http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/66d7e3f6bb7726d8dfebdea716b7eb43.pdf 71cfe6a2b8e071dc5ea60d872abe1f86 PDF Text Text ~ .- . . ·- -- - . -- ... ... ., , -· --· ··~----· - ~- ... __ ..,.. ____ _ ..,_~:.: ~~~·:,>.·~r~;::::: ·,:.. ·. . , -·.~ ,... . . .. - - .... - - - · - - - - . . . . . . - - - - . ....... , . , _ ....... . . ...,... _ ... --'*.#- ·..;. ... ~~ I I MissBearhsisGuestoiHonor Member•Birtlulay ~~::;';:;,'#:::nd b • Ch . h Ob•erved by Circle At Shower Held in Enterprise urc Supt. Diaries Glbbs .of PomeDurst-Cox Marriage Vows are Taken ' Mainly p I A I out ~ Miss Norma Jean Bearhs, and Mrs David Davis, Mrl. The birthday of Mrs. Carrle roy, Donald McKellZle, execu. Ch urc h eop e n > whose mamag• to Paul Joe Carl Qualls, M rs. Donna Hayes, Grueser was celebrated when tlve head of the Northwestern At Niles' First Baptrst ~ Pomeroy MI Gmstead Wi ll be tontghl , was Mrs. c. H. WISe Jr ., Mrs. Georae the Buay Bee Se""'!! Circle of Localscbool dilltrlct; Mrs. Pearl The marriage of J oyc-e Dur~t. The bride wtts lovely In ~ I r t f honor al shower re- Sisson , Mrs. Harley Swisher, the Federated church met Thurs- Reynolds Middleport kinder01 •l>auy -.•- SeJJt1ne l. P omeroy-Middlepo rt . 0 ., Feb. 12 , 1965 . . .- - - - - -, ·.. 1 8 ' ~:~t~v.oat t.i< ~ dau hter Mr. and Mrs . Chest . Nile s. to Willtam Cox eJ u;s\ lr a nd Willard aun oo l•o ut Nile<. was per· at the Ftr'' H•P''" Ch h \" ilr" b;' tht> Kt>v F _u;cl.l , I •.,,, n m .I nH "I" ::~ e~wr>n ~as t~acher, ~Miss 8 Wilha m Kes.terson of Oscoda , the Enterprise EUB Mn. . Roger Long and Mrs. WU- 't day at the church for an all Mtch VIS li ed fuesday with re i chur;·h gtven by Mrs. Willlam ,Jiam Mattox . day quilting. ;t tves and fnends m the area . c ' d Mrs Hobert ed Mrs Lewis Roush and sister , K .rueser n ! : A potluck dinner WBJ Mr ., Gowge MC'Clinwt.'k were pla cod on • table i noonR wit whHI? cover centfi't'ed with , Louis et , re Mora, Mr and M rs Gnm and I of wedding bows I rn: Mrs. r· o "I SS full lengt h guwn of rayon pt>a u d"o " fash toned wtt h lrmg sleeves Tite bodtee wa• of AI · lace ood the '"'"' tor·• """' around th• l<>ttom Ll tht• ... kut Tht> bnde follow ed tht- trad l· spen~ Ht,t~~.': se~ tohe~rs. ~rueser,Fr.':,; New President Qf Phl'/atL-a Is Miss Haw / ey garten Sally Schaaf, Rutland High School teacher and Meigs County legislatlve chairman for the OEA, attended the third bi-annual legislative dinner of the Ohio Education Association held at the COMM1'I'I'EB MUll • .committee AD EngU.hmeeting tenbookwu ulectton held NOW YOU KNOW , . SlS-foot spire of the IJlm, German , Cathedral IJ the tallui Lu the world. recently In the office of Robert Bowen, County Elementary Superintendent. Each count, school "'' represented with Maurice Lott, Southern Local: Mrs. Dorothy Chaney, Bedford; Rosa lee Story, Salisbury; /drs. Harold Sauer, Northwestena and Mrs . Denver Weber, Eall> ern. Tut-~day , "~ ~tart Fal~s w it~ Th~ ~~ ~~rn~st ~ ring~ t 8t ~~ ~ u!l-t-\ I hnr r r""" ' b d Mrs Ben Neutz m~. PI Wednesday lslators were presen . 23 '"ocltr'lll Jltar of of 'ometh tng o d. '"" no v fa nlt) Ralph Hobson and dau - and bells and. miniature rl • . Ann~ LeDurst,GMra.erw . Mrs L. Kautz, ColumbusThe... lr g' uest at the speak er was Dr. Paul McCrackwhlbefore ·d ~P "'"o''tol murn- ~<,r"'ens ruwKl a nd blltt' . and Pf' • Mr.-, d a d groom Otho e.vemng. en of !he University of Michl. ~ h ghtt'L Elea nor and Mr an Ia ed and prizMiss na rues ' . dinner Representative Ralph 1 an alm~· · C"~rtf1k, ' wt~re ltghl · mHl t~ r removt>a ., oe blt' cou rt trlll!l .~~r" ~ ~ " P""i .. .... Ki o"'" s l,,·,_. ,,,d last l~ames were p Y a, rIer New officers were elected Th Murray, Mrs. Clara Karr, ltfn. \ W lk ' •an , former economics ~;~dvisor 1 1 e.a by J~·r;l (.J uwkle cous in l'r . I aves s ' ·uncl al' Col umbus with Mr. es .tt wa rd l:'d theedwmnN,s. a'''"t~ by the Ph_ Jiathea Wo~~lnddl ursWalter Baer, Mrs Adam EberseO rr. IOOO educators and legto President Etsenhower. h b d t e n ~ b d Her long Vt>l l , d ~1rs Henry D<~llt'\". whl e e · · 13 I ay evemng a e bach and Mra. carl e ,t J ' ·• d ,. 11011 1 " ... It ., "mbt>l i<~ ht>d •J t' '" a mPt'f' He't'he rbertb•·td" Hull -.; h • r . J o\.•('t' w;.~.~ given m mar . Ja gt' . ht> r.. t 'lt"• ' '"' Lluro;;l b) 'her 1.1l Matron ut ho uur was J an*'t Reeder. ~1:.-·l t·r ul Ih t' br'(If • who a ;ormal ul peau sryled with a scoo p nrc KI I'"'" ·md II .!It"d line , ,, IJ JOr . see '"" •. I bodic•. Whtte ur 1''" d ptere •nd whi te mutt with rffi h . . rce-sortrs . :sett ta s wen· (': t:>:Bridf'gr),Eill 'i Wt:'I elt" "Da,"J!J I . d Sue Ht·t·rkr wtw "' c:te greeo lr"' ' ' with a white fur he<tdpteCP and muf lwn h red "' Jrl. Deni"e Marmo , (l u.,o.t· r e. Wore '• fl our lengt h gt; Wn o! "' k I red '"t in She carrtf'<l • basH'r of White and red ca rna tons R t> whlle lur mg lu'adpleee ' \\tllt· r and b••rer wa s Ht. il 'J. be rarriPd the nngs o[ low u,Pd hr-r · Reeder , >IX yea tS agol l Hall Best man Durst 1, bNt and hushers wrre . R.;,: I lhl' bridt' anti ,o · brot er u oom. Cox., brotht>r ol the gr . wur~ slu:o~th a. POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1965 FIVE CENTS . ~~:. ~,,:,u~'';,~,:o~lllt potnSt!l lLcl ~ s~retary. ~!tee ~lurley . ~dwol LITTLE GIRLS I PANTS ' PET 2 $2_69 1 pro . By Le Roi Reg . 3 Pair $5 .00 l~~rm p~sident: . Mrs. · P~~I e~n:n secreta~y, ~ La~p ~ dWa~~Kinley a~ten st-r'.'~ed ~h. 1 I ~lph ~pen~ ~earhs, !and tls influence on tn carman, Mrs. James Club Entertam.ed I the family . She close wtt a Mr. and Mr s Wil\1amD us;;;t· Mrs. William Bartels enter w .w :sMePISill ' puem , and prayer. Bob Grm>tead , Mrs. on ' tained lhe Nifty Stitchers rlubl (."llurcll on Tuestln~ Mrs. El)1erson J.ones prese;~ 1 :vtrs. fo~rank Johnston, Mrs. Tom I Wednesday .evening at hN" , 1crow Sr. The WSCS of th e Rock ed the program With the the I home, Rock Sprinss. I Spnngs Mt>thod1st ,·hurch met '" The Home and the Home-- ! Ml11 Wallace Reuter, Mrs. The evening wa.s spent social- ! Tuesday afternoon at the church ' maker " She gave exerpts from Eddie Hartung, Mrs. John : Iy and in sewins and knitting, [ , wilh ,_,1.:rs. w. Morgan. pre~n- l the books wntten ly _home· I Batey. Mrs Jonn Turnbull, M~; after whteh the ho!Jtess terved dt>nt in chargt" I makers turned authors mel~: ~ Esther Wright, Mr~. John . rc eshments carrying out the I An organ prelude b\' M r s. 1 mg " Sixpence . m Her S~~e., Fi scher , Mrs . Wilham Pulhn~(r valentine theme . 1 Lpv. 1 ~ nrueser opened the meet- i b~ Phylhs McGmley. a~ ,, The Mrs. John Roush, M~s. C!n Present were Mrs. George I I mg followed w1th prayer by :snake Has All the Lmes. by I Roush, Mr . and Mrs . Gr - Korn, Mrs. Jack Warner, Mrs. Mr~ Amos Leonard . Mernbers 1.fean Kerr. The books deal w~th l stead, M1ss Mary Baird, Mr. carl Moore, Mn. W. A. Orate, were selected to take birthday humorous mc1dents m fa~tly and Mrs Lor am Sterrett. Mrs. Mrs Max Folmer and Vanesre~kes to Carman' s Nursing hte that also reveal ~he Im· Frances M!lltor, Mrs . Harley se~ and Peggy . Mrs. Lloyd 1 Home for tht' next thr~e portant rewards ol bemg a Brown. . 1 Moore. Mrs. .James Will and : months. were madt 'fflr wife , parent, homemak_er .l Mrs. Evelyn Nacholson, Mrs. Herbert D1 ' On. The next the 1\1arch meeling when the . During lhe 6usmess meetmg Myrtle Long and Dorolhy, Mr. meeting will be held Thursday, WSCS of thf' Hut.land chun-h the group voted to atte~d March 11. at the home of Mrs. will be guests i tl,. study session.?" " One Wtt- 1 James Will, Chester Road. Mrs. William Grueser. lead- ness, One World , to be lleld I UTS er . Upt'llt>d the prn eram wit~ prior to Easte:. Membe:s were DANCE AT RU'l1.AND ta poem, 1 'Mioules of God, 1 a~ked to contnbute cuokleB _and • The Junior class of Rutland I "What would You Do '~· was tlte lrandy ror the Afternoon Orcle Htgh School will sponsor a reetopic of the pr_ogr~m w1lh ~~~ 1valentme- project for shut-ms. Mr~ . Barbara Van ~ete~. nrd hop tonight, following the I members part.ic1patmg, A poem. I Mrs . Brown announced the R N. of Holzer Husj:utal m Chauncey basketball game. ·' The Clock Of Life,' ' by Mrs . I"Quiet Day " to be held at t~ ~ G.al!ip,olis spoke 011 lung cancer Grueser and the Lord's P~ay- Grace Episcopal Church m 1to a spe<.:ial education class at Sweden was the first mod· e-r in unison closed the meetmg. Pomeroy February 1~ from 10 th Rutland Elementary SC'hool ern country to take a regular Ia . m. to 2:30 p. m. wtth a sack T~esde~y afternoon . census, In 1749. PTA TO MEET \unch to be brought by those 1 This was in connection with 1 1'tte Racine Elementary P.T .. .attending. Thank you notes I Social Studies unit designed A will observe Founders' ~ay 1were read from Mrs. Brown : ~ acquaint buy') and girls with when it meets Monday evemng , and Mrs . Alfred Scarbe;ry for the harmful effects of cigarette Feb:ruar~ 15. at 7·30. Past Pr~s- ! remem~rance1 at t~ tnne of smoking before they get the idents wtll be honored and th1rd j death m the famllales. habit started. Miss Thelma ! grade mothers will serve re-l During ~he social hour a des· ehael, tea<'her of the class. is and ' esenting the :study as it W8.8 · freshments . Robert Bowen , Ele- ser1 auct1on was held mentary s~pervisor .. wil_l pres~nt ; cofft-e served by Mrs. John ;;t forth m the Grade Teacher I ~ a fil~ stnp," Get m Step wtth Krawsczyn. magazine . The 14 boys and girls 1 1 SAVE! u-rk 10 Color TV Y VI I f ld 2nd II 1nd ,.. tho wond-ful "' mo Stop In on Elbor • I . oor "Golden Throor• sound, poworful New I Automatic color pvriftor, fomoua onderful color on a now 1965 modo Tuner plus UHF SooiblowCred'tl S.rvlc• to budget your paymente TV UlndElu-r • I ens RCA Victor • M on nay monthly tonnl. Au;cHARNEL 'I'UIIIN. \ ' j V~Fftuldnors•· AU..ct!AN111LTIIIIIM. ··· ' der more Vietnamese air strikes ~ IT t;j) v.::.:'~-•111 'SWIVI!LSI ~.._..__.,.~..- tJ.•;::-.:=ttt~t New Yl~ /J"l.S#a• K I0 T MAR tt DOLLAR DAYS Fri.& Sat. Feb. 12·13 A _~ W"J!il @®~®ill TV AGAINST ALL OTHERS FOR C 0 LOR UNS.URPASSED NATURAL f; ' VietNam ... At a Glance ~ THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. I L::=i:E::::'iiii::::::i::::::i~~:::;;;:;::::::;::ll t FACTORY AUTHORIZED MOTOROLA CAR RADIO Headquarters All Tran1istor RADIO · · $34.9 5 I Pl<m~ 1 an~ i I f I I 1 I :.!Piiie~piii.iiiiiiiioiiii>iiioiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili1 lf-'l 10 S.rln GP"·711 ll• 1\1~ (ow..rl dltim...., 2M . . . . . . . . . .THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY A--- SPECIAL OFFER! ) ' 1 range in age from 9 through 12 , ' hl years 1 Don Mullen and Charles Die Mr~ Van Meter descrtbed the 1 , of Pomeroy were I DLanc.aster ' suffering of one having tung J · re['t'ntly to atlend a dmner 1 and bt'ing a surgical ity de- Icancer, . nur"e she was able to describe · meeting where commun velopment was discussed with lung ~urgery in detail, 111ustrat.. Consressman Walter H. Moeller ing her remarks with freehand ; and Delbert Stearns. drawings on the chalkboard. · She commented that anyone could have lung cancer, but th1t I the chanre~; were much higher Pomeroy, Ohto : among cigarette smokers than I · .among non-smokers . TONIGHT .r. SATURDAY 1 The pa:rents of the children "NORTH TO A~ASKA" : have cooperated In this program (Teebnic:olor) ! John Wayne, Stewart Grana· by answering lt'tters taken home eT Ernie Kovac•. Fabian. ~ by the children. Their answers Ptaturette: Wlft Decoy lotd of the difflcully of bt·eak· lng lhe cigarette smoking habit, and of its ~ontinua11y mcreaslns SUN., MON., TUES. Folo. 14-IS.t6 cost . These facts were brought "BIDTIMI STORY" oul also by Mrl. Van Meter. (Teehnieolor) Non-smoking parents expressMarlon Brando, David Niven, 1 ed their approval of the pro-Shirley Jones, Marie Windsor, R@becca Sand, Dody gram. It is planned to show Good mao. tr the clajs jn the near future, P..turette: Tricky Chkkt the film -strip, "To Smoke or ColorcertDOftl Not to Smoke." 1 1 I 1 I VALENTINE! • Lovely Budod NteklocH In m1ny colon • Booutiful Pin & E1rrl"' Sola e Now ON A BOX OF ... Colorful Ptndonta • Mony Now Stylod E1rrlnga • Now Combinations 1. 1.00 to I BROASTED CHICKEN e 2 PIECES GOLDEN BROWN CHICKEN CLIP THIS COUPON This Coupon Entltlft BHrer To Purchue Box or Boxes Of Broasted Chicken FOR ONLY······ 60c 5.00 Offer Good Friday&. Saturd•y, Feb. 12-HI V1lontlno'a D•y e FRENCH FRIES I V•lttntlnft D•y, Sund•y, F•b. 14th I The Martin Restaurant ROUTI7 MIDDLEPORT : ~ for· talko Viet Nom by "all parties concorned." . callThairl, In oon statoment iosued Friday,. urged th\ Eaot. Wool nogotlotlons. He said both side1 should tvolcf ".n•w_ which may load to In oscalotlon" of I h 0 f:gi!IJ/191 \Y ORK - ~·w Viol Nom jitters dominated trading York Stock Exchange this week and tho market boromolon took their wont week·ID·week loll I In Th mare than six monlh1. '· on an A morJcan • oat oc. a •or b aso IasI wook en d and the subsequent bombing of targets in North Viet Nam madeb traders and investors nervous enough to put 1 , h D J , d I I Mo shea lo donl1n I o Ow· ones on ustr a avorego n· day morning. Bargain hunters helped erase some loiiH beforo t ho close, PHNOM PENH, Cambodio - Prince Norodom Sih1" nouk chargod Saturdoy that tho Unltod States Is sololy to blame for the current crisis in neighboring Viet Nam. He domandod !hot the 1954 Genova Conforonco bo roconvaned immediately. In a letter Ia Charles de Geullo of France, Anutas Mikoyan of Russia, Sarvepalli Radhakrishman of India and Ne Win of Burma~ Sihanouk denounced ~~extension of the South Viefnamase war by uniustiiable American bomblrdmentl and reprisals." BUDAPEST - Savoral hundred youths, Including 1 number of Africans and Asians, attacked the U.S. I• gation here today in 1 riotous protest against U.S. air attacks an Communist North Viet Nam. Tho rioters sma1hed windows, threw bottlos of Ink against the walls and wracked two cars belonging to members of the legation staff which were parked out· 1ido tho building, Ell It Here or T•k• It Home 1 ' worthy he spoke Friday of _ _ ·- ____ _ peaceful co • existence a nd aMhaensadfie.llad;eroatt ' om~anan~ufwfe88r- Local Chamber , Dies Sudde_nl_y,, arrested on two charg., follow1- d h ing a one-ear wreck on state Donates $2.00 I' ri ay Nig t route 7, three-tenths of • mile I north of Pomeroy early today. F Harr•' Smith, well _I The Meigs county sheriff's or j ourna} Ad known resident of Pomeroy,' edA y I' P. department charged Willard Albert Dill , 30, with DW! and Fr~day . exceBsive speed for road con. Commerce The Mtddleport of diliollll. agreed Ch.a rnber_ mghl De t C 1 M 1 . to donate $200 toward the $1,000 , pu Y aro an ey mves. tJgated and reported Dill's car Jneeded from Metgs County to 00 t f' d Is d sponsor a page advertisement bore tou60 ftvet guarf pods in the Wall Street Journal de-0 a u it went ee out guar rat mg after of control on picting Southeastern Ohio as a . 1~n a curve. prime area for indu.!ltry. . Jack Welsh announced that he The car, after gmng through . Childs . . go to the railing, turned over on its and B1ll will top. Dill was taken to Veterans bus Tuesday meet With engtn eers concermng th ' bo a t Memorial HospitalHeavy for treatment of the injury, dam- docks and improvements at the Colu~- t~ age was reported to the car ' Rites Monday For Letart Resident Rt I Man DI eReedsville s • f ~~".:ie~nt~el~:on~eterioraling H. P. Smith 77, • . • Ill ~ii<Tifl died suddenly at Hol<er hospit· , A autopsv is expet'ted lo he ot his honw . 1 · G 11· r· F 'd ·ght 1 · a m a tpo IS rl ay "' · ' ordered by authurit tes m !he Metgs Co unlv of •" Ht l Reeds·vtll·' . t•tan !' c . .''lart t•nba "it. s·t• rd t He th was h rushed . • 1. by ambulance H ld"alh ' ' 11 15 1 7 e a a · P rn. e l whose burned body_ wa s dlsl·ov-! ma ms . of Hardmg A dJed at 9.20 p.m. ered th1 s mormng m tht' debns dJs rov ... re-d iJ itt"r . , I -• ·I , , Funeral services are sc hed · lomplett 1 dest m, e d uled for Tuesday at 2:30 log-st rurrurt> on ll0g · c.hape 1· Buna · 1 WI·11 • ' •<trl ' r a t th. e E wtng . 1 • \ .( ~ ~apJ w<~s I ~.m. Sen Coiii'ns be m t~e family lot at t he Bet"eh Grove cemetery . I · Surviving are his wife . El sie., 8 son , Theo Smith, two granddaughters, Joy Patrioia of _ Chico. Calif., and Sue Foster Jo:llen : 1d<.~\' .Siw r1H Harft>nha C"/1 lw "' as th1 · <~ rt' ~ H"t ed 1Im:: de.part rnf'n!~ Wil t', Cl Wilrn a. 36. tu t•Jgs w« .s .,... 1 <~I ' Funeral services for Mrs. B1anche (Rickard) Van Schoyck, 81, of Letart, W. Va ., who died Friday at 1UO p.m. in Charleston, W. Va., at the of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Beulah Rickard, will he held at the Oak Grove EUB church, Letart Route, Monday at 2 p m. Burial will be In the Oak Mrs. Van Schoyck was born at W.Va., 6, 1884, theLetart, daughter of the Feb. late Samuel ~ ~enate . d_tP· ~· seve~- Sale Price.;·· w<:~~ ;~ 'd~ ' v {' 0 fOilt>r ~('L.._ <~s tlw wa s Sheriff Har!I'Jlbal'lJ <J nd Prost"cutor Bern.,. a ru \·, Fu11z lnve"!tgal!on of lh t· tr agt•d.'> is being l'OntinuE'd. \l r Rood 's father . Herbe-rt Huod re pur!edlydJedmahou se ilrt' ;;buut 25 ago accord. Jng to mforrn.niJon b\ • r·ela! J\'t·s to •Sht•rif( Hart en ba(·I · to Whit e's1 , Tht> bud\ was . takt-n , !· uneral homt> m Coolville where arrangeml'ms \\ill be announrPd la lt>r ~·ears rev~aled Spokesman Says I BUII{ 0£I ncr eased spendmg • W'JI c0 TOl\ ard Educat'IOU I MI'ss Lohse t's ~ ~ Council No. 46. Ohio Valley Com- "Impor tan t one " as '"·th 1egts· " todav the · ' C OLUMB US 0.1Pf1 Tnfol" llt t>cl s. o u t·res S"" l·> mandery No. 24 • a 32 nd Degree lators hold important posttons hulk or an c s tim ;t! ed $ 200 million in c rea se tn state spend· Among 'ttl 111:3 Mason, a Sh rmer, · with respect ing ,legt Gov .Jameswill A he Rhudp s was I..'X p c c-ted t o request from a mem ber state of Ohto.to educat10n m the lhf• slature for erlu l'afion of the Aladdin Temple, King . A spokesman fur the PT.A The budget also wil l pruvide . of the York Crosa of Honor. ' To Be Honored Th~tH*y R?al :,.'"11; Tt~ said, "The fman cial posltlon • r Ihe sources sa1d !hal li1P per fo r highways and univt>rsfty Mergs Counlv " " "" , . , . r·e nt tof the tax doll a r <jlPnt for lee< sr• t aside for the untver Sl· . mg emp er res · A a support a school comparable lo hr general opera Iton of govern- 111•s 8 1 A. and LaureL. Frye Rickard. Her . husband, Harry, preceded of iho nl"' crlall In Viet Nam, and revoal whet m death several years ago. Miss J•nrufer Lohse of Pome- ernacle. No. 23, Eastern Star others m OhiO state su '"'' " '" ' '" ' not coun<mg educalton . viol Union will ploy In South-! Aall. Survivors Include two broth· roy IS one of 463 top-ranking Lodge 1116 of Pomeroy, Past 1 . ,. · PI me ntal h,gtene and welfare , Will Rhudr•< was <xpected to a sk 1 ro ' · era, Ernest L. Rickard, Letart, students to he honored Tuesday Watchman of Shepherds and , 1 necesst v , be Ihe lowest Ohio's , lh' legt< lature to approprtate COMMITJ'EE NAMED ! The amuunt 10Rhodes wtll pro-' $1 13 mtllion more for public 1,_ .. , lh= m -....., and Thomas C. Rickard, Chea- Feb. 23, at the eighth annual the White Shrine of Jerusalem ; DEAVERTOWN Ohio (UPI) apeake, one sister. Mrs Esta Presltlenl'a Scholarship Recog- No . 31. . Ml'!l, Harry Roush pose for operatmg the govern- Ischoul s This would mclude a The Middleport " Pomeroy ' Adldna, New Haven, and sev" nition Dinner at Ohio State Uni" Mr . Smtih was a past patron 1 men!. during the two vrars be- 1200 mcrease for teachers and Rotary Club met at tbe Martin - Deavertowu IH1h Scbool'o eral nieces and nephews afso verslty. of tbe Eastern Star Lodge No. 1 Dies in Columbus ! gmnmg .lulv has not. been an- the normol increase required Restaurant Friday night With baaket..D team - y Dol be survive. The program will begin at 186 in Pomeroy and a lifelong Word was received here of · nounced. · 1 under the formula in the law . Vice Preslden' John Werner in tile beat one Ill lbe 1tate, bul Friends may call at the F"" 8 p.m. at the Ohio Union ball" member of the Eastem Star. death of Mrs. Harry <Blanche) , It was expected. however . the i Whtch spells out the amount charge. Werner announced the It m.ust bave beea the hottest. gleson,g Funeral home rooms. speaker will operated the Sugar Run Roush, former Mid, budget w JJ call for spending I each will rece1ve .This 1 nominating committee of Cur· Friday Dlghl. noon on Sunday, The bo4y_will be FtedefiCk R. Eckley of New Mtll In Pomeroy for many dleport reSident Thursday In a about 11.4 billion frum the gen- ' would brmg pubhc tis Jenklnaon, Dick Owen and The Deoverton be taken to the church to he York City, vice preshospllal m Marton. SUrVIvors era I revenue fund during the ! spendmg lo about $600 mdlion. Cash Bahr to nominate the 11165- ed 1 tel state on Monday from I until ldeut of Amertcan Telephone Frtenda may call at the fu. include a son, Kenneth of Mar• [ next rwo years This would be l Colleges and universities were . Btl officers. The local Rotary bill an or- 2 p.m. fr Telegraph and a 1938 neral home today from 7. until ion, a sister. Mrs. l..ouise Hive- about 1200 million more than expected to receive about tM Club on ll'eb. 11 observed ita G Edlell lllppod Ilea.. III'aduale of Obto Stale's College 9:30 p.m., Sunday from p. ly _of Columbus and four I being spent in the tw""year per- million more than they now Set. a&tb anniversary. . . .IIIr1 , 1111 18 pobiU ud SQUAD SUMMONED of Commerce and Admtn!Jtra. m. and 7 untlt 9.30 p.m. and children. tod endmg June 30. j Th woold include the state " 1 19 FORFEITS BOND 1111 tea Mit t'l The Middleport emergency lion. Monday from :1-5 p.m. and 7 " Funeral services will be held To Hit $4 BiHinn . iversities, municipal unlvri lhll uoit wu lllllllllOited to . 9:30 p.m. It ... requested that at the Baptist Temple in eo. Additional spending from ties and branch colleges. ' , . 1 .... · ·Dezter Rd. lett Mr1. VlrciJ MAN CITED Howers be omttted and dona" lumil!'•· Monday at 10 a.m. cial taxes earmarked lor spe- money is for their general· • , Robert Warth, 30, Hartford, vtclilty .,... PI1'IOIIt at 10:15 p.m. Friday Olllo Stale Patrol reporta lhe lios be made to _the buUdlng wl!h.:araveslde services at lhe 1cific purposes probably will run eration and does not inclu!lt 01 8 bfelted bond ID,MiddleChesleMIIJ mlchlbe She wu to arrest of J81J!e!t A. llolley, 31, fuDd of tl'.e Uruted Me!hbdllt ceo;1101ery It Stotion,l total state spending during the capital troP.ovementa, •A'4ditiPD111 11 P'!'lIIiMl.yor Smltb ...,._. ....,:1 lit. 3 Pomeroy. cited to Church or lhe Hearl Society. W. Va. at p.m. Friends may next two years to about $4 bil- al SJ4lll0rt for higher on· Lutoxlcalion c1tar1e • ,........, won .._ fctt 1M1 operator'o Rev. C. Melvin Alkire will ol· coli allhe Cl'oss Funeral Home, lion of these taxes comes fro!n student (Mj, 'MJ:I -.... .. .... .. f..,. , """''· '• •' ..,....,. .• • are the psoline tax oannark-'l'"" 1 ta ·•" I. th~ h~<tnrv a~ POMEROY,O. were sumwas Rep• Welker land !hat tol d dP('t:'ased . Jnonf'd , bu! the homt~ C'omhJs hnd plf'l t'l v dt·~troyed, according "'"" lotvm " rl"nw.s t<r· tnorble olfwt a ls N dS k "nd shr left th• hocr'. • wt'lh 'I 1 arne ' pea ers ~ ~~ COWla tsu summ oned Henn · ' tl~en· t;, am . th1<·e ch llo• eo '" ahou t :t Ew ing 1 ~y Blaze di' ''"V•' •r·u in a be droom ol 1 t te [t,,•,e rt l'uu;,· Tt r"· guns wrw al so ' '''' 1 re-'. found rn the '""" rou nt '' Ho01l, 42, Hood 's bm1•:. Sht"rriT H:.trtc-nf1 re hHd hach :s;.nr1 waf['h fl, und b\' I' ''· ,,,,a t I , I he vil'l lln's oody had .slopp ,·u f·Udg,• ar 5·15 a n1. Tl1e Rel'dWI·rl e and c.oo1vt'II e ! Middleport levee. Zirkle of Pomeroy. and thl·ee William Ingles president of 't'h 1'1" fJ I· ' I" C P W"U" ed ddl · · l ' r l J uren art' on. I . ._. u~ 1"<'-·.> t. · 1 · dl !ams1 urMgiddla rt- s.1stcrs, Mrs . Amy Chase . of : the Middleport PTA. announ1·- Lou , 17 <~nd .l iJii a. 7 11 Jona roa S.Igns n epo Athens, Mrs. Barbara Smllh, l ed today Sen Oaklev C rold h so peop Ie tr ave Img ough Athens and Mrs. Bess 'Weed lms chairman of th<~ , " Educa- port ._. I tlw 1·hlldren Jnd uld k th . be thr f II wo now. enum ~o m _es Pomeroy, . . , .tht•, homf'. ' l tion and llealth C.omm1ttt·e. in l tl. e1r. mnlher wtont. tu and directions to ne1ghbormg d R lof it nt>Jghbor, lim it.\ .\1L1m " 1 Oh . . communities Mr. Smith was preceded in : tJel an b f t'lp I Tht- l'lrf' llrst dJsl·ovf'r·t't/ Al said a represen- Mrs death his parents , Mr. and OHha_phH e err mRem er to t_! le , at about 6 m hv 1-luri H<irl!· John (Anna Bl•ettnar 1 !0 ouse n epresen a 1ves · t8 t 0 f Greyho un d WI'IJ he S "th · t . . . JVe w It .. d Education ( .ommJttet> Will bt> mu s. '-" 110 I!Vt·s rwa rtH' H. n·t lhere Feb · 15 and that a full Phil mt 'andwotwosons, a erAugu an st In . M'ddl ... . at , mu brothers 1 epor1 nc-x 1 Th.ursuay f ... hscud tlw t'rl lirt• fronth par! service bus stop will possibly ' · t tl h' h , o I e stru ('tu1·e wa ' lcu111g 7 30 1 1 be arranged at the La Salle and Eddie Smith. ! al lg st,htool wh t•n hto di scow-n>d llw fin· Hotel He was a member of the , au .llormm o Jscu ss S< oo Tir e body of Mr h' nod w:ts · . Pomeroy Methodist Chun:h l leg1s a lion . . Attendl~g were Mr. . ~elch, where he was on the official, The meeting is being sponvtce prestdenl, C. P. Williams . board of the church and Sundav sored by the Middlepo•t Pa r· Ed Baker, Cash Bahr, M r 8 · School superintendent for en! -Teachers A.s socJa!ton . John Werner, John_ Werner, al years A large crowd is experted : Bill Clulds, Bill Mrller , Carl Mr . Smith was also a mem - l to attend this mcettng as parHorky, Dale Dutton and Dtck ber of Masonic Lodge 164 p & I ents and teachers fron t a I I Owen. A.M., past district deputy of I schools in the count y haoe been . I the Grand Lodge of Ohio, Porn- rnvtled. eroy Chapter No. 80, Bosworth The meeting Is deemed as a Ginthe~ ---- ' I CROW'S Town,&Country Restaurant E. MAIN STREET ·L-~ dlclt~' todoy. Koa ~expected to brl"' 1 first·hond 111011ment eCOLE SLAW 9 rent visll to Communist North at 8 c08 p.m. in the Eastern High auditorium . The presec,;aJton is be in g d trl'de d It) .\1JS Ad a N<·ase and Lu ry AmsKorea. Jt was considered note- bary. There will be 16 acts. - Sentmel Photu. SAIGON- U.S. airmen lod the way In this week's retaliatory raids on Communist-held North Vi.t it was reportod today. Sovtn Amorlcan pilots 1nd four ground crewmen woro docoraled far lholr "support" of tho ollocka. Tho fl'ral retaliatory raid Sunday was an oii.Amerl· can operotlon hacauiO Sauth Vlot Nom'• propellordrivon lir farco was woothorbound, Tho second raid, on M 0 nd S Offlcl.ll d-ri ay, wa , _ H 1 "U ' 5' ..upported" cemetery. The Rev. attack by 24 Sauth Vlotnomuo planu. Stanley Moore will officiate. IMOSCOW hi- Savio! Promler Alexol N. Koaygln Ia dl w n 1111 up I tour o f Commu nlst Asia and will return to tha Kremlin soon, unoffici•l reptl)rh in Moscow In· Fobrulry 14th WITH YOUI I Nam~ MEIGS THEATRE FOR YOUR ,' Man Arrested 0 n 2 Charges UNiho N. to Y.Secretary - Western delegations After Mishap reuted withNATIONS, reserve today General Thant'1 NEW on tho ,._IIIIJIERI IN LANCASTER 1 ' a~ 1 l~~x:~ YK:;g~~':r::f ~~e:: Y~~~~~r ~:~~wo~~~,n~~'::::,~n°{h;i~!~~~ ~:r~~e~r"~;,\~r~,k~~~~~~~o\"~;,:; ,:~\~ ~~~~\~,:~,~.~~~~~s.i~,~;ct~~va~V.~o;v ~ TO~YO a~!· 1 1 0. I today said the Soviet Southeast Asia and was await- - Communist China said today tho U.S. bombing raids on Communist North VietNam gave the Hanoi regime the right Ia strike "counterblows" at South Vie·t Nam with Red Chinese support. I Mn:~. N eVan Meter Is Speaker on Cancer TopiC 1 WERNER RADIO & T.V. jlLL-CHANNEI. TUNINIJ ~til 1 Communist \~e~h~·~::;n ~~~·e~~ic~:~~ ::j~~d t.~~c;!ovi~ti~~~~rd; -~~--- £ either calljng off or lessening don V_ jlU.C:HllNNIL TUNINIJ against 1 COMPARE RCA VICTOR _., ,_, .,... ,'' North Viet Nam if the Hanoi authorities did not call off their subversive war in the south. At the same time U.S. Am~--------bassador Maxwell D. Taylor from Communist broadcasts said he was ''reasonably cer- were that the Viet Cong would lain" there ajready was some intensify its .attacks. hard thinking going on in Hanoi Today he Viet Cong mined a about .North Vietnamese 5up- patrol lrain on Viet Nam 's port for the Viet Cong as re- main railway line in Thua ::iUit of the U.S.-Vietnamese air Th1en Province 400 miles north raids . i or Saigon. Another group in Wh1le the two men 1:ipoke fire Binh Dinh Province carried out raced through a petroleum , a mortar attack on an .airstrip dump in a Satgon military i at Bong San. Minor attacks camp but thert" was little dam-~ were reported elsewhere. Communist China and North age. Vietnamese military officials dismissed the possibility ' Viet Nam have made a series \ of Communist sabotage since of threatening broadcasts smce MY VALENTINE - Jeff Hill. ]eft, and Jane Rees, stu. the only explosions came when lhe first U.S. • Vietnamese air dents of Mrs. Howard Roush in the fourth grade of Ra. 1 the fire reach~ a stockpile of attacks last Sunday . ~nd . spoke c·ne elementary school, express the importance of Val-l ~ gallon gasoline drums. The today or new mtens1f1~atJon .ut entlne 's Day with an exchange of favors . Valentine's Day • f1re apparently was started by the war. But the Sov1et Umon is Sunday. - Sentinel Photo. a carelessly dropped cigarette. was taking a far mort! moder- ._ There still was no sign the ate stand. r·1!l¥"c "'"~).,.,., l"'.fi. ,· ._·' Vi"•'"/"'"'"'""'-"C1'~1"'""~!~"W~~-.. '1. " " ' " ' ' , .'':l""·~ Viet Cong insurgents were Diplomatic reports from Lon- ·•--~--.:::;._~~~~~·-~-~':':::::o:;.:::::~----., I SAIGON (UPI! South Vietnamese strongman Lt. Gen Nguyen Khanh s•id today he would personally or" I DURING Middleport, RCA. ;I ~ Min~rva c~tldre~ b ~arch d son s. FOR RCA VICTOR COLOR TELEVISION I ~arne d. ' ~.trs. R:s~r Et~ltin~et. (~IX wa~ g~: ~ I, th~ I Holthit~< Co rrection! MIDDLEPORT homa~~' 1 pe~ir~~~a~~h~o!:::' Mrs. ~of· l ':~hr%;~~:~e";~0~~~:~~:r~~~ ~ ' tlte ~"·' •:~~',de THE SHOE BOX Mrs Bradb ury ·~town Is President of Ces:~- El c· Ie -~ Denv~r : I t~."'. ~t· fer~nc·e ;:~~~~ ~Varren. ala~~~ ~erved JlTI!'isore~ ~aoe ~:.,:;d "~ter. honor gue-s d t th m epnrt I w "" d II F'eckt'i- spe-nt t'd bv her nance, ope-ned her i Church of Christ. Miss Mildred Mrs en e r · · 1 I gifts I 1 'd t s I ·J t'ekend tn Columbus with many uvt' y . . . , Haw ey presJ en , wa . jn 1 asr \o\-da ughtt"r and sun-in-law, • H.e freshments m ,' c harge. , hl' · " of dcake. hJC('dhltt! Mr and Mrs Rl<'hard Brigg:- , white and decorate wit w I They are Miss Hawley, prE'BI · "'t>ddmu an d 1am1.1y. .. ." bells and pmk ed rose· ith 1 dent ·• Mrs • Wended G erlae h, K atd Bearhs returned homt' buds, tee ert'am center w !VIce president ; Mrs. Leslie ErWt>donnesday from Holzer Hospit· Wt'dding bt>lls and coffee- w;e l vin, treasurer; Mrs . by hostesses """' ""tid 't''". ".On"aie.·c· '- • " tnoo n'tceh.'. G . nto_I adr . 1Rice , Secretary; Mrs. Frankhn ., hil t'.. ''"'""l ion' Th' groo:n s M". f'red Crow Jr . Mrs . · and Mrs . I e- · , Triplett . . assistant 1 rld 5 M"S " th . w<we ptnk '"''' wt llt Cr' dr;, !'lark and Mrs. Patr i<·k ' Mr> . William Me ar an ' r .. l Mrs. E. 0 . McKinley led de- l mo " Lo ·I arv returned home Wednes Cer tl Duncan and IJarlene , M . ' votwns mcludrng scrtpture tak. nwtchtn g w;;s pink and HN wth·ur " eY.:.n,·ng from Oavton where ,' c eorge Harris, Mrs. alsQ li e- d'ay t • e Oliver SMpenrs . en from Hebrews, • I f and Ch a hread-" ·· ~ thev 1:11tended the annual con- L't'l" , r·,.1rs. 1 ~ ar~ . · i _I ing, " A .:>sam o ~rr es . rdl ""' "'ns ,. lol ltowed tn th e of t<:prscopa l Church · John Beaver, Mt" W p I Prayer was given by Miss Haw" Mrs women of Southern Ohio . (;asl on regJstenng ,t he g Pa. . lrey Wtlson . Mrs. Tum Crow concludlng with Lord's Pary· trnm Loudenv il le . \ ol and . , J. r Mrs . Lowena Roush, Mrs . J ... tn unison M" I Ridge L(' VG 1'-r . . m_era Youn • \'.JI\Jam Bartels. ary I Miss Hawley gave a reading ttl sburg . Nt les , and g.. . Dill Miss Sally Bartels, Mrs. taken from the "Editur's Mall· Mrs Grace Cli r-k, Zelda I L'd 'ar Tiloroas Mn. E. E. Foll- 1b x" A teport of sick mem- , El Speelman H~ ~ g ' h . ' 0 na and eanur . I eo nor Ire r rod and Kay , Mrs. Dun Rous • bers WllS given . The new offi- i "'' Pd at the receptton . Mt . M . Hugh C Hearhs, Mrs. , rs will he installed at the , Bernard Du rst r ut the r·ak.' ' New offie<rs were elected by Hubbard, Mra. William meeting, ' 111 Fnllowmg thP h•me;mnDO Eleanor Circle of Heath : Jr Mrs . Dorothy Mrs . Cash Braley was the rouple " restdtng at 21ll . Methodist Church Thur1day eve· Brown Mrs . Carl Jenmngs, gram chairman and prrosent.e<l A 1·r . the 1110 g at the church with Mrs . Mrs.' Eldon Weeks, Mrs Jack the study, "Serenity of the I For h"r golllg aw ay , .. 1:aJen Brown, prt"sJdent. rn m lke r Mrs . James SJsson, 1Soul" Mrs Triplett gave a -1 . . IWII - nh· (· e gr <J \ "t' • d Deb· · 1 br11 • " "" • ,. · charge Mrs. Hoger SpenL-er an I scripture reading. 1 sutl , .d Ele(·ted were Mrs . Charle" b. Mrs. Ross Cleland, Mrs . The hostesses served a salad I The nt'W Mr s Asct Bradbury, Frick, Mr s John Musser, 1 eourse from a table decorated 15 y lo u• tod tn 1.962MCKtnle Brown, vtce prestdent : , ine Arnold, Herbert Mrs. Dixon, Mra Max- , the with valentine hearts Intherne. keeping with and Y [;alen M: !i . .Jack S!aven, ServiniJ 1 at Oh1 u, and Margaret Edwards, treus· cer, Mrs . . James Wtll,. Misses were Mrs. McNeal and Mrs. _Mr. Cox e , e vears urer . . Florence Ann and Beth McKinley with Mrs. Ada LamHtgh Sdwol. Uve . . 1 The meeting was opened wtth Bearh:s and Mrs. Cli:ur Spencer. bert Mrs Pearl Reynolds and " the Mmed forces, me u devolwns by Mrs. Robert Ash· tl Sending gtfts were Mr. and rs' Childers conlril> mg t3 months '" Korea , an ley using as her theme, "The s Rollin Bearhs, Mrs . Edna I u;i; works fo r Allied Metals ~~Niles. H~w .and Family .. , She strt'SS· Mr ,· I Mrs Lucille B. Hawk- I g. Th b1·ide alsu is a nlf'Ce of h . I Bares, . M d e ed the importance of avmg a . M"ss Carla Horton. r. an "''/ S . h • , BernJ ('t> Roush and Bessie Par - godly home and a fam.ily alt~r ~:~. ~s.a Custer . Mr s. Homer . JU. ly talc 1!~1 ~ s E L D E LB ER F ~~~~::J~~~~:~~~d~...;...~:ve:r;.:;:~:~~=~~_.;;;_;~=~--:~------ 1 1 th an Khanh Issues Stern Warning To VietCong 1!1 <.~nd -.rar~et v:a~ In v.as rll"',e hudsto' ""' 11 "riiW I;' rl ol 11 as Jl ar . P '" and sht' rar· la('t' sequms . 1.1Pd a bi•LIIJUt' : ot whi t*' , arn~. muJns in nm;ade sty It' 1wns. Tr bridt:' s mother was at. a turqum sr and stl '.' er '·Jir; athln Wl1h sJ tver aceessnrH."s l . k an.d »nd "O f l' a t·ursage u r PH"I {I Od po~tn· u~ NO. 257 WEATHER Mostly IIIDDy IIIII colder t. alpt . Hip today, !:WI, low IGnlgbl Zti-U. lludoy cloudy and 1 little Wlll'lller', hiP Jli. at y e YJ I u! M r s • • •· It • ,. IOL XVI GUt ~ ~ t 1:1~u !T""'a..':"" a~ ~lnelpal I ~e ex~Uve ~ oq~ si!OIIrl .W:: 1 V'1 ! , • Col~mbus. sch~l yea"!· ~- 2~ n"'.::= ~!"'" :.ty . . . . . .::·-:~::.~~~ i Metg~ ~ ' ,. • ~=-· •" ~:r c..;,; ·U P> v~ I gran~ •re-I Grab~ · · "~ 'f.:rt' ·~~ a .ll I ' · r · ,_.., ... ~ I .' l'l"'! • ~ool IJt . ~ .Example~ · f• ,., 911 ~.a~era &ran • r!" • �., ' ' ' .l • II • 2·D•EY_~entlnel.!omeroy·Middleport, " o. """ """ " '\) " i ~· usw Race wbeo the dO<'tor t•ll• you X; I N)' sbow you ea~ txpeel in the By RlfHARD F FONTANA Unnt>d Prt-ss Inlernatmnlll PITTSBURGH tUP II ~ Vote <'Utor fOI' Ventura t ount\ . ~ "We JU!t looked at tarb rt>lurns m the skin-tight Umted : otber," said Gotr)!la, hi§ Z8- Strf'lworkerll I US Wl prf"flldenU- ' f yt>ar-old wife al elect ion cam~ .o "' VIrtual ! Tbf rour - t"~( 1' ;d flri~JJ det~d halt today wit h I W Ab• mld·Miy - w ..,.. e el'o a pal a lalm children for tbf' couple Ju 4 ~~ c m it man ger c NI!:W YORK - THE MA· Tb 110 lng VJclory 1 yNn of marrt•re. fY "' Incu mbent Pre~ldent Da vid Jorhy ot the striking: Eaet lin- In 1 two-room apartment J ~1 cDonald summarll v dlaand Gull col1ll longshorl:lml:!n "rrn very ncUtd aad look· rntased the cl"'lm 11 bal lyhoo return Lo the plt!rl today to l.a& forwlrd to 1t1rtlnJ a ram- I At the same time both l!lde~t fac11 millions ol toni ol c.ltrio II)' " Mrl GwWIIDI tald. d h t the th 0 "I .,"~".umul.a ted durin& the 34-day ' renewe c arae• a fltiil~....r~W4«1&.lf'W'l\W~'"lll er wa s holdlnfl! back retu rn~ - 1 Dock work en m all maJor I and It appeared tht courta miY Norlh Atlantic and Gulf Co"'t have to decldo the wlnnfl porta whert t'Ontracl agrli!e· An unofflc1al tabulation by monto bavo been reached bavo o UP showed Abel leodlna by -on orderod uy lhelr unoul\ tO mOI'e thon 4 000 VO)OI wilh few- ~ bow to ffl!deral co urt orden re· ~ er than 300 .locale to report I 1 I them from .lltaymy on from Tuesday • &18<'tion ) !J ran na I Tht: lalell UPI count with 2,· 1 atrlko until oll porta oellle • 907 of the union's UOO 101,81 , 1. CRACKDOWN - Meigs County Dog Ward en Gcongc Ln g.on unloads a c1!?" hound lllto the pound at th e fairgrounds In Rock S~rlngs Logan .. MD 18 beginning a t•tmvass of the l'lllfnl y to pick up all d og~ not WPil lln g la gs Iht s {li.ttkdo•\n IIi the re su lt of a t.l ec reastnL' numhe1 of ta~a fo1 II .I 111 gave Ab e1 ..• 901, "' It dP 1 1 at t 1w amltor.s 1 · o tt"lLft 1n th'tt cour t ouse. KVAU LUMPUR MALAY· By Unitt re11 n ema on ld 285770 ' <' on- camnes beJng purthased Ta g! for unregistered dugs ovPl IIHPt' mon1h s nl uge t•a n l)(' pui'Clase< •nowstorm• ~~~~ ~ a Abel'~ h~adquarters had Its Logan said over 30 doe~ \\ e~t:_!od~~___l_~_ the _pound dunng lhu p<~st Wt!i.'k - Scnllnel_Phot o.______ ~- _ - - - - -- - 113 _ A hundr 6 d lt~f~lstli broke I How linK - ~ off from a mob of anti-tlovern· wmd• sustlng up to SS m · 1 man ahead 272 289 to 2'2 286 h lh U flreal l ' ' ' ' ment demonSiraiUJ> In Kuala an our m • ppt~ Wllh returns from 2.351 local• ) ! Lumpur today and Mttacked the Lakes region toda\' t' 1 snow I McDonald'» camp had htm 1\ ' InformOIJOn S.rvlce USIA d~~~·.::.~lih .. four feel In ' leadlntl . 270m to 267,09a for j I 1 hbrary wllh brJCkl, JrOn plptl k d l Abel , wlth an ullllpeclflod num and wooden clubll. Snow plow crews wor e ber of locals reportin1 Guu~~:e reulllnJIIl G!!lhpolb l~nh:red Ho!ipllal 1n five mlnuUIII tho rioten 1lthrough the night to keep main Official tabulation by the un· 1 DHm !80, ~o~ runnmg !20 1 Amo1 1g ll1u:-.c wl1u ~ntel l·ll shAtttered the hbra'r)'• wmdowi roads open but manyl ild~ r~~dlil ton !I mternatlonal tellen bttlett on rollers, Pome1oy -Mason IHolzt>r ho~p1tal 111 tbt: pu~t :H and platt &lRII door• Offlcllll became tmpas•ablt n t e iz- &inli here next Friday. out Pt Pleas<J.nt :l8 18 Hmlon huUJs we • ~ UliiJt"rt M CUl1g, satd no on• wa1 hurt althOUfih z.ard which dumpt!d 38 mrhes By CHARI.ES E. TAYLOR 2 82 atauon,u·y, Kanawhu ~alls [ 1Jr, 717 Tlurc.l Ave, N~:~tslu:t Su- St>v(lral Meigs countv banker there were 75 to 100 penon• I at Marquette, Mlch . Ill 36 United PreiS International 17 55 liilllflg Chutlt>~ton :.!0 75 1 :tallll~ MullutU HI I C!wHhll'l', employees attended the mid maidt at Lhe time Pollet cor- houn before tndlni Friday 8 HIALEAH ~·la ~UPi l- An fallmg Loudon and .~1a1met IJI.ll s Cit!Oigeann ::iWMngo, Rl 1 " llltrt meeting o( the OhltJ 1 dontd otff the buUdlnl 66 min- ni&ht El Salvador car11o plane, ap- dam:i wtrt> rumun~ 31 • teet, ~ ldwt:! I L John L· Custu, Ew - BunkNs As.'lorletlon Frtday at 0 1'htt tall end of the storm I I l u•• Ill'. lcontmued to whtp tlle Great parentlv stricken on takt>ofl <l'H.I and \\1111Jt:ld Uam ;:i tt:~l lmgton, Rtchurd Henr.ler.~~~.m, wa- lht' Colu mlms Plaza tnms to return to Miami In- 11 tcJ luo Cl,urles M Johnsuu Jt • Lake• are1 with snow squlilli I • oat MO\'I!ment~ 14 10 Kan a w~lU St , PL Pleusunt,, Among those p1esent w~r• NEARLY AI and JCY wtnds Arctic lillr chan· ter national Au port pltmged III· ', ' ' r J I!t:'t.'u, ·' I1 p I Kl LONDON IM1s Jt~mes. II li.i ulnuw , Hen- P · au, oes, d"'llla I aoea In I Ile ' Ohio Rhet' - I' uIcall down o•en ~• Brltotn't 2.'1,000 family nelod Into the paih ol the lo an lll I{ I I I " I Lan· d f t I Ml I I b t 0 d dt>l~Oil ~~~ ~ i I<J.fl(t''i J:j r~ar- j{ l,IJ{ Ullt''i, · ·-\'(' yn doctol'l have quit the Natlunal :dorm lowerln&temperatu/elilfl- 1 "' heart 0 tJs am sumr o- ll ~ 30 um · nwal up • M'~ W \i.l Hutter E mn~ l\ll'li'V Yollll!l l.o1 ~ Thomp 1k Hultb Service U1 prote•t to the frlild lORi. I WASHINGTON (UPl l - AIduy killing Hs twu Cli!Wmem- 5 35 p m ' Ki!ntuckum uv lot. 1 1\~~;ght,u ~~~;;!ford , w' Va' ll<~r-::o~on. 01~·1) P!Proth , Mt:~ry KUII· 10 45 P m 0 ~ ~ l up 15 · 1_ 5 ~, as,ajnst tht 1overnment'a refUJ-1 Hiihwav traffic crawled Pnd State Department apokeiman l bel !I , 1 I 1Y 1) Snllth ZOJ La-sle) s 1 . z~lmnn ~:~nd Joanf1e Ru flsP\ 1 all a! to DlHt thelr wal• demanda, boaiJed down completely m U"" l, denied Frlde y that the llnltod The h' lrH.mame C46 pla n. e, a m s.t. Mal} ~ up 15, 5 40 1 " k & Sav mgl • ,. d IJ A A 1 bl 5 6 30 ll. j 11-'omeJoV , (exp ued l 'fhumns K I or II lfl &r armerB oan 1t w.. l'tlported today. Iper MlehiKtn, northern Wtscon- IStates hat held ''tecret talk•" owne y esa - ero t ne~s. H m <.rue~ t' up I , ' . J · •L·k~m Jr HI l Rull atul , Cl• t.t orgt> ~lob~tetter , Len 4 1:1, ,_. '1 .I Qnd Mrs Rlr II< arc M.ny more ltneral practi- oln and a broad btlt of Mmne- 1With Rusola teadlntl toward a alammed into aI JUnk car I ot m . C l3 Soulhern up .6. 3 50 j('ec•Jl 1:: , M•dkltf, Cllestet St;:n· ,Jonrs. n t1r_~nen ar• txpeccttd Lu qu.tt sota Total snow iCCumulatlon mutual reduction of troops sta- and burst Into tames, .spewng um Jeffel!l,on up 17 · ,. P ' Bt St:.mlty S ~IClJns n.t 1 rh~mbf'rs .James Hobo:;telter WIU mor. than four fHt ln the tlonttd. m East and West Ger- debris over a half-block area m ; Little George down 1t, 71 I ' M In T Hdl IU 2 Allan 1-lr. m s, Joan llan lsor 1\.l!lrquette area 1 • The- mam w:reL kage came to am c v Harner down 18, 1 NE\•,. PATROLMAN- Dirk H <~une, mv • · 2 and M<-lXJne t:nfltth of thP Pnrn PARIS - THE FRENCH ' Fo Ia td hlvoc with air m~n~ . rt.st agalnlt a con('rete blor k 5 H rn Nt'w MartinJ\l'JIIe up1 J Skkh.•t~ H!iUllled dulle• us H<llHlP Murk J K1gl1t , Ht Dentists' Federation ordered Its trav~ ~lo~ the northeastern \\ e Intend to mamt am our I buJldmg \8 5 31J am Gone down 18, a member or the Galllpoh~ IWellston , Mrs Paul Edw ;:lld At- ~;ov NallonHl Bnn k end Paul mtrnben out on a three day bo d gd h tl down preumt level of combat forces l Poltre recovered two bodJ~"S 7 am Queen Cltv down 18.1 Post, Stute HJghw.ly Putrol gaiJIIgllt lh :l W•ll st on 1t•r-. li.UI l!Jr1dd lluhb.trd Hoo;e strJcke atartint Thursdf.)l lD a ~~po~~ :rn c~~~i~gu\~!res of tn Germanv at~ long as the} lUI! beltt? ved to be the pilot and cu- 7 35 <I'm Tlt~n ~P lft 7 4(1 staff on Tllesday Stckleli was !esa A F'oul;y, H.t. I RaJ, Hoy HPv nold s Lui!> M rf~ lhmn\' ~;C'm Soclil SecW"1ly dltpute wnh the ~~~~ht diversiOns or ca ncella lnef'ded,'' the spokesman Bald- pllot from the wreckage Au-~ a m Rell~ble !4) 20 D 35 am one of 35 nf'W statf' highway B<Jkel Logun, and Mrs Natll C.J ale I{O(fflt>) D~~~~;ll!:dit F~;~~ government. The stnke Will twns Tht> departm~nt'l statement thoritle! were unahle to deter- l lnelt~na up 22. 4 40 ~ m Ehsha patrolmen graduatlna from an Poston, Ravenswood, W Va nmg Kl~es and Iealie 40 dentlsts to handle e- Heavv fo curtailed o era- w.as Ill reply to reports m t~e mine Immediately whether any- ~ Woods up Greenup 0 50 p m; I Monday't 6itb traanng cla!lli I Discharged or the CH lz~ns Na tiOna l Hunk rnergenctes lD the Parll area lwns At Ne~ York s Kf'n~Pd\• 1 \\ est German and Amencan one else was aboard the whtte Warren Hougland up Greenup I at the patrol a~ademy. SIL·kles I Pallents recently discharged m Ml~~lepmt and Lai\Uirdla airports and Vll'- prle:is that thhed Umted 8tfalles and blul' trimmed atrcraft 12 50 am. Reba Jane down is a 1958 graduate of Starr Jncluded Mrs AgnPs BUidi•tte, I On IRhurlsdoyd evemng 1 ear 1 pans to w1t raw some o ts C t High ~hool In All H Jones • ones, iC 1ar Chambers and 0 F Washington COLUMHUS - OUTSTAND- tually shut down Logan Atrport , troo s from f:erman Ramon astro. a represena- ~ Greenup 4 55 am: Mrs Bntton l«on, oy . : Maxme GnHlth att ended the I I WORLD 111 1 th ,i;tke I 1 2K"}} ed In • PI ane crash us ..... "er ne"'S Meigs Bankers Hospital ~ews - - - Attend Event In Columbus I - Jn Miami serret Talk I I ', \ \) I ' ' 14 1 I GamblerS Set ' Ups for Ulcers I i 1 Six Sleeping C hildren Die Jn T 1ed F•Ire J hnson and present w·re T 'Separate' 1 16 S • - ·-- - ·· - - - - · C. B. Radio C/ub Meets In Mason City THE DAILY SENTINEl 1 I .::. I --zr,.: .,. •=-. :C. 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Eagles Cop 15th Victory 57-32 Over The Plains Friday Night Hounds Defeat Panthers Hlttlng on 57 per cent or quartl:!r and went on to sco re men, 38-35, m an overtime 1n .heir shots from the field, the 24 points m the penod to pulJ Ione of two prelim mary con- I Nelsonv1He Greyhollllds wh1p-1away to a 30-19 halfltme ad van- tests Chuck Bartels paced the ped the Pomeroy Panthers, 64- lage. young Panthers w1th Hi points. 52, on the Pomeroy floor, Fn- The nearest the Panthers got The Nelsonville reserves Eastern roasted to its 15th Ied the Eastern member after ond~ lefl m the fourth quarter, Ieyetng thetr 16th victory ~ ~ay night. a gam was at 58-50 late m the came from behind m the fmal v1ctory of the season w1th a 57- the game The Plams was al- but The Plams netted 12 mark- m.ght when they host Rutland. 1 Desptle a slowed down at· hnal penod when they hlt for quarter to outdistance the Porn32 wm over the Plams Fnday I lowed only three field goals ers beforf> the game ended to Eastern will wrap up lts scheda 1 ~ack, the Panthers once again 10 straight pomts w1th Bruce eroy Reserves, 40-2&. Harold of mght on the Eagles home court dunng the enhre ru-st half ease the tremendous margm ule next Thursday night at Mefound turnovers to be their bug· Simpson accountmg for sue of I Nelsonville had 10 pomts as d1d 1 Coach AI Bowen's boys, wJth Jumor Charles Knight paced Eastern connected on 23 of Arthur. 1 fl· boo as they banded the ba11 them, mostly on steals. IRonme Logan of Pomeroy. j l•:~~ a mighty unpress 1ve 15-1 over- the Eastern scorers by tossmg 49 shots from the field for al By Quarters :o the vlsttors on 20 occasiOns Bobby Crow was h1gh scor- 1 The box score d grab•~" a qwck lead m nme fteld goals and s1x free 47 Th 8 11 recor • ueu. throws for 24 pomts Knight per cent average while e The Plau11 ... J, 1119 32: - 32: Pac ed by Bob R1chard s and er for the Panthers With 16 1 .. ''Re"'·'atlons, obmagutalloos• ' and were never n trouble Plams managed to hlt on 11 of 1 1 Jim Pancake With 22 and 18 pomts for his f 1rst llme m the I PO~EROY - Swmdell, 7-0- IF 5 '" I sank mne of 14 shots from the Eastern 17 25 36 57- S7 pomts respectively the Grey· Idouble flgures ll1 the past few 14, Crow, 7-216, Smtth, 3 0-6, ~ a ibor~t :at sh~o. t~,e : Eastern led 17-5 at the end held 40 ror 27 per cent The Eagles The Plams - Gilkey 2-0..4. 8 a hound~ made good' on 25 f1eld ball games Phil Swrndell had Jewell, 3-1-7; Simpson, 2-s.9, 1e you can ll"OD.' of the first quarter, 25-11 at I Also h1ttmg m double figures also controlled the boards With ,Lmscott 3+10. Foster :-1-5: 29 goals 1n 44 tries fromt he uoor l4. Crow led the Panthers 1n !Eskew, (}.(l-0 Tolals 22-(B-12)~ halftune and 36-19 when the 1 for the wmmngest team m rebounds Dav1s 1~1}..2, Hawk 3-3-9, Peyton They rut 14 of 20 rree throws reboWJdmg wtth 11 wh 1le Rich-1 52 thU"d quarter ended Coach i Me1gs County was Center Char- Eastern suffered a 35-33 set- 1}..2-2. Totals 11 (lG-14) 32 Takmg their tlme and iook- ards was top rebounder for the I NELSONVILLE - James, 01 Bowen used substitutes much of lies Hartung w1th 16 and Roger back m the Reserve contest Eastern - Spencer S..O..lG. mg for the good shot the Pan- Greyhounds With 13 ,3-3; Richards, 9-4-22; Ritz, 0the fma l stanza. Spencer w1th 10 LmscotL top- John Pooler led Eastern w1th Hartung 6-4-16, Knight 9-6-24, thers mamtatned a n~rrow lead Pomeroy took 56 shots from 'l2-2 , Pancake, 8-2·18, O'Nail, o•' We played our best defen- ped The Plams with 10 mne wh1le McCallester was Caldwell 142, Eichmger 1·1}..2, throughout the rrst quarter the fleld and hll 22 of them for 1-1, Daugherty, ~; Haynes, s1ve game of the year as far Eastern held a 55 - 20 lead h1gh for The PlantS w1th 10 Koblentz 1.&-2, Wolf D-1-1. Toand led at the end of the period'a 39 per cent shooting average. 0-1-1; Schultz, 4-1-9. Totals 25as I'm concerned," remark- With two mmutes and 30 sec· I The talented Eagles will be tals 23 (11-17) 57. by the low count of 7-0 In team reboundmg, the Pan· 04-20HI4 Nelsonville, however, began thers had the edge at 28-26. Scormg oy quarters : I to hit With great effectlvenes.s The Nelsonville Freshmen Pomeroy . . 7 19 33 52 Larry Adair burned the Jets from the outset of the second downed the Pomeroy Fresh- Nelsonville .. ·· · 6 30 47 64 for 31 pomts Friday night in . - -- -leadmg Jackson to a 9:]-70 SEOAL victory ovur Logan on the Chieflams' hardwood I Athens, plavllltl without the night, GAHS plays at M1ddle- liltun, IHl-0, Brown, 21 -5, Mit- Snyder, 3-2·B; Adams, o-2-1.2; servtces of Enc Gustavson, star port wh1le Athens hosts Pome- che\1 Q-0 0 Fauder 1-4-6, Handley 7-0-14, Wren. 14-2; Logan closed to w1thm seven semor forward rolled over Gal.- roy. Anderson S-6-16. Gtlmore 1-0- McAfee, o-o.o; TOTALS 2822 pomts, ~t 77-70, with 2 56 left 1lipohs 67-44 Friday night for Ln Jast rught'1 reserve 2, E1Sel, {).1}..0, TOTAL..S 14-16 167 Wellston won a Jow scormg for the wmners tn the third per- ~ The Mtddleport reserves lost In the game, but went score- the Bulldogs' 31st str.atght game, Athens won 39-18 Box 44 By quarters: :SEOAL basketball game frolll 1llocl. Altogether m the second 44-36 wtth JJm Bartlett high for less while Jackson licked off Southeastern Oh iO League tn- score of the varsity gam!:! ATHENS 167) I Galhpohs 9 11 12 12 - 44 tne Middleport Yellow Jacket& half, Jacobs hlt 14 of his 18 the MiddJes with 13, and 0 . Rat.- 16 straight polnts m those fmal umph m three Jears. GAWPOUS 144) Wnghl, 0-0-0; Mcinturf, 0-6-1Athens Jfl 16 16 17 - 67 friday mght at Wellston, 57-:rt. pomts for the evenmg. tiff had 15 for Wellston. mmutes. ' Gustavson will be sidelined R. Hamilton, 4-5-13 , Burson, 0, Rannow, 3-4-10, Russel\1 1-~ Reserves - Athens 39 Galb lt was Middleport's l!th league Vars1ty, by quarters : Foor LogaD atarten ftmled indefmitely, He \\as found to 1-1}..2; G Smith, o-o-o, E Ham· o-2. Coon, 6-3-1~; Glo~e!' 2-0-4_:c_:po_ I_JS: _t_6_ _ _ _ _ _ __ loss in 12 starts, and Wellston''i Wellsto~ outscored the Jack Middleport 9 21 30 :r1 out as did Jackson'!! Buck have mononucleosn.> Thursday. sixth wm m 11. lets 16-t In the thrrd period, Wellstun .. . 7 19 35 57 Crolhon, wbo played only two The Bulldog ace was averag. 1 takmg (IVer the lead when the Mtddleport, Moore 4-7·15. Saua uarters because of foul trou- rng 16 7 pomts per game m all Coach Carl Wolfe's boys ofllourth per.od began by 3~30. er 2-2-6, Davis 2-1-f>, I.yons outmgs, and 19 5 in conference Mtddleport had thmgs their IThe Rockets poured it on in the 0 Wallace Q-0.0, Stephenson 1-0clory left the Ironmen play. Rutland's Red Devils aveng-j at Rutland mg this season, but the story way wttil the third penod. Mid-, final period outscormg Ute Jack- 2. Stobart 3- 1-7, Cunnmgham lied w~ Wellston for third The Athenians !tit 28 of 82 ed an earher setback to Chaunr The Blue Devils from Chaun- : : : .diUeretJt on the Rutdleport led 9-7 after lbe first ets ~7. Hl-2. Totals 1:1-(11 of 20)-37. place m the loop With a 6{i rtc- 1shots !rom the field for a BU· cey by trunming the Athens cey had soundly defeated Rut- Coach Jun Adams' boys ~aD­ quarter, and %1-19 at halftime. , Moore was htgh for Middle· Wellston, Holzapfel 1·2-4, ord while Logan sUpped to 4-7 zlmg 45 per cent Last rught CoWJty crew 62-57 Friday mght land B9-65 m an earher meet- bed a 16-14 lead by theeo•end Buddy Moore had 10 of his port with 15 sod Jacobs led I Horne 6-IHl, Zbnmerman (>().(), Mike NJJton tallied 28 poin~ wbtle Coach Duke Buraun's quln· Wellston 57 Middleport 37 ~a:'•l ftt hal! pomts, Gary Wellston Wllh 18. Middleport had Gilland 1·2-4, S~bler 25-~11, tu lead tho Chiefs. tel sank 14 of 42 lor 33 per ~g t~~J;rs~t qi~~:;s:O: ~e~~ 1Nelsonville 64 Pomeroy 52 0 ar lve 39 rebounda to Wellston's ii3 luSiruth O.IJ-0, Belhe 5-:!- · or- Logan won tba 16tb annual cent c h to 62 Thr R 12 had a 46-36 lead when the fourth It was Wellston's sharp shoot- and shot at a 10 for 57 pace from don 2-0-4, Jacobs &-2-l8y MIIU· SEOAL freshman tournAment Athens outrebounded th~ GalIw~t~ll n79 Laure~tlle IV~s quarter got underway 0 0 3 23 lng .Jumor forward, Eddle Ja- the field. Wellston had 39 per ker IHJ.O, l"oul ll-IH. Totals u. by lrtpping the Jackson lrosh I Iiana 9Big Larry ! n N L t 69 Rutland held an 11 pomt lead cobs who broke the game open cent. (9 of 19)· 57 • 40-32.. Jeff Angle was lligb for totaled 14 for the winners, ew exmg on New Concord 66 once m the final perlod, but the winners with 11 points. I ~~: had ame rebounrut r C 1 "··1Columbus St. Marys 97 Chauncey rallied late m the 1 0 umiJW5 Linden 70 Howe '• 19 paced the losers I....o-Coshocton Catholic 50 stanza dur.lDI a final Cllmeback an led 8-6, 1&-lla nd 27-20 at I Athens eo~tted but seven I Manon Frankhn 59 effort. ~ quartennarks turnovers. Galllpol1s had 1& - Colurnbw Central 76 Manon Harding 60 Coach John WJcklme's Kyger Calhhan 4-1-9; Cluck 2-0-4; Thomas 5-1·11; Whobrey 1-0-%; JACKSON 193) most of them in the second per· Columbus Eastrnoor 68 Loram Semor 52 Larry Rllpe again was the " d h Tw • • • p k •• TOTALS 35-7 _ 77 iod ~~J b Eastern 57 The Plams 32 26 1 yma~ ~ . ec vv , • AdaJr 14-3_31 . Bterly 1-0-2; · "-""' urn us Brookhaven 62 C pacesetter r(It Rut land as he Creek .oobcals earne a s are 1 66 U 0 t0 64 o[ s..'COnd place m the !mal Taylor 1-7-9; McCarley 1·2-4; Score by quarters· Sb lto ll·:l-25 . 'erothers 3-5-11; The Bulldogs sank 11 of 25 Columbus North 47 I entra"' "' canned 22 polnls on 11 field NorthGallia 10151111-52 en ' CJrcle ,Urbana93U · ,Racmo&3WabamaW. Va 61 goalsofl9attempted Ronme htTOTALS ~l2 52 Frd SVAC tnd 1 fromthe!reethrow sa mgs JaY mg . Kyger Creek 26 19 23 9 - 77 Jenkins IJ-6.6: Coburn ll-2-Z; A. GAHS hi! 16 of 21 Ml V 8plperWhArlmgton 78 Crooksville 66 Glouster 58 .. With a 77·52 thrashintl of North KYGER CREEK (77) bert tll-2· Franz 2-2-6· Hutch. ornon ltehall 56 I d Se 74 F' dla 66 Black followed with 13 poll!> Galha. Duncan 5-J.ll Leach 7-1·15, Reserves: North Gallia 34, . • •; TOTALS 36-Zl - 93. Athens led 10.9, 34-Z and :lll- Bexley 52 Worthington 47 Mansllel , mor m y and Juruor Rualy l.iUI< tossed • • 24·, Barnell 7~14• Kyger Creek 'II mtun ~. 3% at the quartormarks Grand I " Dela Celma IC 7U Parkway 43 12 II I Bohc t te Tyo 1~ ' , LOGAN 170) vew ~ ware 52 id P 59 m . A 1ve a star rs Auker o- 2-2., Westfall l-0-6 ; Gallipolis 18 ~ow 6-7 for the London 77 Mifflin 49 El a 64 erry Mingus Jed Chauncey w1th scored m double !JgUres led by G Il-l t· Phelps :1-1-0· Court· season, and '-7 m conference Grove CJ!y 53 Hllltard 52 Ottoville 92 b G 60 15, Stanley bad 1\ and Glenn Lanny Tyo's 24 pomls, but htgb a~:2 .•Hummel lH·U N~< play. AHS Is IH and 11·0. To- G"banna 63 Groveport 41 C<Jium us rove 62 Bridgewater was !Umted to 13. scoring honors for the contest er ~· • • TOTALS 30-10 :_ 70 - - canal Wmchester 61 Harrod 71 Delphos Jefferson Bridgewater~iB norinally Cbaun28 went to the Pirates' Mason on 1.UT • Nep Bremen 113 I ' • -..mrtPeck who canned 26 m !he losI~"tory Scor• by quarters I FIGID' RESULTS Columbua Rosary 48 Wa akoneta St Jose h 78 cey • maur - .... -~· ' '-' Jackson . 21 22 26 24- 93 By Ualled Press IDiemadoaal Columbus UmverSJty 68 W p 62 C I . 61 p Tho VIctory boosted Rulland s lng cause. W st J [f Van ert e ma record to 8-9 for the season. 70 Southwestern with a strong performance on the boards Logan 13 16 20 l9 WORCESTER, Mass. IUP1)e e erson 53 canton Lehman 63 Th Red Dt! il wHI clos lh In cruising to their fifth and a balanced' sconng attack throughout the evening, Reserves: Jackson ~. Logan Dick French, liiO, Providence. C<Jiurnbuo Academp 71 East canton 55 , e tonlg~l' t E t • ell' SVAC tnumpb, Kyger Creek banded host Hannan Traco its 14th straight loss Friday 35. R. I., oulpotnted Dick Nigbl, New Albany Central Catholic 45 "::;:~nd bit ~ 63ern sholt led by quarter scores of 26-10, night, 53·42. 104, Oakland, Cahf. 10. Reynoldsburg M Dublm 57 Canton Lmcotn 37 [r th II ld lo 0 ..,. college BaskelbaU 1\ellulto Columbus Hartley 75 M K' 1 00 om e " t" per 45-25, and 69-36. ular I ll was lhe lma reg ses· 8·:!-16; Colley, s.u 1 T(). B• Ualted luleroatiooal NEW YORK (UPI) - LuIs Newark Catholic 51 c m ~l'.sslllon 46 ' and Chauncey eoiUIOCted on 7 The victory closed out confer- son game for both clubs " Rodr ~ Miami Beach Co1umbll~ Watterson . of 60 for 45- per cent. Rutland a 61 ence competition for both weelrend both wtll be partlcl 17-8-42 .l!;ast tguez, 1 1 • ' M Alhance 41 Black led 81:1 teboundera with teams Wlth Kyger Creek shar· pating in the 42nd annual quarten: Penn ff1 Dartmouth 67 Fla ' outpointed Rubin HurriColumbus Ready Laxwgton St Aloysius 61 16 mg second place wllb Southwest· ha County tournament at t3 13 13 U - 53 Columbia 66 Brown o9 cane Carter 154\1, Cli!ton, Col\llllbuo St. Charles li5 Dennison St Mary 57 1 R tl d' IIese I!! ern while North Gallia finished cerville. Trace 10 11 7 1'-42 Monlclaor St. 96 Patersn St 68 N. J . 10. ' Columbus DeSaiK · th u ~t!t., am 5;;; 70 at 2-6, good for fourth place. , • Reserves - HanniD Trace 30 Bryant 123 Babson 105 Pleasant \Jew 47 Zanesville Rosecrans 40 ov:W. p~awK! ary G ameDrenn~ Tomght North Gallia enler· Rodney Cooko 24 pomlt 21. Stevens Tech 70 Union (NY) 611 BOLOGNA, Italy (UPil-Ed- . tranklm He1ghts h'gb ey. the win 74 tams Hamden m 8 non-confer- ed the Hilhlanders' attack LoweD T-ech 101 Suffolk 91 uardo Corletti, 197%.. Argentina, Teay1 Vallfy 71 Malta-McConnl:!lsville 69 : : ~Ith ~er • ence clash on the Pirate hard- Harold Montgomery pumped Wagner 98 Hefstra 96 (otl drew wtth Dante Cane, 214, . Harw lton Township 58 171 Chesterhill 45 , 6 Quarter , MORE AWARD!I M 103 Rh~~e Island 90 Italy 6. Ohio Deaf 51 I y s, 16 I th I wood and then Coach Gary Minor e oaars. NEW YORK (UP!)-6wimmer ass. ~Oneo 1 , 9 Dt!lnware St M•N " West Musklll!lum 115 . Chauncey 14 8 111 19 - 57 ton lakes his team to Hannan, Southwestern fmished h f Brockport S7 na " -, Roseville 74 Rutland l6 14 11 20 sa W Va Monday. play tied lor second place Don &hollander, w o won our Calif (Pa I Sl !r1 Clanon 110 Detrmt 119 Windsor 70 Lancaster 51 Zanesville 45 31 New Matamora 63 . - 6 Kyger Creek Both medals at the 1964 Tokyo J ·City St 72 Nwrk st oo Tr1-8tale 101'1 Hillsdale 84 Newark 95 Jr,mton 65 ._ Chauncey - MingUs IH)-1 • Her. JS tbe box ·-re ~" bas been named er · · Ch Frye 81 Skyvue ~ Nye 3-2-ll Stanley 7~ 14 Bndt!e. NORm GALLIA (51) 5-3 reoonls. Tho Wildcats d W ld of S ~ Queens Col. 97 Srn Conn. M McMurray 66 Lake Foresl 77 tlltcolhe ffl Marietla 62 Dunbar 53 water $-i-13 l'Owtill ~. T"' WinleSs in eight games. Wt e or po Yale vs. Cornell, Cld, storm N. Cen. 62 August.ana (lll) 80 Fairfield Union 71 Dayton FatrvleW 51 tals 27-3-51.. ~ National Ba•kelbaU Assoelal1oa aU, SW compiled a 0.7 aeason athlete of tho ~';\ esenl· Buffalo Sl. 92 New Paltz St. 72 Knox 82 Monmouth (Ill) 73 Amanda Clearcreek 45 65 Greenon 63 Rutland - ~ 1-1·7, I& By oiled Preso IDiernalloaal mark. Hannan Trace enters Scbollander e pr I Princaton 76 Harvard 55 Nrn ~fich. 124 Northwood 89 Lancaster Fenwick 59 CalhoUc S9 tl 4-4-1% Black &-1-13 Rupo Eadem !Jivlsloo nament play wilb a 2.-14 mark. ed WJth the a~\~ I ~~a- Rochester Tech 70 John Carroll 63 Esn Mich. 62 . Millersport 57 Sidney Holy Ant~<l• 52 11~%2 ~ 'Totalo w. 4 l'c!. lo las! night's reserve game, ceremony at " V<!f st. John (Fisher) eo Rockhurst 89 RegiS (Colo) '12 Berne Uruon 67 Carroll aa Stebbins 75 Wayne 51 21Hl-62' 50 11 JDO lbe Little Wlldeal.l won lhelr slty poolslde on Feb. 20· Albany (NY) St. 74 Harpur Nm Ill. 83 Cen. Mloh. Ia Circleville 71 · llosloD '11 :12 .I'IZI second game of the year over Creighton 1M LaSalle 66 Trinity 73 Eureka 11 Washtngtoo C. H. 68 Clncinnati 33 27 .550 !he SW reservea by a POSTPONED SoatiJ Lincoln Chris. 85 Blackburn 11 Hillsboro 83 Philadelphia 20 39 .339 count R. Mullins had 14 for the LAKE PLAClD, N.Y. !UPl) Fla. A&M m Ala. A&M 91 Lincoln 85 Amundsen 78 . Greenfield McLain New York Dlvloloo wlnnen, J. Sbrlvor nine for the National AAU Senior bobDavis & Elkins 90 Beekley 81 West Plain Ctty 115 Triad 43 Welllenl w. L. Pel. losers. sled championships bave been Ala. St. 126 Fl. Val. 113 UCLA 83 Washington 'IS Falrbanlts 70 Mechanlrsburtl Los Antleles 33 26 .li59 8os ocore of the varsity game: this weekend due to Loyola (Md) 70 Wsn Mrylnd 17 California 72 OregoD U Athena 67 Gallipolis l4 Louis 31 28 .525 SOV'1'BWE8TEIIN !U) warm weather. Tampa Ill Loyola (La) 91 Baltimore 26 31 ,uti Alba, »7, Jackson wealhe< pennillllll!, the two- Fairmont 118 Shepherd 92 EASY TERMS Detroit 25 38 397 Hall, :1-U; llryanl, 1~2; man cbamplotllblpo will he held Glenville 101 Wheeling 7! San Frillell!co U 47 .230 loti, :1-0-6; Cook, 12.-ll-24; on Feb. 11 OJid lhe lour-man Tenn. A&! 111 Del. Col. 12 Trlday'o 1leltllll TOLS 2U-113. on Feb. 19. Sewanee tMI Swsm Tenn 84 Boston 94 New York 112 (0T) HANNAN TRACE (~) VIr. n1on 88 l!:liz. City 13 St. Loul.o 114 Baltimore 1110 Rucker, 1-1·7; Mor<lodt, 70 BarrisoD !i1 M!chrosl SeeThe Los Antl•les 114 San Fran. Ill S; :&-2-11; 59 Greenhills M Coe 101 Lawrence 81 FvULine (Only games scheduled) Elder t1 Kan. Wesley.., II Friends 85 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bulidogs Make Devi.Is 31st v.ICtim . - - 1 I Basketball ScoreS JO: 1 Bobcats Down Pirates . '"I sOUthwestern Truns • liT i 1 •o:-::": '"':'"J • 0-0-l:le The 53-42 for E"Ighth v· .t' liM' :W. a Rutland Knocks off chauncey-Dover I I ell'::.:.! ___ 1 I 1 _. _ . a • tn Bostun At Dulle• Interna -l A:Out 250 000 U. ~. mlhtary tne of the alt fretght line, Sheal er down Greenup 6 20 a Hoc~~g ~ount; . ~el ~~~a~tt'd Jr . Mrs J E Gills, Ney 'tlt~tl alumm dmner for the 0 h IQ llonal Airport m Washmgton personnel currentlv are sta- which makes regular runs be- 1m Esso Pennsylvanta llPI to e ormcr c .. e ose :lwmson, Ml'B 0 J Conley, l r9 Sehoul ol Bankers Association. hundreds of passengers v;ere honed In Western Euro molt tweep ~Jam! and San Salvador, Greenup 7 30 am; J . S Lewis of LoJan. They tulve, one son, IC E FairChild, and 1\lfanl dau.-. C"hanneled there from scheduled of th~m m Germanv peO~rln sa1d the plane was carry1~g I Idown Greenup 8 15 am, Valvo-, Richa~ Joseph. Sld;l~s wus ghter, Mrs. G. E. Young and landtn4s 1n New York the ast e US t trtb ~ ~ general ('8r1JO Bolt:i of prmted !me up Meldahl 5 40 pm: Asa 1 ~mplo}t'd, at the General 1nrant son Chades Bates. Mrs ~EVEN MORF. SIGN P Y ar · ·-' ren.. cloth and parts of outboard 1d Meldahl 10 40 p m Fh1- Uectrlc Glast\ plant In Logan Mandvtlle Parsons Donna Work- WASIIlNGTON (Up{) - SevGerman} has been tnmmed to • h d b own before entering t l t Ia about what it was before the motors were among t e e r1s llp Sporn u(J Meldahl 12 10 a pa ro ra • man. Juhn Burllle, Jr, JamPs en rnm e nahons s1gned agree-Berlm cnsu. The plane took off at 4 20 1 m: Joey Choton up Melda.hl ing. Blake, Dallas H1ll, Teresa R. ment s Fnday to JOlD an mter· 1961 Sources made it clear that am , EST and apparently 1n 112 50 am; Alton Zt·phyr down Brown, Eva Lout~ Waters. Kun~ natwnal proJect lo establish a the adrmnistratlon 15 not 0 trouble , made a steep turn m iMe ldahl 2 am, Lena Shearer , lberly Balles, and Tana J global commercial communi· ed 1 I I I t th d p- an effort to return to the run- up Meldahl ' 30 am. 0 George ··allOns satelhle system NEWARK, N. J. - A BLUE- 1 poe ~ pr nc P e 0 e i ea wav It swooped over homes I - -They brought the total to 28. tlbbon t&am oi health ofh· MEMPHIS, Tenn fUP[) - ~ thlnn ng out u. s. troops ln l and a house trailer park and Galllpollll Dam Andrew I IBader of Akron, OhiO The new Signers were Jordan, Cl&ll worked tuday to cruah a Gamblers and newspapermen I ~sl ~ermandy ~ut hWill do so I slammed mto an mdu:;tnal sec- Calhoun up 6 30 a m ; LoulslI Fntz Hnd Nanr~ Will not 1 Kuwait Lebanon Libya New widespread outbreak of diarrhea art pr1me vtctlml for ulcers on Y w en ahn t e Sltduatton 1tlon m the center of H1Ieah, Iana down B IO a m hve together as m~:~'n and w1fe zeatanrl Sudan and the :Syn.ao "lldren be th f perm1 ts sue actton an the f " f ed l'' C Jer .y 1 1 N 1 1 amona: ew a u cause ev 1ve 1~e1 o pres· NATO Alhes 8 rov of 1severa m1 es rom tue am I Kanawha River _ Helen z until th1s matt~:>r t:s rt:tso lved,,, A1 ab Republic. thlt haa k..illed t1jht mfanti surl:l, a Cleveland surgeon sald I PP e Jt. Hlleah racetra(•k, down London 1 30 8 m ' Seffi{lt 0 Farnham Said ----and afr.cted hundreds of others Thursdav. d London 6 40 am . A J .Johnson or Lawrenoe Bader ORilERS ~EW TRIAL Oparatlllll out of • •peCial ' ll 's a miSconception to lhink . OAK JUU. HOSPITAL NEWS P~7t~n up Marmet 5 ,; p m , OMAHA, NPb IUPII - .fohn as he apparently was known ROME IUPII - Tho llallan CO..''l"lmand post set up m New 1vou have to be an executne to I Dlrtht Mr and Mrs Thur- H E Bowles up Wmheld 2 10 (Fritz) John<=on, convmeed he i Akron, entered St Joseph's Has- h1gh court Fnday ordered a ark Ctty Hospltal, the health !'lave an ulcer," 1aid Dr StanJ - M ' ~ Coff Allen R Merrill up wm- 1s the m111smg Ohio husband de.l p1tal m Omaha for to days of new trial for three Capuchin offlClllJ pr~illed efforts to de- ley Hoerr , chairman of the sur~liD J ~~ oore~ Thur::~ r~~~ ' 6 40 p m.. Duncan Bruce I clared dt'ad e!ghl years ago, medical and ph) Silallests Tues- 1fnars sentenced to 13 years in termlne how wkleapread the out· gery d1vi s10n at the Cle\oeland .ac son, 50 ' W r ld 230 8 m . Jerry plans to temporarily hve apart day the day after hts lawyer pr1son for conspiring with the 1Jay' Jr. 1 b ak h~lll been wh~~tl has r.u F nd t "Y Jan. 26. Mr. and Mrs. down m 1e • .re • ~ me ou a lon ou can R Rt 1 Bosworth down Wmheld 3 am., from rhe pretty ex-model he sa1d 1t wa<= an · mescapable Mafia to extort money 1rom 0 81 Crabtree eaused ll, and whettler there 11 btl feeble mmded and ettll get 0 0 oger ,G p p Wmfteld 4 45 marned In 1962 conclusion" that Baller and busmessmen at Mazzarino, Sioe R 'bl R 0 n enee., eorgeTh ' 1ce uA a common coune them ' Hoerr said utrers are Jackson, dau1hter, p Winfield Harr)' Farnham attorne) for Johnso n were the same pPrson 1ty 1 1 ed b ha h 1 Jan 28 Mr and Mrs Larry 1am · ema nn u • . caus Y ~ t e termed TOLEDO, Ohlo fUPJl - Six Da~ld Stew~rt Rt 2 Patnot 6 30 '8 m Lu cy Jant" Lucas up "dead ringer" John son . Maid Fri. ' Fntz ha ~ asked that 1 emMaaoa G4Derat H01pltal ~ng;y arid )sleeping chtldren, alone In thelT son Wilham Mwhad, Jan 31 ' winfield 8 3f) am. day that the 38-'t'ear-old telev1s- phaSlZe that he still has ::~hso- 1 BONN VISIT ADMISSIONS ~ Lucy Potts, Its a lempermental thine suburban home , penshed early d M Le ard W ·att ,. ton sportscaster and h1s seeond lutely no reco!l~tlon of h1s LONDON (UPI) - DiplomatCheshire Ella La Rut!, Dexter It come~ partly from btm~ und.l today in a ftrt which roared 24r 8 8 ~ r\id ~~ckson )dau' ' w1fe . Nancy 24. are " proceed- 1previous llfe and therefore he 1s lc source~ here said Primt DISCHARGES _ c1 rolyn er pressure and botthnK up the 1through their two-story house 1 ht ur ~gtonl F b' 3•1 wg under the general assump.-\ :~ttl! emphatic m his des1re to Mtmster Harold Wilson I! ex~ Prlce, Long Bottom, Clara pr.tt!utures Inside , I Another chtld jumped from ~ ~ ~/r~nda~~!la H~~ardtt Collin~. tJOn'' that Johnson iS stllllegn\.. rematn v,.ith Nancy, '' Farnham pected to vls1t Bonn and BerUn Sar50ft Portland John Young I When you don t get angry second story wmdow and 222 Wood A J k ly marned to Mrs. Marylousa1d. durmg the first week or March. Muon : Beatrtce 'NJct:. Racme;' on the outside, tnternally vou are I aroused netghOOrs who called ve • ac son, sond • - -- -- ~Gerald' Co8ar Mmersvllle productnt~ the aCJd whkh spills , firemen !Allen Bruce, feb.. 3 Mr. and ' 1nlo the !ltomach and produces I Authorttles said they prob- IM.ra. Franklin 'ie11tes: Rt. 4 Iulcers," he satd l &bly would me child neglect I Jack.!IOn, son, Lonnie , 1i eb 4 The Pomeroy BenU C. B Ra· Veteraas Memorial Ho!lpltal I HOf'rr said one time he sua:- 1charges aaamst .James Cut IMr. end Mrs koy R. McMer· 1dto Club, met Thursday evening ADMISSJONS - Sandra Lem- gestt>d that a btg-tlme gambler shaw, the lather, who was not llm, 3ll Boundry St , Oak Hill, at the Mason Youth Center The ley, Pomeroy. change occupations He sa1d the ut home when the fire broke ldaughtt!r , Debbie Sue, Feb. & meetmg was opened by the MaDISCHARGES Bennatt gambler was suftt~rmg from ul-1 out The mother was m a hos- Mr and Mrs Harold Harvey, son Boy Scout Troop 253. PresRoush. Pomeroy , Ida Shoemak- ('ers when ht ...,as workmg 1 pltal Radchffe. daughter, K1mberly 1oent T1m Neutzling, was 1n er, Mtdd1eport, Harriet Hyatt, •·J advised hJm to loaf all the \ Five of the victims were I Ann , Feb 7. Mr. and Mrs John charge Don Folmer was re· Racme, Sherlden Russell. Mal- time He was .so grateful when l ldt:!ntifted as children of Cut-IJ. Graham, Rt f. Jackaon, son, ce 1ved as a new member. Qn. llt was cured that he sent me l shaw and hts common-law wife. ISteven Layne, Feb 7. Mr and Famlly night wlU be ob~erv· a sw1tchbl1de kmfe ·· Mn Ora Gnssom The slxth Mrs. Rtchard Perkms, Jr .• 1ed at the March 11 meetmg., SEEKS DIVORE Hoerr oald " meelmg newspap. vlcllm waa bel~eved lu be Mrs Wolloton, daughter, Fob. 8 1to be held at the M1ddleport Della Mae Mowery, Pomeroy, er deadlmes lBn 't exactly the Gnssom's niece Pretnt Patientt- Mrs Ehz· Amencan Legion Hall for all hae filed • JMtlbon for dJVOI"« work 1 would pmcrtbe for ul- The VICtims were Mary Ann abeth Fall', Coalton. Clarence club members and the1r fami0(/aUlll Willlom M11lfor<l Mow- cor patlent1 e1lher." he added Gnsaon, 14 James Gmsom 7 D. Reynold!, Rt. ' Jackson, hes ery, Colll!lbul, in MeJi• counTbearl Gr~som 6, Bill) Cui: George E Crabtroo, Rt a, Oak Refreshment• were ..rved at ty commou pleas court The JUTE REDUtTION shaw ' Robert Cutshaw 3 Hill, Wlltiam E Coon, Oak tht close o[ the meetmg to plaintiff charges gross neglect WASHINGTON IUPII - The months: and Geraldme Loy, 3: Hill, Thomas Faulkner, Oak Tim Neulzllng: Jim Johnson. ot duly OJid uk• for euotody Amoncan Telephone & ,..1.. believed tu 1Jt Mro. Gnssom , lum, Mrs Pearl Sparks, R!. I Bob Kin1. Wayne Green, Jed ot lwo mtnor chlldren. B"ph Co (AT&T) announcod mece I Minfor<t, Mra. Hattie Gillespie, Webotor, Ed&ar•Abbolt, Willard Thursday that dayllme long Roy Grissom, 10. jumped to iOalt Hill, Albtrt DeLong, Jack· Boyer, A. L- Pllelpa, Edward dlltanco 1tallon to otation coils 1alety from 1 oerond noor win- liOn, Garland B Brown, R!. '· wello, Jim carna~>en, H orr Y wUI berome cheaper April I. dow and ran to a neJghbor'oiJacktOJJ, Mrs. Frieda Hatton, Hoffman, Bill llbelton, Nathan DlvOTir... TO INTI•II1 QP AT•T oaid lhat rate reduo- house to call for help He suf· Jackson Mrs. Gaor1la Hill Jack· Biggs, Bob Harden, Charleo '-'1101 ,..tON •••A t1ons ranging from 5 to a& CtJnts fered burns on the ta01 and lson. Mn Eva Snyder. Well.ton, Neuman, Mike Bentz, Fred Tay· •-·• ~ :::"' for lho fnl thrto mlnuloo are arm• and po~albly a brokon Mr•. Roxlo Marcor, Jaekson, llor, Lawrence Connolly, Harold "'""' "- btillf mado In Ill daytunt Jn. log Michelle Rlppolh. Coalton, ~·awn Hanson ond Don ~lmer. ...~:';"':.';' r:"'&.,i,'=- ,.':: llll'lloto lllaUon to 1tatlon eallJ Mrs .Grl100m wu tn Maumoo Blovlno, Rt 1 South Wobslor, ~1 na;.:~ ~;..:••;,! of ~~ or m'" m1let. It added Valley Hospital recovermg trom iMrs. Laura Hatten, Rt. 2 Jack- IHill, and Mra. "-n• - BrJaker, , 1v "'""' ......., ...,,. r t • tlott roducllons wW aloo ho o rooent operation. Cutohaw re- 10n, Albert Barnhart, Middle- 'Oak Hill. • . \':.,_ ,. - · IUdt lor add!Uonat rolnutoa. turned at 1 a m and W'I!Jt Into port, Myron L Joneo, Franklin Potlaoll Roloue4 - • Doni :':1'!"' "' ,.. ,... -"' ..._ hyaterlco ond oollopoed. Fur~. Rlchlrd Jackloo. Roblnoon, Rebecca Hale, Maude • • - ...~ . . , _ NO RED CMU'ET Jadt:son, Mrl. Sarah Donald- Stophelllon, John F. Landrum, :'.:,~!., ;;."V'... LONDON (UP! I - The red MASONIC SBRVJCES ' 10n, JaekllOII, Haydan Herbert, Bill Brown, Johh Shepard, Shoi· n"" ........ ., earpel laill down lor Queen Pomeroy L<l<jge No. IM F & Oak Hlll, Chooter Rico, Jack· Ia Wallace, Ellen Burl, Mtnnle REBOUNDING - Wahama and South ern TOrnado' plllyers battle for 1 rebound ht so_, C: Ellubolh .., her return Friday [ AM. will hold Masonic 10rvlco1 oon, Marvlil Leach, Jaekoon, French, Eotua Hollbaek, Peter the second half of Friday night's game at Racine wbl~h went Into a double overtime ~nllht from vlo!lo to Ethiopia lor Mr. Harry P. Smith at lhe Jameo Stiltner, RL I Jael<son, Paul Rex, William Grow, Sar· before Southern finally wori 63·61 on a desperatioll, &hot by Larry !')'Ice. In the pho~,:;:: llllllllo SUdan had to bt rolled Ewing Chapel Sunday at t 30 Dobrl Mortaa, Jacltaon, Sam- eh Caldwell, LaVenla Haogh!GII, to are Southern'& Gordon FIBber "44", Price ''34" ant! Norman Norris "52". Wahalll& ~~u.ao ., up and put away before her or· jp.m, Wl)l'!lhlplul M..tor Dolo uel Colltno, Rt. 1 Waterloo, Mn ,Thomos Andlll'oon,~Robert Full<, players batlllns for the rebound are MUton l\OU~)I ."l3" and John Wamsley "11", "U"..MlliO•• - r i v a l * - oiiiJp willda. Smllb IDIIOUIICid. Polrlell ~ F ullll, 111. I Oakl!aalo JolulaaD. llnd·Sarl Jonu.·Stntlnel Photo. _ mg members of thi Ohio Young Farmers and Young Homt!makers Conference v, ~:re presented awards Frtday mght ut tht &roup's two-day miellng here Robert L. Rager. 32. canal Wmchester, w~s named Ohio Young Farmer of th' Year. ., Rockets Take Middleport :I 1 AILSTARS Jronrnen 1•n Romp,• LHS F, h w· ros In I I ,_ I Daily Senttnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 13, 1965-3 • BV Spokesman I . 1 a Report DenJed • .. " 1 1 Great Lakes RevJon Gets 4 Inchsnow ' - Senior Larry Pnee .scored on clock before the ball cleared ton Roush was quickly touJed, utet and 21 seconds to 10, tying " ahama had held a 59-53 1ern agam took over po8SeSSion, throw stnpe for 22 Norns tal Grueser had 11 Rt'dllU'In and an off-balance )ump shot a1 tbe the chords but missed and Marvm McKel-- l the score again at 61~1 South- lea(l midway througll the fourtb ,but after stalhng Wltll 23 sec- lied moe f1eld goals for 18 Glbbs e'i:l! h u.. J ll 1or WauaJI.. buzzer sounded to gtve SouthI was JUSt as surpnsed as vey pulled down the rebound ern got control of tile ball a· quarter BUl Saer and Jack 1onds was left Coach Bob Oh- 1Baer added 10 and McKelvey 8 Q ern'• Purple Tornadoes a 63-61 anyone that I made tt/ ' sa1d The T011111doe. then wa1ted for gam a few seconds ·lat.er a.nd Bost1ck, both seruon, closed thelver'1 boys stole the ball The ended up w1th mnl:! Y uarters: . wm over Wahama after two [Prtce, the 6-~ forward, ruush- the fmal shot, but failed to began stalling once more. gap by tossing m a foul shot Falcons took the last shot of Wahama scored oo l4 of 51 Wahama 10 32 t7 59 59 - IU overtime periods Friday ntght 1mg up a brilliant prep school ( onnect With 18 seconds left m t he e.ach Bostlck, making hi1 first the penod, and mutl!frl, aend-- shots durmg the evenmg for a Southern 21 31 4J 5U 59 -43 at Racme athletic career Wahama Bot the ball at the second overtime, Wahama't Gor- 1appearance m a Tornado um- ing the game mto overtune 49 per cent average and South- Wahwna _ Surface 1-8-25, The vtctory cbmaxed the 1964- Both teams went throughout start of the second overtune don Powell fouled McK.elvey. lform smce suffering a broken Surface hit eight of 14 abots ern sank 26 of 59 atlempts tor Powell o-1 -1 Rood 3+7 WarDJ-65 regular season play for Co~:~ch the first overtime stanza with- and sharplhooter Harry Sur· The $-10 senior playmaker m1ss- ankle m the fourth game of the from the f1eld and 10 free throws l44 per cent. Pnce also led the ley 2-l-5 Greene st.-1~ Totall Craynor Slone's Tornadoes with out scormg after the score was face, the game's top scorw wttb ed on the first shot of the one- season, followed wlth a long to lead all scorers w1th 25 mark- wmners m reboundmg w1th 12 24 fl3 19\ 61 a 1U record Wahama left the notched at 59-59 when t he 25 pomts, scored wttb two mi.Jl'" ,on-ooe eharity tou, but Center Jump shot to narrow the Fal- ers. Bob Greene, w1th 19, was of Southern's 38. Wahama, led · court havmg a lo-8 1late. fourth quarter ended. utes and 42 aeeonds left on tbe iNorma.n Norrls pulled off the con~ margm to 59-57_ the only other Falcon to hll in by Rood, had 28 rebounds Southern - Pr1ce 8--<IJ..fi l 22, Pl'iee'• desperation last--lee- Southern got the ftrst over- clock. rebound for the Toi'T18(b.os. Sou- McKelvey then scored a top- double fi.gores Southern won the prelimmary Fisher 0..1·1, Norr11 IH).-18, Baer ond bucket came on a tos• at Ume tip and stalled mto the McKelvey hntlly dribbled thern then worked the !J!II a- pomlt'.r to be the score, 59-59, Price scored on eight of 13 contest by a 48-30 margm Am- 14-2-18, McKelvey f-1--1, AdalllJ the hoop from 20 feel away The Falcons forced a turnover late down floor and drUled through round. to Prtce for hil pme wJth two mmutes and 33 seconds attempts from the f1eld an d os Wallbrown was top scorer 1).().0, Bostick H-3, Totall 26 fma) 1econd had ticked oU the m the period. Wahama's Mil- a 15 foot Jumper wtlh two DliD- winning bucket. ,left m the fourth canto_ South- made siX of su: at the free for the wmners w1Lh lf> and Bob i01-21J 63. ~ quadruplets m MIY! · I waa stunned," sa1d J Gary Gwtl1iam, dt>puty pro se· .. Price's Desperation 20-Footer Wins for Tornado(,.:; .. ..- - ~ -...... """"""""";!~, IWllalVENTURA, CaiU. tUPII .. t ar< your fl rOI lb•uKbiO r" I Abe] Claims I ~ v· t I IC ory n "' • . . .- .. "" - .. - - .,. . . 1- . ' '' Feb 13 1963 1 '!.:, ~· ~ Pr<•• I ' I \ 7 "; :2' 1 Stewart YOU •n THE NICEST PEOPLE St. ON A HONDA ere.....,.. Gam01 Booton·Salllday'o at New Ytl'k Los AJ!iOiet! at San FranclJCo PhUadelpllla at Cincinnati Dolrolt at 11a1t1more Slldoy'1 Gameo Baltlmoro at Boston Cincinnati at St. Loull a:w., . . . . •*'**" ~:!lr-::Qnclnna~::~U~Purce::D:I~l::M:oor:::head:~lll:--llanlra::-to-;St~.'"II"" OFFEIIS FIG!rrGermany (UPl) FRANKFURT, -Boxing promoter lnllll! wale! of Chicago baa 111ade EtJ. ropean beavywel8bt Karl Mildenberger 111 Ill flgbt the Winner of the Ernie Tmell-Edd!e Machen World Box ina AlloeJ.Itloa tJl1a tlllhL N• W• COMPTON1 .0 o Do O P TOM IT III T Oflloo Boun: t to U. 2 to I!Ciate ll Nocm 011 Tllun. - <loiiJI ~ l'llaM!:W At ••• ' Hawk's Cycle Sales -lOA "1 & Milo-~· Mo1111 0 . . . 9 8 1 - - ...... . ,._ "" LY s.w4 • • • , '0. �·- ' .. ., Adult Class of Bradford Church Meets on Friday or lar monthly meetlna:, friday at I .. Paul Sisson. Scripture was read from Mat- \ thew 5: 16 and Mark 11 :42 . A ' reading was aiven, entitled , 1 , .. Fault y Eumples." The group 1 said the Lord's Prayer in um- I son a nd the bu sines~ part of the , meetmg followed. The visitin1 1 commtttee gave a report on the I peoplt 11 had called on. It waa printing the 1 1 voted to st art ' Ch urch Bu ll etin in the near fu· i ture and Jackie Reed and Tres' sie Hrndritks volunteered to get · thl' bulletin starled. A reporter frnm t'<ll'h class is to turn in his 'ill'·l!'j .. nf'w~ to these le~d1e s mentioned lt was voted to turn In money /ro m bottle ca ps. to the buildNF:\\' POST OFFW~: - _ J1~>.~idt·n1 :. (II !\lnr llav~:n. W \'a :trl' J.)rD~Jd .or a new pc_st offic e wh ich is pract ica ll y fin ing fund his time. Ished Worl\er c; ;1rt> Pnga gcd 4Jil tht· 1n~Hit> Jnstalllng ll'dures A st.m ll~r post o ff1 ce IS also under tonstrudton at A new picture WIA discussed Ma!:ion. Work on tlw !\e11 JLn·en ~tJn('flli'P Oegan J;,ts l :- umnwr. - Sf'ntmel Photo. for the archway recently built There is to be a llghttd Qr'OSS i placed al the top or the arch-.., way, In memory of Mr. Jter)'1' bert ImbodPn . II was drcicled ~··· '4 to have the flags clt>aned. and , to get new flag pole~. The closing prayt'r wa s &iven by Tressie Hendrick s. Hffrt"shments were served by Nora Cambron, Norma Russell and Ma rtha Russell to Mr. and Mrs Homer Forrest, Mr. and Mr1. 1 Herbert Mill er. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne King . .\1r. and f\.'1 r ¥ . .Jamf':> Reed . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sisson. Ftanct>s Hyst•ll . Nora Curt1s. '/ ~ rna Hysell , Elenor Hoover. Janit- Miller. Mildr@d llyst> ll and 'frpssle Hendricks OPE\' l!OJ!Sil AT HARTFORD Open house fnr th~ recently co nstru cted Ha rt fo rd .. W. Va. Elementarv After the social hour. Wa y n~ s chool w1!1 he 1'!'11 :!~ from 7 :w thrn11 g h \1 p m. ThP new schoo t rep la res a two-~lory . hnck structurt" that was 1 Kmg was in charge ot Bible e 1·ec\!·•d 111 18fl4 . ll :.~rtlord s IH'II ~~ ilool has tiHt't' l'rHIJIJs;Jllc\ houses 85 studen ts. It 1s pre-labn cated a.ll·slee l . qu£>slion~ w1th a ra ff'lt'l'li.l and eke! II(' iJpal 11 \\:1s contrilC'Ii •d il.v th{" Ma ~ on County Board o l E:ducalmn l.o a H~nl1~gton , w. va firm Te~w hC'r s :11 thf' schoo l <l l't• \ I rs. \VIII 1;un Kelly , \1 1ss Betty Kell y, Es thf'r MrK nig ht and Mt ld red Mrs . Richard .Jeffers i.~:. cont;ibbs. pnnn p;J] Bf'fre.c; l!nwnt s \l'ill br .-. l'tVf'rl dur111 1~ lh t' ope n hou se. , valescing at her home follow· - - - - - - - - - - - , ins a ~lay in Holzer Hospilnl ' Recent guests of Mr. and .- ! THE POET'S CORNER LflVE I (arpCD(Cf I I DfVIN~ Mrs Mcndal er were hie Mrs . Dorsey ly and Mr. Socl.aJ News Meigs County Dairy Service Un· tt. Actually, the 1roup works both with dairy lntersts and beef cattle interests, but 11 first oraanlzed, It was prlmar· Hen·\ RIG Nt· W'i fr nm ynur Ntw I I HOLLANIJ DIALIR YOU Gn A FINIR PATTERN, FASTER ••• The newopaper is there all day and far into U!e night. It Is there for the whole family to read. AND THEY DO! lt Is there to be read at the time and under the cir· cumatances when the reader asks to be informed . lt is there for tho hou•ewife to tear out the ads and take t~em with her when she shops. There Is never a quo<lion about the advertiser's message, It 16 down there In h!nck and white where It can bt referred back to. Marshall will Host Tenth Re O'I'onal Sci'ence Fai·r s,, toda y, if w• d "' hap~y . We mu'' have t:od·s lov• di· ;,. U scienti fic nr wsll'm in Hunti~ot or.- \1;.1rslt all • University wil1 host thr tenth annual region<t l sciencr fair March 19 and 20 Science fa ir winnrr" fro m junior and senior high srhools in 21 countif's in Wl'st V1rg1ni<t. Ohlo. and Kentucky will compet e In the rf'giona l t>vent a pnn('lpl r dr• \' 1<'(' 1ill!' 11f rh~:: f'<J!P - g:nrw" llr. Hotwrt \' !1iglll:ln, regional f<-~ir director <rml ass1st ant pmf1•ssr•r of cht-'nw.:try at Mar· ~l 1 all. sa1 d (' ntries must b(' ri<~il W~ls~ . . e~enLb- oRnnted .I;J ~· 1ne 1n 11 Ur 1Jt!'a rb to keep us 1art. h- r au er, COME H>l A . I!XCI!PT SUNDAY FARMERS 0 postmarked by midnighl March falls d . · StoJ;t~y85 , ~h~ ~~edyear~~ Frid=~ ~ 8 tn hr f'll~ r ble lor n•giona l Wlwn thl' way grows very 1m. . h C R at h1s orne. arpenler , oute eompet i! ion Competition will be io a sen . - . .. , I. Born in Meigs County, Mr. ' The srwnct> fa1r rs sponsored Lt·l u:-. .hk ourselvex some que&- S h d . d II h. l'f lor division lor grades 10-12 . . tout a 11ve a as 1 e • by tht' Natwni:il Sf'wnce Founda- 1 t10ns I t f ho~ I'm and juniur division for grades lion to encourage m t erC'~ t in S('l - In <J way that is div ine. lf'hre ~~cei.Ped or a t' "ta't ,• 7-9. 'The boy winner and g1rl . . w en II'C IV m wes ern s e .. . . h . d' . . ence. Are we Willing, are we ready fl . 1 ed by r'M' ts•·r wumer m 1 P semor JVJSJon Local winners from lirhrool s If or true love that is sublim e'.' 1 e JsDosurvyv ~ ' win .a trip to St. Louis to com-, . 11 1 11 . . .11 . _ n1rs . ra eager, o onroe, m 1e o owmg ('Oilnlres w1 Will bf Jove our preciOus Savh' brothe G pete. in the National Scit>nrt- compete at Marshall . ('abeL lour Wa!l mgton, .and a r. . roFalt on May 5·8. 1 . W • 1. . . ·ver Stout w1th whom he lived. . 1)1mgo, .:~:yne. I) ason . 1_ .mcon . To t lu~ end of earthly llfe? ' . Senior division ('ompet ition I Logan. and thE' W('Stf'rn part or Wil l wP give to Him our prasies : M~ny other re.lative!li ~IVe :n will be in live categories: biol-t Putnam rou nti es m West Vu·- ' \'lid ~ t !he joy, the pain and lthi!J area . Services wete ~· oiY chemistry, earth sciences. : gmra. ~tnfe'.' cha~ge of Rev . David White an physics-mathcmatice .. engineer. Gallia ..Jackso n, Lawrenrt> . - fomposf!d Feb. 4 1965, by buna~ was in Temp le Ceming,, and miscellaneous. Junior Me1gs. Pikf' <md Scioto c·ou n iiP~ , Mr~ . Hilt')' Pigott Re:allested by etery. . contestants will t>nler exhibit~ m Ohio : and Hoyd. Cartrr. Mi~s ft•lia v. Shipe. \1r_ and Mrs. William Tho~- , 11J the biolOJical and phys ira l Floyd. Greenup. Johnson. Lawas and Nancy of Columbus VIS· ICiebce <:ategories. I renPe. Martin . nn d P1ke counilt>d her mother , Mrs . Ola Exhibits usua ll v demonHtrate l t1e.,;; in Kenlurkv . t:NTERS C8U Pt>rry and Frank on Sunday and ' M1:<.s Hrstf'r R. Ha&er. daugh- I;Jtlended the Stout funeral . Mr. tPr ot Mr. and \irs. Kenneth and Mrs. Austin Weyand and : I · I • Community Len ten W0_ rs hlp . 0pens MarcI1 Th.IruJ Series r eOn The Firm krvlc• eCredit Lift lnsunnct • F lrmtr Owntd Crtcllt Source !lager. llnuge 1. Coolvtlle. has son. George of Bucyrus . were ' c·nrnplett>d arrangements to en- lal so among those from a distf'r the Columbu s Business Uni-l tance who attended the runervm .tv. Columbus . .\olis< Hager lal. is a s\'llmr a1 ! astern High ) Elba McKnight of Columbu• A community series or Len· !hf' United Methodist Church, School and will f'n roll in t h t" visited his parent.J. Mr. and I ten worship periods is announ- !Hev. MPI\•in Alkire, speaker. Air!me~ Ht>~t>rvat 1 ons and Com- 1 Mr ~ _ D. 0. McKnight. local, ced today by the Pomeroy Min· : Wednesday. April 7tb. 7::.10 p.. muniPations senetana l Course land also called oo Mr. and , bterial association. ·m. co.m munity worship at the m .rune Mrs. F@f'n Gillogly. I TJ1e. following plan is an-lsalvation Army. Rev. Ray Win Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tharpe of Bounced, and the association is ting. sptoa ker. A brass choir f"nsemble from Newark were weekend gue1t1 haplng for a cooperative re- ' Maundy Thursd~y. April 15th ,tht> high 'ehr~ •. abo is \nvited ,of her parent1, Rev . and Mr1. .panse upon Uw part of thf' 7 30 p.m. reserved for each lo- to part inpatt· Rev. CharlesiMrrlin Teet1 and Brenda and. whole communit y. ' f'ill rhurch for the ohsPrvanre Norris ·,.,·il l he guest speaker. lalso called on her grandparAsh Wedneetay, March 3rd , of the Sacrament of thr. Last The publk i!i! cordia lly invit 'f'nts, Mr. and Mf11. RObert stout 7:30. p .m .. reserved for each lo- Supper. ed ;md lll'@:Pd to attend the Len- Sr. cal ·church worship, emphasiz- 1 (iuod Friday Worshi p, Arril t.en wor~tllp period!! . t Mr. and Mrs. Dw•ine Jordan in& the sacrament of the Lord 's t61h, 12 :15 p.m., an hour of Two Cf':nmittee~ are arrang-l a-nd Bryan and Mn. Hazel Culaupper. commuslty worship at lhe IJnit.- ing the F:astern Sunrise Wor- lwe\1 visited Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, March lOth , UO I ed Methodist Church. Revs. Wil· <ht.· p. plly 'IC<t l. arrange,r~enl.s, Alfred Rico and Steve and Rick eom~unity worship at 1bur Perrin, Ray Wining, and Leonatd .Jewel. chairm ~m , Ker- in Columbus during the week Wednesday, March 17th, 7:- Melvin Alkire will speak brief- m11 Wa lton . and r.eorge Skin, end. 10 p..m.: community worship, ly on the theme of the Crucifix- ner and mu~ic. Mrs. Ben Neutz. Mr. and Mn. Melvin MeRev. Rlchard Marlin, speaker, ion. ling, ('hairman, Mrs. Paul Glaughlin and son were Sunday the .Pomeroy Baptist Church, Eastern Sunday Sunrise Wor· !Nea8t-. Mrs. Nolan Swackham· dinner guests of hiA parents, n.v.~ Charles Norris. sp~ker. ship, April 18th, 7 a.m. at the 1mer. <~nd Mr. Robert Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Beryl McGlau&h· Wednesday, March 24. UO , Pomeroy High School stadium. band director of the high ochool. lin, ZaleJtki. p.m. Community worship at the j The Community Churches' choir 'J'h'' series was planned In e The Columbia EleiiHDtar)' at the Grace Episcopal Church. ,membors, combining with the lll<'< 'ltng of the asooctatlon Ill&· School'o Motbero Club met 1 8·-.................... .,...,..... OM I. .,,. 1'1 ~ a .... r;:et.u1nu• 1• '' "'' ,...._., ..,.., ..,.n... ..,..... 1 "~-·.a Ph. WY 2 5270 · PRODUCTION CREDIT 1M Mulllorry Avo. ................ .. BOOK YOUR SPRING SEEDS and FERTILIZER NOW ! ' I --··""""' --_.. WY 2-2176 Rear Meigs General Hospital Pomeroy Mr. Farmer YOU Phone WY-2·2115 Mulberry Ave . FERTILIZER Pomeroy, Ohio Order Now and Take Deliverv From Our Pomeroy Area " Warehouse , ------= "" ' ! f I .I ~tfie~®~ e- fol hundreds of things within your • - · redo ••• redecorate ... revitalize \IIIII DEVOE PAINTS I MANURE SPREADERS 4 USED SPREADERS IN STOCKI e 2-NEW Ph. 675-1160 Cuh & cirry-ludfet P'lon-Ce1h & ~llv•ry Pt. PIHoont Dlol WY 2-2181 For Delivery Serving Meigs. Gallla and Mason Counties-Jack W. Corsey, Mgr. IDI!A TRACTOR SPREADER ei-JOHN DEERE TRACTOR SPREADER ei-JOH!II DEERE PTO SPREADER Save Now $150 00 up 1~9CJ3·A WILLYS JEEP CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. , POMEROY Fer every surface, inside and out ... ...:;J Wednesday, March 31st . 7 ·:special aelections, including jet Salvation Army Headquar· and pia111 wel'1! made for Val· 10 p.m. c:omm1111lty worship at 1Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus:• tm. entine »>rliea for the lludentl. ,..,r MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Sugar Run Flour Mills -ii !F. --- Jtev. Richard Perrin, speaker. lhlgh school chorus, will sing two ' ,.., ted by R•v . Wining and held at the tchool Jlrtclay tvenlnc --~~~~~"""""',.....,....,...,..,.,,~.• .,. --...so.~ I Take Advantage of Our Early Discount -------------- .-=..-...... ~­ ~~><n<IOIHI Grt that overhaul on vour F'armall traclror nO\\' ami save yourstolf a bundle of r i.lsh Do it now: Ll PIIOGF. Ill COMIIIIED lrA'II MD LOCAL TAXU Pill .... Of PEIIIIIW. INCOME. DHID RAW 1111 UIWIIT AMDII ALL THE STAnl. 11111111 NO lfA1I CORPOMrll Dl PIIIIOIIAI. IICGIIE 'MX IIIII. ·r ' --~, Pomerov =---~-- ----- 1 . SPECIAL On Tractor Overhauls County Manager _,""'""'""'""""'""'!!!1'""!'!1!!1!1!!!!!!!!1!1!!!!!!1'!!!0!!!!'!!..,...,,..,.,.,_.....,!!!!!!..~' PROOF: WITH NO INCREASE IN STAn TAXIS, THE COMIIIIEO EFFORTS OF THE OHIO LEIIIlATURE AND THE ADMIIIIITIIATION HAVE MADE THE IAWICED IUDIIT A IIUUTY. Pomeroy Educat!on<Jl Loans eCom,.tltlvt Tot1l Loan Cost IIPR FIT.. I N T A DIRTY RD IN HI Hl'~rr,._,. 517 E . Main St . I)ICK-&TERRETT j . WY 2-2975 Operc1ting Co!!\ Capital Improveme nt Equipment LivP!IIock reer, e&· on a Whittin&ton . Kav E11 1s To !he. 011ng.s that are subhme · P . enona 1s HI-' wd l help. 11 we are willmg L' . he ld a 1 1 . . . r unera servrces were To submlt ~~~r.~elves to Htm.. the Bigony Funeral home in A11 d wJlJ (!!Uald us from the PI!· IAI/ S da f B ! Sales & Service DO YOU NEED MONEY FOR li n lui 'E A GRAVELY TRACTOR Automobile s DELIVIIUD TO OVItt 4.00 HOMES .p ll ' I ,RE.E DEMOh:il HA liON Advertising Goes Where It Is Invited. No Other Medium Can Say That. Jordan and lami· and Mr!. Lavern S11lPS :tHO ' l (J ~•'COli( t () ' l o> f' t N~wspaptr Jordan and W>li · brl)thers, Mr . and p do d T 1 nren a ee s . E1ghth - Walter Jordan an d PI Spring Ave. 1 G • WY 2-5101 The Daily Sentinel II :~ss FUL !ON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES AND SHE DOES! .Jordan and chlldrPn. Se 11 I 111·s ral l'.'v<·•·•'l l .St<.."t.U<t . \I•·".'' F.rr t -.!1111' \ r <~r ... ago, l read t his qub tion ROut:rt •- Stout Vl!l · 1ted hi!l bro~ ThP Eastern H1gh school Fu - lla\·n1 :m an d Xlr . <.~nd \11 , PPt · \\ 111 \lou be m} Valent me''' M~ryl ~ o udashPII. principa l ther. J . D. Stout , at BtdWP.II 1un· HotnenHrkf'r~ 11! l\inr·r1C<1 r~- Cur! ts . 'of Columb1a ~c .10ol announce·d S rl It wns pnnt ed 'neath a p1cture f 11 . .1 I' t d on un ay . (· lub met February 8 i n !hi:' ·\tH•ndmg \\r·r·· Sll: ll'lltl F'r<mk 'lf':ming thi ~. Will ~nu hr min('? ho oHwmg puplil>dare !She onl Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swell Hu t' Econom JL'"-: room .111d hdd · . · I ·t e onor Ho urmg t f' pas nd H'lb t C 1 Ch .. f'<uo lvn Ptlt'\' Hll~t Httrhie. \~Jt•nt11ws ~re sent by peope .· , k d' 'od a 1 er ox were n ara panl'l dt:o;t'U'iSton on. Do teen· . . '_. Who art-' very much in love. !'IX •. Wt>e s gra. mg pen . les ion . W. Va .. on Sunday a .~ .ngrr<:. net>d d1sr 1plmr '' · and l'n! kr~ 1 ll' \ fedrh. l rwe .. . IJ ll· nn~ Am1 trut• 1ove 1.s JUSt a svrn bo1 hrst . - Conme Dunham. San- guests of Mr . and Mrs . A. R. IVERY DAY •·oo teen-agers re!'!ent Author Prwt>. ,vt aril vn Curt1s .. e 1ores 1 1 h 1 f ('od b · dv B1shop, Jrffrey Jones. C 1 . J t e ov~ o • a ove. as er. ilv · ivhtxt-y. i\'l<o ry Eagle, Susu• MaK· Sec.ond - None. A. d M David Wise. J II I I T d N I . ~"1r. an rs. The pam•l eo n.~!strd of par· IN~. ;.~ni:'l n ..;mgrr. K "<)JS God erril!f'd man and woman h1r .- . .Joeyh e son, dBo nme man and children, Harrl0 a r ~l. l.rant Jo nson an 0 anrnts . teachers. and minif'ilt'rs. Sission. Linda Ferry. art?n . . .1 t S d 1h bl 1 ~onv1l e :.pen IJn Sly W t S ,_ Jim C~:~rpe u ter, Howard P,'l rk· uol!' "t:' I . (' onnlt> I Iaymnn, Ch aJ·. And He gave the."Jl love dtvme . ..If' I \\' n I:, h . --, ________ . . Afl <~rT r had 1111 nt>t•d (]t askmg . t•r lkv. fr('e land N om .~ Hrv lene Plf.igo\1, Sltetl<ol IJrokP, 1. b h. 1. 1 Fourt h ~- Joan Woolell , Pat ~1/t: to r IS A ent1ne · . .J<HIJl't> '. . "' f.r eer. Robert :\iarklns and and Mr s. Eldon Blake, Mrs. ( ' 1rol\n ~1aXP\ . \1rs . Sfw wr.s hts trom lht' beg mmng ·. I ·d . I 1 Thelma Engle, Mr. and Mrs .' HIIC'illt', Charies K tl'lle. . .1a n~ . 01 an 1 Bur altJ.~ old Sat. ~m ('am. e. L''fll K lh L th ' ,, h h /' 1 1 a rvn ow er . . . nllu t 1'\ 1OS! t e JOY 0 1 llvmg R I A J d · d G Fo l· tlw;r. hearts wrre lull of utJ lll l or an an rejory .Jones. Six th - Marg ie Jeffer<;, Pat~. ~'" stern Several Fields tly dairy, and the name hao not t>et>n challfed. Thil ll'OUP Is the sponsoring group for the production test· tng program In the oounty, works with the artlliclal lnsemlrlation lntorsts, and lo the ad· ;is<Jry troup for the l!:xtenolon ADVERTISING IS NEWS! 1 Eastern High FHA Club Has Teen Problem Pane) .. They are as much Interested Ill the Advertising Columns a• the News Columns because advertising il the news of what Is available In goods and services at the stores they know. There are no gadgets to turn off tile advertising tn newspapers. Nobody wants It turned off. Every aurvey ever made Jhows that people r,refer lo have the news• paper they buy contain advert oln1 because the j Ill ' Jve orJanlzatlon known a!l the It Goes Where It Is Invited People Buy Newspapers Because They Want All The News 1 • BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Couaty E>leDIIon Aaeat Melt• oounty has a very ac· Newspaper Advertising DOESN'T INTRUDE ened by the pre!ltdent, Mildred 1 Hysell, with df>votion! by Mrs. . ... . . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 .. F•b. 13, 1965·5 Meigs Dairy Service Unit Active Chnst, held its regu- the church. The meeting wH op· : . -,/ NeW In Farming Ear_t Starkey. The Adult Class of Bradford Chureh ..... . '' ' Mr.o.j 4·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• Feb. 13, 196S gr.andparents, Mr. and ,· I Morris Equipment Co. WI 9-3202 RACINE, 0. ..ARI. ST. I Call Us For Specialized Fertilizer Service Bulk Spreading Available We Also Can Apply Liquid Nitrogen To Y.our Fields ALL ANALYSIS STRA"•· • XED MATERIA• · �........ . .. '. '. I I AD WANT .., ~ P. .... Monda, AUCTION at Masonette, Mason, g~i!';o: Publ~ttO..dllne lil,oo A M Mon4a, CANCEl.l.ATJoNa ~ 1: WID • = :· ~~~~~rsii:«J r,., r.,- ... Du <1'14 ~tt~to~tloD ll A. I . . ;: ll&ber wm ..,... not M rNJNm•LbL~ 1 rnon l.bul on• lneol"f'Kt lnHrUoa. for For Wu11 Ad 8a'Ylce pu WCird one 1nnrtl&n M..Lntmum Chart• 110 Ci'IIU 11 Cent. ~ "'ord !m l'br" 0011 • 2·l3·7tP I I VERY GOOD oats hay. Blark Haw k tractor manure spreader on rubber 1 cord wood · saw rig. Homer Willard . 2-13-3tp ORDER - AMSTUTZ's H. & N. \ " Nick Chick" leghorn chicks, nr startf'd pullets , today . Mod · Cenu HCUU•• Ultertl o ~ liD jM"T C"Cll' Ola<'flllrtT oil Olld t4J •d • paid Wllh!rt !0 d11.y1 night at Mt. Alto, 1 p.m. Man. I I Th• Ua rlV!t to .cUt or ~ an, au de.med obJeettonable l!:rTOn l.bould " reporud tmmecH•t.~. Th• pub- • W. Va ., starting Feb. 18 at 1 7 p.m. every Thursda!f . Ali i kinds of merchandise, new , S us ed . everv • atw-dav agement, Faulkner & Jones . 1 a&GULATlONa Pu.IIU.Ib•r rtternt• i':· -' I -- For Sale INFORMATION • ~Uti 8 -Eany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 1!, 1965 I , I r ~ntt ern Poultry, Box 168, Athens, Ohio. Phu"he L Y 2·9031 . 2 13·1!< • CAltD OF THANKS • OBITUARIES •1.~ for 50 word tmum Each •dd.1~GIIaJ word 11:' mln·l OrTICI: HOLJIU DaU:J a:30 A . M uo 6.00 P. M JatuNI...,.-8.30 A M k1 U:OO rr·s so un HAY debvered first .and second 1 @ 2 SIGNS 01' ~ .. ~, 'TY Pomeroy Motor Co~ . .__....... 1961 Olds F 85-4 Door $1195 Speci1l $1066 Low mileage by one careful owner, good tlre1, e ~y) engine. solid cab and appearance of new truck , heater. · Was $1295 __ Special $1149 11 - r t ® OPEN EVES . 7:00 P.M. I'OMERO I ,r;;;-;;7.=.;-::..::..:::.:;:;.:;..,...,-,..., ~act I ceo~ ::ad=:n~. cia~:U torn~ 2 ~====-.,---.. . : . . . : . I YOU ~Y__2:6066. AND TB carpet 3tc ~ c:~eWY -2-5;~I, ;:;~~ B LAW ~86. 499~ I L~st ~-~~om~~68. ~ i~ ror.~ I :::~:·. -:-::====--- JNTYL Parker Run Soc"Jety NOteS w• ·- ...,... ,,,. "-ti•UIIIImt~~~t ~~~~~· ·:~::'~~~.J:~: ;:~~:.'"'" ~:.:;'" I V S I[ DSK JBEJI N S Y II II J .6..- AXIIOit MYou know what? Wt played hooky all mornin& for •. IIOthlniJ:. Today'l $atllrday!M WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY UOElectr1c Co. Nowo 4 40 Hm Moos Sbow &:00 New• Sign On - News Sc nred Hearl 6:00 Sign Off Melga County RFD SATURDAY Paul Bowers - Farm UO Sign On - News Bill Miller Sho\0 6 ' 0~ Country Music Weather 8:25 Country Jamboree Nowa 7:00 News Tiny's MomlnR Chapel 7,05 Larry Anderson Show Bill Miller Show 11:00 Top Ten Show Sparta 12 ' 00 Noon News U~ Pickens Hardware 12;15 Mucial Interlude <Tues. • Tburs·) 12,30 Tho Rev . 11\erlln Teo!a t:OO Jim M... Show 7:60 News 6:00 Sign 011 8 IJtl Btl! Miller Show SUND.\Y 8.30 Daily Llgbt 8·45 Bill Miller bow 7' 30 Stl!rl On - Army Hour 8;45 Baker Furniture Show 3'110 •' reneh City Baptist (Wed. • Fri.) B:JO Sunda Sh 9·00 News Y ow 9,05 Coffee Wltb Janet ~'= Tho Bible Speakeo to You 10 .110 BIU Millers Brunch Show ' ~· Good Lilt 10 15 11'00 Ministerial Association : Nuoday Show 12 00 000 1Uo Mason CouniY Afll'l f'nL · News !Tues.) l2:1~ CbrisUllll's Hour ll:lo Famll7 Worship !Thurs. 12 ' 30 Rev, MerliD Taeta 1U> A.S.C . Program (Frt.J I:IIO Sonday Sbowcue ILSO Swap Shop I:30 Rev. SUu 8Wupa lllo Tiny's Country H'llllnlime Z.OO Rev. Andraw Paroo111 2' 45 Tbe Rev. Roscoe fborne 12,00 Cement Block News 3 ' 10 Sunday Showcaae 12 . 15 Goessler Guest Star 4'.30 Baptist l..a31ll&D'a llour 1230 Larry Andersou Sbow. 6:00 w 6·= 6 20 6 21 630 H7 7,oXJ 1 05 UO 1·3G 1 ~arento • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JIJI:,J ------------------WJEH RADIO lh MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1:00 Midway Ma~nee 7. 1& s 1gn on 3,55 News Beat 7:~0 New!!l Headlines 4:00 Otscing w1th Doss 7·32 Musical Clock 4,30 Interchange H5 Echoes of Joy &' 00 Community Newo 3,00 Uhlo valley ~ewo a:OS "orld News 8,05 World News S:lo Sports Today B: JO Sports Today ;;~' Weather U5 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 8;16 Musical CIO"k 6;00 Sign Off 8:65 Com.nunlty New• 9,00 Talk of tho Town 7:1o Sign On Uti Mason Count? 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HI S DOOR I V'DOM'i ' DO FOUND 'N 1HE ATIIC! ;ou I Wl~es I B'l' NF..U .\!tAMS =:;'"!:, ~vallablo and wrl#ltllal' • ~ qutre at Oblo Ho!Aol of Marion, Ohio, spant a few ToWll • CouDtry, 2212: Team 7 • FARM 82 A. on hard road. days at the cottage here. IHigh Gam• - Amold'a Soh!o, 8oe HEA,TING, fhUDbbl&. M building a!tes, old housa andl Mr. aod Mrs. Beecher Cooparj797; Ind. Blib Serieo11""-ollr'".,.U•'"'"t.- Moton An* II alliin. barn, 1> mineral. Leaded. I ood son, Beechle, wore visiting SUe Handley, 421; Ind. High E. Mldll 8lreoc, PomerOJ 111 11u1 IbiD 8lreoc, , _ Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. tho Worley Francia lamlly oo Game - Mary Sue Handley J.M. ftoel lilY IWI'II ..,, n-o n MilL I - BoJ, 211, Ripley, W. Va. Sunday eveclng. t J1 Uc 7 • tit 1-25-30tp --Duel Fnacll .......,. Nile MlU4 Leapt . .. --'•"" ... GET61 USE .. AND A Ct.D:K l ~AT, A~D A FEW OTHEJt THING5" ... lF ){)U THINK Y00 CAN GlT GTILL ~ 1T! :..00 ~---·-' ~,. TritE: TH' HE S'TU~l= KERE5> .4. LAMP YCtJ CAN PIANOS Cd s"UCI<S. No I ~w ~s111ess ~2461. - - SmaD ..,. eeooomy ..,. ..-prabllliJ HAROL-D GRAY •• BRANNER •3~,ooDiJ~Ino,--M-~ __S_h_ow~-------8. IIO--S-Ign__o_n_____________._::55__N_e_w~s-B_e_at~--------~·~:OOiiS~ign O~URGiiNO~ ~~~~e 2~Yih w ~ 1 Q XN 1'.....-doY'o (Jryp- HUMAl'm'Y ONLY lll!l(llNil FOB A MAJi WITH 8ELF-8URRIINDER.- FREDEIUC umm, I ~·~ qaraqe 1 L K Q Z It K h.:~~ :;"tics. •tart riqh t 'lere at the NKLXJZHBKNN ~ase earn-as-~u- 1 A eeyptopom Qoo- ° carmeI sOCie•l y Notes ~aren ~ pa~ents 1 ~ - e 1 CI 1o LONGFELLOW One lettar .tJ:pply 3t.a.ndll fo? aaother. In thla -.mple A tB us.d for thtt three L's, X ror the two O'a. etc. Binrlu letters, apo~-­ trophles, tile length and formation ot U.. word.s are all hinta. l:e.dt. 4a.y tbt code letten an dUfereut. ~een ~ngels ~! r'22.::; 1 DAILY CRl.'l'TOQUOTE - Here'a how te work 1$1 .&XYDLil.&..&.ZB y~eldingparent. '~ i thel,elo i 1qt1t.; I mau a6 DOWN 1. Delny; law 2. Merit ~~1· ~ h~brid ~Ill. ~udenville, I·m Q001Qto coi1 0Ct money o•lh I I up . ,-,-~,·-,;Qii·"F~~T"f,JrriiM-, h\; Cea ·_;:·. t ~ , (o,Jih and y;:;c wn3t tor :r1e "''".nr ...... '""'' I . . KING 47. Facts. 4S.Minced I Ho~ever, COULD 1 l)SE? nickname: Society NoteS ItiJ _,.,_;:;:;;::1 ........... '.,.. -~" ..... 1 -"'u·~>LI,.,. TO'TH'STORE SHOPPIN : E LVI NE Y LET'S SEE-WHAT ELSE 'IE DIDNb .T NEED TO 0 THAT ··1 AIN 'T PINCHED FER 45. Ghostly 46.Girl'.1 rl~hes. Old Town Flats R 1 ' ' I'HH~E ' S~~~t•- ~ CROSSWORD Ill a. P.O. other I' ~ WHAT ARE '1F 101lN' V TH SACK, OWHLY;;. ·&4• .A,saumed 1 ~Uc ' ' '"''I ·t" £_~~~~~1~B~E~EN~D=OW~N~~ dJqracA 42. Purcbaaed l~a~spot da~age s~d ' · ~· 3-' Inslde 38. Mm·k ot I reslst~nce ~lack ~s~IC. Al~hough lac~ M., I ~Ll colloq. 33. The OJ1eat. do~g ~~~~vi~l:'cl~~~.66~-~aoi: bat!~ ;,.(, lightly s. I • Vj. 11. Father: c_ 49~. -~r UQ.~~ - 1~ an~ I 1./ 1 DeciSIOn • NeedNow on Type OfT0bacco Vanety • to Use I 6~0;,~<;,Jl; 1 .~3995 :: .~u1 ~.e 'lf.; ~~ !!O'I~lROLA I DAllY i ~~~:=~~~~=y=·=OH~"IO~~~~~~~=~~~~~ ~ig <UILI me l cuttmg Guysville, Also Straw. Stout. Ohio.W Cliff Rt. • TU PLACE A 1 RESI...'LT PRODUCING - 1,_ P_h__ · _M_o 2-1439 1-1 3-Jotp Business Services Uvestock WANT AD WNATED , Spinel Plano Bar· CONGRESSIONAL TROLLEY CAR-Re Clarenc Lo PHONE WY2-2156 gain. Responsible party to .lUtTIONEEII F'OR SALE - Holstein Boll ~-Md.,J'roudly mto at the controls nf one of the two cars whlcb . wiU be installed in the subway betwee.."the new ~m tak e over low monthly pavComple.. ServM.ow j ru lf. Roger Leifheit , Pome- 24 VII's. The congre,.man, the &rat ol h!a breed to Y uu, 011110 Office Building and the Capitol. Each car urrlel I menls on a .'i pmet piano. Can Cl1t1 ~radfard roy. 2 11 3tc Wasbio~on from the Arbutua, Md., plant where 11 wu'!::ur~ seats, watcbed u lhe car waa beiJl& lblpped 1e I Notice be seen locally Write Credit \\THe, hoae • CoiHMI Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Vetertn. NO rn =E~s=PASSING 'If . :vlanageL . P 0. Box ~ 1~ Shf' l. A- C. BllA.DFORD arian. large and small animal:J. ' P' onermg, b ·u I d. 2 12 2l P 128 Washington St.. Raven& or meddling' allowed At-: _ yvt~ e, ~ u~.na. Raclae, OW. 0 1 11_ bert Tyler's premises Any- 1 SINGER automatic Zag · wood , W Va. Phone 2734271 one caught Will be pumshed sewing machine Like new · INCOMI! TAX Service, John- Office hours, Daily 4 to 6 p. to the full extent of the Jaw cnndit ion $95 00 - Term~ son . Simpson Insurance Ag· \ m. 1 26 tic Albert Tyler , Darwm WY 2-3862. 2 12 5tc ency , Room 6, r oats Build-, Insurance 2 10 61p I - - H.rond it ioned ing, Middleport. I de of 5ervlce. CoJ> b C!UCKENBar-B-Q, Sa lur1ay I TV sets, $74.95 17"I console ~ - . 1 20 tfc PHOTO CopylnR It soon WI'II be time ro seed It h., • small, llhort stalk. Ky. Fe_ruary 20 .. Pickup ;rnd 1 ,.,lth new picru:t> ube 2\" . MAJOR MedicaJH~~tb Pia~ es ma legaJ papers. tobacco plant beds. Therefore, 10 has medium resistance to delivery service anly Con tiBbie model wtth IJew p iC- , non ~ cancellable guaranted birtb records and aJmosl any 8 you should be giving some black root rot and fusarium any Mdiddleport F'rr•·man , tube . Iti'$' renewable. Pays i.oo per Porn February 9, lt65 Patsies- D. 507· thought to the tobacco variety wilt and high resistance 1 _ or your or er. ~ co~!;oe, ,."·fv con· of Medical bills, over Deeroy H & R Firestoae- Black- B Clark 441 · p Ingels 439 · c' you are going to use this year. siac, but has little or no ...,. 2 9 lltp 8 4 tic ston 473; Haggerty 416; Smith ~gels 557; Tot~! 1950. W~n RUG Weaving . WI 9-2826. sole. $• 995 21 _ FM- . ductible . Call Jim Johnson , If you have found a variety sistance to wildfire. 1 for lllformation.l CU!>1'0M butchertnK aDd cut- 392 ; Ra _ dford 460·, D. Miller 586. Lost 1. Ashland 011 _ L, GI'I- that has perfor d II K • 2 5 .10t , AM rodw • phono combma- WY 2-2903 P 1 ILilli $229% \\PrTLl'r Had10 & 30tc ting Phil Ph H d me we on Y · is a ltand-up, high 1 19 AU'I11M11Bn..E Insurance been TV, Middleport, Ohto. 2-35io Meier, one WY an ICBp 45 ; Total 2372. Won more 458 · H. Amberger 511· your farm for several years, it yielding variety of fair to good conceited' '""' your opera , 2 II 3tc r>oe1gler Bulld!nA >•ppl)~ for . 1l 8 tfc 2 Lost 1 Points 6. Middleport A. Sawy.; 413; M. Sawyer 520: would be a good idea to stick quality leaf. Leaves are shol'ltor'a UcenaeT CaD WY J..t!f66 LE-C' L X swee .. r A-I ! new homes. ~uilt in kitcbDept. Store - McElhinney 497; Total 1902. Won 1 Lost 2. to it until you find one that HI er than other varieties but muc E fRO U p, . ens, •torm wmdows, alumWippel 427; Russell 431 ; Mar- H & s. Custer 427; H. better. Try one of the newer there are more of them, Leave• cnndi1wn, has all C'leamng at-: inurn Siding. Gall Guy Nelgtin 490; Stobart 468. Total 2313. Custer 343; P. Hennessy 38S; reco~mended varieties by will be longer if plants are Wanted To B t.achments. Go,1 ranleed . ler naci Oh ' Won I Lost 2 Points 2. T. Hennessy 420; Handicap 66; plantmg a couple of rows along topped when half the planlll are 10' uy _ 114.95. WY 2-3862 • · ne, tic Pomeroy Cement Block rota! 1641. Won 2 Lost 1. Pt. &de your roam variety. In bloom and to 22 • 25 teavea 12 29 ELECTRIC water pump and · 2 12 5tc ~Clatworthy 533; Duerr -1111; Da- ,beads- Ada Nease 387; Recommended tobacco varl- per plant. This variety II !alto electric water heater. Phone uSeOur~erncfent Sham- W~ON & ~~n's Ca~ ~~sh on VIS 513; Anderson 441; Sauer Bartels 302; Art Nease 499; eties for this year include Ken- maturing, a few days later 2 II pooer FREE with purchase ' ' Total 2454. Won I Lost 2 A. Sylvester 503. Total 1691. lucky 10, Kentucky 12, aod Bur- than Ky . 10. It possesseo high ANTIQUE furniture, Aladdin of Blur Lus1re Carpel Sham.: You and tbe Law Both .. eld oints 2. S)Tacuse Ball Park- Won 1 Lost 2. ley 21 and hybrids developed to root rot, poo. Baker furniture, Mid I WATCH YOUR STEP - It ls Damewood 456; Ingels, 535 ; Cellar Dwellers - J . Bowen from crossing Burley 21 and fusanum wilt IIUI lamp and old iron pieces, mar· ble lopped poece, Mrs. How-l dleport. 1 9 61C Real Estate For Sale night when you alight from the Nesselroad 485; Grueser 463, 297; S. Yeaug..- 263; B. Bowen, Kentucky 10 Burley 21 ond wddfrre. ard Cecil , 800 W. Main St., tNSW aul.umn haze mmk ---"-- - bus on your way home from R. Louks 540. Handicap 39; Jr .. 445 : L. Carson 452 · Handi- Kentucky 12. The Ky. 9 variety Ky. t Ia high JieldPomeroy, WY 2-5262. I stole. See: Mrs. Vir!'(il Carl, 4 ROOM house for sale, 1 acre work. Stepping into the street Total 2518; Won 2 Lost 1 "cap 243 : Total 1700. 'Won 1 is not receiving a general re- ing. it acceptable quality. Rt 2, Pomeruy on Kingsburg of. ground and well water. you wa lk a few steps when - Points 6. Lost 2. Bee Cee"s - M. Bowen commendation but ;r you TbJs vanety tends to blow 2 3 tfc STANDING Timber Rd. or Ph. WY 2.£356. 2-1-12tp Pn ce $1 ,500. On Beech Grove I wham - you trip, fall aod Downie. Groso- Jeffers 476 ; 387; J. Chesher 409; B. Bow- have been well with this down more easily becaUH of Top cash Road . Inquire at Guy Priddy bruise yourself severely. Arnold !iJO; Dillon 491; Seyler en, Sr-., 537 ; H. Cheshre 414. variety, then we would say its large stalks and showl more price paid Marion Reynolds. 1SINGER PORTABLE , guaranres idence, on Beech Grove The driver is helpful but 400 ; Yeauger Total 2478; Total 1747; Won 2 Lost 1. maybe you should stick with than other 1ta. Call teed and equipped to mono- Road . 2-13-6tp states it really wasn·i his l::n 3 D D it. Ky. 16 outdated because lndicatlons &rl that it 1-11-tfc gram, zig zag, fancy design, fault as you were off the bus -J Lo . uk .:. I er . ; Wa ker Team High . Game - Patsies tt.ere are much better varieties Will houseburo in the barn • s 386, Schoenleb 716; Team H1gh Series _ Pat. · more rapidly than Bdriey Jl, etc. Full balance 126.15. WY FOR SALE' Three bedrooms, and, walking awa when 1 I 2-3862. 2 12 5tc bath, basement, garage, gaSI leJI. down. You pofnt out h~':; . 419 ; Hawley 471. Handicap I8; sies, 1950; Ind. High Series _ Burley 21 Is one of the most Also lacking Is disease resistYOU ARE INVITeD furnace, firepla ce. 2'h lots. that the place wh~re h; 1 Total 2229. Won 0 Lost 3 Points Clyde Ingels, 557; Dorothy Clark useful tobaccos in the business ance for fusarium wilt and wild· For Sale or Rent HOUSE for sale rent-, - 6 FARM CHEMICAL Phone 773-5611 Mason. is full of chuek holes . . 0· 507; Ind. High Game - Clyde today. It is an extr.,me stand- lire. In general, varieties in Miners-. 1 2·13-30tp Was the driver correct in his . lngelll 204; Dorothy Clark 195. up, good yielding variety of mentioned rate well ahead of rooms and d Hi h G 1 ville, Ohio. Will sell on land SPRAY MEETING - - - - . -- statement bee had le11 n . g arne - D. M•ller high quality leaf. Plants are Ky. t. HOUSE for sale, Laurel Cliff ause you 7Jl3· Ind. High Series - D Mil early and vigorous. It is h;""ly Burley Hybridll WED FEB. 17 the bus? Not according to a ler' 586· T Hi h G · Wha contract. Write Raymond E Brown, 755 Slelzer Rd., Col- I ., Road. Mxs. Norman E. Hy- recent opinion of the Sopreme H '& Fi.. remsto g 877amTe resistant to wild.tlfe and mosaic t about burl"1 hybr!do' umbus 19, Ohio. c 1:00 PM and s,oo PM sell. WY 2-6322. 2 12 3otp Court 1 Oh ' A ne earn but lacks resistance to black Some people have grown hy. o the 10. duty "common High Series - Syracuse ' Ba ll 2 10 61 1 -~--_:_=--·--- rier" has • At Landm•rk to affordcar-8 Park root rot. This variety tends to brkl varieties for several years 2518 ===For Rent Town & count" 5, 0 ..., 1F'OR SALE, at Dorcas, mod- "reasonably sale place" for . . fire at the bottom In ' dry and have d011e well with tbem. 1 Pomeroy, Ohio ern seven room home, 4 passengers to ieave the carrier seasons or when grown on Burley hybrids are the offspring FURNISHED ·-apartmirlt-, - 4 rooms and ba1h. 1128 E. Main Get latest Informalion on bedrooms, 2 wtth wall • to- the Court ruled. The pa,.enge; Junior Do)'l Learue shallow, thin, compact soil. It from a crooa between two bur· St., Phone WY ..... weed control chemlca1s wall carpeting. Large panel~ has the right to assume that 1.t Febrnary •, !IUir: Mrs. Janie Congo 18 not feel- is one of the easiest vatleties ley tobacco varieties. Male ster· 2-.>'tOO .applications ' ed rIvmg · f ore- is a reasonable sale place to 1 Team No. % _ <)Blmd '"""' to work..because of itl 1tand- 10 '1 B urIey 21 waa developed 2 12 6lc 1 uses and eDOOR PRIZES room WI'th 255 . J ing so well at this time. ;;;T;;;W;o;0,.-;-4-r-oo-m-:1:-um - cisbOd- apart· •REFRESHMENTS place, lull basement and alight because he h., no con- ' Swatzel 244· R. Burt 372.' C. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anther- up quahhtes. and has been crossed with Ky. ments. o ... firSI floor W¥ z-1 laundry room. Gas heat and trol over where the bus will ' Vaughan 203; Handicap 831; ,..,: son visited therr daoghter, Mrs. Ky. 10 Is one ol the heaviest I' 9, Ky. 10, Ky. 12, Burley 31 LUMP and nm or mine .. coal air conditioning. Storm doors stop. tal 1911. Won 3 Lost O. Team Elva. Dalley, Stlversvlll_e and varieties grown today y•'th anHd L8: 3658. 11 27 tic for sale Goeglein Coal Co. and windows. 1114 acre lot. According to the Jaw, f ybrids the No 5 - Richard Haggerty 218. Mr .. J Jmmy Auth erson, WIeand fair to good quality. It has . . recommended f or THREE ROOM furnished apart· Page St., Middleport. Call after 3'00 p. m. WI S- "common carrier" such as bus FORFEIT. family Sunday. en to be one of the plantmg m Ohio are the BurI ment with bath lor couple.l 12 2103. 2 12 12tc taxi or train has a duty to ex: Team No. 4 - J. Werry 311; Mr. Carl Autherson aod Mr. varieties on the market. It rna- ley 21 • Ky. 10 and Burley 21 I Utilities furnished . Phone WY USED Army field jackets, Atr SIX ROOM h I I ercise the highest degree of care S. Domigan 313; Blind 255; Delton Taylor made a business I lures 7 to 10 days later than 12. It baa been found 2-5435 in Middleport. 212 S. Corps coveralls, pants and oust or sa e. ' to give its passengers an opporBlind 255; Handicap '138; Total trip to Pomeroy Monday, Burley 21. You should let it a yield leae j Fifth Ave. I 18 Uc shirts. Carl Chevalier, Long Three bedrooms. i>Bth, gar- !unity to leave the vehicle in a 1872. Won I Lost 2. Asbland Mr. Barry McCowen, Jim 1stay In the field >to 7 days I. an Its higher i & room and batb opartmenl Bottom. 2-8-30tp age, fenced lawn . I block reasonable safe place. The fact OU B. Sawyer 369; M. SawCarr, Carl Hammond, Parys· after you think it Is ready to Hoyev..-, the hybrid will most ( In Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3319 - - - - - -- - from elementary school. 979 that a person takes several yer 439; T. Tllus 350; D. Crow ville, Ohio, Earl Baldner of cut. If cut on the green •ide often yield slightly more than I 12 li tfc Help Wanted Hysell St., Middleport, Ohio. steps_ from the carrier before 417; Handicap 534; Total 2109. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. it will cure with spotl: the average yield of Ilo parents. ;;;;;=-:::::-:--,---. - - .. ·Phone WY 2-3954, after 5 p. inJurmg himself does not - Won 2 Lost 1. Carroll Burns and baby of ,.. They are definitely better yield•· 1 ·-FEMALE , Don't hunt work m 2 t• 3tc · · lieve the carrier of responsibil- Team No. J _ T. Vaughan Perkins, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. ers tha n IIIer var let!ea Ilk• K. TRAILER Io1o11 or rent, close 10 Laundrymat and sehools Let it find you' Let us talk• ity. 282; J. Mankin 368; D. Hood 277 F'raice Rice of Parkersburg, W. 18, Ky. 41A and Ky. 35 . • Valley Lumber & Supply Comto you in the privacy of your I A the passenger must J . 304; Handicap 834: Va., Mrs. Sarah Putman, Guysresistance of the hy.. • pony, Mlddleporl 1!H-tfc own home about opportunities Kll exerciSe "ordinary care" for To[al 2066. Won I Lost 3 Team ville, Mr. Howard Ebersbach, brid Ill about the wne aa the 7 hi" sown safety. If his own negli- No 1 - P. Story 450·, L. ·Vaugh- Portland and Mrs. Gary Van t if tht in Tupperware plastic House- .._, .,lOw aOO four turn•'lh& bavl! alm.ware partie s. Commission. ' . liar disease ta t char t I od and ollllurnllbed apart. Car necessa but not ex r- LARGE LOT - W1th 1.94 ac- gence contributes to his injury, an 344 ; J . Burt 402; K. Phalin Meter, local, visited Mr. and . . r ..JJ n ac · I 11 6 de We ;;';in, res with 4 • room house with i there can be no recovery. 391 . Handicap 516; Total 2I03. Mrs. Raymond Kerns recently. In IOllf<l hybrlda one mento WY u-134 - -- · · Call or write : Royalty front porch, full basement , ci- Under modern interpretation, Won 3 Lost 0. Mrs. Mary Kerns, Mrs. Gary Twenty _ seven wer present the. lo resJJtant to I ROOM HOUSE in Pomeroy. Sales, 68 N. 7th St, McCon- ty water, added room for if the bus or common carrier Van Meter and Mrs. Mary Dors at Sunday School last week wltll a Specific disease (black root 1rol, wildfire, or fusarium wilt) Pbone WY 2' 5385 · nelsville. 2-! -'lc bath, concrete driveway. Off negligently lets a passenRer off Team High Series - Ashland were at Pomeroy recently . an offering of $18.00. 3 tfc __ State Route 7. f3000.00. in an unsafe place, ita liabiliOil 2109 ; Team High Game _ Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Wise Iris McKay was a week end ! and the other one susceptible. 2 11 APARTMENT, 5 rooms and CONTACT, Juvenile Judge, POMEROY - Very good gar- ty continues until he, in tbe Ashland Oil 776. Ind. High Ser- and family of Middleport visit- guest of Susie Fischer. be 8 leas "'SIStant than the rebath, shower and tub. 63 S. Pomeroy, WY 2-3006 from den ground and pasture. 6- e>ercise of ordinary care, has · ies - P. Story 450; Ind. High ed Mr. aod Mrs. Laurence John· Calling on Mary Circle dur- !"tant parent but IDOl-. ...,_ 3rd St., Middlepor4 Pbone 9,00 a.m. until 4,00 p.m. room frame house with base- had a reasonable opportunity to \ Game- D. Crow, 187. ston and family. lng tbe week were Carl and Ma- Slstant than tho susceptible WY 2-2671 1 15 tfc Woman or man and wife, 45 ment. Can be bought with reaeh a safe place. Mrs. Louise Van Meter and ry Offutt of Bald Knob, parent. • TRAILER LOTS _ free sewyears or over to live in and $500.00 down and balance land . As ..the Court said In its opin· Senior High Glrlo League N1ck1 called to see Mr. and George Perry of Dexter aodl 'lbere are aeve•:al advantages age and water. Brown 's l'rall take care of a family of 4 to contract. wn. no one could seriously conFebniary I, IJI5 Mrs. Laurence Johnston on Jameo and Phyllis Circle, New' In growing hybrids. A hybrid er Park IState Approved), 5 boys, rrom 12 years down POMEROY- Modern 4 -room tend that a place with a conWhite's Eledric - J Grues- .Saturday. Haven, W. Va. l wlll mature earlier than the Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY to 2 years. 2-£-30tc home. with bath, automatic cealed diU or quicksand some i er 282; B. White 267: B. Haw- Mr. and _Mrs. Leo Dailey and Dean Brinlter and William Isler parent. 12 When • late vari2-3324. tic 1 Al\TED housekeeper to live gas fored hot aor heating , feet away u not unsafe." ley 338; Blind 255; Handicap family VISited Mr . and Mrs. Carleton called on Warren I hls =-_.Ill with 1 15 ROOM in. Phone WY 2-26116. hardwood floors, full bB;e957; Total 2091. Team No. 1 _ Homer Icenhower Saturday ev- Rose on Monday evening. Y • e Y WI21 Ill&1 . apartment &od bath 2 3 tic ment with back porch. 30 M. Roush 267 ; B. Bachtel 245; eving. Eddie Young of Sidney Is ture later than Burley but 5 All utilities fur· u . s. Civil Sorvl,. To&tllye"' loan on this property. • B. Hoyer 178; s. Wildennuth Mrs. Minnie Carroll and Ru- visiting his g.raodparentl, Mr. earlier than Ky. 12. n · , pslairo above Dr. Moo-worn•• " WANTED - Good rural pr<>19!; Handicap 1W9; Total 1910. by Van Meter were In Galli· and Mrs . Edson 1\oush. Hybrids are usually mort unperty on U. S 33. Won 0 Lost 3. polis Monday. Euni·e Brinker and Willlam iform in8 growth than standarcl Do novan s ohce Phone WY R1rb P•:J Silo" ttnnn 2-3046 or WY 2- AIIA rtmunnd1 of to:ont open PHpan.tDrJ C. C. CUCKLER. REALTOR Crow's Town & Country _ Mr. Robert Ours, Jocal, and Carleton called on Ernest and varielle · .They ~-' to make 2 -------,-WY 2-3830 P . O'Brien 291; M. Haodley 423: Mx. and Mrs. H. H. McLaogh- Estella Clark, Racine, Friday. more rapid growth In the 1 _12_tf_c ""' "" ,.,.. """""· ,..,.,...,.... BOX 22t ""'"' ·-·· .. , _ ... POMEROY, O!UO S. Thomas 3'10; L.Bailey 291. lin and granddaughter, Tena, of planthed and during the first 10 ___ Auto Sales ..=::"· .::.: ,:_....... 2 12 3tc Mr. and Mrs. Daye Gotschall Handicap 837; Total 2212. Won Columbus, visited Mrs. Minnie son called on the Green•. month or In the8 field. 0 11160 VALIANT, In good con, - - - , of Ballimore, Md., were vlsillng 2 Lost 1. Arnold'• Sohto - J. Carroll and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Greer You sboold use hybrid "' dition. May be •een durmg , Services _ SIX ROOM house, full baae- IMr. and Mrs. J . G. Swan over iMenehlnl 385; s. Globokar 303; Ronald Donnelson of Colum- and family vi•lted Mr. and you would any variety wben It ment, 2 miles north of Hem- a recent Sunday. I J . Thompson 309; S. Arnold bus spent a week with her Mrs. Cecil Roseberry and lam- does a bolter job for on week at """ mill on Peach WY 2-2243 Is the phone 10 cal Fork Rd. Call anytime . WY for Limestones. any size lock Grove . Free gas. Floyd! Jeffrey Hilklary, grandson of 268; Handicap 930; Total 2195. grandmother, Minnie Carroll lly. your farm. You can teD about 2-'1112. 2 11 6tc Prompt deHvery. Emmet W Well, Chesler, Ohio. Phone !Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swan, Is Won I Lost 2 aod family. Mr. aod Mrs. Lawrence Bush tbla by testing It Drs! lor • VALIANT Shuler, Contracting. 2 11 etc ill of bronchial pneumonia. Team No. J - P . Davla 2M; Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Clyde and daoghter, Connie, Racine, year or two. The !lliiJI _ehar. in good cond•11160 i 29 If• HOUSE for sal" 3 mn.S from Mr. and Mrs. Merle Davts Blind 255; L. Sewell 282; Blind were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Route, and Earnest Brewer, m the during Pomeroy on Rt. 143. John A. spent a evtnmg recently with 255; Handicap 1005; Total 2081. Gr1mm, Racine, Mrs. Mary local, visited Rev. and Mrt. v t es. tion. May be seen · G. . . . PIDmllb . . . . u1 Jeffers. Jr., Ph. WY 2-604 6. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Grant of Won I Lost 2. Lewla Repair - Powell and children, Steve and John Busch """""ly. week at Saw Mill on Peach , -""" Fork Road, or call any time -liD& P. Sylvester 385; M. Hennesoy Mlla aod Mrs. Mary Kerns. Mrs. Mae Brewer Is at Col2 10 Stc Middleport WY U812. 2 10 6tc ........., , Mrs. Mildred Mills of Colum- j280; Bilod 255; B. Neaae 290. Mr. aod Mrs. Dana Holter, umbus carlnR for the sick. •WUILITZII Tile Rambler Bad 9GtD- .,..,_ II'OR ~Mlddleoort • tall- bus visited Mr . and Mrs. Wor- JHandlcap 109; Total 212t. W<m Janet Sue, Coolville, Rt. 1, vis- . Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jordan eiiAI.DWIN W.W llludanl of 11ompael Wo oD str' located 352 N. ley Francis aod her son. Bob, 12 Lost 1. lied her paretns, Mr. and Mra. and daugbler of St. Albans, W. OTHIR FAMOUl Bseotleace 8eWB - eeL Middleport lnst Sunday. i Clyde Wines. Va Y!Bltecl btl parenlll, Mr. IIIANDI 1111 - room, r111o Allll ,.... Rrruo'tlo " Priced for qulcll .ale Ill- Mr. aod Mrs. Ray Shenefield \. Team High Series .- Crow'• Mr. aod Mrs. Dave Grueoer Mrs. Arlie Well. Mr. aoo11 U .. < !> fly RICK DU BROW burden all •round , from the 1ton United Pre-a Iolera1Uonel writer on down . For example . I In 18fH Johann Strau.. conA thought for the day: Amer· HOLLYWOOD 1 UPI' - My Saturday niJ!ht ABC • TV will du<'tPd 'the " Blue Danube l<'an humorllt Jamet , Thurber wife SiYJ it 1s gettma tougher pre1ent .~ one-hou r spen~! Waltz '' for the lirR1 time in once 1aid · ·· vou m1ght as well and h)Uii(her each dfl:y to wake called The_ Way Out Mtm , public at a concert m Vltmna I rall nat on your face at lean mP up. She tf-J inks it 11 psy cho- about sclentis1s and ol h~'>rs who In 1945, the Hungarian rlty of ovi!r too far backwnd.'' \(Jgil'a\ on my part. Jn yeneral, are helping shape the fut ure, Budapt!Bt fe ll to Ruslltan ~Did- I ye1. Sper>lally, it IS the black 1 '-nd a re ctont ~~1f.l8~f' d1·a1l wtth I spell-the want~ to go back a poetry - wt1hng eomputer. lo sleep -that come11 over The compU!er wtll bto '\HtHL tn at thP t~ought or hewing to operation on the show . It is adread the daily press releaaes ' just~d " lo d1g1•st . and_then ust', that bring tlw ~~otorylines I.M tele- ba~ tc English .. w11h proper vlsiml shows. We all pj:ty a syntax : gra~mnflc•u ll~ per fed .20. Hold 1D 8. Polntul price for our chOl<'e:i. stm lf'nrrs wlth "' HU bJ~f . verb AOR088 oon• Mna•Uan Mornings qhoulci hf' dlf't' I" Y, aMrl ob)Pd " 1!ornrtunRtt>lv . 1. Fl&t.·l0Pfot4 tempt l. DogmlirUO wholt>~Mit' and full ,,r opll- ·· tht> senl,..nt't'':l t.lu not necessarhill :t.Not fi . Bon: nnsm . Mtnt· ure t:ke the lu~t i ily rnnh , ,·nv· · sot mplt> ~: g~~r'r& prof!X 2%. Coqr,. to lootoh agnnizmg hour bPfor~ the flr"t .. ,.. Ps , Wf!- would, you shall , Jl&.l'mtnt5 1 na.m•• cocktail. At the br~Qkfas 1 table , Shall flO! I 11ghten a moose'll 10. Pert. to ~I 6 Subtle t he E'Br ont' read:; " McH ale's 'Jnvy '' PLH'I:l~llt> "''" u .t'othor: eml:lol\ati.on 12. Moldint; oolloq. 7 , Perilla. edge ~ &r<lh. for fPb. 16 . "Ca pt Binghamp-. 26.Applo 8. Kind ot lB. Ltftlnl" ton 's wife pay s a surpr isf' v1s1t I Thr Chann el Swim: " The Me<! 'leRud•r't Aa••• Spa.nilh device to Tari!IUpa !~land whil r !he ! Pupe and 1he Vatican," a one 14. Browned 21. lllrt.hplaoe veil of AbrahiLlll 39. Lin.rdo captain is In the midst ot pro- hour s pt>_eiftl about th~ Catholic 9. F~me ln the sun Now 30. Wa.ter J"od; ll . Th~ 11. Pilaster duclng a show starr ing exon(•l r hureh m modt>rn times , airs Mexico po... 16. P&tJioliO 1'1. &f-iat danrer Suzie Calyton .'' I on NH:f'TV March 9. 3f.. l>oorkeeper 40. lnrredient l9 , .M hom@ orpmaaInalo u.t B. lodge tton: .. bbr-. 20 . Owing lt could be any show. And 36. 014 eapital: fl, Donkey 13. CI'UIIIh wltll 18. Platform the press re\ease writer is no THE ALMANAC .a. A s1ze Irololld the !e~t tor !f'SS trappPd by the absurd plot By Unlhod Prero;l lnlel'llatlonal of coal 37. Leave out mualcianll J8 , BortJdum lines thai mu st be procf'ssedl Today Is Sat~rday. F'~b. 13, %K. Cllpture.!H colloq. through to the public ~~verv ~ 0 tltt' 44th day oJ 1965 wnh 321 29. Turnt'd often , however, a rf:'lfase to follow . a.l.rllil comei through thai lightens the Tht! moon IS opproachmg 31. Strike 1961 Chevrolet 'h Ton Pickup Po--rO'' ·'V' &A "~ - •.-r Co. ~ liu~\; , The morning star is Mars . 1 fighllng Ihat c-ost the Germa ns 1 ·rhe eveni ng star is lupltt>r . 1 more than ~ .000 kllltd •nd I 1 Ame-n<'an artist Grand Wood 133,000 raptured. , \ was born on this day Ul 11192 In 1963, Communillt rtbela hl· 1 · On thi• day I~ history ' Jacked a Venewelan lrej!lhter . ln 163.S. the first publ1 c school as e gesture of defiance and \ m A.rnenca, the Boston Latin sailf'd to Brazil , where they\ School , was established m Bos- were given asylum . V8 engine. Standard trans Blue fin!Hh, showroom elean interior. good tires, radio and beater Was ... - -·--·- ·-- --. * ~ary . w.... aod children of Pomeroy open! ley Cozart of Stlvertville, callSUnday with ~ parents, Mr. eel on the Westa aDd was a I , and Mro. Clyde Wines. supper guest Tuelday ..l!lllnC. I Mrs. Frances Brown and Ml'. and Mrs. Arlie West children of Oak Hill vlsltecl ber vjslted lolr. and Mrs. Wald sleter, Mr. and Mrs. LoweD Hayman Saturday. Graer and famiiJ, Law--M11J .,MIII ___ De" I'!-------o.../ ' ,, . •· l". , .. ..- ~- j ,.' I ' 't ,~\-•·•,•• ,,1, ., ....,;~:1 "'.i~ ..;., l;C<•>•· ~~-1"'' """·"''"'•~'''"''· ·~• . ., ,; ;r~ ,.o.,.... / ,.... , ..... ~.,. ' , ... 1,.. , ... ~.· ., . ~ .... ~-... ..... ,.. ,. ............._............ , ,..,.:...~-~...... - .. k}t::;~. . -.. . .._.,. .:,._._ . . :......~~..:. j .... .... . ..:.., .,:'j .,;.c<"!i;ct,,;"~..;ll:il.l,\t\li �, ,. ~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-~lepo':l, 0 ' _f.eb lS. P-------,1 196~ I Around And Over 219 Attend Card Party Given L Jy Child Conservation eague A program commem~~~ : : : j'I•Februory as /t.Dierlcan ·~, . About Middleport I ~~.~:m&::~(y E~~~~: ~~':.,:7; I SO~ CALENDAR Program Commemorating February Given DAR Chapter on..F~~ nt a chat- I Miss Jesse is A 11 . I ~~nt~e~~~ ~':.n=t~! Hostes~ for Councilors 0 u, to .:;trait the e have been pven. J=- he~g~~tl ope'"tm! . . waa Rock Sp=·c: Sccutl Pack th:, Metgs Chapter, Daughters usual form with Mlsl 24f wUI bold their blue d I the American Revo lt j Jon, ,son Jones, l'ei•nhat, ,_,_ in aold banquet Saturday, ~--S.:Ol omet ~' riday ttfternoon at the IB.. Sanborn, e P"""'· I the Sallsbury .,..~ . M C M Henoesy ' p.m., a ed b lnl home of Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. I charge. f r~.he ~lnging ol the Each family Is : : to ~ble Asststrng hoslesse~ were Miss played I o~tbem and the covered dlab Ul be ~WDnlahed. Gtbbs M1ss Bee San- Nation& M Pat service. Meat " ur j;)Yet 21t persons attended:: The Rev . Howard Ruppelt c4n! party held Tuesday by t StudiO Reuter lnsuranre , OhiO was In Athens Friday to attend MJdd!eport Child Conserva JOn -• H ling I held by the Rev . . p 1- l El men- 1Vallev P!umbmg auu ea ' \ an apt-n wl..lse th Lt.,..Scm th\ ;~r s . R:fresh- fabric Shop SwiSner and Lohse l and M" Lew Kennerle at e Golthn Rule M~ a~ a., ~:!:t!nt!!:'r=: ~ ~~~!QI'Ird~~~~:.:u: :d- 'I<Uii! ..,.. 11 ..IILIOIIIIIIJa.. Ill Ojo.l pan!J..J I pejlue( Ill on Rult eta• met 'l'bursdanda, evening at the bome of Mr. ·JO.J! - '11111' • 11 q:uad 1111 doll OMI lfiiM .... q;>DC! • UJ 1(.111 aN11J. "'II II I II "'U Ill · voted to call .. ,..., ,;Jtqof II aoq JO op IIOPI lql-~lqa lftOCII ..., ma loiiPI'* AlftiP lip 111 lpDiq at her Eut . . pi'OipectiYe memberl of .,. '!be valentine theme waa car- claBI Devotloru were given by tal')' hool Ul ~nglhroughout I Drugstore. Chapman s Shoes , I Presbytenan Manse h Elt>8· na&• ried out in the decorationS Ruth. JenkinJ, '11le bolts served menta were serv M nte ShOt' Store . Myrta Ln the ttccounl ot t e tt.-ou.ghout the bome. t at the close of the evening and pnzes awarded K:~~~e- Beaut\ Shop . Moore's nor <'trcl~ meeting Ul 'l'hur~· ~nor:nd Mr-:;' Dale Dutton pledge w.-s led Mll· The Rutland Garden Clu~ 'lbe meetln&, in charge of refr=en s to Mrs. Charlene to players Auio Store. L .& z Dress Shop. days paper, Mrs Wilham Aut ~~' Netgler had., her top- ' Lochary. Mrs. •u:.al Detense wlil sponsor a bake sale, Mrs. Ray Seldenabel, prealdent, the as '!d children, Terrie Mtrc:hanli contnbutmg pnzes Elberfeld 's Dept Star~. Blue I was tht! hostes~ mslead ~:dMrs tc . t uut House~ ~ot f or hoan g<iV t the N Iurday , Feb. 13 at tht> ~aJtta at opened with the Lord's Prayer ::r;lmmy' Mr. and Mrs Tol!J and Grev Reswurant ~armers John Krawsct~n tts sta - "·'le ., .,.,htch ::ohe Identified as report. d tributes to Department Store be&inDRI and pledge to the fla&, follow~ F l Mr and Mrs. David Were Dutton Drugsto-re.. Ingles B c Porne· 1 M1ss Ell Dutton has r~turn ~ .. . The Mrs Jones rea . by ...._ No ower. · _., 1" .. FW'tltture Store .lerrv s t>au- 1Bank and Savmgs o · ~ en t • Th"' ('ourl Hou se nd WashlngtoD takea 9.30 a. m. ed. eel with devottons 1wD. r~ D t Mr anti Mrs. Ma.~.._. ty Shop, Jo An~ White Beauty rO'r :"latiOnal Bank.. Harley & ed tu [)enmson Unlversilrhe s:- Sch~ol Hou~." Your House" Lmcoln aworks ot Edwm Mark- 1 A Beaux Art& ball ma Chapman. During the busl· K~::s· and .Ruth Jenkins. Salon Duke Cleantors. Deb s B~nnett Shof' Stm e Dowme & Granville after spendlng t nd r,od ~ Houst" . from the Russell Low· by the French c\asa o ness aeuion, Mrs. Olin GoodBar~r Shop Roush Shot> Store ' liross Bowet s Dnve-ln Restau- mester break Wllh her parens . a I h~• remarks Mt'S Neigler ham and Jam~ ference was \ High School will be held Satur~ wiD wu reported Ul and a Middleport 'Department Stme, I rant . . Pomf>roy l'ement Block I Mr and Mrs Uale ~ut~~~nBrad ~tr:sst"d that uur courthouse! ell The State M:h 10-11·12 at day from 8:30 • U:SO p.m., ~ romd-robiD card was sent to Rawlings' Garage. Wa\lare • Co AD Wood and, Sons. . James Arnold and Cec a tor are symbols of JU.Sti{'e, htw, ;announced for in Columbus. I the schooL The affalr, open her. Jewelry Store Middleport Book WhoiPSale Co . lit'Osslrr s Jew- I bun have left for Flon~d w der Hnd are an Jmportant tht: Nell Ho~e luncheon will the public is for couples ~ Games were played with prlz, Store, Bakers F'urntture Store, I elr~ StC>re. Assoctated Radtu cmd an extended winte~ :~~ad~;gh- ::rt ot uur herttage. She stat· The Char~~rc:y 12 with M r a. and _will be formal lor l~e& ea awarded to Mrs . Joseph BeeKeith Gobel ford . Marttn Res· : 1'\1 t;Jlmore Supph M•s Elmer Ree ed lett to ed th<1! mu sL"hoolhou ses pro be held d Mrs Dort Schae· sem1-formal for the men gle Mrs. Bemk:e Darst a guer«, • . G et tn. I ::J. re::e sr:tne ~Da~~:~\iB;a~r~~i5pln~~~r }~~~s 1':,~~~~~ ~:~~~~~~~Mr~s :C~:~: ~~iy ~~~: ~~?at~h:m:.~~~: ~:~~~h~~1du~lt:hl:~t01~u~~~~~:2r~~a~~ '1, {i:':~::~:~:~ty~~~~rhtgh!~~D of/t.lo \ n; · · ket . Quality Pt mt Shop Parts Pomerov ~r- Sut o ·s Pick A-Pa;r • otor o ' A Shuler's I ol the Wl~te~ A J 11 trut1 Young Iset \'t' ~~:;.~~:r~~uc:a;~ ~~R~ !ic:luner~n:~:~rylllngand M::~ r~~1th~~~::~ vefres' an .. . wuu•ers o e udito ·um SUn-. t the best tn education to who w e~ e Cittzens contest will 1 Hearl churcl' a n the valentine theme were aerv- thy maser, 1l!RJII "'liY ,.. a)U'If) IIIIlS -tpa~& - 'laqos unr fiJ1111 '""' ·-.y UJ 1.1111 .... ~ 4)01 'DIIII 01 -·1'1'' l)q UOl1J'lOI .IDJ paluwJ ,.IIIIIIIGI'( .. III!UilV ... 1111 loliri u.Wow aonp ..,. - !Will OOO.!l.\'11011 NOJ,J.'QIYI B)NllllA ~ 'Pfll 0111 .. '118a1Di lH.I I >~VI ·~ U) ( IO!AOIU latu.,. pnl) Ul"'!l 1 I lla!MI'i netta's Beauty Shop. Pomt'n \ . I l't>lephon~ Co, Davt::J-Warnt!r Lawrence Milhoan Flower Shop .GoodwJns ~~o~i:~ · ~ns and Columbus and South-, Francis F'lonst Pomero\ ern Ohio Electrtc Company \ ' f try Shop Wrhrung 's Hakm A tolal of 55 tabl.,; were In /fCUI Wf'rner's Beaut} Shrop Ia dur·ng the evenmg With $penrer-Jennings \! eats Rner ~1 ydoor .prizes awarded Mrs of churr sa . they put with the servmg. land tor thetlr:l~als:nn hrsl m the h eedom ot g Th Jdea that • C• • f Commtttees or wscs they nrvet forgo - eluded )\her should' ~=~ · j;~s 2;n mJiho~ year Named by Graham Station i She also sUI America never af· 1 ehtidren '" 11 church and that C th f' Women l'LJFTUN Anna Al· , tJIJale ·;~h :.i allow apathy to a 0 IC Clifton M ts at ee ' ~od anti nei-l \ at the IOOF hall. 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Group .~ging of Tuesday at 7:3'1 p.m. Founders '' Rainbow At Sunset, conclud· ' Robert Burkett, president of the It-ague. thanked the mem- • Day will be observed and all ed the program. bers of the league fOI theJr MJS! past presidents will be bonor: During the social bour re. cooneratmn and the mel chants I I president prt"sided when we shou I r the year were ed RefreshmenlS wm be serv freshments were served and 0 "" · en, woman ' s ·Soc1ety ot Chris · destro) us Committees ol the area ror thear generosl t Y1 the t:k!d 'lh the h the Catholic Worn- I ed · Plans were ma de for the an-I music presented bY Amos Leon• TONIGHT l tn makmg the prizes possJble.l tJan Sennce of the Chfton (:i.r She ~:~e~uElt'rn:; VigilaHee namec~u: ~~ the Sacred Heart ~ Meigs County Democrat- nual Inspection to be held May ard at plano and Homer Rice, "NORTH TO ALASKA" The lea~ue has p1anned a skat cu lt met at Graham Stallon thought I f I iberty" and that ens ·h met Thursday evening lc Club will meet Monday even· %6th when Evangeline Chapter, the violin . ('l'Pchnicolor) mg party ror children of mem· I Methodist church Monday e~e- •s pnl'e o , I chut~~ church auditorium. ing, ~"eb. 15, at the Second OES, met Thursday evemng at ----John Wayne, Stew~rt. Gran!{ bers and children of the County 1 nrng W 1 1ma Blake led th• de•ol • m rs Paul easel, president, ward FirehOIIIIO at 7:30 P· m. the Masonic Temple in Middle· Electa Circle 1uu er, Erni(' Kovl!C'S. F ab1an. FHturettt: Wlf• Decoy • Home as gues~• lor Tuesday tJonals . .. OCie M the m,eeting ·with pray· Members are asked to bring port. Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell, V l . p t evemng " W• Woold See .lesus was open on committees were wrapped package~ of op to $1 Worthy Matron and Allen a enUne ar y ' ; theme used m program led by er. N~m~ Thornton and Mrs. value to be auctioned off. La- Hughes, Worthy Patron, pre· The Electa Clrcle r"f :~~· SUN .. MON., TUES . Fob. 14-15·16 ' Al1't.Nll TOURN~MENT ,I Wilma Blake with Rut~ ~7:~ :t;~;ge Ha~tett Sr., sick; Mrs. dies are asked to brlng sand- sided over the meeting whlaic~ Sa~bo~~r!"c:!~ti~t t Churc~ "BEDTIME STORY" ley franciS Olwer an ld Mullen and Mlsl Mar· wiches or cookies. had been postponed from s t epo . • ..... tor I Mr and Mrs V"' Hannahs. ' Fu; readmg Mabel Johnson , The hymn . • Of, Jesus, I Have . Dona eO membership and Pomeroy Chapter No. 80, week. sponsored a valentme p.,., (Tt-ehmcolor) Marlon Brand{!, Oav!d N\~Pn, Mr a ld \Irs Hugh Custer at· l accom panted by Helen Barker Promloed." and prayer by Mrs. tha -~':;"ty 'Mlsl Ann• Howell, Royal Arch Masons. wUl hold Pro Urns lor the ritualistic resident> of the Meigs county Shirley .Tone::~, ManE" Y.. md tended the P B A Bo~hng at piano. sang "How Great Thou Joseph Cook opened thes:;'~~ ~p:..':ive·; Mra. Pal Duffy, their annual iDspeeOon Monday, work were Beth Pullen, chap- Infirmary lUesday after:.::ed s,or, RPbecca Sand. Dody Tournament at Emerson Lanes. Art " in& of the MJSslonary tist eg slic rel~Uons· Mrs. Robert at 7:30 p.m. with E•cellent lain; Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, as- Group slngmg. was at the Goodman . P:eltunH•: Tricky Chlcb Parkersburg, W Va, Wednes· , Nmeteen answered roll call ' ol the Pomeroy First Batthe ' :"bkett spirltu~l development; Companion Charles E. Zlmmer- soctate matron; Roma Hawk· with Mrs. Mannmg Kl':"cookles da\o, Feb loth I Christmas cards are bewg 3B~! church Thursday evenmg a ~ R~e Raub, literature; man, district depUty grand blgh ins, Ada; Feme Cbeesebrew, piano. Ice cream an in· Colorcartoon• : sorted packed and matled dt I church. I Mt~~s Lewl• and Mrl. Ell· priest of Wellston, as the In· warder· and Grace French, sen· were served those In ¥11• reel t~ Formosa for leper coloMrs. J . E. Foster, president, Mrs. ~ program; and aU apectlng officer. Work wlll be tine!. Mrs. French repo;rted on eluding Mrs. Eva HartJ,eY. ~·· mes and under privileged dnl· conducted a short busmeJs • : ' ge~e a.=i chairmen of com- conferred lD the Mark Masten sick members. Ted Rlley, Mrs. France!tB~b:; dren : sJOn lt was reported that e ' of cera the eaecutive commlt· de The chapter voted to sell Mrs . Kloes, Mrs. Fr The nexl meetmg wtll be at , white cross quoto had bee~ ' mJttees, wlll be IOrved by brooma from the Blind Jleparl.- and Mrs. John_ Full•. Loree Chiton Methodtsl church filled and sent . to Its ~~~n~ te~he auditOr's report was ladles of the Eastern Star al ment of the state with M ra. Kloe• accompamed the llrGIIP· I tion An mvltatJOn was r I . b Miss Anna Howell. 11 6:30 p. m. preceding the meet· Pearl Repnolds named a• chairPANAMA CITY' Panam• ; attend QuJet Day at G~~~~ i gtv:"vo(.d to purchase sugar lng, with the ladies Invited. man. Mrs. Allen Hughes an· Mr~. Chilth Home 'U P!' - LJghtweJghl champion , Eplseopal churrh. T~ ! wa lor the church kitcben Feb. II nouoced that a grand lnspecFl iOO Trip ('arlos Ortiz has promised to gJfl offenng was dedicated by 1bo~ls I to purchase apace in The TwUight Garden club wUI Uon would be held at Cbeshlre Fro~ or Chlicls has re- MEIGS THEATRE IBJII ol Rights. I ~!r A:.~~~· M:~~;e;: /~or:~ ~.,:~~·;:1~0 :h~1 ~~~~o::::"~i ~~r~~~.;1 ';!..~a:nd 00:11 00'01 AIJBd a!DOH ()£:~ p.IOMSSed 00:, liWIIJ. P!JOM •lfl IV O!ltd B,UOW0,\1 IJI):J ltiJrJ JU!PJIID n:~ IIO.UOIIIDJ. JJII q;>.nras ~~~: :~ I ·A.IJ"lJ llllOr ·•w11 ll1ll 10 ..,, •!Jeuouid JI.IlJ8llt 1ROW iQl JO n :II "'"IS llli!UoJ. "OilS lqlrtJOJ. .IIIJIUM 11:11 II!!IN JO •'P:il OliJ. on IIIIUJ. •lfl n•J. <u oo:r Haye;b a•s1sted , &1.{1 JO iUO Wu.ij iJUJWO;) ' 3JOW WJOH al&it('Y.) D"'llJW Qli'll Ja<t1.. 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JO 101 Sewmg ~:~~t.ryM~~opA ~~s IJ,';rar~ H",'- Jo~~~~~h~~~,.~:~~ · ~~ll,ia~e~:;. 1 ~:~~~~~e:'~are:;., Mr ;Mfl -lllliJJOIIIIIO "''M ,...._., "'11 J0 OA~BlOOJddo II Center onan:za l Jewelers Pomerov Hen he birthday or Mr. Cummentmg on Your ouse I e . embers were tYJted 18 as A o.. a large red heart on w c was • R dford wh~h z~"n'o;. Nat•?n.:~l Hcmk. ('ross ~~~t>;· ~ rankhn Store.' New Yoi·k <Jo- i ~:~~g thS~re ~as observed ~he- sald that tltf' re<:~l home lS ~t':~~n~'"~ng room for refresh· I and ownillta:e ~:~~ed by ~he an arrangement of spring flow- by M~. ~l:~he asinging of wttre. Evans Supt>t m , . lhmJ... Store , Gibbs '!! Grot'ery < Mr Homer Cooke remams .the place v.here humor, tea~ o ents of ~~orled caKe. ICe gram w shl ers and .red nylon hearts. ?.pe~e's Old Sweet Song." The Middleport Hen Fra~klm C!o'.l s Town and Countty Res· · se nous\y til al Veterans M;m- ~ cmd l:wghter ate shared hb~ e~ ~t"am. coffee and. mints were . Youth FellowFE:: 15 Attending wer~ t~e ~boveJa~d o~gin o[ St. Valentine Da7 Sture. Werner's Radw and TV , taurant Ptu llap Sisters ShoP ortal where he has bee~l co n- family as B urllt Broken o~c- served Youn Adult Clall of the Mrs. Henry Relbe' r~ ~r: was given by Mrs. William Ftrestont' Kmg Budder's Sup- Hlt><~ttner Auto . Robmson Laun- 1hned for several days <'ontnbult> to the pr<•blt-rn~ r The table wa.s covered with The Fgint Baptlst Church Smlth, Mrs. RoUin Bear ' . Grueser and an article, "OUr lv . Rowl('v and Reed Hard - dry and Orycleanmg . Starks , M• and Mrs Bernard Fullz mg us today from the youth o linen cloth and centered l,\1.\h \ P~meroy Monda Feb. 15, at Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Fred Dessa- Precious Liberties,'' by Homer ~·~re. Foreman and .S.bbott Bahr Orugs Pickens Pam\ and ~ard· ' \\ere m Columbus Wednesday lour n<~twn and every eflurt mu~~ : r~en glass grape spray Rank· W:ill meet 'n th/'church base- uer, Mrs. Arnold Mrs. Rice. A poem. "An Old Valent'lothier Glona ·s Beaul\• ware Mason Furmturt! Store , where they attended a Prose- bt: madt' tu keep hom~~ tnget dgby green tapers. Mrs. Emcr· 7.30 P-~· J bers are to brlng Charles Cohen, Mrs. om: tln~" .vas read by Mrs. C. I. Shop Powell s Sunetro Stal!un, Iewell Tt-a co . Kroger's , Na-~ cutors' Conference er " :on Jones presided al the sliver ment. em Cook, Mrs. Jack .Robson a Heaton Tmv;s Bargamland Junmy s lwnal Lift> and ArrJdenl Ins Mrs Vernon Weber and sons . In ~pet~kmg of ''Gods houshe ffee service. Mrs. Eliz.abeth re~~~enta. Council OauKhterB l guests, Mrs. Bernlce JdohnMso,n, A sh~rt sketch of the life of 1 B th· Nirh ' d 0 n sptlll Fnday h ·t lcle ~ IT essed that t t eo f Mrs Hen· u~eUUorus Mra Fred Swatzel an ss gl ell. OOPlA ;q!JuOJ, IMON OIIJ. t{dotd •.La!li!S JriSn 'Ofolc! .mlJIOfJ ;qlploJ, AIIApiOJ8 II() IJOODO:) I,OidOfd luno.\ 1 ~ ' oaa;ll Rll•l '"'""""' •tU ~1: 11 ::!£•;Th:: residing e ~ ln ritualistic ;~~~ Uul~,~~~~~~~n ;~~~r~·:r~~~. MKi~~:~~anf>ZaanvtJs 6~~a&g:e Przr;~:~ w~~: 1~ h Woo~:n.eldgu~s~:n~;d:i 1~~:o~:epr::::dert~w 0~de~~~~~e ~~ ~u~·t·s atantsnweerl:;th;~~ call da;a:n; !~i wliiChbe obbserSUvedn ~er~Y v!~:nt~=~s~nd ~;~~~ ::!i'!ndor:de appeal for aid · v 11 Lum- arr· • · here t f',y wer "' · Mt'ml.]l"rs • the Federated urc • tt tl tn waa answere . 0f 0 1 ~:"c:lar~o~~;,:~ "D~~gst~:~: 1~~~oa: ~~~;:;;, , S~~:';('St~::ut: ~: ~o~:;m.~l; • :~ •;1~, 1 ! ;~ ,~::;~ /o:,~"',';e s:~ft,~"'" ~choo~: w,':~a~n ~~i:~an~:~:.:~.:: A:~ ~~y =~5:bJ:·a ~:!~~~~ ~~~ :~~e c::!r, c:~~?h with sl!ol~;~gr: :~s~~::.n: 1 Mql • IAI1"81J11 .!UBP 4dlo 111 JO pao 11p 11 PD'lddt llaAO .!eiU, ')1001 llOOI noA 3~11U 01 ,,.. .11"11 JO 1110 oJ Aa'IJ.,, G' Program r·t'en b Grange Y Mrs Radford I 8LI'V 4J18 Sa..; I O.IOUUf'l IIO"Pii'i ,,'OI.IlfJ, pU8j"''J OIIJ., '".Jli"''OJ() l!tf pow 10AO(J 'l111!J,!I ,(q "!111}'1 .. '..<ppl(l IOJ M001:1 1.-w, 'Rf •Jao UOliJAO!itl 1,1uln!a IJl llr.> JC Icffi) OOO.!UTIOII - ~-- Mrs. .. -unrJ!o.!d 1111 DO IUjl fill lll'lft1IHI IIIIDIU. 'IIOIDOJ •JIJI .bq JOP• AupiCIJII ,.IOIII u:m;:;ma~en~ tbo.';,~·~r~dO:~.!!i.!!d-:, doni• CouncU, Dau&blers of Ampres orlca ThursdaY evening m ~~cia . • Malo St borne ""' I ;• " I I BANK ON US ... .f':rinner ! BANK BY MAIL 1 ! Thursday's Television Program ? ~~~=~ir=~h~:· ~~~i ~~~. 'o/i~::.~~ t~i~;m:.~ ";;~ l M~~..~~~;na~~·:~~ vr1r•~ \ ~f: c~P.~~:"'~acr~e::w": =~~:!.·~-::~~~:am: :::.•P!eu!;'!~~j,~;~~w!r. 1 \larch 6 and !3 sed to flght v:ereh pre~nt:ho Yhad"ior. h•~ I :.Sked to gei her food handlU: with Mlsl Elale Hart aa co-boll· fee were servedb y Mrs. Lottie L;;:: ~~l~:!:~~~=: ;~~~ r;;~~:~•y' ~~:~·~h:npr~:~!~ :!~~nt:a:!;:o!~el ~~~ ~· il ':'~!kers' club ;o~~ :~~~;:~~~~l~n.Bennett ~~~ll!;d~hl~:,~r~i;:yChF: t be postponed book .. Breaking Through The cards were sen yraCille 1, IG to Jill Wbile there Mrs. forced the bout o . Wall; " She was assisted by wembers of the cl~. ci closed meetl at town bal Rl''a.mGer· assisted In the care of her dau· Mrs Aten Sham anti M r a. Prayer by Mrs. as were p.m. Pro!lf•m.:....~. on Sell ' ghter Mrs. Falkner, wbo wat I Cook A circle of prayer con· the meeting and g":!rded to Johna~ lunch conri~ed to her home with hop' eluded the program. played with prlleB Mrs Char· Help Health r . .,... table atili•. Refreshments carrying out the I MISS ' Anna Howell, loa ' Rose at noon, brlnPta Mrs. Falkner, wbo hal serv· valentine theme was served by l ies Clarkson and ~ secvtce. ing f the Brad- '1'be Meigs Ccuoty TB and ed as supervllor for the_ past ' Mrs Dale Wippel and Mr> T Raub. Refreshme the Re&ular meet ~ld Wednes- Health Assoclatlon met lUes· year and a half at the !lillcresl ' T Shelton. At the March meet· out the valentine To:eScally, bury PTA will ::b 17 at 7:30 day evening at tbe home of Sanitarium In Birmlngba~ was lng Mrs Grover Salser Sr served by Mrs.ll Mrs Rob- day eveolnl, . Ill be the the Executive Director• Mrs. recently promoted to Director wHi be guest speaker Mrs Sle- Mrs Howard : . eyJohn . at the IC~"!'e ;.y pre>- Manning Kloeo. Mn. Carl of Nurses. She graduated {rom \ phenson will have . the devo- l ert Bur~ett, PhUip Meler, and reautar R~esbm!.,tl wUI be Kautz, president, conducted tba Holzer Hoapital ~I ~ Nur~ ' lions and Mrs Wilham Watson vltclJ, rs. gram. Grade meeting. lng In 19511. Mrs. Chtlds mot..d Mrs Joseph Cook will be Mrs. Adolph Saelens;,.m be served by lbe Fourtb Mrs Mlldred Headley· gave er Mrs. Mlnnle Gilmore, reMIDDLEPORT, 0. an · . The ne<l meeting room mothers. • mid- Inter tate ' . Cc 1ng1on Ky with hostesses. March 10 following church ser· The Past Preslclontl of thO a report of tba we '•--· mamed In v ' nd .,Burn• he Ul be no re· loll AUldllarJ of meeting held In Cclwnbua. p,..~ Mr and Mrs. Raymo vice• and t d re;: Lent American~ Poal will meet were made for the annual dindaugbter, Kathy, and ,.. freshmenta ue • Drew W .,_ Gerald _ .... ,.. to be held March turned to Mlddlepo;rt wlth Mn. at the home o1 ,.. •· ~~.. socl8 l eli .. WHIRl THI VALUII AREI Wildermuth WadoesdaY even· Karen ArmBirong, - Childs. - - - - Homemaken' Club Each member Is to brlna a rector at the Ne!JOnvDle T. B. To Meet Feb. 17th ~· for a patient at MWer'a Hoapltal wUl be the auest speak· M,., ·Roberti The Syracuse Third Wednesnomtoatln& commltlee was Sewing Club Ho1t day Homemakers Club wlll Cottage, Dayton. 111 regular meeUn& In tbe co--'"' gifts were presented COLOR IT YElLOW .......- of Rlcbard and Hostess Mrs. Robert Roberta Thur.. NUTON 8" 16"x60" S.veled Eclga 1town hall Wednesday, Feb. NEW YORK (UP!) -'l'be Frisda Faebnle ll In he tba Trl.C1ty from 10 a.m. unUl S p.m. 'Roll .!'w:"'..;w; <;.,ur ;eln at her Weht call will be a "health hint." Host- girl t -·""·' esses are My\a Hud!IOn and arcl, d;:·!::er of balr colorlnl arablp to 1011111 senlor of Mel&• Terrace borne. REG. $27.95 manu....The evening was open -~· REG. $9.95 Jessie Ccttrlll. Mrs. ~r- products bere. ·-·-•Mr and ly and in sewing. Refreshments ' In the aftorDOOII In a aludy to .....,..,~ AIWldln& were , ed to Mrs Robert !rude Johnson, a registered 'll\ll1ethV color prelerencet reCarl Kautz, MlBI Faehnle, were serv ·11 Wilson ·, nurse will pve a program on aled personality t:ypel, the Mr. and Mrs. JUchard Cham- Rawlings, Mrs. Russe ~ I "Self' Help-Health Care." She ':anutacturel' ('11ntex) aaya II Mrs. Nelgler, MOdred Mrs. ~~ W~~m~~ Lawaon Wall·Hung 8 will make several delllO!IIIra- found tbat tbo girl who llkea and Mr. and Mrs. Hlram r• Mrs Storllghl 12" Sq. ' lions on borne health care. hal a 'eat or IIOYwlle!;' Kioea. Mn. Kiooa repo;rted 1~ FIFredck, MrsLetftt:l~adf~:. Maa~harle~ I ·t!hlnl to 101 lbla 'Sir<lnl mlndec1 and ""'• $S,MII bad been rece v • With Sliding Mirror ~;w~~A potluck . will sbe wins ~very arpmenl.' the ed from , letters from the Rime and Mrs. Harlan Weir 018 2 Doors REG. $11.25 be at noon with each br!11gllll manul.acturer aays. "A man ~o- jQir:ll:t:":•~·~Se=al~em:m:IP:":;:'ao~·....~runa~~·,...,...,...,...,...==-l her owa table aervlce. ierested In a girl wbo llkea yolo li $1 .25 :;;~~~;;iii= low earn her admlr&tlon on Only one condltlon - tnal be w SHOP TONIG HT I ' w~~e:"' Ceiling or Wall Fan DOOR MIRROR \ . A· u ~::=~ .:~~~t!a ~t! ~~·~lug 1 $].99 BATH CABINET and deposits mort> easily . more conveniently Relax CEILING FIXTURE get th• bank-!Jy· $].87 mail habit. 40ftQ PaidOnAII Savings Accounts Effectlvo February 15th 401.J 0 Many More Bargains! SALE ENDS MARCH 11 u.. Your Credit. Open A Blld·A-Count THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. Pay Nothing Down-At little H $5.00 Monthly Pomeroy Cement Block Co. POMEROY, 0. . or ........,.,! ONE DAY SERVIU ON SHIRT FINISHING ROisNsON'S Tho D_rt.....,t Store of l!lulldlng Slnco 1915 Member Federol Ro-ve Syatom Phonos WY 2-3193 and WY 2-3679 Member fodoral Depot it lnouronce Corporotlon I'OIIIOroy, O. WY 1 wm aaree• wlth her. HeiCiquamrs For FLEXSTEEL Living bo1n furnliVI'tl. BAKER FU'INITURI MkW!eport. 0~ SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 It thrifty! Save all of your saleslips ·al over the stor,e. 111ey are valuable. Bring them Jn anytime to be added Elberfelds In Pomeroy M Raplrt 1'adaJ .... I:JO a· tdr r.a. U:il~ ll:III.Jaaplrif 12:15 Je:URtwa U:OD S., Wllm 12:111 Tralll • 11:1&.N- lliJ Repalt 1:00 ......., rleWa 1:111 st..... Jllllbanl .... llomllll cl Tnilll 1:10 '1'ba Doalrn I:GO Ana!hp WG11r1 l:lt Yllll DaD, 11J ""'nr·- "llliii '" " ,,.. Kolllll 01111 • " · Afttrltll ••,~rt *· 4:111 ::m.. 1:111 'nle Dl l n 1:11 AIIOihtr Wri I:Jf Yaa DaD'\ la7 .... lliiGia ••• .ur. a- ClriGia ••• l.arlllllle •:11 N- PlctuN 1:11 Jl,al .,. l . . 1:11 TV I WMflllr 7:11 ~ Rapart f:• SlaaiDICaravao ••• Dr: iildln 1:• IIIMI; . II:• ~ &tl*'" Tbutn U:410 l.ltt Non PleiUN U:ll ..... . U:IOJ!IIIfw~ . . ' ~ Ja..... ~--- - -----.- .• .- ~· ,.., ......- .,. ... , __ ..,. ... , • ..- -· . - - ' , - - ,r --· - -·- , . .. • --- ,.-· .,. _.• • • - - - I - # 'I"~ . , . . .,,.. .... " . - .... - - 'l~·c-""'~-""·-·• .,. · ' - , ,.. - ... .... . ... -.......---·-----~f"- . . -.. . . . . . ..... -... . . . -.. .-.- --- ~ · ·~· . .................. ... - ... --- -·--~~--~---~""" 1:45 Cera Cob Report 10:00 MoroJui Movta 11 :30 Prloo IJ Rllbl 12:00 Donna Reed 12:30 ~·albe: Koowa Best I:OD Hello, Pea-Pictera 1:30 '1'be People's Cbolce 2:110 Flame In '!be Wind 2:30 Day In Court GuldlD& Licht 1:110 Women's Pap !:55 News 1:00 General Hospital S:SO Youoa Marrlecla 4:00 Trafbnaster 5:00 Super Show 1:25 WCIIS Nen l:SO AI Tbe World 1'urnl 2:00 P•wonl Z:30 Hou!e Pa.riJ J:OO To TeO The Truth 3:25 CBS News S:SO Edge Of Nlgbt 4:10 Secret Storm 4:SO Lime Ranger li:OO Bowery Boyo 5:35 Superman 6:110 Local News and Wealber 6:15 News G:llO Leave It To Beaver 7:110 Rifleman G:OO Newa llepOrl 1:15 Your Weatherman 1:20 Sporll I:SO CJ1S Evening N..,. 7:00 Sao Francisco Beat 7:30 '!be MUDStero 7:30 JODD1 Quest ' 8:110 Donna Reed I :30 My Tbreo Solo 9:00 Bewitched t:30 PeylGII Place IO:OO .llnun)' Dean 6:00 Perry Maaon 11:00 NOWI 11:10 Local News and Spartl g,oo Pa~~wonl t:SO Balle7o of Balboa 10:00 Tbe Defendll'l 11:00 The Now1 Tonletrt 11:10 Weather li:IS Sportl ll:SO Mot'- DONATION HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -:- Bre>tben Wolfaan& and GqJ!frled Re!nblnlt bavo doaa*l tbelr fltber'a Mal Relobardl library 1Mi·.l;1balm Wtlmwm ,IDotltU!I lD ~at. llrael. . IWANIIII i.ooA'l,'ioN · II()LJ.YWOOD (IJI'J) - Pro- . dui:er Mlljon ebooe tbo tilQidrysklt U1J1111!1 Madrid, ~. ·f!lr locatla!!" al181 for ·:~ of tbo Btlllle" ta IIIIQo> Sporuot NEW YORK (UPI)-U tbere ore tba proper renewals and ll pilotl ol DeW sjlowa mate tho grade, producer Herbert BfDII. kin and blJ Plaut!IS Productions could be responsible lor five dramatic progriJDI oo the CBS network next fal\. Qlrrenl are "The Defeaden," "1' he Doclon and the Nlll'lto" and the recently arrived "For the People." In the making are "'l'ba Q\1111" and "C<lronet Blue." However, "For the PeoPle still baa to provo llloll, ind who knon what WIU happen With ''Tbe Delenders'' od lor Wlll'ltel' -... . . · . . lhoulcl E. G. ManhaU, the bead lawyer, leave tbillooftnm lhow as it bal ~ iDilmalad he -~~ to do. IIIII COI1Irad ll!ds GARNBB lloNim • _ . I!JII - HOLLYWOOIJ CUPIHaiMI :="~! . ;.~=I od,OII.Ibil. ,altbatU!Dt. .' ' WSAZ- TV Channel 3 7,55 Dati, Word 1:00 Bit Pleture 8:30 Jack La LaJme 9:00 Fun School t:45 Kin& and Odle 7:25 Dally Word 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:110 Buddy Starcher Show 9:00 Ceptalo KJtnearoo 10:00 Mllre Wallace lo News IO:SO I Love Lucy 11:00 Andy of Mayberry 11:30 '!be MeCoys 12:00 Love of Llfo 12:25 News 12:30 Searcb For Tomorrow 10:10 llaD 1e1111 for DaddJ lt:Jf WIIU'• 'l'llll lq1 I GO Our Annual Winter Sale Qn WHTN- TV Channel13 WCHS- TV Channel 8 WSAZ-TV 7:D fodaJ Out Your W., 1:21 'l'olla7 0111 Your WIJ .... Clrlanm. 1:. i'NIIIU la Arflhmllle ·I and Bank-by-mail and make withdrawals 1:011 I UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX No woltlng In line for your banking' 1:11 Annual Dinner Meeting Will Be he/d Mor. 29 ;'PiJuck I Channel 3 "with her daughter and Monday's Television Program ....._ ... rw.YWOOD <m> - han llmm-' liltlaiW' lo ·tho at MCM ta ·cH~ar ~tollh Jam. : 011'11!11' ill "'1111114111D1·.. ·' ' 7:00 Today Sbow 7:2$ Today Out Your Way 1:2S Today Out Your Way t :OO Cartoonsv!De 1:30 Bacllelor Father 10:00 Mall:e Room for Daddy 10:30 Wbat 'a Tbll Song 10:55 News Morning Repol1 II :00 Concentration 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 Say Wben 12:SO Truth or Consequences 12:55 News Day fleport 1:00 Midday News 1:30 Slngina Jamboree I :55 Afternoon Report 2:00 Moment of Truth 2:30 The Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Match Game 4:30 Mr. Cartoon 5:30 Laramie I:SO News Picture 6:45 Jim Thacker 1:55 TV S Weather 7:110 Huntl•v·Rnnkley 7:SO Monday Nlght at Movlsl 8:00 Andy Williams 10:110 Alfred Hitchcock 11 :GO Late News Pictw-e ll:IS Weather 11 :20 Sports Roundup II :30 Tonl8ht MON., FEB. U BIGBIJGHTS 7:30 Monday Nlght at The Movies - "Three Stripes In the Stm.'' atarrlna AIdo Ray, and Phil Carey. sat. Hu&b O'Reilly bitterly hetes the Japanese af· ter fighting them for tbret yeara. lie 11 ordered to occupa· lion duty in Japan. Th1!1'1! ho maetl a lovely Japaneoe translator, and 10011 flnda blm&elf helpin& Japanese war orphans. 10:00 The Alfrecl Hltcbooct Hour - "'l'be Trap." A pbilanderlne wife enllstl the ail o.l ber husband.. male secretary In a plan to murder ber spouse. QUJNB ASSIGNED HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - JUch. ani QuiDe will cllNcl Roaallnd Rq..tl In "Oh Dad, Pocr Dad" foro l'lramGIIDI l'lciUNI. WCHS- TV Channel • 7:25 Dally WOJ'll 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:00 Buddy Starcher a,oo Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Mike Wllllace lo New' 10 :30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Andy Cf Mayberry 11 :30 The McCoys 12:00 Loe .. Llfl 12:25 CBS Newa 12:30 Searcb For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:110 Woman's Paae 1:2~ WCHS News 1:30 As Tbe World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge Of Night 1: oo The Secrer Storm 4:30 Lone Ranger 5:00 Bowery Boy• 6:110 Newa Report 6:15 Your Weatherman 6:20 Sports 6 :30 CBS Everdng News 7:110 San Francisco Beal 7:30 To Tell the l'ruth 8: 00 I' vt Got A Secret 8 :30 Andy Griffith Show 9:00 Lucy Show 9:30 Many Happy Returns 10:110 CBS Repo;rts 10 :30 Legislative Report 11:00 Duke 'o News l'onigbt 11 :15 Weather Teller II :20 Late Show FIELD DAY FOR JACKIE MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Jackie Gleason will have a musical field day at the Dora! Beach Hotel here Feb. 14. GIeason will be guest leader of the bands of Guy Lombardo and Count Basle to welcome them to the hostelry. It will be the first lime these two musical aggregations, whlcb play completely dlfferenl styles, ev• er performed under one roo!. ASSIGNMENT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Jennifer llllary, a pretty Brltlsh otarlet, has been aulped her first rnojor role In "Tbt U!lknoWII Bottle." starrin& Kirk Dou&laa and Richard Harris. WHTN- TV Channel 13 7:55 Daily WOl'll 8,oo Compass 8:30 Jack La Lanne 9:110 Fon School 9 : 4~ King and Odie 10:110 Morning Movie I uo Price Is Riiht 12:110 Donna Reed 12:30 Father Knows Best 1:110 HeUo Pea-Pickers I : 30 The People's Choice z,oo Flame In tbe \Vm4 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 Young Marrieds 4:00 Trailmaster 5:00 Super Show 5:35 Superman 6:00 Weather 6:05 News 6: 15 Peler Jennings - News 6:30 Leave It To Beaver 7:110 runeman 7 :30 Voyage 8:30 No Time For Sergeants 9:00 Wendy lo Me 10 :00 Dinah Shore Special 10:00 Ben Casey ll:IIO News ll: 10 Local News I. Sportl 11:20 Weather 11 :25 Sporla 11:30 The Lee Crane Sbow ALPINE GUIDE NEW YORK WPI) - Event• ln the Alploe countries rangIng from International ski jumpIng compelltions to wine fe .. tivals throughout !965 are listed in a brochure now available to the poblic. Tbe brochure has a country· by-country llsting of Austrla, France, Germany, Italy, Mona. co, Switzerland aod Yug011lavla under the categorleo of sports, folklore and entertainment: studies, congresses, trade faira and erhihlts, and music, festl· vals and art uhlbitloos. It ill avaUable free from the Alpine Tourist Comml•ston, P . 0. Boll II, New Yorlt, N. V. 10010. HOLLYWOOD IUPJ) - Jlelt. ry Fooda will narrate an hourlong te1evtalon spaclll ~ "The Kln&-&se Family" lor David wo11.*' lbla sprin&. �'• ~ . . .. .... .,. ~ . . -· ... "1' . . . . . . . 1• 1 - 4 • • • 4 • .... • =•r s J 111 a• I IJP , rs 4 ' ' ·r '• '' ' (f ohd U0 """"'IUO:)I -liM! »JaUO»q lUiiW.(o(dw~n MJ1 '" """''... 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J;JJnpoJd ;J!Aow_sMOA •anJtDflllV - -- I I I I I I I I I I A~UlHI· The tip ol lite JUlio Jill)< If Mouat IUllmaaJaro Ia lite IIIPes• point on tbe Afrlcaa coJttl. _,, lllea.llll'lq 11,311 feel. :IJII\~:IS aNY S:llVS VOL XVI ~I ~I ~I,.. !I i,.. I WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Channel 8 The Melg! COUilty commis· 1 tatned by the county highway weight. sioners on recommendation of department. 1 It was also unan1mously ap- .. · . ' . voted The commissioners agreed to , proved by the commission to ~:::/ Engmeer H. P. Chrtsty, order the reduction after Mr. transfer SalisbUI'Y Twp. Road this morning to reduce the Christy said that some surface T·76, known as the Children's load limit by 50 per eent on ~II treated roads are beginn.ing . to Horne road, to t~e county road ;~ suriace treated roads mam- show the effects of excess av~ ~ystem, along. wath T·75 m Sal· I f~l ·· -1sbury township, known as tnP. 1~;: ~ Highland road . , ·· "'""""""'"'"-·-,,·-"'~ The commissioners lhen a- .,, I I I I I I I 7 141 Col'll Cob Report f: OU Tod<~y £huw f :2!'i Today Out Your W"Jy I 2~ Today Out Your W..1y t 00 t:arooonsvillt> 1: 15 Palterns in Arithmf'!ir 1:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Mab Room lor Daddy LO :JO Whitt 's Thb S(lng liJ :)S News Mormng RL"port u·ou Concentration II :30 JO<Jpardy 12 ·00 Say When 12 :w 1~ : 55 Truth or Cnnseq uencell News Day Reporl 1:00 Midday New!i Pidu.rt' 1 30 Singmg Jambori'e 1 1:00 Moment ol Truth 2:30 The Doclon J :00 Another World ~ : 30 You Uon't Say 4:00 Match Game 4:25 Afternoon Ht!J.JU/'l 4:30 Mr. <..:art(IOD 6:00 Yogi Bea r 5:30 Laramu~ 1:30 News Piclure 8:45 Jim Thacker 1:55 TV 3 Weather 7:00 Huntley-Hrmkl t>y '1 . 30 Trial al .N ur l'm~t>l · ~ l ::tU Hullabaloo t ::SO That was the Wt't'k Th!it Was 10:00 11:00 11 :15 11 :20 11 :30 Telerhone Hour New s Weather Sport• Toniiht Show HOLLYWOOD \UPI) - Tho '"Dr. Kildare " series, a s~ow Which usuall y has a senou!t . theme, will have a musica l show In one of its segmeni!I .Do.r(lthy Provine will b"' gut~~l star m \he ll'ioode 1360 llou~e ~·un 2:55 News J:OO 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:35 6:00 Cl: 15 Party J lltl To Tell The Truth J 'l.':J CBS Ne ws :1 :m Edge of Night 4 !HI T he Secret Storm General Holpllal Young Married• Trailmaster Super Show Superman Local New• I WNither News 6:30 Leave IL To Beaver 7:00 Rifleman 4 :10 Lone Ranger 5 UO lJ.owt:>ry Hoya ti uu !'lews romght t; 1~ Your WP.at~rman ti :w Sports ti :10 CBS News ; .00 Joey Bi~hop 7 30 Sugarfoot a 30 Hed. Skelton 9 31\ Petticoat .Junrtion 10 ·00 Hollow Crown 11.00 The New :. Tonight 11. IS Weather 11 ·20 Movie 7 30 Comba1 8:30 Mcllale 't Nrvy g,oo Tycooo '; 8:30 Peyton Pia, • 10:00 Fugitive 1 11 :00 News 11 :10 Local Newt II : I f) Weather II :20 Sports IUD Lee Crane Show Ti l t~~ .• FEB. II HIGHLIGIITI ' ~ \,.,.~~ " l . .. 1> ~ I '~·~ ' r ·.~·: .. . - - - - - - - - --- ---- 7:25 Today OUt Your Way 1:25 Today OUt Your Way 1:1111 9:30 IO :OO 10:30 10:55 OlrlooDIYlllo Bachelor Fother Make Room for Daddy Wbat;t Tllil ilonl M..-nln( Report u:ot Concentration II :SO Jeopardy IUO Sty Wheo J% :30 Trulh or ConsequeDCel ll:51l New• Report 1 :IMI Midday News I :30 Slnain' Jamboree I :OO Moment of Truth 1:30 Tho Ooctorl S:OO Another World 1:31 You Don't Soy uo Motch Game 4:25 AReruoon Report 4:JO Mr. CartOOn 5:00 Woody Woodpecker 5:31 Loromie 1:30 NtWI Plctun I : u J 1m Thocker SJI"l'tl 1:51> TV s Wealller 7:00 Huntley·Btlnkley 7·30 The VIrginian Wed. Nl&hl at tho Moviel 10:50 Yo• Don'l Say 1I:IIO Lite New• Picture 11: ll TV S Weather 11 :20 Sports 11:30 Jobnny Coraon ,·, oo ton the Brothers Four· Don Ad· am; and the Klnko . !toll 10 be announced. Termitehmce O'Dell L.u- C.. 930 AM ; fi ~.. rl m ,, ~-· , 1! 1 ! 1 l! dopted a resol•tion approving I id\ I the transfer of County Roads , , 27, 189, 375 and 376 lo the Sal-It~ I isbury township trustees and ~::'' Of 5Wrecks .11 , . :, I Iroad C-400 lo th• sys tem. ;il. Sc ipio townshiP! ~; . · '': 1 In another action, Leo Vaugh- Five accidents, tn one of an was appointed to the bo.1rd which two persons were injured, f truste_es of Veterans Memor- ·· (1. were investigated over end by Gallipolis Post, • Highway Patrol. t 1l1e injury accident §I week- 1al hospitaL . . State Present were Commtsswners Charles R. Karr, Sr., Ave~ ~ took Nelson and Kenneth M_cEl- 1 1 MOVEI HOLLYWOOD IUPll - Her· mione Boddeley completed her rvle In "The Trap" and RK~ved to !10th Century-Fox for "Do' Not Dllturb" with Dorio Day. IXTIRMITAL ~~•n•~.,. • - 44t;l276 &•"'"'II c.n loumL.umllerC:.. I'.., a.................... .(II_ ,.....,c.n...r .... ............'" ..... . . . ... . .,.....~ ;t.24S1 ' II ---- WCHS- TV Channel 8 7:25 Dell: Word 7:30 Bozo Tho Clown I :110 Buddy Starcher Show 8:00 Captain ''1ngaroo 10:00 Mike Wallaoo lc Newo 10:30 I Love Lucy 11 :011 Andy ol Mayberry 11:30 The McCoys U :IIO Love ol Life 12:05 News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Gui<lintl Lighl 1:011 Women's P•i• i N uct e orr1s. 1:25 Newo 1:30 Ao !be World TW'IIIl 2:110 Pal6word 1:30 Bouse Party 1:110 To Tell The Truth S:2S CBS Newo 1:30 Edge Of Night 4:00 Secret Storm 4:30 Lone Rall(ler i :OII Bowery Boys 6:110 News Report 1:15 Your Weatherman 5:20 Sporto . 1:30 CBS EvonlnJ News 7:00 san Francisco beot 7:30 Mlllll' Ed 1 :00 My Uvillg Doll 1:30 Beverty Hlllbilllea t:OO Diet VIUI J;)yke Show t:30 Cora Willlama 10:00 Danny Kaye 11 :00 The News Tonlghl 11 :15 Wealhor Teller 11 :211 Lite Sbow Late Movies TONIGIIT'8 LATE MOVJI!S ChllllU!l 13, "Kln& -urN (11115) Blll Bryant lllld "CUI'IIO" of 111o Demon" 1111$7).. > Dana Andrewt. ChaMel I, "Rome II O'Clock" Hi531 Lea Podl>vanL Channel 3, "Special Delivery" (11115) Joaepl1 Cottoll. . FRIDAY'II- LAT)l MOVIES Charmi!l IS, "PiaiJIIUIII High School" (!tiO) Mickey. Rooney. Ch11t110l I "You Wet! M..nl For .Me" (IMIJ Ibn DaUey. HOLLYWOOD (UPll - War• ner 81'01. and AJIC.TV an put. linl toclllhor a .,.. 101'101 ba.. ed an FBI Oleo IGIIeduled lor 1bt taD of IM6. •'.< 7:51> Dally Word 1 :00 For Your lnlonnatloll 1:311 Jack La Launo 9:00 Fua School · t : u Kln& and (ldlo 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 MominC Movie Price Is Righi .. Oonna Reed Father Knowo Bet! Hello Pea·PI<kera The People'• Cboloo Flame In lh Wind Dey In COIII"I NOI!t GtDeral I!Dapltal y 011111 Married• 2:51> 3: 00 3:30 4:oo Trallmuler $:011 Super Show 5:35 SopetiiiOII I :OO Local New• I Wealhor 6 :15· Nen. 6:30 wv• It To Beavor 7:00 Rlfiemlll 7:30 ()me and HarrilL 1:311 Shlndll t:30 Borke't LIW to:OO ABC Salpl n:oo New• ll:U Wealher II : 2l Sports 11 :30 Leo er... Sbow WED., FEB. 17 IOGHLIGB'I1 7:30 The Virpwm "You Tal:t The 111gb 1Road."· P'lll' and Mort ShiMon's trafl drive II blocked by the \1lrllniln whoa their herd II auspected ol carry· il1j] inlecllouo tick lever. 9:00 Wednesday Nighl At The Movies - "Submorlne Com· otarrlnl WOllam HoJcl. en, Nancy Olsoo, William S.ndil and Don Taylor. The ""'"' "'*"'t" tiYf officer of an American IUbo marine Is tormented by luiM f ..I]Rj]a """' an emergency d., ctaion he made involvln11 tho dtalhl of two men at the cl010 , of World 1\ar II . SIIII\LEY'8 ~AR HOLLYWOOD IUPil - Clor11 Le11:hmon, who .... ployo4 In the "Luale" oerlel, co-sla!'l wllll 11111rley Temple In the tel• vision pilot "Go Fipt CIIJ HaU." re· 'I 1 The schoo l bus bill gets its '· · first hearing be rore the House ! to be sidetracked while Hou111 Co m m i t I e e on hearings are conducted. 1 Education ·1 Wednesday night. Adding to the debate over the . Hou se hearing s will b~ nn bus bills is a third mt-asure, i"" what is considered the more troduced Thursday by Rep. Ray permissive ol the two ma jor : Hildebrand. R Toledo, bu s bills . It requires transportwhich places the bus decislon -::::~ ing of privatf' and parochial ' strictly in the hands of the I~ ·,, i school students only in areas !'al school district!. Hidei where public Sl'hool pupils are · brand's bill has not yet beeD >''I already tran~ported . assigned to 8 l'Omm ittee. 'I The Senate bill, backed by tln Rhodes' televised appearanl.'t orgaruzatmn known as Ctltzens ~ J JI be the first televised se~ I for Educatio nal Freedom . sion m the history of the legi,to. would require the transporting ' laton~ House ~nd Senate )pad-·: : I of private and par&hi~:~l sehou l ers granted permiss ion to a C~ students. even m areas where lumbus te lev ision sta tion , which I public srhonl bus transportation will offf>r the program to all is not provided. Il IS expt>cled othrr Ohio stalions. r iD · Mother, 3 Cht.JdreD dJ•e D'Ies Sat ordav F' c 1 1 1 .:· - - VietNam Review I c0Ieo·les 0 f cancer at 47· In Horne FIre Ire auses WASHINGTON IUPII - If Red Chino senl hordeo of troops into the Vietname~e war the way it did in Korea in 1950 it would risk heavy retaliatory blows on its homeland . Qualified soorccts expressed that view while emphasizing that the U. 5. government has said nothing about the exact courses it would follow in the event of Communist Red Chinese intervention. 1 E"1ghf WeekeOd':!"",I' Ar f M d I I Channel 13 , ~, , l .,i ROYALTY REIGNS SATURDAY NIGHT - Pam O' Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mn. James O'Brien, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, was crowned Queen of the 1965 Valentine dance held at the Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium Saturday night , Sha w .. an· nounced winner from 1 fi•ld of nine contestants. Twila Karr, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Horace Kerr, Chester Road, was announced as winner of the Valentine dance held at Eastern High scJ<iooi Saturday night with Tom Lyons as emcee. Miss Karr, a fresJ<iman, won the honor with three others competing. Suzie Price, Portland, and Jack Bostick, Dorcas, were crowned queen and king, respectively, of the " Beaux Arts Bail" held ~y the South~rn Hi~h School French club Saturday n•ght at the h•gh s~ol, The dance, supervised by Mr. Edward Howery , a teacher, 'H&S a formal affair , the first ever h• ld for students in the new high school. About '200 attended. reS S 3 e WHTN- TV 10:00 11:30 12,00 12:30 1 I __ ,on the cond ition of the state and submit his budget quests for the fiscal boennium beginning on July I. nist China may test 8 second Crown :c er nuclear device "very shortly," tions of mounting e~ide~ce that by Robert Erwin, 22~ racketeers are movong mto Je- Cily struck a CM droven north l I "' iL was le1trnt'd today. The gitimate banking to h~lp . fi- ~ and turning left into the Green Wt'apon is likely to be 8 bydro-- 1 . • nance and conceal theor crom- Gables parking lot by Howard ! 1 mal activities . Kayser, 35, Pt. Pleasant. The I g~~. b~~:;.g regime was un- I Chairman John L. McCiell- Kayser car then skidded into a I derstood to be acl•eleratlng its , an, D-Ark., of the Senate parked car belonging to Nor- j Cecil Cowdery. 74 . died Sat- nuclear weapons program, in· ! CANTON (UPH - Four mem- 1 TOKYO IUPI) - Communis! Chino today turned permanent invf-!:itigations sub- man Mauley, 21, Rt. 1 Middle· urday morning at the Stale Ho~- eludinG S(lme form of delivery bers of a Stark Counly faJmly its prop.-g•nda guns on the United Nations. Peking said <»mmittee said. "Criminal con- port. pital in Athens. . t died earlv todav when a fire He was born 1n OJivp town- ! sys em. : roared through a home m the organintion has become "a tool" of American " neotrol of banks is widespread ," There was minor damage to ' .. Chairman Wright Patman told the parked car, moderate to N t ship, the son of FrJJ;d a,nd Sl!,r.Q,h ,.:-~<t;,-.,rw ~W~-lf'' "'.:"-~ Pleasant VIew east of Canton colonialism." The Chinese attac:k on the UnitW · · t~itiorls was HOLLYWOOD (UP~ -. a i"Babcock Cowdery. He r..lded ' Foor other members of the United Press International Sun- lthe Kayser car and heavy to day. "It reaches from New 1the Erwin vehicle. Erwin re· King Cole, velvet-voo . ~ongter at Reedsville RD. i famil y escaped bv leap ing or be' coupled with continuing charges of aggression against "' Mi 1 to Ch" ago " . d wbo was one of the nation • op . h 1 . the United States for its Viet Nam policy. York i'1i am Jc · ceJVed a broken nO'Se an a pasd" t lor 8 Survivors are is wire, Sar- 1 mg thrown from a second floor 1 Peking stltements during the weekend said ·I . one of lb e cars, Bon- popu arti recor sanof can- ah : s1x . ch1ld ren, 01"tve Osborn. -:, senger m diedmgtoda wmdow . Washington statements that United States s~eks no LONDON SOCIAUZED nle Hairston, 33, Pt. Pleasant gener~ on, 47 y and Harold Eugene. Reedsville; I The victims were the mother ' wider war in Southeast Asia were "purt humourg ." medi~_ln Britain faced ,a was taken to Holzer hospital c~le e;;:rwe,nt sure Jan. Riley and Dale. Marietta; John, . · and thr~ <:h1ldren . The bodJes ~ new threat today. The. country s and treated for fac1al and back r f his g ry Belpre and Sarah Ann Botse Etght arrests Wt>re made were taken to the Ross1 F'unt.>r1 23 000 25 or remova1 o cancerous • •· . MOSCOW IUPII - Soviet Premier Ale . .i N, Kosy· 12,000 dentists _may JOn. · injuries. Kayser was ctted to- 1 ft 1 at St J hn's Hospital Elizabeth, W Va; 20 grand- lover the w~kend by Metgs al Home m canton 0 gin returned today from a solidarity mission to the family .doctors m boycottmg the lday for failw-e to yield for left _e ungb Sa 1· M 1 children eight great grandehil- !County Shenff Robert C. Harh George BlaJr 30 and three on near Y n a on ca. ' · b h' d t t I ' · 1 Communist capitals of Asia . Despite pledges of friend· II I H llh S tern (NHSI Na ona ea ys turn. Th famed . er entered the dren , and two s1sters , Mabel !en ac s epar men . daughters, escaped Ihe b azmg ship, there are differences between Russia •n..l Com· in a pay dispute. A second Saturday accident hos :al last= 8 for obser· Hetzer , Reedsville. and Amyl Charles Gordon Howell. 23. home and were taken to Timmunist ("hina on a common Viet Nam policy. The doctors, who make an took place at 11:15 p.m. Satur· vat~n and tests ~hjch disclosed Arnett. Belpre. Two children Cutler, 0 ., wa~ cJted on a ken Mercy Hospital. Dma, 4. A communique issued after Kosygin's departure average oet pay - after taxes day one. tenth mile east of ~ur· a ~alignant tumor ln the lung. preceded him in death . 1reckless operation charge ; ! was adm_itted for treatment of from Communist North Korea Sunday condemned U. and deducattons - of $7,7~ man 1 on Rt. 35. A car dnven iHe was given cobalt and X-ray He served many years as 8 ~alph Icenhower, 37,. Wells-i cuts rece1ved when she fled the S. actions in Viet Nam as "criminal" 1nd promised year, had ~emanded a 538 mll jeaat by Shlrley Dunham, 21, treatments to shrink the tumor member of the Olive-Grangel~<llle. and Clifford Icenhower, horne. ~·necessary" defense assistance to North Viet Nam. But th gery school board and as 8 trustee l3o, Pomeroy Rt. I, were charg- Treated and released wen• lion pay h1ke, but the govern- Urbana went of£ the right side bef the communique called at the same time for a r•laxa• m~nt offered less than one - aut of ~trol and. hit a guard A:! t~e s:ree-hour surgery of the Olive-Orange township. !ed with disturb in~ the peace : R!air, a..nd two other daughte~s .. tion of international tensions and continuation of the third of this figure. rail. There was light damage. his condition was described 88 Services were to be held ,Rex Bentz, 55, Cheste~, was Lmda, '· an~ Barbara. ll. Lm- Kremlin policy of peaceful coexistence- a policy th1t The driver was cited for DOl satisfactory and later as very Monday at 2 p.m. at the /v- l ~rrested on an affadavtt charg- . da suffered f1 rst and second ~e- Is anathema to Peking. SWEETWATER, TEX. -operator's license today, and good baugh Funeral home in Tup.'mg eontempt of court. !gree burns or the face. while 1,940 rattlesnakes, stir with the owner of the car, Howard Nat Cole began life in Ala· pers Plains with burial in the William Joseph Parson, 20, Harbera received. burns of thP JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPll _ A crowd of 20,000 about 18,000 ~pie, mil. well Lanthome, 44, Urbana was cit· barns as Nathaniel Adams Hetzer ce~etery, Reedsville. Racine Rt. 2, ~as cited ~or right ~rm. . . Indonesians ·d emonstrated around the U. S. Embassy and the result lB about two ed. for permitting an unlicensed Coles, the son of an impover~o op~rator's. license . and dnv· i Ear lier, the shenff s depart· complex here today in 1 ma"'!moth prot•t ag•lnst ~m· quarts of snake venom for med· drlver to operate. ished Baptist minister who did mg wtth~ut lights: Gllbert Sell· menl re~rted that only three erican air raids on North V1et Nam . The lndonn•an leal research. An()ther saturday accide~t 8 little farming 00 the side. Meigs Gt>neral Hosplta1 iers. Racme, fraudulent check per~ons died . but the count was government seit.ed the U. s. Information Service (USIS) A three-man Army team was w&B at 12:10 p.m. on Rt. 1 m Cole, glven ear]y musical ADMISSIONS SATURDAY _charge; . Frank Stolesonberger, rev1sed when a spokesman for library. 1 heading back to Ft. Knox, Ky., Addison. A car driven north training by his mother who was M rtha Ebr p . M _48, Racme Rt. 2, on a bench the funeral home sa1d four The demonstrators burned effigiM of President 1 today witb the· venom - ~ by William Lewis, .23, Rt. 1 a church choir singer, began Willlams ,"Sou~~~y Iwarrant affadavit, and ~li Eb- bodies had bren received . Johnson and Uncle Sam. valuable than any gold 1n aav Northup was attempting to pa.u his entertainment career 88 a ersbach, Jr .. 40, Pomero1, (In a 1· lng Uvea. The venom was ex(Conthinued 00 Page 2) pianist wilh the "Nat Cole DISCHARGES SATIJRDAY - irorgery charge. CIRCLE TO MEET 1 ONE ARREST M.~nF. LODGE TO MEET tracted SUnday !tom lhe makes Tr " ,. nd bee Zorkie, Pomeroy; ! _ 1 VJrglt Walker , Worthy M . . 1 singer by Raymond as part of the 7th annual Rattlewhen drunken pa- Clara Grimm, Letart, W. Va. J.OCAL TEMPS The Friendly Circle of the : arrest by announces a_ special mE'E't· sn~ke Roundup. 'l1le de-ven- , 8 aDJ3 tron insisted he sing his favor· ADMISSIONS SUNDAY-Rob-- i Th e temperature in Pomeroy's , F'ederated church will m~t In I 0~10 State Patrol w1:1~ . D~vld : mg of Shade Rtver Lodge to onuzed llll8kes were then deite tune, ''Sweet Lorraine.'' ert Lee Arnold, P(lmeroy. I business district at 11 :40 a. m.l the lounge of thP educatlonal i Shl~net. _ 16. _Rutland , cJtf'd to 1 be held Tuesday , Feb. 16, •• voured 8J ~ main course at That was in 1937 and the in- DISCHARGES SUNDAY -today was 40degrees under sun- Luilding, 1\lesday evening at 8 - Meigs JUVemle court for no l7--30 p.m. Two ~ntered appreo8 barbecue. Tastes like a cross strumentalist group was mak· William Sinclair Pomeroy. Iny skies. p.m. muffler. t lces degrees Will be given. between chicken and fish," Ed. i"ll a grand total of f75 1 week. ' - IJ veIvet·VOICe • d ••11 IN.,ICTIONI AWARD HOLLYWOOD (UP!) ··- C... lumbia'• "Jacquea-Yva C.O... stea•'s World Without Sun'' hu been awardtd lho Grand Prix Do Cinema Francall 1164. lhe aMual French Aeil4tniY ol Art& ollld and Se- IIIli ptill. WORLr 1 1 k L MUI.TWI.E ROI.F. - n th e !l; , 1 US Cora Cob lleporl 7:1111 Today Slww - ' <:"ti?"·f Suzi• Price t•=A~":~~~ Ho•~oMM:nr.j ' ~~c; j~s~'~tu,m~fsat•~::rg~~~ ~\~~~a~r•;:;;;;m~~i s~~;:''t Cecil Cowderv.; '" ~~~~-~~;;7:'~o::~· Senate are planning investiga- Creek Rd . A car driven south E. Follrod_, and Commtss1oners variety ahow for yOURii adults, tonight ttarring Joey Hnlher4 I ' IIOL\.YWOOD 1UP I1 - ""Dr, Slrangelov e·• has won Bdgium ' ~t Yt'rsion of the Oscar. th.: lirand Prix de L'Un 1on Dt La Critique l.lt Belgique HOI.I.YWOODI UPtl- Jerry Lewis will portray seven dif feren t chararters in his new movie. " The f''amily Jewels ." TWO Persons Hurt Ill • one I 7:30 Trial At Nuremburl Showing for the finl time the complete story of the proiiCDtion (I{ Nazi leaden. for unspe&k· able crime• against humanity thai drove two t.o suicide. sent &e\·en tu prison, and eleven tAt the noose . 1:30 H•llabaloo - Mualcal • To the 20th Conlury Rtformolion Hour AI ON THI DIA.L Dally Word S('hool Kini and Odie Morning Movie Price b Righi Donna Reed Father Know• Bell Hi!llo Pea-Pickel"ll uo The People'• Chalco 2:00 Flame in lht Window Z:30 Day In Court •;.;ntANGF.LOVE' WINS IIWITCH ·Ll STEN li :OO 1 :15 10:00 11:30 t2 :00 12 :30 1:00 1 Jll A'.f" The World Turns :L OU Password 2 ]) ~ Twila Karr 1 Wednesday's Television Program 8:1.10 Bible Answers 8·30 Jac>lr. La Lannt 7 25 D11ily Word 7 :IU tluzu Thf' Clown t1 00 11uddy Starr-heJ· Show !:1 uo Ca ptain Ka~aroo )!) 00 Mik~ Wa118re • New1 I0 30 I Love Lucy II :00 Andy of Mayberry II 30 The McCoy• 1:.! .00 Love OJ Life 12 ~ ces News 12 JO Search For Tomorrow ll ~~ Guiding Light 1:UU Woman's Page 1 25 WCHS News P1m O'B1 ~-!A fl Channe113 ' Tlleday ..., state wide radio and lt>leviswn audience tonight to report iI WSAZ- TV Channel 3 otlder, -" - .. . ,; School Bus ·Bill, Rhodes' Address, Coming this Week . WHTN- TV ~~::. Jill COLUMBUS IUPII - The controversial school bUI bill and Gov. James A. Rhode s' "State of the State" mes· ·· sage will share the legislative spotlight this week. Rhodes goes before a joint legislative session and 1 ' WCHS- TV low ,..., ~:. ...., \1 ......, ... _ '* l!llil .... 1Joi llfP ~ ?. ' •J . ;.;.. FIVE CENTS OJliHd Television Program ,r:. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Cut 50 o on '101 I Tues~ay's en tine JOIO)e I - ------ - - - - - - -- at y UO!S!A8181 I lnl ll diUl NO. 258 'W'ti'I'RU QOII\I)' ... ,..._. ....~, ,..,., '.i''i£; I ~N01Y • e • I IN11 $1Hl ., YtlOW YotJ KNOY 1 1 1 ' :' ' ' I \v. :a. te; wh . Hi h a~~den~ g I I 1 I a~e I. ~ne report~ t~e~ ~er, Students wm· n.. High Ratings . Cole then co~centrated on smg]Rj] and his mcome 1"1118 lo WASHINGTON P.....SI110,000 a week. Ills records dent Johnson Is expected to MASON- Several Wahama have sold more than 60 million send a special message to Con- Hl&h sehoul studenls received , copies. eresa this week urgblg exten- superior ratings in the regionlion of the conlroversial area al solo and ensemble groups redevelopment program but rec- saturday at lhe Wabama High S. ommendiiJ8 thai It be overhaul- school. The students were seed. T1Ie .loan-anclirant plan to lected by .Judgea Or. Harold help economlcaUy depre"ed Orenclorolf and c. Robert Wigareu has been the !ariel of - •· , . . . receiving superior 1 vociferous crllies slnee It was <atlnga are ellclble to partiei- Funeral servtces fl>r Mn. sel up about lour years ago. It pate In lho solo and ensemble Clyde (Grace) salser, 17, Ra- , ]I due to expire June 30. festival to be held at Manhall ;clne, who died lhll rnoml!'l I• Col1j]I'OSIIonal BOurces said University February 27. IMeiga General hospital, woll be !hal Johnson would req•ell .,.. Jlecelvm, superior raHnRB iheld Wednesday at 2 p.m. at tenalon of tbe program and pro- were "Sberry Flesher, Clarinet; 'Ewinll chapel. Burial will he , pooe a f400 million approprla- Christy Howard, clarinet; Gary In the family lot at Greenwood I tion 1o keep II Ill buslnOSB. Stewart, trumpal; Janel! call, cemelery. Fl•te; A clarinet quartelte, Mrs. saJser II ourvlved by IIAJGON - THE SAIGON Sherry Flesher, Odrsty How· her husband, Clyde, and a son, JOVemlnent eharged loclaY ard, Becky Lewis, and Connie Cbarles Donald salser, Rathat ~OliO Communist • trained Harbour: Woodwind quintette, cme. A daughter, Coel M:ae officers have IDflltrated Soulh Sherry Flesher, Jan- Salser, preceded her III dealb. VIet Nam Iince ltJiie. A report ell caU. Flute. Mary FOIIer, FriendJ may call al lite Ew· uld the Colllmwlllts were III'ID- Oboo, Leah Ami Mllller, Jlu. IDa funeral hoiiKI anyllme. Re\r. , ed w1111 weepo111 made In the I<KJII• lllld Debby Coot, born. .RObert sa1ser will ofllclate tbe Sovlel 11Dlon lllid Reel China. Schools from Pt. PleaiNU!I; oervtceo. win Aiken aald. Mr SalSer 0£ Racme • D'Ies 1 I a.rtnet, eonlinlltd lite SoUth Vli!tnanieoe rna partlcl]llled. ·Jimlor llalld · J'AIRFJELD TOURNAm1NT DllAWlNGSVellllari, Rutland High School principal and tournament manager for the Class, A ~ u. s. ~once olftcials Ravenswood. Ripley and woha- - ·STATION -- · "~~~·~i~~JE=='i cfw:lti, 11111 ~ ,tbll t be Director Ill J, A. Iaprlct llilntll1, temperatures - hl(lh tourney. at ~!liDd~s QJI\1laslauu~m~,~:~~~to: the ll!hedule for coaches of ll!ll five participating schools. Left to right ~ Cr8YI!Ot ~, <If:·~ .lnllltr• bond ciinet«' Ia Tliomu Rlld, .-.-low lt. ~ readlnc - Cul Wolfe, MI4JI,lepol1icMr. V Moore, P!lmeroy;_Bill McNickles, Wilton, and John Wicldine, Kyger Creek. See <paae (~lld!l, •~it-1)· · Wabama. C'·.lr·~ . ·') '· ' • 11 10:10. a.m. · ' , atocy.-,8ent1Dj!Ji!!ot~ I .., . , , · ,•'•• ~· ·, •• · "'J.' . , 'j~·: ...: .C:,J.I~d,.,)i<·;,. ·. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 13, 1965 rickard rood roush smith van schoyck