http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8bb4d1ee6f01a3dc95047b871ed2414a.pdf 76a9ece37acd0c289a9e4df5853a3a77 PDF Text Text JIOW Y.OU KNOW ' RacittelaptiS,I$ End Olil Year With l'rtlnrnm .. Flies "llom6~,, 1' F ,. Goldwater Heads ~t~ ...... . F J INSULATED BLANKETS bJ Mor1a0 Jonet Al1-dlmate, year round. Soft, Uizbt and right •lll' Ume. White and paste1s $CJ.95 . THE SHOE BOX 1 repOrts, ·tbe ·I11I ::~:~ these sang, "He ~a Craig Cairns played trumpet solos, "Be Thou But Near," and "0 Holy Night." 11'1'1•~ Junior Choir aang "Trull Obey." "T11te it frDm mel" Plano were sol<!~ Senior Shirley Nei81er, '«,c<;. • I' . ,.; ' ,T.klnr checb ill payment of bills is accepted pnidic;e 'tOclay. 'And you can take it from businessmen in ..very Uae: The ·~edc woy" il tho b~~ way to pay. It's nrifnod oofe, · .• makes for easier bookkeeping - ond ptOYides receipts. ....-tic flit lqr .hi,IIU fltiiiiCn •• a llllilltlll Basis: 8p11i .. UN 1 C'lct'q AcCOIIIIt lllrtl . ' :u•l\i PI*" Of 111! " ' •" '' '· The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company · Paul M. ~ell, 181 Pomeroy. baa the deslgnaliim of the York Cross j Memblr F...,_llt..arve SpMni ' Mlmblr Feder~! Deposlllnsuronce Corporation POMEROY, .OHro JANUARY ment. The known as For Goldwater." · 'Discount served as Lodge of Priest Royal Furn-iture .·, ot ' ' and , ., d!,. u ~ " . ·fu,nitur.e 'Reduced i •.:.-· .,_ ' 'f ' ....... , ·~ ; . . c. ' L WHTN·TV Channel13 8:30 !!at li Mike .... Clmdi of Qll'l8t 8:110 <l!iollel i3 Pmeall Ill the -~t.¥.~ $~VE Q9~tllt; . •. ,..All bedroom u.:.-"'lf tw . furDI . ' ~; milts Jamn• .-. vwa .. ' m -dlneUe aets, wardrobes, 'l!t!d~' cheats, cabmany other Items all REDUCED 14 OFF price. "ilil~lle, 1 ' '· ' ( / ' ....., and television, ~ted), · set\ u early ,selll;tlou. is &ood. llt~IM .<- .._ ua f.r 1t1t 4!11 111 l'riaklllre 11!al1C81 t:'* ai.¥.J.,p Zenith T'l ~, IIIII MIYt11 welh• & .. IO:to IO:i& "10:11 . II. fjo U:.. 12:" ·12:10 ,,t:if. •....,... *=• :·.A . ..,.\e .. "• .... ' ,' ,, 'l , . . 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' I'ART TIMI TOY ROUTE ~Mtn tt•tfl;ht! c..-•• GOOD INCOME "*" ........ ,,."' l "r.:... ";:V'Ari:A:iLe"'iOON ' Carol Cooroy lll1d Hugh ft<). Hulchenson of Akron W. witli his mother, Mn. AI Dodaon last week. M~. ~d Mra. , Paul · Oa1101;ne SIJil of Lanclster visited 91'· .the hOlidays with hla motbef Edith Osborne and ~ chOdren spent1 Fri4J.y evi·;•l . RADIATOR SERVICE FIVE ROOM futnlshed house lor rent. WY ~25113. MAN ~ WQMAN From, the largest truck or ouUdozer radiator to the _,.._ .. 11..1.&11 -~ r .,..,... -,...,= ·-·-.... , • ••»~ Mr. and Mrs. Blalne Mtlboaa liXPERIENCED llSUVU.MUHI OPPORTUNITY relative~. FOR RENT 1 p'lll aw 1t:ot "- • 1,.,,-"! • DQ llf hltltoatt011 ILDUL1 ' RidgeKeno , News. Events •o,.. jy,. lJ.< with Mr. and Mrs. Sbae!· Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kaspt!r ~I!J. Sunday with ber. parenta. 1--:• .• :and Mrs. Maynard Bohr. Bohr Is spending his VA' at home from coUep bas been buoy !jilting llltelr for the Bawn Lunlbef C.. 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ADonymoua Group. Pbone WY WY 1.2536 IIJCIIII.I {j,ii?l;:days; • tv RAEBURN VANIUR.EN . l.mt your oPera· CaB WY Z.2961 BlliUc Tl·l!i CHANCE 10 ~ WITH , AND WORKWilH WINNI~ WINKU . OP8J'tDitntl, WY Z.2'17f1 1\fter 5 p. m. phone WY 2-3574. ,----' ,. '. 1 �Dlil1Stl!tlnel, Pott.etoy.JIIdclleport, _o .• .ru. 8· 1984 ~Happy Harvester Class Working I . • 'I . Committees #or Year Named ••• f Chu~chProgrom Mamly About J ts GIVen on People In December 22nd pomeroy Tile amtmu Jli'OSI'IIII the syra<me First u ' Around .And 1 1 About Middleport n- ,. IF AnrtUQI MjJSionary Tea Planned . By B. fl. Sanborn Church Group J£9~ ~~~~ ~:;: ~u=~~ ~~wtll~ . JAN., . 111'1 . NOY.':'Y'OU BOY tor the 1• a r polll. cards otlllaab were read w11en the B H. Sanliona ch1a At lhll HrYJee CQQjaCio Tbe Mlddlepcln Ulrdea Clue """Md w11e11 the Ham trom Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rei~ Soc~ei, ot the MJd. wllb ~ 111ter eburdl 111 India wm-* Monday eoieulni J ..Jir~ ~ ~ 11111. f)der- bel lor the anruvqry llft and Preobyterlan Church held dleport First Baptlsl Cltureb will be rovie.wed 1 at NO p m 111 lbe ..,.: · dwrd! ~ Friday fYIIIini: from the Leoaard Wood Memar. day eYIIing, December Ia. held 11<1 lint ....,ling ol liM Mrs Boone g • the ' ol d., · ,. _ cllurdL tal Home for Lepor~. lor cuntrl- MJSI CArolyn Edwarda ...,. ened with the congregation • Mr. and Mrs. Jllllll!8 Brewev·"'-'" ot the chUrch. for the. m1s •-~~ In !'~f! ~- Ohl ColtunbuJ and .._ W'"'-. ..... b tlons sent them · A round ""'" tumed !o her •llldles at Ohio ing "Joy !o the w Jd " foli lnmo·• • .-d """' s....... """'eO' '''""'""D 0 Electric Co• --. ......,. r ~M..._, , new u Unlvenlly Sunday after spend. or ,. ow- ..,.. ' dau•h•·· • -· ~ Ronrln ---• A preluU. ot.""""' org"" mill'!< by f!elds. !'.r! .. Joh!! K!mlf w~ lD ny. A whlte elephant eate will pc t,JeDt. opeDed the meeting In get-well card was sent to in the holld witJ, h _ ed w'.'h prayer by Mrs. Pearl have returned. to Roo Grande Mrs. Gerald Anthony opened charge of the dedication of the be 8 f.ealure of the · vt!lllDJ :.tth tbe pr:"yer (fom the yesr Mrs. Amanda Kaspar at t h e ~ Mr and~ V Der : : McBnde. after spending the holidays at the meetlog with Mrs. p a u 1 ~te Cross gift followed by HostesselJ will be eari book, speaking of the new year, Galllpollil Medical Center. ~.rd. ~ family: &ro;.. com- Recitations and songs were their home In Mtddleport. Smart, president, presiding. the singing of tb~ hymn. " Hall Horkey, Mrs. · a~ ~ 8J1t.l ~· program of lbe class, and Plans were made for a belat- ing home ICI' the bolidays, she given by the Primary Class, F~t Bachte~ Jr., Tom Mrs. Smsrt presented a read- to the Power of Jesuo' Name." Mrs. C. A. Emlnish. ::,ra,!!':_,.~ 1 be ed c:lstn;:thdinner at the ne~ l visited at Wadsworth, with wtth Rosetta Lisle, teacher. Rail and Dick Bndlmer have re- ing, "Your God Is Too Small" Mrs. Salzer of Racine was The Pomeroy Garden Club . . ·~.....,. year. mee ng, a program an classmate Miss Marcia Scb- Those giving recitations were turned to their respective col- concluding with prayer. M r •· guest s~er. bavlog as her Oti!r offtcers for the year are Valentine party. Conuruttees j neck. ' -- I Lor! Guinther, Kelly Winebren- leges after a holiday vacation Richard Owen was devoUonal topic, "The Church and CbalJ~. 7 'Mro._.Henry Reibel, VIce presl- n~ed for the party were Mrs. I · ner, Terry Searls, Diana Ables, with their parents. Going to Mt. chairman, using as her topic, lenges." The birthday song was Pomeroy Chapter 188 OES -dliltt, Mrs. Dale Smith, secre- LouiS Re•bel, Mrs. Phil. Mem-1 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young Tammy Snyder' Debbie Hard- Union College at Alllance was "As the New Year Begins." sung for Mrs Grace Hysell will meet In regular session at tary ; and Mrs. Phil Meinhart, hart and Mrs , Dale Smtih to , and family returned to their en, Bruce Cottrill. They also Forrest Bachtel with Rail and The aMual missionary tea to with Mrs. ~ra Pullen giving the Masoni~ Temple, Tuesday treasurer. " prepare the dmner and Mrs. home, Gallon Friday, after sang "B-1-B-L-E" and "Jingle Bndimer going to Kent State. be held in conjunction wltb the tile closing prayer. at 7:45p.m. Th~. group sang, Take My Ben Neutzlmg, the prouam. spending several days with her Bells., The boys accompanied Mr. Leo Rio Grande Baptist Assocllltion Followlog the meeting 1 he Chester Council, Daughters of 'Life, .. the class theme s on~ Names on comm•tt"":" for the parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Piano solus were played by Smith who was going to Col- will be held In February. Mrs. group went to the dining room Ajner)ca. will meet In regular ~ Leaportd fMhe TodiCaJt . vary. Y.ear weMre MRrs. Nseu~linedg, pu~ Barnltz. Pam Sylvester aDd Keith Lis- umbus and South Charleston. Donald Boone Is president of where a salad course was serv- session TUesday at 7:30 p. m, ""' re o t e au mg com- 1IC1ty; rs. oy •• " a n I R A Lis'I I ed the Associatioo and Mhl Beu ed b the El ta Circl0 to th The charter will be (~~:aped to ''llllilee given by Mrs. Phil Mein- Mrs. Phtl Wtlliams.in, flowers; Frank B. Will returned hom~ e. ose 1 nnThe e Pay .an Mrs. Leo Smith has returned lah White and Mrs Joe Y be ecnd e memory of Homer Hbltei and 11 mem 18 presbart was aceepted. A cord of and Mrs. Cl e1an d Hmes, Mrs. Fr~day. • after spending the. hob- the organ so o." Th , congregatiOn he b Iter .. 'th · rs a gues 1 Son . to r ome a a VISI Wl are chairmen The theme of tbe eDt meniMrs are reguested to wear, 10 good wishes was read from Lawrence Lanning, Mrs. Dale days 10 Columbus with hJS sis- then;.';,.~~ ere s • g Mr. and Mrs. William Ever8011 meetln will · be "Tell Mis• white. Quarterly birthdays will j.Mrs. Hobart Dillon, a fonner Smith, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar. , ter, Mrs. H. D. Delenbacher. · ., and daughters, Patty and Jan- · } be observed with potluck din; l'eSitlenl now residing in Galli· Mrs. Gladys Cockier, Mrs Phil Also spending the holidays with thA Bplay, , ~.hrlstmas ~etedat ice, in sOuth Charleston. She "~· Febrn•~ 23 the B ll Return Jorwthan ner following tiH! meeting ' Memhart Miss Thelma Grue- Mrs Defenbacher were her e ryson s was presen ... ed the Ev ons 10 . Colum_, . Cha M . ll ' brother and sister-in-law Mr Cast members were Rosetta JOin ers Society wUJ be In charge of the pter to eet Tile Ladies 4wdliaey of the se~ ~o':r:i~~.:~~n: 25 w a s and Mrs. Fred Will of Q.yah.: Lisle•. Pam Sylvester, Ele~nor ~:th~~~e c!~c~a'!.,~:::::. a evening service when a pr.,. Return Jonathan Meigs ~ap Middlepon Firemen will li)Oet POMEROY, OHIO made to the church council for ga Falls. During the time they Schneider, Rose Ann Lisle, ter, Daughters. of the . , . . . , ~sday .evening . at the home use of the k•tchen during the received a call from their sister PatriciO London, Bob Crow, Holiday guests of Mr. and , Revolution, will meet Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Ever,elt Bachholidays and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Crow, John Lisle, Jim Mrs. Forest Bachtel Sr.• and • • ·afternoon at the home of the ner at 7:30 p.m. . . Tonlghllhru Wodnosdoy MBYE BYE BIRDIE" Mrs. Kennedy was in charge Paul Davia who had just arriv- Usle, Jim Harden, and Keith Miss Carol Bachtel included regent, Mrs. Emerson Jones, JAN. I ' ' (Technicolor) I of the program and devotions. ed in Nw York from Japan. Lisle. n was a story of a typi- their son, Forrest, Jr., Alliance; G~~nt-st, Middleport ~I ~. p.m. White Rose Lodge of Middl .. ) Janet Leigh, Dick Van Dyke, ' cal fanuly gathered for their daughter and family, Mr. The Past In ReVIeW will port will meet Wednesda . af· n Margaret, Bobby Rydell, I "As We Leave Bethlehem," was ' the topic of the devotions taken Mrs. Ray PuiiiDB and 80JIS mas Eve at home, when a surand Mrs. George Dallas and A large . d ecorated cake with be.the program toptc with Miss ternooo at 1:30 p.m. 'leo : Ul Lynde, Maureen Stapleem. Jesse Pearson, Ed Su1li- I from Luke 17 :12-19. It was Rollm and RThobert returned to priSe box comes from grand- sons, South Charleston, and Thel- the inscription "Seasons Greet- Frieda Faehnle and Miss Sbar- gion hall with Mrs Otho Watis , "11.· as himselt urston dSaturday · Ea g1es Class , was 1 h " oo Jones assisting hostesses. Mrs. Patrick Gallagher · stressed that as one .)eaves Betb- their It home 'th mother: As. ea ch me1nber open- ma Howa rd • Clarksburg, w· va. mgs, and• .c,iJORertoons 1 Jehem he should leave behind ha er spen,_ gMseverad Mrays wRtl ed thetr gtlt and read lhetr let- Holiday guests of Mr. and highlight for the annual ChristMrs Carl Mattox as· hostesses • · er paren~ r an s ot 't 1 ced tabl 'bbo nd din · all sorrows, old grudges, o I d lin Bearhs ' . . er, I was p a . on a e Mrs. Wayne Gl ns a mas ner of the Eagles Class eenaSS The Pomeroy·· Shakespeare • THURSDAY, JAN. 9 NOT OPEN fears, and tread onward walk' · formmg a Na1tv1ty Scene. As ghter, Evelyn, were Mr. and ~ the Syracuse Asbu~ Methoclub will meet Wednesday at ing on a new and better road, Richard, Randall and Rhonda colored ltghts were sbown on Mrs. Nolan Carson and dJSt Church, Mooday· night De2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY praising Gnd. She concluded the Pullins returned to their home, the .scene, the group sang ren,. Nolan, Jr., and Julie of cemher .30. T. A. Hennessy, Butternut Ave. J•nuary 10.11 devotions by saying, that some- Thurston. Saturday afternoon af- Chrtstmas Carols. Followmg the .cmcmnalt. Evelyn a~co~an- The dJMer was held In the 0 S lnnet The Guild of Grace Episcopal "HOOTENANNY HOOT" time during the winter one shall ter a visit with their graodparprogram •. Santa Claus made hts Jed the Nolans to Cmcmnatl classroom of th~ chnrc?, which Craw's Town & Counlt'y ResChurch will ll!eet at the parisb Peter Breck, Ruta Lee, Joby I he Saturday evenmg oo her way was decorated m keepmg with taurant in Pomeroy was I be house Wednesday at 7. 30 p m ..Baker, Pam Austin. Geo. Ha· need the friendly spirit of Christ- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond aMual vtSJ!, presenting mtlton IV. Sheb Wooley, Bro- mas and sometime during the Pullins. ' children with candy canes. to Bethel Colleg~ at ~klns- the holidy se•son by M r s. scene of the Christmas dinner The' Federated ' Circl~ wili thers Four. Johnny Cash. spring will need the hope of Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Thornv•llf, Ky. Mr. G1bbons IS JillDana Winebrenner, Mrs. Estel of the Teen-Age class of The meet in the church social room Gateway Trio, Judy Henske, proving from a broken bone Moore, Mrs.' Arthur Morarity Syracuse : First United Presby- Wed11pday at 7,30 p. .m. Joe & Eddie, Chris Crosby, Christmas. Let us not paclr up ' as and daughters returned to ·c athie Taylor. the true spirit of Chrislmes their home, Westerville Friday, his foot. and Mrs. Robert Louks. The terlan Church, Monday evening, . MA TICKLISH AFFAIR" when we pack away the decor- after spending the holiday with Cecil Bradburf and B. F. table favors wore made by December 23. JAN. t (Technicolor) his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evmalee are vacatiooing in Misses Mary aod Trina Ferrell. After the dinner lbe group The Laurel Cliff Better Health .9hirley Jones, Red Buttons, · ations. Gil Young, Carolyn Jon.es. For the program, Mrs. Ken- erett Thomas. ida for several days. Enjoying the affair were Mr. returned to the Church AMex, Club will meet Thursday at Beyan RusseJI, Peter Robbins nedy read the story, "The Two Eslie Mossman returned A s~ower for the church kit- Mr. and Mrs. Harold George, and Mrs. Winebrenner, daugb- which was decorated with the 7:30 p. m. at lhe home ol , IUN., MON. ond TUES. Magic Words - · Thank You" home Saturday, from Meigs I chen was plaMed when mem- Gallipolis, were New Year's ters Patty, SuzaMe, Ruth and Christmas motif, by Mrs. Wine- Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Beech St., ' Jonuory 12 15 by Jim Farley, formr U. S. General Hospital where he has bers of the Adult Class of the guests of her parents, Mr. and Sandra, Mrs. Moore; Mr. and breMer and Mrs. Arthur Syl- with Mrs. Merlin Tracy as eoJOHN ST!JRGESS' Postmaster, and read a poem, been a patient for the past ten Bradford Church of Christ met Mrs. L. W. McComas. Mrs. Mrs. Morarity, Mrs. Louks, vester. Carols were sung aod hostess. "THE GREAT ESCAPE" I "What Shall I Wish Thee." days. Mrs. Mo88m&ll who has Friday evening for the first McComas accompanied Mr. and MIBs Marcia Karr (teacher) , •gifts, that had been placed The Catholic Women's Club : . 8~0 M~e~!'.,~~j~~eo GarGames were played with priz. also been ill Is improving. meeting of the new year. The Mrs. George to Galppolis for Mrs. Herbert Parker and Nan- under the decorated sliver tree, of the Sacred Hean church will ntf. Richard Attenborough, es awarded to Mrs. Ben Neutz- Mr. and Mrs. Dooald Morgan meeting was opened by the pres- several days visit. cy, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nor- were exchanged. meet in. the sanctuary Thur"' Jalnes Donald, Chas. Bran· ling, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Miss- and son and Raymond North of ident, Tressie Hendricks who Students returning to . Ohio rls, daughters Clarlce, Brenda The class presented the teach- day at 7:30 p. m. for a rosary, . lf:.;{'JJ"::~~rnmtt'Eelw~ es Maud and Freda Grueset and Newark, arrived Saturday for also gave the prayer. University following the holiday and Debbie; Rev. and Mrs. ers, Mr. Winebrenner and Mrs. followed by the .regular mee~ ~tory! Mass escape from Ger· Mrs. Max Meinhart. a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Eslle The project of built-In cabl- vacation include Karen McEI· Carl Herring and Margie, Mrs. Sylvester with gifts. De!JS!!rt of ing In the church auditorium. niany'a maximum secu~ A d....rt course was served Mossman. Mr. Morgan e•d Mr. nels with counter tops was re- hiMey, Charlene Davis, John Dilford Ferrell, daughters Mary, decorated ice cream and cook- · The l!omeroy Bend Citizens• , ~e'ns~~~~i~~lJd7~ai: II. by the hostesses, Mrs. D a I e North returned home Sunday ported completed. Plans were Allensworth, David Wiley, Pat Trina, Teresa, and sona Reed ies was served !o I!Qsetia IJsle, Band Radio Club will hold lt< :1 • Celorcorloon Smith and Mrs. Cleland Hines evening and Mrs. Morgan aod made to purchase material for Cavotte, Carla Gilmore, Keith and James; Mr. and Mrs. Troy Judy Fol.mi!r, Pam Sylvester, regular monthly meeting at U. ' ·1 '· Running time S Hrs. from a table centered with a son remained for a week's visit the shelves. Anderson aod Barbara Jones. Zwilling, Mrs, Clinton Pierce Sharon COttrill, Eleanor Schnel· Second Ward Fire Hall 111 Porn~~~!~: ~~~d~i!;T.!n~.M. winter arrangement and white with her parenta. The group voted to continue Rick Oil<r has retul'lled to and Tony, and a guest, Mrs. der, Bob Crow, John Usle, eroy Thursday at 7:30 p. m. -·=="""""'""'=="""£c:llandl~eo~.- - - - - - the Cbrlstmao dinner fund with Miami University after the boll- Frances Roberts. Bob Sylvester, Jim LIJ!e, and Election of officers for 1964 wiD r,_. CLASS HOLDS PARTY Eleanor Hoover In charge. Each day vacation spent with his Mr. and Mrs. Dick Winebren· be held. Refreshments will be The Young IWarrfed Class member Is to bring something pii!'Onts, Mr. and Mrs. RichDavis. ner. served. ~ ·•mbers are urged of the Rutland Church of God to be used In the kitchen at the ard Oiler and son, Steve. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tewkoio a:tteod, .• mel at the Kyger Creek club next meeUng. Hostesses for the Eric Chambers has returned bary and soo, Tommy, of WellsTO CELEBRATE tolh house for a potluck supper aud next meeting will be Norma Rus to his studies at Rio Grande were weekend guests of his Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baer ary 12' with open hllllse from t Chrlslmas party. A gilt ex- sell, Jackie Reed and Tressie College after a vacation with , Mrs. E. 0. Tewkshary will c~lebrate their 60th wed- to ~ p. m. at their home, Forest change, home moVIes and games Hendricks. his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Rich- and Mr.J. A. Grate and family. ding aMlversary Janu- Run. were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. The hostesses, Bertha Evans, ard Chambers. .Bob Eads, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Helen Miller and Frances Hy- Margaret Gabbs is a patient Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Roma sell served sandwiches, pie, po- at Holzer Hospital where she Cremeans, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry tato chips and coffee to Mr. and is convalescing from a Eads and Mr. aod Mrs. Roy Mrs. Homer Forrest, Mr. and illness. O'Dell. Mrs. Wayne King, Mr. and Mrs. Florence R•we and Frances James Reed, Mr. and M r s. Roush w•re Sunday dinner GIVE LUNCHEON Paul Sisson, Herbert Miller, guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs Eleanor Hoover, Tressie Hen- Gibbons. entertained with a luncheon on dricks, and Norma Russell. · Mr. and Mrs. William Bane SAVE NOW IN ELBERFELD$ STOREWIDE FURNITURE SALE ON Saturday noon at their borne In have returned to Morris Harvey THE 2nd 1nd 3rd FLOORS . Flatwoods honoring his nephew GIVE DINNER College In Charleston, W. A-2C Rollin (Butch) Pullins. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krld· after a weekend visit with reinPresent were the honored guest er entertained with a dinner tives in Middleport. his mother, Mrs. Ray Pullins Sunday at their home, Syra- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Scarberand son, Robert of Thurston, Mr. cuse. Guests were Mr. and ry, Jr. and children spent pmt and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs and the Mrs. Vincent Pecora and child- of the holiday vacation in Birmhost and hostess and sons, Tom ren, Peggy and Michael, of Col- ingham, Ohio. with her parents, Stop in at Elberfelds, see the various models of Kimball Pianos on tllsplay. and Scou. umbus; Mr. and Mrs. John Krl- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schoff. Select the piano you want in the style and finish to suit you. You'llllke the der and children, ~oetta and Holiday guests of Mr. and excellent quality of the Kimball tone - the wide selection of styles and Fight llesulll John, and Mr. and Mrs. Els- Mrs. A. A. Sc8rberry Included that smart look. NEW YORK (UP!) - Jose worth Dill, Chester Rosd . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stockman, , Torres, 161, New York, ootpointJohn Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Lar' ed Jose Gonzalez, 16(1¥,, New "WORKING VACATION" ry Wells, and son, Columbus; PLYWOOD LOUVER DOORS York UO), WARSAW (UP!)-Sovlet PreMr ....d Mrs. William Scarher4' X 8' Add charm to your pane-JJ only mier Nikila S. Khrushchev and ry, Michael and Gary, Clnclnhome. As low u ' Polish Communist Leader Wla- nati, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred dlsiaw Gomulka were li<lieved 'acarberry, Peggy, Bruce, JenADMRAL to be continulog a "working va- nlfer and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. eCOLOR T.V. ca!ion" today at a secluded Willilllll Wells and son, Allen, $395.00 with trade hunting lndge 1110 miles north Middleport. of here. Mr. and Mrs. David llar!Jn. I'LIXSTEEL Radlo Warsaw said Friday the ger and son, Scott, have /1 • Living Room Suite two leaders arrived in Olsztyn ed to Kent . University SAVE 20% pruvince for a hunUng hoUday spending the holiday vac:atkJD II with top aides, There was no with their p.....,ts, Mr. FLOORI,.IG announcement about their plans Mrs. Clifford Stumbo and Mrs. PEGBOARD Adds dlallnction to ycur or the subject of their discus- l.awrence Hartinger. Practleal., decorative. MIDDLEPORT borne. Aa low as Handy honKers. Only slana. Kalad Hlndy, dlstrlcl mana4'x6' ger with the Economy Savings and Loan Company, has returaed to florida after spendlt)& the bolidey eeason with his family while worklnK lr>, tblo territory. Mioa J~ Crooks .h&, INSULATION hll'lled !O;rller !efching duUes II Plywoad Pon.. l"' in the Martelia· School& after 1 _ __, 3V.c sq. ft. $5.79 - 4'x8' Pc. ASPHALT SHINGLES holiday .visit wltb bel' paN!Dts,ll CEILING TILE JOe oq. ft. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks ISc sq. ft. WHihontrlppl"' and fadjny. Hi!r brother, Gene, WA~L TILE IPI11tlcl 29c oet has reljlrtied !o Ohio 29c sq. ft. STORM OOORS 3 ROOM GROUP Unlverilty -.there he Is a dental WALL BOARD ., ·' student; · $29.9~ 5'hc sq. ft. '' AS LOW AS _ _ _ ,I .~ J' STORM WINDoWS Mt. ·an<! Mrs. Arthur Sk)nner FLOOR TILIIAipholtl I · . .. ,.. '(' v .. accompailted their son, T o m $14.25 15c eq, ft. Elberfelds also sell th& fal)lolis ~~ball stutuo Upright Plano for churches; "' and his' flan<ee. ·,Mlu J u d y Sunday Schools,' Grade and Hi~i.' ~h!KilJ,. ~eti and clllbs· Be sure tq' see Slac*, .to Ohto' ~l:e Unlv8!'"11)1 bow easy It is to buy a Klutball at Ell;ierfeids. · : ,, SUndaY. They were met in C:ol· , • . . ,· 1 ; _·"~'If • ~ "I ' urn bus:•by, tlielr · Lynn ' -·r Tbur·•·.. J I ': !:" A.vr. Net Paid CIRCULATiON For e Moutlto Endluc · December 31, 1861 5,020 PRESS • UN· s.as• ,. . • • ' ' enttn e Dnr'NI 7• 7'7N lllflrF!'t 01 n. JI,..;At -- II• a ..._ ••·,,, -~~~~~~~~------~==~------------~~·---------------------~----------------------------------------------------------- VOL XV NO. 223 POMEROY-MIPOLEPORl:, oHIO TUESDAY, JANUJI.RY 7, 1964 . "· ·S ~ •' ~·~ ----------------------------~ ~., ~·" PRICE FIVE t"AiiiM J - , ,' .,/ :--------------..;i-0: 1 ,.;-,,) al I ...l · . (j I •• • r.., • ~ $1,18,5,420 Budget'Approve For '64 by Pomeroy CouncU \. wu..,; --======"-=='il MEIGS THEATRE Decorated Cake Is H•ghltght of Cl o· ass Inner C¥••1- &It tiin T Age Cl Q f Syracuse H /d D' · · Church Kitchen Shower Plannec/ I By Adult Class I . ', 1- -=-="-- - - -- - ELBERFE.L DS then 8<' He said, set an ·clock to ring ev· ery 1)1'(1 . Then I switch on the In tum. Groaning telle 1M help ·Is needed." COLUMBUS - Dr. Watson H. Walker became the first N&gro president of !be City Board Monda) by unanimous vote. The physician became a board mem· b., In 1982, the second Negro to serve on the 119-year-o I d bllOrd. A Negro last served in 1894. KIMBALL PIANOS $3.04 January Clearance $9.95 11:: BAKER FURNITURE 13c sq. ft. •• 76 ,.,.. "• II We Specialize Ia Room Groupingsl - ~99 ili.no Far!liOI:~ >!If tume'd ... Athens · .. turn .. ,..,1.. Mr • ., - them !ID • Trede In your $enelble Credit . ..., .O!Ie :ailcl U14! Elbbemlile. · Klf'.i~IJ Plono. , ·· t. '<.,. ;.,"tc.:Jc,,il'l,i . . : ' ". . . ·t''"~:~r·:~'!' ~ ;;;;;;,Jisouth,J~·~td=~:~~t:iil~~~~~....~~~~~~~:i~ ~ Prlllor & Sotunl.-, "liM• ---1.Np.oG..;.E.,.L _,siO..!Fi ;j;U;;.;R_N_I""'t_u...;;RMlofdloport ;;.;;;f gue,ta Mrl; Murray Heads School Board In Pomeroy � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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