http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6b0bf1d94e156a67dcf279e2dfa0dd59.pdf da846293564eb699483953b5f91ea01a PDF Text Text • • ~~~~~~~~~O~-.~~~U.!:__lO, IIOW~n-ll,ess ~ows are Exchanged LaureiSprmgs,New.Jersey Grumbaeher .Oil PAINTS Brown=· ~nited! BOARD MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE of relatives and of the bride and III'OOm. bride Is the daughter of ,,.,-u •. Margaret B Brown and late James F Brown, Clem- I Ienlloonf, ~~ ~~te~r '7'.:' ~ :~ O:tt.:~ pr.~:~~~ :~::': were on sale. Refreshment. were served during the social hour. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Patrick Lochary. , Around And A bout M "dd/ I eport n.OCmeCnapter Oblliatlon w ed b will obaerve their list wedding In Athens. rnu ospltal and me:b::"~ Ri'C: IIMlversary Saturday. They Grllldparen .. are Mr. aad Chapter ·oflS No 1u when they were married Jan 11 1103 j, Mrs. ClaUd Aa~ Middleport met recently .;ith Mary Lou the late .Rev. J. Rlckmao.:Y Mrs. GeorKta ' Moore, lh le Wortby Matron and John egas, Nev · Great lll'andplll' lhle.' Worthy patron,, presldi Mrs. Jackson Is 81 and Mr. eoiB lnelllde Mn. Myrtle Sto•· Plans .were also made to';! Jackson will observe 114th Columbus, and Mr. Everett tend the annual school of· In- bJl'tbday Sunday, Jan. 1%. They ~her, Cheobire. The ""'''le structlon of the Mount Mo- •a ~a_•eyesrs snO!her ary 4th at Middleport Febru- alahre r mBaembers ptist Church and have old. son, Timothy J.,., fleers Don Roach of the U. S. Coast Guard has returned to hla bese at cape May, N. J, after spendmg tbe holiday .seasoo with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roach of Railroad-st. . his !as - with ~~~~.!'~r:";1 a~"::ay h:~~ of the church were . read ~on Runnel glvmg the trst, rs. John Smith. the second, and Mrs. Thomas Bentz the third with a verse of the hymn. "We Build A Sanctuar Sure" read followmg each by Mrs Menzel Smith MISs Dorothy L · d " What Is the C~ng h'" read pt''· ;~;~';O:M;I~R~O~Y,~O~H~IO~:"" vie~ ~atron Potluck Dinner com-1 /s Enjoyed by S G yracuse roup •> 1188 ·- da;~owfth bvl~ted ~urs. ~iss Ph,!~ B. Will, and other~1::-ive/: grandchiid, from Elizabeth and Alfred Ton- Harper, Pomeroy. The couple ey for g!fiB and from Ann and welcome friends of the comGerald Reed for e0urt 1 munlty lor their ~bservance es es ex· tended to ~em at Installation. Also, mv1tation to attend lllne-Pomeroy basketbpD a reception for the Gr.and War- The Jays will emcee b 0 t h den, Helen M. Bartley, on Feb. events. 22nd at the Belmont Chapter ~n Your best anchor er, ~;...!~:-st,j.!'o~roy; g~me. and Mrs. Davts, who recently returned from Japon where l'•ey were located in connection witb hJs. employment to Parkersbur • were enroute visit with rel:tlvW. : ·· for • in to th . fi es ore goFlaetr orne, St. Pelefllo ' · Elberf.elds In pomeroy '-"""=""""""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""'"""'"""'J There are 30 Pontiacs in Wide·Traek Town Take Carefollowed Of You,"with opened the f:~~~ j · f:~':'""""""""""="""="""""""""'""""""""""""="""""""""Jl~ia~u~n~t,~Mr~s~. the death ofiSb~uler~,~fol~l=ow=his parenll. meeting, prayer I .•••••••----------------~==== January Discount FURNITURE SALE! I Furniture Reduced o/o · Now is the time to . SAVE DOLLARS. All bedroom furniture, llvlng room . furniture, c b a 1 r s, lamps, tables, dinette 'sell, wardrobes, cedar chests, eabinets and many other items all !~EDUCED '4 OFF regular price. :Appliances and television excepted ) 3ea us early while selectlo~ 11 &ood. · 6 and awho story the president, also"Specread DeUvery." and closed with a poem, "If I Can/' by Chari••' II E. Carroll. During the business session thank you notes were read fro~ €allle Kloes, Miss Nettle Koehler 111d James Fugate sent them at Christmas. Norman Kloes treasurer ber report for the year. It announced Ulat there are three fruit cakes for sale. Following the benediction, frozen salad, crackers, coffee and can. day were served by Miss Mar· guerlte Meyer and Mrs. Lester Fauber. GREETINGS BY PRONE Mrs. Ida B. Young and sons received greetings _by telephone on Christmas morning, lrom the former's daughter, Mn. Wanda R. Adams of Canoga Park California. ' Crow'J STEAK HOUSE eAiso- us for big savinp on an l'rlgldalre applloncH, z.ttlth TV Save A Big 25% Now AI MASON FURNITURE RUTLAND FURNITURE 1142-4811 lutlancl, 0. aatl that laaal'loaa Poat:laa coiDfortt tNe've gat rour diHerent models to choose from., • SANDWICH DldJ'niQ'naw..Wa . '_ ; .-:r..~~" POMEROY, OH,IO . . . . . . ~t:lat lblot amm: Save A Big 25"4 Now At _ wltla Wlde·Tnclc 1•fom8oy NOW Mlnolte Bmm. Zoom c:a....,.. __ •. $1'59.95 $125.QO Mil and. M.yt11 Wtohers & clryat•s. .......... .. ,, REG. Varnon Automatic C:.mera • Kodak lmm. Movie C:amerH .... $ 1 u,... Kociak Movie C:amere w[cHPI A~l! Fll111 Splicers ___ :$ Vernon P-4 EIRtronic Flosh , , :•. $ Varnon 8mm. Editors ...... _., .$ IJ~Mral Electric Zoom Light ;, , . $ Jf.9S ' 45.00 2UO $ 16.50 $ 12.50 ,4.95 $ 4.00 29.95 $· Mo95 fl.95 17.95 · $ 15.95 $ 1i.ts. UNITS, REELS & CANS, FILMS '. Panama Tense in Wake of Strike ' bloody rlollng. GROVER'S STUDIO , NO. 227 ~·vdt;t.l\. -., te~~-,,~a~:::::· A'ni~IC:a" 'fl'oiljf.w.\. , • flornu/IM -" I 'J'hfl tdeal eomblnatlono f cern rye, barley molt and otber grains that produce• Kentucky Bou~oo was originated In pn by a Baptist minister, tbe Rev. EBjob CraiJ. WAStii_NGTON (UPU PrHicknt Johnson loday faced the tosk of repairing e m"'siva gep in tho "good neighbor" policy without pcri.f lcl"' U.S. strategic ln. forests in Central Amerlco. · Ho plnnod hia hope• far "rly stablllutlon of I h • olluation in the Panama Canal Zona on his high-ltvol minion, headec! by Thomas c: Mann, I!Sslstont secretary,_ of ateta far Jnter-Amarican AHalra, and on tllwpot investigatl~n by a flve-man ,.....-.pmg £l!lll!!'ittH of _tha Orgonlutlan of A-.r,lcan Sta• (~_.,51 ~~~lc.h flow to the troublod Canal ZOn• Jia_rly to, __ . Did,.....,. :rea waattd a Pomeroy National Bank NQW YOU KNOW , e • at y POMEROY-MI[)DLEPORT, OHIO • WEA'I'BER enttne Cloudy, a Hille warmer t. algbt llgbl 1110W OJ' nla. llkel1 by mornillg. Lew ZWf. tlaadaJ ltgbl saow or robJ ·likely, me cooler by Dlgltt, PRICE FIVE CENTS SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1964 BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE I ·, ' VOL XV .in any financial \Jeather: ChurchMCircle G roup eets 0 Wd d ay By Ted Frank cepted Into a t~aphy aid tour,.. with a total ol'"four Uhemployed, underlralned men 1course wblcb will IIV• her tile lrtsl(uciors. The elerk·typla,t and and women bed railed hopos nec:euary iralnlnl to boto•ne it clerk-tlellolraphy Jaat this "eek wben ;the Southern quallfted· secrallry' 11>: ,monlha. 'lbere is ooe buildOhio Manpower and Technical All perooll! before theY are !ICl' lng being used now, but lout Training Center In Jacbon open- repled bave to be reglall!red bulld1np acron the street are ed Monday. The cenll!r accep~ with their Jocal cmploy)IM!nl of· beln& ~modeled and will be Deunemployed residents from 21 flee and be unemployed. Tbe cupied in February. aootheasrem counties in Ohio. employment office IC(<Iet!S pe~ ' Future plana call for beglnn11 Ia tbe nation's largest such sons who want to attend. The lng a two year post hlgb scbonl center so far under the Federal training ceqter !ben accep.. •P' program in engineering, busi. Manpower Development •M pllcants "' a qpote basil o! the nesa, agriculture, and dislrfTraining Act. c-ounties. ' butor tecbnologii!S. Officials One o1 the YOUIIII woman at- This projeCt Ia ,sponsoi·ed by plan that eventually tbe_ re will tending the tralntng cenrer Is federal funds from tbe Monpow- be 900 students w1th 15 dtfferent there because she did not take q; Develop~J~ent _l!{ld · Training occupations offered. the right courses In high scbonl· Act. Funds are provided to sJve The 15 occupations are clerknow to obtain socretartal !l'lll'k. each person attending the cent- typist, clerk-<~renography, nurSbe has decided this is what $5 day for room and bo•.rd. se's aid, houkkeeping, borne asshe wants to do, but Is not qual- Many of the studenll who llve slstant, route salesmall, custoHied. a distance from Jackson rent. dian, combination cook, comblnAfter graduating from high rooms in private l)omes in town. ation welder, drafting, auto school. she went to r.ollege r..- Jackson recently took a survey service statim mechanic! auto only one semester . She came to find all the rooms "bleb rest- mecbanlc, auto baby repatrman, . . , honre 1£ rtnd a joh and fOQnd dents would be willing to rent to machine tool operator, a n d LEARNING A SKILL _ Catherine Russell Middle- only baby sitting appointments. sbJdents. {3rm machme mechantc. · port R. D. 1-, at an electric typewriter in a clerk-steno- Through the employment office Pres..tly there are 40 stu-~ Twenty-one counties perndtted Southern Ohio Manpower and Technica I Training Center - Located on the corner graphy cot~rse, is in a class with 19 students. The clerk· she learned about the new train- dents 1r. clerk - typist, 40 clerk- to aend persons to the trammg of South-S! and Main-St in Jackson is the only building now being used. Four other stenography course take~ six months to complete. log center, apjJiled, and was ac- stenography, and 20 ln nurse'~ (Continued on page 2) buildings are being remodeled for future use. I . Women's and Girls' Ready To Wear Men's and boys' wear, dry goods and furniture. Hopei er a ~rg Shop Tomorrowf sQ tUrday 9 A•M• to 9 p•M·• . _ Save In Elberfelds January · ' Clearance Sale ! ~. ' • fJIBe OOIIf... ~ been lifelong residents of Mid- ---dleport They are tbe a Is VISIT BROTHER HERE of one daughter Mrs ea"mrp-;;;,IJ Mr. ana Mrs Paul Davil H,arpe M · · · (D th Win ' son, a he/ :~~;:.n•w':.d th~=r ;:;,m:t:~ one J~sep~ : ~ H. J Underemployed, ~. .4.nnl~~er.,ryo~&llth ~.artlllnotmeJncllloblrta Mr. and Mn. Fred Jaebon ~~ :,s:,,~~~ "':Dec.- Charles F HeBS Middleport Mrs. B~hner u of his parents' Mr and Mrs The bride es.:Orted down the • , • Raymond Ste.;art .;., . "aiisle b • ... uxtlmry Hosless . Middl t B of & SATURDAY 11 Y ber brother, Donald m epor · ecause Brown, chose a floor length The_ Middleport Firemen's cent ilbtess playmates of of pure silk organza, featurmg Auxlltary met Tuesday evening mond could not be P':"sent a scalloped scoop necklme and the home of Mrs. Everett relatives Included Mrs. R. L. fitted bodice. The full skirt was Bachner with Mrs. James DanMiller, Mrs. Lila Pierce ller1hanced with imported · I assisting hosress. Mrs. Ronnie Miller Mrs. Stewart serbroidered aJencon lace and Gibbons, tre8surer, pre-. Mrs Herbert DJxon urc · an ved a lamb shaped cake with Temple in Dayton was receivending in a cathedral sided in the absence of the pres- the .church. A d;.,:u:,::,:m 00 on Ice cream. Gifts were present- ed. Her fingertip veil f e II 1dent, Mr&. Russell Mills the topic concluded th ed lo the honored guest. Several members were reB regal jeweled double Games were played and prlz. gram. e pro- Mrs. Nan Moore has returned ported ,1n and Leda ~ae KraeuJiqiJeerl 's crown of crystal and es awarded to Mrs. Gibbons. Doring the business se . from ruscon, Ariz . where she ter Js m St. s HoopltaL pearl design She carried a Mrs. Gerald Anthony, and Mr. reports of th t ssaon, spent- the Thanksgiving and The Past Officers annual dinwhite prayer book topped with Lee Smith. During the social given The m:e~~s t~ were Christrnaa holidays with her ner was announced for Sunday~ I white orchid and silk streamthe hostesses served a prayer by the pres.; t With twin sister and husband, Mr. January . !2tb at the home of salad course to the 14 members Refreshments w~~e e;e~ved b and Mrs. J H. ~ourning. Mrs. Gretta Simpson at 1 p.m. ' Mrs. Verna M Brown, Clem. Attending were Mrs the hostess t the b Y Moore was met m Athens Wed- The Worthy Matron announclientOJo. N. J. was the matron of McElhinney. Mrs. Gla- Mrs M rtle ~n 8 ove and nesdfU' evening by her daugbt- ed an officer practice for the honor w1th Mrs Florence De Vroman, Mrs Robert Fish- Weeks ~rs 1 ~· Mrs El~on er, EUza'beth, Miss Mildred February regular meeting. Christie, Sewell, N. J . Mrs. AgMrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Mrs 'selim. B~ es .Will and Hawl~y and Everett Davis 1Refreshments were served at nes Aaron, Atco, N. J., Jenkins, Mrs. Lee Smith, ests Rev ~:~wJcz 8 .n d Mrs. Claud Ashley and Mrs. case of meeting with John and bTJdesmatrons They wore Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mrs ron.- . J d . M zel. B Smtih, IHarry McGuffin visited Wednes- Mary Lou Jhle as host and host. styled full length , Mrs. Robert Byer, Mrs Danale~ndu ~~anea~~itheverly, day in Shade with Mr. and ess. Host~sses ~or the Februcranberry satin Richard Roller and Mrs. Ray- Brenda Bentz an d iMrs. Joe Moore and children. - Barvhmeedhn~ wtll be Barbara mond Kloes. · Mrs. Harold Sauer Is us an Gretta Stmpson. sheath front and full IIwlhich fell In a slight train. from her teaching duties at wore cranberry rosebud . . i Rutland High Sehool because of DANCES ANNOUNCED ~~=:.~w~ith::.:s~ho~r~t~v~ei~ls~a~nd c~rnat1o~s carr1~ colomal bouquets of gold . 1 · '· Wahama High school will hold ~nd rosebuds Mr. Arnold Richards spent a teen dance tonight followirtg . With trrtdescent cranberweekend in Cincinnati with the Wahama-Buffalo basketball rtbbon. I duaghter and son-in-law game at the school auditorium. Edward Bankowski, Jr. of · , . . and Mrs. Stacy Bunton. ' Satuday evening's dance party Philadelphia, Pa., was best A SIX o clock potluck dtnner Mrs. Vernon Weber, l'tutland, will_ be held at the Racine High lor the bridegroom with the meeting of t h e is subslitnting In the Home auditortum following the R:•:__of the Syracuse E J . Brown, Clementon, N. J . and church Wednesday Rconomics department in the John F. Erwin, Wilkes Barre, al the hom of utland High school in the Pa., serving as ushers. e Mrs. C. 8 · absence of the regular teachEdward McCaughey, nephew Mrs. Allee Ca h , Leda Kraeuter. who is In a ~ lhe bride, was organist and dent, conducted ~hear%:~~ Parkersburg hospital. 11 II Au~rey McCaughey' niece which opened with devotions tak: the bride, presented vocal sefrom The Upper Room SurprQe Luncheon lecThtlonsb. 'd , oth William Eichinger, who Given /or Aun'l e nesm erwas d J " " 4 ed in a blue •Jill: sheath ensemrea.' ames · Tbe ~~urch Mrs. William Sheridan enter1 hie with which sbe wore a t 1 ~here We Ltve with a surprise luncheon orchid Mrs Helen Shuler op c 0 the program In honor o! her dleport, a~t of the g...,m se~ted by Mrs. Carl Herring, aunts, Ann Watson and IIch1ose • silk crepe beige sheath Marcl~ Karr, Mrs. Weese Mrs. Bertha Scott of Mtnersvllle costume with matching acces- an~ ~rs. Etchlng~r. who observed their birthday ansarles and wore an orange orr n~ the busmes!l session, niversaries. h'd shut-m calls were reported. A decorated birthday cake c ~ . reception and buffet were Melvin Grimm and Mrs. with lee cream was served dueheld immediately following the reported on t h • ing the dessert hour. Otber ceremony in the K. of c. VISit to the were Mrs. Kathleen in Clementon, N.J. The and .also to the homes ' Mrs. John Bailey, MinMoney-in the bank_ Enjoy full-scole banking table was covered with a Bert Wee~ and Mrs. Mrs. William Knight, cloth and centered with a Flanagan. A stl~nt auction Point Pleasant, W.Va.; Mrs. service while you build a cash backlog for tiered wedding cake, ~eld as 8 money making Roscoe Wise and daughter, Jenemergencies and for opportunities-through For her honeymoon trip the ~ectM A New Year's nifor, Middleport; Mrs. William I!h•·iol• wore a blue wool 8 u 1t . Y Iss Karr, closed tbe Sheridan, Sr., Pomeroy, and reQllllu savinQ with usl black accessories and the mg. the Sheridan children, Marla and II orchid from ber bouquet. The Anita. Mrs. Hess graduated from Camden Catholic High School, VISIT IN HUN11NGTON ciBSB of '57 and attended Penn Mrs. G. H. Ewing, Un<,.ln We Pay 3% lntere•t On Saving• State Estension School. and Eleanor Crow, SyraHess graduated from n e nes cuse, visited Thursday wltb Mra. por t High School In 11154, The January meeting of the Arthur Probst In Hun'tiitgton. ed Ohio University and Js Circle was beld Wedserving In the U. S. Army. evening in tbe church couple are now at home · room with M B Servin& Meip Ooun!J for over 90 years ~63lf.a Osceola Ave., Kingston, Neutzling president, ~· ehar:e~ POMEROY- RUTLAND a. Mr. Hess wss reared by Group singing o! "God WiU .MEIGS THEATRE ANNOONCE IQRTB Hr. and Mn. Joe E. "Changing City Challenges Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- A iH to th . the Church - Wbat Is T h 0 hoan were recent visitors In Uon e T.B. AssoctaChurch?" was the topic of the Parkersburg. !cation f madethea~ a hcommunprogram presented b Ml rom ort Y Graud Elizabeth Davis. vi e;: Raymond Stewart, J c, oband Worthy Grand Pa- Thr~ ' ' /~Lob. CelebrotB Obligation is Re...-..ed'b D ••-:-.. ·~_ Y Epheopal Church baskell of white Oanked by oeven-braneh caodel- lng at the parish house with Mrs Menzel Smith WB! hooabra, Mlsa Barbara Ann Jln ~~- Hartinger, pres!- tess tu the wsws of the Enrerand Charles Leroy Hess were ~ ti ge. pr,.. EUB church Tuesday evmarriage Saturday, open;;;:: at her home In Enrer. · ovem 30 at I p.m. 1n the dJ ed 1 Lawrence Church at L&urel j M!f';' M.,::;rl~ewmg for the The meeting, in char ge of Springs, N J. coo~ibuUon w~s"i:::~ A Mrs. Smith, president. opene<. Fr Brennan read the vows KEEP II was announced lh~ ;~e ~~:e~~~~ ofr'he /rmn~ th.e double ring ceremony in church. calendars and dish cloths by Mrs. ~-u' •Frec oukner.a JOn . 1 tam .. alt. I Mrs. Smith is Guild Meetin6 Hehl' Hostess tor • TheGutldotGroceEp~Jcopat WSWSM f mums Church met Wedhesday OYenee mg 11184 • • (We'Ve got t,en dltl$'tntl!t!ldel_$lo cltolia. from.) J ....,. ., '. ... - ( Clean· Up Campaign, More ·Lights, Bus Stop, Asked A clean-up campaign was advanced among other suggestions to improve the community Fri~ night in the first meeting of 1964 of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce. Meeting in orfices uf the Co_ __:__;-_ __ -· __ _ _ _.. lumbia Gas System with new 1 Othl:!'r suggestions inelud.e4 President Bob Coats presiding, I more lights in the business dll-it was _proposed a clean-up pro- i trict and working for a bus stop gram be sponsored in the form Iin Middleport. of a contest. A prize may be awarded for the ··best individual Jack Welsh said letters tD performance," under the plan. madke fup 8 paili~kege webosfe nearly rea }' or rna ng lo t manufactur•rs citing Middleport and its area as an excellent place to locate, 1 • �_. ' .. .. • ' I ' ' • ' .;. At A ' ' dline.e - .; . ·· BRiEF ·. . WIRE ;. -NEW$ I ~ ... < I . ...,.. ,.... ... It's Th_at-Time of Year Again for Farmers to File -Tax Returns "'J~~$ .. ...... "'*'"· ,,_ \ ~ NfiW In Farming I 5 1t I If ..,~ Ill( liiiJc! 10 lllclll ~ lu Ill' fo $1800 per year. hW'- 111'111 11W !'1111mmere..,. llltaW - more than . lhey ~. llo tile lebeduie D form 1et0, wblcb II "GaiDI and Loeaeo from Sales or E•~ of Property." 1'1111 II prJmorUy of IY C. I. IIAltE8LEZ IDa 11163 of qlar!eo, wagu, feel, SoiDe formera who hove madf five years, the~~ yru may uae Income tax in 1982 yoo can car- meal ....Uta II ,._ Ita ldN4, ma~ , C., AJI'IC. Aaell commlso!ons, otlJer compen.. llzeabie lnveatmenta during the one-third of the 8JIIOIIIIt Invest- ry this credit back one year or The tchedolt F part o1 loti t.oo1, ..,.., or auppllll It I llliot lime ol year apln. tloo, or personal oervlcet total· l.ut year may with to Ull lhe ed as credit. If the ~sefui life you may carry il ahead for five il cOIJllllllll 'referred to aa t b IJUI'CM!ed, Jllleblne hire ... Of COOI'IJ, I refer to the Ill- lng teoO ,.. mon lo any lndl- lnvesbnenl credit as a n.eans ot is six or seven yeara you may succeedlng years uu~il It ;. used, Farm oclledult. On It .U of *I au the IIWIY Deetnry fmn lnl of farm 1Dco(ne tax returDa. vidual to the exlelll not report· reducing income tax llabWty. use two-thirds ol the value. II or until lhe avullabie period ltema of farm~ and WIDIIIemo of uponoo, TbJo lion lllllllll lob that 1111111 ed on Form W·2. The Jmportent polo\a of this In- the useful life Is eight or more expi..,s. e•penae are flgu~. Most flrll~ 1 bot dune. 11'1 the only way Ia Some queslio111 have been vellmt!llt credit are that I h e years you may use all of lhe One of the weaknn... of ers use the eash form so Allo • 1*t of . ... . . ochedUlla COWitrJ we cau pay for the rllaed recenUy eoocemlng Fed- property must bave beeu ac- valu•. IIIlo type of redoclloa Is tt Income from the 18lt of a II lha Jepi, rl "tt wbldl bolltllto of llvlnl In a .coontry eral gas tu: refund. These reo quired after December 31, 1961, Adding all of these amounl8 If lhe p«Jpel1y 1o lOW be1ore livestock or crops producta . . lo I !41le tbe 11111- Ylliue • ~ ...,ttaJ ... IIICb u GUI'I. funds may be clalmod follow· must be tangible personal prop- together you then take seven the length of Ufe ,_ 01tlmate well as agricultural of ....._.._ a nlue of 1111 wblda ..,.. 1.U0. ,.. ..._ Mllll Me!gt county farmers lng tbe one-year period of July erty, or certain real property, per cent of this. tbea you have to p ...k 01111 1~;:~:111;. ooll baak propert~-~ lbe year. 01111 were held IliON than 1 l11 ar. weD awart of tlle need fllr I, 11163 to June 30, 111M and and have a useful life of at Th4 amount t~eu may be cJe. refigUR lha l!lllln ae1 • ap Is tu refunds, and may be.,_ 10 reduce II>- rnoutbo. Some eumplw of ~ch llllnc ntluruo 11114 of having the muat be filed on or before Sop- least four yeara. dueled from yoor total Income fr>m the flrll. Tile ...,. IIIOd lieiTUI are IIBted as tax llabliiW. M.t farm- truoaetioiJI are tbe aa1t Ill factual malerlalto lllllke up the !ember 30, IBM. II the useful life 1B foot w tax liability. If yoo had to pay for the of laveotof l!llllroe, - nll!ei1Jln to ~ ~ pretty machiDery, 110111e breedlaC,_luml, Built II dealrable each · w'"' mild, '"'' ··-• aace • wh!cb were oold or even IDCiudytar Iii eODIIder some of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisle gh!ers of Middleport, Mr. and we find oomeolll! wbo ed -•·•t be ~ loss or wi'eck · ll'&ya lncoine tu: returns may Syracuse. Mrs. sm Meredith and IIOilll 1101 boon 1lllng !biB means r1 a";:oonal outo. All of IIIHe bot adjulted ,or the beueflt pi Mrs. Oscar Babcilck and Ray Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. llelp f!Cure out lhelr ....._ ltemo can be u.sed in flcurlnl lhllaDd o..- or tho benefit ol Beverly Carter visited Allee ren Pickens, Mr. and Mro. la,ll nlunl. the gam or 1081 of the ule of GUr couotry. and Mr. and Mrt. Rayver Weber and sons and Jean, n llbo!dd be polnled out .. properly or asseu. Tblo year lharo aeamo to be Fitch, lla2ael. , Jane and Juli Whitehead. lhltl lime tbat 111come to: ,.. After the form 1040F IB COOlno maJor chaqea, ao It IDlaht Mr. and Mrs. Clarence BarMelanie Brown of Ohio State tor ..,, poraon, any cor- pleted then tbe net lacome :!J be well ID review daleo and ~~ vllllora of Mr. of Tuppers Plains were vis' By Mn. Lyle BaldenoJI University, C<!lumbus, or IllY company are carried over 10 the form 1~ """"'"" that hlvo taken Mrs. 0acar Babcock were Mr. and Mrs. Norman WeGIRL SCOVf NEWS ing !he holidays with her Mr. and Mro. CecU Glllotilf, to be ••• and fa' whl b 1o tha "lndividull1 J8. plaoo yeara, Marsaret Cowthorne of Beck· . A par!y was held during the nts, Mr. and Mrs. W al Carla Jo., and Jeffrey a •-· '" c .. . --• Fr k of Alilen• visited recently 'lbe periDII submiltlng come Tu Return. This Ia the Fw tbe data, most Melp ley, W. Va., and Mr . ..., Janet an was an -overnight holidays for Girl Seoul Troop Brown and family . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the return 11 to pay hla 111 ' - fo~ that 1a uaed by 111011t peoo c-ty tarmera will ue Febru- C. W. Taitt, IJttle of Patricia SmiUt 179 and Brownie Troop 180 at Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed fair share of tax but is not . , pie u; the United States for ft. ary 17; 19M for filing. This II Mr. and Mrs. David -VIolet Smith the Skate-A-Way Rink. A gift rey, Karen and Robin were Everett Lambert. to pay any more than naliy determininll their income two daya beyond normal ap- Patricio and David, were vllltlng exchange was enjoyed by the •day guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Mr. and Mrs. James Slough, just and fair amoont. tax liability. Places are provldl""""''lJ, u the 15th fails on Sat- Mrs. A. C. stewart and A. B. ..,, , 1 members. Refreshments of oand- Stone of Cleveland. Joyce, Cheryl, aud David of 11 also might be pointed out 1!<1 00 lhio form for wages and urday. Any return which Is fil. Kibble, Reedsville. " wlches, potato chips, candy can- Mr. _a~d Mrs. Ben Grwe City, Mrs. Madeline that any person who makes an salaries. ed ou ar before February 17th Ulah Swan, Tuppers Plains, es! and pop were served. eom- entertamed WJth a family ans, Mike, Kay and Steven WIM error should submit an amend- Also provkled are placn ror II op time. Tb1a f1ling requires was visiting Cora Swan who Is nutiee members, mothers, and ner recently. Those present were of Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. ed return whenever the error is income from business, income form 1040 and the Scedille F ill at the home of her son, Her· leaders helping with the par!y Mr. and Mrs. John Lodwick and James Johnson, Jamie Sut, discovered. These error; should or loss of income ftom sale of whirl! Is the farm return. · bert Swan. were, Mrs, Carlyn Blanton, Mrs. son of C<!lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Greggory Todd and Mr. and be filed within three years of property, farm income, and tha U yoo are on employer and Mr. and Mrs. Zern Pierce Harold Newlun, _Mrs. Hardd Roger Buckley and farru!y of Mrs. Larry Johnson visited,Aa~ the date the original return Is computation of Income tax. < made timely depoelts of social spent several day• with relaBrewer, Mrs. Willa Provancha, Po~eroy, Mr. and Mrs. Gall Me- urday evenmg with MI'.JIIad filed. . Farmers, like other taxpay. security tue~ on wages ln 1963 tlves In Columbus. and Mrs. Charles Larkms (lead- Cam of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Johnson and tam- In the event you ·discover an ers, must keep recorda te pre. for alrlcuJturaliBbor, you must A belling W81 held recently Some hnusewives in the Big ers) Mrs. Frank Rise, Mrs. C. George Buckley and daughter, ily. error In any return filed you pare accurately an Income tal file form li4J for such tues on for Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Ht!ll8· area have had 1o pay up Ed Humphrey, Mrs. Maurice Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed Humphrey Mrs· Harley Johnson vlalled may correct it by simply filing return, and insure that only or before February 10, IBM. U ley, recently married. social security taxes, plus Reed, and Mrs. Ernest White· a~d daughle•s, Mr. and Mrs. Friday with Mrs. NeUie Tracy ar. amended return. If the cor- their proper ta 1 i• paid. Paid you did.not make timely depos. Margaret Groce ls a and 8 penalty because head. Btll Orr and som, Mr. and Mrs. Ball Run. rection results in ~idditional bills, canceled checkl, etc., filed to report lhe wages CBC CLUB MET Chester Buckley, M•·s. Ha""l Mrs. Harley Johnson visited tu due the additional amount which substantiate entries In Ill Of tftlch tueo you must file at Camden Clark tha form IH3 by January 31, Parkserburg, W. their maids to the Internal CBC Club ate out for !heir M. Buckley and sons, and MarMr. Albert Hollman on should be submitted with the your records. shooid be filed in ltll Mrs. James Caruthers Service. December meeting. Couples Buckley all of Reedsville. return. If the correction of the an orderly manner and stored Yru allo should sJve earh ag. family of Louisville, Ohio, joying the dinner were Mr. Mrs. James Caruthers and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shumate amounts in a refund or ina safe place so that they wiD rlcullural ......ter a statement several days with Mr. and William P. Barker, dlilrlct Mrs. Don Myers, Mr. and Mrs. family of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. family of Charlestoo, W. credil being due an amended be available when needed, before January list ollhe wag. Marvin Marks. of the SOCI8i secUrity Ronald Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Marks of Long Bottom, were Saturday night viswiU serve as a claim for Good records can save do]. 11 paid and ICiclal security Ia•· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne In Marietta, emphasized Waiter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. were recent visitors of M r s. itors of his sister and brother- refund. Iars, are essential for efficient 11 wltbheld during 19113. All !arm spent New .Year's Eve wIt social security coverage for Ernest Whitehead and Mr. and Bess Larkins. in-law, /dr. and Mrs. u possible, the amended re- farm management, and a~ u.. bn•bwt;.. most file annual In- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Caldwell workers is not option- Mrs. Denver Weber. . Mr. and Mrs. Lowen Cheva- Johnson. tum ahooki be fil•d on 8 form ed in preparing credit appliaaformatltn reluruo by Feljrutlr)1 of Tuppers Plains. OLIVE TOWNSHIP her and sons of Mansfteld Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma 1Jf the same year as 1 h e lions. Good records can lead r. !1. liM for made dur- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates "If the worker Is paid cash FIRE DEPT. !he holidays With Mr. and Jr. and Angelia were Sunday amended. If you cannot maximum social security covwages of $50 a quarter by one The Olive Township Fire De. Edward Ch~valier and CaryL visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. a return for the same year erage. and incnme ta:x !&Vings. employer, she's under social se- partment extends ilianks to all Rogers of Bunker Hill. A Is use one for a different year but Here are soffit waya they may curity,'' he said. He cited the donors on their recent money visiting were Mr. and M r change it to show the correct help. recent case .of a cleaning wo- making project. PriZ<! winners Less Parker. Charleston, w. Va. year. Farmers may secure a copy man who worked only one day were announced first TV Mrs. Howard Thoma and Also 011 the farm form we uf the FarmerS Tax Guide rrom a week. Although she worked set lo Melvin Smith of were Tuesday visito"' flud the computation of social the Extension Office. This profor one family, only, and made Slar Route, second prize Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. security self-employment tax lvides help in returns. only $4 a day, this was enoogb ry to Roger Dillon of to bring her work under ooclal ville, third prize transistor Mrs. Daisy Knapp of West Phone Paul Paynler security, Slnco there are 13 dio to George HeillZII of Mor· BY EVELYN BRICKLES · is visiting with C.rpenter, 0. MY 8-2519-Raclne, WI 9·3202 weeks In a calendar quarter, she gantown, W. Va. The W.S.C.S, of the Methndisl Mr. and Mrs. Llnwu being ]lllid $52 a quarter. PERSONAUI church met January 2nd at the coin Russell· Her employer must make a A Christmaa program home of Neisel Mrs. Harold Gillogly Vicki & report at the end of tach presented at the M. E. with six members present The and Bruce, of Corpente'r were PHONE WI 9-3202 quarter and send lu the o>cial Christmas eve. Recitations, program topic What It Means Monday visitors of her parents, security tax 011 the wages. ols, and skits were to Belong to the Wom.an'r So- Mr. and Mn. Lincoln Russell. RACINE, 0. PIA!tL STREET Social security reports for by the children from c1ey of ChriStian Se~•ce_,. was Mrs. Harley Johnson receivthe October, November, Dec- munity. This was under the ai- presented by Murl Griffith with ad word ot the death of ber 11emb.r quarter are due by Jan- rectUm of Vivian Humphrey, all members taking part. The cousin and former resident, Mr. I uary 31. The reporte go to the MarDyn Hockley, Alene K i n g, meeting will be with E. McDaniel of Montrose, 1 Diatrlct Director of lDternal Re- Hazel M. Buckley, and Chesler Gladys Vlom. venue In Clnnclnnatl, Ohio. Buckley. Mrs. Lelah McLane received Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. John11 Hlousewilvee may get the report Mr. and Mrs. Larry of lhe death of her brothTammy and Cheryl, were ,......---EARLY SEASON----. formo sent to tbem alter they and daughter, spent Wayne Cleland_ of London, afternooa visitors of Mr. flll out and mall a postcard with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and those gomg there to and Charley Srnlth and Jo. form available at the Marietta phenson and family of Frost. attend the funeral were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carence Shuaoclal oecurlty office. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barton and Mrs. J. S. Davis, Mr. and mate and Mr. and Mrs. Paul 11 Barker pointed oot lhat the were recent guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Ross . Cleland and Mr. Pierce were week e~~d visitors tu: Ia shared equally by the Mrs. Charles Donaldson and and Mrs. Billy Cleland. of iheir 8011, Mr. and Mrs. hoosew!fe and tbe worker. The family of Logan. Mrs. Lucy Kun returned Ivan Shumate and family of Wo.will pay your Interest on for each IB 3'11 per cent. Mrs. Helen Archer spent the from Marion, 0. where Mansfield. The housewife deducts the work- holidays with her aon, Mr. spent several weeks With ----er's tal from her pay and sends Mrs. Don C<!leman and her daughter, Mrs. Thelma Whole eggs act as a binder check for the total tal with of Columbus. C~ and farnlly and In croquettes and meat loaves. Phone WY-2·2115 report. Mary Jane Cashdollar of Co- relaiivEil. They alao thteken liquids as In ~ulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio The Marietta ICiclal security lumbus spent Christmas with Recent callers on Mrs. Myr· pie fillings, custards, fll'IYiBI, II oflice at 309 Putnam Street has her pa.:Onts, Mr _ and Mrs. tie Frost were Miss Josephine soops ond sauces. booklet wbicb explalna social fred Cashdollar and family. Ritchie of Keno and Mrs. Fre11 ::~~ coverage for household Mary Ruth and Joy Sauer of da Bean of Guysville. ' II In detail, The bookleta Mlddleporl, were Pvt. Clarr Cassidy, who bas free 01111 Include the poet- guests of their cousins on a 14-<lay leave I r om II eord a housewife needs to mall Jane, and Jull Wblte~d. Carolina bere with his get the report fwma from Mr. and Mrs. George • Mrs. Velma Cassidy, Internal Revenue Service. and daughter of Columbus returned lo South Carolina luy now-no payments until June 1, '64 vislting with Mr _ and Mrs. Mar- wh~re he_ has been taking his LlgbllliDg 11e1po Pianto ion Hall, and Randy. bas1c Ira~ m the ~Y- • In lhe c<llll'S8 ot ~ quick pas- Mr. and Mra. Ernest White- 'l'hoae calltng on Tillie Reed sage llg!Jtnlng free! nltrogeu In head entertained with a larnlly at the home of R. K. Row&n ~nveioplng air. Tblo 10bae- cfluner Christmas night Those were Mabel Kim, Lucy Kim, WYJ-5101 queuUy faliB' to eatlb with the attending were Mr. and , Mrs. Clair Cassidy, Doris DaviS and POIIllf'Oy ralnclnJpa, maldDfl COOd plant Harry Pickens of Racine, Mr. Mrs. Wayne Brickles. SEE or CALL . food. and Mrs, Harold Sauer and dau- Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Grif. ===--=---=========-=-.lfl.th and ""' Joseph spent the weekend at C<!lumbua visiting v , . .\ ' her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· liam C<!rr.s and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. Corns and children and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie COI'llll and baby of Park· ll1f8blitg were 1'hursday even.. ' ' ' lng gueslll here of their . coosiD,Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grlfflth and' aon Jooeph, Mr. and Mrs. II James Corns and chllclrtn just returned home from Germany. " wt•ere he was stationed for four ~ l'todlntl Cutalhe Coot of Production years In the Army. ~ . ' . ' ' . :. ·. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson· SIGs.MILK-MIAT and family spent llunday wltb r"'· his brother, Mr. BDd Mrs. . , ' I • ' Uam Watson and family of Jloct. eCustbm Gtln~lng, Shelling & Mixing port, W.Va. Servi- . ,,.., · · . "\ lulenu~llonal tao: an • II I Long 8OttOm Society Notes Reedsville · WoH Pen Society Notes Society Notes Ia""""' S·OCJAL SECURITY ( •i ' JI I' I' .---sURGE Farm Tuppers Plains SOCiety , _Notes o. MORRIS IMPLEMENT SUPPLY CO. HOLLAND ) REPORT OF CONDITION OF - The Racine Home Bank Raclno lD the State ~ Olllo at the cloM ol bUJilllll a 1888. ; II:TS and cosh .....dltoet ............ WHERE? CAN YOU FIND THE FOUOWING SERVICES EXCEPT AT ••• CAROLINA LUMBER e CASH & CARRY? ......L ..... YES e CASH & DELIVRY? YES eFULL SERVICE? YES e BUDGET ACCOUNTS? YES ....... D.c. • - DISCOUNT Sure Sign of Quality'' Sugar Run Flour Mills e YOUR TRADE-IN eDOWN PAYMENT ePAYMENTS DEFERRED UNTIL MAY 1 Want ' Fertilizer ' 108)1~ 11011.'78.18 U'l~ . an.AII Haying Equipment ..fpLTON-THOMPSON .• TRACMR SALES e -Fariulll TJ'ictor Owners! -FOR EC:ONOMICAL EFFICIENT FEEDI:NG .RESULTS u:sE PRDVrco POMEROY .TODAY II We- , ~an •·a.,uers . ~ ' . e IUU(· FEI.IIIZER e$LB• . UGS • I ~. f ·~lk FeecLDellvery Service ' ' . ·' . . ' .save You Money On ••• \ . . ' . e Veterinary STJWIGE ILLNESS TAIIUA, Portugal (UP!) •- A mysterlwa illneaa baa .amaH cbildreu 'In a treek · In tbla rural e BUlK SPREADING • EARLY STORAGE DISCouNTs e PICKUP DISCOUNTS- TOP QUALITY SEEDS;:.· :~:.i. J . , ' '. '. • . < __ Doft't ~ ~til You Chedc Our bi~';_ _. .~ · J;Tftla• .GNti~IIL t 4\NDM¥1< N/.. ~;~'::i· M!LL ;OIIIM 'I'IS. ' . �• .. • • .. • ' . - 12-D~. sen~~ • ) . . ~ __ ._, Nf!W In Forming o• ·smoke Hit. Hard laus)jari WheaiFarmers (urn - A llknon ••vormnent co .... .. mliiH sold todoy clgorollo smoking lo • ''hulth h...,. • · .. · o o ord" which nHdo "opproprloto romodlol octlo,~." Tho 1\q. U. I. . Olf, flltun ~ 8ovlol ~ ISO OOQ.word report oold clgorotto smoking Is coouolBy OA'Q.ORD · Cl001IJN jiaylnc II "II clbudld lllciUII ly r~lotod to lung corcor In mon' ond is "tho _ , 1mUltlteti1Jir.o -~ Soviet ,.multurll paUq llbleo> portent ~f tho causes of chronic bronchlllo and omhy• . ,.. ..,_., . - . '-All Uveo are tntrloatoly ontwitled somo" WAS...,,G"-'" 1~!':'' . .Jrlth poUtlul and llnte&IC !lCift' . S!VIRE BUDGET STRAINS Agrttqlture ~ report slderotlolll.'' IRS lldopted -tbll . . WASHINGTON !UPIJ - Any attempt to stomp Out on Soviet qrlcalbJN tndlca!M vllw doo¢141 tbe fiiCI tbot 1he .-• lutft'lllltlonal lprollo smoking ovorniglll could put • oovoro otroln Ru,.lan !ormert have I lOIII Mlpcrl "btdleateo tbot a ·.btp :. tho notion's economy, llllloiJc• showed today. eo.... row lo hoeth ~~~ .potential lor lllmttllld , ..• W.UIUNGTON - A limple morco Soc,.tory Luther H- Hodges rocantly described eompell wl · productllll ll tblft." - . · _ . lnscrlpUon doslgnod by Mrs. I tobo<co on "$8 billion Industry, contributing to tho ers. EllS llld 11110111 tbl dlflk:UI. 11 Jolut F. KeMedy lo honor her support of millions of Ameriuns ond sorvlng on ootlThe Department~• Eeonomle ilea 1~ 8o'lllt q;r!tu!tuie late husband boo been carved moted 70 million customers -on Industry thot touchoo Research Service !IRS) Ill 4 are 1ae11 at. Jncentlvtl and 1nJ. on a monte! over 1 fireplace In lhoooclof end polltlcolllfo of oil Amorlco.'' . Soviet 81l'lcullllre must oolva Uatlve . r11U1ipf ffoip , tho White House. Inscribed m His roforonce to political lifo hod connotations. Tho many problema before It eu mepl contro1'1! 111011 farm prothe mantel bt tbo bedroom tobacco lnduotry is conto.-.d in six predomlnontly 0. meet demand , for Improved duclon tbroUiti qte IUld col· · President and Mrs . Johnson, · mocrotlc oouthern 1 totn which - becouso of tho con- dlell •1!4 4!0111U1110r &oodl- The IeeUvo ' - · OIMI'· probloma reada: rosslonol seniority systam - wlold groot power on AmeriCID firmer bas had no are ohorjqol ~ llt(Uiwlllld · "In this room llvad J o h n ~opitol Hill. And tobocco Interests ore cloliO to tho trouble meetlnc demands !of capital btvestment. J£RS uld.· Fltsaerald Kennedy and i11o hoort of tho OIO"'Hrl of Congrou from North Coro- both quill!)" llld quani!ly or There ~ 11 1 cllmaiA probwile Joc:quellne durlnl the two llna, Kentucky, VIrginia, South Corollno, Goorglo ond many yeara. 1em. Mucb o1 Sovlll ~ proyeon, ten month• IUid two days TonnouooThe IRS report was llllad on ductlon II conoentrated 1!1 '!'ld he wao prnldont ol tho United Noorly 3 million Amorlcons work on moro t h • n tbe rocent visit of agriculture and semi-arid regions with 1 Statea." SOO 000 tobacco form• which ovorago only oiJvhtly Secre~ Orville L. Freeman short 1row1n1 lleiiiOD. Allp, 111> It is directiy below another mo;e thon two ocr 01 • ond a group of department cordlni to ERS, lnlllfllclenl Itmllltol Inscription which reads: ,. In 1962, thooo forms yielded more thon 2.2 billion opeclallats to the Soviet Union. ll!ntlon Is pald to! mprovlnrdry· ''In thi~ room Abraham LinHIGH WIND AND A THUMP- The Robert Miller family that . this large pounds of loaf valued ot moro than $1.3 billion. l'or· The report aald tbe RUJilana fal'llllnC locl!nqUeo. coln olept during his occupancy frame house on the corner of Race and North Fifth in Middleport had thts huge tree mers In North 'carolina olono received $527 million for are "be!et with many prcble':"s ERS sad thet wblle the Soof the White House as president mght durmg an .earlt mornmg w_md . their tobacco in 1961. Combined federal, state and lo- in tryin~ to make 0~~. m- viets can meet their present dl• th row its weight a~ainst their_home Thur sd_ ay th of tho United States." t S ntmel fhoto ol taxes on tobacco in 1962 oxcoodod $3 billion, and creases lD fOOCI production. tary levels under average wea. ~~ooks like a~ouc_yjob_c<J~mg up re~ovmg e ree. - e . :he entire state education structure in South Corollno EftS was bt doubt about the thor condlUDDI, tho cllmlll! ll - JJASIUNGTON - Mrs. LynWll supported by tobocCO taxes. .. ....re llld lrckfe that there don 8. Jobn!On, who shlll"OS hor In addition to tobocco farmoro, thoro are 350.000_ are aroat ~~ear . . . huobiUid'o concern over tho n•shoroholdors In clgorotto companies In thlo country UODI ln Jl'abt productloll. otion'~ pockets of p<>Verty, flies SAN FRANCISCO !UP!) - I where Jack was stationed. Then soon would return lo normal. ond an ostlmoted 3 million or .more -rkero Oftllged ERS llld tbl compllealld .... ~Wilkes. Barre, Pa., today. to R .k Parsons the little Japa- came the birth or their four But rate sometimes plays cruel in tobacco marketing, processang, storing ..,d manuministrative ~ of SO\'It: survey ~orts aimed at boostmg n:!e o war bride. went home children, each occasi?Jl marked tricks. I' facturing. : qriculture alsO . ' ~rB iAthe areas hard-hit economy. Wednesdav , by a small celebration. '!'hose Relko became worse and Jack Tho Industry opondo $170 million a yoar for clg• creased farm production. The first lady's trip recallo;<l j Reiko. _;,ho met and married things are hard to forget. apent every dime he could af- : rotto advertising and roach01 deep l~ony other In.lhose of another preandent " Jack Parsons 13 years ago in So, too, ..-e the years In ford to ~rovide her with the I dustriet for Its 1uppll ... Tobacco nllfrufadurers for f •wife, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, her native Sasebo, looked lar America. Thty lived In Blr- best med•cal care. His money oxomplo, Ull for flavoring II Ioiii 95 per cant of all Janes Garfield Soorlo, 83, a Film Shown 0 wh~ also tnvol.ved h~self direct· older than her years. But so. mingham, Ala., aad Miami, ' soon ran ou.t. He never had I the licoric• consumed In this country. The Tobacco In- former railroad workef and Two Conventiol18 ' ly 1n a presSIRK natiOnal prob- too, did her hosband . Flo. and for the past 13 much to beg1n with, worldng al otltulo ostlmatoo tho! more thon 1.5 million buslniiSOI farmer, who resided 011 Rt. 2 Secretary Jack Robson wJem - poverty and unemploy- The trip was one neither I montbo Relko lived ln Atlouta, variDWl jobs In Birmingham and thoro In tobocco trado 11 suppllors, dlstrlllutoro ond Cheshire, died ot 1:20 p. m. ed color 1lklel o! twQ Jnll!rnalo ~ ment. Mrs. Joh11!on's mterest wanted to make - not this way : Ga. Forge& the la1t year~ Miami after his di!lchar1e. j merchandlsen. • ' Friday 1n Meigs Memorial Ho• ~onal Rotary eonv~. t• :wu not new .- she had mode anyway . There wece gayer II woo a good IUe lor both 18 He appealed lo ConJl'OSBIIUln NO LASTING DETERRENT pita!. He ·bad been a patient Tokyo, and Loa ~ JS lho 1 similar trips 10 th~ past - but times each could recall in a maay respeols: George Huddleston of Alaboma WASHINGTON (UPII- F- oxperto In tho flolcl.... there for three weeks. program of tbe Mldclleport • it took on lidded stgmflc~nce '" married lif that spanned . the When Retko first became ill a . for belp and the "old, !amly llovo that tho report of tho aurgoon gonorol'a commit• Mr. Searls waa born at Ky- Pomerof Rot"" club ln o!fftltl the Ught of the Pre!lldent s State Pacific and the North American couple of years ago, neJther she friend" arranged lor Relko to tH on smoking ond hoalth will sorvo oa o lasting d• ger June J, 1880, anti of U cllll· of the Columbia ,Gao S~m. Ia of the Uruon message to Con- continent. nor Jack dreamed lt would end : go to tho Our La~ of Perpetual ! terroni to confirmed smokoro. dren born to tbe We Levi and Middleport Friday .nl&ht-foll..,. 1 gress Wednesday. They could remember their : up this way. At first they IHelp Re!l Home ln Atlanta. They hope 11 might dluuedooomo norHmokors from Christine DeVault Searl!. A log dinner at the MartllllleStamarriage in a colorlul Japanese thought It was _nothing more , Outside of ono brief visit picking up tho hoblt, but they oro not evan too confl· brother and two lllters who 81ll'· urant. , .· · . MOSCOW - Rumors about a ceremony. The•·e were memor- 1than a passiOg illness and after her children Ill Christmas dent obout that, Past oxperlonco soomo to lndlcoto that vlve ere George Searls o! Eno, l'rosldt!nt B...atd tuliZ rea4 deranged axe _murderer s~ept leo too. of the happy first years an operation they could tal<e up !962, Relko has been In tho oHod of tho roport will be tomporory. Mro. Jennie Swink o! ll'ostorla the reslanatlon with II!Jl'll ci ·Moocow today m the ~blience of of their life together m Japan, l_thelf llves__J'_gau•_ an~ things for more than 1 yeer now. Clgo,.,H have boon undor vorlouo forms of Indict- ard Mrs. Bessie Darst of Ma- Cia- Locey,_ manaijJr <i ony official Information about - ·-- - · • hasn't seen her chUdron, two mont In .thlo country and obroad for 10 yoars, but aalos rlon. the local Oblo .lf,UOY {laklnC the rep<>rted k•ller._ Rehable boys, aged II and B. and two havo continued· rising to record lovolo. In Britain, tho He spent his lifetime at Ky· Plant, as a mentljer. Jol\n a. sour«• ' said _the SOVIet mlhlta, girls, 7 and ~- ln all tbo Ume govommont wont to war with the tollocco lndultry In ger and lor a Ume be wu-em- con wu appolntOtl to ••,.., Moocow s p<>hro force, Is pressl and her contiiUon hu becomo Morch 1962. efter tha Royal Collogo of Physlclant , . ployed at tho Hobson shopo. Hlo through on tbe elub's ~ iDI • hunt for • man who poses worse lnsll!ad of better. port..i 0 ....,., rolotlonshlp botwoon IIIIOklng ond lung marriage wu lo th~ former ship of selected Meigs ~ as a lr1e~y ~:s lnspe~: the . Her mother, an<louo oancor. . .. . P'811111e Jenkins, who preceded school studento at Uao.::::: A:. Wid~,~~ to ••vera! Gallipolis Post. State Highway Patrol investigated two Relko's hea\tb, wanted to The British go-nmont used redlo ond -~"1'!~ him 1!1 death Dec, :18, 1960, They fairs In\ltull bt Cine Ia m•n ac . .d 1 . M igs county Friday her. Jack thought It would advertising, and 1 pastor campaign to try had no ehlldren. ApriL persons during the Ch~stm:: a~ e!~r:. '~cdd:nt look place . - nlcolo go back to Sasebo llaln, Its cltl..,.t Into lbstolnlng, Clgoretto aalos ~~ • I Mr. Searls was a member of and N.;'.~ Yea;,l:sonhalt; :nd in Racine on Pearl St., at 9:20 Haven, w. Va., fc.-!olted $21.10 but tho coot of the trtp was far coni drop lmmocllttaly ~; the Clll)pelln ~ln. Sllqam Lodie of Muons ot Che- Woman Chargetlwith deBCfl le a~ut the' ~mors said a. m. A truck parked at the bond for pa..lng over a yellow beyond hla m~, But In I ahort whllo. 11101 had bouncad boek to t olr shiro, and the Eno _Grange. He lst Murder person$ · his victims curb and pulling away operated ilne, Ney Carpenter, 85, Rt. I However, be wrote to the lall! previous level and they hove olnco roached n- hlt!h• attended K Yg • r Methodist .,. -that o.fter engag':santries he by Homer Whittington, 31 . Rt. 2, Carpenter, fined $10 and coots President Kennedy and tbe Ono of thlo country'a top caneotr oxperto, Dr. Kon- church. MARIE'ITA (UP)) - Mrs. In ~okes am: P hi brief 'case Pt Pleasant coUided with a for failure to yield right of way, Force, hopeful that a noth l!ndlcott, director of the N•tlonal Concor lnstl· Services will be hold at I p.m. Allee Bl!ley, 40, . wu chariot pu an : • ~mm s ca~ driven ;,. Main St.. and Edward Young, 67, Rt. 1 Min- mloslon coold be . tuto, ro-tly told I Houit opproprlotlant IUbcommlt- SUnday ln tbe Chelblre Metbo- with first- de8ree murder In tbo and mur rs e . pulling into Pearl St., by Hazel ersvUie, fined $10 and costs for was turned down. tH thot ho bollovod smokors would not glvo up tho hao church, Rev. Weolo)> BenD- fatal ohootJac Frida)' of bor I SeU-•s 36 Rt 1 Portland. speed in excess for coodlttons. In desper1Uon, ho wrofo bit -ordiOM of ovlclonco linking It to concor or otl)or will officiate, burial WIU be busbentl, Dol)ald, II titelt bqmo NEW Alllt - The 15-year-<>ld ~ ·• • · . .. . ' ·-.. · ' bt Gravel Hill ceme~ under at Belpre. Polll!e .llld -tile 1!0. r couple kiiiOd Thuriday There was only moderate M"armn Runyon, 43, Miners- Sh•zuma Matsuo, Th dl-aas. tbo dlreotlon of Mller'• Home man refused to let Bailey, ~ son o a farm horne corth of da:magr. lo ttte Sellers car and ville, fined $10 and costs for Japan's AlrUnes Is J Fun 11 The ........., wUI l1e third '-- band bt ~- L-·at their, held 'the rime minor lo the truck. Whittington parkin& oo hlshway, Olarles Ume hi• luck hold. Hlltii:S DIUVERS . :state~t ':he ehri for one- when ..~ ""'.;;';j GronVilleO:s and lhltl 1lyeor- waa charged with not using due McDonald, 27, Pomeroy, fined regulations prohibit free MILAN. Italy (UP!) - Juan hour prior lo the aervlceo. hours lifter be bllit'le!t lill fob suapect y elealed caution in pulling from a park· $10 ana Clltlll for stop sign vic>- portaton but Matsuo got P'anglo of ArgenUna, call tb fUneral old ~thor ""' r h. t ing position and was lined 110 latlon and $10 and costs for fall· that by stortlng a special fund. world driving champion, Friends may at e u • nl8ht watdmwl Ill a beat•. and costs in Meigs county court. ure io trall8!er registration, He was the first contributor, will hire at least 15 Italian drlvhome IDitll the hour of tbe 1IOI'o · When ho triad to lOree hll 'Donny ~110do~~. ~rnl\ted H n H 15 A socood accident tuok place Jam.. Johnson, 22. Rt. 1 Porn· but not the last. JAL ers to compete In tho MOl vice. way In, !bey aald, oho !Ired ol hi! paronll, ~~ ., u' at 6 P m on Rt •• six tenths eroy fined IIO and costs for In both Japan and the '"l'emporada" In Argentino, k through the door""""""" him nd corn! Jeon ~··uro • . . ' Ho ' hipped bt nd Th -· ~ lotlted 011 the corner of Mabt ill tbe Wlr.om a .. Coun Sheriff ' John of • mile north of Pomeroy. A slop sign violation and Leonard Stales c a a was announced u.... ay. ranSouth 9 - bt Jacban. loea of .ald. ~ said. Jl)" Gilbert Reese, cor driven north by James Dailey . 26, Rt. 2, Reedsville, of days ago Jack was I• president of tho Argon. Collllnaed from Pace i oon the Woodyard 23 Pomeroy met fined $10 and COtlts for f1ct•t•ou• ln MJaml !bat tho money Automobile Club Sporta . Oalllll,_ . STATII: BANK NO. U6 Newark lawyer represen1IDi ' ' • him and his wile was center are Metp, able. . ~nt, Monroe, Guoruoey, Noelle, I brothers, aald Danny had de- ·• car that waa left of center III!PORT 01" CONDmON OJ' nlod tbe sbootlni•· ••And from and was oldeswlped, and tbe Statements Asked "I don't know how lo Oeeu·Woshetl Washington, Moraan. :.. find ut he ;,; not In· drtver of the other car conlln..... H ••·· Vbtton w,.t 1 .~"1' o ued on his way without slop- Of 141 Businessllll my thanks to tbese Bounded on three sides by """"''· oc.....,, • ,. volved, no added. in There waa only minor da· . . said. "When you've been wall!r, San Francisco Ia amoJJC aon, Ross, Lawrence, B-rOllm,l . P g. Wood d Th Raymond J. Price, DIStnct in a position such as ours few cities of the world with to, Highland, Adams, Rlclne In tbe State of Ohio ot the e1ooe Ill bulinell 01. Doo. mage to tho yar car. e M I th C I bu of!·ce and Clormont . 1983. ' . hit-ski occident Is oUJI under anaaer 0 e 0 um • 1 start thinking no one more !ban half Ill perimeter · ' _P of Dun & Bradotreet, Inc., an- especially after you washed dally by 1bo ocean'o II- Clarence Glngerleh Ia dirE!Cioirl !~tipton. 18 ted b th nounced slltement requests been turned down dal eurrents at Jaekslll of the conter. II ~~;;:;;~;;:~=l~=E~•od:T~:!.b patr:t':n:ed ~es A.y Wi~ ~·~• mCalled to 141 businesses bt "We had llllpo.i to keep thts l ;;~:;;;;;:;,;;;;;;·......... iiOiiiiiiiOiOiiiiiOiOiiiOiii,l~=~fj f 1118)103,28 1 Hams, 28, Rt. 3, Thomaaville, ••II• oun y. whole thing q!liet. Alll!r till, II tUreet.. .... oon?a.ll (ContinUed from Pap I) N. C., c~ed Jan. 18 for passing Price oald, 141 <hangea were , was our problem. but 11'1~00 oi!lclals about dozing down tho on 1 hill, Thomas Callison, 38, made 10 tbo Dun & _Bradstroet someone - like tbe JAL no dum 10 as to be easier to en· Rt. 1 Cheshire, cited today for Reference Book llotlngs of ---; eomeo through 11 they ',GM.OO ler. p speed ond Lawrence Tawney, Meigs county businesses, lnclud- It • pretty hard to keep It to ~~1~oirdi-i"iii)" 4H,IM.fll It was agreed tbe new admln· 23, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, cited Jan. Ina 37 ¥dded, 40 names deleted, yourself. We want ev~ fl .. , ,. ,. ,,.,., , lstratlon should crack down on 15 for yellow line violation, and 61 changes In tbo raUngs tnow.how grateful we are. '~:1~ - traffic violators and hold may... Convictions in Meigs count)! of continuing businesses. ~ Relko sat qua.eUy 1n he · · .... • · .. _, · • • .............. •• • • .. • .a··iii'i:iDt-or's Court senlom. The coun- coort lilcluded Wllllom Boring, changes occuning In M•li• wheelchair as aullne TOTAL A8Siml ....................... _. ...;.;~r;;F.lt ell wiD meet tho first Wedne• :W, Rt. 1 Albany, !ned $5 and county are 2 per cent lo- prepared lo load ber L I A B I t I T r 1ll I . . . ' .. ;; '.'! • day of each month at 7:30 p.m. coots for unaafo vehicle, Pres- than in tho rest o1 tbe country hugo .U~er and red jet. l\1!"'!~~ depoolto Ill lndlvlduals, )Orlnonblpo, • .-,,. · ·.· • Mrs. Freckor wu the only ton Bird.aong, 40, Nuhvllle, whore a change o1 buolneos sig- never llld a word but eorporotlons ... .. ... . , . .. ....... : .•• , •.• ftUIIUO -m~"r of the official family Tenn .• forfeited $25.!10 bond for nificanco Ia L"OWited about every her was written on her face and 1114 aorillp dopoolto oltntllvldjllll. .. - . 1 ,_ ~ eye& Shet ook o ne , ~pi, ond -allona .. ., .. ·.. ... .. ,..,,_.. pot present speed, Marvin Goete, 20, New five oeconds. bet lb.. II Stall!uod poU!,Ical oulitllvlllans ...... IQ,I'li!.10 . look ar jlllt ore & llld ~ -:: landed her aboard. as If to • t.L DIPOSITS-.... .' .... .' .' .'".' ."~~~~ . . my soodbye. 1il1'olil 4~4 depoolto . . :.: IY C. E. BMIU!SLEI . Co. Ap. AleJd lt'o that lime ol year •aaln. Of coutlo, I refer 1o !be fllIns ollarm ~ tao: returns. 'lllll II Ill llllDIII job !bat liiiiSI llo clone. It's tbe onl~ way In lhll COUillry "" can pay for tbe beue!lto of Uvtnc In 1 .country ouch u ours. Moot l4elp cotlllly larmera ero will aware of the need fix' llllJII rolurao and of havins tbe factual mall!rlal to mal<e up the retumo. But It Ia desirable eseh ,)'tar lo consider !lOme of t be ways lncoino tao: retumo may lie adjuated lor tbe beneflt of tbllallli owner or the benefU of . rovam- w . Home to n·Ie Japanese ar Bfl"de Gomg Former Railroad Worker J. Searls Dies At Age 33 I our cotllllry. Tblo JOir tbere IMllll to be no maJor clwJceo, 10 U mlgbt b, will II> m1ow dates and ""'""' tbot bav• taken place I a - ,...,., J'or 1he datea, most Melp \ · ·- ( "( ,• , ' , ' 1 • .;,tur!"ed eW iiiiiiiiiiiioa...... W, HER.E? Family is in CAN YOU FJND THE FOLLOWING T SERVICES EXCEPT A • •• CAROLINA LUMBER ound. ................... CASH • e CASH JaS:: th~t"':b.~· tum to the lind she bad· ,!'.;. toan~--~.:"'br::'~ancer. • ·~~ou DISCOUNT We will pey your Interest on e YOUR TRADE-IN eDOWN PAYMENT ePAYMENTS DEFERRED UNTIL MAY 1 THE DAILY SENTINR DIYOTID TO INnRin OP MIIGS MAlON AliA ........ "'... ............,. ......... ,.........., ......, .......,. .. 0.... ...... ....... .., " "" 0.. ........... . . ~.u..- Dido. • ...._ oen.. ,_.. tn' • lml .u.rtll ..... " ' J.IJ.II. ....... u ...... t:t. . •aUIII .u. It . . . . . . . . . . tt . . ...,. -- N &u.atl ......... ............-. 8ottiMUI • ...,.. 11i1 A•e.. .... Yell: ~ r.- .. atJ, & DELIVERY? YES FULL SERVIa? YES . e EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES, AND COURTEOUS SERVICE? YES ~ • N. . 'lor& O.U....L!I 111J ... """ .,.u.o-. ...... ,. weelu ... , . . ' .. ........ l l , . . DdJ a.tlael . . . . ·11.-. • ................ ~~aatb ... - ..... 11,111 ... omtets·......., •tt ••ttn*' (b> Toll! unil ih4 II Ollber llabUl~• : · · · · · · • · · : • • • • • • • •• • • • •; • 1 • ••• • '- .TOT~ UA8ILlT11IlS ......... \., .. : ...... . idiom 11o11r. t1111 Pol' 1"11~ .. . ................,,........ ,, ,. ................... ...... ,•~· · I . · luynow no peymenta until June 1, '64 .,FULTON-THOMPSON TRAaGR SALES , WYWIOI ·' ........ Farmall' Tridor Owntrsl ·. ' . '... ' - Some housewives Ln the Big Bend area have had to pay up back social security taxes plus interest and a penalty ~ause they flied to report the wages paid their maids to the Internal Revenue Service.. . . William P. Bark~r, distr.lct of the SOCial security ln Mariet.ta, emphasized that social security coverage for household workers Is not optiOIJ.. the worker Is paid cash lwaae• of t50 a quarter by Qne , she's under social • he said. He cited the case of a cleaning woIIBl8D who worked only one day week. Although she worked one family, ooly, and made a day , this was enough her work under social 1\sc!Cwity. Since there are 13 weeks in a calendar quarter, she being paid ~2 a quarter. Her employer must make a II ~::!rat the end of 1 a e h II and send ln the social security tax oo the wages. ··: iday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Slone of Cleveland. wiches, potato chips, candy can- Mr. a~d Mn. Ben Buckley es, and pop were served. Com- entertained with a family din· mittee members, mothers, and ner recently. Those present were leaders helping with the party Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Lodwick and were, Mrs. Carlyn Blanton, Mrs. son of Culumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newlun, Mrs. Harold Roger Buckley and family o! Brewer, Mrs. Willa Provancha, Pomeroy , Mr. and Mrs. Gail Me· and Mrs. Charles Larkins (lead· Cain of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. ers) Mrs. Frank .Rise, Mrs . .c. George Buckley and daughter, Ed Humphrey, Mrs. Mau~Ice i Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed Humphrey Reed , and Mrs. Ernest WhJte- and daughteliS, Mr. and Mrs. head. Bill Orr and sons, Mr. and Mrs. CBC CLUB MET Chester Buckley ' Mrs. Haile) CBC Club ate out for their ~ · Buckley and sons, and Mar· December meeting. Couples en- llyn Buck.ley all of Reedsville. joying the dinner were Mr. and M~s. James Caru thers and Mrs. Don Myers, Mr. and Mrs. famllr of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Marks of Long Bottom, Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. were recent visitors of Mrs. Ernest Whltehead and Mr. and Larkins. Mrs. Denver Weber. Mr . and M!'s. Lowen ChevaOLIVE TOWNSffiP lier an~ sons o.f Mansfield spent FIRE DEPT. holidays wtl:h Mr. and Mrs, The Ollve Township Fire Cheva1Ier and Cary). partment extends thanks to donors on their recent making project. Prlzt winners were announced first prize TV set to Melvin Smith of Pomeroy Star Route, second prize jewelry to Roger Dlllon of Reediville, third prize transistor ra· dlo to George Heinze of gantown, W.Va. TupperS Plains SOCiety • Notes BY EVELYN BRICKLES The W.S.C.S. of the ember quarter are due by Jan- rection of Vivian . 31. The reports go lo lbe Marilyn Buckley, Alene K 1 n Director of Internal Re- Hazel M. Buckley, and met 2nd at of Neisel six menlbers present. The topic Wllat It- ·Means Belong to the Woman's Soof Christian Service, was by Murl GriffHh with members taking part. The meeting wUI be with -··t . . . . . . . . . . . (1/peoo- • - lo#rll!d In •al). At JIL :e~. d JWI' 11& fjllllll 1111 II!" 1 tlllllblllallon of •• ~ IOII~nt eam- meal erodlto 11 r - - . !Jlrod, npo~r~, malnlt l1lf .tljeet to .oocfal security The ocbedule F part ~ 1011 foocl, - · or suppllol lu up -IG ,_per year. Is COIDlliOII referred 1o u 1 b 1 moebbJe hire 11111 AINIIblr form tbot flft'lllerl Farm ochedult. On ~ oU of tbe ~ tho DilDY nerorlll')' farm oitooiW ... more tbln !bey ~o items ollarm Income IIJid farm et · - · to lbo ld>edule D form 1010, e>:penoo ore figures. MDII flll11>whlcb 11 "Gafllo ODd Looses ers use the easb form so cub A1oo • part nf . . . . . IChed- from Sal., at Ezehanges of lncome from tho aalo et 0 17 ule II tho . . . I!Ltlr wbleh "-""·" Thll 1o prlmorll)' o1 livestock or crops producto "'" 10 IDIJIIIe Uao ..,. voluo ,. 1tag-t1mo ..pltal aswell as agrlcullural of ~ Ia nlue nf 1011 wblt:b a1Jow cabta ,.. 1ooseo payments, aoU baak prcperty during the year. and w..-e held ..,... !ban 1 t,.s gasoline tu refunds, and moy be tiiOd to nduce In- mootbo. Some eumpleo of such ~ ltema arc listed as Income. tao: llablltlr. lde1ll farm- lrllll8aCtions ere tbe ult ill Expenao, o1 cour10 , lncludas soom lo bovo IIlio pretty machinery, 10111e broedlac cows In mlad, bul ;.eey once • whlcll were 10id or even lnclutl"" find . ...,_., who et1 misht be ~ 1oea or ...r..cl< baa ool llalng tbll ol I PeJ"IlOillll outo. All ol bolp f!8uro filii tblir la<ome 11emo can be tiiOd ill fl&urlnl rotum. tho gain or Joos of ·tbe ule of ahotdt1 be pointed out .. property ... assetl. lime that 1aeome tu ,.. Aller tho form 10401" Is COIJio lor any any ...,. pleted !ben tho net lncome :II .., uy Cdllpl!lf are carried over to the form 1040 Mr. and Mra. Cecll 1o be 1 juat IUid lair whlcb 11 tbo "lndlvlduol fit. All r~~ Jo.• _and The person auballltlng come Tu Return." This 11 the 0 e!ll VIsited retura 11 to PaY hlo w bor form that Js used by most peooWI h her parents, Mr . and Mrs. share of tao: but is not • pie in the United Staletl for fl.. Everett Lambert. 1o pay ar.y more t!.an nally dotermjnfns tbelr incomo Mr. and Mrs. Jame1 Stough, just and fair amount. tax liability. Places are providCheryl, and David of It also might be pointed out ed oo tbia form for wages and CJty, Mrs. Madeline any person who makes an salaries. WoH Pen Society Notes II -t"" ans, Mike, Kay and Steven Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Jamie Todd and Mr . and Mrs. Johnson visited Saturday evening with M~. Joseph Johnson and am· Harley Johnson vlslted with Mrs. Nellie Tracy Run. Mrs. Harley Johnson visited with Mr. Albert Heilman on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shumate and family of Charleston, w. Va., were Saturday night visitors of his sister· and brother· in-law, ,Mr. and Mrs. Larry J11hnson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and Angella were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. of Bunk'!!r Hill. A ls o were Mr. and M r Charleston, W.Va. Mrs. Howard ThoilUI and Angelia were Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson.· Mrs. Daisy Knapp of West Columhhl Is visiting with her daughter, Mr'. and Mrs. Lin- RusseD· Mrs. Harold Gillogly, Also provided are places !~ income from business, Utcome or loss of Income itom sale of property, farm income, and the (.'omputation of income tax. ::; Farmers, like other taxpay. In the event you ·discover an ers, must keep records to pr.in any return filed you p<:~re accur11 tely an income tas: may correct it by simply filing return, and insure that only 81, ameoded return. It the cor- their proper tax. is paid. PaW rectioo results in additional bills, canceled checks, etc .• ta:r due the additional amount which substa ntiate entries in should be submitted with the your records, should be filed in retum . If the correction of the an orderly manner and stored error amounts in 8 re 1und or ina safe place so that they wiU credit being due an amended be available when needed. return wi11 .serve as 8 claim for Good records can !JBVt doJ .. refund. Jars, are essential for efficient u possible, the amendt.'d re- farm management, and are u. tum lhould be fil~d on 8 ior m ed in preparing credit applicaof the same year as t he tions. Good records c.n lead te return amended. If you cannot maximum social security covget a return for the same year erage. and income tax saving!. use one for a diUerent year but Here are some ways they may it to show the correct help. year. Farmers may secure a copy Also on the farm form we of the FarmerS Tax Guide from find the computation of social the Extension Office. This prosecurity self-employment tax Ivides help In filing returns. should submit an amended return whenever the error t. These error:, should filed within three years of date the original return ts Vicki Bruce, of Carpenter were visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Lincoln Russell . Mrs. Harley Johnson receiv· word of the death of ber · and former resident, Mr. J. E. McDaniel of Montrose, Gladys Colorado. venue In Cinnclnoatl, Ohio. Buckley. Mrs. Lelah McLane received Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Jolmlllliousewives may get the report Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barton word of the death ol her broth- son, Tammy and Cheryl, were ll"'rn'" sent lo them after they and daughter, spent Chriotmas Wayne Clehlnd of Londoo, Sunday aftoruOOD vlsllors of Mr. out ·and maD a postcerd with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and those going there to Mrs. Charley Smith and .fu. II =~available at Uao Marietta phenson and farnlly of Frost. tbe funeral were Mr. Mr. and Mro. Carence Shull security office. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. J. S. Davl.!, Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barker pointed out that the were recent guests Mr. Mrs. Ross . Cleland and Mr. were week end visitors tax Is shared equa~ by tbe Mrs. Charlc!s Donaldson an and Mrs. Billy Clelaed. their 800, Mr. and Mro. bousewHe and the worker. Tho family of Logan. ' Mrs. Lucy ~ returned Shumall! and !amtly of lu for eacb II 3,_ per cent. Mrll. Helen Archer spent tbe home from Manoo, 0 . where IMall8flel~---Tbe housewife deducts the work- holidays With her son, Mr. and spent several weeks with / er's tao: from ber pay and sends Mrs. Doo Coleman and family her daughter, Mrs. Thtlma Whole eggs act 11 a binder a check for the l4llal tao: with of Columbus. · Olase and fanuly and otber in croquettes and meat loaves. They alBo thicken ·liquids u bt tbe report. Mary Jane Cashdollar of CoRecent callers on Mrs. pie U.IQI'SIIJ ~""-- Ctlltarda1 Jl'O'~ 'l'-1 Tho Marietta social security lumbus, spent Christmas Frost were Miss Josephine 'SOUps and sauces. office at 309 Putnam Slreet bas her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Keno and Mrs. a booklet which explalna social fred Cashdollor and family. Bean of Guysville. II security eoverage for hoosehold Mary Ruth and Juy Sauer Pvt. Clair Cassidy, who has wurkers bt detaB. Tbe booklets Middleport. were overnight 011 a l~ay leave .fro~ are free and Include the post.. guests of their cousins, Jean, card a housewife needs to maD Jane, and Juli Whitehead. Carohna here With .his get tbe report forms from Mr. and Mrs. George Hall. mother. Mrs. Vellllll Cassidy, tbe Internal Revenue Service and daughter o! Columbus are has returned lo Sooth Carolina • vlslting wUh Mr. and Mrs. where he has beeo taking his IJPIIIIntl 11e1p1 Plaato ton llall, and Randy. hasic trainill~ in the army. , In tbe course ~ fill quick pas· Mr. and Mrs. Ernest White. Thuse callmg oo T!Uie Reed sage, 1lgbtDing !reel nitrogen In bead entertained witb a family at the home of R. K. Rowan enveloping air, Th1s subae- dinner Christmas night. Mabel Kim,_ Lucy Kim, quently lalla" to eortb with lbe attending were Mr. and Cassidy, DoriS Davia and ralntlropa, makllll pod plaat Harry Pickens of Racine, Wayne Brickle!. eSEE or CALL food. and Mrs. Harold Sauer and . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth GrU._._......_.._....,...............;............_...._._.._....."ii(Jtb and soo Joseph spent the weekeDd at Columbus visUins , her brother, Mr. and Mrs. William Curna and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Coma and children and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Como and boby of Par~· ersburg were 1buraday even' . Ins guests here et their. couslll, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grlffltb and ..., Joseph. Mr. and IIJames Corns und chUdrtn jnat returaed home from Germany where be wu stationed for four lll1clonl .tooling Cuts Ill• Cost of Pncluctlon years ln the Army • ~ - .• . I . Mr. and Mrs. Everett· Watson· IGGJ.MlLK-MIAT and family spent tlunday with ' . brother, Mr. mll Mrs. WIJ.. Ham Watson and family of ecustom Grinding, Shelling & Mixing port, W. Va• o' "Sure Sign of Quality'' Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2-2115 ~ulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio rre.l'riiliiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiili Want _Fertilizer . FOR ECONOMICAL EFFICIENT v POMEROY TODAY FE·EDI~NG. RESULTS U-SE We ,Can St:Jve You Money On •.• ....~ · ~- . e BUlK SPREADING • BI'Oilers e SAME QUALITY MATERIALS? YES .CAROLINA LUMBER ·AND SUPPLY CO. ............. * - ....... .,. ................. _.... ' ........ ......... . Point Pl-.nt, w.. Vo; llallllnt,UU .of • BUDGET ACCOU NTS? YES • CARRY YOUR ACCOUNT TO JOI -COMPLETION? YES On.AII Haying Equipment .• ....... ,............ ;: ." · PHONE WI 9-3202 S-OCIAL SECURITY ghters ol Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meredith and lOIII Beverly. Mr. and Ml"ll. Warren Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber ond sons and Jean, Jane and Juli Whitehead. Melanie Brown of Ohio State University. Columbus, spent ing the holidays with her parAlnts, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Brown and lami!y. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed Humph· rey, Karen and Robin were hoi- PERSONALS A ChristmDJ program presented at the M. E. Church Christmas eve. Recitations, car- 1 ols, and skits were presented RACINE, 0. Social security reports for by the children from the 55~~~~ the October, November, Dec~ munity. This was under the ,-----EARLY SEASON----., . ................ IT A L '- A .C C 0 U wu aom1 home to dle. ~__, CARRY? YES I Reedsville ciety Notes Kibble, Reedsville. Ulah Swan, Tuppers was vlaltlng Cora Swan who ill at the hmne of her son, bert Swan. Mr. and Mrs. Zern spent several days with tlves in Columbus. A belling W81 held recently for Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie ley, recently marrjed, . Margaret Groce is a patient at Camden Clark Hpspltal in Parkserburg, W. Va. Mrs. James Caruthers and family of Louisville, Ohio, spent several day• with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks. Mr. and Mra. Wuyne Prine~ spent New Year's Eve WIth Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Celdwell of Tuppers Plains. . Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates viJ. NEW HOLLAND The Racine Home Bank • la •1 Offle Long Bottom Society Notes riARL STREET 1 :.u:;, c01lU111ssions, other eompensa- sizeable lnveotments durlns tbe Uoo, or personal services total- last year may wish to use the lng ~ or more to any indl- Investment credit ao a n.eans ol vidual to tbe extent not report- reducing Income tao: liability. ed on Form W·2. Tho Important !'Oint. of Ibis 11>Some questiODI have been vealment credit are that t b-" raised recenUy coocemlng Fed- property must have been acera! gas tao: refund, Thoee ro- qulretl after December 31, 1961, funds may be claimed !oUow- must be tangible personal proping the ooe-year period of July erty, or certain real property, 1, 1963 to June 30, 1964 a n d and have a useful !Ue ol at must be filed oo or before Sep-lleast four years. tember 30, 1964. If lhe uset!li life Is four or · lied Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisle of Syracuse. Mrs. Oscar Babcock and Ray IUid Beverly Carter visited Allee and Mr. and Mrs. Roy- So _ mood Fitch, Hazael. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence BarRecent vlaltoro of · Mr . . IIIII nett m Tuppers Plains were visBy Mrs. Lyle Balderaoe Mrs. Oscar Babcock were Mrl. Mr. and Mrs. Norman WeGIRL SCOUT NEWS Margaret Cawthorne of ber. A party was held during the ley, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Janet Frank was an,overnlghl holidays for Girl Scout Troop C. W. Taitt, Little guests of Patricia Smitb. 179 and Brownie Troop 180 at Mr. and Mrs. David -VIolet Smltb the Skate-A-Way Rink. A gift Patricia and David, WeN exchange was enjoyed by the Mrs. A. C. Stewart and A. """" ,. member&. Refreshments of sand- MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. ne......... Underemployed, Undertrained Rm·se Hopes years, theo you may use I income iu In 11M12 you can carone-tblrd of IJ.le amount invest- ry this credit back ooe year or ed •• credit. If the ""''"' life you may carry It ahead for five is •ix or seven yeara you may succeeding years u&illt ;. used, use two-tblrds of the value. If or unUI the avalloble period the usef!li me Is elgbl or more expi.-.• years you may use all of the One of the wealuaos... of value. tilts type of reducttoa 11 ,, Adding all of these arnoonts : H the property 1o ..W be1ore together you then take seven the leagtb o! We )'001 cstlmslO per cent ol this. then you have lo., bock and This amount l~en may be de- reflgu"' Uao oalft HI • op dueled fronl your tollll Income from the !trot 'Ole lonD ued 1U liability. If you had to pay for tbe CllmblllaUoo o1 lovesl- l'hono Paul Poynter Corpontar, 0. MY 1-2519-Roclno, o. WI 9-3202 ..,...a par Counl)" flrmero will use P'ebruIFf 17; · lllM for llllng. Till.! Is two 4¥1 beyond normal a~ parentt¥, u the 16th laDs 011 SalUrday. Any return which is (11-ed oa or before February 17th 1a ap time. 'Dill ftliDg requires form 1040 and the Seedille F wh1ch lt the farm return. U yoo are en employer and made timely deposita of social security taJ:e~ on wages ln 1963 for qrlculturallabor, you must file form M3 for such taxes on or befon February 10, 1964. H you did. not make timely depoeltl of aach taxes you must file the form 1M3 by January 31, 1164. You allo ahould. give each agrlcu)tural worker a statement before JIDUII'Y 8bt of the wag.. 11 paid and aoelal security tax· 11 wi~kl 1183. All farm bustnelltl ·must annual informatloa retuma Fellruary ll.liM for made dur.. Ins 1983 o! .,w-tos, wages, !001, Somo farmers who have made five .---sURGE ·Dairy Farm Equipment pat ro I probes 2 MIShaps In Mel·gs County Fr·iday = DIIIJieullltel, ~ ~ 0.. J& U. JIMt . · .... M 1.1 . ,.,_ fl Ju11 I JA.,. • ,.,_."" ~ lt's That Time of Year Again for Farmers to File -Tax Returns F-!114 'Be~"nd U·S Growers ~AsHINGTON ., Serv-ice -' e~lk Feed ' . Delivery Service ' e $0-;LB. •U&S . e Veterinary ·~~tt- feed\ine $Ui)))hes , . _ , '' Xneint. &. SupP.Iies •.•,. - iN.OUSIRIB . . I - eEARLY ' STORAGE DISCOUNTS e PICKUP DISCOUNTS - TOP QUALITY SEEDS Don't luy Until You Check Our bii(OII~ . PQM~9Y Lt\NDM¥J< ,...:::!.·:..•·•~ - ~'f.: . , . TIL 9 ,..; . J\' · .. ' I. .• '• 1\:I•A �• • - I ' ,I Eagles. Do It Again: Come fhl:::S;"'hL' 48-46, to Buffalo Bisons From Behind, Edge KYger *· u ..: If>~. ~ . I MASON - The wohama Whlte f-J-1. Toi.M; Falcons dropped their flftb (6-9) Eastern's Eogl!t made the the morfin to 31·16 by halltime 6li tries for a more impressive game of the season, Friday Buffalo _ TeoyU, 1 t ,ai; only lea~ they held count In a and W81 comf~bly m front, 42 per een!. Kyger c....k hit on night, to a &ood Buffalo team, Allen 1- t t· ~ big · way as Coach Bob Wise's 41·32, at the start of the final II of 2S r.nots in the firsi hall - · on the Wahama floor. .... baakolball crew n!Jiped tn period. wh1le Eastern struggled t• C<JOo Th . tor the · hth of 10. Meod<nia 1-~· CrJd& Kyger Creek l!cbeal!, 47-45, Fri· , It was dutlni those final ei&ht nect on six or n. Eaatom, DD the e VIC / ';:,' lst::g f l-l~· Bilek 'l-f-2 '~ day night. , mirwteo tllot the Eagl101 staaed the otiter ha~. controlled reseason or e v rs rom 17 ,• •41 · ,· . The Ea1leo trailed oil the · a sporklllti comeback while bounding wil~ 40 compared to Putnam coonty. They have loot --<lf.~) · · , f way, once by 11 many as 1~ Iboldine Kyger to only four points 23 for the visitors. Ridenour four. The Falcons now own • Scorine by quorl4n : _ 25 points, until Rocer Spencer toos- lln the period. Rldenoor a~ Ken led Eable rebounders with IS season record of · · Wsbama .... , •.. 14 • • • , ed_ In two free tttrawa with Hartung paced tne Eastern ral· while Jill> Frenc~ a~d Melvin The Falcons took an early Buffalo .. , , .. .. . It tl • rrunute and 51 seconds left 1:1 I)' m the last quarter wath five Coen topped K-C wath siz: a- ~ad against the talkr Bisons, 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==--~ tne final stanza. S)leker·o two each while Cnarles Knight piece. · but were able to lllt a1ly six II charity tosses ended scoring and Spencer were scorina three Kyg.er Creel~ 16 31 41 45--45 points in tbe second quarter .and for both team's and accounted and two, respectively . Eastern 9 16 32 47........4:'1 saw the visitors tie the game for the Bobcats secon4 heart· Ridenour and Kyger's Melvin K-c- French 3--1-7; Barn- at 20-811 at llaUtime. breaking 1~8 to Eastern this Coen tied for scoring honors ette ().....()......; Duncan 2-1-6; . Ra~. 1~ 'I;~, •1 •I a ,.,....,., season. with 15 points each. Hartung al- Petty 2-0--4; Coen 6--3-lS; In tlo• llrsl aame of the . so tallied 14 for the Eagleo and Tyo 6-2-14. TOTALS 111--7ttt:-t4 reu11dbaU entpalg• the Spencer netted 10. Lenny Tyo, 43 . Eaglet dnmpod KyllO• Creek with 14 points. was the only Eastern - Knight 2--4-8· Ri· 53-1! when Jolin RJ.Ienour pomp other K.C player to hit double tlenour 5-3-15; Spencer '4-2 ed lb,..p a JIU olloul oholl figures. -10; Hartung 6-2-l 4; Cruise after lhe glltJIO bad eaded. Eastern hit on only 18 of ~ fl.-j).-0 ; Hoffman ~; TOT· K.C jumped Into a quick 16-9 tries from the field in ~uffalo fncomer went ahead m the OJ)" I Mlfi'UND emng mlnutos of the second half the ALS 18-11-47. pom~ advantage at the end ol the tn~rd quarter. A mutu.t and held a two A field goal by Harry Surface bed tt up at 37-37 as the fourth quarter opetted, but at that pomt the _Buffalo taam tsllied '"' •tock• ......... .... Wo•• Futu,. Growth? MIF GIOwtll!llle first quarte;- lead last night defensive battle for 29 per cent Reserve score: K-C 37, East- straight pomts for thell' b1ggest on the Eaatem .court, increased and the Bobcats tallied 19 of ern 35. lead of the game. The Falcons 1· · cut the lead to two but could I 1532 not catch up before the final , buzzer. \ TOTAL Woa z Lost 1 4 C's Pete CUndiff Blind Mary Cundiff Bill Cundiff TOTAL f. ~nl~tz Priced From $269 to $74? '0 EASY TERMS .......... Down P•ym•nt- Up To 24 Months To P1y l)vor 40 Now ond Usid Biku On Dls~loy Mldwnt Coe 84 _Monmouth 76 N. W. COMPTON, • I' I' ·~.. ' ere's a ' j§T~ex~f· ' • 2': ,. I ' 11--8--12. COIN-OP TYPI Anyone bctndy ·with ·tools · can '• a ~ 19b:''Of ·Pcin; ., .Jing.lt'• fun~ •• It's pi'Cidical P.roteFtet.f b,r. a 'hosP,tlalu:atwn plan that is guaranteed renewable for life, . the man to seeuyout" man from NatiOnwide I 10 Ills. $2 I I l ROBINSON'S __ ••••••••• ' ' II 491 415 Kennedy \.iardner 378 455 2357 m 510 127 514 564 2588 R. Ru~ E. Cunningham ~ J. Johnson W. Chisler F. Reichert TOTAL Wan I Lost I BlUe • Gny V. Wippel A. Coates C. Ingels F. Porter J . Duerr TOTAL · ll'oa I Looll 435 465 465 1976 m ' , nec8stary. ' --KYGER CRI!Eit LEAGUE A Shill Riley :i:es Burton TOTAL WoaSLoltti'OIIlllt c Shill 4115 Riffle 53f Logan S90 Bllnd ' 423 Hy.. u m · Smith !It! TOTAL WoatLoltiPaildal 1\andlcap 2138 TOTAL Woo Z Lost l Poinli 3 Odd Bolls J . Reynolds J . Stewart C. Aikin •.• ' ' wiU train ·~t!Cied 1 1 . ' 169 Nelson Halfhill Faulk 381 5641 430 Stewart m 0. Neal TOTAL 2363 ~t I Polnls 4 ~· ·11<-~. ' · ' .. ,~.~il-it ~- . ·) ., ..... ...-;. ' • ' \' ' "~ ,~"U~o.f~' f ' / i "1 OPP!CI HOU.S. to S:OO Dolly OtMr. by ~lniMIIIII ,,oo N e w1 The box score : Wahama - Powell 2-3---7· Team High Series-· New Ha- Wamsley, ~10: Shrirnplin', ven, 1784. 1--n-..:.-2 · Roush , 1--6--2: Kitchen, 7-2-Hl: Green. t-0- 2"; ......... Surface, Grey pups Take Blue Imps With 4th Period Surge ~; Bird , HERITAGE I SECUI'IITII!S,INC. ..._G-..01' ~; DESIGNED FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION Coach Paul Smith's GAHS Imp reserve team batt1ed Nelsonville's Greypups on even terms for three periods Friday night before going down to defeat, 29-24. I ... TV PICTURE You Sheuld lo Geltllll LET US-CHECK YOUR OlD ANTENNA IOJ'Y .n tbe necnmaterial~ Ia - k We hnve :::::p----1 at loweSt prire1. eLt.htnl,.. ArrMten eChhnney Mountt NllW eL.-.IRI Wire W/negald COLORTRON eGuy Wlnt ANTENNA -AIIC- with EJ.droeic AatpliiW ONlY ANTENNA$ $6490 '9··' ... No.--- oultw TV •t it. belt with t:be--- tbai . . . . . icolly eroplitM. TV ~! Deli'f'ena deanft', sbarper pietuN to your - . , im~ w.ck &. white, ktol Gold ...,_ diMid. klo .,._...a; wwi-. A-a.W. without ~ Amplifier ·- ASSOCIA'rED RADIO •114 TV m- $:M... HAitlt'l' MILLIIR,- ,...... PHONI WYI4AI 114 I. MalR - - -- . ·- - Attention Dog Owners Billie GUmore 3115 Bob Gllmoro Dlanno Miller DOug MOler TOTAL w..,IIMI t IJDtaacbabiH Barbara Roush 115~ 3116 !148 1784 Ralph Rou!lh MoryRoullh Jim Gress DEADUNE FOR PURCHASE OF 1964 DOG UCENSE IS JANUAA1'.' 20TH. ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPUCATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT HOUSI NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($200) FOR EACH DOG, MAJ..& OR FEMALE. To obtain licens~ by mall, fill in a nd mail thi• form to GOitDON B. CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs County, PIANOS eWUILmlll eiiAI.DWIN llld OTHII FAMOUl NOTICE tei• . Little 1 Team High Game Haven, 656. Pomeroy. Ohio. l!ndooo &elf addreued stamped envelope and price of license. Female $2.00 ICe-'. I hi • •10 ' Ownen Name •••••.••••.•..............••••.•..•••.••••••••••••• : ..... Male Dog .2.00 Spuyed hmal• $2.00 AI• , Pearf W. Willi11111 contest Jlt N. Socouutl Afto D 0 0 Bobby Sa~~Yers and Chuck Thompson with 12 and 10 points, 1 WY 2-2311 Mhld'-' Seri~ _ Men Art respectively , paced the ····························~································ --- -----·- .... -- .... - Township --~ ' preo;ent· occupatloa. ~ ' ·, ~· ' ,' l 438 D. Hunnel 224> TOTAL Won 0 Lost I Points 0 person or periODI at :··''\irriti% the Dii.:. sin'ti~el, . ;•..-t~"":' ' ' Ind . A.ddrell · _phone Dllllll>er, aae,ld~tloll, prevloua ftperlence ·' 381 ~~~ . . · Reply 'lddress below NUnc nlioe~'-llitlreSI, • flrt1 CustOmer Parldlle 447 461 G. Kosher Won I ~~:::;it~C''~226 ; women, S , 148. In the preliminary ~ ~::~: 611 ; Women, Lu~retia Falcons to an ~asy 33-19 victory ! 96 IS 371 . over thP Buffa.o Reserves . . IIWiiDI ' •,fU\1!1'8" ' . , .. I 1 1 I• Kenneth D. Wlm- . Ind. High Game - Faulk, 236. It was 6-6 after one period of Ind. Hia;h Series - Faulk, p~ay , and during the intermisSIOn, the defending champion TeabJ. High Came _ Yard- Pups were on top b:-; two, 14--!2. IM1oint, 883. After three quarters, it was on· IIMdlcap : ·t!o'll!pany•• operile; " ,All iep1!111 held lil•trlct confldence; ' :All'applicants "!!! rec:etve ill,llltentew mthe III!Bt . • fnd . High G.:~me - Men, Art Laber • Jao. Ohllncer Some. ·mercb.Jidiailli nperlence helpful, but not . ..._,..... ' Wooster 49 ?.llanllle~l SSit:"'Pelert 86 Colvert iii · !htnlngs:Wted on perc•nt•ge of net 11l••· Compll!y ns .. w ,_.., • S56 · ~ust be !!l!le,to meet the p\lbUc. Once Iii a HfeUme opportunity . .. ·-·· WY 2-2460 m Thomas 39 $3 IIO . pouible. .i DRY CLEANING Excellent opportunity for individu•l or $0Uple to own 1nd oper1te own busin111 'lll)dtr the n 1 m • Of • n1tion•lly known ·merch•ndl•ing firm • .L•rge returns ori • minimum Investment ...•• 1!••1.' ·', '17 ' ·~operate Your Own Business 6-1-IS; Magnani, ~ D. Bostic 3-4-10; HiD Anderson 1-1-3; 1~2; Mayes, 11-1-1. 411'1 5 :.,0:= GALLIPOUll (4!1 Coughenour in : 10 Rk. 62 College Scores if you want to be' [>24 with 16 while Buddy Teaytt of Buffalo had 14. Other scorers the double figures were John Wamsley of Wahama and Dext- 1 er Hedrick of Buffalo. Each had I Team High Series - A. Shift ly 21).18 24811. Early in the final period the Imps failed to connect whi!e theWEDNESDAY MIXED Pups rang up six straight Mr. Be< LEAGUE points. The Imps never recovBaptist 69 Little 93 Arkansas · Tech 90 499 Fr. Sisson RIUtoppon ered. It was GaUipolis' seventh 79 Ark. A&M M :J63 Jim Sis,.n Tom Clelland 481 loss In eight league gam<S . The Oilers 112 Pan Am. 57 M. Werry 50~ Lois CleUand 289 Pups are ~.,'! Ia loop play. 57 Colo. st. 115 S90 BHnd Lois McElhinn~y 3lt Ed HamUton'.s nin~ points IR.J¥1. Highland$ 119 W.N.M. 14 C. S~ncer 33'1 Ken McElhinney 191 the lm)l!l attack. Daughtor· Weal 3 Handicap &ndicap 90 had 14 for the winners . Mexico 69 Brig. Yoong 57 TOTAL 2147 1180 TOTAL Dtvlo • Worner UP. UP, UP - Thereon Cruise (40) of Eastern, and 78 Wyoming 7~ Woa I Los1 2 482 E. Perry .lames French (l!l of Kyger Creek do stretch act for the St. 83 Air Force 73 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. 801: Cars 479 R. Carson bell Friday night in Eastern's come·from·behind cage UCLA 79 sou. cat >11 (UPI) - The na~onal Live445 Chas. Winebrenner 434 C. Bahr v.ctory.- Sentinel Photo. . Stsnfonl 75 Washington 52 stock and Meat Board has arLinda Winebrenner S22 California 72 Washington St. 450 H. Chesher ranged 1 gift certificate system 37l Lucretia Stobart S91 Brooklyn Coli. 72 King's Pt. San Jooe St. M Loyola (cal.) 47 R. Bailey 611 to allow people to send meat 1s Art Stobart 2296 . TOTAL \ Vermont 98 Massacnusetts ~ ~ ~;:~si~IO U. of Am. 97 1749 gifts. TOTAL 69 Won Z Lot!t I :;y Ualled ProP. Iatematlonal Pennsylvania 70 Vale 69 (ot) RiversideS~~ ~:=";' ll'ott I Loot I The certificatll are available I East Drew 74 Brooklyn Poly 62 KID(Pino In any amount and work like a Diego State 84 Ind. High Garno - Art 339 personal check that can be recornell 80 Harvard '17 Columbia 80 Dartmouth 76 . (ot) cal Poly of San Luis Obispo Opal Bostick bart, 228. l Tlnceton· 86 Brown 56 Brockport St. 78 New Platz 4114 deemed at any retail m~at coun· Ind. High SeriH - Art Sto- Paul Bostick NVAC 63 Ithaca 57 Worcester St. 86 Boston St. 67 Azusa U8 Western Baptist 72 S89 ter. Dee Swearingen 78 Pasadena 75 513. Allred' Tech 85 Mohawk Tech 59 LaSalle 83 Syracuse 61 Westmont 416 Linfield 98 Wlllamette '17 Team Rlglt Game - K 4< C. Dale SWearingen 78 Plattsburg St. 61 Buffalo St. 52 Nortbeostorn 92 Coasl Guord u. 89 Whllman 70 Handicap Montclair '81, 89 Newark St. 85 MIT 67 Bowdoin 63 1588 TOTAL Team High Series - K. & C. Leblgb ·at ·et~tgate 78 Soulb Waa I Loot! S4 Marl; : I Jo•ll!ler~. 2588. New Have~~ goo •••• 454 I • S Soper Mlll'llet Kan. Wesleyan 75 Friends 66 W. Illinois 67 N. Illinois 66 CUrcordia 82 Lake Forest tJH.J,.. I II~~::~n!St . 87 Aurora (Ill.) I M N. Central (IU.) >I Ill 103 Missouri Mines 69 Grinnell 96 Carleston 82 St. Olaf 73 Cornell (Iowa) 61 Geo. Williams 100 Trinity 90 Malone 87 Bethel (Ind.) 81 Western Reserve 97 Fenn 72 I~:~;,~:~ 88 St. Ambr... 61 p 87 Goshen (Ind.) 16 Soolbwest Amarillo 81 Clardondon $3 ISolUthl..st~rn 78 Bellhaven &8 o.· D. Hennessy 423 Wofford 83 Pembroke St. 72 . J.C.Smith 78 So. Car. St. 70 Emporia 71 McPherJC'!I 61 Morgan St. Bl How•rd (0 C. I Glendalr St. 81 w .va. S• 80 . St. 96 Beckiey 73 ITelmO!ISee 82 Tulane 15 Kentucky 103 Louisiana St. 34 Richmond $3 Wm. & Mary 52 Sou.theastem 76 Salisbury St. Bridgewater 65 Towson St. 51 Knoxville Coll. 117 Fisk US Ala. St. 96 Tuskegee lnst. 92 Tech 74 S.K Louisiana . La. 72 N.E. Louisiana 61 Olymp. 7~ Jacksanvillo 72 A mut~alla•..~ tl fundwbichP.. ....... t.at1oa to u• t r . . . . ulected for e•.-ilef frowdl ,.,MWIU-. Mike Kitchen led all scorers 439 330 303 425 1497 llla':"••zelllll•a~l f... whlolo . . . . . . . att•ntioa H a a e - I ... I o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 o o o o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 .. t t 0 0 0 0 0 • COLOR · I Balr 1.._.1 ..... Yr.tlr..IU.~/.nllo~/-dleiTsniBrown~tllowWSIIJB!IJ • I I I I I / I II 1111 f . .' ·MEIGS COUNTY REAJ. ESTATE Gordon H. Caldwell COUNTY AtllllTOB of Mel&l CnuntJ · . �I I ' [I ' BUSINES.S SERVICES I 'OR WATER llauled, 1 Dick Karr. WY W387. ' lillie ;Results. Television Revue B7 RICK DU BROW Utdlecl Pmo lalenatlooal ft.OLLYWQOD (UPI)-Tbe _fu. DOral proft:lllon IJ l!allllng quite a Hap with Ita demand that lbe Federal Communleatlqnl CommiMf.on put It IQ1lal time beof an episode of NBCTV'1 "Dr. Klldure." 1'be feeling, as ezpected, Is thalli woUld be very SIII'J)tiJlng ll not lnvotved. But those who tend to dlsmlss the whole furor with amusement becauae of thllneasonlng are overlook· lng the polnt that the complainants may well make an Impact on alhef Jbowa that plan to deal w!ta ·.fbelr business. Ev.n II ~'Jio DOt pt olflctal backlnc. It II DO .aecnt IIIII orpnzed P<illllf .)las an eUact oa n~ 110$:progriiD8. 'll.te ·~pisode tbal raised heedacbltJor the 'lbuncla.v night "Kildare'' serle11 concerned und.erlakers who exploit death. Tbe .m~s of the Los AngeI~ ~meral Directors Associalion; which IUed a petition with the. ·c~ovel'lllljent agency, salci 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door- $1695 5 eyl Power4lide, radio and heater, Poaitract1ou • . .,,· 1xle, like new Inside. Fawp color. N~w tire~. 1957 Plymouth V8-4 Door H.T. - $495 One local owner, good upholstery, automatic trana. Radio and heater WANT AD INFORMATION _......... ...... IHI1 ..,.... Paltlloatln DM41JM tltOI &. IlL CA.IICIU.A TIONJIII J 1~ l 1956 Ponti•c 2 Door _ __ _ _ $295 Solid body, eood tires. Radio and heater Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ~N'· oaatU _.., ~ • .,.,.... w.. - • A.. IlL II"DbUMUO. UOULAftOI!a FOR SALE NEW 1964 DODGE DART, UNUSED EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE From th• largest truck or bulldozer radiator to the imallest heater core. BlAETTNAR'S OfftCS BOUIII a ~- A:OO p M. Dd-7 •uan.u ....... 14Jt A. 4.111. '· I .. -..,..... tD 12:00 U01I I'J"'' 10 &41'1 TO Pl.ACI A 1ba1 they and lbelr Mllqlllltl were portrayed as baYIDg lbe prloclpal objective ol. aapltall&m, "upon the oa.W., 10rrow, vulnerabWty and bereavement of a decedent'o lamlly." M. apeeled, "Klldal'e" J)I'Oducer Norman Felton replld, "we were very clear to make the point that lhiJ w&! not re~ aentallve of all funeral dlreo- · hoi-. -:-,., i ~I n i: 0 AJl Y CROSSWORD ton." What cauaed the Hap waa · that the "equal time" principle I!SU&Ily applies ollly to news arHf editorial progriiDS. But the funeral people are obviously milled at having taken their lumps lately. A "CBS Reports" PfOIP'IID drawlng on the book "'!be American Way of !}eatb" did lbelr lmllj!e no service. Nor did a aklt on the utlriell . ~ cal "That Waa The Week That Waa." Protests, however, have effect In many cases. "The Untoucbabies" series shied away from Italian gangsters after complalnta of Italian citizens. Socalled "stereotypes" In old ra- .. - u.o..- Mlii088 l.llrullllol Jottao w,. ~ :;.{.'' -.-.. .... a. Bill of IVo --- 18.~ t.Xorool o!foo4 u. C4afodcat. .. &litOof prulclollt 12. Plactot ..-lllp 18. Leave off, •'lit ~ : ..... -.. _ II. A modio - ~ 14. Toobopo twlldl M.Roqulre Sfli, NobliDMIIt' 18.<luldo4 11. 8ky-llluo 111. Jlalt blvtra.Jt iii.At33.J'oo4 I'J. Pink· ' aa. Biz aet I'J. TrlllatarJ otlllllof.l. llfpplltlvor =- 29. People ot .. ! Bollal14 ..:....... .. <C· .. - '. 118.014- ' PHONE WY 2·2157 B.v KIN( : 18.Perutlla 18. CARD OF THANKS Property Transfers· . , oolll wmmd _ 1 JIAILY CRtPi'OQUO'D:- BMe's how to work AXYDL!IAAXB 11 LOXIIFELLOW On W1er 1i111pJr Dada for UIOthel'. Ja t.bil Mm)lle A. t• Ult4 lor three lilt X a tbl 'hro · 0'.. eto. lblgle letters. apo•· II'OIJhlel, th• ...,ua lb4 foepetlm Qf tbe wordB are ~11 h~ntt. Ea<'h d!ly the ~ 11tte1:a an dltferent. t.:O A~QuoW ~CPLNX •XG~KBXQ XIXNIPPHYQ BY!l'Jl BPCI 'rJl.J8XYXYP XKX.JXYPQ, OLP CYYBDBKO'PXG SL'rXXPBLG 1--lf ------ Morton! He's actually a veiflari&Jt at.fleartl" -------- ---- WJEH RADIO -Giema MOhon .. Alfred , Society Notes Sunday Schliol atJonda 1 ., Jan. I was rl, tile alfBIDI.fiJ.. rr. . Worahlp !!enlcel .,... ll,kl at 1l o'clock wltb the ~. C.V the-···· •. . ., GOT FUR OIL TROUBLES? iJiol,ma••k't Fyr-Zo" FuoiOIII1 You NHdl Congealing, Cleaner iindng and Free Flowing PHONE 2-2181 lANDMARK MATCH, Farm m Beech Grove Rutland, Sunday, Jan. 12 I p. m. Prizes, FOR SALE -~·! MandaJ T1Jroq1J Friday 5:00 Oommuulty New• 7;45 Sip on, 'l'he Ll!ellDe 1:06 World & Nat'!. News 8:00 Ohlo Valley Non 5:11 Spotnsht 011 8porll 8:06 Ohlo Nation, World News 5:25 Weather 8:10 Sporta 'l'oda)' 5:311 SJgn Off 8:15 Weather Picture 8:16 Musical Clock SATllRDAY 8:56 -Community News 7:45 Sign On, The Lifeline · f 00 . Latcbstrlng 8:00 Local, Ohio, National UIL Publlc 8ervie8 Newel and Sports 9:45 Famlly Worablp Hour 8:15 Weather Plctura 10:00 Mason County Newa 8:18 Musical cioct IO:Il5·:falk Of the Tow& 8:56 N&WI 10:51bW..-ld Newe t:OO Musical Clock 11:00. Wonderful World oll\(nllc 1:80 Sobg II Story !lour 11:05 Morning Melodles 1:45 Famlly Worship Hour .(e•cept Friday, 10:00 News .. Churdl Balla RIDal to: Olllllgb SchcMIJ mt Parada 11:45 World Newt1 10:51 News 11:5a Mason County News ll:OO Army Time 12:00 Commually Nen 11:80 Speclal Community Proe. 12:011 Local NtWI U:OO Newt~ Roundup 12:10 Markets 12iZO Bulletin Bdllrd 12:11 Mid Day Wealber .12:!1& NIIWII 0 Gr1mo 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:80 Salunlay Mrrtlnee 12:25 Nh>o 0 Grllllll 1:16 News 12:80 AgricUlture ARI!III 1:00 Salunlay Matinee 12:45 Country Go Raand 2:55 Newe 1:155 'News Bea& 3:00 SaturdaJ Matinee 1:811 <ltlmlrJ Go RouDd S:M News 1:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlacblg with Doas · a:Oif Mid' Matinee UO Top Ten Revue i:~ . Wreath 1:00 News Summary fllill · wllb Daa I: :IS Senlcl 1:30 OH ..:-a T'MPDBTQ.- ·= Teltwl , .. OtWl A. NlGHTl:iz~'8 DJ EB 811p n q zr A1101B1Da BIRD BINGa '"You don't really have to ·be.afrald of Prlllee, Mr. ( ..... ,.. ~ I Iii.'-: PB.OUUCING · ·: : .. :: •• DII IN an . eo. TrllmpOl ....... ., aDULt dlo terlll' he "Abit'i ~ Role" "Arnol 'a' ~" arid lbe ,:~ .. ~ ·lllita*l(l1PIJ - llell!nllllil 1be1r ~~.. bee- ol. 1be - 4(IM UnlvenliJ h4!n JltiYIIIel 'cl I 1-.don. lid I way to . btr ol. mulllplt blftbo "nt a.• I ..,_, Tbe 1b1n1 Dr. A. M. IGrJI! , lleacl jKOIIUCer ill-...& """'ba Ia ,.the anlmll lnbaM!7 pon.c1 QU1t1iac ABC-TV'o i'.c!W-1. Al4 ftttl 'Ill~ ···~ Sbow, whlc:b wW · 11e~ bad \ -*llborll)' .•• Tbe pn.declded lller1111 In IIUIDber IARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIT... cram'o derUDI btpn when tbtlwln• and·lrlpleto. .Tbe atar•o taleat.ed 14nst1rne produe-ltlmulalel tbt O'l'arleo to .,. s..,. Shear Nllenod ._duce more ·~ and thus tn- r-::::===;:,::;7 Go RIG~ ON IN TH ' HOUSE,IoONZO-u'ppny, ' ereuet lbe ebanoel ol. multi· HE'LL Be GLAD pie lerWloallalio. TO HAVE VE -· WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRl1 I'IIIIIAY1 1:00 Silo 011 Non 1:05 s.crtcl llearl 1:20 Country Jllllboree 1:35 Farm Newa 1:45 ldelp A(r. E"cten. 7:05 llreUfut Par17 7:30 Vao Palrlct; Sperll 7:50 Tbe 7:50 Report 1:10 Brlcbt Stu Sbow·Tbur. 1:41 l!Uor Fum. SIJow.Frl. 1:55 The IJCbllr Slda 1:011 8ell)l Newtoa MIDIBtarlal ...... Counlr7 &o.Don :05 Swap Shop :35 Farm Bureau li:l RaDcbo Tlmt M-W IlliG! Co. A(r. EIL·TUt. FamiiJ Wateblp Br·Tbur ll:to ASC f'rllcramoFrL 11:115 The lJpper Room II:U Dow J01111 A........ 12:00 Noon Report Millie JUII Fw Yw Goesoler'• Guest _star-Frl. 3:00 Platter Party 4:15 Blaettoar Sbow-'1\Thur. 4:31.1 Local NeWI 4,55 Bowillll 8eano 5:00 The Rold 5:45 Sign 1:00 Sign 011 Nawa · 1:06 Coullll7 llllllc Tlma 1:10 · J•mlla•• 1:35 NOI'DIID Kraeft 1:45 Countri ~ 7:05 Brtaklul Party 1:115 llljh !lcllooJ FoolbaD 11:00 Top TeD Slunr 12:00 Noan Repoi1 12: li J - IIUic:k Sbow 12:30 Rev. Marlin Toeto 1:110 FoolbaD Warmup 1: 15 OSU l'oojball I:G Platter Party I:G Sip OH IIIJNDAY 7:011 Sip On Newa 7:35 The Army Hour 1:00 llerlld or Truth 1:35 Hour ol. DallferiDCI t:oo Wlnp or An tine 1:35 Tbe Bible Bpeeh To 10:00 VOice of Propl1ecy 10:11 'Sunda7 Bilow 11:00 CCiuntry 8yma Time 12:00 Noan Report 12::U The Seard! 12:31.1 Rev. MarllD ~ 1:00 BIIJy Gl'lllalll 1:10 LutberiD BDur 1:00 Ttie Churcli 'AI Wprt I: :IS The NaYJ Swlnp 1:15 'lbe Big IJe l:oo The ~ lfllllr 1:15 The laaday 8howca11 Wwld Ill limn 1:110 S.ptllt Liya!an'l Hour 1:15 &wdowo SaleDatle •=• iWoiiDi LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII Sv HAROLD GRAY HEY! TI40SE GUYS PARKE'D OVEI< THERE LOOI< LIKE DETECTIVES~ �. 1 ' \ • j • ... .... .,. ... _ _... ._.,...., ~-·-·., .... • • NOW YOU KNOW · .......~~, .tale loool . . . . lObei • tl 11,111 atn& .. ~..... m1111'~• ltq.. 101' II IM1. ,... ~ Tf' Tt.. Inter IfJ .61 Tr.. Jfeip..lll-11 b . ------------------------------------------------~~--------------~------------._ Heavy onow Sunday and Moo· ty and Stale lllghway depln· morning which amounted ments to stay home if possible. at least six anq a half Inches The main state highways are =la~il the schoola in Meigs slippery and oovered with the and made lr•veling on constant downfall of snow. Wind roado dlificult. from lhe west Is drifting the Drivers are urged by the Coon- north south roods. ~ CAIRO - Leaders of 13 Arab states gathered today in a rare show of unity to pian ways of preventing Israel from divertIng lhe waters of the River dan. United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser called ,lhe three-<lay meeting of the Arab League amid 'talk of · ScotTowels~ Reg. Size 21 C 35C Lorge •marCh on Palestine," but said there was Size · 1 Sc 29c 400'• . ~ ScotTissue® TONIGHT ral Ohio dog wk at the ceport .ung cancer 27c r•· 2 29c roll• Scott=~ through tl)e Chemical Co. tied by munities, buildings, another and al of more from their A by a plant blast app-areJ 2 35c 1ion. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Condensed Statement of Condition as of December 31st, 1963 RESOUkCES: TOTAL • o o o o 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 I t 1 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 0 • •• • • • 0 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 0 o 0 •••• • 0 •••••••• YOU'll boys January Discount FURNITURE $5,010,582.01 UABILITIIiS: SA~El . Capital Stock ........• .............•..•.. . . , ..... . ' 125,000.00 Su~l'!S . ... . ..... . .. .. .............. ...... .. .. .. . 175,000.00 Undivided Profits and Reserves 99,385.93 Furniture Reduced ..................... 399,385.93 10,000-00 101,228.63 Tiemand Deposits ... . ............................ . 1,909,015-45 me Deposits ...........•............•.• , •••••••• 2,590,952.00 Reserv~ for Dividends ..........• , ................ , Reserve for Unearned Interest . ..••.•• • ..•.•.•..••• D TOTAL • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 •••••••••• 0 0 •• 0 ••••• 0 ••• Olo", ~~ ~: Now Is the lime to SAVE DOLLARS. All bedroom furni· living room chairs, $5,010,582.01 OFFICERS Theodore T. Reed, Jr., President J. Edward Foster. VIce Pres. & Cashier Richard E. Jones, Vice President Thereon Johnson, Vice l>resldent Paul E. Kloe•, Assistant Caahler ' eAiso- us for 1o1t Nrint• on all Prlllllfolro eppll1n- ~lth TV .-ts and Mayt.. wlllhars a dryers. DIRECTORS Theodore T. Reed, Jr. D. Curtis Reed J . Edward Foster Thereon Johnson Dr Fred R. Carsey, Jr. I Fred Crow, Jr. Alma Parker C. Wayne Swisher LeiUeF.Fidb MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE C()RI'()B,\TION ,. ' . Save A "BBg WY 2;.21190 .Dlt .or Rrdltf. Pomer611 Flower SlioD lin. Ml1llrd VID ~- ' WI GIVI TV .ITAMN . w.IIIID ,__,. ways thia least 11 shooting dent ran the dead. The worst weekend where two ed ID an here fire hla wife: wbere a Church Clan Meets 0 ur. Now At . El·-~,. . &H2...11 To te. Kent ble 5678910n 12 13 14 15 16 17 II 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 - . . .. . 26 272129 30 31 • .. allllli the Ali-,...,. live men lotlayin pon iy cqllllliunl mowi!Q'm. llamptred . in an altei'IJ! wene to C.ld wave warning,s slretcboid from lhe lower Miui.Bsippi VaJ. ley into Kentueky and Tenn.. see. The temperature dropped to 38 below In Bismarck,. N.D. Sunday. The cold pushed temperaturea in Texas' Rio Grande Va~ •· storm ley where freeZing temperatllr1s ~stern were expected. ,ission Will ~ate Peace ., I 'lite~· s~ .UP!) - Inter-American peacemak· a five-man mixed cqmmission to r& .nama Canal Zone and maintain con, oamanian and U.S. governments. ed a general lessening of tension i& ·oiled zone, although Panamanians inited States for the deaths caused ti-American rioting and bloodshed, ed in Panama City and Colon again t SUNDAY, JAN. 12 through SATURDAY, JAN. 18 ·~ : Kim Novak ·Makes Gossip Columns Again By DOROTHY KILGALLEN ]J;ett -and Patricia Cutts) because she BROADWAY BUlLETIN BOARD . said "1 have all the pleasures of marrl· KIM NOVAK MAKES the gossip col· age without being married," and made other forthright statements. There also umns with dates like Glenn Ford and Peter DU&bin, but they're just thai---'date& are wltneaaes who will swear that Chri&Tbe terrid romance in her Ufe is a tina burst into tears after the program. young New York jazz guitarist. He plays New Y<>rk bookmakers say they han· with a trio. They hold hands ostenta· died more money on the Giants-Bears tiously in bistros all over town, pJ;Obably playoff than 011 all the games of the indicating that Kim doesn't think any World Series. To quote one: "There's no local colutnnlstS are hlp enough to know way of estimating the total, but it unwho he is. (Well, at least one digs, bon· doobtedly was the bfggest single betting ey.) . . . Eddie Arcaro, who possessed a event in the history of sports." fortune when be qult racing, has blown • • • a chunk of It with bad investments rec· ACTRESS PATRlClA NEAL, who has ommended by "friends." From now on exJ!4lrienced dreadful tragedies with her he plans to stick to the one thing he un· children, is happily expecting another derstaqds: horses . . . A currently topbaby. In private life she's the wife of secret Investigation into a New York brilliant writer Roald Dahl ..... Willie City housing proJect will provide valu· Mays and his ex-wife, Margheurlte, will be in the news soon. Marghuerlte plans able ammunition for Governor Rockefeller, and- some IQajor headaches for to open a Queens night club, and Willie the Democrats when.the headliJies break. will' be waltzillg down the aisle with a Evidence points straight to an important lass named Pat Drake . • . Tommy DorCity Hall aide and an influentlal Federsey's widow, Janie, is facing majlll' sur· II official in Washington. Millions of dol· gery. . Iars are Involved. Two public figures can expect . to Doris Duke has been conferring with maile the front pages in stories Involving choreographer Zachary Solov on cultur· Puerto Rico. One is mixed up in a "busi· al matters. Doris hopes to organize a new aesa" way with fellows who can't be desballet company in Manhattan . . . Back· cribed aS sterling citizens, and the other Will make news when reporters delve number magazilll!S featuring pictures of Into the matter of how he paid for hill President Kennedy are selllng for dou· ble and triple their.J.alue In the midtOwn recent ·trip to San Juan . . . . . . Debbie booll:stalill . . . Jacue Gleason Is confl· ~w. •;mce married to Tyrone Power, dent that CBS will give him everything IS on the verge of matrimony with Jache asks to get him to sign for TV In · ques (such eyelashes!) Bergerac, who 1964from time to time has beeD the husband • • • of Ginger llpgers and Dorothy Malone. 0 • . WHATEVER IS WRONG with the • PrinaeBil Soraya·Maxlmllllan Schell roJl!\B'i$\ K1T1'S CLOSE FBlEND$ . manc.e, the forJlM!r Empress of Jran isn't 11Volildn't be IUrprised If she called oU crying into her champagne. She's bee!l the divorce anCl reconciled with her bus- · li~i 'l'lleJ've bad meetings described 11!1 maklnll the rounds In Riime wi"-; !!'A' ., ~d saran, a _handsoille Le~, gen· ,.au~nate,..- and the ·chUIDS believe • ., 11eiJiaJI' whq's Ollly 28 ... The prOduc· EarlllititlstlU In love with him ... Jett ..1 ~ of the TV •how "Q!rl Talk" eZpec!t Stearii''S book.''Door to the FUture" hij . •l· ' i a~ publicity. out of C1111sllna 1(0111! Into itl fifth printing because ~ tiM! .~ ' '' ' ·· 's taping for .lali; 17 than they'd . · ,,rsrsil118tlofl ~ Pl:esident Kenneclt, ' ~ hope ~ receive after the show was Which was Ylrturlly predicted by Jeane ~: . 'J'be mucb·publiclzl!d ."l!~oot Dlxt~ll of Washington In one of. the c::t · eOI!~·~ who posell in the nude for ·a, ~ , .• ·Slliger Julie Wllson's hush •1 ·" • , t~n magadne, Is relJOl1ed to have ·J.f\ke ' M~Aioney, Ia Involved in a legu , ·' - ~" the other meintren bf ~.'1\.1" ' · lrlttle 'with tlalph Jolmson, producer o( . , . _, . : .• . nel '.'11lloi weech!essness"' (li!e eU!iy. Chleagoo's ·Dorchester Music Hall. It'• • · .., ., , · • mrmed l&dl.- were actresses Mill')' FICo {lilil•ciVer money, 118turally. -- · · !l:"t~ ,.,~, . 1i<'~··r: · · tier was •ath and mllltary member and the will- add ' ~esentalivt · chairman. Informed sources >re,sid<mt Isaid the chairman likely woui~ ·~erican be Alfredo Vazquez Carrizosa here or Colombia, prepared Edwin Martin, ambassador· n follow· designate to Argentina and !orne peace mer assistant secretary of ·state for Latin American affairs, and reached Gen. Andrew M. O'Mel!'a, comler eight mander of the U.S. Army oltations. Southern Command, will be the ter com- American members, United Panama will be represented >e Augusto Guillermo Arango, States Panamanian ambassador to the ·ising the United States, and Col. Olivar Valiarino, commandant of tho e Organ- by national guard. Diplomats said II eup >d Pana- - Ia .,...., Ago Idol,'" ... trlalt _. ,....._ Wllo _..,oanulllya~~..,oNd. roc;bt-lib.Cf~~W n.·,....,..-... of ~201-all ilwof_,lng, -'el . . .IIIJ!rljl!o nil .! rootofHJC.TV'e "'laa1J))VV41111111H$tori' ...-o~ns..; ~ SOS tor AccentSouthern, Please BY EIISXINE IOIINSON TUCSON, Aria. - (NEAl Laurmce lime)> ollppe4 back Ink> a aoutlierD accent left froal .., .. Alamo" after """ - mint jUlep, but the JO¥o8lls Jllllleil a pn>b1em f..- Claire llloom, IIIe gor poua one from IAitlot!. Bat. arrtvol lien i• loeallom ... ...... ..... .... .,....... ' J !lor . . llopR... nle II II ""' lolllll • ",1'dp'tllll!lloe -~ • ie . . . . . . 1!1! ... Ylo'-e. ..~~ ;911 Ml6 ·Saae,"· the jobstera ore DOW ei1llng I b e .... film. I I .... But ill her role, Clari llumbWd iii lire Ni~- Uoe, ..id lire llrBf · on lire W linl ·II> BoJ. The peacemaking committee also reconciled opposing postWelby L. tions on the flying of the Panamanian flag in the zone, llinits of the zone, and measures for liniterlnR \preserving order• One particular complaint of bulkklp as a young Mae West. When ParaDIOUilt buckled U. the Panarnanlans concerned the Do•ISOn ripping down of a Paoamanian flag by American students In the zone. The Plnamanians considered I!Ds an jDsull and of demand ~ 101'1 of IICtioo w erase the alleced afl'roDI. der television compelltlon, Jt~­ De went to Paris and R d m e, where she dubbed F.QsH•f'VGices for a m1mhip:r fl forelp stsn ill FrenCb • ltallln ·' IN!clt .Ia ,Bolbw I 11 uaell-·u d--•- ·, l'nllcll, IWin' .. KWUI .... tl i.oaltt.a, .......?" .Jtllle Wll born In Lewilton, Idaho (real aame Cam!De Sul'o ay) end 8IJe haa never Uved Ia the Scuth. so BOW DID Sill: tbo • ,...... .......... .-....... ..... J=~~t~~ ·~ NEW 0~ (UP[}-John ean~e~- 1 rung • DotntlcrUic nmorr prf. mary, pr<epared f..- a four.year Bell•&- Iterm today wltb wliat he termed a clear to t:OntlJ>o oroll1~ 1 - '"81'~ be r A!moot ul4, ~~-= Segregatiooist Pockets Mandate J. McKeitheD, wlio,...nct himself of the govemonhiP by w!J>o acquire nav..- of magnolia 1n munication between the United States and Panama pending settlement of the Issues Underlying the , dispute. Panama broke off diplomstlc relati0111 with Washington last Friday. Recoaelle Flq Dllpate · 1 !lima ~ ohe'a was most _:~§i :ir~:: that the cOmmlssion provide a channel of com- '70 • mg Lym and Betty Hutton ill a coople of Paramount movlell. Lalor Paramount save Julie voice? fint Dlide Belle Dml~lalled ' ""'J. \ ~~ ~reas y were 1964 8ti1'illl' ' .( MAsdN ··· FURNJl JANUARY oprawllng .4- III'ACK Dllnois. HUDdreds of IChooia Wl!l'f closed. Roads were blocked and snowplows were llard-!luahed It keep others open. TriD8j)Ortl> tioo was generally marled in what was one of the worst and extremely hazard· blamed on bad weather. SMrwr, 5 " • • I 2 3 4 iay night, Jislroqa fire sons iuMI Tlie blait, ing shock ll'aY 119 hall of the nation today. 111rant winds and heavy IIIOW wblpped up near bJlJzard eondJUon& Drifts piled up 1 10 feet hiSh II :100 st•· .~ unlver- down to 18 as far south as Tuenot to son, Ariz., and El Paso, Tex. ,nd can- Slight citrus danger was posslo tion gas, POMEROY, OHIO 0 Supplem~nt power. ·damage O 0 up iness.H Winl<r IIIWhed back through early today and Sunday, from five lo 10 inches of fresh snow on virtually every section of the state, making driving nearly Impossible and closing schooia in lllOSt areas. The worst Situatioo seemed to be oo the stale's highways, where the Highway Patrol re- lod.,d eo- 1igh on the lrab, unh<late< - the last Jtate. 8·~AC" and Due from Banks . ' 575,085.86 .hs. Government Bonds ....... . ................. . 1,072, 743.38 Ot er Bonds and Securities 336,590.73 ~a~ and Discounts ...... : :: ~: :: :: :::::: ::::::: :: .2,987,604.17 anking House and Equipment . . ........ ... ...... . . 35,424.32 Ot her Assets 3,183.55 ~ Arab states 'ould mean el's -~~~: •nd a pk,•. Cash u ~ lOI..lndS Of Soft-Weve® The Farmers Bank & Savings Company 4./1>~ . U.S. 23 and U.S. 25 were both The weather bureau posted closed south of Toledo, as was ~eavy ~w or . hazardous. ctrivOhio 2 in the northwest corner mg ~~rnmgs With near blizzard of the state. U.S. 21 was closed conditions for most of the Ohio south of Cleveland, making it Valley and Tennessee and from to get lntn the Carolm.. through most ol y from the North Atlantic states. Jar, more rolls PROVINCETOWN MAPLE BAKER FURNITURE ~i\_ ------------------------------ I' With less maining on 4 37c SAVE NOW ON PRICE FIVE aNTS several major arteries storms in years in some areas. I~~~-=~and most others snow At least 22 deaths were i!sease~. Waldorf~ , I !armers i&U'" Cut-Rite~ box 411Jfalr,eiM. .... Scotkins~ DlnMr 27 Sin C POM!ROY, OHIO lecide to ~Y 2rol~ 29c · MEIGS THEATRE Workers ot lhe State Hll!lhwa,yrhave chains or mow tires. men, three trucks, and three garage have been kept Neither the County or State graders out this morning. primary roadl and had not garages had received employee at the State able to do mucb with !tom people who were said there were 20 men, ary roads this morning. The in the snow this morn- trucks, and two graders out. condary roads people ~ve Both said they would keep MIXED UP MESS travel may he passable if unill they get the By UDited Press Intematloaal It was, as one Ohio The county garage had 30 official put it, "a crazy, ,hance the Arab nnJa~tl=on~s.:;~ Scotties~ 200 _____________________________________ ~ervers ' ....._a .... 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