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':\ I Trade-In Merchandise WILL YOU BE THE LUCKY ONE? . ' ' 3-Rebuilt Maytag Wringer Washers _ 25.0C, 68.00, 88.00 ' ' J-;Frigidaire Refrigerator j~ i~"~~':l·f•r,• _8 cu. ft., real nice _ _ _ _ _ 69.95 ..• ; f.,... . ' '' 1... , ; 1-,;Frigidaire Refrigerator J '. I 11 cu. ft., locker top _ _ _ _ 79.95 2..:Refrigera~ors, Hotpoint and ', . !<elvinator _ _ _ __ each 50.00 MRS. STANLEY SAUNDERS )-Westinghouse Electric Range, MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDaniel, Sr. of Mason, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Barbara Ellen, to Stanley Saunders, son of Mrs. Edith Saun· Never been used. We received this one ' ·II ders and the late Hollie Saunders. The new Mrs. Saunders Is a graduate of Wahama pn a Bottle Gas Heating job. High School, Class of 1959, and is presently employed by the Ohio Bell Telephone Co ., in Columbus. Mr. Saunders is a graduate of Middleport High School Class of , Less than V.. price 1958. He attendod Blisa College in Colum bus, and is employed by Timken Roller '1 -Frigidaire Elec. Range 75.00 Bearing Co., Columbus. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Chattin at the Methodist parsonage in Covington, Va ., Saturday, January 11th. ~.-Perfection Gas Hnter 45,000 BTU - - -- - - 69.95 cations, and to stimulate think· Motivation ol ing and consequent ChriStian Leaders Give l~Warm Morning Gas Heater 49.95 Young People action on current issues where Instruction 1-.Warm Morning Coal Heater • life may ~ considered of litNo. 500 this one cheap IS Group TOplC lie v•lue, or where the,.e Is With Fabrics Miss Wilma Sayre, the presl- great need, such as the hungry !-Natural Gas Range __ 15.00 dent, presided at tlle moothly o1 the world, the underprlvlleg- . Hemlock Grove Home Deml::+'ontgomery-Ward Oil Heater meeting o! the Shellie B 0 1c e .ed of the United Stales, and the onstr8tion club held its monthly Circle of Great Bend in her persons of special need In one's meeting in the basement of the 44.95 't\'ith fan, kitchen size home last week when Christian own neighborhood, Hemlock Grove church Jan. P., 2~erfection Oil Heaters ea. 69.95 Motivation was the topic. Two hymns, Wonderful opening with a business session, Devotions, "What the Lord Words of Life" and ''Jesus Keep President Clara Paulsen, pre~~Used Gas Heater, 65,000 BtU, with Did" and scripture from Exo- Me Near the CrOss" we're sung siding . • bulk tank 288.00 dus 13:1-10 were read by Mrs. during this naiTation; also the .;; > '• < j ' I , ' .. ~ '' I', ~ ·ol elovel lo •• • ftJet ~ ...... lllaad of Around And --------------------------------------~-----~-o--~---•-~ .__0_1_~_-_ _M_e~_·,_~_ wl!re Installed at the meetlnl or 1 the Past Councilors o1 Chester 1 Council, DaughtA!rs o! Amert-1 recently at the lodge haU Recent IJUests of Mrs. Jlmto with Mrs. Henry Eichinger and I Faulkner wera btr aon lnd . Mabel Van Meter as host- I daughter-In-law, Mr. n~ Mra. · I Charleo Faulkner or Clendenin, I W. Va. Mr. and Mrt. Faulkner Mrs. Clarence Neutzllng, pres- have been In Ft. Knox vlslttnc washrc"lnh charged• 01~. dthe with their daUflliter'lnd family. w open w "' e- ~ . followed with thF Lord's Mrs. D. R. Rice of .Hyoell·lt. and pk-dge to the Rag. Is ,lmprovlna f'r<>m a three weeu Mra Neutzllng !rultalled Mrs. respiratory illness. Mrs. Rico '' Arthur Orr, president; lhe mother or Mr. Gene ·Rice. Cleland, vice president; A·FC and Mrs. Arthur Arnold Lt. and Mrs. Daniel 0. Esther Wright, oecretary; and oon, Art, Peru, Ind.-·~ are residing at Lee VIllage, Ft. Mrs. Virgil Roush, lre~urer; viSiting with her paren~. • Compbell, Ky. He wUI be Mrs. Eddie Hartung, sentinel; Carrie Bable, Middleport. tloned with the US Army at Ft. and Mrs. Henry Weaver flower Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Henn.V*)', CampbeU for two years. committee chairman. Hostesses Portsmouth, were weeJc:Fi~Jd Mrs_,-.,Bemi~e Webster of Co- for each month were announ~. guest& of his mother, Mrs . .Henlumbus arrived Wednsday call· G~mes were played under di.. Hennesy, ·" • ed by the death ol her b;..thr, recUon ol Mrs. Hartung and Mrs. Della Cornahan, ·Bu· Roy Strickland. and Mrs. Neui2Ung, w 1 t h cyrus, who has been visiting prtzes awarded wmners. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea re- Refreshment' were served by with Mrs. Mabel Sanborn and turned home Monday, altA!r the hoslesses to tlle above and Miss Bess Sanllorn Is the IJUtP spendmg the weekend In Colum· Mrs Milo Bigg• Mrs Norman or her daughtA!r, Mrs. ' Katln'ya bus ~th their daughters . · Mrll.' Osca'r Weber Grue.ser in Gallipolis. sons-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mr Wbod M R ' Eric Chambers, a student ', II Bunce and Mr. and Mrs. Mo~is Mrs Ell ' rs. ay Rio Grande College, Is here lo Thomas and daughter. 'Rid · a M Ha . 1., altend funeral services lor b!a ~~:=~eri;~' enour,. rs. ue grandfa1 her, Herbert Ch Jmbers. h ll Mr 5 Hobart Rev . and Mrs. E.. E. u-. · nvuS held toda returned 1o their home, Floyd Ridenour, _Y·_____ vlew Wednesday, after Van Meter, Mrs. ing a week with his sister, and guests, Mrs. Typhoons rip across OldCharles Withrow, Minersville. Wickham and Donald from May through Qo- VOL XV COLUMBUS (UPI) - AstroJobn H. Glenn today on· n:;::~~te he III a Democratic c1 for the U. S. Senate u pledge to support Presi· John1011's policies U he Is Ielected. 1 2-Damaged 12xl2 Rug Pads "'1-RCA Blond TV Console 50.00 1-Admiral TV, with new picture tube, ... We installed 69.95 l...,.hilco TV, with new tube, t •. ~ke new 99.95 1-,f!CA 21" Table Model 25.00 ."l ~sed Set Bunk Beds, With Mattress and Springs. Complete 60.00 1 2-Nice Used Living Room Suites _ _ 25.00 & 50.00 Rutland SH 2-4811 re Arnold Grate Boy's Work Shoes Glove leather ...=iiiiiiiiii~lo~b~e~r;_.=------...-.~r..·~ in New .Hamp.!lhire'a first-in Clearance Sale Work Shoes -~ Women's Dress Shoes, Dress Flats Loafers- Oxfords $2.88,. pain ss.oo $6.88 pr. SlBB ond l88 Scamparoos Charm Step Sizes 8'h to 4 pr. ¥EN'S DRESS $12.99 Cushion Kings · ...... · $9.88 pr. $8.99 Randcrah · · · · .... · .... · $6.88 pr. $7.99 Mastercrah · · · · · · ... · ·· · $5.88 pr. $6.99 Sandy McGhees · · · ·· · · · $4.88 pr. Size 6'h to 12 B, C. D, E, 2IE, SiE pr. BOY'S DRESS Big Boy's Size 3lto 6 ...... ··· $4.88 pr. Boy's 8lto 3 ·· · · · · · · · · · · · ···· · · $3.88 pr. Seamparoos, Brooks, Sandy McGhee . Roush's Shoe Store SECOND a Dr. McGinnis to Direct PHS Band lhe.·naltoo presidential primary March 10. Throughout the grueling lour Rockefeller repeatedly challeng. ed Goldwater to meet htrn In "open doblte before the people of New Hampshire.'' I have held to the Republl!llln princiDr. Donald E. McGinnis, director of the Ohio State pies more than he (Goldwater) Concert Band, will conduct the Pomeroy High School Band in its Formal Winter Concert on Sunday has," the governor said. "He has said he wouldn't run on the 1, at 3 p.m. in the Junior iligh Auditorium. ' 1900 GOP platform. Does that Dr. McGinnis is also profes· - - =--------ntake him a good Republican?" ''" of music in the Ohio State He has appeared a• guest ~~~:;:'Z School of Music. He conduC'tor, clinician, and clarWASHiNGTON _ Sen. Barry It a member of the band inet soloist with banda through· Goldwater, R-Ariz., plans to ar J w~odwind area a in Septem~ ou: the country and has been enter the Nebraska 1941, and Is presenlty head guest soloist with the Walden the instrumental department String Quartet and the Colum~ lial Primary and Is considering going ' into primaries in three the school. bus Symphony Orchestra. His more states, his campaign A native of Barberton, he at- long-playing record, "Clarinet tended high IIChool In Wads- ContA!sl Music," has received aid.. sold today. They said Goldwater w 8 and was graduated from highest acclaim m national w~ tninklng about entA!rlng the College In 1941 with the Sic publications. lie o! bachelor or music All residents ·or the area are pub an, prlmarl.. in tbe Dlabacllelor of music educa· lnvitA!d to attend the concert to trict of Columbia May 5, · Vtr,&IJI.l~ ~ay 12 ""' Maryland Uon. He received master ol arts enjoy the Pomeroy Band. Tlek· Mlif•it;"lil:ill)1""0l'' 'IJ-ott!Hise, 1948 and doctor ol ebi priced at 35 and 50 cents degree in UIU from wUI be sold by member• or he mlglit be jnatcbed against Stare University or lowa, the bond starlblg Febnlory I. Gov. "fel&on .A. Rockefeller <>f New York. . Save In The January · · Storewide Clearance Sale! Values in every deportment and on every floor. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Downie-Gross Annual Janu_QrY r.il w!tJ1 He said that his yeara NASA, in which be became the first American to orbit the •arlb oo Feb. 211, 19112, were some of the greatest of his life.. "To be privileged to take part in these great evenls Is just a dream that came true at ClJt point in bistory," he said. "Tho whole team went through some big days logether and there II'• even bigger ones ahead. "I have nothing but liDo memories or the past." GleM said that the expert. ence and knowl<dge be gained ir! his orbital flight "has Iona since been assimilated into the space program, aloog -:!th :. !ormation !rom later flightM.~. He said ~e astronaut ~ Continued from page 1) * * * Astronaut Passed Up Chance for Millions ·Y •' 1 JANUARY Crepe Soles Men's Rutland Evelyn Foreman. Scripture from Matthew 9:35 • Dorothy Whaley and Va~ Mrs. Ruth Wolfe had charge 38 was read, Hazelton were lea~ers on dlf· of the program entitled, "A Let- I An io-betwPen monthly meet- ferent types of fabrics and how ter to Us." The purpose js to i ing .is being planned to prepare ;~select and care for. them. motivate women to engage ac- 1the quota for the White Cross. ey stressed that readmg the tively in challenging young peo- A "thank-you" letter has been labels on ready made ga~ments to enter church-related vo- 1received from Bacone College or t p~ce g~ 1~ very t~pore!J for the society's donation of an . sac unc was enJOY served with Mrs. Adrian Car- pillow cases, etc. to them. AI- at noon. son and Mrs. Fern Arnold serv- so, Mather School wrote thanks In the afternoon a film was ing as hostesses. for a second box of clothing shown by Mildred Betzing and Guests were A-FC and Mrs. sent to them. Ola St. Clair on "How to Be A Arthur Arnold and son, Art, of The benediction prayer was Good Hostess," and on table Peru, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. offered by Mrs. Isabel Lewis. settings for dirferent occasions. George Johnson, Jr., Mason, W. Refreshmeflfs were served to The next meeting will be Feb. V~.; Mrs: Tona Boring, Reeds- members and three children 12, a combination one on copper vJile, Oh10;. Mrs. Peggy Rus-- present. The next meeting will tooling, knitting, crocheting, bassell and children, Beverly and be on Feb. 4 at 1:30 p.m. weaving and plaques. Pamela, Letart, W. Va.; Mr. I . Attending the meeting :were and Mrs. Adrian Carson Dorothy Whaley, Vada Hazellld•mgl,ter, Dixie, Mr. and Mrs. Chasen Airman of Lennie Jenkins, Maxine Month in Oklahoma ton, Doris Eastman, Esther Etta Cullums, Heltington. and Rev. and Mrs. A Fe D . G W lbu enms Cl'· t a rn, SWi:tn.L., -•.. EveIyn Wll Clyde Bartlett, all ol Middle- is stati ed e ' Cl ara . on at ~~ on . Marie Domigan, Clara port. A1r Force Base 1n Oklahoma, Paulsen, Mildred Betzing, Ola was recently chosen Airman of Cl . N · Reed Fred the month at his base. As are- B.tesaAtr)· as":"'kt nd' D a ' sult he was sent to a ' ICe oc on a an· I Fla. on a special mission. lnai'iiii"'S'"locktiiiiiiiooii.==--=--;;;;;;;;; Walburn is married to the II mer Doris Rice, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rice. Th<!v II POMIROY, OHIO have one daughter, Sherry. news conference tossed I he a me-long Interest." opment activities. In the past and will again In the eluding his parenb, who live In Ohio Democratic party lnio tur· "To serve In a budY whose "These are areal wltb wbleb future I know or no place I New Concord, and t h e n moll, because the party at its actlona help mold the destiny I am weD acquainted lor I can better continue to serve return 1o his hon>e In Seaconvention in the oame buret of AmeriCf. arid the free .world .. ve 1pe11 IIIe lasl Z% , ..rs my country and my state than b1ook, Tex ., near the ne" space ballroom next Mopday wu all is certainly both a chaUenee workillg ID tbem," the U--year- in the Senate." .center at Houston, to complete set 1o endorae incl!mbent Dem- and a high calling. old Marine lieutenant colonel Glenn said he had resigned 1the separation process from the ocratlc Sen. Stepben Yoong lor "The purpose of this meet- ~ald. !rom the National Aeronautics Marines. The smiling astronaut said h.ls a second term. ing (news conference)~ then, is "The Congress has been seek· and Space Administration yes-- Glenn said It would be severlcll•oi"'"' of the Democratic party TbewbmeroftbeDemocrolo lo do!t:lare myself a candidate lng more and more technical terday and would resign !rom al weeks before he hnd a cam. "a natural one,11 bectluse ic primary ill May ·wUI prob- for United StateS Senlte from advisors to provide assistance the Marine Corps after 22 years paign office and staff in operalamlly ties but "careful oon- ab!)' meet Republican Rep. the state or Ohio," ·· In these areas," Glenn said. ir that organization, which In· lion, but said his .mail addre" sidertltloo of the current post.. Robert Taft Jr., wboae aame O~PORnJNITY· "I have been privileged to re- eluded combat missions in would be simply, John Glenn, lion leads me 1o the choice of to ao famouo In poltllc• •• Glenn said he had decided to ceive invaluable technical ex· World War II and the Korean General Delivery, Columbus the Democratic party. Glenn's lo lu the opace pr.. enter politics because· he lelt perlence in these fielda. t'Onllict . Ohio. "It· provides tbe best opportunl- "My feelings certainly extend He said it would take a few The famed astronaul said he "I believe President Johnsoo gram. NEW YORK - Gov. Nelson has presented a program ,I or Glenn said his decision was ly 1o make use o! the . experl- lar beyond the technicalities or t:ays to handle the paper work could not adequately express A. Rooke(eller of New York iS our nation w~tch a majority of made after several , weeks of ence J have gained in i2 yeara congress\onal actlon;-to the con- of resigning from the Marine! his feelings on leaving the Macha~ingt A:ona ~I B:!: Will support. In the careful study of the possible fu- of goVernment service;" sideration of our cruntry and and until thal was completed, rines . He said the Corps was so ry W,B er prove s I would hope to be able ture courses but after this <:en~ He said that more than half where it Is hE-aded, its goals, he would not make any further much a part of him it was pu:nc::~· fl bl k tod to help him teach the objectives siderabon, he decided to run the national budget went ID the Ideals and purposes," Glenn political slatement. har<l to think o! leaving and "I f e er e~ l~lh hay that program." for the Senate because it was hlilltary forces, space pr*'am said. "This is a separate 11 uJ>. He said he would spend "a Iguess it wtl~)ways feel that r ofan exhte_nNsave Ha pshoorlr Glenn's announcement at a "an area ln whjch I have had and other. research and devel- ject, one 1 have commented on little time" with his family, in- way." tour 1 egt ew m e · communities. The two Republtcano ore the chief opponents O: 10 Completely installed. People moved to natural gas, only used 458 gal. thru meter. PRICE FIVE CEN11- ~":.~· Mr. andtoMrs. c~~";:~,~~;~~~;;__,_,_,iiiii returned Carroll to be with their daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Norris who is Ill, after spending a couple of days at their home here. . Mrs. Ohm Genheimer and daughter, Judy returned 1o their home, Columbus Tuesday, after a visit with her mother Mrs. John F. Baily and ollie; relatives in the area. Mrs. Maxine Arnold a n daughter, Susanna spent Sunday 11 with ber sister and brother·in~ law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stew· art and son, Gary of Mason w Va. . ' · POMEROY-MID~ .· T.'OHIO NO. 232 \~------------------ AnM ___ · _______________ FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1964 \\"\ Jt'O I 1 . .le"ihar, About Middleport Ofllcero for the comlnl' term '~ · • NOW YOV KNOW • Cheste( Group Installs Its New Ollicers El hln -··•- J P....., une c ger daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger underwent surgery. Wednesciay, at .HospllaJ: Columbus. Her numher " 315. Mr. and Mrs. C. J . were overnight gu.. ls ol her parents, Mr. and Otto lies Logan SUnday and Mr. ~nd Mrs: Ileo were ner guests or Mr. and Mrs. Richard Struble and lamlly Carroll. January It at the Church of the Lonnie Jenkins of Syracuse. A reception was held folli)W· SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE . lO.J)ally Sentlne1, Pomeroy·Midd.leport, 0., J'an. 18, 1184 of Mr. and Mrs. Tona Boring. The wedding vows were read · ltog. $4.50, Now $3.50 ' I ' Sable-Boring Vows Taken on January 11th ANIIMRSARY SPEOALI ~ ' j •• MIDDLEPORT MEIGS THEATIE INVITED TO BANQUET Pomeroy Chapter, OES, received an invitation from Pl. Pleasant Chapter to attteod II a banquet honoring the worthy grand matron of West Virginia Monday, February 3, at 6:15 p. m. A meeting will follow at 8 p.m. Reservations are to be made with Mrs. Dora. Toney, I Pt. Pleasant RD. W. Va. by January 31. I TONIGHT Janu•ry 15-16 NOT OPIN FRIDAY lhru TUISDAY J•nuary 17·21 Walt Oltney'• "THI INCIIID18LI JOURNIY" tTecbnlcolqr) Badger, the Bull Terrier Tao, the Siamese Cit; Li.J..ath, the Labrador Retriever and: Emile .Gene&t,. Tommy Tweed Sandra Scott, John Draine, With the talenla of Rex AI· len. Novel by Sheila Bur,. ford. Dltnty Ca....nt COUNCIL OF TRENT I The Council of Trent was summoned by Pope Paul Ill in 1545 ll'etturette; • and lasted nearly 20 years, Lei Down Your Aorlal it was inlerrupted by wars and No Advan"l' In Ad!nlulon. other causes. 1 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JAN. 17-18. I Group Of MEN'S SUITS Voluu ~ to$45_ S•lt .,.~ 150 ' I Group Of Men's SPORT COATS Volu11 to $2.5 _ · Solo 14.50 $ I Group Of Boys' PANAMA CITY - Leftist The chiropractor will base led univeralty students sch1ect.lnl8 campaign on the future ol uled a "pltriotic mass raUy" Vlrginia, arguing this here tonight - the second depends oo cooUnuing the 18 hours - 1o support demands Frootier Image "that that the UnltA!d Slatea ogree so much lo the revloe the Panama Caoal this Foorth ty. In Washington, Secretary State Deen Rusk satd that the United States Is 1o dlscuq mutual problemo Panama but will not under threabi or violence. SPORT COATS V•luft $ lo $16•. 5 0 - Solo 7.50 Men's Banlon Shirts $ L.on1 SIHve 16.9.5 Valuo - - - - - Solo 4 Topcoats, 1 Group Val. to 52.75 · .. · .. .. .. .. .. .. Sale 36.00 Topcoats, 1 Group Val. to 39.75 ················ Sale2750 •• ' el Group SPORT SHIRTS, wools, French flannel and gobs, 6.95 voluo 4-00 aMen's SWEAT SHIRTS N- Roducod •;, off e1 Group of Mtn'o SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS, ••1. to 6.95, Sole, 2.65 2 for 5.00 eMEN'S PANTS, cords, cord~roy, O'Iolnkln, vot. to 5. 95 _ Sa to 3.75 .BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS, 2.99 value, 1.89 corduroy 2.65 SPORT COATS SUITS TABLE •. eMtn's and Boys' JACKETS ond CAR COATS Roducod V. off eBOYS' SWEATERS 6.95 Value - - - - - Salt 4.50 5.9$ Voluo Solo 3.7j eMEN'S SWEATERS Cordlgon olylo _ _ Raducod 14 eMen'o Pullover SWEATERS, Crow & v..,ock, val. to 10.95 6.50 eMon'o & Boyo' All Woathor COATS linod & unlinod RM!ucod yj e GLOVES, linod & unlined, roduetlt 'I• Sca•h, v. prll!; Yolu.,. to 42.50 .................. Solo 27.&1 Yolun to 29.95 .................. Solo ~· Volun to 24.95 , ............ , ... Salt lf.$0 ..- ~l LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy business cllstrtet was a lr'oeJ:in& degrees, with lots of lllOW s~'l on tbe ground, undl!l' SUDI1J' skies al 11 a. m. ,. 1 Group Our!*'· Valu11 to 69.95 ......... S.te 47.s0 1 Group Our 'Mott P"pulor, Val. to 55.00 .... Sal~ 42.$0 . 1 Group Our Economy lrand."Vol. to 39.95 .. Sale 29.50 A.M. OR P.M. WASHI!(GTQN. (UPI) - J!e. . . Feb: I, the (lOIIImart letters malled In tbe Unlled IStales will ' ·oo.r a NOW AVAILABLE AT ••• '; Pomeroy Bowliilg Alleys POMEROY, 0, • ' • ._DOW Hom•. ,Of Arrow Shim .' ', · •;"I •. ' �I . I f Clenn'sJumpintoPolitics ••~ . . es Up Numerous Plans lU~ Mrs. Rothgeb Found Dead ForemanUie8 After Fall At ReedsviJJe ·Old Pros Eye Glenn ., , Move Warily~. ~ec~ ~; wASHINGTON (UPI) _ o..t lrllftl tbe apace procruaor btl F• .a...l "'"".. r.. lncurnbenl tiethocnt spite lib national fame u a • announcement, but PreR1 See- Rep. Clarlell A. Vantil, a cbael V. DISalla for ~ovet'IIOI', ' lly HASKELL SHORT Continued from page I) space bOro, aslronlut Job n retary Pierre SaUnger said be Cleve)Jnd Democrat, forecuto Rep. Roboij · T. Secrelt, ~ " C:OLUMBUS (UP!)- Astronaut John H. Glenn's de- tal ho Dec 24. 1. , M Glenn f~~ee~ an uphtU haWe In tbouCb1 that word ol $llenn'a trouble. 81110111 llata Democrats Democrat ' who repre1011~ c:lsMia\ to run tor the Senate. as one politletan put it, &u..eb her In dN~ orltl bil qlllll for lbt Oblo Demo- plthl bad "filtered tbrlliiab" to wttb a prlmlrJ ll,cbl 'oomlnl Gltail'a ~~-!) . 08 crallc senatorial nomination ill Preoldent Jolmson. ed LIP 1 Jot of polltlral plans. Melia Coljnly auth Noting thai Ohio 1-.JJy trlct, .,.w, ,.. ·U . 11 1 Sen. Ste hen M. Young-The a£1n1 ~level•nder Jan. • • · Survivors art were not ealled ll1ll> the death the op1nt011 of 101M Ohio con- GIMn wu to wounce bls Jeans Repub)lcan, he said, ~·tt qualtftecl_ euppol'l . . _ atllf ry at f4 capped a long career ln politics in 19SB two dllllbton, Nill Evelyn Wecln01day night of Mlehul gresamen. "Candldley formally todey at CO. takas everything we have to "I thliik he'D male a ~ ' . witll ~ upnt ..in. He made the fight alone, without much ~othgeb, f "ri.~e, s:n 1 e:; Pollack, 5:, Belpre, a foreman The two men most affected by lumbus, Ohio. He wUI run : win a ff«<lt Ill whlcb we are aeoator. He ~ . CIN!ui(J u) er · Oil tho RoedsvUle locks, who Glellll's bid - Democrallc Sea. Ohlo'a M~y 5 Democratic P united .. And we aren't united planned to run 1M Ilia '~~ ol'gllllizatlon recognition and even less l!elp, lt appeared .J'~ 0 Gilbert he was a ahoo-ln for renomination but now he finds 1 of A G~ 'l'hft feU about IS feet Into a pit at Stophen 11. Youq and RopublJ. mary ~p~nst Incumbent YflWII. 1n tb1s klrtd 111 fight." JUa1 ll Ill earlfttlly plttl teji·'JU popUlar national hero after his job. . fi ~chlldnn · · the C(lhstnJction site. ean Rep. Robert Taft Jr. ~ did U Glenn deleall YDWII, he pro[). Vanll tald he wanted to WJib. ipaGa pl-ocram. .loba GIIIID Ia a u 11 · Rep Robert Tall Jr · li1P ve gr and fCIW' Pollack WILt rushed to cam- 1101 comment but other Ia• abl)' wUI "ppOSe Taft nut No- bold an Opinion 011 Glenn''•·W.: aooJ eullilm.r 1114 bl 'fOUI4 ~ · Cincinnsti coogress;.,.n advantages In the DemocraUc =l~ndc~. One llater, den· Clark hospital in Parlers- makers or hoih partie• express- vember. Taft Is presently run- dldacy "unW 1 see what bls df.. certainly he ibe ~ \li411&d' had been tabbed by national troubles. · 1 ( a) Lewla of Kan· burg, where he died · In tbe ed their views. ning against Ohio Secretary of gree of dedlcaUon 11 to the man In the entire eon,reu on 1 80 Repbbllcan lesders os their Domocratic Party - Org......,. llli'VIves. emergency room. The White HOUH declined State Ted W. Brvwn for the Jdbhlon actmh!tltratlon. on- apace mailer," lltuwt· llld. be•t bet to beat a Domocrotic tuUon leader. decided to hold o Serv!cu will be held at 2 p. Falll ln,Jurleo reported were comment 011 Glerm'a reslinaUon GOP nornlnallon. 11 110 qliUIIon thai Stave YOIIIIII Rep. Watn. Hay,, D·• .tllditi . s•notor this fall. Now he &eel pre-primary convention to en· m. Sunday at tho Fair Haven a probably tkuU fracture and • IIA<!b tlie admlnlsCratlon, bull aile of Glttm't C!llltf• hq r, • a spaco hero being broulht 1<1 dorM clndidatet: they did tbla Methodiat church. Rev. WHley cut over hil left esr. He was want to ... Wllal GlllliD bu to aal4 that illl Oblo DamHJ 1:111 1 to block hll poth, juot •• some to prevent a repeUt•oo ol 1~ Bennett will olflciote, and bur· an employu of th• l>ravo Cor· offer." · pari)' "nteda 11tw lllllid . ijllil · ·· Reptiblicano persuaded Geo. when a political unknown with !ol wUI he in Pine Str..t c- poratton whlcb has the main . Vef Ohio lftllt tot IIJrlller V 1c 1 GlenD Will provldl it." '.l.i .. Dwight D. El..nhower to enter a popular name won an 11-mao tery under the dirlcUoo of contract for building the dam. President RJchard M. Nllott, rr~ J. l•nocba, illn~lft · politics to block hlo father'• raco for the congressman • at· Miller's Home fot Fufterall. The Muonlc services wert beld Gauce readlqll GaWpolla the RepublleiD pnaklenUal can- aetitot ~tic llllliiCit' liM~· . bid for tht Rapubllcan pres!· lar8e nomination. '!'be condi· body will lie in 118te at the Thursday at I p. !Jl. at the dal1\ IU, IU, l'lllllllnl & feel dtdate, ill the 1880 eampaiaii, a llllllllmo patty ma~ •14 r•. · <lentil/ nomlnoUon In 19112. date more or lela repudiated church for one hour prior to Spellctlr Funeral home In Bel· (Continued on page 2) on rollm, Pomeroy-Mwn 11111, and lll!t year llepubJJcan llale he would ban no com•Nll Tafl'tJIOilllcol career llDW!a II the party platlorno and lhe psr· the lervlce. Frlendl may call pre where ·~· Pollack bad been gram now was primarily direct- Pl. Pleasant H.U, lllnton l.IJ Auditor .lamu A. Rhodes 116>. "now ot lat.t.w . . '"''''"· stake 'agalnot formidable oppo- ty refuvd to urge his election. at the funoral home until tho taken pendmc deflnlte l~neral ed toward the project 111 put a falling, Kanllvha Falla 1.93 fall· - .• . sitlon. Now ~ party at Ill Monday hour o1 the Hr'llee. arrangements. Thil mommg he man on the moon and that the log, CbarlesiQn !UIIIattonary. !!-Dally Sentinel, Pomaroy·Middleport, 0., J'ab. 17('1~: ·'' Secretary of Sate r.c1 w. conv~IIon faces the cho1ce ol was taken to Barthels Funeral lllghts he would train for If be London Mllmlot and ' WIItfleld · · ."" " Browa _ Word beaan loilll repudiating thtlr senotor, a home in Smithton, Pa. stayed In the 1pace proaram dams ,;.ere on the sllla. ,. - "· around ColumbUI rocently not conliatont supporter of the KenMr. Pollack was born near would not come untO ht wu Boal mDVIIDObllt I r~ . to nil the oll<-term socretery of neely • J~naon program•, ,.. of Smithton . In a village named near 50 year• old, "not vary old Olllo Rlvtr.- A. E. Dyke state short ••on thflllllt he wu repudiating Glenn, !be opace Don..-a, Pa. lor most OOCUJ)«IIona.. but eer- down If, f:IO a.m.; EIIWI B' .·.. ·_.·.,···:··)·" •. .. ·,· an underdog against Toll illlh• hero. An andonement for elth· Survivors are. his wife, Mar· talnly on the ectae of 'doubt tor Woodl up 14, 4:f6 a.m.; NaUoa:.: . ·' Republican prlmar,. u ha ill er or no endo~e'.'""t. "ould late!; a son, Michael, at borne; utronauts, especially '!~' 11 up 11, Ill! IS a.m.; c. v. Haro eleeted senator, be 11 '" for siX leove the org~mzaUoo m en three sisters, Mrs. Ann C. Cl· competitors for crew posiiiOIII ner up 1&, I: 11 a.m.; Jim Houg. ''"~ years. If he 10111, ha eonllnues awkward. position. 10 blnlc, Imperial, Pa.; aro 11 sharp as the youqer land up •!&, 2:41a.m.; Tlbolt 1r lfellll ...... ,., ·' l ; as secretary o! state for two Republican Party- The GOP Proh, Balllllni, Pa., and Mr•. men now In training." do\Vn 15 , 6 a.m.; PhiliP Spom .- .. " more years. .. . apparently laces. more oppo• COLUMBUS IUPI) .- The Helen Sethmsn, Jacobs Creek, up \&, 3 a.m.; Elaine down I&, .. . ,.. 1, Dcijwcratic State Chairman t1on t~an. 11. or•gmally counted state Controlling Board Thurs- Pt., and a brother, Pole, Ja· GloM said he had dllcuuecl I:30 a.m.; Esso Pennsylvania , William L. Coleman - Glenn's on. Still II figured Glen~ would day approved the Board of Ed- cobo Creek, Pa. bls future with spa~ o!!'ciJll up 17, 1 a.m.; Inahram Up 11, D' AT· nRBT YOtJ DON''I'IUC. eYell atvea nsmee and llddrelloe late entry left him out on a eventually get Into poiiUcs, be- ucatlon's recently-passed cen.end they told him It could 1 a.m.; Jef!erson up 11, 7:20 CEED- QVlT and a budd)' !llld mt Dl,f. ~·· limb. He had been interested in gan makljlg plans alons thooe lrtllled achool bUI purchase ve'?. well be Ju•t wi•hful think· a.m.; Buckeye Sllte up 19, 6:· Dear Heten: · knows these women. ~.,.-. Glenn •• a candidate, but with Unot months ago, and apparent· plan, despite a feeUng by some lnl on hil part to trllln for a 05 a.m.; Harriell M. up 10, 4:• I've got this gossipy.Qerty I liked my boy frlen4 ...)I Glenn laying nothing Coleman ly. wlli pt through the· •ummor members that the plan might • flight for slxhtor sev: ~~ar~ 25 a.m.; Beaver down 20, 4:$0 nm door whO to. aiWilfl trying was very an81'1anll l!ll~-~~ ha<l made pi~· to put th• or- WlthOUI as . much mira-party face numerous law suits. and find out wao e a.m.; Ornl'ard up 10, S:!O a. to pump me. Sha askl the 11011· I dldll': trtllll .btm . ..'.~ . : ... ganization behind Young. Now fighting as •Ill oppoSition. make the trip. m.; Indiana up 20, 7:30 a. est ~allons you ever heard, iplll up. Whal would ~iayf : Glenn_ seems to be In the race The plan, approved bY the '!'be estrooaul nld that re- m.; Charleroi down 21, 5:30 a.- even about Dl1 very personal - MARSHA • ·., ·" • •nder the auspleoeo of ColeBOird of Education on Mtlnday, PomeriJ!' pollee arruted Ro.. quirecl him to consider the nV· m.; Queen City down 22, S Ufe. And she doem~ quit, even Dear Marsha: , -. c · • man's ·major opponenls,. BiYinl ~:!. 10; 0 b~d~uf:;:'; :u:"~11;,!i ~~· ~-w~~ era! alternative• ope• to him a.m.: Edeana Bosworth clowii when l·1r1 Ill change the Y«Jr::t trtlst I ~~~: : tbem grounds for .launching 811· MOSCOW -Wild life met state with sia~ officiala to set followlnl I two-car ll:eldent 011 when he left the •pace pl'Oo 12, 7 a.m.; Jert')' Bosworth down ject. him ms e, you woo,, r,':'!" ' other attack on h1m city llle In the ceutrol Sovlel •. . W M1 gram 23 4'30 p m • San Ricardo down She'J JOI a Kinley reporl on atterwardl. ' U.S. Rep. Wayne L. Hays - city of Omsk. Wild IUe loal. a maltlmum ?rice for buses. Lest a n·lt, 10 !set welt of . 3, '1i:20 ~ ..;.:; R. H. BO.worth every one of our nelshbors, and Whether you're ~~~ • The Belmont County Democrat Tbe Sovlel news agenty The second and third lowell ~berl'j Lane Tb~y 11 • p. lit •aid he CIIUld have re- II up Greenup 8:30 a.m.; Bay- I don't want to be llllolher bunch 0118 trr he'l overalllblt!o!ll ~ Cia, claims a big share o! the credit Ta•• 141ld today IIow • yo••• bidders woold be permitted to . matned with NASA In anolhet ou Orlenlan up 31, 2:30 p.m.; of statlstlca for her to pus on. tbe dame department) rematM for getting Glenn into the race. deer frlpt ...ed by a IP"'UP of sell buset to local districts with byR'::~ drt~lnl 1 ~ Job but the pooltlona he could Jolul Ladd !lean down 32 11:50 ,If I teU her to get lost- to be seen, but you'd belt,a.I:~ He hopes this ~ill pace the sklten aear Omllii, raa tato tbe understandins that they not R D r w~ · 1~uU:.i of ~~~ have accepted were weU p.m.: Gona down 32, 4:50 a.m.; well you can Juat Imagine what be sure you can tallt · , . way lor Coleman s '"placement llle town. ....ect the maximum price oot • ., pu I staffed. Knox down S2, 5:40 a.m.: Pam- she'D say about tne THEN. The thiOil out. 0~ . . as state chairman by Don Gos- Suddenly lhe stopped, •••· by the Controlling Board. driveway of a bulllnell place "Tbere were Dam_, ba1o ela D. up 33, 3:30 a.m.; Cotton thlniJ!I she says llbout her friends never make It put~ ~l PP. · ney, the Columbiana County ciDated by her relleedoo in o State Sen. William H. Ded· beca~~ of the •now and lee laas1 opporllmllln, 10mo fl Queen down Meldahl 1:35 a.m.; are bad enough, but enellli01 ttlek otalnecl ciaare!te '- lllt9 chairman !lfOCery window. The' lbo dens, R·Cinclnnall, aald he vot- llne ~outra~O:el~ acr:o wbleb would have llllda nit a J:lefender down Meldahl 2:10 a. - WOW She'1 flclous. What the honeymoon. 0 Republican State Chairman deer leatiect forwont on d ed lor the plan, but Indicated ur • mllllollarre U I lid beta In- m. can I do! - BEA Dear Heleh: , • Ray C. BIIS! - He had consld- lande11 iD a elalter of IIorkea he felt the award to Rlljlone but cum, Middleport R. D. I, trov- tereated only iD .,....,,w Gallipolis Dam - Bingo up Dear BEA: We are two atxlb-~t f.'! erect Gleon •• a candidate lor rla•s. canned roods, 1auoageo, the lower bidder might be In ~~gle~HI 00 the tlreel bit GloM uld. 11,25 p.m.; Solvay down 2:15 Gossips slly In business be- who are lrYIDI to 'rill.!', ,,0111' Congre" from the ISth District ud olive oU. Pollee caupt violation of sllte law. Board 1 rear of the car Ru~o Another poollbtllty, he 1ald, a.m.; Sandy down 2:50 a.m.: cause people like ynu Ire wefaht down but are 'lflil ... but never had much serious tbe d ..r, doclo(e<l lis euls and Chairman Otto Stock said, how- lel:as drlvins. wu to nm for the Senate, "an Linda Chotln down 4:55a.m.; afraid to face them down. courated. What reaUt. ~tlt . iilr:' rea•on ,,to belleve Glenn would itt it IoD«apirnu1he1orest. ever, that tbe contracts would D maRes to the car Marcum are~ In which 1 have bad a life- A. J. Patten up 9 a.m. U this gal II really a menace, II olber ctr!a fealt run a• a Republican. A keen he let by the local dislricta was drlvtns were to the frllnt lOilg lll(4relt." Kanawba IIIYer _ Semel up she'll huri you worse 11 a frtand and sweeU aD d~y .~Ill' 1;, pu¥tlcal strate&lst, ht may lind !!!!WliWBiffi&ilii!'Ji- rathet IJ.!'!!!.[IY .ll!t .\~te. , . fender, bumper, and beadllghl. lit~ thai to oerve In the London 8:41 a.m.; J. S. Lewio lhen as an enemy - because lklnny. If 'lit· eva. · ,!" .. , ~ ~- • ·: • ,_ •• •• • · The RulleU 'll" ·" 11 dalnaa• ~ate j>Nsented an opporlulllty up Marmet 5:10 a.m.; Helen she'll worm more IIUt ol you. cartdy, we gain a pou~; .. . In the left rear quartor panel to belp mold tbe destiny of Z. down Wlnfield 4:tl6 p.m.; Smile sweetly and say, "It at Why do we hll\'e to f~,~ and bumper. There were no Americo and the free world Tbelma Ann down Winfield 7·· flrsl fOil don't succeed pry pry those others can gorge? ·...: ·~ injuries. ' ' ' IOUS AND I>ISCOVfiAG!D' Other activit In town h·'l en4 that to meet tbla challl!llfll!, 30. p.m.; Eurenla T. Jones down ataln. de - a-a·r or q u 1t. Dellr C and D· "'''1-'l , .,. w t0 b ,.. he was entertn1 polltlct. Wmfleld 4:20a.m.; Lucy Jane "And show her to the door.-H. Taln't f·•· b.... 11,:.,., •..,.,....." . 1 Y a• pu paper ags over Lucas down Winfield 8:tl6 a.m. Doer Halen: ""• •• • ww. ""' some parking metert so motor· CALUI FOR !ITIJDV While recently readlft« yCIW' look at the brtiiii tokle: rm 1111 would not park In certain WASHINGTON (UPI)-Cbalr· NAMED CHAIRMAN column I noticed the CDl'lljl let- sura you have botlat ~r3: By DOROTHY KILGALL!N placea to give the street crew .man John c. Stennis, 0-MIIs., WASHINGTON <UP!)- Milt· ters about "make out" or com~ono, · 111\1 'll:f 1 cb•nce to shovel snow "":'"Y· o! the Senate preparedllOSll aub- garet K. Hickey, public aNaln "U&htsout" parties. As I teen- healthier than lha IN The crew worked last mght committee Thursday caUed for editor of the Ladles Home Jour· ager I would llke you to know Rfaht? - H. .. 'k · I and dumped snow onto Ill• levy 8 stall 1tudy of Sen. Barry M. nal, was named chairman of that bobblDi for apples and ' · · · ' "f.. JOTI1NGS IN PENCIL suspect some chum must have been pull· ot the river front par~g lot. Goldwater'• charge thai U.S. the CUllens Atlvtaoey Counctl charades went out with the This colutnD Ia dedleited to DEER KILLED long-range missUes ars unroll· on the Slllu1 ol Womeb '!'hurt- Charleston, as far as my friends ~/:.%1aiC): ~'1 A strong rumor has it that Melvin In& Theo 's leg. We all know about "ice," Robert Burson, Shade R. D.l, able. day by PrutclenfJolmaoa. are concertied. trouble lei Hal lith YOU Belli, the colorful California lawyer who but $1,500 a week for four tickets-per· reported to the Meigs County SteMlo gave no promise of a ACC£1'1'11 CIIAIIIMAN8IIlP Three cheers for the mother Sb ' ell will defend Jack Ruby In the Dallas performance is an unUkely sum even for Sheriff's department that he hit full·lll!ale investication as asked WASHINGTON (UPI)-PrHl• who Ill hop to Ul and •tays up. ,;. will ~tmcel '::: trlal-of·the-century, has a deal on to the most generous and optimistic scalp0 and killed a doe 'l'llurada) about by Goldwa!Alr. dent Jnbnaon aeeeptad tha bon- atalrs where abe belonp. resi Bolio! write a book and produce a movie on the er. 7:30 p. m. on .>tate Route 33. Goldwater, a candidate for fl'fll')' ~lllhlp of BrotherWhat's the matter, ara ynu now r · : case of the man who shot President Ken· Tony · Bennett's new hit, "The Mo· He said he war driving north. the · ' Republican presidenllal hood WHk Of 1114 snd utcl IIMt JfOifn·Ups afraid to let Ul have spape · . ~ nedy's aiSassin. Possible collaborator: AI ment of Truth," was composed by Tez 1 ' .. A truck coming lOUth .pos•ed nominallon, called for an Inv ... Feb. IWI oblirvanee . i !Ould IIUr fun? We get our ltlcb from · Moscow, a former ghost writer for Rich· Satterwhite, a trombonist in the orches· - DISGUSTED ard Nixon . . Marie McDonald's inti· tra that backed Tony at a Los Angeles him, and the doe jumped out tlgatloo of hlo cbarce laat come at "a tlffil 01 di!!JI ap. maltln& oul. week. ptaisal for all Alnei'IDilllt." Doer Oil: DIVOTID T!)· mates expect her to start divorce pro· concert a few months ago. Tex bad nn· behind the truck. ceedings agailllit her current husband, er written a song before, and showed You Nl!:l!JD lOme kleka And Mltlll' ••~ ;J Don F. Taylor, In !he near future. the tune to Tony merely to get his opin· They've been estranged, but living un- ion of it-never dreaming be'd record der the same roof (that'• Hollywood!) for it. Now Tex i1 In for oodles of noodles sOme time. However, there was a rather because the song ia soarin& on the . Dellr Helen: .., " dramatic difference of opinion between charts. lly Wayoe G. Brandstadt, M.D. causes this condlUOD. Is there bout mdfDI a ...... Ylltlr My fiance and I are both Ill - · - · the two late the other night, anjl that • • Q-My brutber died at age any cure. . docltt wnld be Ge bfll ' - our tale thirties. we plan to be seems to have impelled Marie to get in Xavier Cugat and Abbe Lane went to 38 of acute necrotlil"t! pan- A-Yoa are lilt tf !lie lllckJ of w._ er IIIII 18 ~ married In June. Two of three u '!! touch with her barristers . . . . . Milton great lengths to ufeguard their plush crealltia. Ho worked up to ltmta lately I bave found olg- Q'!," ".., !"" 8 ones beolav ,.,... dllane 11 Jtur medlelnt. <lreene has sold 1ome of his private pi~· Manttatta.n duplex from burelars; they f arettea wi!II llpatlct on thom " ...,. ~::;t; tlires of Marilyn Monroe. They'll appear brought 10 an inventor from Germany, '" days before he died. What -uy reeoplzod • .Trn-•1 II Q-Are lbt ~arlou• venereal In hil car' and lllo • llranp "" • . dlaeasee transmitted 0 n 1y li(lllick and comb. lit llllfl u.., "" ..... N... • In a TV special about the fabulous Robert Hubermann, to install an alarm could cause thto condition? alwan sueeesl!lll. Could he have been born with The disease Itt ~beved to lhrooRh sexual conllct, or can belonlto woman be' drlvee · l blonde. 1111 system that cost a couple of thousand be caused by 1 Virus, but this )lou get them by using publle home from wotk, but I ukecl .... ·, Rock Hudsop is seriou1 about want· dollars. The Cugats feel it's worth it, It? 0 . A-Acute panc,.otlU• Is a hes not been proved. toilets? her and lhe dalltecllt. ;:: ~ .,...., In& to star In a Broadway musical. He'1 since tile burglarizing of •tars' apart· -tilt ••• taktni singing lessons 80 he'U be ready menll and hotel auites has become com· h1ghly fatal diSease thai af· . Without any treatment, the A-'!'be tran•mlllltb of '""' Now 1 have reeelvtd a llltler -1111. 11.-. feels men more olten than wodl&ease cleai'S up ln about olx era! diHaleS throu~ tilt Ule lellini friend · ., ~ • ..., ,.OrtMo •. when the right script comes along . monplace . . . Peter Lawford'a back· 11 men. Your brother waa not weeki. It oil . me Dl1 · Pamela Mason'• frequent escort. TV pro· stage visit to Copacabana comedian Pat born with 11, and II doea Treatment COillllls a! balhl ~ pub c I .ell II Ylry unllk.. around while I -k. I wor ...U. .- ,..., - · ilo t ._ d.ucer Ed Fitzgerald, Is now a free man. Henry 'Wasn't just a gesture of congrat· run In families. Ills frequently to which a crude COlli tar y. daJI, and he i:I.ODihl!t-WOI'k. lt ..., - - . . . ~ , His marriage to Coral Sierra has been ulation. Peter signed Pat for his next associated with peptic ulcer, emulsion Ill added. _ .~, ~ annulled Restaurants are borrowing •cture, "The Major and the Private;• 1allstones, or alcoholiom. I n . Theoe and UposQn! to ul· _ .._ _ JllOney like crazy just to stay in busf· n which he'U cOllar with Sammy l>avll women It may appear as a travtolet Uct!t !rill !1Ueve the ·114!11 until the World's htr opens. One Jr. , complication of pregnancy. itching and threby help to prer•., broker alone holds mortgages on 275 The pancreas, nonnally vent the seeolldary infectloo LfXIf.JAW PINfiCioEY ,=SA~f!' eating place's and bars Jimmy Hoffa Arthur Murray Will play a cameo role produces a powerful digestive that 110 often follOWJ IICralcbJnl. . I;XPf.ltr,CAN OPeN Altl K VAULT. · . '\ and his former union aide. Harold Gib- In Bob Hope'a next pleturt, "Eight on jUice. When the secretlon of This treatment illllo lltlpo io &FO~ YOIJ CAM SAY • ' INI ~·'• f ' bons, created their own cold wave In Chi· the Lam," by lll!enarbt Arthur Matt and this juic" is obstructed, the shorten tho eoune ol the dif. " ·caao the other day when both were Bob Ftther, who wrote the cameo role concentration may build up ease. -· peats at the Edgewater Beacl1 Hotel. for Adlai Stevenaon In Bob'a latest, "A to the point where this juice How that Gibbons ha• become 1 Hoffa Global Affair" . . . 1\ftckey Mantle broke digests the living c~ll• of the Q-1 lata 1IMD taltlng ~ adversary, they crossed path• in the lob· the all·time record for autograph elan· pancreas. This Is moat likely zlno for llearl)' Ioiii' ·:,.11'11 !Or by without exchanging a word-but tne at the Concord on one DIB)It. Hta to occur when these cells ••vere mMtal deprasi!OD. II their looks were icy . manaaer, Vic Jarmel, wa1 almoat erusb· hove been damaged by itllec- helps to relleve tension and elo '• ! . • • ed In the avalanche of fans, and Mickey Uon or trauma. loWI me to alNil. What are lha The way Sid Luft 11 handing out tUb· scribbled almoat UOO slanaturea before 1'hls woold cMnge • 11mple olde efleeiiT l tblnll I I!Oilld do in Hollywood in connection with a flylna WedJI of hotel personnel re• paneroatllia to a nocroU•Ina wllholll lilt drug If 1 Oolltd with Judy Garland, there cued hfm from hi• admirers. •The place <ttaut • dtotroylnl) pancr.ati· deep. W~·l!e IdlY heltat' be very little room jn the court· had been visited by many a celebrity, in· tlJ. off U I ,, 'tbt 'l'haraalnl . for tpectatora when the caae final· cludlhl teenaae Idols, but everyone Tho trl!ltment COII•IIIt ot and took slUpiiiC pUla? cornu to Most of bia wttneotes agreed there'd ntyer been anythlna Ukll btl rest, dru11 to relieve pain, A - ~- ('l'bOI' be called In an attempt this ICint . . . . Sharman Douglu waa IDUbloUct If an lnfec!IIOUI ..lno) II vllfy balpflll Ill per. charge• Sid will mate llamoroualy puffing a ctpret thliOugh a .a111e Ia klenUflecl, feeding by 1001 wboioe ileprasaloll II cor~~>­ who bave been ron1 lloldet •• she lunched at tht Colo- nlh to ~ the tnOamed pan. pllcated ~ lheii!Vt' -lety. career- tncludin1. Fred· ny wltll California lawyer Grer Bautaer, Crtas, lnd drtllt to dlcreaM The UIUII 1kle. llfeo!f lrom tak• ·' ";~~; ~ Bergen's husband . . . one of l!:cldle Flsher'a secret weapona. the acUYity. Of lbt tlland. '"I too Jarp. :• ... _lrdudl d revelation to the preaa the Gre1 aee1111 to be spending more and dryneso of lht IIIOUib·lmil nuaJ an "unidentified man" more time In New York, and be doee lt Q-My • - told me I hiYe consest!Iin: U .500 a week for 1111 lht lporUng WIJ(-Wlth I Budiftl(hlrt. pltyrllll• rosea. My back, 1qt IIIMo IIIHI · .. \Ill lf'lt6• · aeat& to "Sound of Music" got big Rolls-Royce always at the ready, day and and arms are pretty much 'sleeping pill~ are habllfotlll-. around Shubert AUey, where they niiht. . covered with the spots. What In, I would he (ery Ciaiiiiiiii • .,.,_ ,. ';;eceded {hen Thi;:· Glenn •n All ftj Way With LBJ Bus Purchase NeWS 94ele·n .B e·lp PJan Approved By Oh. BOard {]J !'" *'·Mary Police Cite Driver of Car ":':u sub- ,o! 0 c . , c:r :;1 x':! a .,. , , . ;,...S. c rl'!;,1 . . '·oJ • Voice of Broadway ... reportmg ,'::; t!,IJo l!: ill-.. . teo!. ' •• • '· WCAt AND STATE News Of Man County, \VeSt Vir~ :J:t· .:. ;o ·...,,.. * -:..'.:=t '!: .., ...,....,. - ·- u .·• ·•··, not 1 r. • • • J. • 1 1 ~ ' . .. "• ~- prindj)al, ottevllng the Society Notes Fender Be din Activity fligh On Jce, Snow Goodwin Asks Voters For Another Term ..:1 I Society Not es ' · 1 n:::r; 3 ROOMS New F"rniture '299 MASON - . M . ason. t Society ' ' NoteS bou~d Buckwheat Society NOteS /i :m' [~ for c. good RUBBER FOOTWEAR Oh' M herS CoiDIDl"ttee l•S In Busl'ness USED CAR BUY 1963 Dodge - - • '2395 1962 Dodge • - • $1995 . 1962 Dodge - - - \\ Crow's !d HOUSE rs. ..rge Mr. aod Mrs. Daye. Canode of Carpenter · D. D. spent '!'burs. evening with Mrs. Myta Rife and Mrs. Fay Wood and Mrs. Freda Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thomill ' and sons of Athens spent Sllllday with her mother, Mra. Freda Bowen. ~ ...... ,.,.... SANDWICH •' ,I ' AtifT... 'IMHatllt WrNOI . ' COMPLETES DRILlS Marine Corporal Phillip W. WoUe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllson WoHe of Route 2, cine, completed training Dec. 20 In preparation lor men! to the Far East. He ~ing Jrith !1E" Company, Seebnd Batllllon, Fifth Marine Regiment, First Marine lon1 . camp Pendleton, CaUl. ' RADIATOR REPAIR 1960Dodge • 1960 Che.vrolet 011 tion. She must, of course, pos- The deadline for submitting and daughter' Debbie, called on sess motherly trails and ex- nomnaloruo I a defnte Mart. ber parents, Mr. snd Mr s. HI In h lU snd conc1 1 1 1964 Charles Rife Thursday. emp Y er e uc • · r. an 4 Door Sedan 6 ryl Automatic tram1. and power ltcterlDI. Radio and heater, one own~r, low mileaee. ter·ready" ••. and REAL VALL!ES: 1960 Volkswagen·- $1295 . Monza Coupe. Automatic trans., w1s1w tires, radio, heater and only 18,000 miles . NOW 59 Buick -· · '1295 s1195 LeSabre. 4 dr. Sedan. Show extra eood care 60 Buick · · · S169S s1595 LeSabre Conv. Cpe. One careful local owner. Power Steering and brakes 60 Chevrolet- -s1595 s1495 Sta. Wagon. Parkwood. One of Chevy's finest. Po· wer St&erj!lll. Auto. Shift. Origl!!al .finish like new 62 Mercury ••• s2195 s1995 62 Olds '98' 4Door - s2395 Holiday Sedan. Power brakes, power steering, automatic, wlslw tires, one owner, new Cadillac trade- in. 2 Door Sedan. 2 in stock. 1959 Chevrolet • - $1295 4 Door Station Wagon VB. Autnmatic tranitlllllioo. Raclle and heater. 1959 Dodge • - - $1295 4 Door Station Waeon VB. Automatie tran1missioD. Powef' steering, radio and heater. Black finitb • - 1959Buick -- 4 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Radio and heater. 61 Olds '88' 4Door · s1395 Holiday Sedan. Power ·brakes, power steering, au· tomatic, w1s1w tires, radio, heater, one own•r ~·~ new Olds trade. ' 58 Ford F. L. 500 • • • S89S Four dooro Hard Top. V-8 auto., power brakes, po. wer steering, wlslw tires, 'radio and heater. 57 Buick 4dr. Special ·S69S 1959Ford 54 Buick H.T. • - $345 SPECIAL AVTOIIIATIC. A REAL N1CE ONII. ,54 Cadillac H.T. .. • $495 · TWO .DOOll. NEW SNOW TlRli:l · · '' • -'995 . • 1957 Plymouth - Station Wagon VB. Automatic tran:mlluion. heater. 1957 Chevrolet -4, Radio""" -- Door Sedan V8. Standard b'ana. Radio and heater• 1956 Plymouth • • $345 4 Door Sedan V8. Automatic trans. Power and heater. a~riJli. ladJe TRUCKS 1962 Dodge-! Ton Sweplllne Pickup. 19$9Ford2Ton • Cab and Chmil. I opeed t......: Z opefd ulo. 1956 Ford~ T~n Pickup T KARR & VAN ZANDT. • 4 Door Sedan - VB. Standard trans. Radio and heater. Engine overhauled. V-8 automatic, wlslw fues, radio and heater \ Monterey 4 dr. Low mileage. A real "cream puff". ~wer ~teeriq, Automatic shift. One careful ow· ner·• -- for cold weather driving. These are "win· 62 Conair · .... -S189S WAS .. 1962 Dodge • - - Fair Prices Finer Cars Mr•s;::r . STEAK 1oday's .Medical Report ~;:~r~!:~ .:JE~ • WoH Pen c __ N ~iety otes £' - Mr. .... lfi'J, t>qliao Clr<'JI, a~onc with the fol1owiiii Ull1lle ....._ ~m~en -~ . .. B..t6.11 ~·· Mn. ...,. Jordan, an ealled ... Mn. Elllo cw1 Wanetta Radekin, Mni. Betlwl Satunlfi'J. 1ohn.... , Mnl. P1n1y Jordan, - - - - - - Lal'l')' Clrdo spent the . , . ELEC'I: OFFICDS Mro. P'reda ·Smith, Mn. Mr, and Mn. Fret Sllr'ler, end with Mi 'lnd' Mr. Jlidl The _ .,,_ Jobllny and Eddie of La....,_ -~~-------· 1 PoiJrGd of ~0!'. , ~""" ........... ~·, ol ·the Lowther and Mr1. Moe ' ·~~ ,,~ carpenter Bapli8t Cl1llrdi met dan. IIurl, Ind., lfiOlll the woek end Vlllttng the Douglls Circle Ja1110t ~at New Ha~ .., with Mrs. Joann Bllbop on wscs MEETS wilh her parents, Mr. and I!amlly Sunday were Mr. ond w Va ~·-"~ wtlll hllf moUw.i, Mfi'Jeo' "·--·- "'·'-'·t·, •-· M Nuu:;'.'"~;"' ~.'; Q J1 Thuthe rsday evening. Offlcer1s tedfor Mrs. Clarence Albaugh, Mn. PR~ant 'l'IIOIJill, Sharon olLei1\Jlie SclrbPlarool~. andand ~- M,l')'q;;:,., and Metvii! 'a/i;IJ nd ll<l' Ka Benko Robin0 COlllloC year were e ec !dent was hostess to lwMO ~. ppera Ill . ..,r, llundjoy . •• ::... ·DII~t. pp ' ~ Mnl. Vivian Guion as pre- of ~ Temple Women'• Sunday •lllton ol Mr. and Jllclt Soarbrouat> of · Ba,. Mr. ~nd Mrl. Jllllel P~ "' Since the IUlng of certlflcitea sidenl, Mrs. JoaM Bishop, vice ty of Christian Service 011 Mn. Howard Tboma were Mr. Mrs. Homer Circle, Dixie ""' and 1100 Jl)enl Sunday "'- '·1 opened on Januory tth 20 perpresident, Mrs. Martha Hunt- nesday evenlnR. Letters Mnl. Frank Sarver, Jflllll. and Mrs. Robert Harden his mother, Mra. Jleoile pj$.1'''< lOllS have flied for the post of ~j:;;,tary;...Mrs. Em,:. • read from miss!onari01 Eddie, Mr. and Mn. daughter. terson, Pomeroy, . commltteemon 'ljflth only one M J nln, asurer, ~ s. the church hdp.s support. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Ml'll. Buren Duncan , rt · Republl n ftllng 111 date ae 0 an, news repo r, members voted to send a Angella and Mr. and (;olullbus spenl Friday with It k generally apeed O..C": Jlt. JIU:ASANT- Arlllur M. co , ·. PI'. PLEASANT - City JlO' ar.d Mrs. Cassie Gaster and lributloo for the TB Harley E. Johnson and the "not pllly'' vote ol Selia.:'~ Goodwill, 3011 121!1 Street, bas UCENSES ' lice lnvelll&ated three ace~ Mrs. Frances Howery as mem- in India. Stamps from Boward Tboma and Angella. tor Edmund Gibson, of Kansao."'0 lllecl111 a eandldale fGr Jljltlce PI' P~ANT _ Two cou- dents Tbursday resulting In .ben of the flower comnuttee. hac! been received. Mrs. Tammy JohnBon was Safur. M<. and Mrs .. Harley HanlnR was the decldlnl 9ote wlllds ·• ..,( .._ ill Lewis Dlslrtcl on 'pi01 i.av made appllcall0ll8 for property damage but no person- Mrs. VIvian GasiQn save the ard Stanley was program K•~tdav night guest of her grsnfi. IVOI'e Sunday dinner l!llesls of prevented the~ ol ~ • the . ftAipubJtean ~late. Re hu e . . . al injuriOI. devo~ion•,, on the topic "Fault er and devotions were by Mrs. Mrs. Ada Slack her Mr. and Mrs. Ev· dent Andrew Jac"- from {/J. ':, ·lll'Ved II JUimt ol Peace In marriage licenses m the office The fll'st was at 8:45 a·. rna.! Finding. Qu' Ru II Tb le " sse was · e"What top Lambert. flee. . Lewll Djstrlot for lhe put ten of the County Clerk · the Intersection of North Main Those present were Mrs. the'""evening yean,. Ia l!ll1'l'led, and the fa. ~log were Martin RandaU and Marietta Streets when a Keziah Dye, Mrs. Ida Cheadle, Mesns to Belong to the wom-I,_:Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tbompther of lhree C!lllldren. W .1, 24, . Gallipolis, and Sblr· car driven by Mn. Daisy Lee Mrs. Helen Jeffers, Mrs. Mae en's Society of Christian . Gina Marie and Cyndla, ol Clyde J. HID of Hendoraon, ley Ann Puason, 17, Leon. l!rown ol 2323 Lincoln , Ave. Jordan, Mrs. Freda Smith, ice." Members present Rid~e, Mr . ...t Mrs. Dale repubilcln hal ruect .. a eaftdl. Frederick David McGowan, 21, Wllll turning the comer skidded Mrs. Pansy Jordan, Mn. Bon· M ~ 1 R II M of Mlnel"RVII!e were ' Ashton &ute 2 and Mary • · v· tan G rs. ~ar usse , rs. date far COllltNlle from C1en• ori-ice and struck a parked car me Cheadle, Mrs. IV as- nie Scott, Mra. Dale visltora ol their par~ . a.oiJII"......... . ' Ann Willet, 28, Pl. Plesslllll Rt. owned by Charles w.- Rogers' ton and the hostess, Mrs.. Joann Mrs. T. M. Gal away, Mrs. and Mrs. Herman "''' ~ . .h , seetln& :U.,· J)Oit o1 commit- 1· . tben struck tbe beck end of an- 8 IS op. The next meeting .w•11 See!, Mrs. John Ingram, ~· lrom their dlstrlels on Pl Vall u ••pl I other parknd car owned by be w•th Mrs. Emma Whittmg. Quinn Russell Mrs Carl ~r:n~;lw~M;;~r. and Mrs. J. R. Murphy ON&,Y · the · J:lemocut· . eaiiDI ey """ ' .Stanley Sa turd•Y visitors in Marslate flllng thlll ADMI'M'ED: Vir inla l8Hart, WI'II'1am W . . Robbins, .PI . PI ess- ton · tree, Mrs. Howard No.tiO Down-llolofta on week m: Harry Staats, Olevla g ant, foremg it Into still another SHOWER GIVEN the hostess Mrs Clarence Cenvenient Terms E. lJIIIlsh· and Harry 0 Layne, MI. Alto; M_rs. James Bragg, parked car owned by Phyllis A show~r was held on Satur- baugh. Gu~sts present Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam are all v•lri•l committee . posts Pt. Pleasant, Joh/' . Anderson Plants. Pl. Pleasant. Damlljle day evemng at the Columbia Miss Octo Gillogly, Mrs. hls parents, Mr. and froml .Graham Dlstrlel; Ralph Wilson, Pl. Pleasant, Mrs. Mar· was estimated at $875 to I he School for Mr. and Mrs. Char- liam Gillogly and Debbie and!~•·s. . A. Elam, Barrett, W. J. WiJtWGD and Vlrsll A. Spur. tha Jarrell, Henderson. three vehicles. les Glre (Margaret Mosie~). The Dalelene Scott. lock,' Union Dl.rtrlct· Sadie DISCHARGED. Mrs. Arllll The secood mishap occulTed young couple were mamed on PERSONALS Miss Sharon Thoma visited FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ~------·---· Hall, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Law- at the traffic llghl at 28th Street Decetnber 27 at the D. V. Cum- Mr. and Mrs. Robert p·a~l'"':l~."..:h~e~r~sls!er·ln-law M r •. renee Mayes and son, Pt. Plea· and Sand Hill Road and lnvolv· mings home in Athens with . •ant; Mrs Erlll!llt Cale, Jr, ed a southboond car on Route Rev. Cummings officallng. The ~nd son;, MI~Ie:rt, d of Mr. Ray Chapman,l;E::~Iir;~ and son, Pomeroy, Ohio. 62 driven by Harold E Somer· bride is the <lliughter of Mr. NIS g~an pa;en dar. an ol this ares. Funeral vllle Pt. Pleassnt and. an east- and Mrs. Douglas Mosier, loco! ~ ar":nr.:r : , ~· were held In Athens car oo 28th Street driv· and the groom is the son of an, Two brothers, Ru880 11 ChaJ> 111 Pn en by Regina A Johnson Pt. Mr. Oscar Gire of' Chillicothe. a~th Y o t aMpo snd man and Lyle Chapman, live In leasant with· both drivers The ll!oom is a member of the I wF' Gerllpar,en '· S r.da P Mr ~ ... " - Mlick Ste ' U S A d 'II I ern ' og Y on un ay this community. . · ·..., '""'· warj claiming green lights. Neither . · · . rmy an WI eave called at the homes of her '!'be Bradford Massey lsmlly open\ Slturday with her aunt, driver was cited and property !mmediately forda htour of duedty !hers Mr. and Mrs. Harold which receatly lost their home Mrs. Golda Moarnlng at Mid· ~ damage estimated at $100. m lila ly. The bn ehenas accdeptll logly and children and Mr. and belongings in a fire have dleportBI~'-~ julndstretumndecl '!'be third accident, resulting empdoymenht lhn At s an WI Mrs. John Gillogly and Mark. Into the block houae rom "'"'~•-• Iana a . By Sarah M. Rife in $1,000 property damage, DC· reSI "' WII er parents. Members of the Happy nearby owned by W. W. Ellorn-11 i~m~ .wilere she spent the A2c Richard Lee Rife, who Is curred al7:15 near Fruth's Drug CHOIR MEETS Iers class of Dyesville church wood. olldilyo With her dauglrtor and slltlonnd at Cherry Point N Store on Jaekson Avenue when The members of the Mt. Un· t lth M G ld Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Har~-tn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill C., son of Mrs. Ethel Rif~ of a car driven byLevla M. ion Church Choir met at the ;;:,ery ~ work':n a oqu~~mon and family vacated the Ice •nd family, and Mr. and Dexter, and Miss Linda Hicks, Pierce, SIS Willow Lane, Pt. home of Mr. and Mrs. ~rl helping were Mrs. Elsie Price, Ellenwood house recently. · Jim Moornlnt and faml- daughter of Mr •nd Mrs Sam Pleassnt traveling north on Starkey on Thursday evenmg M G 1\J d M Mrs Zelia Perry and ..and· I I • · '"' · ' f · · Th rs. race rneran 1 rs · r Y'· nd' M G Wll Hicks of Langsville, R. D., Jackson AYenue was attempt- or •d. praqtice seMssion. F osek Helen 1\Jrner. · daughter, Donna Davll, spent ~r. a "· ary son were married on Salunlay, Jan. ing to tum left into the drug atten mg were rs. ran Weekend l!llests at the Dale from Friday night until Su.tda) and family of Hontlngton, II, 1964 at Pomeroy. T be store and turned Into the path Pauley, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wll· Stansbury home were Mr. and morning with Mr. and Mrs. spltll the weekend with hIs neighbors gathered at the home of a southbound car driven by son and Pamela, Beverly Sue Mrs. Larry Stansbury, ~.i~;~:~~ly~K~em~s_;l~n~A~Ib~a~n~y.;._==• pare. ., Mr. and Mrs. BUI WI~ of his mother and gave them J . Workman, 2712 Forbes, Mary Haning, Alan . t Oh' nd M dM ·Bla k ood M d Mrs Rog mg on, IO, a ' r. an rs. ~·an old fashioned belling. Jle. Avenue, Pt. Pleasant. c w ' r. an · . · Jerry Stansbury and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zerkle freshments were sei'Ved to •· cr Riggs, Richard and . Columbus. Callers were Rev. of llartlord caUecl ' OD bls par. bout 30 and also candy and ci· H~t!Ield, Joe Sayre and and Mrs. Wllliam Uber ents,- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zer· gars. '!'bey left for North Car. 10 0t and Shirley and Conme . dau~hter of Wellston. 4 00()1' Sedan-6 cyl Radio and beater. Automatle trans. New car trade-ln. tie .~Y· olina on Friday. Paul Andel'!lon snd Sue, Mitch- Seaman Joe Mosier has ltaiTy ' campbell will leave Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowen of ell Stanley, Elmer Fmlaw, A•· turned to New York after spelnd·l For The Family for Ill ~ndecl vloit to 1\Jsca. Toledo spent the weekend with Is Toban, Charles, Jane and ing a 10 day furlough looM., o\lll., where he will visit relatives snd friends In the com· Leon Newhouse and the hosts, his wife, Mrs. Carolyn Open S.turdoy 9to 9 Station Wagon. V-8 . Power steering, automatlr trans. Radle' hla' daultilir apd la!nlly w h 0 munlty Mr. and Mrs. Starkey. RefreshM . Alb and hi and beater. · b "'- In N Ze I d f · men1s were enJ'oyed fo&wing rum osier, any, • aye ...., ew a an or '!'bose on the o!ck Ust lnclnde • . . plrents Mr and Mrs Douglas THE SHOE BOX 1116 pUt three years · the session. ' • · . · ~ Katie N ·. I her Mrs. Myrll Rife, Mrs. Marui The Ohio Mothers Committee WILL CHAPERONE Mosier and family. home, here aftHe:~ta~ ~ Fra. Martin and Mrs. Mary Simpson. Is now accepting nominali0ll8 T h e Columbia Elemenlsry Relatives here recei•ed w. "'UJJ Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Automatic transmission. Raclio Iller'• BottOm Mrs. Larry Hoffman and ~on. for The Ohio Mother of 1964. School room mothers were of the death In Sagmaw, Mich., beater. · · Stevie, and _Mrs. S~rah Rife, Mrs vernon LeMaster, Mrs. invited to chaperone pupils on :.:deTh~~u::.es• trip to Alb- Job~ Glenn, Sr. and Mrs. J!e. Thursday when they attended"a · Mrs. Ella Vatella of Eskdale becca Taylor are the most re- concert at Oh1o Umvers1ty. Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Standard trantmission. Rad1o and The Mothers club met at the W· Va., spent severs 1days with• cent selected as the Ohio Moth· school heater. on Friday evening and ber son, BU!y Valella, here. erAII Mottlen nominated must Mr. a~ ~i!Off· be acUve members o! a church, the precepts '!'be Golden Rule. ~n an t":•nd ~t: h gs- successful u Mothers as shown Nomination blanks may he ob4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Automatic trans. Power ateerin1. v ~ s~ ay~ ~- In the character and achieve- talnecl by writing to Mrs. Ray Radio and heater. :;f dr. L · es ments of !heir children and must Cave, State Chairman, 603 CresThere's nothing like a dependable used car ~ an d :'Y· Geo Saxt be nominated by an organlza· cent Road, Columbus 4, Ohio. THE DAILY I .Carpenter dllcu'aod bllyins the scllool. Meryl R. H. I , �' •i r ·~ \ .1 - · ~ilion • _J ~ \ l' ' Snags 36 Rebounds In Rio Triumph trU t 0 II; 011- 17; IU._· I I ~~ MrM ,_ lll<lrl a-1-f; TniDa' I t I; 3--f-111 l;'"t~~lt; Wllo Radlord i-t-2· IQrb 1-+- keQiOII t-1-1; MnU.. 1-+- a M; 11 TaJALI U i .-, . II1Jii'I'ING1'0 I \ell ..,. ()qt. Bill Yoonc 18cj;p!mp(;MJI 111101 Gallia ColinIIIMIIla:: Paul 1;1111oD. the RIo *!Good• Colleae Redmon slaged .: !l<>(\1urious ....,nd haU rally ~"'iloutsday .night at HuntlngtoD, ~ ~nJ to deleat host HunUng· It l~Un {;ullege IKHM. Youo1~ tallied :12 poirits, 18 of e .:\.t!em in the second balf as l"l'""'' abols ~ uwreased 1000nd prelS defense 1M second half, I 5U , avor"i•· T h e l r chanceo at th~ foul lille were few and far betften, but t he Redmon .CGDVorted eight or 12 in tltlt deparlmont. llulttinpm Collep playera and thio enabled Wlll!ame I& blt Young with IIUlD<!I'OUS Jead.pasaeo, resultlnc ill the 18-polnt ef· fort by the Columbus junior. Rio ~·, fine team aboot. in three days and t hPU' season record Bucks ,._.. ' Buckeyes boast the league's top scorer, Gary Bradds, who won the leegue scoring crown a year ago and who has • 29.6 avera!!" per game this year with 32 points against Wisconsin and rr against Minnesota. Bradds a1ao lead• .the league In field goal accuracy with a 69.4 percent· age. For assistance In points, the Buckeyes' Dick Ricketts ranks ninth in the conference with a 20.5 mark. Against this pair, Michigan The t 8 "f"'"'' . 0 tl<i:.': Important SVACGames Set Tonight ~r.,; 4econds remaming in the ftrst j ump ,.;.,.~ol ha< helped the Redmen all :t,~.-~ ·~ei~nn canned a 30-footer just a 43-43 halftime tie. ~ li4 mJohnny Paul whose 27-point ·: per game 1=1verage placed him .......U1:1J·. the top 10 in small college 1 ~ ·basketball this s~Wson prior to ~ · #ltJursday·s game. tallied 12 \';~ .pnt.ftt~ the first half to pace Nle \llr..:FIJre.tm. He found the going ·l¥:.;,lf:1"-litfle tougher in the second half ·Js Coach Lanh am inserted ~"' ~..esh mon guard Don Trainer Of ' tl ~. JI~!i V N inl f; t h~ eontest, and ta\E:>nted !;lx-foot youngster ;;- "':,~sponded by holdin R Paul to w.:tl' " lP~·:f eight points in the entire ,s;i.i/;nd ho lf. , . ~ ''~~ 0101 Te rry Williams play· ENTER TOURNAMENT - Wahama s White Falcon team has entered the Second ~ • '~"" h "ot hi' fi nest games in the Annual Big !1e11dClassic 8th Grade B.ask~tball :ro.urnament t~ be ~eld Jan. 23·25 at llle ,;~' Jrv as the six-foot guard the Pomeroy Juruo~· Higb School Auditonum. Stttmg left to rtght 10 the ftrst rot/ are.' ~ '·'!.~~"; 24 puints and consistent· Ral~h Bat~y, Ronrue Russel~ BtU Marshal~ Len.n Tennant, Tom Howard; second row, I'JCI<IIi. ·~rt up Young for many easy Davtd Whtte, S~ve W~d. Milton R;ousb, Dan MJ.!chell, Ronnie Roush; third row, as· Ill ~ ·~• . _ _ ststant coach.Bill WolfO;d, Roy ·lf~scnt;''lltllt'c GiinStead, and Coach Frank Capehal't. ..,. '.~ " • ·• • : • :• • • . . -SentlneiPhoto -..:Joe ._,~""'·· i>lllr("'' NO:t • h • Easten Dlvllloa W. L. Boston 29 9 1:' . Cincinnati 31 15 4 Iii ., :. Philadelphia 20 21 New York 14 34 Western Division ita• , • W.. L. -ct Cl Po Los Angelos 27 16 • · eaners meroy • St. Louis 2li 21 1 eFrH Customer Parklrlt • San Francisco 23 18 ·''Aero" From Our Storo • Baltimore 14 28 Detroit 9 30 ••,-;',t '''DRY CLEANING I 1O bs, $2 f ; ,.a.j·", ROBINSON'S • • • • • • ••llo Pet .763 .6'14 .488 .292 Pel .628 .543 .561 .333 ·oiflllt·,' )egulars, Shorts and Longs. Regular price ,49.50 to 55.00 $J J.Ooto$36·'7 Winebrenner, Pomeroy . •..•... .. .. Crothers, Jackson . . . . • . • • • • . . . . • . Richards, Nelsonville •... • .••..••• Ousley, Wellston . .... • •• .•. .. .. , . Johnson, Logan . . . . • • . . . • • . • • . . . . Jacobs, Wellston .. .• ....• . .. .. . •• Fitzgerald, Athens • • . . . . . • . . . • • . . Magnani, Gallipolis ••...•...•... .. Elliott, Nelsonville ..... .• .. ·. . . . . . Thomas, Jackson • , ••....•.••• •.. . Rice, Middleport ••. • .. .. .....• .•. SVAC LEAGUE SCORING NAME & SCHOOL FG. Halley, Southwestern ... .. .. .. .... 48 Dempsey, Coalton . ...• ....... : . . 50 Coen, Kyger Creek . •. ....... . . . .. 38 JIRobi' tnson, Coalton .... .••• . .. . .. . 37 North Gallia . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 30 IIHorne Coalton ....••. , , . . . • • • . . . 34 Eggleton , North Gallia .•..... . ... . 30 Rucker , Hannan Trace .. .. ........ 26 Ridenour, Eastern .. ... . .... . .. . • • 21 Montgomery, Hannan Trace . . . • . . . 19 Tbureday Results New York 124 Delroit 116 Cincinnati 108 Los Angeles 95 Friday's Games Detroit vs. New York at Boston I Angeles at Boston · Francisco at Philadelphia Tonight's Games Gallipolis at Wellston IINeiSiinville at Athens Middleport at Logan Jar>kson at Pomeroy :• 'Men's & Boys' ~: ;..t.,lr< JACKETS - % off J .'IM<.I' • · : 1811. 8.95 to 29.50 'Now-5.97 to 19.67 62 63 44 49 52 43 47 52 37 43 37 FT. 46 22 • 50 34 22 40 25 17 39 25 27 .231 .Men's Topcoats·····! off ~ow North (' · 'lla at Kyger Creek Southwestern at Eastern Coalton at Hannan Trace FT. 15 8 14 16 19 13 19 10 9 11 SEOAL ALL GAME STANDINGS TEAM . .. .. .. .. . . Athens : .. .. .... · .. Nelsonvolle .. .. .. . Jackson .... ·".. Wellston . . .. .. .. . Middleport .. .. . .. Logan .. . .. .. .. .. . Pomeroy .. .. .. . .. Gallipolis , . .. . .. . . TP B · WillS k ryant ee Full $10 Million ' •u W L P OP 9 0 685 408 8 1 !i8.1 537 5 5 601 628 4 > >72 >80 3 7 568 659 3 8 847 738 2 8 5'78 684 2 8 489 610 Ariz. St (Flat ) 77 Sou Utah 72 Wyoming 87 Ariz. St (Tern ) 82 Lipscomb 62 Bethel 60 Montana St. 89 Weber 69 ' ...._.. ~ Dopo-. .,. c Cholcollow,_ alur ...,., ,..,:. ~.~.... 1- - t:• La; .W.......... lei oct... WERNER RADIO & T.V. N. 2nd Ave. Mtddl•port, 0. \ lob 1 :1-18 s 11 .. 16·19 INCH . .) ' PORTABLES DRYERS With the hope It tRll. in 10me m-ure, /otter and help tru• lain tlrDt U!lalcla II 1ood in family and community life, thll 1\ , ''"' II 1poruored by the butine11 firma and organiMJtiom . elaote ~ appear lJeloul. · GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO• R., ~•.RAWLINGS &SONS CO. ·-' ' I • , . ,. . -,~ '•"cv-Dod&•Tncb Attend Till Church Of Your Chol<e IVY N:llt 2 Speed- 2 Cycl• Automatic R... $279.00 110 lb. Freezer-No Defrost Food Section '\ . LOGAN .MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY "'lowen rot AD Oeealll.,... · • CGr• ._Dllllo w• .lfabl "'b!""' IVY 240U . p_, :• While Stock Last . ,h' Near Pomoroj.Joluoa BrldJe Loo L. Vaucbaa. MJI', · WY M11118 ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE FOREMAN & ABBOn .·. ' rm G"'enllousa WY Ml8l . :'POMEROY FLOWER SHOP H &·R FIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPO RT, OHIO Hember lutn Ott BoiiiiiD Bread With Tred• REFRIGERATOR $24 3 lllddlt)IOI1 FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHQUSES VALLEY BAKING CO. WASHERS $109 2 DoOr Combln•tlon Polilei'OJ, Oblo -.. - -- .. THE UNITED STEB. WORKERS OF AMERICA '·· •l'AneJ t1aiO. .... Ravaawoocl, W. Va. STARKS DRUGS "WALGII.EEN AGENCY" CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK "Thhl'rlolld)J Book" .' ,...., ''~ ,. HMO r-'· ~ ••· .. ,.... t ' .i'' / . ~:~~=-.:.~ ' . . DBucil We rm All Doctora PreiCrlpl:lons WY ll.aoD . PoinsroJ ... llliblllbad iai 1861 ' SWISHER & LOHSE BITA,J I. . ,, LIEVING COAL COMP~Y . ' . n ' ,, . \ JollddlePotc, Ohio Depollta IDimttl bJ r .D~c. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE .AGENCY ·I BOYS HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING LEAGUE ..12:30 allll 2:30 P.M. SATURDAYS . WI~LIS ANntONY PLV!IBING .... NO Llllcola St. 'I'ING WY 1-211110 IOddJopoot KAUTZ FEED .StpRE .J , • •. ' f· Oar Aim II To Sai!Of:r · RUTLAN0: D,epT:'stQRE; IN(. <CI9'nl' ~ 'h...> .· . !b' ~~*~S:':~ aolbllli 'QOALIAED INSTRUCTORS AVAILABLE . .· ' ' POMEROY BOWLING CO•. ' . 't., " It " E. 2ND St. ~ POMEROY, ', ~ ' . ~ . ' 1 0 ~ Ph. . .10 a-tar. Ohio SPECIAL REDUCED RATES O. · •. . . . . . . . . . t.ll I. lalflb,, lr. puiDr; dq lidlool .,. .. .... 1181oJ; Supt: M=i''nt lt:IO L & ~yoltlll 11&1.... p. m.: lvlapJflllo nt ap. r-----..;..-------:--------~-----.IP."""7:10 m.; I'NJtr p. ... I ___ Register Now----· Vl99 . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SW,. ,..... !so 1. ._.. . 3 ROOM GROUP INGELS FURNITURE ...,. Area High School Students · ., .•.. , Now-5.99 to 11.32 llorDIDc ArDaltl -............ . -. ... ,- Milke .,.... AnENTIOt~l -1-·~-·- IlL, WWiblp al .... Ira II. Tillbf, l'ltlter. ~+ .~-------------------•1'. I ~~ Fridt, & SaturOay Ntvhts L w. m. /. Girls League To Be Formed Later. AS LOW A I - - I ;11oe of Fourtb uti N7le - We Specialize In Room Groupings! ' . . !l"'ll· 8.98 to 16.91 MI.-- TV. and .APPLIANCE SPECIALS BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!170 Alahama Coach Paul (Bear) 148 Bryant will seek the full $11). 138 rr.illion in his suit against the 132 Curtis Publishing Co., attorney 126 Francis H. Hane said Thursday. 124 The attorney, retained thla 119 week by Bryant, said a federal 119 judge's . order reducing the 113 amount of the judgnlent won 111 by fonne1 Georgia Athletic Dl· 101 rector Wally Butts would have 1no effect on Bryant's ault. " We have an entirely differTP 'ent situation here and that ac111 ii011 oucbt nOI to influence a 98 jury In Alabama," Hmt ssld. 90 Bry_ant and Butts eaeb 90 for ,f11).mUUoo becauoe of a 84 Saturday ~enlng Poot arttcle 81 char11ng thsy ~~~~ to ric 79 the 1962 Alabama-Gtorp foot, 62 ,bali game. . 51 Butts wllll a mmlcn Judi49 "'ent but was told by U. S. Judge Lewis Morgan In AtJan. ta that he mu•t accept only Men's & Boys' In Pomeroy For Over 90 Years . ' !/lilt Our LORTSCRER siGNS MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL (UPI) - !Jennla Lortseher, 11-yoar-001 · rl&hthanded pitcher, altined hla 1864 OGIItraet Millneaota Twins Thursday. Lortscher II tha only first-year on lhe lelm'1 aprlltl 'lbree important gamea are I'OIW' on tap tonight in the SVACI..;.=.:..·- - - - - - league. I""~.IJUII face a new trial. North Gallia Plrales will be Bryant's au1t 11 sclteduled to after tbelr slxlll iaague vloo tried heN hll, 11. tory, going against lhe Bobcat.a or Kyger Creek. Southwestero Is at Eastern. Southwe!tern will be trylnc for its fifih league victory, aa the High landers try to catch the Pirates. Coalton plays at Hannan Trace where the charges of Coacb John Dudding wiD try to win their first game of the season. Last week North GaiUa and Southwestern posted league wins qn Friday night but Southwestern was the victor and G.E. AutamMit North Gallla the loser 00 the following evening In non leaill• game!!. • · - -- - • CQIN-QP • National Basketball A88oclatlon SEOAL SCORING By United Press International NAME & SCHOOL FG. TYPE ·CHURCH-GOER • ·u~:.;aS, Lhe Jirst half buz7.R. r sound· ed to pull Rio Gr:-mde into .... . -· '""'· Iowa at Purdue and i'lorllt..- lflll. Minnuota'a pacem.Uer '" ern at Minnesota. MlcbfCan been oopbomore Lou State entertains Notre Dime In hltUng :16 points per pme fc a non-league clash. All throe third place, whUe Big 1\on games will be In the ern's Rick Lopoaa ranks fourth afternoon. with 25.7 and Ricb Folk eiChlh M' ota with 20.7. The Northwest&m· mn~ match, on regional televiai01t, Purdue will be seeklnC fia will· ·be for third J>!ace In the first league win after two deleague smce both teams boaal feats with sophomore •e II 8 2-1 mark. Minneso.::, has.: Schellhase, at :IU the 'all overall 9-l record No fifth beJt ocorer, expected ID be western 4-6. the spark. Iowa has I I..J Top scorers of the league al· Iorence nccrd. Bill Buntin, and one of the na· seventh in scoring with a 22.5 lion's top ranked sophomores, QUe Russell Buntin rlltks point per game mark and Russell is tied for 10 with a 20.0 mark. giving the two Wolver· ines a 42.5 mark compared to 50 for the Ohio State Pair MlchiJan Favored · Michigan, ravored to win the conference crown for the first time since 1948, was a slight choice to top the Buckeyes. Two other conrerence games halt until tht> Rt'dmen manag·, knol Ihe score far th e -t~:e·J~,L~ time With nine minutes =".. ,,~}o ;Q!a~ . Hu nt ington went on to t.:-1 :f:a~e .!i ~lim 4.3·41 lead with . 10 "'~' ~· IC!Or- 1lr: 7 I• IIIIU'.. Sentinel Church News a.m-1 ~P:aw£:l~t;:zo~;~IIMPP===~~:tS~,~HUn==-=·=·~a.:.-~-~ "If ftlll wt · will rely on its standout center, wert vn the Bil Ten PJ'OII'lln, so will be Invol·--' •~ In '"· .... lll~leA-~~11 ~:ed lu liD ~ -t~~'/"m mg. whose deadly Trout . . . II t m.tDUion. one .trAeiid· II ofII the nation bo nd's CIDCAGO (UP!) - Two of fltM.. '"8 ·~~h ';:' e~e r~ u ;,; the Big Ten's hottest sc<>ring 'tl)lr;'A~:.·~ · • oar s c~an 6-5 combination will tangle in an l:lt•· . b Y' ~ock10 ~' e .. early season "crucial" game I ...,: .::!n~more / 'c e ,; ll36 . Saturday when Michigan and , ' ' Dill ' t~ lh R,:'m s. Ohio State play with a share of "':a~ e . • 0to er :;:'• first place at stake. .... tram P~:; .1 ga~e tr ~ The Wolverines. with an 11-1 some . mJ es 0 ave season record, and Ohio State, - .. eH th•. 511am of playmg three , 7·5 for the campaign,' each ~· ~es m three days. However, boast 2-11 conference marks. ~":::mer Soutl'':i'tef~l htgh Tbe winner of the Saturday bat. ·• th ac~. qwpi .sh0l ow~~ lie will take temporary hold of e game.~v · ~~ t' co ) the league lead since the third 1 ty P:! ·~ ed .~n mgton 2-11 team, Jllin01s, is idle lor exe d aminations. T:e ho:~"~~re~ter~ 1 ~-_.~ trCIUi.!hout mUlil nf the f i r s t t; great dul of time at guard .. . . ;; Gl'llil4l w0Iverines • In Crucial Game Saturday to 5-6 . ?1 8 Phil at. 2. TOT~ • • • Balflblll ~Core : Ilia • • ,. ill Sallmlay, JilL 25, IIIIID iD&I<>1 Collep eomeo In lor felurD malell Cll 1M GAHII was called for twice as .many '!be Rodmen return llomtl 10- h01dwood. personal fouls. From the lloor day and havo the weekend Hmt Ia the bolt _.. they made 32 of 1l shots lor t5 liefott traveling to ar.yom, '11turoday's big win : pe• cent. Kontuety Tuoaday nllht far a , RIO GII4NDI <•> Guard Steve Gilmore fouled jouot with ~tuaky Chrlltlan. Yoonc 10-j..-S2; GrNefiOGIXl'Y) Iout with 40 seconds left, • n d .'lbeir nell homo conMII Ia 011 G-2: IJilllllt $-l-11; WUllams llalf 1n1 spelled the mouuro or vic· spent balldllnl· tory ao they coaneetod on 41 of the black stripe, getting 20 !roe the final :M oeellllda afllr HuntiiJ&tao played 8 ~ 81 fielcl fOil) altempt.a for a throws of 27 atlempls as Rio i1lll lJ poblta. il:oft:...,.tv n~h basketeers Art Lanham 's road t<!: won t h e I r• -~ol;u game Ill tile with lllo line baD '1 r II g. u ....... ,,. p. I' c T trr m. Y"""' Pooplo, J'rldoy . a. a, " ' [ J ...aLa..UW. .... a , r &' "' ut1 • [If f:ll. !/lfl1fll • J ".to. . . ..,...... I' ,. .. .0111 ..... rtltiQ - - ., ... loA.ria .' �... ' .t / II lassified Ads Get nesults. 8·Dally Sentinel, Pom~roy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Jm: 17, 1964' ' ·Television Revue CIP QUALITY &; iJ 11111 - !tiD P. M 0&1 Blilol'tl hlll1NU. Moallu o.Gdu lrCIO &.. a CO&Jta'!TIONa Pomeroy Motor . , . ........... GRill . . A.. II. ,., 0., ... ..,_.,..,.... ..........,.noNI • ti... ...,..., .._.... . . ftlbl 1Gb • ~ .., d U.mM ...... lbron lhollld .. taulledlltelr I'M pabww aot tMI NipOIUIUHI for Cbu OM UlOOft'eOt lawiii' IL&TD h · -word. u ::::..o:..- lllnLH illY IDRrtiOII. =~-~ 10 word .. enu... e. nne 'l'BANU - ll.D for IDialmwn Dill IIIIIIUUoa. Ia 0~ pabUidMIIt ' .- Ctl'ftc2 IIOUU ........e--11311 1L 10 Lll - P. 1L - ..,._ ill DICit I n 10 OAIY 1'10 PI,.&C& " I&RilA' PBODVCIN'CI · WUIT . ~ PHONE .-~ - Wv 2-2157 In Memory Real ~state For Sale For Sale Steve Eblin, Rt . from Fairground Cliff Road. 011 Airedale pups, 7 weeks old. Eu· gene Wyatt, Cheshire, 0hio. Daytime call WY 2-'585. EvINCOME TAX service. C. B. enings EM 7-7110. REAL ESTATE CUCKLER Simpson, Johnson Slmp!IOD I 16 31p FARM - 80 acres with 20 Insurance Agency, Coata Build LUMP COAL. Deliver or pick acres tractor tillable, 50 acr·e•l Ing, Middleport. Phone WY fenced, 10 acres timber. Plen· 2903. 16 up yourself. Goegleln Ready· Mix Co., Page St., Middleport ty water. 6 room brick howe, I .:=========~/ large barn, cribs, g~:!::Y lr II 18 tie EXPERIENCED utility building. H REGISTERED German Shep- cation, 2 miles from P""n-11 herd puppie,. At the Teaford eroy. A buy at $7500.00. Golf Range. I 17 121p INVE!!TMENI' AND BUS~S PROPERTY - Existing and NEW AND USED welders, air operating at present time. Recompressors, ro creational, and should imFree d•monslration. prove each year .. Owner has Landmark, Ph. WY :lr21Bl. netted $20,1100.00 for the I 17 3tc three years. Total price, DIADAX tablets. (Form- ooo.oo. An opportunity. Pomeroy WY 2·2143 erly Dex-A-Diet). New name, C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR •arne formula. Only 98c at BOX 228 WY 9-3830 Stark Dnlgs. 12-31-3lltp _ __ _ _ _ __1_1_7_3_tc I AUCI'IOHEEII FOR SALE Cemplelll Semce GIBSON-Kay-Harmony guitars ~tift'! Cr1U llndfwd and Amplifiers 24 monllur to Wrlle, " - • C..pay, see or caD Ttff/.D Jewel- MASON - Ranch style home, A. C. BRADFORD ers, Point Pleasan~ W. Va., 4 bedrooms ll> batlls full .Baclte, Oblo Phone 50, Bill Wellman, size baseme~t and 2 ca~ gar· - - - - - - - - ' - 1_ 11 lfe ' age. Forced air gas heat. '"" Gn , I'IIUDIIIDI ... CAMP trailer, Large well landscaped lot BeeliDc ly furnished. Also welding 132' front x 150' deep. The MIDenYIJle, tDidt chine. WY :lr2818 or WY 24-_foolliving room has a white Eud your MWer 1roablel 6131. brock foreplace. Owner will We .... .a ..... DAY Pr bl k trade for 4 or 5 room horne Sewer MaebiDee ocess1ng on ac withO'Jl basement. Realoaablll Raies and white film, 3 day processlng oo all color film. See NEW HAVEN - Located on Clil Wl! Wl'lt Da7 • Nl_. us for your photo needs. Grov- Fifth Street, 7 rootn home · r II lf!l er's Studio, Pomeroy,O. with garage. lla~dwood Doors, See Nelgler Bulldlns and sap. 1 9 12tc forced a~r heal ind alurrunw:~ ply, Racine, for better hllllll!(!, , PHOTO COPYING setiibii. storm windows and doors. The tltchea cabinets and ttorm Copy ·~ letter or •----l kitcllen has breakfast bar, U 23 lfc -, ,............, dishwasher, range hood and --~'leuter ID8urance. of wOOII·-l!abin...,-'Phe ,F. ble .__._ · of .2 complete or Dependa '- .·~• baths is yours In this home Claor Woode, Tech. and the price Is well blow Pomeroy Ph; WY 24649 replacement. Cbest.r Ph: &21.45 SNOW TIRES CUCKLER REALTY '-ny Size $11.50 JIM ROUSH, SAL!lSMAN COMPACT Sweepers. REGULAR TREAD NEW HAVEN, W. VA, 88t-Z8t3 ed Sat•o and aervlce. tlny Size $9.50 TUBES, u1ecl- $1.00 =::-:;==-==-1::,=15,.:3:;:tc I 154!2 16tb St., Parkersburg, W. TU.ES, $2.50 FOR SALE- Middleport's 1a11- Va. est bu1Jdtn8, loca~ 352 N. BEATING, PbuDblD£ MuoDw 12 Volt BaHerln $12.95 Second Street, 'Middleport Faria-. Arnold Brollton, 6 Volt BaHerln $9.95 Prieed lor quick sale. Inquire Ill l!ul MaiD Slreel, ~ "-C. Spark Plugs _ 75e at Ohio Hotel 10 18 lfc ....,., Pll- WY Hta, FAN BELTS '-ny Size _ _ _ $2·00 7 211 lfc Music1l Instruments Complete Line Of r , t• l l l l t way Jan. 25, 1957. As we walk in oor garden of memories ·, ·'jbere midst the blossom of ·'!.... blue . ' we find In that t.eaullful den · '"b .,._;:me-nots looming for lfou 1 fi be tlful llnd e a au memory ,. 1t;; sorrow too great to he told lli..t 'or ho h ed ,....and,, ,__ us w ave 1ov .:. ..,.1 you 1bat memory will never grow ,. old. Sadly missed by wife, Childron, Emily and ,. Wilbur Warner. 1 17 ltp ~-·- = ;;;.._ _N_o_tt'_ce____ ~nday Morning, Jan. 19, Char- ' ,Ies Norris wlll preach. Church Will be nice and warm. Good ihuslc and slnsing. Federated Church, Pomeroy, Ohio, Cor· iler Lynn and 2nd Sts. Bring i itbe Family, you will be weJ. ' eomed and helped. 117 2tc iiVAL(liiircli(ifi~ .,..1 1 tlli lt, lhiUa lt.OCbiiiA> 1&.~1 ll.lillrl'ool - l8. WI•~ -~ lT.Bolltor •= a.: DOWif · lt.-... D. ~too t. *W•=• a.:'I\ ooM !llclJolo o&.llolr.. 1'1111 a.~a• T.Tlllet ......,. *·~'Willi -·t. 0oo4 -IIIIOU lollla 'a:'lf 1 - IL s .. u,.. . iii.O... -~ -.. tllliat . ,....."' 114J1kt· ar.oo.- llltOWihilt ·o~W!abtc Olllllp- &M•••'III' "'clt:l' BieJrM• llW.U..ca ~Cemplllol ILA-ot -. .Jaoobo Bib. ...~~.­ ,._, ... .. KIDCIGII ~a.:.? wl- • lT.NlB. :Blue Ill. An Immature - DAILY CRIIHOQUO'l'B - B-'• how to work K: .A.llYDLIIAAXII 10 LOifGI'IlLI:.CJ'Ir lr CHESTER GOULD, DICK TRACY . Olltletter obnplJ - . l b r · In ll!1o oomplo A It uoec1 ror lbe thrwl/1, X rw U.. lwD 0'., ol4. lllilrlo lettorw, apooo t rophlllt the llnath lad tormauaa. ef tbe WGI'dl are all hint& Each day the COdl \ AU. S'fARS . .A.IVDI O.A.LVI a-u.. 11"1 dllftnlt.L BLN arv, IC.A.LVJ, llV OIUV.-KI'VP!IL .,.......,.. OIJp&aqMII,. A VAJU:III!T .()II 140l'h!NO 1t Blil'lllll TJlAill .A. IIOMO'l!Olfr 01' fOM"'''UttQ, J1JC;11< • Ill& . ···~ TIRES- BATTERIES • - MAYFAIR ·- . W11llablo Pleltlc aWNG TilE : n-__ 16c "'·"· VALLEY LUMBER : & SUPPLY CO. ' ,- . WY 2-270P· S. 3nl. AM. Mlcidf-M, TABLE NOW AVAILABLE AT 0. I I 1 U tfc Pomeroy Bowling Alleys · POMEROY, 0. Jnsuranee l.osl yoor opera· ==~~~~~=12~·~~~ U 21 lfc '= 111 toot Rutl•nd, 0. &Mk :1::'.:,' .._ .._ U. :::r a, g: :W . 11.""' •• U. V - 1. II. Blbltaal Cuc/tftl' J)',j~=;;;;i;;;=====.- NICELY Furnlllbed t room. and befb apartment, Middleport. Phona WY Z3174. r.:re~~:;;l! abbr. Keystone Station z--. IMI'nt l2.Paut BuJQ•'a HCOIN COLLECTORH Supplies end Books license? Call WY 0.-- ....- RADIATOR SERVICE .rdii!CII DAllY CR0 SSW 0 RD -suj'villnJihe natural camara olecll'oma£nell8ln and ntwlur a'*shyn_esi' and oceulllllll tooo force - one whleb "rulei the ..,....:: pe rt1__ ,.u of· lhe ecleolisll decay and trllnsformaiiDII of lB. -alllll .,. on laand, and reaillorlni with fwjdamental particles of rna~ tt.its dWn point for the lay Ylew- ter; and (5) The breaklni- of er; lrhe llmpla ucilemolll of the beridltarj code, "lbe 1111- lLOf!leolt and the fll.. locking of 'lhe secret of llfe It- : : /'::==:;;;;;;;;:;::;;:::==J/ tl. Warner, wllo plllllled Tile ebltl Mv!Oi "l'(edaUdiY cr-• Jllibl Wll bolt Cbii'IH Oclllllll- -lt liOOd, wbaoe -~ Ml!lll"b vle;r, ~ opll!ltlona ....., I* Bight and. and ~ bipJn, matten relevant and Ill to ill pramli'ieat :n, BLAnTNAR'S ·U., LOVING Memory of . , . .I buman to lbe vltw. 1ill lbll- PGIIIIOII. .-1 lir 111 seairlte the .U.lmpor- AJIC.'fV ...m. to .,. · i'nt enthmdeem for b;lqulrJ vu bllDC lll' ~ ..n• ~··don't alwafl ••trw • demonatrtlklll 01 wtiJ ABC the ~- ·~ ,tt. eeytb1it; 111 Scientific Aillli'l- lrltd to. 11111 111m IWI7 frml iiGIIbcld . ~~treu~~~, · .bliNd· but 1i PVII 11141 lltaltlt 11 CBS _lor. a rtpGtllol lls·fi&W'e lbe IIICJ!Ie, for lht ..._.. IIARN!T GOOGL.I! tnd SNUI'I'Y ••· - ~.............. '"- prlet. iflol and pen1lall ' ~ thai, It ~;:~~ ""' ~~~... .,_... 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"'lbe Atrltl MJII'&Uoo Ill. peutlc Vallie, lllrrtni tile pride ln.Hclf." of oelf·lmprovemeol, wbleb Wl!ll.~ nlibl, tile edlton makH one feel superior. of tbll eld and elleemed jour· The aubjecll undertaken nal C!IOperat.ci with CBS-TV'• were; (I) 'rhe mapplJIII of lbo "Chrllllicle" wl• In a 011e- ploy; (21 The Laaar-Muer hour Show entitled "TOIDOl'tOw JJaht, described 11 "the creaWu Yellerday,".whleb look up lion of a JJabt of areater COilo Uve major acltmtll1c break· centra~ en&rJY than ullla 011 tholllhl 1#1 tile Jllil 11 yellro. lhe surface of lhe IUD ltaoll; ' And wbUe - could ~ c.U (I) The MapplJIII of ocean the tlt.lllaiina, IIIJl it wu Door!; (4) A lourlh prlmar)' s~ hi lhe hllbesiHnse forc:e In addiUoo to ll'avity, OPEN EVES. 7;00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO CAJIII!D..ol.&'l'l~ lUCK bi.t IIROt' .Pnn ~ SOLtWYOOD (UPI)-Miybe tillll . llkt Wod-•1 DJabt'• 'Bell,.. ...... IIIOW- '"lb1 """ ""'" , ....._, Plac- ,1Wbert Tiley KDow My i'la• .~ ll!lprw you. But loll lilY lnCII!ey, tile Rlk!ll IItle lll'OIIftd - to be found In Sc~ WANT AD IN FORMAliON ............u . \ tell'." SOLO FIRST DAY 2 SIGNS . 'NEVER II_SHOIT OF SPIQ • YOUI BATHROOM CABINET SEMI-ANNUAL ·• . RANCE WY Z.2'1'16. After i p. m. piiOoe WY z.357t.. r·. wJ EH iAo1o · 1 Fri!f4J 5;110 C..mmunlty News 7:UI2Ign 01\, ·ne Lifeline 5:1111 World & Nat1 NeWJ B:oo" hlo Valley Newt 8:15 Spotlight on Sports I :Ill hlo Nadon, World NtWI 5:25 Weather UO' Sports "aday 6:30 Slgu Off I;!&! W"l\11!~ Pldurt ulf Musical Cloclc IA1'1JRDAY 1:51! Community Newi 7;45 Sign On, The Lifeline 1:00' Latcf\ltrl"' 1:00 Local, Oblo, Nltlcftal <;80 'Public Set\llet News and Sports 9:4& f'amUy Wonhll> Hour 8:11 Weather Plcturl tO:IJOi Mliiloil Count~ New• 8:18 Mllllcal Clock 0:1111 : x~ th! !own 8;55 News !0:51 ,~ ' tfiwl •:oo·. Musical CIJlCk 1:110/,IVOildllrful World ol Muala 8:10 6ona A Stot'y Hour l:Oif,MOI'IIIJ)II Melodiea 9:45 Famlly Worlhip Hour I~ Friday, 10;00 News ,Ptufcb lilella Rinll 10;!1 Hllh School Hit Parade HI Wori' · Ne1n 10:56 NoWI .1:51 MIISOII County i'lews U:OO Artily Time 1:00 ~Unllf NtWI 11:10 Special Community Prol. 12:01ll.ftcal News 12:00 News RoundUp 12:10 rMirketa IUD BuUetln Board 1:11 Mid D*Y WUther 12:25 NiWs 0 Qrtfnj 2:20 ': Bulletlri f1oan! l2;3o. Saturday Matinee 3:25 News b liralllt 1:51 News Z:3G :Aarlculture Agent 2;00 Saturday Matinee 1:45 ',pmotry Go ilolJIId ••U News · 1;55 'News Beat S:GO Saturday Matinee t:OO 1;<Juntry Go Round 1:116 . Nf!il 1:55 'Ne• Beat • . toGO Olsdft& with Doss hOO Mld Way MatlnM t:IO Top Ten Revue 1;30 Wreath I ;OO NeWs SamlllltY 1;00 with Don · S:~ Ptlblk lletVice t:3G 1:211 Mod417 Tbr011gll 1 oa 111111 ...... .,.._ . . TBB~~r. o I;IS~~!}~.efl MONDAY 1:110 8iiD On New1 1:06 Slcnd lleul l:iO Country JambOI'II 1:116 . FII'III NIWI 8;46 Molp ACI'· ll'Ciell. 7;06 Bnaklall Par17 7;10 Van Pattldlt Sporlll 7:16 Tbt 7:110 Report HO Brl&ht Star Show•1bur. 8;45 Baker ii'11rD. 8bo11·Frl. a-&& 1'hl Ughtar Sido 8;(111 Betty Newlon 10:® Mlnllterlal • - · IO:to Country Jloe.Down 11;06 Swap Shop 11:116 F.•·m Bureau 11:40 1!1 RanchO. TltM M-W U:40 Ma80D Co, t\gl'. Bst.·TUt. 11:40 Family Worship Hr'1bur 11:40 ASC Progr/1111-fl'rl 11.15 The Upper Room 11:56 Dow Jones A9erasH 12:011 Noon Report 12:11 Music Juat For YOII 12:1& Oaes•Iar'o Guest 81ar·Frl. 3:110 Plaller Pll'ly 4:11 Blaetmar Show-T-1bur. uo Local Newe ''!Iii Bowllna Sc5:110 1be 0-p!!ll ROid 5:411 Sisn Off SA'n/RDAY 1:011 !ip on NtWI I:CIII COOiltry Mtillc Tillie 1:211 JIDIIlOitl f;46 c-1r1 &Ipreu 7:06 ~~ 1:1111 Hlsh Scbooi Football 1'op TID Sbow 11:00 Noan a.port 11:1$ JOIIII Blllck 8bow 11:111 Rov. Merllll Teets 1:110 l'ot!lball W4f1JIUP 1:1$ OliU Fgalhall 1;46 Plaller PartJ 1!41 Stcn Off .Jw" Bv HAROLD GRAY UTTLI ORPHAN ANNII Puv AH , DR.~ (~. ~ . SINCE iHAT TRo013L! OUT \H ~IO) _. Bu T HoW 'oCU'IIe 1$11 TO tmiE·YEAR·OLD TOMMV JOI-IES. AREN'T '1\:lU ~ QURG! ~ TOMMV JOHES! SORRY I FELL A5l.EEP If'\ CLASG, \EACI-IE~. ~ A'M06T TEN! ) OF COU~E '«X.. HOW EVER 00 00 THAT T Ria<, WALKING OH 'TOUR HANDS~ LIKE THIS'< SHUCKS! YbUC~T TO ,.;eE ME" 'i j WALK,:). SLACK WIRol r"' I· '' . ·.-:} SIJNDAY t.oo Sign On News· 7:35 1;00 1:35 t:OO "nlt Artny liOIIf llltald of Tl'ulb !four ol Deliveranct Wingo of l~Wllia 1:35 1be Bible Spelb To You 10·00 Voice ol Prophecy 10:35 SulldQ SboW . 11:00 Country l!)'lllll'l'lme . Noon Repoft '!11t S,Srth Rei>. Merllh 1'eetl 1:00 Billy Ol'lham · l!$0 Ltilberan ROQI' 1:00 111t Chureh At Work 1:11 111e Nti'Y Swlnp l:aa 1be ·Blr tie 3:00 1bt Quiet Hour 3:35 The Sunday Showcase 4;35 Warkl In Review 1:00 B*Ptilt Layman's ~ i :ll l!mldown 8erelllde ,r -- .- ."?t'J.~ ..... .. &RANNI!R · " "' or. oJ AGAINI :j . . .,. .. . 'f Complete Stock Of ... MEN'S SUITS For Sale ..jij RED-UCED ' 8!19· $29.95 suit. _ - $23.B3 . -I' *'~· $39.95 Suits --:- $31.63 ,.,. $49,95 Suits_ $3.9:83 •es· $59.95 sui-. _ ' ! R•t· ~9.95 Suits - $47.83 $55.83 OP,n Fri. ·nll 8 p.m. Sit. Till 6 p.m• .' · 8'\' NEAL ADAMS "' Tan,Uer OH.IO; VALlEY • l ' • ' . and HEA . ' ! �Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jm. J7, 1964 u9[ferly Conference to be Held ay, Feb. 9 at Heath Church . E. Dowsoa announcFrurtb Quarterly Conlo be bold Sunday, Feb. t -at 2:50 p. m. wben the Board and Commissions ~.ltH_·111· Methodist Church met 'l.'limiday evening. Rev . Dow· PI conducted the meeting in tle abftnce of Lee Smith. chair- ~hatter Club Lon,g Bottom Society Notes ArotJnd And . About Middl,port Is Entertained In Rutland ' ( .. . Tllomas Ste••art, IISUil· l by Mrs. Charles ""~~Y~ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holl4r tertalned the Chatter club were visiUng Mr. rmd Mrs. Ill"' nesday evening at her Depoi·SI M Cl d Bartl 11 b been son Holter, Forest Run . Mrs. Mae Reltmire end . home 1n Rutllllld. rs. Y e e as Leone Babcoclt spent ..vera! and Mrs. John Reitmire A short business session was Clllled back lo BuchBMon, W. days visJUng Mr. and Mrs. LIJxl. son of New Haven, W. Va. conducted by Mrs. Robert N•l· Va., _where her father, Mr. P. oey L)'Oill and family . Tuppers Sunday evening dlnner ·d 1 and hosteso Sones, Is seriously Ill. He ~· preso en · been improving and Mrs. Plains. of Ihe Iormer's sister, Mrs. gilts were presented. Mrs. . h d turned to her Bess Larklns, Reedsville IIIII ie Fischer. son and (llrs . Alfred Boggs a re Mr. and Mrs. M~n Mark• Mr · and Mrs. Thurman eacb rocelved a . gill from their in Middleport. Mr. aod Mrs. Leo Kennedy, were dinner guesl!t , of Mr. 8lld er of Pomeroy and Mr. an secret pal. Mrs. Fred Larkl.S,. , Gerald Michael and lam· Games were played and soo, _Tony, returned to ily of Syracuse were prizes awarded to Mrs. home m Fayettevllle, N. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yatet day evening guests of ard Birchfield, lo'rs. Nelson, Thursday .".'ornmg were vlaltlna· Hawley, mother, Mrs. Susie Mrs. Raymond Fischer, Mrs. days VISit with his par· Middleport. • PVT. ROUSH· Mr. and Mrs. George Harold Dunfee, Mrs. Allred ent•, Mrs. J. A. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Denver CUrlil, Pvt. Millard L. Rouoh, Jr, spent past weekend with rei· Biggs, Mrs. Carl Roach and Mr: Leo Kennedy ..They also Columbus and Mr. lind Mrs. Hoatlves iri Belleville and Lubeck, Mrs. Wilbur Young. Mrs. v1s1ted m Mason w1th her rela· after having completed bale bart Neweli, Chester were Vial~ trolnlug at Fori Jocl11on, S. W. Va. than Biggs won the door prize. loves. C., bas bun asolgne4 Ia Fort lng Mr. and Mrs. 1Mn Pleroa. Mr. and Mrs. George Sellers A dessert course was served by Mr. and . Mrs. _J. A. Young, Mrs. James Carter and da•·ghwere Thursday guests of Mr. the hosteo,.s to those named Sr. entertamed woth a . . family Gordon, Gs., to take 1.5 w..u ters were visiting Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Sherley Swan, Long above and Mrs. Robert Eads dinner Saturday at theor ho~e of ~<lioohng lo become o com· Holsinger, ReedsVille. · Bottom. and Mrs. Jerry Schoonover. the Rutland Rd. Guests tn· munlcalioa speclallot~ Before Ulah Swan, '1\tppers Plains going 011 to Fort Gord01>, Pvt. Mr. and Mrs Everett Thorneluded Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ken· and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar l!abRoush opont a 13-day Chris~ as were Gallipqlis visitors Wedneely , Jr. and son, Tony, and cock and Ray were viBitJni. Marnesday evenbg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yates and mas leave with bil mother, garet Groce at Camden Clark Mrs. Dessle Patterson return· Sundy, Kathy, Randy Ne~tle Roush Moore, of Syra· cuse. His address Is Pvt. MJI. Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. ed home Wednesday, from BY EVELYN MORROW and of Wellston. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Kibble, U. S. Meigs ~neral Hospital. . Mrs. French and son, lard L. Rousb, Jr., Reedsville were visiting' Mrs. :,fr. and Mrs. Raymoad Krl- Robe~t Holley of Gallipolis Owen French, of Jackson, Ohio, 52573476, Tng. Co, D 3rd Pit. Hartis Frank and faintly. der of Syracuse, Mrs. Mabel took h!B aunt, Mrs. Clarence were in Middleport this week USASESCS, Fllrl Gordon, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Bob D!ll, Pollio Van Meter of Cbester and Mr. and her doughier and where tbey calle<l at the Coats 381105. eroy were visiting Mr. and Mrl. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuler of Ro· , to the Unoversoty Funeral Home for Herbert Hank Holter. cine visited Thursday Columbus where Mrs. Chambers who died Monday. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates at. 1 with Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter Roush had an appointment. were f6rmer residents of tended funeral services·for Het"o at st. Joseph Hospital, Rev. and Mrs. Wesley 0. Ben- Middleport. bert Chamber& at Middleport. burg, W. Va. nett ol Cheshire, Mrs. J. A. Mr. and Mrs. Orville ChamMr. arid Mrs. Joe Younc, Mrs. Paul Sellers, l"ife of Rev. Allen and Mrs. Fred Holcomb bers of Montgomery, Ala .• .came Pomeroy visited Mrs. EIPaul A. Sellers is in Dayton took the Kanauga Youth Fellow· for funeral services for his fa. . Pierce. ., with her mother and father. Her ship to the county home Wed- ther, Herbert Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. . ,..,.By VIolet Smltl' father Mr. Bents Pinion is In nesday evening where they en- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris kmson ol 742 East Mam Stroeetl Veterans Hospital Dayton, 0. tertalned lhe residents of the and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Har· will quietly observe their 54th MOVED TO COLU'MBU!I He hi:IS had some serious heart home. ris have been guests of their weddmg anmversary at Mrs. Jotin W. ..Brickle~ hAl attaeks. Mrs. ~ellers is remain· Mrs. Berkley Wright had ao parents, Mrs. C. M. Hennesy home Saturday, January 18. her dau hter Mrs. ing in Dayton for a while until guest.. her sister, Mrs. and Mr. Robert Hams. Mr. Jenkinson and the . . Sh K g 'Galli lls, her father ts betLer Swanson and her son-in· Mr and Mrs. Willis Aleshire Garnett Hesson were umted m erman emper' po - - - - - ·law· Kenneth Cromlish Day~n were called here thl; marriage at Racine, has been sent from the Pl~• The January meeting ol the Mrs. Kincaid Home • 1o bad weather the · Young week due ' to the death ol her 18 , 1910 . bY Rev· y os t . Mr. J en- ant Valley . Hospital to the Due . . .wi, Mary Martha Circle of the Class of Kanauill' Fair father, Mr. Herbert Chambers. kinson was injured in a fall umbus Unlverstty Hospital ID Pomeroy First Baptist Church Followin.g Journey M thodiJit h h did a mine tipple severo! Colwnbus. She has ~n ,VI'CJ ' ldh e cure not o"Uforalongtlme· II tth h h Jh M I I was hid e recen y a e c urc . rs. o n dnc~ . . as re- meet" Tuesday evening. The ago and Mrs. . . Mrs. Donald McKenzie was turned from a VISit In t h class will meet January ZBtb at been ill the past three m charge of u.. program and sooth including Alabama and the h f M d M G DI\NCE AT WAHAMA 0 11 dlev<itioins led b M H F 'd .c ' )' orne r. an rs. ' MASON 11 . were Y rs. . loro a. Sbe was uoe ho iday Harold Adkins, Dr. Edna Gettles They hove one daughler, Mrs. . - Wahama I;! I g h Tnplett. The evemng was guest of her son, Ll. Col. snd wl"ll be go 1 k Robert (Maxine) Russell 0 f school Will sponsor a h 18 .b . proJe~ . ts In· Mrs. John Kmcaid . es church spea er,of Garfield spent on servu'e and family The Bethel Entered Hospital Ironton, and one granddaughter schooI dance par IY Sa tur da .y rludm~ rehabllllatoon kots lor In Mon1gomery, Ala . where she Ave. met Friday at the home Among those who entered Ned (Bette) Grant of evenins at the school lollowinif !"'edy cluldren overseas and also. VISited With Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holzer hospital In the past 24 Crooksville. the Pomeroy-Wahama basket· otem• the While C r o s s Orvolle Chambers and for prayer services hours were CharJ.s L. Bush, ball game. The dance will quota. Both were completed. lormer Middleport residents. Mrs. Joe Lawson w~s the 1108 Sunset Dr., Mrs. Lena M. Evangeline Group elude at 12 midnight, and I • A largelsnumbedr o1 canthcer . pads teder thhe holldaysd she . nlghi guest of her brother Day. 88 Pine St. , Mrs. Joseph Jays will emcee. 1 1 1 1 1 ~erae a o rna e or e oca 1 er son an , amo y to sister-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. w. Camden, Jr., 656 Third Ave. lnviwd to Banquet are · . 1da for a week s stay w II Pine and children of Theodore R. Newsome, Evangeline Chapter. Order of BUCCANEERS The meetmg closed with a froends. Point M L d polis Terry Donald Adams 426 the Eastern Star, Middlepqrt, "Buccaneers'' was a name prayer circle. after which a des- The Kincalds returned motore~s .to ~~;:, a~o Fourth A'le., Kanauga. r '· has received an invitation from given "to a group of English, sert course wa~ served. by the ~ontgomery where he Is friends. James H. Clark, Rl. 1 Gallipo- Point Pleasant Chapler, OES, Dutch, French and Portuhoste,, Mrs. Rocbard Fmlaw. !lndonedMat thKe Md War College Mr: afll( Mrs. Don Facemke Miss Gamet E. Stover, Rt. to attend its annual Inspection guese adventurer. who united a . rs. mca1 spent some ;;on Jc;nnie motored to Hunt· Patriot, Mrs. Ralph Lewis, and banquet honoring ll• Wor. to oppose Spanish activity .in llme.m Tampa where she . ~- Va. to shop. Vinton, Timothy J. Amay. Rt. thy Grand Matron to be held the Caribbean Sea during the . , Pallbearers Noted e4 With Mrs. Garen Stansbury, Mr nd M M . R 1 Miss Lyda N Monday evening, Feb. 3 at the 17th centruy. 1 Ewington At Chamber& Rites · din the I I ·th · a rs. aroon a ney • · TempIe. --h . w o ts spen g w n er WI a d L" d8 h d th . Smith Leon •W Va Paul Red·' Masonoc Funeral services for Mr. 1 ber son and family, and n '" a as etr rick Bulla!~ W V~ Dean 8 The Inspection will be held at The Somers Islands Is anollt· 1 Herbert Chambers, long • time with frieods in St. Peete..burg. ~ouse her motber, Mrs. Smith Rt Gtttag~vllle w' 8 'p.m. with the banquet preced- er name for the Bermuda 1.. M1ddlepqrt businessman, were She was accompanied to Mid- ~a ':''"· . . Va Geor. e A Melnbart' 94 ing at 6:15p.m. at the Temple. lands. conducted Thursday morning at dlepqrt Wednesday by her dau- wel~:l .~r~ of~ld- Madison 1 Middleport 'Mrs Reservations for the banquet 10 a.m. at the ~awlings-Coats ghter, Mrs Paully Ann Rutten- Lee of s~ t~· R d ;s. WIS Bill F Litile Rt 1 Middl.,: should be made to Dora Toney, Gualemala Is the most pop,.: 08 Funeral home woth the Rev. cutter of Point Pleasant, W. Va. M udrnMe L . u~~Y· port L..ue T~ylo~ lous nation in Central AmeriCII. 1 Ro· sect'l'tary, by January 31. Marvm Dowson officiating. r. an rs. ew1s ~ of ' Pallbearers were Jack Bech· Burnett Road,. Mr. and Mrs. cine, Obert D. Markms, Harri· tie, Roger Spencer, James Eu· Mrs. Spooner Dies Larry Lee and Mr. and Mrs. J. sonvllle, Mrs. Ida F. Stifner, ler, Ernest Lewis, Noah Has- J' isiting in Ohio Thomas Houck of Gallipolis and Jackson, Thomas Dalton, Wellklns, and William Lewis. Bur- Worrl has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holcome of stoo, Donald Lee .Exlme. Rt. 2 ial was made 1n Riverview Mrs. Alma McKenzie of 1 he Pt. Pleasant were present for Wellston, Andrew Jack Miller, Cemetery. death ot her sister-In-law, Mrs. ~e 25th Wedding a~lversary Rt. 2 Wellston, Jack Ousley, Out-of-town relatives attend· Lawrence Spooner, wlto died dmner of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. AJ. McArthur, Mrs. Clarence A. Blrgains •II over the store in Elberfelds lng were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wedn•sday morning of a heart len of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., Gra~. Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Major, Judson Boley, James attack while she was visit\flg Sunday. Leonard W. W?""s._ Greo;nup, J1nu•ry Cle1rance Sale. Ready To W41ar, Major, Wilbur CUrtis, Mr. and an aunt tn Struthers, 0. She Th0o1e wishing to write to Bob- Ky., and Starling ~. Miller, Furniture, Draperies, Housewares, Men'• Mrs. Jack Major and son, Mi· was the former Merle Arnold by Wright may do so by ad- Ravenswood, W. Va. 1nd Boys' Wear, Cosmetics, Lingerie •nd chael, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and lived the early part ri her dressing his mall to S. P. 4 Rob. Births Harris and Mr. and Mrs. life at Kerrs Run. ert Wright. Rh. 13786040 Hq. Mrs. Merrill E. Null, Rt. 2 Dry Goods. ert Harris, all of Columbus; Since the death of her bu.. Btry. 6-9 A. R. T. Y. A. p 0 Bidwell, son, 6:59 p.m. ThursMr. and Mrs. Orville Chambers, band two years ago, she bas 757, New York, N Y. day, Mrs. ))onald R. Smith, CJif. Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. an lived with her niece, Mildred Visiting Mrs. Elvira Barcus too, W. Va., daughter, 3:30 p. Mrs. Willis Aleshire, Hoffman, Monroe, was her great grandson Jack m. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates, Funeral services will be Maynard of Rt. 218, Gallipolis. DIIIChlrged Bottom; and Eric Chambers in Toledo with burial also In Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clary, Patients recenUy discharged Rio Grande College, beside her husband. and Jeffery, of Upper Riv· Basilio Gerolamic, Rd., Gallipolis, visited their J . Hill LQis Lee Smith, First U. S. state to adopt a Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Brady Edward Kemper, Field Campdirect primary for party elecAngel and children aad Mr. bell, Homer Th<impaon, Mrs. tions was Wisconsin, May 23, . Mrs. C. B. Clary of Crown Richard Wright, Mrs. Ernest 1903, P. F. C. and Mrs. Walter Riffle, Melvin Bolyard, Mrs. - es of Ft. Bliss, Texas who Rog.r D. Fink, and Mrs. John .rnu. &ll'n'nW JAN. 2t the hnlidays with her E. White. IIJIVI" I1IIIIL Ul II.IW The Haclne Elmentary PTA Mr. and Mrs. Ray ----- and artlcleo of food. Parents of the youth had donated stamp boots toward the gill The board expreaaed commeftdatioo to the committee for an inspiring Christmas program. Mrs. Bruce Uoyd reported oo the Mission pr< .iects to include a deputation speaker during the ~n . year and Lenten coin folders. -:Reports of the commissions Mrs. 0. P. Klein repqrted for Wlel"'! given by th• chairmen. the Worship Commission and 'ele board voted to Install met· plans were dL'ICussed concerning al holders on the backs of the the Ohio Northern University PfWS and special envelopes for choir concert to be given at ~ledges to the building lund. Heath Church March 6. T h e JUDY KING ~Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, choir will be enroute to the Sacounselors. reported on hama Islands and Florida on Ronl Bible Crusade Natlonlckllges oenl from the MYF to tour. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coats al bas awarded a Bible to Missionary family will be hosts for J\n open house Judy King, daughter of Mr. Included 11 food grinder the choir members and and MrL VIrgil Kin«. Rl. Z, jo;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=====-=. guests following the concert. Pomeroy, for eompletlng the Members of tht church will memorization of 300 'llerses of be asked to provide sleeping Scripture In the Crusade's Blaccomodations for the choir bl• Memorization Plaa. Judy < ,OMEROY, OHIO members for one night. Ohio Is In the 91b · grade ai !'omNorthern University is a Meth~ eroy Junior High Scllool and TONIGHT thru TUESDAY dist related college. Christine becomes eligible for five days ~ ., Walt Dl1ney'1 Coats. daughter of Mr. and at the Crusade's summer Bf.. "THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY" Mrs. Robert Coats, sings wit)l ble Camp Ia Ohio - all ex· (Technicolor> th€' choir. penses paid. 1 ""ager, the Buil Terrier Miss Nellie Zerkle gave the - - - -- - - - Siamese Cat; Luath, underway, The stJ.o.; rway Retriever and: financial report with current Tommy Tweed bills paid to date. Rev. Dow-l"'""""been completed and work Scott, John Dratne, reported on the progress on the restroom. Miss talents of Rex AI· made On the building ex· ' reported $5,000 collec~ by Sheila Burs- lpansJ,on program and lnstaJlain pledges so far. tior• of the new heating system. Church members are Invited board expressed appreciaattend the annual quarterly to Rev . Dowson, Jack conference in February, Your Aerl•l Etecl1tle, and James Euler for Advan« in Admission. their labor in getting the pro- ="-- Mainly About People In Pomeroy - E.~derly Coup)~ .' . . . l :. ' Keeps .Rpr-~l By TED FRANK Old II - ANNOUNCING GRAND OPENING AT Shady Spring Ski Trail SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th CARROLL, OHIO 7 Milos North of Loncoslor, Ohio on State Rts. 33 Featuring 4 Rope Tows, Lighted Slopes, Large Warm Lodge SKI INSTRUCTORS AVAILABLE SEMI-ANNUAL JANUARY One Ia silll open in Meigs county. ltoe Rhocte. Market, at the """ner of. Stste Route' ll4 and the Raclne-BI!han Road, operated by Cyrus A. Rhodes, 73, and Aida M. Rhodes, 15. Some "old-timers" enjoy I"' ing to this store and slUing In rocking chairs around the beater •nd talking. Two of the rocklnii chairs In the store RhCIQes have owned since they were ~arried. over 50 years ago on April 4, 1913. There are two buckets of coel and a stoker sitling next to lhe heater. Children enjoy coming in and picking out candy from I b e candy jars sitting on one of the eounters. The Rhude• slill use an old crank type cash regis;ter wh1ch Ia quite different from the moden electric cash registers. In fact, about a half· century different. The weighing scales used he thinks are about 60 years old Kanauga T celebrate 54th Wedding Anniversary n., • . . MIDDLEPORT, 0. Budget priced l FRIGIDAIRE . Dryer ''thinks" for itself! FRIGIDAIRE Washer spins clothes dry, dry, dry! . VOL >trV jar ' • - · Soak c:ycle. • frllldal,. undeNater Actloa Z11111 helps get . M clothes fabulously cloanl • ludslilrator Sanr Model IIDR-64 at extra cost. • DIPindablef tt's thl ....., Frilid* -~ I dryer off wllen clothH are jusHisht dry. Timed dryina. too. • Spoodlor flowing Hoot drlos brMZ•fraoh. • .......... IMmoletl • drum. 199·95 w:::r: , SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1964 PRICE FM aNTS War Against Poverty Policy • Hit by Goldwater Ill . Dixie iu • • • Firemen .to Provide Well Elberfelds Elberfelds In Pomeroy HOW MUCH IS IT .WORTH T .1, SAFEGUARD YOUR VALUABLES, .~ I CoQ.Q,.,vJ 0"" SocIAL ~ his parents, Mr. aod Mrs. from west to east oo an lmag. Oscar Hayes and family of Tar~ inary axis running througb at lon, have returned home. the North and South Poles. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow R l ro;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;o;;;~~":";;;;;""""i Burnett and children had ~ ADIU.STABLE llteir '"""kend pests Mr. and Bridge T1ble Cover Mrs. Charles Nevil of Reynolds· burg, and Mrs. John Rhodes. $2. 95 • $3.95 The Kanauga Methodist "QUth llif~ 4 W0'91¢W.,core.. ' Goren Home Duplfc•te Fello.wship meets every Sun· Al~xander Graham Bell, day •t 8:15 at the church. All Bridg• Kit_ $2.95 Rowley & Reed Hdwe chle. Inventor of the lelephone, youths are welcome to attend WY 2·2776 was born in Edinburgh, Scot· N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0~ '=;;;;;;;;;;;;;ort;;;;;;M;;;•.,r.,ch;;;;;;3,.,1.,84;;;7;;;.=---, Americans consume about 26 pounds of ·apples per capita nually, according t6 the EncyWHEN YOU THINK OF N. 2nd Avo. Mlcldloport clopaedia Britannica. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE an. GIFTS REMEMBER K & C DINING IS SOMETHING MORE Than JUST EATING! Just think of it: For a feW" eenta a day a Safe Deposit Box here will safeguard your valuables 11gainst fire, .theft, flood, misplacement ••• and prying eyes I You'U. 'know where they are when you want/, , .them : Safeguarded at all times, y.et ""'"- · ! venlently available. · . LRent a Safe Deposit Box-~-~~~~ ' ., . you'D see what we mean! Appropri1te.Jewelry Gifts for All Occ1sions little ''exvas'' .. the unhur· relu:ation that wiiJ make you want to come back aa:ain. sooonl BAKER FURNITURE · I THE MARTIN 0. , REStAURANT ROUTI 7 ' MIDDUPORT ' . . ' ' We Pay 3% Entered On Sfit,lnl• l . ·' pr@pared and sened just the ~ . also the ~ lied . . You'll find lbe best of food, way you , like it MIDDLEPORT, ' 8 Have dtnr,er here loon. and BUY THE PAIR FOR ONLY $399.00 S.*lat ' :i ""'le.-..... • Automatic Dry shuts cloudloeu 111111 w~ ~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHiq ..... . .. NO, 233 March ·of Dimes . l, • Success IS Noted ct. uary 20 at 7:30 ~.m. a I t h Fifth grade school budding. gr?de mothers are asked I. o brtng coolues. Babystlters woll be provided. G.utt•..C•b.. melto...,.,pe ~ P JAN. 21WCTU 111 chOMiF-14¥,. '"e omeroy w ~ .. mo,..,._ _ ,, n.e ...,1,.. at the United Methndist ,.,_tJe '!"lth the, "••..tial Iclliur<:h, Tnesday, at 7c30 p.m. I en tine Mostly IlDDY IUid a lllill 31-t! .... Ira!, a-47 1011111. Fair aad coil &onlgbt. Low ZI-IZ. Increuq; .,.......,. today. mp HospJ•taJ News rM7EN GIANT 12 LB. TUB I a' . Det~oted To Tit. .rni~~ 011'he Me~..~~-~~ Ar• . ,, . '. Shop Saturday Night Until 9. BAHR CLOTHIERS cerles are paint by tbe gaDon, dresses. and some electrical applianres. Old equipment, now collectors' Items sitting around which are no 10 n g e r used hlCiude a meat grinder built in 1884, a coffee grinder, and a wall telephone. For 13 years they have oper· ated this business and live in the rear of the store. Like in most small busjnesses they work seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. They sold their grocery store in Dorcas before they moved Into the store they own ne-w. Rhodes said they still keep u.eir store open because the money rrom social security is too low. Rhodes used to go to market warehouses 8(ld get his grocerles bul now he has them de· llv~red by truck. Tbey have two CRANK TYPE REGISTER - Mrs. Rhodes eriJ!b .qp Harold in Columbus and a sale on reg1ster that has seen thousanda of custo~ 0 :u:":~ of Poi~l Pleasant; dau- come to it for chan~e. T~e Rhodes store is one of few (Continued on page 2) oldhme rural stores m Me1gs county. WEA1'Hf:B • ~Jf.YOU KNOW population ~ I b o Un~ Sllteo is 111 esllblate4 24Jk 'WJIIIIJ, accordlac to lhe Holb-~91111. Calif., cbaptet of the. ~·• Humane Associ•· lioa. Mary Martha Circle Meets In Pomeroy v SAVINGS FROM 20 TO 40% and attH In good ~pe. """"""" lng 1o lhe weight lrutpector. The •to!•• Gr.., f""' NOW IN PROGRESS! . Ume, rural lfOCOry pendulllm for the scaleo lo seen wtth coal beaters In the 4brough a &lass porti011 of the middle ol the atortrooma ll'e seal••· becoming a thing •of the past. Otber gooda oold besides gro- 1 MEIGS THEATRE T .Pomeroy Nation~l· Bank ' ~ ... \ 1 } ' !i ' '• ' &ervll!g Meigs CoUIIty for O'l't!f.~:ye,m ·~ ' . POMEROY- RUftAND' : ·~ ,'1., • , , , • ' ' '\ . .. ' ' ' ·~" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 17, 1964 arnold chambers pollack rothgeb spooner vance