http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fac4d69d2b325aea157103c2bdcaa8aa.pdf 91c5b2b68ad5bcf7a66374ab352b06f6 PDF Text Text 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., • , , , • ' ' '\ . .. ' ' ' ·~" �.,. .... ._ --~--*'"" ... -~ ."'"""· ~·· · ·· · ... .... · ·· • • l. .. ( J -:: £LlXfR DfSPENSER Johll D. ~ .........,_. tl stat., todi1 II10CIUIICell lbat Sal• Tu eOIIec:tiCIIII "".u • period July I, 11112 to n-nt. lllr Sl, IIIII llDOtll¢ tO tltf.Gr .... .. compared "' oolijc., llooa el tm,ID'/,tii.!O far I be ~ per!Qd a "" ..., for 111 ·~~~oreaae of tll,tN,m.M. For the flrll lilt 111011tbs "'the current llacll 118.11 bao been Cl'edlled to the . General Revenue Fund. aad ~-.1100 to the Local aov..... • Fund. Thb Local !,loveinmeiot Fund II nwllsll'lb\lletlil!lck lo the counties. · Use TU collectlooa for I h e nrst six months of the curnml flacal year amount to 48,0110, STOREOWNERS- Cyrus A. and Aida M, Jt]!""•• to!o-~ •18.27 whlelo b • clocrease t1 It easy at left In their "oldtlme" grocery store RQelllnl t385.1182.at When compared II> chairs and a bli coal stove are lri(reqii~Dt.prope lD t. collocltooo ol $8,t78,501J.ll lor day's modern merchandlllnl methoda, ' but not at t b • tbe same period • year ago, Rhoades store. At right Mr. Rhod• welgba u~ ol This tu appll• mainly to meat on 86-year-old scales ·always found to· be a leiJ purchaaeo made outside of Ohio, honest (See Page 2 for more plcturea). · whlelo are used, olqretl, • or • · IIUllled Ia Ohio. All other )II'OVlllona of lbe Use Tilt are I b • same ., for Sales Tax the uceptlon of tho $12,000,000 local government distribution. ~ E-R oquad The Middleport E-R squad ! was Cllled Friday at 2:16 a.m. . · . for Mabel Pier~, ~icldleport DETECTIVE AT WORK _ Above Is positive p~of of the super esp lonage sltJIJ of, AdaHne ~cope, undercover reporter •.cling Incognito ~~ HJD, who had diff~Jty breathe t des1~n of the Ehx1r lng. A local phys1clan wa a 1 lowly servant to the entourage conducting the Me1gs County March of Dimes CampB.lgn. Ada tina whtsked l~ls secr_ Dispenser from under the very nos~s of the Five Mad _Scientisll (Crow, Harten bach, Boggs, Boone, and Ewmg~ Thia machine, or a re~~n· called. lble facsimllle thereof. wil! be put mto wh1rbng OJ?eratlon Jan. 25 In an uptown vantage point In Pomm:oy w1tb ~~ acten~s supervtslng :ba elixir falling from the container above the charr onto the bead of Rep. Howard Ruppelt (m chm) while each time $100 18 added ~ ~e SQUAD CAU.ED >iellges to the March of Dimes a blueberry pie is hurled from the sprln g contraption at left toward the upper anatomy of the 1eated VICtim. The Middleport E-R squad )f special interest Is the control box at right which has a ''By Quarte rs'• area, meanlng the Preacher may be allowed to come up for air at wao called lxlday at 7:13 a.m. ·egular intervals, apparently between each $500 raised. Two years ago Preacher Ruppelt raised so~e 22,000 pairs of Meigs county eyebrows for Leroy Lyono, Clifton, W. >Y marching himself into jail and refusing to come out unhl $1.000 wa 1 pledged. ThiS year, wltb tw1ce the goal, he baa dedicated himself to Va., who had an apparent beart . procedurr. - Adalme. . --~'"-- A 1 a1 h..,_.__ :his more drasllc '"'"'"'"''· oc P ,_"""' waa = --'--'---- -- ·- ·· <ailed. Tax Slash For All Seems Imminent l T T. f ne,en ue rn r u.•$• J7 I J7 Elderly Couple OperateS Rural Store Near Racine eonunued fnlm page 1) R. D. , 12 IP'tmdeblldrlll, IDd ghler NaOOII Neville Raclneelght great ' ' units. Instead of condemning PTA as a Whole, as Ex-Member did why doesn't she go to the m~tlngs and t.;; to bring them back to original goals? 11 takes only a few citizens who will WORK to reritall,. an organization' • our ' ' So, Ex MPTemAberls, Yt . t bullon tob no JUS ..,_.,___ 1 money, u yoor ........lndJanation. Puhaps some the less purposeful units come back io the real Idea ;:• \',.l:ou u:':.!'"~"~~ home. IIChoo1 and MRS. J .A.B. · Reedert: · Before.~ covey of and ask, How can Levenaon as • ;;;-:-Jh~!li~ tell you rllbl now, I'd. be our local PTA's falrhaired &all -H. 'nlll cOlumn 11 llvln.l, so If ll'ooble or . let Helen ;~also;.~~; Helen · newspaper, lVJ!.SHINGTON (UPii - Tha ldoilars and jeopardize Its income tu rates, now ranging fecllveln 196$, :tart ol tne admini5tratlon'o chancea for final passage. from a low of :10 per cent lo a Th Se alt commlltH already lor the benelll' of l!l.i billion tu cut bill - a ' Among membors Interviewed by ni&b ol tl per cent, would be e n . PTA PRESIDENT ;illh iJi rates for every U. S. OP! there was a grnwlng beliol scaled bact lo a low or It per bas approVed wilboul cbanp 1r IWaa ...... Dear Helen: <axpayer - appeared today to that the rates approVed by the cent and lli(cb of 70 per •ent. house provlolona ruWnc e«por> All the critlclsma may ,. neaded toward approval by bouse were about the best politi- This would give. approximatoly ate tues 1n two oteps from the . well be lrue, but they cwn'tll ~nate tat writers. cally and fmanclally that could 51 mUhon Amer1ean tupayera present 62 per_..cent top to a new ... bave to be. In our town we are The S.nate Fiance Committee be devised. • ian over-all net tu reductiClll ol 41 per cent mulmum for a to- MY READERS ANSWER THE ways to draw a crowd, vta striving to Improve PTA OOD'I LOVB lelayed unlli ··ext week a de- Under the I!Duae bill, federal about $8.1 biW'"' wbell fuUy tf· tal of $2.1 bUilaft 111 benefllo 11> MAIL publlctty, public ralatlllll, lin- only In service, but by ofle~•lngl 1110w beautiful snow, !l•lon on tho acro,..the-board · U. S. buoinemnen. cere Interest In worthWblle ~ ID!ormatlve, lnterealillg on Gotl'a earth below; cuts provided In tne blli passed Dear Readen: jecll etc why must PTA fall entertalnlng PfOIP'BlDI with bl the House last Sept. 25. hut Psaa To& I allted for brlckball and I bsck' on kids to bribe at- ry brlet business ...;Ions. hss a purpose don't you IH, be waits for you and me. 11 awared unlik•ly that any • • · ~ committee, Ia a ourpr1ss 101 'em! On my PTA . stand, tendance from reluctant par- instance, we bad and hour chan~•· would be made. lU vote Friday toot a elant 1 mean. 11 was 1 sneaky trict, enll' Mootly becauoe program one-half with Sam Leven- I . Chairman Harry F. Byrd. Dstep toward rec~pturln& re. . but II brought resulll. Kicked ~ lick Imagination, or son in September. He .,., · the, toil of pain and 111ft ~:· · •a;: {;;1~dh•v,!: :;::";:.''~~ By TOM NOLAN soughhlo bind the wound and nuot through ta~ "refol"lllJ", and ~,:nc•;:,"' .:.~--:;. to put eloe the board Is ~raid to take only very fl!DDY but most atveJ ua beauty In this Ufe. I ~ k 'bl b Wed . WASIDNGTON (NEAl -· continued to talk untll the bill toward remov1n1 the 'rlcb this 11 wh t 1 bad1f,"~ 1 and a chance oo somthlng differ- ous when dlaCUsslng our we evu look above ~;; . ;::~ ;:.::;;~ ..iea: that ~~- aly's President Antonio Sean~· · was_paS!ed. man'•. bill" onus from the mea.. Why w.! It a sneaky ' lrk!ll? ent. ·They drag out the same systom problema. In see tho beauty col: l!jsc~V~- : ate leaders will be able to abide now visiting the Untted Sta&l, --sejnl Uvot by th precept, urs. WeD actually l'rn a PTAer tired old ldeu year after year we had a debate between . , : . '· bv their promise "' the l'resi· Is a sby law professor and 81· "It you want oomethlna done, The vote stripped · from the fro~ way ~ having l>ee!t When they eould !etch SRO Senators. In NoVember twinkling stars ~~~~- tlllnl d~nt to get the bill to the Sen· riculture expert whose emaci· , do 11 yourself." As premier. biD 1 treasury-opposed provbiaa everylhlng from' president to crowds With lite talent lhat b 7hool payc~;;f"\,!,"ve us .., bright, . ~' ' :, ate floor late thi• month or ear- i ated look and frail health con- i he wrote many of hil letters that woold have glvlll addlttooal second..,uatodlln • cl ·the<lof· u.er;e for Ute asking - and I ascmatmg · . se moon to t11dde Q1 Jhrougb ly in Februarv' as urged by , ceal a toughness that has by and without the help of tu retle! to persolll proftllns leemaku But I'm against what don t mean Johnny, Sue and Sal lngs hsd attendances the !light. . ·;: . · Prealdenl Job,;.;.,_ carried. him_ through many a : drafts from aides. Often he from the ssle of lloeb and meellngs ·9ften bec!ome: dull In a rhythm band, elthu. ft'o"\ 700 to 50 W~ He watches o'u uil "')~it Some members of the 17-man poiltlcal crosll. stamped and addressed I be prop<. ty. II meat I long-term and llclduller· that b . whOil To db a &ood Job lor the C!ODS dued disappointing. sleep. ; ' ·: oommittee have indicated thty lta''•ns liken the hollow- envelopes, mallln( them oo revenue gain of 1210 million, a they COULD up 10! tehool, PTA must maintain par· ,we buy for. the school Ollly And fnlm harm our tG!!I 'll<ilb would like to see greater cuts checked president, who will be hil way borne. key victory for tho admlnlstr• ent and teacher lnter"!'l No • .oat ;., needed and not provtdkeep. . .• . on the individual tax rates for 73 on F•b. 1, to Rome's Colo- AI prealdenl, be s1111 handles lion. ' PTA is • vital Ioree whll:h matter bow ollrulltlc are Iis ed In the budget. We give ,a --.-.~~-·-· oMperBOIII witb incomes in the sseum : "He looks like a ruin, •. portion of btl correspondence . bas allowed lttelf to be laughed g~ land I know the nalloi1al fair, tile proceeda of whl~ Our life he holds '" ·- ruo !15,000-~,000 • year range. but he'll probably be standing a: hunsefl. Aller an Italian bask· Treuury off>claa bad worked at and groOned over. It does a woclatlon &oals by beart) 11 lor two scholar!!hlps In hands; ' · : • cau Han•• 08 long, lung time." ietball loam had beaten West hard to line up auppurt lor tloe tremendous amount of ~ood, as can, lnaplre only If IDOtllnp high aohool and ohe teacher felcan cease at His cornBut the committee conae.osus Segni wem an overcoat and Germany In a crucial pme, action and Uteor work paid off. lbe following letters will sbow, don 1 bore. A great llll>ny pro- lowsbop. The clilldren are mand· ;· . seemed to be that to tinker Witb Imuffler long after most people he scribbled a congratulatory but llttendance1 (and tbere!ort gram eloalrmen are reslfllna given a sales pitch to get Still he ~~~~ still fie watr., lbe rate schedule now could un- are complaining ol the heat. He note 111111 hsd it hand<lelivered FRACI'IJRES ' LEO willing 'I!WkeraJ drtlt away be- thls. I limed my inlde remarks bmhlp. · , , For you to .~ter 'ttiii Pearly balon<e the biD by mllliooa ot eats little besides milk and to the Italian captain. T w o cause Its prugr11111 sometimes at those wbo may work bard, I belleve that PTA 1 sbould Gates. · ..·. =- vegetables becauoe of a chronic , hours later, tbe captain phoned Mrs. Sam Arnold, Syracuoe. "h..e aU lbe •ltallty and tl!z but perhsps not quite In the be meaningful or be ~ ·Frick, ~ ::::::::::::::__~ stomach allinent. '!security police that 10meone wao transported to Melt!• Gen- ol <old boiled. - a l washed rlghl dlrecllon. but any parent- teaeloer Obit, Ju. 1M ' His friend• say, bowe•er, that bad e•ldootly stolea oome col eral boapllal for treatment col a down wljb _. aocla pop." Now to correopondenll: zatton cannot be effective .· . ~..., , be enjoys an "Iron m health." tht prealdent'a penonal llalion- lee •'raclure Friday at 11:45 a. With IOj!n~ opelkerto read- Dear Helen: out the coruotructlve Ideas central America's ~· More than once, as premier or ery. He uplalned that be m. by Racine emerpncy ily ...Uable., blr lsaueo crying As bo any organization that Ill ~ben. b tbe WO[id'l < .oli!:v Italy, he prealded oVer cabinet hlrruoell bad juot received a oquadsmen. Mrs. Arnold suffer· to be '-~• panel discussions hss altslned the aile and ata- many PTA's are suffering In WbiCh sa~; · ~ . · meetings at home, Pl"l>Pped up hand·wrltten note on the ala· ed Ute Injury In a fall ·at I he tbat taft be terrl!lc If well plan- tore or tbere Is bound to ·c r it 1cIs m 01 Ez·Memberl . larptit may bo f!und ) 'Ill · - - - - - - - - -lin hed In a drealng gown. Uonery which wu "obvl0111ly C lc G Co., Raclns. ned; tiUHioo hundred and - be some In a lew local wbicb are 1oo often bUeleas.~ fresh wal«. ·. ' .:· c · , Sunday Scnool ottendance lor But Rome JOUndlts note that a forgery." ian. 12 was 85. his famous stomach troubleo President Selftl hu 1 re· · '!'be offering wa• t27.42. are merely I convenient pretm marl<able memory lor details. Mrs. Edisoo Hart and 1 on "for " retiring to the bedroom" lu bls two prev!IOII noits to 1- . : . ·· Thomu Hart of Darwin wers when political atorma need the Unlted Stalel ~ bo Sop, Suuday afternoon guests ·ol Mr. wealberJnl. tember 1151 and June 1911 - UPI Rolfywood Ctrrett-'-t 1e11 lbe ur•• lo ..mote be calli llmllltnl M..., le-'-ed ou · 1 ~-•··· ,.._·"-- "frlendl ported . to rk tbll and Mrs. Norman Wyerm1ilier Selftl aerved Italy In many be senllllndreds ot post HOLLYWOOD (UPI>-The another-- and they IO Lee M:;;..ey ""be, 'the II M:;j"~~twi.t=~ , · · wo . and Diane paats - defense minister, pre- carda home, addl'taalnl eacb ssya • at ' . le the IICl'IPt·•,. Mrs. Hugh Bearhs and dau- mler (twice), and lorelp min- by band wltboul beneflt of a paD 01 cigarette amollt tbat out and aet dr\lnk. hllf·Way ~tqo of iltdttiJi&. He hllllltb aut' ..£111'1 Wilku 111!0 new ~ lhllr Carol wen Partenbure lster, aliiOng others- before h. notebook. hanp oVer m!"'ietown parties Dlsi!Jancl eolltlnlillll, per. otopped bU>'luc ttairelt.. and bU nevit ilriObd. Wben .hs nligbl up a da1• Jut Tuesday. inl elected preoldent Ill May Bolides farJn1n1 and t.eacll- bu thinned out noticeably alnct ba.,. out ~ loyalty f# the tobac, .JUdy Rlghthou11 spent Wed- 11112. for a seven-year term. Inc ~ ho I!GIItlnued 11> teach the aovermnent report 00 llllolt· co lndualrf, d>ntlmies to 11110ke. afternoon wtth Diine Perhaps the most liOteworlhy night law cl-111111lelected- Ina was released. At least. A1!lly ·GHfflth and Don ll~miller. of Sean!'• achlevelllfllta baa Sean! Utes alrpiJM tr1po. In Dolens ol t1an ban quit Knotto Nlll• lo atve II up. ,. been the adoptl011 by Italy of this respect, he'a 101110wbat ot pulfiDfl . ciprettes. Others have Paul Newman and hls wlll, CLASS TO MEET bls land reform proaram, ' whlcb a dartdevll. sWitched to pipes and clpro. Joanne Woodward, qu!L Paul no. JOF cla11 ol the Porn- pined blm the nlclmamt, "Tho lu mtdfll&hllaal !all,belween A few, vowing IIIII amoltln.l was a lhNe ~ a day_man ~ l'nlted Methodist Church White Communist," 8lllODI af- Rome and Bologna, where See- keeps them f~ gaining weight for 20 years . . His llfOIP'lm for · t~~U meet Monday at 7:30. p. "!· fected land ownera. Segnl lost nl wu 11> recel>1 an 1uooor1ry ~- lo mbale cigarettes. qultliDIJ: COOI~tly l'el4l ad.: J1 tilt chwib, weither penl!it. ovar a10 acres "'- lh1t lamlljo dearee, word nacbed the ....,. uuoaro are ao deeply boolted ,.,.. ,..,... lli'~, 1118k· ' 11!,. : -ta In Northern Sardtnli to ldenl'l plane 11181 the J101o1na they relllae to quit. , InC It &II 111\!Y\ liiw yaat'o ,_. .·' · . setttaro: airport wu fogged In and the Frank Sinstra, who wont l~t lu!lon. arid Jlllklnl •, ll,toO bel n-•~••"" llfl Today 11 11 acknowledged plane would have to land at &nyoot pusb him around, otlll with somebddy. Thai.' what be MVOTID ,.. tNTIUST Dl' tbal redlstrlbutlon or 1 nearbJ Remlnl. IIR>Okto. Hil buddy Dean Mar- did. I · ·· _ MIIM MASON AUA miJlloh acres 1D1011C I'll 000 Iaformed ol the -tiler tin II still IIIIOking, ll>o. ltrlftol ... .Ia! ~~1)liltllnl flllllllft too1t: lllUCh of etoanc• by lbe pilot, Seanl Negro nightclub colllle Dick Gary ~ eoukl 0111)' the wind D11l ollho Communlltl' aatod hoW he 1IOIIId pt from Greaory, who amOII:ocl more swltoto 10 fW..,O, but Robert ....,__ ..., ... aalll. Roemlnl 10 Bolo(na. Wben the thaa flvo pa~ a day, bes quit Goulet . ~Ill ·-~ habit 1>1 fto - . ,..., ' " " ' 1'1 1!M11t11 1o b11 wUe pilot ll•werod "BJ train " he cold. Ha - I siDGIIe dllrlnC owtlcbJnt tO elpra. Bllelly Ber'·""'""'-"~·-. "" ••••• a . '"-· Laura hir ~ the lllorlod iJi disrP.st: "I dlllol J1te hls act or b~o either. man II ·doWil rrc.D a ~ ~ ;:: ::"" ...':: • 250 acres or tbelr owa ollft lbo trala. Lel'a taka 11 bo · to 11k:k fta 11a11U pacb a 411· to anly ·ell• · - IP'OYN and 'f~Dtprd~, s • 1 n t Bolopa." I o.nny Xaye PYe 'liD up and arettes. . ' _ . ., - - ~ - .... bou&ht ber a bolilt e1 perfume. Tbe pilot dutlfullJ .lllpllated 10 haa Andy WOllam. ltne ."atatle . W"!"' qu(l. bymoid ..,. •·• - · - Opponenta haw lltund .,._ 1. 11ft Iandini at tba 1Cld11!114n Bo~. a, '~dl+day man, Burr ~klo'li · ~· · ·· . 0 .... ... ..._ llelth bll ,.u.. and ..... llel4. Bat lhl ~ Wilt. .. ~hi lhe babll outri&bt. ~ ' ~.... •... ..., net 1101 ..,., • lillle:ilble wOJ illllo II"' Semi hid kic flllctl Jacli: l,ord bepa ~Nitlnc don a.., frGIIIl _tbt ~ ~· ~,. _,., • but alto a sUit! sell-. deperted lor Remlnl. Ca1tfa111 wlooD he heard tbe report was veny. 'nitr·' IIIY* ;.,_ 1lhilll•, , ~·cc-.; . ::.:.. Whll.a opl'f'Da 111 . , _ e1 the wannell -duo; theo llloJlPod ~!Oiethu tloolr ~- ~ ..l!ifilit·be • . .... .,.., • hls land nf•ID 11111, be PIIUJ'· el the ..alllnl 1'00111, the pl'll~ wbeD lbe ltlrVO)' WM raleased. IDbac!oo ~b iW'I ·.,.., ed vloledlly .,. iltiluhed a wat. dent 1111 Mit, aayti!J: , 11M llbllilli, who cbeWI m. hne ,. lieli · : _ ~~ •'1'<' er llaO-IllitM. aime Ma deep "IIID<e tliol p~~Uemon are llfl but doatl'l emollo lbem, Bll'lilra;; Jllil!l!' .,a·, BlU !jltlil ~ . ..._.. .. C!lllo 011 ·ltlf r!" .! -f but Ill llllt - - IIJr. lilt; 'II It J Jloa JtA&ioaletl I ~ IIVI up ,~ ...... ...UW. · · lri~M 111e11 liilila1t* will wbo Will hit 1tr ~NLt' . ~ dult. U a • m'lr 110 ~!ij, 1111 ·,t l Ilia P THE CORNER Tough Litt}e Ita}"Ian IS • Shy' FraJ}' EmacJaf ed . Ref-• .,he u.! Pt and 1 I u, my Rock Spn'ngs Society Notes Jllov:etow" n· 1,. .ll · .. "-·lo '"""Y DAllY SENTINEl · ."':::..:·,::..t:' man .ue - .,.... ""'· ... •oro. ":" ;: cboool"' .a. ,. ' . m; D-nrty ru, , Sm 0 ·k·e rD a.ll ' .,I.. 1: fJ,·.1·n ,· · n :ng '9!- •llllo;. 1 I '-;- • • • - • State's Worst Drought In 80 Y~afsuBegan 'Last Marrhi'i~~~~3 year mz.... ..........................~· • ' In Sales Tax 1963 Revenue j / .. c Coll~onsup ' 1 l : ' • crlllcally, bu\ cautioned ..sl. denll to conaerve on JU!er. When drought conclltions threatened Ohio'• Uvestoclr IIIII production In Del:ember, state Agrlcultun Department declarad II COODtles dlaaster areal for IIP'Ic:lllturai Agriculture ow- Jolllll11011, Lewrence, Me!P. Manr-se, Jor July when lbo weather wu J.,...... C!1"!>P whlcb ,.. planletl spell. PONII and IP'lSS lirea Jn. ean do!tOtn~ 'liboil>or lbe lblj Sta~ aid qualllled farm. Noble, Vlnlon _,. WllhingtA>n. driest, so thol rain didD't Inter- IMI Sopl.omber ¥d. October. c:reaaed greatiJ Jaat year and tiave ~ved lbo ..,. ers m tbeoe COflllllol can bur Sl.iockhowe aald ~ ~ tere witb barviSIIng actiVIIIII crop eurveyon aaltl the .,.._ the dry made ll dlfft. 1or w_. Ollld!lkn. . foed ll'lln lor malnlellallel ol these ar... can ftCtive Joana ' r , cqit ID prevent wido • - ' ._.., 111ao1o breodlns animals at 'II per eent from tbe federal pernment Some c.op. Efloelell planiiDc GOOlD I - " " to 1>1 blssea. . · . ' 01 lht normal oupport pr!Oe. He when they are not available Normal or record yieldl were eomlnil up toa wen and the out. The state Forestry Dlvlllon, = Is ~ said corn and other feed grains 1h rough ordlnaty credit reported for most cropo ercept come wiD depend on bOw mucll which proloctll 23. countiea In ~ when are available at ~I 25 to 3ii soorces, and often at reduced soybeans which were damaged mollture wheal rece1vu 'durin& lbe BOUtbern !bird of the •tate, ~ crucial In ,.... purpo!ltl. cents a buabel leq jhaa the rates. \ by the dry weather. Soylioall, the IPllnl months unW barvesl' 1'eporled aomo 1,500 fins laat era! towna. , Emercency feed proll'8ffil market price. Theae emergency progralnl sugar-beet and barley cropo lor limo July I. yesr witli approrlmately 1,400 ,. went IntO effect In Albtabula, StackbOUJe oald 10 counties were scheduled to remalo In of. last year wen below average, Stackhouae aald II wu toa acres of woods ond IP'UIIands Wllllam R. Wqner, be> .., Athena\ Belmont, Clrroll, Co- bevt been opproved for emer- feet uniU May 1. . but oato showed t record yield. early to determine bow great destroyed, This II the blgheat the ..ater lllpply unlt 1"' lit lumbllna, Gallla, Geausa, Rar- gency Joana through the Farm- Moot Ohio lllpners wer~ Overall, crop producUon and an elfecl the drOIIglot Will have nr. averqe In that area since s~~ ~ ~ar. Jeffuson, Lewrence, ers' Administration and the lucky enOIIglo to be obit lA> take market. remained relallvely on Olllo'lo IP'aln and livestock 11153. v ~· sa . wa• "The recent mows pve Melp, 'Noble, Portage, Seloto, U.S. Agriculture Department. advan~B~e of tbe dr<ollgbt. Slate stable lor 1963. Agriculture OJ:· production, but ssld bay Flrea Smoulder con~ •""' 11 bnpresiolon the drotj hi migbl Stark, Summit, Trumbull aDd These COunties include agrlcultqre offlclaJa Said mOat perto 101d the problem they production Wa& IP'eatly reduced Leo! Octo:J>o:r WaS the worst war or prepared oot ... onded 'nlll 11 1rar from counties. Atljens, Belmont, Gallla, Jack· crops ... re harvested \Ill Juno now lace ia with tho winter and paallll'e conditlona wore 1n month for · !ires the dlvisl!lll any aerlse tous~health ba~ thai ... . ienced may ar u um water ~~ lagoj true," Kaser said. " 'nlll IIDOW ever . · wu oqutvtlant to leas than one n Qfmlng l. Fire offlctals. said the majo< Wagner said no oerloua conInch of rain. Since moot of 11 difflc:lllty last year was that ditioos have developed "' far, remo{ned on the ground 11 dld . fires omouldered for days and but "we want to be prepared. nothlne .to Improve th; water broke out again because of the When water is short, peopla •up~ly_r ho~ dty ...a~er. may use water from .., ~. ~ said Ohio's average · U · p.::r. o::a~ ~aidsp~~g r~ :~~~ble source...approved fJf prl!!lpflaijon lor 1963 waa 68 hicb begins In M ch per ·. cent of normal preclplta· season w . ~ · Wagner placed field ~ . •, .. . One official commented, We 1n every section of tbe ataJo uon, BY C. E. BLAKESLEE common at harvest time. the correct setting of the planting the _neld. An six lnchft. bave just ·about the same con- who concentrated particulaJ'ly 8\Yenl towns ran out of Co. Agrtc. AJeot Some or the factors causing low- er. way of determining how If • person Is aiming at •· diti'ons now as we bad 1n the on areas where lakes and riv· ·• al~ ._ domplet<ly and were Meigs County's average yield ' er plant stands !ban are expec~ The only way to· be sure the . seeds are dropplns per bout 18,000 plants at narvest fall...even more dangerous ... be- ers hav• been tapped to repleor .. ofced ; to · draw water !rom o1 com has risen from 34.3 are high speed planting, Jn.. planter is dropping the correct " to coont t~e number ol time ne should plant In the ca•l!e 'of the heavy spring ish dimini5hlng water xupplieo. •.ven or state lakes, or drill per .acre In the 10 year per· ~rrect seed plates, snd depend· number ol seeds '" to c~k m a 13 loot, one men long netsnborhood of 22.000 kernels winds." Is an end to the drought in . , w. wells. iod, 1936-3U, to 411.1 bushel per mg on the planter manual for at the normal planting speed row. Th!S is exactly 1-1000 ol an per acre. The fish supply In stream and sight? Kaser said the dry per• Pipelines Needed In the · 1950-59 perind. when the rows are 10 Inch- Mr. Sahoe also called attenfisheries acros.s the stall! tod could end If snowfall waa Clarksville, lo Clinton Average riguiea for the last apart For each two mch lion to the Importance or havdiminished since last beavy enough during the early · .pped state-owned Cowan years show 54, 55, and 62 m row width, Increase lng the planter plates fit I he as a result of tbe montbs of lh1t year. But, )lo '" byosl Jto water, Mount bushel in '110, '61. and '1!2. decrease tbe length ol row size of kernels in tne seed bsg. added, very heavy snow ,.,.,idellts received water I used this data to launch ~ by :;even mcnes. In oth- For a good fit the cell in the Low wator levels have de- times does little Of no good '-' . ~ Lake Alma and~ the Cor:n Clinic last week here. \'lords, for rows 38 me:hes 8· plate should be 1-16 of an Inch cover for fish and left cause the snow evaporatil in ~a Cpunty·, laid a O!olo the average has risen Following 1he holidays with buys lose much ol their valUe . count 13 lee! eight Inches. longer than the longest kernels open to easy killinll. or is only absorbed In the tOp elf11s;, pipeline to the !rom 37.9 bushel per acre In aD of the gift giving, families your family doesn't enjoy . the 42 mch rows count 12 feet in tbe seed lot. Tnls wiil give Wildlife authorities said layers of soU, which are now :Uvet. ..·, 1non39 to 56 bushel per acre. 1n are apt to tighten the budget In food: n- d'mg lh e 1a be1 care· 1u1· R room for kernels lo drop inter are of rnaj'or concern verv dry. Coi!~e; Corner, In 1956-59. The three year period January One of the things that ly 19 often the difference bethe oeils as the planter plates the lack of water has "Thue will probably be lltt!o Ci)Untyi extended a pipeline 191!0-l12 was, respectively, 68, is looked at in particular Is tween satoslactton and dtssatis· rotate at high speed. good fish habitats. Low ' enelit this wtoter to wator Oxford and · Wellington 74, and _76 bushel per acre. the food for tile lamlly. faction with an Item, Labels can R Cells that are too large are levels do not provide supply sources," Kaser salol. l.orain County took water It 1S mterestmg to note that 1b Is I to help you get your money's just as bad as those too SlDall. depth and volume for "My guess is it will be neili&IFintllliy Lake. A · well average number o1 acres what"';,~tit~:s P:lsea=erbuy- and guard your famlly's Dr. Larry Shepherd stated llvblgjJIOnditions lor flsb. ble. , drillsd to supply water Meigs County planted to corn In ~ wi bu { Famll A What Does AU ol Thl• Mean? SALT LAKE CITY (UPii _ that, the water requirement Fish expl!Pls said the past " If It gets cold again and ,... Rlilhylvanta In Logan Coonty. decreased from 15100 1n 1931J. g. · se Y or Y · Michi~an Gov. George Romney corn lncreas~s rapidly alter has beeD'J(especlally harm- mawa cold, the . situation wliJ ...__ . Cleveland and !:~~~ :19: to 11440 in 19so.'59 may not be for Family B. A lu order to know when a urged RepubliC . ans Frt'day nl' gbt reaches 18 mche.s In height. because the drought bu continue lo woroe." "'" !flllered Evsn •with thl s decrease · above ~r-"oii.~::::::::::::::;""'""'..,l area" heavy to- wise buy for be Family h. he A bthis week 1:1 1is a goodst buy, b all 'dthered to 1o back the civil rignts bill now The peak eqmrement·;:~;:~~ is condltlonJ with a 16-lnch tal bushels produced. continued may not t e st uy ne ors mu e cons! e Congress while working about tassling time and •••• during 11163. Lest to rise slighUy In 1960 the a week. However, there are keys degree. For one famlljo, "equal ro'ghls lor all Amer'- gradually to a rather low re"7' c- to understanding that can be lence may be the most r waa the dri-t in was 9100. acres and pro· ." quirement level at the tough ·.~nee 1871. Jus t under one • ba11 ·used .as guldea. They wiD assist portant. For another, cost k' . electi be t the top of ,. 1. t Romney, who planned to re- dough stage. For a mld...ason Sandusky, Fremont, · bushel. For l9BHI2 the tn rna >ng wose s ons. .11" th .."'e " ·b home today alter a whirl· com planted on May 10, toWOi · Asblabull and acreag• bas been 6100, larsely . sto ano er. nutrition may • visit to Utah told a GOP period of high water requirevlll""~ded deflclencles of of land placed in the . A chief go~l In wise sbopplng prima~ lmporta~cek The 11 • raising di~ner that the ment begins about July 1, peaks lnchtit. 'and preclpHaUon In feed-grain program. IS better n~trotlonlorthe family. ;!Se f' tooppe~ w 'nd eep a must not exploit "racial about July 15·25, and end• a· d and Napoleon Farmers 1n . th IS ' program Use a baSic !ond. guide to plan eTh ac rs. m mo .of · ron', ·'·blah lWI and religious prejudices" to -hou1 Augu s1 15 . Pia nt·mgs made 1 14 inChes below normal. felt the payment mea!B and sloopplng llats. Nutr~ e u tomate test .a · gain victory at the polls. on_May _10 or l_ater nave peak Low ralnfaD waa also greater returns than experts ~est that you buy .isecj : Do you feel, you tb " There can be no equivoca~ ramfall JUst praor to or at the could h tten b no... base your ds>ly diet oo four receov your moneys wor . beg eel In the Pl·qua, ave go Y se~,. kinds of food : (I) Mill; , (ti taste, nutritional nluo omd on this point " the Mich>inning of the period of high Maryoville, Tiffin, or feeding It to Uvestock. said: " ll the II<- moisture requirement. The lat· Albllnd, Columb11•, Eaoto of the lour specialists Meat or alternate, 131 Veget· eraMIsatls!akctioo?R party tries to buy tbe ter 1·2 or. 2-3 of the high moisC&nlilft. Sprlng!leld, New PblJa. on the program last week ablesl:n~l;:;;:• ~tr:!ngC~~~ House with the righto of tur~ requU"ement per•od . detblphlADe , Atbenala, DandytoCn , ChinllliU· lnced their thtalk tllio help and Cereals, whole grain it will become the great- durmg the time ol lower ram1nc na co o, ware a rease eu e 1c1ency of com ed Eaten CINCINNATI (UP!) ~ ess eeiephant in the his- fall expectancy. areu. production on Meigs county soils. or restor · mended stock· tory of party politices." Based . ~ this lnfQrmation, i :leterve1 Lew Dr Lewis Saboe in amounts recom • c ·I 1 Romney said hl3 support of more efflctent use of water or h. 1m foods can supply all the att • 400. ca ves 100: sia1ogh·l ...... vain supplying I e parlance of the nutrients you need to keep fit. ter steers and heifers the hill before Congress in- rainfall could be made ~ an oiUI down~the proper number ~ plants per Shopping lists should be' flexible but price trend not fully backlns of the eon· were planted earlier. In t h i Rlvar Basin Reservoir by 43 at harvest tome, He staled lake advantage of cows and bulls steady to weak; public accommoda· way, the. higb moqture re10 cent o1 capacll)' and that eacb year In Ohio more nd wise b hlch good to low choice S7iHIOO lb section. quirement period of the corn 11 River Basin of corn are fertilized odegood anturltional ~~:st~utes slaushter .steers 21.50-23, standcrop more nearly eolncides with 21 - cent. Officials lor high yields a n d d H ard 19· good 7~ lb he~ers the puiod of expected high rain1 PhonD WY-2·2115 ~lles ~ld there for Intended harvest p anne ems. 20.50-2l, standard 17-17.50;. Util· 0 . I full. Less drought damage to alarm thot of 18,000 to 18,000 plants Pr' fie d ltlln ity cows 13-13 SO· uUllty bulls corn during late July snd early PomDroy, Ohio lo\ulberry Ave. _.,, S dsf bel th' ocesaroo na ec g . ' A I klbe led .. w acre. tan ar ow IS and should be carefully 17.5o.t8; vealers and slaughter ugus COil expec . eigiled.. Recognize tbe diffu- calves steady; choice vealers Researcn is In progress W ..,= · 32-38 lndi ld aJ 10 ood 2732 establish the earliest possible ;~";,GH between price and cost. ' v u ' 8 • ' WASIDNGTON (UPI) - Pres- planting dates. For our area It cos-: a 'h: ident Johnson plans to . permit is suggested late April or very •ervmg· . When the price of ca1ves 22--25. . television coverage of 11 some" early May may be 1 better per Ho 1500 b nd Its his news confeJience!l. planting time than we are non a fresh vegetable Is out of line gs ; . arrows a go The President wrote to Ed- using, with its Intended use consider steady to 15 h1ght!l", sows steady ' ihe fronen of CBM;,a form. to strong: 1-2 211).220 lb barrows F. Ryan, preside•ll of the Research has shown It;., pas' ... ·t - f .$ .. Fresh foods are generally ai and gilts 15.35, 200-209 lb 15.50, .Television News Direc- sible to stretch the use of watheir highest quality and lowest 1-3 100-230 lb 15-15.25, 2-3 230-250 lors Association, Friday that be ler with fertilizer. With few ex· ' . lb 14 50-15 250-270 Jb 1414 so · "to make full use of ceptlons the experiments show when In peak supply. · ' · ' in the months ahead." a reduction In water requireIIIA•am the seasons of abundant No. 3 290-300 lb. 13.50 1·3 275 1 11 nd J to nd 350 lb sows 12.25-12.75, etter was In response to mont accompanying uae or fer· a en <1Y P 0avor a lb 11.75-12.25, Z.3 400-550 lb II· one from Ryan expressing the tilizers. In highly productive . -~ .. ; ~ . . . . IHiclent fMclin1 Cut1 the Cost flf ll'rochtctiwl II ~:::n at lowest cost. l1.75, No. 3 550-000 lb or above tbat tbe President would soils, this reduction 11 slight. : .. · · and boars steady, most· the fullest possible use In poor soils the water require· HOW ABOUT A REAL DEAL NOW ON A II There .are many natural signs 10.50-10.75; •oos.MtLK-MUT ly 9.25, near 250 lb 9.1\0. of live television broadcast ment may be reduced one-half, ~IW LOADER, TOO? · . · quality bt foods. Learn and Sheep 100, · not enou8:h fresh news conferences." or even two-thirds, by use of Johnson Invited suggestions fertilizers. • SID Us Naw At ••• 11 ..,mmthlelle1m when shopping. Gov· receipts to test trade. •Custom Grinding, Shelling & Mixinlij 11 grades are one of our on how to make "more effective Fertilizers may increase gukleo, espectalljo In meats. use of televi51on and radio." root exploration of the soli 10 Service IE~:.used by privata com· Ryan named a broadcast com- that soil water ts used to high· ' can also be a gUide to mlttee to gather suggestions er tensions and to greater •Bulk Feed Delivery Service Lebeis are an Import· from the Industry and submit depths. This effect is important • Veterinary •Complete Feed Line ant guide to quality. tbem to the White House. to dry-land agriculture and ev· WY2-5101 · ConvealeliCO en to farming In humid areas Supplies Pomeroy "Heat and serve" are terms Mr. and Mrs, Jim LaconWhitehead. during periods of drouth. ' find Ia advertising and on Clarksburg, W. Va. were re- Howard Buckley of Marletll Information i5 available on • Poultry Equipment & Supplies _•• l ::~!iBuDMn-rila.td service ba-- cent guestg of Mr. and Mrs. spent the ~eekend Wttn Mr. and "High Speed Planting Can Remore Important aa more Marlon HaD and Mr. a n Mrs. Virgo! Buckley., duce Kemal Drop," "Planter ..' women join' the llbor Mrs. George Hall. Mr · and Mro. Lawrence Rose Plate Seleclioo and Ita Effect ' . force. Weigh eonvealence care- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson with Mr. and Mrs. Dana on Seed Drop Accuracy," and fully against ooSt, lamily pre- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. and David of Bel- "Relation of Rainfall and Com MinenviiiD, 0. lerences, and the limo avaliilbla Junior Congrove of Zanesville. recenUy. Planting," by contacting the ~hone WY 2-2161 for pre~ food. · Naomi Plc~ens spent . weekMrs. Lyfe Bladeraon Extension Office. Stanp, end wltb Mr. al)d Mrs. Walter l.litiiiiiiiii · A wiae buy can quickly be- Brown and family. come. a' poor l>uy. If you do not Mrs. Bess Le~klns, and Mr. ba\:e., proper otorage. 1bls Is and Mrs. Marvm .Marks were especlally ·true of' fresh and recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. . frozen lteD!s. · \ · Fred Larkins of Long Bottom. Mary Ruth and Joy Sauer ol Middleport have returned itself home alter witn their best cousins, and JuU COLUMBUS . (VJ!IJ CillleaDI struQ!ed llllo tb""''b a blanket of opow, . stat. nliJc)lll teparted today that Oblo ·wu atlll In tho &riP of a f.montb dfOu&bl - the wont In nearly 10 yean. Paul Kaser, state Water D~ vlilon cldef, aaJd the drought, Wb{Ch' last Marcb, was l!l>t abated by the beavy llocCmber ..-. and probabb' will CGilllnue to be a IhNat this s':"..._':: :':'.w bo..., Sa"tt"";:;. :: duc::"":.r;' New 1 f • . yIe• ld per Aere Shi\WS steady Incre·ase Food Gm"des May Assi"st One In Maki"ng WI"se Selecti"ons =• 0m0ey Urges ightS Support ' ar et eport -- a-- "Sure Sign of Quality" ,Ill.., Sugar Run Flour Mills J hnson W'}} Have Some TV REAL DEAL . I ' • a. now m~yrt~~s~ !~high.:! FOR ECONOMICAL EFFICIENT ~~~~; lbg~ ~g YOU GET A :FINE8 PA FEEDING RESULTS , N, USE FASIIR WITH I NEW;HQLUND SPREADER • Broilers . FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR $AlES \ -~.--- :.:=.-==~..=-- Notlc•l Farman.Tractor Ownenl I Reedsville- Society Notes l OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES WANT FERTILIZER . D.ISCOUNT ·PRICES? ' . " ,. SEE ,or CALL '' ~. · ' :czh~rger · POME.IOY w•.C•nS•11• Yc!V Money f)n, •• •BW-K FEm"'ZIR TODAY! .auuc SPREADING BAGS. ..EARLY STORA~E l)tSCOUNtS . •PICKUP DISCOUNTS TOP !jiuALI'tY .(, .SiEDS . . .. ' ~-- ' ' �. ~ The Daily Seotin~ - " .- Raveuswood is. . . '•74.09 ,. "" .. maer Over Falcons . - ' . ' '. • -~=..t.'~n Coalton Whips.Hann3n Trace, 6%- 32~~£·~·: ,....... . --- ...... -= , .. PI ~... . 1171111~ , ... 711 • u- Ob!o (UP!) ~=::' :!dW::filJ or his cancttdocyJ" J. <'MIIDD the u.s. Senate, whll• Putyleaden piiDI for their pr&-prl- MoD- t:ClDvelltlon hire .....,.u, BIIC.. M.Bowea 'f. C'wclnR. llc!w• H. a1eiiJer TOT.U. WOIII LNIJ OUteutl R. Plymale B .Plymale :;-~~;;.~tl t:~ TOTAL W011 J Loot I a.u. aall P. Ingels C. Ingels E. Sylveoter A. Sylvester TOTAL .......... 1 Pill llelod• Ada Nease v. Craie Art Neue G. Craig BUnd ~ TOTAL WoaliMtl . - -How much ...will go up · in smoke? ..,.• Ifmd•u•lt • Stobart TOTAL w ltallbt 411 M1 111 1112 .. 4lt $14 4114 18'11 • t21 174 1311 co "•'~''*"' crow•• ltMk llllaia •• Ill IDpla Crow fit SlsiJIOII(Io Duerr sri R. Dlvll ., Jfandlcap 42 TOTAL 1411 W•IIMII'*"4 ... ., • • AIMit P.le+toa Abbott R. ~ • Ill 401 .. Dlllall Bedford us TOTAL 1441 . . . 1 Looll . . . . . 10 yearJ a·go yo~r ·house ma}' have been worch S 1_) ,000 - today it may he worrh S18,000! W h.t1 ~~ 411 • Ill ll2 II 11M Crate w. Davll Blind WIUord Hldldp TOTAL :":teolll '"""'~ the abom )'our fire imur~ Check rateJ now for fire insurance that measures up to lodpy's value of your home. - rhe company with ww ide11s for 11 ntw e-r11. ........ Martel P. ColUnl G. Bumetto A. NM. Domlpa 4'1 : D. Nierl Hlllldlcap IMt I Woa N I TWII 0. TOT~ ~~~ C. OhllDI•r :: 413 392 171 2070 : 363 432 435 N. Story p . MuDOII a, IIIJtli __ t;· 3 , . , ·--~ Pt :":."':.=...· == :!:SOW::= ~ ~= cam- COlli' =- I lncluclod Sylvester Wi6- ltebme, Rt. I ltllllll • ..,_, lt flnld . , ml and Olear llprlal, Olt llllL ::~~~::.:. ~ :;~l,wl~su~rxted, nd ~-=-:!,.!;,~:; __ ,. from tllrqllout 1111 six monthl proball~ on • hJ8 wtnl-· a : .,..... cllarge of unsafe operation, Mn. ~ Mfl: ~ f~ w"'*!i lt*.('ppr tw U..m.tl Charles W_orkman, ttl, ProctorWild ull, U.. Young HOmed UllpOI'Iutbtd vllle, forfelt.!d li20 bond Cut 'no,d <lllbm, Grlllt 11.,: ahoat feclnl Gletm In tile May ditio!W speed charge, Rd Rot- q Mr.. Ellrabelh Spigl, )Ira I Jll'lmel7 Manuel 42, Syracuse, an b t b A,;. R1tcld!! 1\altlb Pltd Moo "I !mow. I'll be l'lllOmlnaled er Arml, 23 • Pomeroy, : _ a·- Jolm Mrs. the Demoerallc flDed 110 and COlla lor IIOp _... '""'' Echrerd 11te1ner ...... to be tla. vio(atioo ond Dllwaon, Fred Melvin, Ill" be Ald. 2e, Pomeroy, e& and Mrs. N'ma CaDier, '1'11• nmll'ked !bat --•· bll !ltlllcrlor Wllllfe vehicle. lor, Wa,ne Willi. hiiD 111111 1ty in the Senate WN GIRLS :m=. ~ ~ ~arl• Rei"::; ::e~: Wrrlul, I~ H. a- ~ n:M~ M~ llble to do mon lor Oblo tbanof (uPI) - This week's lie lUI Jell ,U1 on bls opponeniJ, IIOile h I flo. ..... lo IP.. •• ... lfllllll' w t JMt 1 whom hu previoul oervicll In fashion Bhowlnp ere pu ecord pon ... wmale'" llo . . .., Senate. o1 t'lorlot. - Nl£1 Ind. '!1&11 Game - J. Wa!Wn, u. s. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., :.:•sUmng~ouetle ,,; sprln& ChriJtlon cbarlty In ._ 1&. 1w .___ wbo wu expected to receive not confined to llllllili 1111 ... Serlel - J. the nomination lor 111!1 sumrr:er, 11114. Ulpt enemies arxt lo9it!C a- .. ;::;;, Ul... Game aid that Glenn 1!Gtlld · for brolhen• It d4linl a1lo . . 'ft ·-· be formidable C8ll- llblfll Sunday to r ....,...., ......,. 'lo them. Popa . . .. IIU. NVCHI lhea-'-•- 111!1 If a11ow1ngs by North Italian dt'UII do ,_. Tum Hllh Seril!l In ... ~-,. •-·-· . diet XV. nomlnaled, in the (eneral e]ae. ........ ' 181 2181 Randlcap 'i'O'I'AL .,. IIIJ o( man =ss ~er:e::':alstal the ,..m Gardner .!11t. Going into fGII Kellntdy '* 'I'JM::Jt.Lll\\l.;(l'ilf"-~ ~~~: Tbomu MAX WARD • Rlchanll, 1lw :Un "': ~::.. 0... 'MFIJ ~==(-== eiJatla. Mn.lfa!lldo.:,•on:: -•enttm. orbit HtC4nviction will have hil boorlnti tadRJ. Rt. I OU ~ 11"7 .W Ill Mtip CIIIIDIF 11181, Oak ""'' ' IYGD OIIID: Lll:.lOUE v... Mabll. llerulelsy 441 Coo'Ciwnour 394 Check with Nationwide State. P'atrol . A . re E~low, ~· t• '!be llrst AmBican lo lhe urth llrotly hu ldll ~ lliJct.:; ~ iiJII, Gtorp w..._,., =· .a W•IIMII..,_I Piaell ....... !dm&. ...,._ Mr.... 0eorp Slwsl' a ......_, -. 'P · a 11. "mE·= Pt Grate 'lcbllllnl 0.\ Four Persons Cited By w iII boar periOd. '11IIA _ . 811 - . Bwalli w-. lit. I~. ~~~e IIOml· trotllc acddfd .......... .... llttilll lba Senate. rour ~ ...- • r.k. ..,._ ~ . . . , iDe 11e period. · Robin 1111 111 ... 111111 ._ • • be '1bose mellld lncludld .,_ Mra. On . . , Jaodii'UI, • Ill !be Mlriuel, G~"!!..... Kelley 11 Qnc!nmd clltld t, UJ et d Plllllr, 1&. I 0 I~ 111111111;': lo acUveiy ..-. - . . - 88 ' ...:.., ~ Bill, Wllllrd DJllGD, Rt. 4 Jldli or lllalll tile eonvenU.., II). Jan. :Ill lor ..,.._~ P...,. Knew Olt IIlli< ......... be il eertain to be Ill 48, Golllpoll.s c .... 0" ........ .._But tbln Ia IJIIIhiai illq- for unsafe vebicle, La.wnnce Mra. M.-rwna, llleplaf the dow to bill Sibert, 41, lllmliDif,oll, . . : : Mrs. Mlr)o auJte and 1llildn( """ today for overload, ml 1011, Mn. ,.., just ml8ht also be E. HUDI, 39, : ; 1011, Bt. I HI_ ..... U'l ·-·-~ But ·GI.I'• r , •..,. wlDU. L ......... - ~)' at largest GeWpolll P01t. SID llllb- "-. leehniB 1&. J, C:IJ•e Dft1 -~. .rlmL!I In wey Palrol I Uoell a quill Jl While, ll4lld a.t B--. ,.. · · TRI ---~ QIIJN'I'J' I..IIAGW J....,14,UN Weodl ' == ~-~·...w1tt Alma the~ 101 .. ~Mm~•~"!,.l,!80~""qw:!!!,..:ln:_IIIJ:!_.=•~I~l~·;;;~;;;;;;~ ...... -.,. M Hplln•p TOTAL W011IIMt1PtiiiiiS Rlfllt Amokl AikiN more than 4411 • 11!10 Lopa Smith St7 2103 TOTAL GriN HOlmes Ollpman Burton Oblin(er Htll4lcap TOTAL DESIGNED FOR COLOR TV RECEPnON W•iLnll,.tal Are You Getting The Laber • ..... a. NeiiOD TV PlaURE Ha1lblll Faulk 315 1M • LET US·· $51 CHECK YOUR OlD ANTENNA We have Ill the • sary materials in stock eRotort • l.lthtnlnt .......... • Chimney Mountt lloJ: CUI c. Wlnebremter L.Wlnebrtnner SPECIIUZEI FDI TIDSE IIIJ. .,........• C'l Slobarl A. Slohart L. """":FREE . Diles Rlfloear Co• M. JJ. ANTENNAS ..., Sl\,95 iazUy "' TY siJDUI ~ , . 70W' ~ imJI('Ov.. black 6 white, &co! Gold a nodi.d. to prevent corroeion. without m«tronic S24.96. ' A$SOCIARD RADIO and TV HARRY MILLER, owner l'lfOHI WY 2-MH 114 E. Moin ,.....,..... ABLE.TENNI AT Sh~9y .Spring Ski Trail SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th CARROll, OHIO 7 Mil., North of Loncnt•r, Ohio on St•t• Rts. 33 Featuring 4 Rope Tows, Ughted Slopes, ·-... OlfOW AVAILABlE Af ••• .. , the Meigs-Mason area s ' LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM B!JY With Confidence _From Your Hometown ~ •' P. l)oe Who Services What He Sells. Read His Ads In Your 1'-'9 · .t~rtNe~spciper. Tile GROWTH Newspop.... - .., . ' ·............... · ·· ···-;--··-- ·-·--- .............. ..... --···-····-··-·- -.. - .-... ~· - • ",. ~~·~ ~~ ·---- ...- ···c· • .,,..r J.l!"_, * • " oil ......... ., ' • •,..-....... ,....~~ • . ' C,llt~.ULATION Dq~BLED· · \I' ~ . o. more than ever $5I \ .POMEROY, 0, INSTRUCTOR$ AVAILABLE .. . ... . IS S74 Serlll - Pomtf.4Y Bowling Alleys Large Warm Lodge ~ ••sas :::t..... 245 E. St•t• St. ANNOUNciNG GRAND OPENING ' O.U.vaea deaaer, ahar,per pic.. O!lldl" ~ The Daily Sentinel • P. CWidl!f L Omdiff LY3-4550 Other All Ch111nol ' TOTAL Woo I 1M& I P-.c. 1 1'18t IIVfiElJ eLHdofq Wlrw Stewart Notl J ·;.,~, • " '' · I I �. .... ............ . • ,, .,_, •.•• ,. - ...... ... 01 • • • o • I 0 • • ' • • • o I ' . . • ·l lss\fied tegil 2 SIGNS Ge't ,. Resu Its. OP QUALITY $595 Std. ttans. Radio, heater, aU &ood tires . Red finish . 1962 Chevy II Nova St. Wagon - . • ' ' ·' Television Revue Pomeroy Motor Co. 1959 Ford VB-4 Door S.dan ~' rnA C!WP FitiCB UP; 1MS10CIC 'nlcts AND • ds • .. • . ' • Business S.rvlc.s $1795 4 Door AU \'inyl interior, low m1leage by local owne r, standard traru; . Radio and heater. Tirf!s Uke new . WANT AD INFORMATION D&AJll olNII 1111.. Da, ....,_~ h.bDct.tkalo t:e0 11 ~... 0..4JJ11t lhOD A. IlL Mo.... ..,...,.....,. .....,..... . .. CAJ'II ~..._. ....rao~ 1958 Ford VB- 2 Door Pomerov Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO W\11 .. aootttel IUUU i:CIO A. M. .... 1M P"'hl"!ter ....... eM rt,pt 1 . 0 or ..._, &117 ildJ. dMm.cl ;.., llaaatllle. arran UOQld be Nport4d ,.............11 1'tM lN.. ....... .W p j . . ~bH for . . . Cbl.li OUt IDCOrnef lw "" ..- delivery of any tdJe for every need. Shuler, 342 P•i • St., port, Ohio. liS ......... ~.­ A. B);' I a ' FOR WATER hauled, Dick Karr. WY 2-536'1. ... 7 lllDDUJI!I 10.Aa?3 ·...-=.•...---c.-....._. -- 'C 3 ::Sit... u.:z:, ar.ir a IL~P&4 ...... ... J&l8) lLitll u.:...:.r , lllalltl... lllarU.-.a. f'tl1l rat.l of • llftll ,.. nra .W . . otlal'&ed for ..s._uiJllll lt aot l l ,.,. ...... ......• . r:: .m.tbi.D -t ,_ .r-r &-. ...-llliiii-. C,A.&D OF l'llANU - IL.J& b • ..nl mlDIIDWD D.O lddJtiOD11 trord l a Ohltuart. fUblialt.ed • I .o"l'd. OJTK."'& aouu . . A. k Ul 6:00 P. lt. Dalb -:&=_ ------= ....._._....__.... -... _ __ _ &!l,l &:Mile p ooL ktaiJIIJ ........,., Lll 1111 ts.-oo uoe •. 11"1 SO &ASY && 7 a n « &me 1 TO P'I .ACI A &DU1.1 "' &a.t.: :. For Sale · - .,..., A4 " " '~...... 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(f :45 Clll, \'be Lifeline (8:00 0111o vane; Newt 1:01 Ohio Nllloo, World 111111 I :10 Spal'll ;"oddl7 18:15 Weather Plctun II: If Mllllell Qed \8:1t' . •6' *""UDIIy News . :~ 311''etille Serv1c!e . ,t: «'~y Worship Hour JO:OO MIISOD <buJI1 Newa :05 Talk ol the Town 0:55 World News :00 Wonderful World ,of Music : ~ Mornln& MelodiN 1 Frldaj, ~ : ;..,1 Bells Rloi) b :~ •· ( Newa il:SIIiiiR'iaP County Newa j:I:CII<>Qo••mlty Nllll :tlli Looll Newa , : l!I..Maltets :liOMiif•llaJ WMihlr· :20 BuiJOIIb' Board 0 01'81118 . : 30-~tan Apul Income? MIF FUND faD4 wbicb ~;~::m A mulual r altentloa te _,.·.!!!IIi<' · 1tock1 ' "leoWAJ. Notice ;j~o;.~·nr. SJin . a ••rD II!••••• >RrtEOBBBI'Il. -SDXXBO __ ~.~.'-~ ~ .. ,.;r ::li .. ~ 2' . t.:·"1( ::&. · Growth? !;.. t '>N'm :U:Qt!IDII1GO,IIGuld i ~>~ll.,.. Beat :1!00 ~ Go .Round ;1:115 N.- Beat ·l :oti'Mlil Wq MldlriM :1:30 a.rtalmu 4:00 RADIO 5:00 Communlty Ne111 5:01 World & Nal'l NOWI 1:u Spalllgbt Clll Sporll l :llli Weatber 1:30 Slgn olf • • • •• ~ arct aor1 - I Gl.. . ~- . . 1111711.1, · - WOU.-~ ...... Futu.. q , ••a IIIANDS - . llt11al-. of U. - co~q_,.,__ ._ , ...... ,, ~ ·• ' G- . MoNDAY ml'~! 0 1:35 ~~i:Hft 1:00 $tp 011 HOWl 1:45 Coaidry Elpt 011 &:01 Bacrod llelrt 7:05 Breatful Pat!t Coanlr7 Jlllllbaree t:05 lll8b Sebool rootbd ''" rorm Newo 11:00 Top TeD Sbaw 8:45 Mm,.t .\Cr. lilltell. 12:00 N0011 Report 7:01 BN.okful Putr 12:10 J011e1 Bulct Show ftTURDAY 7:30 VID Palrloll Sparll 12311 Rev MerliD T 7:45 Si8b On, Tbe Lilellno 7:50 Tbo 7:18 ll8port WarmeetJiup 8:00 Local. Oblo, Nallonal 8:10 Brlgbt Stu Sbow·Tbur. 1:11 .OSU FeolbaD' News l!ld Sports 1:411 llakor J'urn. llbow-J'rl. 3:45 Platter Party 8:11 Wealber Plctun 8:1115 The Llpter Side 5:45 SJgD ()If 8:18 Musleal C1oek 1:01 11e11J N 8:55 News 10:05 Minllim'lal IIONDAY 1:00 Musical Clock 10:20 Coanlr7 RoH>owll 7:00 SlgD 011 Newa 9:30 8c>t11! & Story Hour 11:05 Sftll Shop 7:3& '1'111 ~ llaar 1:411 FamliJ Worship Hour 11:a F.,.m Bunall 1:00 llenld -ef 'l'lutll 10:011 News 11:40 El Raoeho .: n- M-W • •• Hour ., Dell9IO:tlli lllib School ffit Parade 11:40 Masoo Co• .\Cr. Ed.·TUt. f :OO Wlllp of RM'IDI 10:55 Newa , 11:40 hmll7 Wcnblp ftr.Tbur f:llli Tile Blltlt lpeth To 11:110 Army Time 11:40 ASC l'rolriiD-J'rL 10:00 Vak:e oll'l'opbley 11:30 Specl81 QunnnmUy PrOJ. 11:1115 The UpPer Raom 10:• 8ubdll7 . _, · 12:110 Newa Jl!!rijylltp 11:111 Dow J - 4:nta~N n :oo CcluDtr]o. JlyDul TiDio 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:110 NOCIII lfeport IJ:tlt NOCIII Report 12:2$ News 0 GrlllllS 12:15 Maalc Jill! For YCIII' 12:11 '1'111 lleafell 12:30 Salimi.. Matinee 12:15 a-ler'a a-·lllllr-rrt. 12=• . llaY. · t"; ·· ·· ~:0,.'l'eelo 1:55 ·News _, S:OII Platter Party l:tt Billy ~ t :OO llalurdll7 Jtattnee t:IS litlael"'"r llbow-1'Jl'bur. l:M Jloqr . 1:111 Newl t :SO Loeal 118111 • 1:00 Tbo a,.- AI Wcwk 3:00 llllurday Matinee t:55 Bowlin& Scores ~ 2:11 The H&., •wlllii ·1 1:55 News ~ 1:00 Tbe \)peD lload 1:35 ~ '1'111 BJa LJi : t :OO Dllclq wltb Doll 1:45 Sip 011 "' 3:011 Tbi, ~ llaar t:30 Top TeD Revue IIA1tJRDAY 1:35 'ftte SundaJ Showell" S:OII Nelli Summllf)' f:OD SiaD On Nm 4:315 WCI'Id 1D Rntow 1:11 Public Service ~ • = os CO!mtr)o Millk: 'l'lml t:ot Baplllt ....,_.. 11aar l :lt SlaD 011 l:tt Oocmlly J•m>:l :tt lkUidowD s.r-de •=• \40ULO THE JURY CARE iO H6AR IT'S ALL OVER ~ TI-lE DOC"J"l:)q RECOUNT THE ~EC!i?ETS OF ~I ii UFi '? MO' DOCTOR! TfW l<l<lii.D HOT BE CRICKET I 00<1~ 0, <a!:!QJ!!li ~! 1~00 rooiban iiENSP;T\ONALl '. •aoc. I ABBIE AND SLATI Llltb.._· IF YOU TI1 1NK THAT WA5 TH RILLIN3t MOM .... '' ~~~. -t111LJ.. RATS aod MICE! •' 1.74 loiiA,N I % lb. bx. ' if'• r/ . YoU WERE. �~-··,., ·-- ......,-- ,....r-·---.. • \ ~o. .. ..._ . . ..... - .. .. ,. . ... ~ ~- .... _ ,... . --- .. . .,.. ...... · - ~ .. -··. ~ .. • --• ' .... I I Plains . , enttnt.\ ~OW YOU KNOW 'fte ........plllc .............. .1,'1111 Alllerklll t!llldlnt11l II II Couty, N. D., I few ..lletl .. DeYIIJ lao. .! ""oe \ ' ' \ ,VOL ----------------------------------------~D:::"": ..~T.~·~~TA.~~~~~·~--~~~~r_..~·~--::~~-~··~~:~~::~~~~------XV. NO. 234 POMEROY--MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1964 ould Go -· - WY Advises Business, Labor, To Hold Back Inflation 2-20~9 DAY or NiGli'r ·Pomerov Flower Shoo lfts. Millard Van Meter ' WI GIVE TV STAMPS W.. MaiD PomeroJ - RUBBER fpOTWEAR For The Family ~- - / ) ON - Heavy snows slowed Dick Fin law, 512 E. MaiD, of a Buckeye "Swift" Home for hi1 before "The Blizzard" shows eye-&r, Finlaw experts to occupy about Felltuary !st. Plan1 1t building at left from which the <Praetor "shingle• ~.500 in materials plus his own labor in constructioD vith 24 x 28leet floor space, and a 12x16 second floor. Open Tonighl9 to 9 •,r, ' . ' '' :.:- -~ "- . " ' { · ..-,,. " ~rcial adaptation 1 taken the day Supplement To ,•, ...r ;'".."' JtUIUAIIY 1'164 ..... w,,, rian Emissary to Simmering Fuss • • • ' 2 3 4 s 6 7 • 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 11 19 '20 21 22 23 2425 - .. ... 26 2721 29 30 3t • '7ftN5 IN 7UNI WI7H 7HI TIMfS y night and McLelland said , He said ne would meet with H 'I" ltolnl -.age" .... nothiog on tloolr mloidt but tho Twist, the Manley, the lird ani tltt lo10 NoYa, tuM your tefevit:ioll lit hi "Scitn<'o All Stan." This now Sunday altemoon """' on ABC-TY ,._b tdenc:e-~nlncled youngstefl demo•.tratiftt their award-wi• lllng cmatioM and fnvtntiO..s. Ma-.y art amozint o~mplisftmentt, like lito - *•tchotl ..low, · ~ general was "100 per cent congressional leaders and pas.. hind" his mi ssion to Washing· 1sib ly President JOhnson. add· t i ing that the position of Canal ~cLelland planned to meet Zone Americans has been th the Senate P'oreign Rela- ' "greatly distorted'' in both the ns Committee. IPanamanjan and America [lhe 45-year-old McLelland press. id he undertook today 's mis- 1 Many "Zonians," be said, 10 to Washington (lrter re- were seriously considerinl iVing several'telephone ~ails ! resigning their jobs bec~use . • SUNDAY, JAN. 19 .through SATURDAY, JAN. 25 .• '· Di~logue: May Be Cnt As Result Of Assassination By J)()ROTHY KILGALLEN MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: The SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 -" 't9DERNIZING PAYS OFF ' ..... AJu ,. "•'"' ,.,,. ., ,.., Stve In every department all •4 . 3 ' Elberfelds In ·Pomeroy BASEMENT ROOM Call uolor a frM ootl· , -lormodemlllng your kitchen. Thoro II no obligation. Your ba1ement can BAKER FURNITURE I DEADLIN~ FOR. PURCHASE OF 1964 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 2~. MIDDLIPORT, 0. bo utiliud lor a family room or living quarters. Call us far IN OOJ,D EXERCISE I Army PFC David D. Carroll, · 18. son of Mr. and Mrs. ThomF. Carroll, Rutland, a n d II~:~~;:v of the 7th II Division are taking part Exercise Snow Storm In Carroll, a gunner in Comc 1st Battalion of the ' lANK MONEY ()RIEHl! Fr. estimate. NO MONIY DOWN WY IUDGET TIIMS Consider the conYtnitnce members Safeguarded against lots Figure the oa•in1 'roof of paymtnt Eosr toceolo , lOOM ADDITION AniC ROOM Tho omart way to tnfd noodo4 llvlnt Utilize waoto attic lor adcllllonal livlnt opaco. Call uo far 1,.. ootlmato. , ••• practical. NOMONIYDOWN WY IUDIET TIIMS ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THill' DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS H A N D Y APPLICA~ BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2 .00) FOR EACH DOG, MALE OR FEMALE. til< Army · In Deceinber 1116:1, completed basic lrai!'inB at Fort Knox, Ky1, and arrived uver11"""" in ,AprO 11163. He attended Rutland • High •chool. . self addressed stamped envelope &lid price of license. Male Dog $2.00 Spayed Female ,2.0U Female Ownerl Name o I I 0 o o t I I I • I I 0 0 I The FARMERS BANK I I I • Member Fedora! Dopaolt lfii;Urllftce Corporal'-~ ' (.,' . . ,,'' Gorclo" ·~~ ' -~ ' ' ' _ ...··· •,. ,.,_,,_... '· .... ,·' 11 'o'f· ' ., ) ~·~ ,.... ~.-,· ;-'; •· . y·.. ~- ·'i... , ' '~h:*-"' 'l.' '"• It -~"·;. .r •. .;. ·;-.. )( I '. ·' ' · wf.J . ~to~~ .- lJcenso mull be obtained '._. • ~ . !!a)'S they 1iDI ~ )!iltllll!Qe> ' :.: ·'· . ' < .... ., ." . .r ' Rescue Teams Drag Ohio For Brothers .., thE: son of the 1ate Wil· m 'f. and Mary Tipple y. He was a member ~ Baptist Church at Ripley ·d had operated a garage in bodies of two brothers believed to have drowned when their boat overturned near BleOMr· hassett ~sland just west of here. They were identified as Rol>·,meroy. ert Dailey, 20, and Ray Dailey, 5urviviors include his 16. both of nearby Waverly. Jrma; a daughter. Mrs. Authm ities said the DaileYf , (June) Stobart, Mt. Vernon; and their brother-in-law, Robert .e son, Roger, of Stewart, Smith, dbout 25, of nearby New a.; two grandchildren,; One J:.:ngland were ~arching the ter, Mrs. Bacil Monk , Char- river for a small boat that ap:ton: four brotners, William had drifted &way wben . Jr., Charleston; Webb T., own boat capsized at liott and Howard. all of Ripmidstream. I, Smith reached the Ohio sJde ""'riends may call at the tun,. l"""' safely and walked for a al home at any time. to a farmhouse to sum- ,. help. Meigs General Hospital Rescue workers including va!Satuniay Admissions unteer t'iremen frotn Belpre and '3aturday Discharges - Leo- Coolville, Ohio, beard Robert · Dailey calling for h<lp but were Id Hysell, Pomeroy ; tllins, Middleport. unable to 1ocate him in the 3uuday Admi!tsions - Nor•e. before be apparently junday Discharges - Crella "''ent under. cAa!lie, Rutland. ----- ,r es sure t 1\tl'!l, McCumber, 78 Of Cheshire, Dies Funeral service> for Mra. RuMcCumber, 78, Cbelblre . j take part in political actli·lwho died SUndiy evening, Will until he completes the held Wedneacllly at 2 p, m. 'fmenl process fr"m the lh• Rawlmgs-Coallt hnerol 1 r in two or three weeks. the Buckeye native shaking hands with ci•·~Y. stream c.t delegates and iJiJrof! in his hotel suite end today. · er-. ... their country to remain calm and stay on the job/' be said. :<'uneral services for Jo~n 1 nl'ent Chancey. 53, West Mam Pomeroy, who died Satur- 1 PVening in Holzer hospital, 1 1! be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. 1 the RawHngs - Cnats Funeral )mr with the Rev 0 . H. Cart, 'iciating, assisted by Rev . Dell M•nley. Burial will be1 PARKERSBURG, W. V a. the Riverview eemetery. fL'Pil - Rescue workers dragged He was born in Ripley , W. !he Ohiu River today for the Pan ,' • '' '" ,_;-· •,• ·~~ " Cl•lllf'l .;.. ,;.· '' ,;~s:2 naJ Zone and the canal i " I told them their govern.down m•"' was not going to let them and that they owed it to Oies Saturdav th.." ' J·•--·••~~ ~ •~ '.' ·.·' i~ ....~. ' ' ~ POMIROY, ONIO I;>. 1 '' ':.C ,... •. l . ·, • residents [ they felt there would be little fohn Chancev -' '\,~.1 f Pomeroy ber;as ~~t~~~;~~h:e~keeps . ·~P .t-U.S.. $~ . . ' OOOII.IIOIOOIOIOOo++IO•o•········· • ' Township ••••••••• .- •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •..,.. •••• · DRY:(lU"' '" 1 . . Member Ftcl.r'ol R_.rvo Sy....., . Kenuei Ueellst $10 ' .. ' I .. - 'c~. l!lnclost AddreSJ ···-······••••••'••••••••••••••••••••••••~>••·······,..····••• TJJ'I and Savings Company l. I f2,00 ____________ ,.. ,., ........ . : COIN-OP . IIATIENT AT CUNIC J om01 C<lChran of lollddleport Is a patleiit Ill ' 1be Gal~polb Clinic, Room liM. ,. · I COLOJI NO MONIY DOWN EASY IODin JIIMS Pomeroy, Ohio. CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs County, · Brave Comeback By Stunt Man To obtain license by mall, fUlln and mall this form to ,GORDO~ H. II1dlvioti011t's' 31st Jnfantry , entered chic closeup of the year occurs In "The Pink Panther," currently being previewed. It shows Claudia Cardinale cooing to 1 tiger-skin rug while David Niveri pours champagne for her. (That should go IJV• er big with the Wbat-Detergent-Do-YOU· use? set) ... Automation has reared Its ugly head on Broadway. There's now a huge computlpg machine at 47th .St. that PRI!lDICTlON: "Forever and a Day," analyzes Main Stem strollers at 50 cent' from Hij~b Spirits," will be a big hit, with a rattle. You sign your name on a card, singeiS over the country recording it the card is Inserted into "the monster" and In a ·few lninutes the machine tells as a stngie Harry B'e lafonte has been you all @bout yourself. asKe<t w oe' one o! me leaitmg p~tJci­ Paramount bas picked up Carol Bur- . pant~ in the "Dialogues in Depth" t,elenett's opb'bp for three more .flickers ... vruo)l program 1>f the Hall of Education • Screening iludiences watching the con. . at the New ,York_.World's Fair.""J'lr€"plan troversiar~seven Day~ in·'May''-which · lS to dllpt~ ''the world's great minds .in deals ~th a .milit;ify plot against the .-· governhien~ sc1e~e, industry, pled1cine l>reslde!lt ofthe United StateS<;-actually and the arts." A permanept record of gup when the actor playing the White these dialogues will be kept in the LiHouse physician ·uttefs tb~ · line: •·we - brary ()! Congress and made a•ailable, elect a man President, then we try to kill. on tapes, to schools and.colleges. foaturecl oo ille first "Science All Sta11" tllow ......, U-y.ar-ol4 ' him.";~arly pr~v!ewers as&umed that bit Guess what? The Soviet Ambassador NonnOft Ahii.Juist of Seattle and the ctosed circuit televisio~• I)'Ste11 of i;llaloeue wou)d be cut because of the · In Washington sent out Christmas cards he built. Ht huunded broctdcastint 1tati9ns and tlectTonia surplu1 IAevltable associlition with the assassin.. . Bobby Morse, wbo ·left the smash hit otam to obtain porto-15,000 of them. ,Hil ca_.,. auday ill $40 pooation of President Kennedy, but as of uHow 'l'o Succeed" to filrn "Honeymoon d~ a comoro·d-ll"'l ~the oquol of a $30,000 eammen:iGI job, now It's still in the film. Hotel" 911 the Coast, ha8 returned to Hone of ltoo tlo... rilcllas In his homo ....tis becou... his fomiiJ ....... t' -· . • * New York. as a perfect example of bow a Honnaa "borianol" ·lito lobes lor •i• imntion. LE'ITER fROM PARIS: "Jane Fonda star ousbt to behave. The people who 18 ·still lilslliting fhe' has no romance goworked ·Witjl him iD Hollywood have noIng with: Roger Vadlm, uses the .'just or. the scorebOard tn the ltJ9.. thing bill praise for his .charm, they pregclod friends' llne ;md says be's merely .. iera Country Club's annual prodict a ~eat fut~ .#lr hit!!' in· the movies, amateur golf tournament. ~otrini. her the Paris sights and te~cb· •· and can't walt for him to CQJ!Ie back ..• lng 11-:r French. Jane adds. that she first Fine aader team boaon were Watch the agents scramblo for Ron lW ERSKINE JOHNSON lftet Roger when he was 14 and she was Nlcbo~ the aames: "Bob Young,,·a .daneer itJ Davicj Merrick's new ·five (lrer f&IIIOUI! papa, Henry fonda, in- . musical; "Hello, Dolly!" He's a Tyrone HOLLYWOOD - (NEAJ Morp.n." them) and she claims Roger Is Behind the Sc.een: There .... They had a low net best baD Power ipok-fllke. : ' ·· ~e of hl,m.self now ·u er has been a comeiJack story \II 60. Morgan had >tbot an IndiPart Of Carol J!.awrence's costume at ' H!)Wever, there are. ladies quite like this one. vidual 73. the FJamlngpln'I.U Vegas Is courtesy of lD·Itbls the world .w ho wru,testify , Two yeara IJliO motion pillAs every goUer knows, t h e Robert Goo¥. It's an emerald necklace · · Yadim neither timid · lure stunt man Bob. Morgan woa first rule of the game is lo lee he g~ve a love lia~ble, and she carried In"' 1 hospital In PJwe. the oall up in Une with yl'<ll' w~ I~ In )!er act ... 'Greta Grudel, the lss.u- · ' new bls beilrt tlht, Ariz. He was. )IDCOIISCloua left beel. As the club goes back, G!i~ model, has sot herself - and lor that be' wu luety. lbe lett tnee bends and lbe left and her D8l04J more than II 8UCCe&afui career ID tbe U. ~e.,.-4111 )'Oil can see One 01 bis legs was borrtbly lllkle II; rolled towat<l the right ' S. She'J IC~ a fiaJii:e-ilon Butler 11181181ed. along foot, with lbe left heel cornin& · of True MllgPine. 'lbey'll be married In ever thus. Doctors also found ttorloue inolighlly off tile ground. ~ln)wle. ternal and bead lnjurlea. Relearning lbe game he ..,_ Tltere bad bean I miscue In ed was dlfl\'ctlll at first. B u t .. • fi8bt ~ on a opeedlng Bob Morgan's courage is ~ OA\liN JN TWO railroad flat car lor lbe movie, d1111. Be made his Comeback Ji9LLYWOOD'· (VPIJ Job a "How the West Was Woa." Mor· lbe hard way - oo an artifloGavlb Ilia .-& lor a pn """ burkil '"under I b e lal left leJ. w1t1t In a "Kl'aft wheel! ol lbe cor. He was pict· (IH2) . ed up 6inp llld .&eelllln8l1 m.,; SHORT TAII;ES: Lapa 'J'ItrDo. er'a ,tlaui)Jter, Cheryl Ieos, bloody 8JJd. ~"):8 ~ will w~ actor ,J tt. 1o r Caflyte ltl Aeapulco neil ~ .~..- ' .. .. Katy Jurado ,offered · eat l!or&!llPe , a qti ~· . i'"41Voree "' pave the) raJ, lor a B ONLY .ODERN KITCHEN NOMONIYDOWN lAST IUDGET TIIMS '• ) ROOMS OF FURNITURE SS95·00 •. i'' .n' s~leslips from COMPLETE '-LETI'ER FROM LONDON: "Kllrushehev's health is really not too gOOd, so you'll be hearing more and more in 1964 about Mikhal Suslov, who probably wlll be K's successor. Khrushchev is not crazy about Suslov and his ideas, however, and SUsiO\'. has ·many reser;ations about his Peerless Leader's way of running things." all over the store Be thrifty! 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