http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d56665289bb6a34e593ef32bc51e1362.pdf f22d0ca45789ab475034964206707108 PDF Text Text •. ·Neiglt~ltOod ClubM~tsaJ Buc:b(mgn H(JifJ& '1lle ~ l'fe~ . ~ur .~ 111e ·cEiliNG . .~~ Bueb••· . lor :pl>tl~ ~· • n. ........... 'weri··iptea'at a table w!tll cover and the centerpiece out the Easter Jheme. the dinner, a sessioo was held with president, Mrs. Elwood Bow- presiding. 'nle TUESDAy, APRIL 7, 1964 · ·~Tipple traveling donared by Mro , Donley IRelbel was awarded to M r s. . Robson. $ELLEBRAT.IO~ : Games were played and awarded to Mrs. Lester Roo- Mrs. Leon McKnight, Mrs. ljlnes and Mrs. Olive were !hose We've got ceiling tile ga~l Acoustic or n-couatlc. Wlil• • choice al ·palltrnr, , and tow, pr1ce1. ' named Mrs. Chares Werry, Robert Arnold, Mrs. HenWorry, Mrs. Robert Chap. Ms. C. E. Clark and one 1 guest, Mrs. Franklin Hepp. Around And About ' Del..,_. Demands ut off in ,Pomer<t,,~ouncil Action . tow luy now and •ave! Middteport-1 Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' . . Richmond, Speaker, Strides .·Out in Huff at Treatment 4,500 Expected t Scoui-0-Rama EASY TO INSTALL YOUISILF Ceiling tile Is easy to Install, requlrln,g only a small degree of akill. We can ahow you how. $S.OO ,., Install youtaell. Only •• , , mo. Lei WED. and THURSDAY April 1-9 NOT OPEN 111 .,,.,,, for ;,,,,,,,;., If you do not wish to install younell w• can arrange to have it installed lor you, The charge Ia low;S.. ua now. FRIDAY lflrough WED. April 10·15 WALT DISNEY'S "THE MIS(SIADVENTURES OF MERLIN JONES" (TechnicoJor) Tommy Kirk, Annette, Leon Ames, Stuart Erwin, Connte Gilchrist. Futvi'<!HI: Hook A Crook Dl~noy ca- PICKENS' SPRING and SUMMER VALUES MAILBAG ZEBCO SPECIAL! Spinning Reel ONLY 3·98 WJth line ready for fisblng. Ai{jtf. \. ~ one can fiah with thia reel. No back lash. Sewer Block Buster CLEANS STOPPED DRAINS 90c 21b• . 4 lb. 2·50 Helpa keep septic tanks operating properly. u.etuJ lu outdoor toilets. PEGBOARD HANGERS ·~ ' REG. 7.95 ZEBCO Spinning Reel Our Discount ._ _ . 4 ' 98 Prl• • 1964 Reel wltb 15 lb, line. Discount priced. Huffy Mowers From Picken•' Every Y e1r That's the reaaon we have large Btoc:k of Huffy mowers in stock 18", 20". ani 22". Rid in& mower.!l ln , .a. APJllt~URNITURE SALE! 18 - •a . ..... cmd k• - , hutah dr All Pall . . QLO Pill <:1°1.1!11'-lliiZ • ON ..'VI HOMI .. ·"'OitNISHINGS NOW Style 421;. 4211 FLEX STEEL 2 Pee. Only , Living Room lull• NOWONLY-'249 2.99 Robinson'I WY W42l WYNIIO ville. Ri-Pid·Cro Plant Fooll PAINT 99 " FOR 1• 11L ' Some people don't belie•• Ill !lat. it's true, we sell eaUon after a.U. 1 GET RID OF TERMITES •.cen 4·15 O..Uon• ......Sprar 30 . . Picken•' Sella Rubber 8ue WALL PAINT ' : 2 Gallona . 98 6 For ~ Only 1 We sell it year after year and tomen eome baek for more. ' ' ,' CU: ; • I at &a' I · rt Mcla ba:lr .. Cildw wflla ell=·::.: of For everything you grow, Feedt thru leaves. For law111, flowera, vegetables, troes, 1hrubs, ever· greens. hedge. every year. TERMISOL IS A ft. ItO GI.O .... d .. ,_. ctecr' 9 • • cle•Jifrpad EEE Ranch, lnj:., and Evans .. ' WLCIM ..c•m Sponsors Yes, Irs True Rid Y.uraell of temilteo. Do lt Yf~ell. Dig 8'~ deep·:'around your · hOme wben Joil bulj,d. · · nns Potting Soil 3 lb. 39c 1 lb. 69c Morrison lhtee Jullt OM of lila Many THE SHOE lOX Val.,.. 'Tou'JI F""! At ••• • a.,tR ~,, 'MI....JIO'f, 0. fUDIIrrURE . ·. "'"'·'• N!!.DDI.I"I'OIIT, 0. Before y.., my enlw!!lle lrleDtla, I Uo In deep repoae~~~~~od. LOt .. .. motiO. 11low, bul amUe wttll ·my eyenu Joy lor me. ~ am at rest b! everJalllui .,heam!Ha aleep. · I wu Iii' .~d ol aalare. I paid ohr''l'nee to h<r gentler moods 11!111 to -er grandeaJ', ..a ""''"ed wltll pity .... farlos at ntllleu dHirllellveneu and eq~eUiea to ao many UvhiJ tbhop. Bat oalare ond ,......., Joda were ldl<l and , .._, lo ' me lllroughogl my abort Joarney througb lllo, · and to ~ · 1 &lv• paise and ..• ..,,,.,_qor ........... lor. · oat· tnpldaiiA · MY alleer~·!M•" It' out to i1U of you W1iiJD I hove ...,.,_ , ..- · ,._,.....,.·- -'_. __, ,..,. r., I'IV tllibor~Wioia· ' , . "I• • \ " '~;I( ' '>i:i . Bttter Th,n Ev•r .. , ,.EWWQTE USE PICKENS'' WAl ek~i.I'N T Lu~, .without throw. in• point iiU' ..Ver tile pll<e. Just and Pe!nf with Opojl CID needed. pllDI - . .. < ··: ,, ym ""'' a leacher and basketball L""':!l! c, at Racine Hlgb schQol. llil ther, Mlke, succeeded Racine when LaiT)' went to r-------------~~~ < Mo... People Buy 24lu,ol!e. H. Coddling, Jr., 44, ~·manager. of the Coddlng·Armo.u r Research, Fora· will be o~e of three pnnc!pal speakers addressing .caU!em en at~din. g Ohio Beef Cattle Holiday on Thursday, April 23. '· sess10ns will be held jointly at the Triple EEE RaJ ' loon 0 . J. off Rt. 160, near the GaiUa Jupior Fair- DO Piddle Mayor llarey Woodrow Foreman. Yeager and Georp JJONII SPEAKER La Velie, llw Ari!O �,, f .' " :1 ~ ' .·&CMMINfA1MIEDITOIW.iY ' Helen ~elR 1)1~ -...... ""'*" ·:.. ADiStin~b~ Editor Writes 30 T»u of 1011theutern Ohio newt· ' · · lditon IIU"llld down his pen ' lng those that he did not feel worthy of / . -... -M 'lliuli!e ,._.: ............... . [. ··· . \ ....,.. <• ... 111;;: "*' " -!.iJ:Qb"o" '1$/ tbciu&bJ••.• . Today's .Medical Report reporting ·. .,Je. . Science Today Sc.Ience can Be' F. kle, meorrec t::... ·. t ·r day, . Corr....... T.·omorrow, . Le.n'Jn·c'orreet '' 'ga'J·.n· ...,.,.....,.,,.,if DAllY SIN 1 ..., •••an ; Foreign News Commentary Notl»f:!. Fr'om For·.ei·gn Cables.; . ' .. I ninP 0. lhe mound as the opring for !he Cubs, who had bolh their runs oH Tr*'Y Sial· beat the Yankees. ~I. beaten the Giants In five of lard In' the Drat Inning ori dou· ·'at Jl'ort Lauderdale, Fla.. Mon- !heir previous seven meetings. bles by Mike Hershbercer and day "·Diehl while Mays hit a Bo BeUnsky pitched a n~hit· AI Weiss. an Infield single by trlpje and two doubles In the ) Jer for 4 1-3 lnninp and Floyd Robinaon . and a double Gial!ta' &-7 victor)' ovet the Chi· allowed only three blta In sm I play hit into by Joe Cunntna· w.. Labor • Ju. B. Nelson , .• D. llallhlll ~ C. Faulk 4a R. Stewart 481 0 . Neal .611 Total 222t W011 1 Loll ! Poli I A S~fl Cubs at Phoer!lx. Ariz. 1411 Gress 171 133 AJ..L SI"ARS By l,1DIIed Prell lattmolional Mota, McCabe. 40 4'19 431 10. %111 To~l Wta I Loll I P<>hlll 1 G. Mitch C. Alkire J . F. Roush · B. Tennant D. Shahan Total Woa ! Losl I Poinlo S Yard • MaiD!. J . Coughenour L . Kennedy G. Gardner T. Hennessy E. Thomas Handicap l5Matches Slated For GUS Golfers G. Login 411 50S 411 4.tO 517 2355 Total w.. ! Loll I High Game - John Duerr, 223. lligh Serl01 - AI Coatu, 5111. Team High Single - Swisher· Team High sertea - K I< C 497 Jeweler•, 2441. 432 WOIIIOB'I 351 478 5:111 2292 371 422 480 452 520 51 W•SLaott Willie Elaetrle 3(Mj 2130 TOTAL w.... Lost J New York Clolhlnl 431 Walton McTurner 432 Warner 353 414 498 Wolf Murray Handicap TOTAL Woa I, Loot t 481 'filial J. an-t li. Wlllte J. . . . -•r..a.& I P. MirJ It, Pllllltl -• T - No. I B. ,llllulb B. lloylea M. Rouab Total ~ '1\ltal .... • Lalli .,_ * 114 U3l D. llwisbar ~No.4 S. Buler :I11tl L. Warner L . Lousey Total 271 231 1Z14 - S. Globokar, - 1 B. llyalll T. 'l'llul J. BIIWell Handicap Total W•IIMit WH l Lost I IHgb Game Tharaday Afttl11088 134. Ltagne High Serle• Floobtr'l Servl<o Sla. 3110 Evans Team Hilh ~ Hesson 2, 4e3. m Spradling Team High 347 No. 2, 1330. G!Uberl Hoffman 395' Handicap ~ c::.. Total Lohse, 151. Total 2296 Woo I Losl I Polnt1 I C Shift 400 C. Riffle s. Arnold 1149 434 T. Smith inninp as the Los Angeles An· ham. ·Exhibition Baseball tilt :Ill B Slllll ' !Wey l!olmu Burton Ohlinger Chapman Handicap Tolal Woa ! Loll I Polata I J . Stewart w. Lambert J . Reynold• G. Kooher D. Hunnei Handicap •... ........... .........., .... TaW c. Porter I Loll I Blot a. Gn7 V. Wl;>pol A. Coates W. Gnleser W. Porter J . Duerr Odd 11.101 Doctiera CliO 2441 Tolel April I, ~~ DO.t'N Koofu allowed four hill and Jllll defeated the Cleveland In· ' IIPi _,..., Wrillil' . 1ylekled only one 1'1111 In hll dlsnl, . 7·1. BobbJ Knooj> and Sllnd.Y .Koulaz ls· ~Hick In the ne<t-to-last oulinl before next BUiy Mm'an eacb had a double . · ! Tuesday'a opener aillnlt the and a 1in8Je to lead the Angels' winDinl• column ~ · W!Uie 1 St. ~~ Cardlnsls. Tho Dod&- nino-hil attaCk•. I 1JI•II battiDi: .411 10 'thai Na-, ers ""'!fed two n1111 In the Jotui Tsllourill yielded IOV<SI 1;.,oal Leaf!Ue pennant f.l!le can !IIIII and three Jn the se'"nth bits ill seven' lnnllip •• lhe ' "-rt an) Ume 110.,. aa . (Jr aa aglinot rookie left-bander Bob Cincinnati Redo topped I he the Los ~ngeles Dodgen. and Meyer. A record 7,156 tomad Philadelphia P b HI ie 1. li-3. Slln Francisco Glanll are con- out to see the renewlll of the Marty ~ had ·a IWIHUII cerned. 19113 World Sertea rivalry. double and Deron Johnlon a With !he two "b!C men" In Rally to WID homer for .the ~ and GUll fine . form. the ,9adgera have . . 'Uie Giants cloaed the Arlo Triandos and Cootie . Roju evened their sprinr aeries wltll zona plwe of their tralnin& holilered fer the PbllUes. the Nel\' -York Yanliees and the schedule .on a otetorious note Likely opening dsy pitcher Giant~ have raised lhelr exllibi· with a three-run rally In the Ray Herbert went '""eo lo· tion · record to 21-7. eighth after the Cubs tied the ntnp ill the Chicago Wblle Sox' K00/1£ bioke If tour-game acore In the seventh. BU!y WU. S.l win over the New York lostna.streak with m strong In· IIams hit his third homer of the Mets. '11lo While Sax acored 411 5$$ ft. ~·· 8al)lllcajl £. the office they sought. John Sylvester il! aft yean of publiahln& the Wellston a llvin& symbol of tbe type of joumalil!m ' Telepam. Jo"" E. $Ylveiter In Ills fare- that brlngs respect and he had that to a welL.!'\ltorlal iielllled it wltb a loodbye, IWiil: , ' ~-aile... ... and~catet that it Ia bls last word. But full measure, especiaUy among his fel· 1t11111t ...,.... ...,.... .- !DI! . - ..,_... :w& .,. ' ., kno~ tbe veteran ~ltor u we dp we low mem~ra of the Fourth. Estate. The " ~-w. _., w11t illlttli'il .. . , ....., IIIJliC ,.,_ ,, wou14:~ willl111 to ~t that it is not his veteran lditor knew bil! community like baclt of his hand, a trait that is not the IJilGlM wlill blr ..,. ...uat ........ W..-:!; ....... . . Jut ,t!Ord. We wUI be looking fo r 'Grila . _._ , ' found too often by the younger crop of some"fMe lance edltort.ll on many occa. . . journalists. He showed a. constant intersions when be sees some injustice heine 'l'Mn Ia cleflniWly help IIIII .W. Jill lllliJl ...._ ' YiiMrll · • done. He mieht quft the role of a pub- est In every organization that be belong,~~ltw 1bi1 problem. afy·... -... llllllllll d tllrlllltt~ Y'd . '· ed to, and his purpose was always for the . lisher, but ~e will never lay down that II IIDW ID ~ batl ~-- . ..... -~ .....,_ ' advancement of Welil!ton and its surpen~ . tU the final 110 arrives. ~"'- -•..,---·~;,., . ournallst of the old school, he fin· rounding area. 01. 11'- _.. !llll ~11f'. Befcn1bat There were probably many times !she .. s course at Ohio ·state University -"" IYfUP and . ...... •"'•, . ... u. llfCI'!IIUIM, ~ . 11!111, fiaV. JCIII. &ad" all ..,.. .....,,, in 1808 .before a school of journalism was when he was maligned by his fellow· l•pent-teVeral montha lo )lolplt... BPe. Ycillea'\ ~ wliiit'} even.··dreamed about. · The young man townsmen when he espoused some cause for addlets, ID ltelltucky, but ya1i • 'l'be1 IN IIOW ~ · of 20· \VU Installed u editor of a paper in which they did not agree, or which that lllld been acquired by his father, would make them give up money that blrOin the flnt -* ~. ed, - - j1ojil[d, ~·"· who was a doctor. He bad to learn the they wished to keel' for themselves. He '"'llll'ibtholpe the. ~ ~ -rcild ' lovlbl!!'......,.• • .. . X t• h6lp!roDt, at 1VIit1 PIJ'CIII6· to : , ....';;a editorial t'\'aft on h1B ·own by the trial ran the risk of enmity which every edi· andiOCial .,_,, bUt llnl. -~ariel, . ~ · . . Jt.>l ana mer method, lnd through the pag- tor faces regardless of how fair he tries IDO~hinl could break the habit. Colllullanl •ID 'lbe tc. Y. . . "'~ fellow citizens. Those who to treat his es of·'Other newspapers that came to his became. ln<relliniiY .... aJII tlcm Dlpai1!llellt bll wfliteil'"~~o" ., attenllol'l. He learned hil! lessons well, have been guilty of that attitude, if they are honest, surely recognize that they to~. ~ bout It in hil boOt, "llii'llaJt'~ " for . ~cially in the realm of the editor, lalelmted man In a JOO!I profM. lfotllt," . . . . , ·~:l he halt few peers. The type of editor that bad in their editor m a n y high ideals and strength of character beyond comhe be<!ame is now almost non-existent in . Pleul tell IIlii llolhtlr~' , most of Ohio, and the nation. for that pare. Finally, •• beled ai' Syuaqa any otbua wbo .have lblf1 , ~· We have always been a great admir· mat'ltr. John Sylvester was of the pioneer • IIOII-(INflt Callfonlla !em - lblra .... 110 ... kin*4tf· journalists, :who without fear or er of John Sylvester. He had a keen . tbal rellabDitatea ·ilwlJ - · ~bat- lblra ·18 . ...,._ favor wrote as they felt. Strongly inde- senlie of humor and the powers of obser· Allbou&b t 11-t .:v You . ha¥e JIUI • jlermlslloa to pendent, be wu willing to go out on ·a vatlon that made him a most interesting crowded, the)' accepted live lhem Ill)' aame llltl adlimb for those things that needed to be conversationalist His life was compound· from oa, 'Whldl llieJilled· iltell,l!·llley WOUld Utetocol'l'tllled-: •·As' ~ :.foolrs back over t h e ed of those elements that would have plalle tm to 181111. illy t1t111 tact me. :\'would ba . . . . pte years he can see many community im· carried him to the heights in his chosen to the Santa Monica 8ynanila ill(Jell!er with IllY parent1••· ~ol< proWtneil~ that were the direct out- profession, and Wellston was . fortunate BoU111 tn '.Callfomla. 'l'llal 1iu ~a who II ID lbe· ptllltlao ·I that he stayed in his home community. gro)Vth of his editorializing. almolt elibt DIOIItba ago. Be ill I 'Will IIIICI·ID: Of ellune vEl f" By doing so left his imprint and a !lis paper bad a pl>licy of being inde· dqiD& well, baa joined a youlb Wllllltln't want 1111 1111111 p!!l,e pe~dt!lltl):' r):\~publi3~n. · As he express- record that will not soon be forgotten. lfCJUp, belonp to the bateball ~ In your ooltnllil blamlie'~' es ~ himse'lt t'M'pds•tion was always tak· We hope he wm have many more years team, 18 eotn1 back to schilol ~ ir'!1 lioa. - MOTJIBR·' i'-'~NC)r, " en;wlthout straddling, his stand support· to bask in his retirement after a career, By Way11e G. Braadalallt, M.D. Uon of pentaerythriiol to dUate to have a part of your J)rollllo to Improve in hil proleuiop. LQNGER AT HER WIT'S EIID!l'8 lng! some ·:~t!!JblicaJI . candidat~s that which in length and quality ha• never I stated recently that a hear- the biQOd vessds ·of your beart; removed~ People lo the CGIIIIIlunlly help, Dl!ar Mother: ., ' t•" measured up to his standards and oppos· been equalled in this section of Ohio. lng aid was of no be~~elit to per- reserpine, ~· tranl!llilizer; and a . aa do boalnass bouses - and Thank you for your ~ sons with nerve deafness. 1 barbiturate. This combination Is Q-.My doclur Is llvin8 me 111081 III'YicU are dollilel1 tully tiiCCJUragine IIIler; • d ; • . ',.' spoke, or course, of complete especially effective In tba' treat- Polaramlne tor my allergiel, Tbue atldictl here an pen Nolo to· readen: Sboultl ant,• Inerve deafiiOSI.. mont of angina pectoris. What are the aide lffects! fallb In tbamlelves ..;.ta. 1pclo of ,W wlllr to contaet IIIII•- · " Some benefit may be _ had A-Y. . . . tUtat an ~ dentally, that flllt mq ... lba ther, 'pi.- 181111 ·me -• billllli;1 ' '' .' a propertly fitted bearin& Q-1 have a s~tly enlarpd tamJna called ~· Clllly money they ever 111CtPtetl atllllped envelope ~1 l ..wiiJi,.,, In persons with mcomp~ete prostate. Woold ealinl eitrus • · available anb oa a fro!D ua. . for'!'ard " your letter W hei', , .. , · o o • Inerve deafness. II is also true fruit or drinking coffee or tea tor'a pracripUon. Like Other · AI ' $~ they. ~ lllat H. • · ·N i . ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN that incomplete deafness 18 make it worse? It seeDII that drup otlhia class, larp doles ctruc addiet!OII II tha nsult ci ~ Helen: · ., jlll1"cn more common than com- when I .eat or drink .these ite~~~~; may cause drowstneu or clizD. sn llllderdeveloped ~ty. . 1'01 not Ia favor of •JIIIIklnl deafness. Many but not 1 have to urinate· right away. ne111. 1bJr; drug, bo*el>er; .Is An . IICidlct hu ~. 11!4 • ~etn-ager .In front ol"'lir ~ persons wilh Incomplete A-~..IIIUI of the p- much tess likely to cause lheA !bey die untO lbt ~Oidl lot the· ftltDtl either,, but If 1 told Ill)'•·'' O~~~~~S:.~~~ the-scenes aspects of the Cassius Clay· 1nerve deafness ca.n be helped, tate Ia usually auoctated with side effecta tbsn other antlht. addiCtloD Is UIICOYe,eci 10 dsiJi)lter abe coulcin'l do IOilleo ,, ·~ leaving for England this Sonny List~n fight believe they have tbe ~uidance of an ear spec- Increased Jrrilability of t .he lamines. , !bat a cure can be effel:ted. , lhlng or go somewbire; and·n t she plans to be away for sef!• •..:G~Re.. up.w•th a lulu. It Cl?ncerns gamb- iailst should be sought to ob- bladder hence a desire to uriJI. There Ia a waysid.e S)'IISDOII got,up·IJI!I went inywq, •.Jpor<. • . So w~at happens to her ling losses by one of th_e Jm~orta.nt tar· the proper acoustical appJl. ate frequently. Any flulda takell Q - C8il . .-..I GCltemellt bouse a1 Weslpor'.,. Coop., !fbli:l!, lq me - weJI, WHAM GI JI!lil ,, ·for an exper1menta_J theatre over. ,gets of !~e probe ... Liza Mmelli, Jud,f. ance. Into Y<JUr syslem will 1ncreaae cause a woman to ovulate at baa room for only about 30 peoo rl&bl spot Is the liUIIlll!llk:lnao ,., on the old s1te of El Moroc- 'Uarli'nil s pretty and talented daugbt~r. . the delivery of . urine to your any limo ol lbe IIIOIIIb! Tbey are trying to pt a SometlmU 1 lblnk we ~ •... to be tile chio!f''gulding eo_ntinue~ l~ confuse her chums. ~he def· Q-For two yean my oloctor blsdder and mate you wsnt 111 ·A-Ovulalloa ill related to 1art1a ~ .·~ . In lh' ~ ara_loo .l fnld of . bruillnl the she's done an en- m1tely d1dn t annouqce her weddmg:;-ar bsd me take digilalls. NQw lie urinate. 'l'biA wru 1101 aggravate ,the ~ llld!l and Ia ,. Eul u ~ '5" pr~l n(JY a-· ~ . t!lllldrtll'a,, jli)'Chad'l'·tl.iJ' 1... · ' . for it, and ,wedding pla~n her rece~t 181~ birth· bas me lake Pentriillne.' What the ~rp!l!Ont .D(,the proo~te. auJated by ,l bi"JI&:tlional · · ·. ' .· . ' · ~" .~OT' eiDilati'illl 'tfieal a 4lltiii•H 4~~;,t-;,lr:, the first IIi· d~y, and now some !If the f~1ends are be- is it for? But, when yoo 1et tired of the tam. Somal mltement Tllll: ~ . . . - they. eel'tilnl1 6m'l mla6 ~, 11 rental of the place . . . The gmmng to get the 1mpress10n that her A-Peolrallot ill a comblna- inconvenience, you may wl.sh aotblnc to do with 11. lly United pn. llllirpa\lllloil elllbarraain8 II 01101 • ·•.. :.1•& members of the show biz dales with the dancer everyone thought Today ill 'l'uesda7, April 1; wbilel - MRS. J. L. •.,. , .: .t14m . at the reports of Ed- was her bes! ,beau are just "a cover-up" the 88111 day of ~with 118· to ~ Mrl. !--= . ,. olll; :•~ · · problems - which to keep her'!'eal romance a secret. loiiOw. • ' · SKOLI - ·H. "'W'"'. 1 bli)lressite even if you discount them Bandleader· Ralph Marterie is plan· • · ibe ~ Is approlhttig Its · This column Ia dedicated to byj].i50 per cent. His losses at the Las Ve- ning to sue the Chicago police depart,lleW phalle. family Uvlog, 10 If you'nubaV. tables are legendary, he's "cold" in ment for false arrest. There were head· iC . 0 The morning atar 11 s.turn. 1q kid ~!e ., lUll r.•III*J~ record field at the moment, and owes lines when be was picked up as an alleg'11lo eveutns atars art v-s trGUbit, Jet Heian . ;lietp YOU:" '' .from roast ~0 coast. His nightclub ed "procurer" last year- then the ju~ge ',1". and Mllrury. ' ' . . She will alao . .~ · ;;..-,r eatlniiiJ(S slibtect to those good old threw the case out of court ... Capitol ~1, J. II _ ll ___ In lU9. l!aly bwided · AI· on linuslni on the sc~le .he lives it's hard Records never had it so good. They ow.n banil! '• dreaa Deleo IIOitel la ·~ ){ o( ; out bow be can manage to the Bealles, and on top of that thetr UPByiDSciELOS SEMI'I'IIdltot going 11wr oag anandd beh realruly hls lcleobeupb ovler. ~lenUf· In IM7, te!ePhone workers Ill ·lbll .newspaper. . «l<>il ,nt, support his children. presses will be working overtime to get en<e con1ro 1ng us, · ow w 8 av or eGIIY- ··-• 3i · slates startad a :IJ"diJ · . . . ,.1.o.J , ,, a bit of acting for Lee out the orders on the "Funny Girl" cast NEW YORK (UPI) -On • lmow?" ·· oelve• are · cooatanlly ilrlke. iRHP ;~ and Harry Guardino to get album which is being recorded this Sat· ethical .problem In Rychlak lliiscussed ethics In a ln. lllch endeavor~, 'llbeo In IJ63, D11 Hammankjold I AI: . ~ I ~"•• II)~ passionate Jpve scenes in urday (unusual. it's generally done on a a psyc~ol~ist told tecbnloaJ.'illlli'nSI ilf· the Ameri· try to coatrol lhe behavior waa eleeted 'Silcretary aerieral IIYOTIO TO INTtRW •• ;• Can Whistle." They aren't too Sunday) and will be in the dise ataUs two lhat 'ac10nce •• an Psychological As!OCiallon. their ehlldren,. th~ wlvea or oldie United Nlllldns. llltM ·IIIlA " 1 ~:~i~:~~~·~r~r·~·:::U~n~~iversal is bally· days later. The initial order is over $00,· tnowledge ow.. allegiance to Non • actelitlfle ' "'aders abould. hllllbands and the ather people •. _ as a comedian in 000 Willie May's ex-wife, Marghueone" - not even to ethical refrain from ••!ling their. hack· In their Jives, . A thoupt for the ~: NorStory" May- rite, will open a bar near the World 's principles. ,eg~an · author Henr!lr lbaen .he'll baye to go far to be mnre Fair which she'll call "Marghuerite's Science as knowledge, said said: "There ean be ·ilq tHan lie was in "Mutiny on the Dugout." (After three drinks, you WO!I't Joseph F. Rychlik of St. · · · . · . . fraedom or beautj •IIGUI .. be able to spell II.) ... lf the threatened (Mo.) University "ean be home ute tliat ~ i!IIOD'• • • • auto workers' strike materializes, count Incorrect today and cor· ........, borrow~~~ or debt." · ~l:tbitil e"ato1,' who was the reigning on President Johnson to support the unthen incorthe French screen until Brig· ion . . Tbe Cary Grant.:nyan Cannon ex· again as new evideatt IOPTION TWO Pl'hiiii5NI dethroned her. has had a ter- citemenl continues. He pays those plane MIAMI, Fla. (UI'lJ-'nle Balll~~i~~ of luck for a long time. A bills every time she flies from Cl)icago to He was speaking partiularly Oriole• have · optlolled o ago Martine was set for the LA to spend the weekend in his company psychologlsts who conscioosBy WILLIAM J• FOX 1 hat agrel!il with the West Henna· Statreltt .alii! the Paris version of "How To Sue- - and she does it pretty frequently. seek to control the bebavior UnHed Preos lllteraalloall govemment it ean not KDOwles to $ J1o. · ~~~jE;tj she broke her ankle in a stairA jaded playgoer's reaction to the lheir clients and feel ethical· Notes from !he ·foreign news the main Commtllllst farm club 'Ia the Ji1ter. .. i:l::~ l(mbl!: and ruined that gold~n op· preview of "High Spirits": "1 Uke it bet· ly justified in doing so because Cllbles: tbe pOses be · [,.tape ~ IIIII Now re<~overing after rna· ter than 'Funny Girl' - thought It fabu· . the control Is odentlllcally In· J• 088 Com. ' ~tal by Eaot ·German fUne. N n!Ctlrcl . ..rith -~ for a while, lous. Tammy .Grimes Is .WO!Iderful, Bea tended for the client's good. t If. ~State ........._ liDnarles from offices In West . "'!!"On while KilqWIH Wil l!,lo1rR bel life, Lillie stops the .show with her 'Bicycle Fllmoy Jul)lllcalloa recen · · ~· .,.......~ 1..7 wltb 81Diiia. ,, . . ·.Riviera sOng,' and Louise Troy ls a reincarnation Rychlak was making the ment re~rl sal4 ~mtllllst · . · •· ' ·~.· ..... ·•·of Kay Kendall It's beautiful to look at point that sUch ascientlfle ju&- flu:nce 11 ; declining 8111 Aat The NaUonallst Chinese ICIV· . . \ "" r ;,, ,.,i.ill' r.: ., and the score very pretty. One-oddity: tlftcalion can be a flimsy one: co ntrles •. ncludtns J .,an. . . ernment will try apta '1 1 p~l ''",\!·•.'1'1,[• " ""'''• • Gower Champ,ion, who came in to direct Other psychologists, be co~>o report ·sa•d .the are lollog to keep lis nose out ot do,1-: ;•! ·f,r"'\,\1 "i ~:,•; 1 the Jap- ''"''stlc American poUtlca the show when Noel Coward became Ill, llriued • "COIIICionoly 1trlve not ground In Japan. (i~ r. . anese are not too 111re. They I" I..,,~. 1':' ~ wasn't given credit in the program or on to control lhe lives of others, agree that Communist influence it the billboards outside; although he was not to mampulate but ~ elab- In the trade. uniC!IIS .ill diminiSh· no checking the behind· very much in the theatre." , oral• and elucidate, clarify and lng '111oy also ·agree lhat the ,fact thlll Na~t make aware." These psycho!~ party has beell spOt by the are solidly ~Republlesn. _.....ir . ... _ ... i Time Do It Hado giSts, he added, "would settle. Slno-SovJet dispule. Yet, the the more CCIIIIti'Villve '· for less control and greater Reds polled l,500,1i00 volel, 1q RepubUcan, the. more .•. awareness on !he part of the Ia 1 1 11• IJ4meQlary elecart· Fotnli!t Vic:e 1'1'111-l "' ... client, even thpogb he (the ell· 1 ~ ~ :00.~ . with 1 miJ. Richard .M. Nllon lim 01 ent) may be made less happy.'' li .; iti&O They ·~ incrftaed bearts 1!ben .he dtoftt'led P!"oqective users of oclentlfic n - of •_.,811 Iron! NaUonililt posijion on·. •. psychology who, of course, · ... · lalands Ill the 11110 '·' have problems pertaining tO ~.':;,~.t ·~:~~~~ bates . with JOhn F. ,KI!I.-if, their own behavior wh•ch they 1 be II aure to lei 1 1~~ b~rJA; but !nee wan! help In solving, have "the huw ~IN"-" ~.:, ·IIi recepUoa be choiC<> between one psycother- Ill ,.,...,. · r • • FOUQbOI aplst who tells us that he ~~==!J"~:.rjty •lartllla Sen. strives 8s best be ethically can • the bdf mtanatiob.... Gol~water, a 8 lo keep from controUing us and :;:' ! test-' AI ''•"'-· · ...u: live, Ia not snolher who !ells· us that he SIMP · • • ' ~>\'!'once~ the wUI 1trive to control us- bUI ly-~iPfl!'e ,.J~ ·Oiladle Jobnltin'e -'!li~ Jilroli~l ethically so, as defined by act· pagr;!d~~ ~:a-.,~~,-~ Ia the eoce ~J~ .,,.., '(~ '~ . ..a..,-r by Seiri . Ral... QuHtloDI abilitY'; and ~. Ita. mreme tb1I ~ t b .:;~~ This choice, Rychtak said, l~ft t~J;l.l~,aw~ W .ctbe · · • • •, raises questions sucb as, "How rusts, bntJC · .; ·· much faith can .'we put in this SQieile? U tbe ooe man il not trying w control ""· hqw suc· c:es.lul will. '*be? Clll eU1ics u J guide .for ~aVID!' rely on sclentlf•c knowledge to . lix lts aormo of ·behilviM!;'llf a maa· II tryinc not to cOntrol· Its, will ' be let Ul ·kno'lt Wliell1bin.l art' ,, .Bi:TI~ • ._ Voice of Broadway Kou[ax Wins, Mays is fJot;' N~tional League is R~ady • \ .. •' Dall)' S,UtJnel, Pomeror·Mtd4l.P,rt, o., Apr. '1, leM--11 P. Jbclfcri G. W.,W •.. · TltP ·Dallg SPnllnel -• • j 1'-. No. I B. Sawyer J . Glaa c. Rauoh S. Gloldar, Game Team Seritl Team L . LYIIIII Hudlcap Total ~lit W• t "-I Julor Boyo l..eqDe M..,. It, 1114 L. YID·Melc" BOnd Ballr Clolllten * '"'' c. S. Pullen Blind 371 275 M. JlyaeJI Martin Handicap 3M Total s. Hindy :121 'IV• I Lalit L. GladweU · ..,. ~~ . ; ~·., 4f;h 'f' T - . No. • . .. !/ii • ... Handicap 444 Hi&h Game - D. Crow. & •., Hilh Series - D. .....,,i,)i Total 1714 126 471. ·d:l~ ', Woo I Lost S 2254 Crow'• Sleak HTeam HlCb Gllll8 · - "'--<~q . D. Crow 3M No. 1, e . .. .nn , C. Murray m TlliD Hi&h lor!M-T-·- ·• <>:· 364 cr;;;;o;;;;w;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m;;;;;;;;""-l;i;,.. • ..1...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ _ _lll!t.,~~ -~, 345 I.._J..... Laud mark AI Sarasota, Fla. 499 R. Hyson Swearingen 2443 Total N. York(N) 001 000 000 I 5 I At Phoenix, Ariz. Carsey 1r r~:"'• Won ! ~~ I Poluta J Chlt&o (A) 200 000 OOx- 2 4 · Chicgo !N) 000 004 102- 7 12 I 317 Couch S·t•ll a r d, Beamarth 17), San !'ran. 010 220 311-9 11 I 351 Hysell Wablield (8) and Gonder. Her· Norman. Schurr (6 . ;,. ••• w, - _,_ .,... . . "Hero, lei me Ull lbote pan· High Game - S. Arnold, 226. Burt 344 bertjeWIIbelm (8) and Martin. (7) and Schaffer. Hendley, - · "'· (Ed) Stewart, Alhletlc cates.II'U be pal exercise!" High Serieo - S. Arnold, 649. Handicap 297 Team High Game - C. Shift TOTAL Wtnnm' -Herbert. Loser -8tal· Shaw (8) and Haller. Winner- Director, Gallla Academy 2018 lard. HR-81aUard. Hendley. Loser -Elston. JlR- I!Chool today relesaed lhe 882. Woo 0, Lost 3 ~ Willltims. Devito' 1904 gdll achedule. Team IHgh Series - C. Shift T•am No. S At Bradenton, Fla. John Milhoan, who lor t h 2443. 420 Llsh Del{oil 100 001 031- I 11 0 At Palm Spring•. Calif. past two years has 11111ded the 401 E . Roush Kan.:£ily 120 120 100- 7 14 I lndnstrial League 000 001 000- 1 3 2 Gallians Into the slale 493 Nease F:llher., Fox (I) , Faul (I) and An lA) 011 002 :101- 7 9 1 AA toornamenl, .. magain serve AprU %, liM 330 Blind Mr. lite BuWtan. Handrahan, Flynn g as head coach. 42$ 7 Howell Aker (t) · and Edwards, ·Grant, Abernathy ( ), BeU ~ golf team'• lint match Jim Sisson 43% 117 Handicap (7). Willner -Faul Loser and Romano. Bellnsky, Ia Friday against Athem 436 M. Werry 2186 17 TOTAL Flynn. HR-Green. ) DuUba (I), B. ~ lhe Galll~lis Unko. Match Ume COLUMBUS (UP!) - MaJibe [ D. Dotson 421 W011 I, Lool 0 and FoHes. Winner-Belm- Is 4 p.m. Remaining !4 was just tho Idea of &etting C. Spencer 580 AT LOW PIICISI Team No. l Ai· it. Peleraborg, Fla. Loser -Grant. es are: back to lootbaU lhat 495 R. Capehart 330 Blind 000 000 001 t • 1 ' April 14 - Mid c....._H · Woody Hayes to beam Monday Total Bal"· 2334 ,... : • At Fort Lauderdale, Fla. """ slll'i11U1I 245 E. Searles St. Lloula 000 000 ~ 8 1 (Nl OOO frJt 300- 5 t Q April 17 - Hunling!on-'H 81 Ohio state opened Its Woa Z Loot I 341 P. Welker Aoberts; Estrada (8) and Or· (A) OOO OOI 000-l 7 O ARril 20 - Pomeroy-A drills, but it's usually bad new1 I & S Supermarket 4t) N. Story sino. Craig, Sadeckl (7). JMn. KooiBI, Moener (7) and Ca· APril 22 - Jackson-H lor the opposition when he'a J. Johnson 425 535 P. Mullin phreya .m and McCarver. WIDJulian (7). Meyer and E. April 25 - SEOAL-H that cheerful. E. Cunningham 414 Handicap 166 -'-ada Loser Hum April 28 _ Athens-A Hayes haa made no honea Blind E 390 ~~.•u · - . · l!oward. Winner-Koolax. bo 244 TOTAL April 30 - Pl. Pleasant- H a ul how ~ood he feels con- W. Chisler 450 Woa I, Lost ! May 1 - Wells!on-'A coming his Buckeyes' cllances F. Reicllert 459 fwWoNwoolr_. w.IW .............. Ai West Palm Beach, Fla. EAGLI!S NAME COACH May 4 - Pomeroy-H lhis year. Simon's Market Total 2168 Hoeillllb , •·•..000 000 1,-1 a. I!HILADELPHIA (UPI)-The May 1 - Middleport-A A look at the rosier of 77 WoalLootl 440 P. Collins Millw: · no 000 OOX- 2 4 Phllsdelpllia E I g le I • have May 8 .:_ Jsckson-A who turued lXII for the 330 G. Burdette 409 Jllbnson, Ray (8) and named Fred Bruney, former May 11 - Weliston-H drill, held in balmy JemDowis ' Warn•r D. Clark man. Lemaster, Kolle y (8) Naliooal Football Lea1111e play- May 13- Pt. PIUW~t-A and under sunny E. Perry 475 M. Domlgan 457 Ntekro (t) and Torre. er and player-coach In the May zo _ lfllnlillcton-A ohows why. There are R. Carson 366 A. Sawyer 387 Lemaster. Loser -Jobnson. American FoolbaU l.ai!U<!, as five lettermen missing C. Bahr 168 Hr-mdicap 426 ,. , . . their defensive backfield coach. DIIIYER8 ENTER 5M from the squad JJat bad a 5-3-1 D, Warner 2188 TOTAL 487 At cCleatwater, Fla. Burney played In the NFL with INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (UPI) record last seaoon. H. Chesher Won Z, Losl 1 452 Cintilrinatl 11 010 000 15 10 o San Francisco, Pittsborgb and -Three drivers Jim Hayes lined up bls No. I unit Handicap !Hgh Individual Game - A. Ill Phila: . !Mil ·w1 100- 3 10 Washington. and Bod '1111~. both this way for the Drat drill: ends Total Nease 209. 23IX) Taltourls, Ellis (&) and Smith. ana. and rookies Joh(my White Chuck Price and Greg Lasbula, Woa 1 Lost 1 High individual Serues - P. 20 Foot Aluminum lloclw-, Short (4), ANNOUNCE CO.CAPTAINS have joined the ranks of en- tackles Jim Davld,Jcn and Doog Swlober . Lobu MuUin 535. Klipplleln (9) and RALEIGH, N.!;. (UPI)-Two trants for tbe 50kille Speed. Van Horn, guards Dan Poretta J. Bailey Team !Hgh Team Game 475 doa, Rojaa (7). linemen wtu serve as co-cap- way auto race. anded Ted Andrick, center Tom A. Scarberry No. 5787. 508 ris. Looer -Boozer. talns of lhe 1904 North Carolina BUNTER NAMED 11JVP F erlu:, quarterback L. Davis New High Team Series 433 aoo~J!r!wl , ~.·' ljojas. . footbsU Jearn. Coaeb CHICAGO (UPI)-Les BarrlngtQn or DOll Unverlerth, K. Wiggins 458 York Clothing 2254. .,.:t'Jfl Earle Edwards announeed er, .Loyola Univerllty'a balfbacka Bo Scott and Ty K. McElhinney 545 Af 'Ft.' ·Myers,•FIL Monday. · center, was named !he nett and fuUback Will Sander Total Janlor GUI tape 2415 Minn. . ' . 011 ·000·0'»-- 4 12 '11lo men chosen by tho team biers' most Vlluabie or Barriugton. Woo 1 Lost 1 March Jl, 1114 Pitts. .• • .111 010 lltt-12 15 were guard Bennett Williams of lho 11183-84 ieason at DrW Two Houro Lewis Repalr Service Kaat, Stebler (7), Boswell Aho8kte. N.c.. snd center Lou annual spr1n1 banquet All but Price and Andrick It a. c. Jewelen s. Globokar 328 (1). DeAnaells of Reading, Pa. night. le=~ ::-could[ John Slsson 505 M. Hennesay 305 (t) tmd tlletr way Into hil calcola- _T~·:..R~e~u~Je~r_ __ _ _:41~5-...::_Z·:..N~ier~i_ _ _ _ _:_297:_..:_!,,.,,.,"""""'""'""'""'"""""'""'"""===!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!-llli~.l";~ lions by nut tall. Beautify your home for only a few dollaa! Hayes Beams As Bucks 0pen Drills 11/J~ PAINTS lu, s3 .IL. $3 .t..Lt : !.L.!s.! !!!!!AliT $3. !'!~!~ .!!~~!L Sl ~!!!l'~!!;!Ain SATil EIAMEL .,M.,. (I); Extension Ladder ~~un., 14·"· MOORE'S Pomeroy ..ii.~t. ·Reds Come to Life After Criticism Gets Under Skin Apple Grove WY2-2848 TR£ DEPEIIDABliS: SUCCESS CARS OF '64 _.._ __ Society Note~ f" . ' Is J ne:,· BERRfS,WORLb j . .. on u:'ir · U: : II . •' ;(,• ll(il · ~' We bate designs to get Jill ia oar power ..,._,,,.a wily,,.., lila ,..... 5GO , ......., baMII ta. a......... ,.. Oor Gl &•rs • .,.... 111011 olllllirtiroe Willi tlnlmlii'IP •rslt wlo J0111 approwll. T...., Dllllp - . 500. 'a-1111111 1 s11Manl3ll COl. IL VI., II a .net·.... II_, Ill' llopL . . Yoo'~ bo 11or~-pltlllllll W • car tllat'l.IOIOliQ &olol for ,..._ ••lilliJinc. 11Hul426 ••. Ill. bmchl.,.. VI. jilt loellllllal'niRm of choice Is IJMptJ·pM41H, Cllftloor·IDI.... lluclat tMis. ·Ait·viiJI up~0111111. Thafs oor •r e1 llailtt tall car·lliiJIII SUI·III-sill carpatiii.!'IMIII Osh. Call¥.-..!L Alllllotullllil« "' ... ~at • price 11111' 1 tlanl .. q...t ... . . ltiMJinp. IIIII that's H(J tilt IIIli II it. Yow Doqo Olaltr will bo 11111111 llaa I 11011 apjliiiiCi "'· ..... wiiJ.r..t!Mf.lllullnlt llio - lila c.... lila-_..,_ '"'I ••-Pial ,. Ill *ill- ,.,If' B4Dadgs • ·~ SONS . �17 • )> "' ·.:-··~-·-. , Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi<lc!Ieport, 0 ., Apr. 7, 1964 L NG • e BEND LEAGUE Woa Z Lost I C.&S.O.E. B. Bodlmer R. Hoce E. Barnhart Wisecup Blackwood Mareb 11, l!N4 1\Hi..ae '! ~ -~ . 'f' , -· Calms Bratton Hinton • Handicap tolal Won 3 Lool 0 Goodwia Printing McKenzie 420 Alker 405 Manuel 471 R. Poulen 372 Sears H.&.ndicap 487 9S Total Won 0 Lost 3 2251 Pickens Hardware P. Harmon C. Pickens 442 Total Won I Lost ! 328 385 410 409 225 22.13 Ceca Cola 168 Whitlatch Anderson 415 Aiker 431 Dotson 435 Blind 3110 Handicap , 60 Total 2199 Won I Lost Z Mason Keysto•e Fox 428 J Chapman R. Clark 506 Williams 485 Craig 394 T. Chapman J. nachner Total !;02 Blind Total %329 475 427 493 515 390 2253 w.. -·- ! Loot t Plollllpollar Cl'ow't I Stivers Hlgh Series - L. Grimm, 511. I Walker Lohse High Game - L. Grimm, Team High Game - Racine , Schoenleb 914. 1 Hawley Team Hich Series - Racine Total 2564. WCNI I Loll ! Pobdl ! BIIDcl. Sea.-. 2l5. 1 CITY LEAGUE Mardi 31, liM hmeroy Cement Block Clatworthy 489 Duerr 458 R. Davia 525 Anderson 478 Sauer 540 Total Z4110 Won I Loot ! Points S Middleport Dept. Store McElhinney 478 Ruasell Wippel 492 476 J. Bachner 544 Stobart Mil Total 24110 Won ! Lost 1 Points • Bletner Block J. Sisson . Capehart Bradley H. Miller Reed Tolal Won %Lost I Points I 537 m 571 525 479 %583 Dqerr Total . . G ""''1liet 1 Pa\lilt I ,.._ Melbodlll Jilq John Sltsoo 517 Cook m Reynolds tot C.peltart 481 Frome as Total 2380 Won t Loot 1 Polnlt t 491 488 Wagner Grueser Sylvester y....,_, 471 485 430 478 2372 Craig Ingels Tolal Abho~ Blackston AbOoit R. Grueser Dllloo Radlm;d Total Wea I Lost I Pnlnlt I Fraacl1 Florio! Knight Smith Won Z Lost I Points I John Sisson, 221. High Ser.les - Bradley, 571. High Team Game - Blelner Block, 947. Craig w. Davis Bletner 547 418 639 4:!11 Nn a.... BUlle Gilmore Bob Gilmore Dianna Miller Doul liiJlltl' Handlnp Total Wont Looll J Allo hrta 481 RawUI>p D. Thomas Jim Sisson Jim Johnooo Graves · Total 440 384 381 401 Z2Z9 415 456 551 461 , 481 Trt County League March II, 1914 April 1, UN King Pial ~I 424 4'1S 363 454 1718 lhw &tare• ... .., NCJIIi 5111 397 49Z 1108 Linda ·Winebrenner Sue l'ai'IOno Wedneit!ay Mired Leap BooUck Paul Bostick Mildred Bailey Joe Bailey Total Won I Lool 8 Untoacbableo Barbara Roush Raph Roush 427 51J IIJ 412 111 1154 Ken Yeau&er lfi&h Game - J)uerr, 255. High Series - R. DaviJ, HJgh Team Game - Crow'• Steok House, 953. High Team Series - Crow'a Steak House, 2656. S35 259t l : .__ lloJ: Oirt w... , Loll 3 PolatJ t · Martin Total 2358 Won t Loll I Palata I --- t t '' Mary Rouslt Jim Gr"" WM t LoooC I SehllllnJ !l)obart Total · WOD .I Lo!tt I hbiU J R. DaVII R. Bailey S95 Radford 477 D. Miller 482 Total 2343 W011 l Lost ! Pomls ! Syracuse Ball Park Damewood 5(18 High Team Series Block, 25113. Ghote Cqates H & R Flreltoae Haggerty Hlgh Game - WOOida ' lloudashelt tn,els . .•. . I Art Stobarl Total HiiJtoppera AU!.u41 401 311 458 3 1489 Ashland ·Gasoline makes your engine come •' Senior Glrlo Leagne Mardi a, liN Sbibr li: PIIUson Pam Davis 2911 Patty Baker 272 Diana Roush 2'19 Cathy Walllce 314 Sandra Adamo 281 Handicap IOU Total 2442 Won I Loot Z Plekeaa Carolyn JohiiSOII 365 Dianna Miller 350 Janet Roffman 25S Gra•tus ~ldrtdge Jl7 Beverly Bums 283 Handlcap 884 Total 2434 Won Z IAI!'I RaN-• New York Clolllbrc Jeni F;~er r Jody l!:olmer Mary Handley · Pam O'Brien Cindy Swatzel Handicap ' H 1717 oa cut !01 4tl. R. Moore A. Sawyer m M. Sawyer 1582 Total Wool Loll! Pin llelb Ada Nease V. Crafc J. Fo.r G. Craig Handicap Total WoaZLolll Hlgh Game - Men, Ken Yeau- ' 214: Women, Sue PIU'SODS, 199. High Series - Ken YeafiUOr, Meo: S~e Parsons, 4112, jWomen. Team lfi&h Game Bo• 685. Team High Series - B ox Cars, 1953. • H. Moore 322 417 530 1170 391 SIS 371 Handicap Tolal Woa z Loet 1 Woa S lAIII .4 C'o Pete Cundiff Irene CundHI Mary Cundiff BID CundUf Hancjlcap Total Won I Lall% ~t M. Cblncey H. Amber..,- 1M3 Tom Cleland' Loil Clelllnd Lola 1\lcElhlnney Keo McElhinney Total Woo% Loot I 4JI R, Plymale B. ~e . ~411 43'1 480 . ' 41 1'111 _.,._ Bet Ceet M.Bowen J. Cbesbet R. Bowen H. Ch.... 477 355 481 480 , Total Won1 Loot I 17U I Ball lr CUbr P, Inge18 c. Ingels E. Sylvester A. Sylvester Total Wo• 3 Lo111 467 . 5It .1121 111'13." M. Hannahs ·i;. .' =cap 528. E. Sylvestu, Jll.' Team High Game - Bet Ceot 728, ; Team Hlflh Serle• Baft and Chain, 1973. TAXED I \ rota! Pam Sylvester Brlnda Norris Clarice Norris Sharon Thless Beverlee Hunt fillndicap Total . 291 278 2112 2&2 294 1199 - . 2184 Won %Loot I P!ckeu lfardwere Phyllis Queen Carolyn ZU.pan VIckie McDaniel Faye Lyons Bland l! ' .· if you want to be P.rotected b.r. a ·llwll_P.italizatioll .. :,· 'plan that :·is guaranteed ,; .. .rtmewable . lrrJt o.; ,, . I'fle -J ' opiDiona ean help you be a better appliance buyer. You 10me of the moet Important dift'erences in appliances only 1 .how up aa you use them. Those are the benefit. that COUDtl 1 Until you ean prove the advantages of ftameleas eleetrie to younell, rely on the opinions of 1,011 "experta." They gave lota1 of reqqna why electric appliances are preferred. In fact, th, -~ ~oved the trend l.a to electric! Read why In a free booklet.; · 11 l,Oll Women Rate Appliances." Call or write for yeur 1MI copy today. the ELECTRIC co.':4 • · mall ·• to $.ee 11• yot~r " '" man from ''Nationwide: ' 4> l '"" . MAX WARD HEAnNG 'AND ~~~~N:~:~f lfyou'tl lladyto buya car... -~ CHASE HARDWARE Llest the one thafs No.1 in so many ways .- 3~ • 945 You get up to 1000 bonus miles a year FREE! ,,._t 1.011 .,. •• Ia Tile Bleetrle eo.,... reeeatlfl eeRiptJretl applla•e••• feature ferJj " le•t•re,l• all l11dependent •t•llfl. Their frank -ft!r life, "COlEMAN" ~:· ~-~·- - 301 291 243 288 reasons · 'for ioing,eleetrie.' · .: Won 0 Loll 3 . .. Hlgh Game - Men ...H. ~ 239. Womeo, P. tn,elt t.l2 Series - A. Sylve!lter, ~ - I""~,~~~ ::-~It~~~ Gravel ' -~ V. Hannahs 322 \1< who work In lh 337 C!OIInlry wW have to ~11,' _•1 301 tng U.S. Income tax 1\C)W, ~ 882 cording Ill the Internal' Revenu~ 245-1 Service. , wo. 1 Loot 2 ms District Director Dai Proffitt ApJdlance Davis oaid 'Friday the ' nn )lO Sandy Thomas 283 icy caine after a review, "' lh Beverly Price 271 Frencb-U. S. tax treatr .whlc• Jocelyn Taylor 332 prevloualy e~e~~~pted 'mch t!lTeresa McTurner 272 tertalnera as 'bare bo$011.1' llhoW Rhonda Brick!., ~­ cirll and stripteail!rs'' Wha .... Handicap INI9 working under 1111 employmert! Total 2414 contract. ' Won% Lolli Rlcbard Sand " . gtve•more ~' ~ Custer l more~people ·~ S. Custer H. Everyday, 470 CIIZfq I THIS WEEK'S . : ORDER CASH . Extra mileage__from every gal(on~ every drop! \ Now ·by 'Phone Yes, your car goes up to 1~ farther with every gallon of new Ashland A-Plus Super Gasoline or new Ashland Regular. That's because both gasolines are Vitalized with AG-105! -c:AIH $200 ' 10.66 ' -$,1300 147.30 UIOO 53.87 17119 . 60.45 \ . 500 Vi~lized Gasoline not only gives you more tnileage, but it substantially increases road horsepower! Keeps carburetors and engine parta clean! .'Result ... your car has real get-up-and-go. No hesitation. No sputtering. No misfiring. You can feel the extra surge of power! ' aoo 26.67 40,92 Mondlly «<AN .P.oy- na-. FU- cu A-'1 anappios~ lo--pri;oecl coavertiblo. 11 II ce•r.t . ., IIO!ml:'ltllu ' I. SA·LE . j· OF DIScotft,IN(Jiti:i- ' ,. '• ,, Available only at your Good Neigh~or Ashla1f!1 Oil Deale~ . , . the friendl' 'mlJ,n.;with the better brfl.l4r ,. ; · . ' ' ... ~ ,...,. ' ASHLAND OIL & :REFINING ~OM PAN'¥ .' ,) ,;j t.~ • "J :>j " 11111 !Jbidlei lfa 10 euy to find out .•. come Ref a.m~~~or otrm ..- -tine optionllbu 107 othor er-plu 00011)1 • ooll"JJrlnC ..., i:ulbloa1, lllll<lilrd. Rlmbler'o -.lonp-lutin,, anwddod •'" ~ -, •. "' r. .. •1, Arab Aly !hal the '· . •• '· '';;;F"V"n:~.:C't'''J?'..... ·.,.;· TENNIS STYlES ,...,..., '< NOW . ..:•.r-.tHE.,. . autom~tio '. (O... ' n.,..,,....,., 11111~ , f ,• • Pluo Ill tbo OOII'I·..Jue, no-c:oot r........, · .· · · ci- yall Deep-Dip 1'111tprootloc "" 10 the roof, diD0-40~ ••law•• $4167 ,... rnotltl'l Mlntlll, ..,..... b... - lllllllhltt..... - · • hill Jria lor R111bltl A!Hricl11 2......... 111M! (aDM).M,IDWIIIII)'. . .MIII..,._....,.._.._ a Mil e~rrr1n1 cii• .. ; IIIW...tlltl~ 11-.lllillllllt ..tilul .... ~ .. llral tU-. If ,..., ..,. tr ' . . · - TllltT.eBMt- RAMBLER. - 1111: cenm'r !f[lC'd • • · .METI9eoUTAN ' ''• llambler A-'tt' oft".ort &1x tri.DIUU.. 11oa1 *'llllilti Twta-&ick noor Sblft, llritll0¥0111rioi•,'aa4 flah..O.Maticfully #I ill . • _..... 1111 no. . . . $4.99 . ,, #lilb Jlambler Avci;la tiM. WODIIION o6cidy entcnd 4t:cabi) evdtl tbaD lily -COID!*I-YOUIOI:Iownpno..low llllintonaoco 00111. Ji!Yio&M u.s. -1 Rambler ~1110!101~ - - . outpllb !boot all. Stopuof'arwlll> Doublo-Sal~ 8rak01:t~ otpollllfO lyoto8; If' ~mapd, tbl,ott.. wort&. M.......a UDII CcnltNctiOn 1t flee-~ oq..Uaodnlllcs •bi<h plapo ....., Gtlliaaty ..... l11ulllclll mua; So get new Ashland A-Plus or new Ashland Regular-Vitalized Gaaolines that make your engine come .t\.LIVE I j'#'' ,, .,, 440, llamlilor A ' ", t i - n ! .• .. • CASH Mlnthlp ,,.,111.1 LOIM . I .. 600-606 East . Mill St., ...uiJ; . ·' ~ '!Y '. . ·,.,,,J!,;.' .,..''... :'... l• . ' ' \ . f. • �' J, '· • •• .lf.led Class Ads Ge~ Results. ' • ,_,,. .. ... 1963 Tempest LeM1ns Conv $2395 Sharp Interior with while vinyl bucbt oeat, bbtk top, red body. 4 speed trans., 166 b.p. el>tlino, ..dlo. wbllft>alls. doluxe trim. 1961 Corv1ir Greenbrier 9 P111. Wag. $1595 llr ' speet:J_ trans., radio, &ood tires, red and White finisb . 1960 Dodg• Phoenix 4 Door $1295 Spotless <leon Interior. While finish, V8 enelne, power ateer. niW>WJU @) inb, P. brakes, automatic tram.• radio, he.ter. 1:80 P . 111L !>a)' BetMt PubUetttolr IIIQJlda, D..tlln• t:OO A. IL .Yondu Pomeroy Motor. Co. CANCJ:LJ.At10N:! CORR~ IONS ! OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.ll\. POMEROY, OHIO I. O, McOOY, AUC110NEER, Cbester, Ohio. S IS Uc Pool lonel Dry Cleonlng , end Shirt Laundry I Hour Cteenl"l Alterint end 1-lrt.. Poctollondllppen 10 lbL Dry Cleaning $2.00 DISCOUNTS _ "CKUP & DILIV.RT -n, ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY • . 77W543 w. VL ""====:::::::===-=========~~~~~~~==~=~~ mMPACI' SweeJ)en. Alltllort. JM!ee liiiCI · .lliD ' ~ llud Slftlll""' ' PT. PLEA8AiiT - "c~~w "'~--~.,. ~ r.;;: ; ., •_ I 1 tfe ---!=..!: TWO GUERNSEY C01I'I and """·-·""'· ealv,., ; ~fos Anderoon, Rl 2, "' '· •> 1 ~ Racm., , Ohio Phone CH 1 :ruo. · ' 4 e 31p • • """!!let M. Myen, 81, ol 14CII 0 h h street, formerly ol JlviDI, 'ff, Ve. died MondaJ motn1111 Ill Pleasant Valley lloopllll. He had been W fOI' the put ai:c: moolhl. ,., ••:: !: ..., ~0::,., """·•ill Uvesrock .._.!. . ""'"" . . . . """' ~·:·"'" !......... A...... A ntlled ~.be 1JJ1 bora lJ, 1171 at Fairplaln, w. vo. !be . . " 111e late J• tPII IIIII MarJ l!bafltr Myel'l. FOR SALE: One cow, lresh. NOTICES lfll wilt wu tbe late Ade Wl!J>. T.B. and Bans lelted. J. h D OUR SINcErtE. "io R.;;. row Myers. Ra - I !llllllber Houd••hell, Millen~:· lip lings Coell ·P'ulleral Home, o! the Church ot autat In Cbr1oRev. R. Tibbs, Rev. Fret- tian Unlon IIIII bad resided In PONY I'OR IIAJ..&. CaD WY S. land Norris and singers arKI Point Plellllll for tbe put' ten "' "'•· "· '" n• Late Classi£"Ieds .z...., ib. Will V1r1in111 Unlverall)' "" p:nlaed tbe producti!>n. weilb-. and talloi operatJon,, ·Ill eecpreUacl with the , ~olal llnld imprv;iliMDt fl '!'be ~ .ll6clllol'rltll AIIO"!etJiln aC America. 'l'hlllml aC' JI(II ... 2 4 tfe jOd, 11 llKX DU BBOW bee!> a blt mon c:harpd I!OU..YWOOD (UPI) - CBS- more 1ilzarre prtzeo wtre In '1'\1 Snlldl,y !Jl&ltl ~ a new ofibll- II)', lib a II& hell- hour pmt .allow Ia whleh I l'lael bas to I\IMI liow vi$. In& m Ill! o n al r e con!$IIIII made thetr fiii'IUneo. I kid tlpn IDIJ be OIIIIIJ)INd .wltll 1111 averqe U. 8. c111ry coW'1 imnual ou""'t o1 Ulllbs. ·of inDt oonteml'; m lbe. ,.- butterfat. :rau Amerla:" lbet IIlii II" .111111 1 land o1 opportuqlty. h trlllllly II If • lbow like "Made In Amorlco" ~ gel on the air. Oue of the problemo of the wu that, •trange~y, . of all tiiOio mJI. .., ,- air. there wu tltill .ercltem<mt. The mJI. .., lo ln cub, Clll ,.....S of kleollfl. money goes fa'forlte cblr· fa 1 nice g.Sture. cllmlad, Obto,' r.:ur Point p]m"rt ~entl. are mluclli/1. !'J all thole who sent canll, Dowen, gifts, and lhowed so much ldndneu during !be DlDell . and death of ,our dear husband and fother, Elbert D. GIUlle. DeDa GUIUan II1Mi Family 4 7 lie nol Tbe name of lhe weekly ... ..... Is "Moda In alld It wu 80lemnl)' lnlaned, tbt ~- of the P<"'IJam Ia to show ANN01JII1I& BJAiB PT. PLBAIAN'J' ... Mr. •n·jl ~ RIJMM <llcllmd ct. ciiio year-. birthborD of lh* - ..... Survivllll are - daulb'-• elllllhe ehlld. a 11011, In a 3 Notice FOR SALE ec1 181.. II1Mi ...-vice. Write F•nn M-chlnery Mrs. Mona stewut, Pl PieaJ. March 31. 'l1le ~ ~ u.her ww no' toe rt!lfPOulbJ• for ..,.,,.,.....,""....,.,-;m;-.;--:n 554 7th St., Parkersburg, w. ant; 001 1011, Clannct Myers weighed 7 lbs. I 011, lllill ~ •1 1n0... lbaD .,.. ta~et ....ruoa. EARL'S BARBER SHOP wUI FOR SALE, mixed bey, and V.L CAL Chalmen tractor 18 d of Ripley; brother, Floyd, ! been named Greg AndreW.~-_ be closed A~ril IS through Wanted, a man to work on BEATING, PbuaWI&. MaiO. plow. WW trade lor ...,... address unbowu; . & grandchil- Garlands have a daughter, ~~-~~ f'or Want M SW'I'tcto 1 C•nu. p•r word. ••• uuaartto• April 23rd. Earl Custer Bardairy farm. Cllfford LeH........,.., Araald ...., thing heavier. Frank Pouley, dren, great grandchildren In, qe 2\io year!. Pater 11 111106 lllD1ai.UID CbarJ• 80 I!IIDtll ber Shop, Racine, O':i tc heit, ~eroy. 4 7 3tc II1Mi ime ..-eat great grandchild.' grandparents are Capt. and M:rr. lJ CenUI per woro fot ~ ~ 111 Eat MelD Slreel, •.._ HarrlsonvWe, Phono Alblll11 5 neuth,• lft....Uou. =~--::---;-;;--;;=-lONE Frigidaire refrigerator, 1 eroy. I'll- WY ~aa, MY WZlll. 4 7 31p Howard Garhuxl of Ga:l• ~~~ DISCOUnt •n jlltcll adl IIUI SEE Nancy Russel, Home Econ- kitchen cablneL WY 2-5382. Funeral service wUI be held Ferry. Maternal gra ' J. acll paW wlthlfll 1e ••Yt. 7 110 lie Ji'OR SALE: S. C. Can tractor CARD OJ THANKS .. OBIT\J · om15 t for Columbus & Southand cultivators ID good Wednesday I p.m. at the Crow- ents are Mr. and M,... ; Harrv 4 7 4tp IUU&s - U .2:1 for &!} wo-rd OIID· ern Ohio Electric Co., Tbur~ See Nelgler BulldlJII and SUp. • Russell Funeral home. Burial ·Strlppy of Cincinnati. loll- and tmum. Eaeb ld4!Uon~ woi'CI 10. d A il 9- 9.00 to 6.00 TIIREE YEAR OLD well-bred, ply Racine lor bell« homes oondiUon. Set of Ford Hydrauwill be In the OtterbeiD cem&- Mrs. Charles Wilson. Pt~ Plea· oJ'ne& ftOllRI ay. ' pr . ' . short-haired, Gel'Dl811 Female ... .:. --~'-'- d ___: Jlc lurnlng plOWll lD (ood t t Ev .. Friends may t • the temal t 1 :30 A. M.. to 1:00 P . r.l. O.U:t' Conunuous dem~atio~. dog. Well !rallied, gentla with ....,.... .,....=.. an ·~~ COJidltlon. Pearl Deem. Carery a a . san, are pa ll"e8 • 5.tY.Nar -1:30 A.M. to 1J,oo oooa Pomocoy Landmarks Worlds ebildleo. Coolville 185 'li!IS. doon. U Zllle mel Road, Racine, Ohio. Rt. 1 grandparents. .,.;,·, call at the funeral home. ITI ao £.dY T() PLACI: A FAIRes! Open House. 4 7 Sip PHOTO COPYING lion leW. t 4 3tp Mrs Jeul B then M 00 ASK ro WED UIULT PKDIJUCINO 4 7 3tA: Olpy 1111 letter ar dll .., Mrs. Aneo ;...::.. a~d :~:gilPleasaat Valley Hoopllll W&NT r\D w"'E,---,L'"'o"'AN-:-:--::-Carpe --:-t-;S;;-ham--:-:pooec:-:-::::r AUCI'ION: Sale, Setardoy, Ap- ~ . _ _ , ~· Help Wanted ters, Bee,.. .ai'KI Karen ,of VlnPT. PLEASANTPHONE WY 2-2157 rilll. 10:30 L m. 1 am unable 1 11 11e AI . , ADMITTED- Ted Sesselman, pl.. ·have made appllcati at no cost with purchase of to keep up my home. WIll YOUNG MAN for delivery and ton were Saturday evening vis- Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. J 8 me 5 marriage licenses Blue Lustre shamPOO. Baker sell the following personal EXPERIENCED work lD llore. Must have clrlv- !ton of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl , Ashburn, Ewiington, Ohio; Mrs. of the County Clerk. 4 7 FurnlluTe. Gtc property located 5 mne. north er's llceme. Write jour re- Mcllride. Heber James, Hartiord; Char· were: Melvin In Memory ol Rutland, on Rutland. Des· ply Box 116lU, 'I'IJt Dally Mr. and Mrs. Thoma. J. lea C. Long, Pt. Pleasant; Su- :z., Pt. Ple&.ant .lllll JN LOVING MEMORY of Ar'For Sale ter Road. Follow Salt Ar· Sentinel Pomeroy 01110. Quick and Mr. and Mrs. Joe san Rust, Hogsett; Timothy wood. 17, Pt. thur w. Young, who passed rows. 2112. ' ' ·, 4 :!tc Wemey of Columbus visited Mr. Smith, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Nan- William Mash, 29, Pt. Motorola TV, 18", 3 pc. living Qulck'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. nie Runion, Buffalo. and Stella Ellzabetb bl away one year ago today, Ap- 21" TV $35.00, kitchen Is e, a- 1 Notl J A Quick. rll 7, 1963. two chairs. $10.00, furnace. room suite, VIctrola, TV clocl< -.• Cl ":.and Mrs. Frank Morgan . DISCHARGED - Mrs Rob- Pt. Pleasant; Emeal This day brings sad memories gas converter burner $35.00, Comb. Victrola and Radio. From the brgest lnlclr or • 1 G · M McDonald, 19• Pl. lland, utlUI)' table, table and bUlldozer radiator to lbe IN TMI CDMMON •u•• couu ' or Portsmouth and Mrs. Frances ert Crawford, App e rove; rs. Sharon Gale Of our loved one gone to rest. hot water • or • steam radia- bench, '"Ieben •ablnet, lour ..,., MOM. •M••,.c.,.•u..•. n. •••o I Ritter of New Boston visited Donald MoKIMey, Galhpolls; Pleas.ant , Eug-e Those who think of him each tor "'.00. Phone WY Ul82. "' ' IIDalle•t heater core. • tl lth M Ad Sl " J 0b Du Fr · Bottom ' ~ 1· 0· ' .., plank bottom chairs, rockers, recen Y w rs. a ac• n M, U>er · man, 24, . )!ulfalo, and 1 ·'""• day 4 6 3tp Mldcn.,.rt. 0111•, PJ•Iatlrr ! and farnll ,.... "'~"!"" Are the ones who loved him ltltchen cabinet and sink, cupHem •· ,,,..:,--., , 1• ...,..••h Mr. anl"Mrs. WOllam Soulo- BIR'TII - A daughter to Mr. Anne Graham, 19, ~: best. VENETIAN BLINDS, window boards, dishes, compact WY 2·2143 Pomeroy c... ••· ••~" and Mrs. James Ashburn, Ew- Eimer Gene Lalhey, 22, Leon. shades, porch shades, cloth, swee~r. 2 folding chairs, libNOTICI o• •••• by of Bay City. Michigan spent ington, Ohio. and Jean Malezew•"l 18, Pl. rPunuaDt to aa. Alla1 Ortlv of r~t We k with his olh ..... bam boo aluminum, wood, rary table. 3 metal beds, one &..t on rw, PIIUIIblq ... S••• t.uect b7 u.. eoun. o1 CoDlDlOn a ~...,, e m er, Pleasant. Daddy's gone but not forgotten slats, cloth and plastic awnood In 1 bed dre uea-· PI•"' " • .,.. C•••"'· Oh>o, 1 "'" Mrs, E. J . Soulsby and Glen· ____;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::,__ -----.11 h' f d w s ge , sser, -. offer fiJI' ..,. • Pu'blle Aucttoa. ea Never WI IS memory a e. lngs. Venetian blinds repair· ash F igldair d fr illlllenY711e lido '"" ' '"' • ., ., A,.,u• ....," ,.,.. na. IN TJWNING TEST Sweetest thoughls will ever w er. r e eep eeze ' ......... IL ........ c.... 8 '""" •• Mr and Mrs Archie E Lee arfiSOD . ed, Dale Wippel Supply, 215 1 new linoleum ru"". 2 iron End you ....., &rueblee a.un c....,. "' ,., Vlllqo "' Pom· · · PT ~ m•••NT - Q"' • W1111o linger &""" ero,, th• toUowiJll' e..crlbld • • •I visited with the latter's mother · rl.oCI.ll.i3ll Ufi•, h h Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. kettles. 1 coal heater, one "• han eD tble IOSTATE. dell Wallace, whoM wlft, Llda, Around the grave w ere e 4 6 !Ole JO,OOO gu heater and other Sewer Mri... ,,• ..,,.. ......,.. .......... Mrs. Ralj>h w. Noble of Charlives at 211 Flnt St., ·. ~ was laid ' ij~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii""il .Stuated m th• TDwa~IUp of suttoa, )-'w' Va ' . I aas heaters 1 jars and jugs -·able Raleo Count)" " ...... ..,. S\ato .. OblO .. wu, PI I p-""c't": -'lb . Sadly missed by wife and , .,' .m LD 100 Acre lRI: N•· 301~ Towti Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, easan ' aa_MCJ "'' - - • children 62 Buick _'_ $2,295 oil Iampo, and old clock, Cd W1t wtl4 Da1 or Nfcld No. 1 """ "'· 1. .,.., ••- 11 on< Jim and Debbl lolled er memberl of 4th_4nnorV8 LeSabre. Low mileage. marbletopdresslngllble. 21100 7 • lie Na 13 , . , .,..,,. . " " lud "'· '· e, v re- I• AVA GILKEY ed Dlvlllion'o 14th Art111er'r lit 4 7 ltp One very careful owne<. AI· tobacco sticks, spuds Mel can::w~~~',,"';,!,'..,':ni:• ,:":,.r.: ceotiy with their 11011 ai'KI daugb- l" Mrs. Josle Heitger who opent Ita liDnual lralnillll test' '(ATT) - - - - - - - - - - - most like the day it waa sold. vass, 10 s 90, power mower. Re•l pt1te For Sale ::! c ...,.. ""'"" "' '"' ""'"' "" 100 ter-ln-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. • - .,_._,._ to. . .cei: A. Harden in Marion. t he winter with her cb1'ldren at the Seventh n.a~3 ... _.,.... Noli_c•____ 62 lnvicta - $2,695 :;:'"'y r:!~· ~: f~:' ~= -R SALE-=-1-room ___ hou_se, :.-..::.::. ~ ~ •;::,,:~ Mr. and Mrs. Wlllil , nhearhoColumbus has returned CeMarnterch' 5Grafen20wollebr,laGel•"'!!'!_: 1 Convertible Bmck with buc· ., ru m R.aerd of DHIII, VolWIM n. Pal:• ham and daughters, Connie, R11r. er me. · ""• PUBLIC NOTICE - Attention ~ (lio t. with rack), steel tractor. bath, full basement, furnace too""' 101. bar and Ro Marl '. ':'.-. Mrs. Verna Haning and Mr. chief in Hendquarlerl Battery ket seats. Like n•w b1aca trail Blue Tic~ Coon d•• """ ... ,......, '"""' "' ,... a, se e. the .. •J••, u Ba' all .re~idents of near Ravens- with white top. Really sharp. er, 1 a ,.. heat. lOS Unlon Ave., Pome- llltu.tld: m tbe eowau o1 ....... 1a Mr Leadingham's mother u. 1a Mrs. Ed Glenn were diJt.. of 14:w Nwwcry I ..- • .,. wood. W. !Ia. James Ray . Other Items not Usted. Mrs. roy, Ohio. Phone WY 2-341!, .... ~~t Olol... •· """ ............. vwo,:: Roaa. Leadl••ham In ·;:,';; ner guests of the Guy JlollnJ tallon ne'ar Furth, and ~- . ' Hill of Racine, Ohio, ts now ; cc~~ HNUIII!tn, ~b•. Tforerms: 4 7 3tp ~· Webster. .... the Army In July 19151smlllll.!.~ working for Graham Ford, ""''' o FespoliSI e ac,.,.., "'' No. •• '" """'""'"' Calllnl on Mr .a nd Mra n---• Mr. and Mrs. CeeD Jewell last stationed at Fort ' ~· cidents. Bradford Auction Co. , .___ LI Oblo, N.-rlr 1., ,.., 10 • ' rc~' Ju 0 • "'· •- Mr · auu -· • Mn. '"'--'" Pomeror. O hlo b ... _,,. tbe NOIQeri.r u.. or •td Lot No. McBrkle Sunday were Mr. ~~~·"'• and children of Co mbua:, nm pareni.D, Yuu-lnr., of Ravensw ood. W. Va. 1 Mr. Hi!: is selling Ford oars l" " - - - - . - -....!"!'1"'!" . _ Crill Bradford, Auctioneer. '-llf:lffll' ""..,..~., ~ ::"::, :;.-:.""',!;';.~~· Mrs. Robert Hysell and spent Sunday with her mother, les F. Wallace, Uve bi .Hopell, · and trucks, G.M.C. trucks, 1936 ZENITH C 0 n s 0 1e radio 4 4 ftc .,.. ,.. ,..., Uno too , .., " ""' of Mlddleport and Mrs Ruth Mrs. John Blackwood and IWII '.'. •: n. ACREs- "• -~· three ......,.. • . HOSPIT''' ....... ; .;; Kenworth trucks, ~1rsey · exce11 ent condiUon. $75.00. AMANA FREEZER, IS · rt · z.••bedroo ·~• Sbo ~ u.. .. uld. Lot No. U: ~ .._. m b th (tub .... .., 11 CUndiff and Mr , and Mrs• Gl enn Donald. ••• .., .... ....._ 11 trailers, and osed cars and wv 2-2836. etc UPRIGHT. Llke new. $149.00. mo, a "" '"' ,. tb• • ' " , _ . . . , ..,.. CUndiff locaL Mrs .. Joe Csrsey and daughPT. PLE...,.,. .. .,.,. ..... 44 tn•rks. Mr. Hill is looking IMkl o.w Is Fur- er) Uvlng room nlc:e tltch- • ...,. " ,... ' 0 '"' ,.,.,, ... ' " ' ter are spending a few days In Flowers, 38 ol the llunllllltAia HAy FOR SALE. Mixed soyay guarantee, u.,.e ' and tlUt ' large '~::J:i to • - • "' ""' .,_ •., Mr,. Blanche Gibbs of PomS p He de•--•-·-' "'forward to serving his many nlture, Middleport. ennflnlsh,edu tHey roomAI, •-·- ,.. ao... VtllltlN " " " ' - •• eroy spent 1 few dayo with Mn. Columbua, 0. with the Paul late o e ......~,.,.,,_ ··• . friends in the Ravenswood bean. J. W. Scarbroogh, Ba4 4 Stc u a · umwwu .., w.......... to '"'· ..,..,... ... E J Soulsb 800 Glenna steimets family. , patient at" St. Mary'o ' I!Gipltll area. Phone Ravenswood, W. Bhau, Ohio. 4 4 3tp CJIROME breakfast set, 6 atorm doo,.. and windows, pic- U.:":".:,.":'.u::."'~ .'It":."::: ~ Mt and BD1 H~en 'll1e H. D. Gilkey family of ouffering from a ~· ~ct. va ., 273-9344. Mr. Hill Jives lure window Some youog ""' ... ...._"''No. 11 ... "'· Mr. Ed ard Chap · ·' Galll~"· ,IJU4 -L-•- ... oo "---- .. OO· fruit~- and. hrubbe 'ood 11. ............ '""'· ,.. _ . . • w man viSit,..... called 011 his mother Sgt. Flowero wu for~ ·~ ...., Brl"" the Family to the .,.,..., .,., ' .,,.,_., ... ' w= s ry, g m VoL •· • - .... of '"' RIO• .,. ed his grai'KI••-•• Mr and SUnday afternoon, of the local ·Slate Po...., 'c ;...r at Racine, Ohio, and can be reached at home by calling "tANDMARK White garden. On State Route. $11,- w*-':r."~~=c~un'l',;.O•.':; Mrs James f"'Q;k'k. · · Larry Clart and .Gordon Glb- tacbment .belore &olng 'lo<BIDII' Raci ne, Ohio, 217·2651. Please WORLD''> FAIRell ble, $5.00; 2 c O.OO r 0011.00. This Is a goocl buy. ~ ••~ '"....1"'" ",.. ......... ~. Brad Teaford fa spending son are vacationing In Florida lllgton. His wlfe and tbrea ehllo reel free to call at any time OPEN HOUSE both. Heatlog llove. ' 15 ·00· If ACRES - 4 rooms, closets .,...,., •.,...,.. ot ___... his 1 -o.~ -·tlon from Rto for e couple of weeks. dren rellide at 1917 II&Well Electric range, almool new In bedr ood cbe ooBI:BT c. BA&ftN11AC1L P"'"' · as we Wl(nt to ,.,rve you. end SPRING SALE $75.00_ Bed IIPrin&'ll ai'KI matooms, g por s SborUt " ,._ """'"· .,.,, Grande College with relatives Mrs. Dau Marldns, Mra. E~ Road, Pt. Pleuant. Sgt. ~ Sundays and Holidays lncludeAPRIL -r nl"ll (front II Back) baaemeuk:el· ""'"· c,., " •...,,, bere. ale •aaa--e u ••,•• and Mrs. Nora era is not allowed 'l'llltoh "" tress, $5.00. Ava Gilkey, Ph. ' Attorn.,-• tar ftaiDtlU " . it ed. No extra charge for night Sll 2-5439. ate lar, well In yord, some lruiL w n • .., "' ,., '· ,._ "" Mr. and Mrs. Don Vanlangen Jordan, Mltldleport, and Mr. the pn!aent time. "· 1·, J 44 service. 4 6 6tc Rotroohmonto-Door PrlAll land cleared, goocl garden, ...... NOTICO · end cbllclren·of Columbus visit- and Mrs. · Jake Lee, Racine, '' Fovort-Fun For All DAVENPORT Hide-a-way bed. , aU ground weD drained. ..I;:;'."I~~":l' .. ~~ ed her parents. Mr. · and Mro. were Euler dinner guests· of TRUCK GROWERS: Order your FREE PRIZES Mn. F. Horner Showers, Ph. 20 ' l hACRESb s roo mturnhouse ~~ '1:"1:"..!\~ •• ':la:!",::':. ~ om Hubbard and family and Mrs. Kale WUson. 301 southern planls now. I can WY U711. 4 4 31p WI asemen1, coa1 ace ...... ., Mudl. e~w~oo r. other relatives Mr. and Mra. Roy Wiseman oupply you with the Sioux tcr No purchrM ntc1111ry, (Uit heating, bath & water IY~ aoru'!:."'..~ ::":'~ "/: Mr. and &ks. Ola Blake of and daughter Joy called on Mrs. mato plants also. Charles R. 1roglotor durlna Londmork'l For Rent tem, bam, chlckellhmloe, gar- 1: eoan0 " eo........... Summe1'1v1lle w va Dasa Marldna Sunday. . Portiand , 0 ., Ph. VI '0 pon Hou10, .,._, ""· Cuo No. U.IOI pnr' Ada , ., and Mrs. Grace Carr opent Eao~ HarriB, age, oth er ou thulldlngs, lS ,.. '"' .,,,,.. "'"" :-'f. _,. his sister Ml'l. Slack 3-2693. 4 4 12tc POMEROY 1% ACRESofiooCbuttom crop acres tillable, nlc:e garden. :".,":..::" lamlly with the Charles King fanr ,,, 1. Phono WY 2-2111 lnnd, Has been tested. Local· A gond buy at $3,500.00. ~'!l~..,::-:J:!'".,.:•.."'1:: :.'..&: Mr. and Mn. Fred "'• . Mr. lly, By Cllra 1'111Ulp1 ..WHEN YOU USE ABC Cleaners ed near Alfred. Phone Cool· W111Ulm logels, Sa1HIDliD .., ., ..,.. ,.. ....... o1 ,...., and Mra. Dukli Wilson of ~. llfl'. and Mra. fto!lert Jewell Wlllilm Mahalley ,.. "'"· No , "Free Storage Plan" you get Jock ":;,. Coraoy, ville 1185-2478. 4 8 12lp WY 2-2(72 ,_ .... ,., r . .., ...... ....,..,. fngton, w. va., visited .with Mr. visited the Clinton, GUIIeys turned home from HDIIer ·ao. 1 big, ~eautlfulb empt)f' clothset ,., Haroltl CoUI~Jeoma• ~.!'.!:'l:'; .,.,...., arKI Mrs. Harry Potts. evening, ?ital Whe\'e he had beecl • 10 aol't!l of pasluTe land, space m exc ange rrr a0 e Alfr C , WY !).:.....,. ~.... 1. 1e. ''· .., 111 w '· ... Mr 11111 Mra ~....n ~•-L of Mr ~ Mn n..--•- Fraley medical paUent 'J room occupied by the famlly'a near ed. Phone oo• 4 7 3tc • . '-"""' """" • a... ' .._.... • Winter clothing Here's how It Repossessed 51Dger Sewlog !48- Ville 1185-2478. 4 8 12tc IN THI COMMON •U.UI COURT OP Eaat Uverpoo\ visited bJo fa!J>. and Mr. aJ'KI Mn. Robert DonWhlttiogton mDalJw k B . ·1 U r chine In lovely blonde ~ 4 room furnished apartment and FOR SALE: In heart of Racine MIIOO COUNTY, OHIO er, Mr. Walter Cook and Sister 0811 VIsited tile JOlla lluncaDa. Ill at Holzer llilopltal =~:t.~ clo~~! 0~ :au usy~::,. net, Uke new. Equipped five room bouse, Christine out o1 high ntH• .lofodern a .:~.~.:" l":"1aT, and brotber·Jn..law, Mr. ' and Mrs. Nellie Bol'gBD and .... Eneal Major entered Ho1zet . irk-up and we will "Proles- zlg ZB£, darn, butto nhole, em- BeeR]e. tic roqms, 2 ,tiled batiiS, large :.~,.r;::::~ Mrs. Ezra PbUllpo. have moved to their fann lrom where be especta til 1 31 P. 1 fiuarantee .. d th t broider, etc. FuJ cloaels, utlUIIeS, garoge, barn, •L Mr. and Mra. RueseU Me!be tr~r. 'lbe Gary Bor&an I!JI'geey". "ona 11 Y . ry c1~an em • to party asaumlns a paymeuts BOUSE, I 1'11011111 IIIII balb. cloie to school. Free gas. 6\io :::,::: lr~ _ •., Bride and chUdren, Jee, Ra- lamUy of Columbuo, 0. were Mr. and Mrs. Emmel .Mahaf. regular rates, With fl·ee moth ol $5.80 monthly. Phone W'f Penple'l Tero'"'L I'll o DI acres. Suitable for building ••~ICI ohel. Terry, and grandaob ,Tom- weekeud guests of the Borgano, and Mn. Doa S))l'8dliDC Ill proofmg and hang them up 2-2204. Ito WY usas. 4 l'lllliD . loll. Mrs. Tyree Pickens, l'tl . ..!!:;,'!'.",.":;~,}a.,...=~ my McBride of Columbus spent Mr. Mn. Weller Burke W. VL, tp,tDt ' . 800 2 4 for storage In sealed cedar- 1 with bath 1 2f 11e Wl N4D2 _ .. ,,.,. •• ,. ,... ..., $unday ~th Mr. and Mra. Pearl and . daughter of Raolne were Stmday.: jrlth til', ~ l!i';·; 4 3 11 ized bags and when you are G. E. Vacuum Cleaner, Ute . . c :3.~."= tiWIIW.:M~ Me,..•- and M Ruth Cun........ of the ,._,_~ W'"'•m u ....._,.., ~. readv· for them ' next fall, call new. bee'· Two-tone pastel colon Unfumlabed bouse, 4 1'0011111, FOR SALE: House bellida Brait- ... ;,., ., - · ...., .,. ....... D<wo "'· aupper cu-~ """'"'' .,..... ..,..._.,' '· and · til d _,. .,.. tor .,._ ..,...,. ..., dlfl ·· ' Alklreo Sunday evenlllg. Chirlea Qoey wu In ClilaJII''Jc· 1 us or let our routeman know on w ,. compete set u lty un hath. 1855 Point bury acbool. WY 2-6M2. ,. ••• c._.. ,_"""" or ,.,.. Mr. 100 Mrs. Howard •· .... Mr. and Mn, Charles Joqea Wedneidty where be.i haf .. and they will; he handed to of attacbmeuts. New guaran- Lane, Pomeroy. Phone WY :1r 3 r1 12)1> =.;.' ~~·=· ~= by of New Philadelphia and Mr. and Laurel Godby I!Pelll 1b 0 calli nmoved from ,. lll<t'· you cleaner• brlgbter ' and tee. Full price $18.80. Tenns. 3874, 3 S tfc FOR SALE lot Mulberry ... · 'r:Oll"' .. 11!1 ....... " and Mra Eu ""'''""" of · · 011 1 Ph wv 2-2204 : ..... ....,... ....,. ... ...,..,.. · · gene ~, weekend In ~. 0, newer. Remeber the storage one . 4 ROOMS and bath. 708 Hobart Heights, Te.: WY :!M2!1. '"'d:l. , , . 't , ;,. •• Dermlaon spent a recent ·...,.t . Mr. and Mr( Hobert Jewell Delmy IIJiBin!l, 4 2 Ole St., Middleporl It Interested Is Free. Pay Next Fall on S 19 Uc .. ,.'f.._ end with their mother 81~=~~: hla lllster, · Louin Bur- lloped at Gj'eal llattei, il.... Delivery. A.B.C. Cleaners and WHY PUMP your sluggish sep- sea owner. S 10 lie FOR SALE- •"""'-"• taiJ. p;~; :'- LVT Mrs. E. J. Soullby and at u •••• Memorial Hoo· end_,~y Shirt Laundry. Mo10n, W.Va. tic tank. "·t Klean-~All. . .._.......,. OBow.-~. , r~~/u Mr •""' Mn K th ......,. "" "'u" FURI'ILSIIED rtmeot I est buiJdln&, '-fed :152 N · ' "'N · erme .and1"friends. SP 3-5543. __ 4 3 tote Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- rooms and ba:' Mlddl~rt. &.eonci Street, Mlcldleporl ~":'.:'1·::-if 11r . , 1<. 11 and lamUy spent' several ~11 . Mn. Th• publllll• ~" 1M rllbt co ed1t or re,I.CI an.J' .cit deemed otliectJon&blli. ltJT"on •bou.ld 1M I'II!PJirf~ tmmedtat.el:r. TIM pub- ' Dr Ia.: - I',•! to Syracuse SOCI"ety Notes might have Ike or a blodl of 11act. . wllu,er ODUid rs1un1 lldl wett, will! the 1fne1 prise beinC a ...., poraticD, o&:, In thl care of f• lllllt CCllllestetlta, • date wltb E. G. 1bnba11. , 'l1le 1lollt wu H1n1 CoDrekL end the ~ ,... compoeed of Walter S]ruk, lltlD Murray end Jea 8terllng. Tbere were ·all Vl!lf'/ respectluJ &owlnl tbe mJI. liooarles, one of whom llelll plant food. end •nnther rubbel'o ware. The third ml1ltonaJre wu tbt IIIJIIer1 eueat. DOVallll Flllllle Hurst, wbo at flnlt WU seen only in ollhouetta farm, e tsetlc which gave the show e little edded IUJI)tllfe. 111 wilt wu lnterestad to tnow t11at some wrlten get rich. CBS-TV ello ulfeted enolhtr new weekly half-hour game lhow Sunday D11bL n II cu _ w_,, .,_ ..,. .., k,. cupboard,.w:·:: ::- =. Wilkesville · .· Soc1"ety No,•-.'. ...;,..,u 1" e to :::."" "';:';'::;,., = tWI... ":,:.=...,"':'.. ic::· YOU!l NEW Raleigh Dealer Is lll&rk Fann Bureau, WY Wl'14. 3 3 lie Prlc:ed lor qufott -.le. Inquire Mrs. !loy Donohew for Eastat Oblo HoteL lD 76 lie I room · ll'"f~Dle!ll with FOR SuD ern Meig• Countv. Phone mem and garage, 143 Bullet' CH 7•2204 . 4 3 ltp GUISON·Kay-Harmony lluitm A . . _ _ Ob1o Ph. Auto 51111 ai'KI Amplifiers, Z4 llllllllhl to ; lie ·AVOID THE l•st minule rusb. pay, see or eaU rultll Jewel• 2 10 FOR SALE: 1963 Rambler AmFile your income tax returo era, Polnl Pleaaonl, w. Ve., Vl.'RNlSHI!:D llpiU'Imenta. 1'!1. erlcan, 4 dr. Statton wagon. now. Mrs. Wanda Eblin, Pbone 50, Bill Wellman Lea WY 7-fi'TI, After 6 p. m. phone 0,000 miles f1585, Call Sam Laurel Cldf Road. WY ?,2272, . ·~)llllam1Nf1t1 WY J-1514, ..._ Curtll Phone WI f.2112 . f i ________w_t_-nc_ AlL Rlncla of bey and llll'lw u 11 "" 4 8 ·~ lor 1111e. we deliver. Better THREE and four I'OO!lo fumisbe. ftt • rer GUNS Broa:, Leipsic. Oblo. Tel JJS, ed II1Mi ucluc llilllcd epen. Wd llllldwli al llleoped andLe. P.o. Bot u 1 llltlle mente. WY H4M , d 1 lfe r 7: at rufln JlweJere, Plloae liO, LIJtiP COAL. DeUver w plcfl A MODERN boule; I · _ . 0 0101 Pleaalol, w. Ya. up yGUI'MII. GoqJ!fn lleedy- arKI beth. dl IAncoiD Road, • , ..... _ u . 76 '.fe Mil eo., Pal• St., Middleport Pomeroy. wv ..-.. -.. A~UTOMO===s::u-=,o:=-=11111111'11--....,-...,b,..•-•n I u II nc I I lie • • o w , ilil&' esncelledT lASt your oper• 310 BALES pure clover bey f'VRNISJtJ!:tj and llllfundlbed & .... II: II, 1'111 *I tar'a II: lOT CaU WY ,__, aqd lOt ba1e1 aoybeane. Phone oparlllleale. lctqulre ill tbe , . _ W1 Nl'll liiJCic wvs-215S u~~a 0111o iiDIIL' ==-==-,..-,--c -- ____ w~il~{;.1 :!. . I .::U,·-·" · ~~18::, N~~.::;· ;~~ a,... :;,..eo:~wi . •~and -..__ Jo ,~WNf •••Wiol.of .....,.,;til..,,..., •·Mor · · and Ma~-·· "''""'"~ Bf}Q CO. on MoDdoi'! .... ..... opof "' ....... -•> "> PJ' - "~··- W v• . '"'· "' 10 o. ,.• ., ""' ol end olbei' relativ ' ,.......,....... , " "' Uc "=- eourto otn"' - ~ eoart ,."" f.:O~O. y.,0 r..:! c..,. o< "~•~!..,.,. : ~~. Cp<rl , 1 1"" flo.~ IN 'Yirl .... ~ATI coun ,.. ""'.Yl~ J~Mn, -oMro 10 =: =~~ib~\.~:. . . . , --~-" ~= to , letur4ay, A(lri14. 11M '· = 771 :1211 14.00 IIA>Imleday.' ""thof'~~epor!_?"t · • Heavies 12.00 1UO; '" w"'"' .... I 8oWJ lii~.OO~to~j~:J~;~:I~!~~~ Mr. and Mfl. Jamea Hubbanl ! Up; ~ and 11011, Cbri•~· , 0 CAm.& ' :r..,.::. es. Mr. - Carl Hubbard and.:-'" 1011 to ReUera , 1, ' PT. PI..IWIANT - ~ sh.,. n 11 PROBE B E G..t-J de~nt~ estlg~l: ::.-:::a.=.:'":i :U ~ ' .t'r.t.t~b::a J'! :t!:-;~!ii( •• ., ·m;: ';:;J,c "··::; ·uuaa . 'j;".. Iff's 1o':""; ~"f.- er. ~ ~' at:!~. 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Slqle lotterit, the-.......... -t. llopiiiM, !be loatltla,•~-~ tona&tloll apoo. are all hint&. at !be - BYXABW~WVW.WOH s.bb; ...::-=.., .,: '*' JI,DIIoulo Clf&la News Notes =-=:a·:..:o:::..'::,• = .....m U.Oo a _____ ________.... ._ A 011 I Sililll Qw' " • DO r PDX D 0 !' .-'1' Ill K POWODB r DWB YNA. KOa ...,.. ,.,... ~- ~ Bv CHESTER GOULD LONE WN V J"ea.. 6Q:... CIIJ I ;eute: THJI2 rATALITY' OF GOOD ~~~.i!U ~"t wv:: JGUI ·I'ft ' - ' •atnc al&fJ~ to ... e.c" at U.CUI- -doT r.:t BlaeHnars - ' U.-""- H • viJ]e =.;:: :;oa:_:• 1 ~=:~j-::: ...... ~~, ll.llpawa llopO!Jp ' JLAETTNAR'S I _ ........ -·-- =AI' = -·-· ·-··· ...-.. ·- ·'-."'".."' DAILY CROSSWORD a""OtWIIICI, to RADIATOR SERV I CE • . ., . . . , 111 • I II lie WANT AD INFORMAnON WW M a«epT-ed 1lflt11 11·00 A.. ld Fer DQ of Puo11eat1oo JtEOl]l..ATIONI ssm:•.rrr. l!.~~:~.u~.r Samuel Myers · ~~:~t~:!.e.,cu ·t lr--:~~=~::~:-: ~~~-ill--=-~c~n;·fW~~~ ~.; : : ' l f . . ; ,~ ~ ;;;;;~ ..~~-:::-~~·:,~..r.. ~•·ll ;~:· Dies Monday U:, ~.r:= 2 SIGNS Pomeroy at~~ .... ' ,... n a.1··;,~~~J;: - l"'....... - Y.!:'nc• ""'' "'"' ,.aNikJ. owned br 0 · c. ...,.. ~ ..... c 7 I .... A A f 91 fllk1!rthslde. ~ .1,5.1 r QUALITY .... c. IIIWIPOJID • • •s " . < ::o.~::,·~.:: ·-~·,.. t ge o . m 1111. ~ milk ..a • a o1 11 peny,::PmDeroy-lbd~o;::·'·tts ..,.... ., m.,'"l' , , ., .•. I a olld like tf!li e1noe the lu& tiiCii • ralttd the prlae of hU'Dulel" / - .....- - \ - - 1 Bli:SOLUTlONIIIS TBA.T THEY A1111 ALWAYII '1'110 -WILDII W.T111. 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Merlin Teets a M~IJ Ne1ll a: to Sporll TaclaJ 1:30 Van Patrick Sjlorlrl 1:00 Platter Perl'f t 011.!1'8~111 ,the 1'o1m 8:15 Wea11Jer Picture l:ff Baker ll'umllure-Wed-rrt 1:110 Sundown Serenade · 9 lit. lllaton Coun!J Ne... a:18 Musical Cloclr 1:65 Open Hoaae 1:1111 SigD Olf 10 00 · Fllllllly Woreblp 11Gar 1:156 -News 1:1111 News · •o=15 ·ftllllte -s.,.lce t:oo Musical aoc1r 1:00 Coffee With Janet SllNliAY ld:IIII .>Litcbstrin£ 1:30 S0n, & Story Timt 1:45 Belly Newton 7:10 Sign On 10·56 Wat1rl No... 8:46 Family Worship Hour 10:115 Ministerial Assoc. 7:35 Army Sour 11;00 Momlna Melodies 10:00 News 10:211 Countrv Hoe Down 1:05 Herald o1 Truth (e"""pt Friday, 10:05 Rigb School mt Parade 11:05 Swap Shop 1:35 Hour o1 IJellverance Cffiirch Belli Ring) 10:56 News 11:15 Country Drlttera M-W 1:00 Wings of lleallDI 11 :451World Newo 11:00 Army Time 11:15 Mason Ct. Agr. Ext-Tue 1:3& Bible Speake to Yoli IUS Mason County Newt 11:30 Special Community 11.15 A.S.C. Program-Frl 10:!10 Vol.. ,_ Pavpbecy 12 ·00 Community News Programs 11.15 Family Wol'llllp-Thun. 10:811 Wub. Reporll to People 12;1111 Local News 11: oo Nm Rtlat*p II :35 Farm Bureau 11:00 Country Hymn Time 12:10 Markets 12:20 Bulletin Board 11;411 Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Newa l21t Mid Day Weather 12;25 Ni111 o' GI'IDII , IUO Noon Report d: 15 Tho Searcb 12 20 Evw Bulletin Board 12:30 Saturday Metlnee 12; 15 Music Just For You 12:o!O Rev. MOrlill Toefl g,zs _Newo 0 Gram. 1:55 News Beat 1%:15 Goesaler't Guest Star-Frl 1:00 B1111 Graham 12:3CI.Agricuill1re Agent 1:00 Saturday MaUnee 12:30 Music Just For You 1:35 LalberiD Hour 12:t5 Country Go Ruund 1:56 Newa Beat S:OO Platter PartY 1:00 Tht Cllurcb AI Worlt 1'115 Newa Ileal S:OO Saturday Matinee 4:15 BlaettDar Sbow-Tuea. 1:15 The NaV)' SwlDp Z:(!O; Country Go Ruund S:lli News Blat 4:311 LoeoJ Neb l :li The Bia IJo 1:56· Ne... Beat 4:00 Dllolll,' .with Dna ·' 4:54 Bowllna Sc!one S:OO Tbe Quiet Hour 3:00, ·Take a Break 4:30 'l'ep .Till Ravue 1:00 Sundown lletlude 1:35 SUDday Showcuo Ul Beat 5;00 N"'!l 8amtnery 1:1111 Sign Olf 1:00 Baptist Laymail'a Sour I ;IJ DlliDI!ii- Mnslclle 4:00 IA'l'tJROAY I:IIi World In Review '1: 00 SliD Olf 1:00 011 1:00 8lga Olf ~ '" I ' f:il,'iJBn.' 'WJEH RADIO IIONDAY 'l'RRU J'RIDAY 1:00 SigD OD Newt 1:05 Sacred Heart Jllll1boree ·1:20 1:311 Country Farm Ntw1 I Oiiii'Wil tv VEAHI~o ANY GiN' GET 'DO RtCH WITHOUT PJNA<.' fROM COtJY6 UK& 'tOO AN" ME1 'TAKIN' fT '<I:>U SAiD rr! ROBBER SMOM' THAT'S WHAT HE~r I BET lt.«ll((([O <:uESS $ Willi I=REII'I ~~ AS HARD A$ HIM ALL MV LIFE. 1-40W COME HE GOT SO . ~ Al'l' ME. 1 (iOT 00 !d.!JlYi '/ HAROI.D GRAY -- I •v RAEBURN VANBUREN B• BRANNI!II : , �• I t '.• l>lill111e'6 .- . ·IIIli ...,..r,o.. Apr. '· 1804 ·Sffideitfs ~,.ejlfesent /.ii~dleporf At Wilmington foJL,.. Music Event Mainly Al,»out ·People In pomeroy r 0rdai1d Bradford GtQup Planning on Two Projects to Plans have beea made .... '~. ; '. ' . ~ociety Notes · ' !II.""""~ Parkonburl. .. tllllt .. • .. Robert--- .~.JOD .~~ ~ • ..... Qlllllcotbe . . ~~;:nv!_·~ . or~.Pa. • ,p ,t.. Mefho. ~Prlee:·~ . 'llnlnl.._lla, tie .vaot • · dill Clmldi AP!ID. ·7 saturday ~ auellll of ol Mn. Acw BY Kanu BEVLAB JONES carol .. tary tu ud ...,, antelal clean tha011churcll and Tbe Cldld Conservation Mia Bachner. tilt ~ .. ...... the llepo by Class ue will ~ hllsbaod'a Mr~ Mrl. Don ...:. l!cott, oen1on of Middleport ..- . lloelr oellool al tilt t... of the Bradfonl Churcll evenltlg at 7:30 p. · rlan . Mr • • ill • • • iii • •,. • · Hllb School, and their dlr.ctor, tlvlll. l!:kiOil ltraeuter, who under· A meetln& 011 April s at when organlzatlon will . M= · ·and #• • · '' , .' ·• • Mrs. ·Oarenee lAcey, have ..... Tblo brlnp to mind tbe many weDIIUI'Jery II St. Jnaepll Boa. churcb was opened by tilt In the aoclal roonw of the T.: ' 1ilmed from Wljmlngton CoJ. crportUnitlea available to phi pllal, Parkersbure, w. Va. reeressle 8 ndrlcbl lumbus & Southern ObJo Elec- Mr. and Mn. T. G. ~=;II lett where they partieipaled In and boya of lhlo community. mains ulte ill and underwent T e • tric <;omJ Harllln Martin Mrf. Helene Jo1Jmo9n of ttte annual lntemaUooal Folk 'Miey represent their ocboolt l ~·-·~q ••aln lhlo -·-•~. devctlooahl given by Nol' lid · and Mr and Mrs. Bob 1 · F··""val. The alrla were mema nil towns at Boys State. ·-·-' ..., ·~ -.. Ruuen IDcludlng a 8CJ'lp. G . . lis will shew • ... and of Mkldleport. I ~ ~w '"''"~ fro .ilebrews The tegtllar monthly meeting bets of the large choral tnJUP State, Boy Scout Camps, Roy Evans and chlldten, Pam,.._.., m tin the Ml&lleport Ladles Vol· Mr. and Mrs. Garen · ~~~~ modo up ol musle students from Wilmington Festival. the schol- ela and Jay of Canal Wlncbe&- During the business mee I Fire De 1 Awdllary will were Snturday evenlnl 1 11 m•ny high schools. orship tests. the science fairs, ter and Mrs. Jack Evana of report was given of ' made A r11 ~'at 7:30 p. m. of Mr. and Mrl. Harold I . 'Tile girls received a taste of tl>e band competltlonll. church Dayton were overoiJhl . guesls bottle.capo and the cia.. vot~hen! of Mts. Bob Byer, Mr. and Mra. Robert · · . . .. eampus life by stayiDJ In the related activities and many Saturday of Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. to continue the project. Bill!'. and dauabter Lori of Cbllllcothe I c:OHege dorms from F dda~ un- olhets, •.II sponoorell by IOclal Mrs. Evans went to Middlefor the next mee:~ Will Pomeroy Chapter No. 188 the Easter weekend I til Sunday. Miss Scott. who Is and civic organlzatlons in- the port Sunday, for 1 visit with Belen Miller, Ber vana OES will meet In regular aes· parents, Mr. and Mra. 1 Glel Club accompanist .1 1 Mid- rommunlty ouch as the Rotary relatives. Mr. Evans and chiJ.. Frances Hysell. . slon 'rueada at 7,45 p. m. old Roush. I dle)IOrt. accompamed sevc'nll of Club, lhe American Legion, Aux- dren visited Sunday with Mr. The hostesses, Janie MIU":j MatrOns aJ Past Patrons Marvin and Billy I the numbers al the festival. iliary American Legloo. t h e Bearhs at Holzer Hospital and Hysen and Mlldr be hon"""' visited last week with Mr. . · The girls and Mrs Lac<y ar- churches and the ICbools. were accompanied home served sandwiches, 'Ill• Wo~'s Association Mrs. Sam Pr)ce at I· rived there Friday Olid fol>owday eveniDJ by Mrs. chljls, jello, coffee and P lh(l PomO!"JY Golf Club Kentucky. 1 lng practice se"ions attended who spent the past ten days the above and Mr. and Mrs. meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. Mr. and Mts. H~bert Price, I . s program be1d in the e.enlng with her mother and to be with Forrest, Mr. and Mrs: at the clubhouse. Beverly and Larry attended . which f.awred . lrtm.otlonal her falber. Wayne King, Mr. and Mrs. Bel' The Pomeroy Band West VIrginia. Stale . I . CONTRoLS Nt&ht." One of th• hlgi.!Jghts M Gl d Cuckl I f I bert Miller, Mr.sand HrsN. Jam. will meet Tuesday evening, held . at Morgantown. I ol the program was • f!TOUP of Moo:;: fa ~In er e be .. Reed, Paul JSSOD, orma rll 7 'at 7·30 p m at the Trey. were met there ~y Mn. I I:Seases . . '. bagpiper. from Ganado with y 0~ J!lon to RuS!ell, Eleanor Hoover, Verna a· hSch ' I ElecUon of Price's parenlll and her sister Nt'AINS' M I thi tl:elr tradlliooal music. Each with her stster-ln-l&w, Ms. D. Hysell, Martha Hysell. A ~ be b".::ci and family. Mro. Price's nepll- I ' a a on year a country ol the world Is Whaley while Mr. ~ley quiz wu conducted during the nd refr bm. Ill will ew played on the Paw Paw, · who will undergo l!llrgery JB con•·· a es en I honored, with the saute gOIDJ to the h 'taL evenu..,. All parents are urged to W. Va. team. I to l'tl •d< this v.,.•·. Mrs. Edgar Allensworth spent ospt Mrs. Ball of Pennsylvania Sat<Jrri•• the cltoral g;·oun the past week In Columbus with Mra. Clair E. Parker a 0 d APRIL I two weeks with her sis- I held an all-day p:•actico s.ssion her sister, Mr. and Mra. Robert daughter, Robin Lunn and The Middleport Business ter, Aleta Parsons. Mra. Par- I 14 OZ. SIZE ·,1 · ' with •ntlher ou:.ta,~iDJ pro- Jay. friend spent Sunday with Professional Women's Club sons returned home with her I • 1 ; • .. gram g~•en in th ! erer<ng. Fea- Weekend guests of Mr. and Parker's mother, Mts. M a fleers and finance for a visit. ., . , ....,.. II tured on this pr ·gm., wm Mrs. Carl Mattox Included Mr. Meinhart. will meet Wedneaday at.7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney C.f!- -. · ' "1'he Tr•velers.' a l•"UP of and Mrs. Leonard Mattox and . A bridal shower was given the Columbia Gas offtce. man of Akron spent a weekend 411 • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·' ".,i vlod••ns who s1ng wthentic children, Marianne and Mike, Miss Ellen Elehl of Ripley, 27 by Mrs. Opal Hollon White Rose Ledge will with her mother, Mn. . Aleta rolk music. . Nitro, W. Va., Mrs. Eustace W, Va. spent the weekend with · her daughter, Miss Wedneaday afternoon at 1:30 . Parsons. , See The Complete Line Of Ortho ", Suntlal aftem""n th• gtrls Wilson, Pomt Pleasant, W. Va., her p~ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIe- Janice Hollon. She was assist· m. at the Legton hall in Friday evening guests of Mr. 1, partiri\Jat•d in the con,. o" with Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Mattox lor Diehl ed by Mrs. Sandra Long and ,dleport. Hostesses will be and Mrs. Don JoluJBon and .On LAWN •nd GARDEN PROI)U<lTS Leonard Holvik •s ~·••• con· and children, Carla and Brent, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly of Mrs. Barbara Arnold. William Robson, Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth dcctor. Instead or numerous Point Pleasant, joined them for Columbus were weekend guests An enjoyable eveniQg wu Bailey and Mrs. 0 . C. Greenlee. Kcnicel< and daughter of Wake.· ·<hort sel•rtions. io" IIU'Ilbel'l dinner Saturday evening. the~r ~nls, Mr. and Mrs. s)l<nt and prizes won by Judy APRIL ' man and Mr. and Mrs. Thereon TRIOX -------------------------------- $1.19 WEED·II.OON .......... : ....... $1.19- f1.69. - ~~ wrre sung. "One Worla.' "Tile Mrs. C. M. Hennesy hu re- Everett Dailey and Mr. and Brewer Nancy Parker Mrs Ro k S . G II Johnson ol Racine n hi K' d .A Chor tu ed f "-lumb h Marvin Kelly • ' . c prmgs range w . TOMATO VEGETABLE DUST ...: . .. -----------·@41 reacea e mg ''"· • rn rem "" us w ere . . • . Bissell and Darlene t Th da t 8 n Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Henry Euler, TOMATO ot1d POTATO OUST or SPRAY ------·- $AM al ""' u••ia," bv B•e;Mven, she spent Easter with ber dau- Kevm Dailey or Middleport Warne Door prize was won liy mee urs y a p.•. 'II be Mrs. Doris Hensler and sons DORMANT SPRAY----- ----------- -~ ----------anti · ':hese Thin :s Shou Be" Jhl•r and family, Mr. and Mrs. the weekend with b Is john Bailey. and C.lum~~.~=~e~~~ David and Daniel and Mr. and SPRAYETTE ------------------ $3.49 - $6.45 • con. 1udmg the or '' 'm. An .or· Gordon Harris and sons, Jim Mr. and Mra. Ev- Beautiful gifts were opened guests. Ref Mrs. Robert Euler and daugh· ch,...tra accompa1l•. I lllc •mg- and Nick. She altended several refreshmenta were served served. ter were Easter dinner guests log of th~ Beetl•<•••n ,,,•.,,ber. musical events while there and Mr. and E~sl Kennedy to those mentioned .above and The P~eroy Bend o of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush. Tbe gorls were •P••••red attended church where Mrs. and daughter, Judtth of Akron Dol Burke, Barb Lance, Band Radio club will h ld Afternoon callers ·were Mr. and BUG-GETA ....... ---... - - - ---------------,. • by tb• Middleport p,m•roy Ro- Harris is organist. were weekend .guests of his me- Juanita Hoffman, Sally Torrence regular monthly meeUngWat Va Mrs. Clifford Hill. ORTHO GRO LIQUID PLAN>T FOOD ---- $1.00- " . . Mrs. Henry Hennesy spent ther, Mrs, Edtth Thomas. Craft, Darlene Warne, Youth Center, Mason, · · Bruce Beegle and Marvin Mc· ORTHDRIX SPRAY -------------------------- 41.1t ·the past week in Portsmouth ~Iorence Andrews. entered Helen Bart, Susan and Sara Thurada!, at 7.30 p.m~f Heath Kelvey altended the Stale BasLIQUID TOMATO FOOD -------------------------~ · f't with her son and family, Mr. Metgs General Hosptlal Sunday TutUe Kathy Dill Linda The Eleanor Circle ketboll Tounament at ColumLAWN SPRAYERS -- -------------------- ----MALATHION 50 SPRAY ----------·----- $1.19- f; and Mrs. Robert Bennesy and for observation. Hollon SIO:. Mae Su~r!leld, Methodist Church will . meet bus. C:HJCWEED ond CLOVER KILLER ------------- Q daughter Teresa Anne. Her Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosen~nd Mary Krackomberg- Thursday eveniDJ at 7·30 p.m. Mro. Ella Mae West, Mr. John son and family accompanied bourn spe?l the weekend m Co- er, Karen Bl...li, Mrs. Leota at the turc~. ~~s. d wllh McKelvey of . Parkersburg and he< to her home in Middleport . With Mr · and Mrs. PhilEva Kimes, Millie Dill, Byer Is eve! 008 be easeen~ Mrs. Alvin Collins and daughCHLORDANE DUST -- ---------------------------'~' .: Pians were made lor the an· Sunday. lp Meier. Hollon Joan Tuttle Pal the program to pre ter Rebecca of VIenna visi.ied ll SEVIN GARDEN SPRAY---------------- $1.79 -~~ oual mother-daughter banquet Mrs. Ruth Garber Hawk and Paul Kautz and children, BarEdna • Morgan, Anne Rev. M. E.. Dowson. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnsoo and ' WEED-B.OON BARS --------------------------~­ ~)! lhe R. H. Sanborn Mission- Miss Anne Crow, Columbus, vis- bara, Richard and Jill of Co- Summerfield Sharon Swartz, are Mrs.WAiice Hawley and . son and Mr. and Mrs. William VOLCK OIL SPRAY -------------------------·-, *ry Sociely of the Middleport ited In Middleport with Mr. and spent Sunday with hil Gladys RJW, Martha Rose, Norma est.. McKelvey. ROTINONI ---- --- ------- . -----------------. ... 0 EVERGREIN ond AZALIA FOOD ....: ........- $1 First Baptist Church Monday Mrs. George Johnson and plrenta, Mr. and Mrs,. W. L. MUdred Arnold, Golda Krack• Thhe SaCathedoltclleartWomechur~ will Miss Patsy Price, student at HOUSEHOLJ:I INSECT lpMBS .................... . evening at the church. The meet- friends Kautz. They also viSited Mr. of New Jersey lr t e cr Ohio State University spent MO~QUITO ond FLY BOMBS -------------------i,Qg was opened with an m·gan Mr. ·and Mra. William Zillll• and Mrs. Ralpb Pickens ol MaParker, Esther Wright: Iv~ meeThI daln thet 7c·~~ch her spring vacation with her ANT ond ROACH BOMBS . . liJ:j!lude by Mrs. Cecil Bradbury. ler and son, Butch, Belpre, vis- ~n. W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. . ~· Y: a ... p.m. parents, Mr. and Mra. Clarence HOME ond GARDIN INSECT BOMBS --------·-Mra. Paul Smart, president, ited over the weekend with Mr. Richard Pickens of Middleport Sending gifts were Miss Ro- ary services,. followed by I he Price. FLY SPRAY ... . .... ......... . P.resided and led group singing and Mrs. Earl Davenport and and. Barbara called on Diana Romine Mrs. Maxine regulnr meeting. Mr. Bill McKelvey, student GARBAGE CAN SPRAY ------------------·----•,;, >l .a hymn . Mrs. A. R. Pullen children and Mrs. Mildred Zieg- DaviB. Stell~ Frank Evelyn APRIL 10 at Marietta College spant his LEAF ond POLISH BOMBS --------------------~ •• , JIVt devotions which included ler. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mora .of Wella, ' Martha Fern .cbeesebrew, worthy spring vacation with bls pal' PRUNING PAINT BOMBS •------------------- ·. ORTHO ROSE !lUST . .. ...... $1.19- $1.4t a reading entitled, "Who Is Mrs. Jack Cook and children, Chester Road were Sunday dinBecky Mankin, Mar- high ·priestess, bas ~nounced ents, Mr. and Mrs. William MeROSE lnct GA~DI!N PUNGICIDE $1.91 Giid?" Connie and Tommy visited re- ner J!U..II of hla alater and broand JoAnn Max- a meeting of Mary Shnne, White Kelvey. ROSE FOOD tncl R0$1 DUST COMBINATION ..c. Smart announced the an- cently with her si.•ter and lam- ther-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. lne Geoglein, Wyalt ~dwell, Shrine of Jerusalem for Friday Mrs. Mike Klljlbma of GabonROSE SPRAY KITS _ ----------------·· ··· . Dual. boose ~arty to be held ily, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lalick, KaJI%. Flo Newland, Mildred and Pal at 4 p.m. at. tbe IOOF. hall. Op- na visited Saturday with Mr. ROSI ond FLOWER BOMBS -------------------• Jilbe 18-20 and the inslallation Bridgeport, Ohio. Mra. Lawrence Leep and Mr. Gaul, Freda Young, Robert Eas- en Installation of off1cero will and Mrs. Albert Paynter. of -usociation officers at Well- Mr. and Mrs. William T. Grue- and Mrs .. Philip Rexroat 1 n d on Edna Summerfield, Sue Geo- be held at 8 p.m. Mr. Sam Ebersbach and ~hll· FOR A. PRODUCTIVE LIFI IN YOU~. · olon April 27.. The mother-<iau· ser and daughter, Debbie, spent son, Philip Jr. of Cincinnati ' Pauline Rice Eleanor LeAPRIL 11 dren of Newark spent the EasIJiter benquet will be held May the weekend In Columbus where were. weekend guesta or Mra. and Phylll~ Booker of The PhUathea Women of the ter weekend with his parenls, LAWN AND GARDEN USE ORTHO Mrs. Charles Bennett gave they were guesls of Mr. a n d Desste Patters,on. Middleport Church of Christ Mr. and Mrs. Heward Eberstlit\ lpeclal missionary prayer Mrs. Robert Jay. M•s. Edgar Mr. and Mrs.- James Paltel' will sponsor a bake sale Satur- bach. for the evening. Allensworth accompanied tbem ~ and son, lire?l "': Racine Symbolu' m Outla'n __. April 11 at the Trl Lustre Mr. and Mra. Earl Henderson '-'i!te group voted to send $25 to Middleport. vwled Monday With hiB moth.,. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. visited Sunday with Mr. Eber 11J th' Children's Home in Kod- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sisson er, Mrs. Deule Patterson. In Group Leuon Mrs. Marvin Kelly and Mrs. Ed· Henderson. HOUSIWARIS DEPT. MAIN PLOOI iak;. Alaska. The LoveJoy Cir- and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sis"What Are Sfmbi•ls?" a story gar Allensworth are «>·Chair· Mrs. Garnet Smith Ia a paclt was In charge of the pro- son and dauJhter of Columbus was rend by Sharon Young, tea- men. -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; at•m entitled, "Portrait of A w.ere here to attend funeral sercber, at a meeting or the Ba;> King," with Mrs. Richard Ow- v•ces for the late George Sistlllt Youth Fellowship Sunday COMPLETES TRAINING fli . and Mrs. Tony Fowler giv- son. In the church basement. Tbe Ralph B. Werry, Ill, aon ol ., ll)g commentaries with a film Bible reading was presentA!d by and Mrs. Henry Werry of strip. The meeting was closed Kennedy1 Return The Aprll business meeting Janice Couch. Ple..ant Ridge, Pomeroy, with lhe Lord's Prayer in uniof the Youth Fellowship of the Present were Karen Bayes, Icompl.eled boalc training March IQJI. From Springfield Enterprise EUB cllurcb was a visitor, Betty Jean Rohstetat the Naval TralniDJ CeoMembers were invited to the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy held Sunday evening at I he ter, Ronnie Cowan, Sheila CoGreat Lakes, DL diniDJ room where refresh- have returned from Springfield church with Bonnie Smith. pres- wan, Wayne Barnhart, Cathy rilents of dessert and coffee where they visited with rein- ldent, In charge. Watson, James Couch, and ARMS GRADUATES wm served by the Dorcas Cir- Uvea over the week end. Group a1ng1ng of hymns Pam NeuWing. The closing Robert K. ArmS, airman ap. ,, 'r J.l cle; An arrangement of spring Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Mrs. ened the mee~ing followed prayer WBI given by Sharon prentice, USN, son ol Mr. and flowers graced the serving ta- Clarence Bailey Ia recovering scrtpture reading by Young. There will be a party Mrs. Orville Arml of Route 2, ble. sallsfaclorlly from major sur- Evans. A skit WBI April 11 for membero of the Pomeroy, graduatA!d . March 27 gery performed Thuraday mom- b) Marie Smith, F.vans, to be held In the church from Air C.ntrolman School at 8 ing at Mercy Hospital. e r Judy Smith, Skip Logon, and basement. The membero are the Naval Air Technical Tralnlroom number Is 324. Mts. Ken- Terry Evans, followed by a disto bring a viiitor, ing Center, Glynco, Ga. POMIIIOY, OHIO nedy bad stayed with Mrl. Ball- cusslon, and prayer by M r 1. LAST TIME TONIGHT ey at the hospital for several Thomaa Benlz. VISTS HERE rA REEl RIIIT QF GAGI .) "CHARADE" days and also with her bus- During the busloesa Mrs Eather Dell of Oakland, AND I.AUG/IJ'ER F.IIR AU (Teehnlcolor) band and sona. Camp Otterbien was Calli.; wao the week e!ld guest C.ry Grant, Audrey Hepburn Refreshments were served dur- of her grandmother, Mrl. Mary Colorcortoons ANNOUNCE BffiTB ing the social bour by the Ev- Shercn and aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Mr. and Mro. Lawrence R. ans family. Attending were Warren She formerly lived In WID. ond THURSDAY Wol~e !Dolor .. Kraeuter) of dy , Marie and Bonnie Smith, Melgi County and 1s a graduate April t-9 Racm• are announcing the birth Marjorie, Junior and of Rutland High school. ·She NOT OPEN or a 7 lb. 101> oz. son, K e n t Bentz. Joyce, Kielb, Jane, Jan- WBI enroute home after spend· I Doane, Friday, April 3 at Hoi- ice and Terry Evans and the in week In llllncls her PI.IDAY throv1h WED. AprO 10.15 zer Hospital. Grandparents are leaders, Mra. Bentz and Mrs. Mrs. Barrlelt Warner, WALT DISNEY'S Mr. and Mrs. Bilton Wolfe and Donald Hunnel who Is just releaaed from -._ hos"THI MII(S)ADVINTURIS Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter pital there. Ber condition ,Is 01' MlEILIN JONIS" of Racine, Mr. and Mra. Ben Dilltrid Officer• j 1 f 1r ·, ' (Technicolor) Salser. Racine, Mra. Anna us a · T41mm.y Kirk, Annette , Leon ers of Columbus and Attend Confereme ---'bee. Stuart Erwin, Connie Bierly of Norwood are Dillrlct offlcero of the Melh- FA!.CONS PICK WACK CH~aff . Gll<hrllt. grandparenll and Mrs. odlst Youth Fellowsblp of Melt!SI AIR FORCE ACADEMY • - - . , Hook A Crook Roush of Pomeroy Is 1 county ...,.. In Waverly Colo. (UP{) - .The Air Fmccet ' oo,fi:~s· ~~~- Cortoom lfell grandmolher. urday to attend a district has nsmed Leland Kendall, - --- In& conference. They were mer Olllahcma State tackle ••.: r" ' da Potts, Jennifer Crew. coach at Colgate lat vear.1 EASY TERMS .~.-- Rousb• •• their new offenalve eroy; R ~... Falla, and Connie Cook, l;co .... ac..h...........................--.! dieport. Miss Cook wu elected chairII APRIL SPECIAL" men of the cltlzenablp commission. Mro. Jean Cook ae<ompanled the youlha. The group stayed at the Scioto motel. . . u ·;: r :~::~·~=~~~~~ ~Jln,~~Don~~~~~ · ~!!JMri.~~~!_:.__:,_~.,..._- wuutn ..;::anY· GRAP ' ES _ .· . ver s· ER . BI children .' i s' XV PEA.CHES w. About Middleport .d o· an· co .,..:.,. ; _.,:\., . . \ .. --- NO, 302 Take ' = A dAd roun n ' ' . • IS Insects .' 1 and Captan 1 3 9'' Miss Hollon is Honored With Bridal Shower I M ?- ' '..... ·!!!!· i"'' :1~~:;0~---~i-ii~~-~~~~~~~:~-i~~:~~:~~~: rJ I• Church Society Plans Annual Social Event ::;~ ~~~:Y44 CH~-~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~-----c_-_-_- Bi Wallace Claims Major Victory rl sa::; V":rs. 4: ELBERF.ELDS IN POME~.ty·; EUB Youth Group Meets I f . n nte1pr1se • More owners of low-priced cars • . are moving up to Olds than ever·before! ' ' I MEIGS THEATRE . ,.!.:.,, Flf·· . Cold Wave •• WHEHIIHI . · · KAt' &VAM;:,fAN*T . . -••allllll .a..'4... ;.. t.tft'~• ·-n'lil':"~""•~•-.·•l'i ;~ ' ~':- ," ' I ' ' ry Acti~ps are Upheld � 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 04. 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