http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/cf069877bb5f7bf9ef839d710e3b0cba.pdf cbcf224ceec88917ddc795f651720010 PDF Text Text for a hero'a . 5Qiare .- Sov!OI hl&lleot.hooor-llllll burial KromUn lt:ontlnued from Pap·I) The linn ~ · tho noor or tho Ft. Steuben brklllo be replaced. However, <ondltlon of the noor cl4>os not make tile bridge susceptible to' IIIJ'II<\tUJ'al failure, Mashotor said, "It would take a minimum or six months to replace tile deck which would neces&!tate closing the bridge to trafllc during 111111 time," Masheter said. ••1l!ere. fore U!e department plans to keep the bridge onder clo"' sc rutiny and make ~epalrl to the bridge deck as needed until ' new bridge can be buill In this area." ... j .' : '',. .\ 'i pllll!lld lnlo mourning !or tile omUing blclnde young man- he celebrated hla 34th blrthdal' ODiy 19 d!IJ'• ""'' Again llDII again tile YOice 011 Moscow radio tilat . Is uaed to revool Masrovy's·blackeat d!IJ'• r-_tad tile olllctal Kiemltn .' > \ ••., .I 1"'., I Wisconsin The report said the Pomeroy(Continued from Page I)_ Mason bridge w~:~s ''generally in good condition except tor some Mllwaukoe thai the American conditions o( concrete deteriora- people shoold be oorim-ned not tion in the capa or plePs 2 and 5 only with admlnlstralkln polland In the caps or the West VIr- des but proeecllro• •• weu. He singled out Cor criUdom ginia ·approach piers. iiPalllnB of the top surface of I h e bridge Johnson's BeDding Postmaster deck slab has occurred. some General LaM'BilCO F, O'Brien of it Ollj)Oslng reln!orclngstoel.'' Into Wlsoonsln on a campaign :Masheter said the department swtns while postal aervlce waa . plans to make repairs to piers ''deteriorating." Earlier, McCarthY told Chicaand decks as soon as weather go bo&!nesomen the notloo could , permits. expect wartime wage and price controls if the cclll or tile Vietnam war went above $50 bilUoo a year. a now stand& at $30 bUllon a year. MARCH 2\f-30-31 Heads For Indiana THE SILENCERS Son. Robert F. Kennedy, 0Dean Martin N.Y., wound up a Mldweot Stella ste~ens campelgo tour and headed Cor Plus' Indiana, 'llllero he was to enter THE HAPPENING tile state's Mill' 2 pre&!dentlal Anthony Quinn prlmoey. . Michael Parks Kennedy hit I'Ollago campuses In Utah Wednesday, drawil>g sizable crowds as he !Oe.aed on economic Issues and tile role of big government. TONIGHT, MARCH 28 Asserllng that thoro bas been N<Yf OP&i toe much government Involvement In local atralrs, Kennedy March 29 - 30 called Cor Incentives to prlve CHUKA enterprloe · to help aolve tile (Technicolor) naUoo's orban problems. TIIJ'Ior- Erntst Borgnlne In New York Weclnesday, FORTl!JA!t , Gov.. Ntlllll - "' ~; ttochnleOior) • • .a:;tns Me·.. was "tooched" Mel Iroland-VItg{nlaldaYO deeply gratefUl/' accepted the Ropobllcan elate committee's SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ol!er to bo Its favorite aoo candidate. ~ Funeral services !or Elmer Batmort. 70, Rt• 2 Chollblre lllto died W-sday evedlna In tilo Veteran• Memorial Holl!1ital, wnl be held Salllrdal' at 2 p.m. at tile !liver Ruq Bapl!ot Olurch wltil tile Rev. MerHn Tool• olllelatlng. Bl!rlal wlU bo In the Gravel HIU Cemeler)' at Cheshire. He wa• a retired coal ·miner and a World W\lf I veteran. Survlns are throe aloters llDII two nieces. Frlendo lliiiJ' eall at tile Raw)lnSB - Coat& Funeral HomeinMiddleporllll!1llmOofter 10 a.m. Frld8.Y until 12:30 p.m. SaturdaY wt>en the bod.Y will be taken to tile ehurcii ..FeeftiiJ' Bennett Poot No. 128, American Lelllc>n, will concllct aervlces at the gravesldo. Valloy Opening Game MUSKEGON, Mich. (UI'O Tho Columbo& Checkers loot their opening I!OUIId pme to the Mulkoi!OO Md>awks In Jnternatlpnolllockey Le&gue'fllrnorCup acUon here Weclnesday night. €olumboa Cell 5-t alter lead· lng most olthe pme. Muako- 'll!llch finished lira! In tile IHL ,rogular aouon pi~, scored three &Ool• In tho final 10 minutes Ill tilttiiJitd porlod !or tile win . Columbus finished third In the IHLrqularao&IOO. Mrs. Gaul of Chester Dies From Your Pharmadst J ~ Hew often have weU-meaning friends "pre- :; .. 'jcribed" r.mec:ties and offered "medical advice" when you've complained of illness? ' Regardleu of how well-meant, such advice •; should be disregarded. Dan 't ~· r •I She wa& a member ol the Firat Church o! tho Nazar- at Chao- tor. !Oirvlvors Include her husband, Frank; two eons, Ellhn, Ch... tor, and Orville Jeceb, Racine; ' a daughter, Opal Ruth Wickham, Chester; lour granlthlldren; siX great-grendehlldron; \WO sisters, Jlrs, W:y Gaul, and Mra. Elsie Micldll, both ot Pomeroy, Frlonds ma,y call attllefwleral ··. home anytime. take chances with your health ::. .·.·.. .·.·. • .• let your doctor do the pre~ibingl We'll take care of .:J fil- ling his prescripiion O«Vralely. I . • :: ·: SAV[ ·.•. CASU OPEN DAILY 1.00 AM te 10:00 PM Su~ 111•30 AM SALE PLANNED Band Booster• wUI sPDIIIOr a .rummage sale Frldal ;:.. and saturday In the room Conner·. ly occl{lled by tho Ph!UIP Sister• Droos ShoP In Pomeroy. Eastern WANTS PROBE WASHINGTON (Upl) - Rep. ... Michael A. Fol&ban, ~ - Clove.. lllllll, Oldo;haa asked~ Fur· ·. ne~s, Preddent JobnDI'B ~ sumer alfalra eealstanl, to make a studr or "ai\)Tocketlns" Blue Croaa rates. ·. NO GAMBLING NEWPORT, K_y. (Upl) - The 'S:GO te 9:00 . ~ Campbell c~ Grand Jury 111c1 '.: .: In a report W-acla.Y Ito lnI f vastlptlon has torned up no eviWayne Swis...r, Horold Lot.o., Chorlei Nrolngar, dence UJat ''blg.tlmo gambi!JW'' .' . waa returning to lhe ccR~n~¥. and Kenneth tt\<Culloueh QlO your frlendl~ phar- to 12:30PMIIMf !; .·. macists at Swls~f II!CI Lohse Rexall Dtutl· They low pl'et",lptlon prius and. prompt, ter¥lce ani discount dn,; prJus 'stie·n 1Ny1 ••Lat ,_ . a~ •) h.. e . us !orve yo.. flit ,,:au your prescrlpt\Oft ., .. and · · ' . Knl&ht William D. Col!man, em- 1nent grand captain or tile Guard ot Grand Commandor)' ot Ohio. A dinner wUI be sorvod at &p.m. ll> all Sir Knights andthalrladles ere lmltod. There will bo en\01'talnment Cor the ladles. KormltL. Walton 11 eminent ccmmander• TJUAL CANcELLED A jur)' trW lcheollleil April 2 in ldelp Coullt1 Common Fteea Courl bel been canoelled and proapoctive jurors ne«1 not roport on tilat date, Judge Jciu1 c. Bacon said today, J'ud&e Bacon said a aeltlement bas-.reacb. ed In llie dvU llllt. FOUND DEAD CLEVELAND (UPI) - A suburban Dlclld "'"""" and her tllroe were found ohol to death ~~~ today, aDd pollee a8ld It was an _.-.nt murder-llliddt. The dead wareldenUIIed oi Mrs. Sally Wertellborger, 32, and her chltdron, 10yoar.old Dobbie, 14teor.old Bonnie and 2-.old Jolin. '. ·chJI- , Social Notes '• Mr. and Mra. Robart nmeon ot Pomeroy R. )), villlted Mr, and J.lrs. Arthur Atherton Se1> ur4al\ evening, Mrs. . . .an 1.• a Mrs, Atllerton. ~ vi~~· I!{ para rod all'l Nine Roblnoon were Mr. and Mrs. B!U,y Follrnd and aJe Ann ot Alben• and Mr, and Mrs • Gerald S..artz and CamliyoUia"' 1~ . John Loudon MacAdam, Scottish engineer, was lnatru:: menlal in building dl mile• · · of good roads in the British Isles In the early 18001. wUl bo an- · Set\i~ ~~· - = ::' , 1'\&f : Goph~hi 1%9 '··l: · ATHENII. Ohtci i,vPO _ iiJii.,·; HAJrrFORD, W, Ve.-FuDeral servlcel tor llarey CecU GibbS, na......, Pean - . . ,_. ··• ......,.... ot bla·bema ..... toolball ichedule··· em, h weot or Rutland, II hare W•sdal D10J'!IItw. w01· ~ !Oir - · . ·. -ry B:~~ C. llartdach be bald Fridl1 at 2 p; ~at tho Alhlollc Jirecio/ Bill !. said Jlorroll Gene Rtctunoacl, 20, llarttord EUB ~ wllh the aold Mlnnooota IIIII Ptlll Rt. 1, ·Rutland, traveling west, Rev. !l&Orse Hoach&r olllclatbv- wUI bit mel In 1961 ~-~itTO. lost cordrol of hi• Vddcle'llllen . Burial wUI be In the G~ll!l!n Sill- wtdlo K...WCI!f, 'vtrl!iiilf i, Te'Ch 1 tire blew out: The cor went tl\111 Cemot~Q'. and Tulllll . wUI be ~ In ' 1' · ' He was tile eon ollhe late 'Olin . 197 ·L . ~ L 111rous11 a ronco a1ong tile .IIIIo ' • · · · lbl11011 property lind stiuck a H. and a.sle SeMelt Glbbt llid ·'BOOr · aold each of the ~ " utiiJt;y Pl)le. Richmond escaped wu notorlllofWorldWar1,and ero'roed dilea. . ·. Injury. There was 110 orroat. a retlre<hnall carrier. 11o was \ alee procedoll in death 1>¥ hla The lllerlll!a deparlmeDt al- wlfo, VIrginia Powell Gibbs, In • roporlod a mishap 011 Route 124, 1.6 mile west or Rec1no at l949. VETERANS MEMORIAL !Oirvlvorl Include two oone, HOSPITAL ' 12:15 a.m. ioclay, where a ear WWiam c,;Newlla...,onciUoyd ADMISSIONS. _ France• All driven by Jamal C. Joilnoon, 61, or Muob; 1 dal/&hjer, J.lrs. Flor- klre, HarrliOIMII'I; Ethel lflli. 208 S. Third Ave., Middleport, eoce J1'11mleldD, Muon. aild .... . nor, Rutland; Dawt,VIrlati, Pafti.: 8lllns weot, struck aDd ldlled'• engranclthlldroni miJ; Terl'l'· !iei1uilel, Mlilllledoor tilat ran orto the hi&bWII'. Frlendl lilt.)' call at !he Fog!&- 1101'1; ~ Hapr, IAIIIJOI7 There was damege to eong Funeral Roms Jrom 7 to tl>m. , , ,. . tho bQOd and rl&bt headll&bt or 1 p. m.IDday onc~ 1 p. m. Frlda.v DJSCHA!IGES- Selwi9'Evil!"' Johnam'a car, and no iniurli!s when the bo~ wllj bo taken to the 9feiJI<I' o!Oiin!IOI!o. ~ Xlilldi or.~~at. church to lleln stite. !kf, HUclii W4. Dale· ROal'•! or ;r.,01111Gute F* . Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willlatits and daughter of BelPre vllilted her _ . , Mr. and Mrs. Mit. lard siiartz ond Terry &mda1 and attended church hero on !iaJ>. diiJ' morning. Mr, and Mrs. !larry Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs. Charles )), Woodo rocontl,y called oo Mr. and Mrs. George Guthrie a n d their daughter, Mra. Paul Perry end Camtl,y who are aulatlng there while Mrs. Guthrie Is rocl{leratlng !rom a beck IIIII neck ':::rt ·*- 'Elber]elds In ·p;,,wroy qre o~n "&;th :F;i,u;y ~ 'sah,;~y nights untU 9 and this week-end ~-are having ~ur St6re wide End~~ the month Sale. · · Mr. and Mro, Paul Grinstead Lori and Paula, or BelPre were recentS u n d a y afternoon visitors wltil Mr. and Mrs. HUll> Beerhs and son, HoD- aieL Mr. and Mrs. llllollli>bard ol Washlngton, fl. c., ere vlliltlng with her peronta, Mr. and Mra, Pearl~&. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hell.,.... vllllted Wttil Mr; and Mrs. Joe WoyeremWer Sunda,y evtn!ng, · Mra. Hl/&h Bearhs and Mrs. Patrick Wood wero recent ..,.. diiJ' vllllorS in PerkeraburJ. REMA1NS SERIOUS MONTGOMERY, Ala (UPI) Gov. Lur!MI Wallace romalned In aerfaua condition todaY llDII doctors pve ber !JIOlO .onl1.agulanl dn!iJ to 1rJ to d!•IWI•• a blood clot b.l he~ 1.a liJ!ll. WANT .1711500 . · · .CLEVELA!il) (VPO •-;- Teecllero In tile Jio*llc ldlooi·OJIIIem bore tilll' proal Cor a' $17 ,liOO a year lllar7 .,. toecbotl wllh hochelor'o dell'Ot• altar 15 CSF A~kiRg Full Sapport ' 11CbolarahiPI to l7 lllldenla ... Blutf!ald State CoU- - c. " J·; llSCUSS JIEMIIf!lllHI'- BernardFultz,lhtoroftbe Southeastern Ohio 11eg1aao1 CouneU and Carlllahlborc,organlzatlon....,utlvodlroclor,....a, dl~eusathe llalgs SEORC 1968 mllllbel-•hiP drive wltil chairman Jack Well.h. The 1168 !lrlve boeded by Wel!h bas proGiced thelar&Ut ~pi or SEORC mtmborl over !rom ldelgs. Tbo I;EORC olllclala are Jook!ni over a mlllftboroi . ..... .aquo. -Sentiaal .Pb!JIO. ' ; :~~;-- .11};~\{~ ~~-!§~_~ve",~.,.~.~·. . .:. I The 1118111bersldp !lrlvo Cor the lll!OCtalattentlon tohelpqMel&J Ohio, frlllk p~ C. t. , lllekesl... llf• 1!. R. Pkkello, So'llh~ Ohio Recfonal Coun- and Parry Countlea obtain new~ Konnlt "Walton. King Builders dustry. . cil has procb:ed the lar&Ut niiJI>o &lJpl,y, l!arr Construction, The COWICU has biMn Olther 1&bor ot Mat,a Collllll' members ever In the organization, accord- rectl,y responlllble tor, orhesa&- lumbuB and Southern Ohio ', · Ing to m- slsted In locaUng lndulllry lnotJ>. or counties. The following lllelga Coultty bostnesses end Individuals ere 1968 members or SEORC: The Farmers Bank i Sevlngs Co., Pomorcy National Bonk, The Citizen's Natlooal Bonk, Tiny's Foodland, Franklin Rizer, Hogor Morgan and Dick Follrod, Galen Brown. Valloy Limi'ljor and ~ Pf¥ Co., Ed!IIOII Baker, Olin -o, WMPO Rsdlo, Ohio Power compaay, !hyor c. 0. Flaher, Webater and Fultz, CI1;Y Ice oncl FUel,. Columbia Gas or Jack Welsll. Welsh, this coun1;Y's SEORC , mtmbor&h!P chairman, said more than 30 Individual• and businesses have olgned 1{1. The llrst tull m'""borshiP meeUng or the councU wUI bo held In Atllent oo Aj>rll 4, 11 5:30 p, m. ot the Ohio Unlveraicylrui. Dr. Robert Sevop. a research Olllett, will speak lllloul the ~ lhatrtal I>Otentlal ot Soolheestom . Ohio. . ' .,. ',I Rock Springs ,Revealed ., Israel •ent •. rt()Ol'ted .15,000 'wOundad when their trailer hit a 11'001/S booked by tank& and jot 'mlno near '. the Jordanian fl&bterobomborl OCl'OII the Jor- border, Breeks'. Previous RecQ.;ds Injury. Mr. and Mrs.lllnsmorelloyles 'I'Ont Sunda,y evening with Mr, end Mra, PhilliP lloyles endllmlly. Their. smallsoo was UL ~.arge,s.uJe · · · ~~ voi-r worb": II; was the blatot bOttle alneoe,_ ~fteil onlY 11 1 27-)'IIN>!d a week aao Thurida.v wben 1'\IIW Yorkllr, wu ser1oua1,y -~. I uwO Alfred ntec~ .o! ' Gibb& =·~eRawlq~ hJ,;~ In • : : • ~ ~~~~ ;::~~ .,':'.n~ ,_, ~~!,e<bto ~. !'!loll!'~ \ . ecct~ tU, ~· •--•m ~ ~-'-·'"' ....... '"' ""' u.....,.; and daughters, I .i = Arraugements eommllndery :U, Knl&ht• Templar, wUI bo held Saturd~Q>. Work will start at 3l30 p,m,wltil Cull Corm gponlng Ill 7:30 p.m. lnellectlng omcer wUI be Sir Checkers Drop nmn ? :O~Jr~eor;.{~use8 -Wr~ck or Ohio · ~In wbiOh ~~~~~$~~~ • B',1 , ~ y·11~~ Annual Inspection Planned Saturday The ennual lnlll!OCtlon tilo\ Jordan Illvor both .~ · , A:Jordanian mW\01'7 ·• wore llbot <town and thai wore knocluld out In len said the Jet• In J...,... shelled JJreell settl- lD the . auns\WII:e ·, tile su or Golll... , . . 20 mllellouth of Jordlnlan..otllclal• In Amman .I River . 1ft a puniUve. iiuack eald lh,o lsfaalls o,poned !Ire Wit What laraal c*n..i Arab wlt)l machine sun• and 15 ~.. nilnutoo later began !Iring tank · iTI1e ftchtlng brob 0ut toda;r guns 111d mortars. Then . ~me~~ • · lifter tour llraeli jotS acroamld Into tile '*k. ..... were ldlled ilnil Henl7' II. . . . 57, Mldllt- . p0t1, died ~~~ \Ociai II the V... eran• AdpllnlotritiOil ifl;ti!Pital. LeX1JV101!, ·111; He wu •bUri!' at · . Glenwood, w. va;,the"'!Pol'the . ' 9BGANIZJPI .-: A - . ~~·n' late JolltPh and MoWe ·' lielln Pti1Drmliw at a dailce this &u-vlvqlroti.reecblldton, High ¥tor1um, IPOneoted ~ the aeidorolaJs. James, u. s. NaY)', 1114 :lblln and · , ., oro tr4lit, left, Artie ca~l and Erl< Chamber•;· atandlrv. Dave Richard Lao, Denver, C'A!Io-!1110 Francie, lWn Naal anti Mike ~rea•- 5antlnol Photo. ·· . brothers, Forost ThQI!ias, ()!..,. . ..· . -"o and sanroid TlJQinAa, Ml!i- · " · :..1 • · 11,.....,.; dii(IOrt; twO sister•, Mrs. • t.OWOUJ .. _._" 1 &beats To ~..; ;'i I ' .·~~~ lllcritt=!;i Funoral services Co:r Mrs. . . Frank Gaul, 83, Chester, who died Ill her residence at Chester '(I eel::.: nesdo.Y, wUI be held Frldal at 3 , p. m. wltll the Revs, Pearl CuU> . :' end Herbert Grate oll!clating. Burial wUI be In the Meigs Memortal Gardens. • ~ . '· Barnhart Dies Wednesday "The central tile Communist Par\Y or tile Soviet Union, tile pro&!dlum of tile &lpreme Soviet (parliament) and tile COIDicll or Ministers or the IJBSR are l ' ., eommiUoe or Elute~ bulletin: MEIGS ,., •• , wan. nation Tho ) ' T~ Southeutom Ohio llegioD< II O>uni;U Ia tile oldest existing ~ent grol{l In Ohio. It II • lnlereated In promoting ~ldllys, Industry, tourlam and acboole, Welah iald. Bernerd Fultz, Pomeroy - llllddii(IOrt ... lornO)I, hal served tile SEORC11 <lrector tor !Dur y~a. The COIJIICU II ta1dni an aeUVO hUreot ·14 the co\!l>lettoa or n"" IJ. S. 33 fi'QIIl Dlrwln to Atilono llld haS aODO ·On reeord IS . ' gin; Gold Band to Play, Tilnight . . .- . ·The Gold ' . ,.t iv, wu,uam Chlldo, Com. longe3t 8 Minutes ~eutenant .... ~ ·On Aid eoncort Band or ail · Loeil 'lkbool trlc Co.~ Goble Ford, Q\IIUIJ Print Royal Cfowp Bottling Co., Poilif:.', orcy ~~ Co., II, ' Rawlings Sons, Cou Farm Bureau, Dale 'L\rtton.o, ~:.; Bohr, 111111or Charles L S..lober-Lohae IJruso, W a I Grueser, Fred Crow oncl 0 Valle,v l'ubllahlng Co~Qp~Qy, Tho .llalgs menbersh!P Is bolq[ ccntlnued 10 ~~ ~~~ nosHI and Individuals lng to join ma,y ..~.ct;j Welsh or assistant drlw man Kermit Walron. tile 24-yoar~d solI,pli!,yed In tllo ml.mtsJ>t of oovon criUcally · .South Vle!Dimoee ool•tt'lram an oujpoat sUITOUJIII. eons Guorrlllu took Went:. �hit B ' t " Jclm ' ' ' • aves• N'"'"""" der I OHIO Fe the itle With 6 .60r 144 • the flO~.ooo ch811\!1on A Si .Pus Tax R Cl ab \ and proved at ' er &han Co Y ly WAYNE G. DSTADT, ·.,. c ohou d lsAnn un d .9-:JMI~_I!I'Ie Crnc>m. l ; ·- '' �hit B ' t " Jclm ' ' ' • aves• N'"'"""" der I OHIO Fe the itle With 6 .60r 144 • the flO~.ooo ch811\!1on A Si .Pus Tax R Cl ab \ and proved at ' er &han Co Y ly WAYNE G. DSTADT, ·.,. c ohou d lsAnn un d .9-:JMI~_I!I'Ie Crnc>m. l ; ·- '' �he sell I services ln tho ' urns· Ia I 7:30 p, lilt INTII:ODUCI C u Uon, y; t 6:30 ' enJng 7:30 GoodFrlIAdher Hy Sir IKaJal>to • Unit a Re . B. F.. hhll ~nition CHOm actlce, eran urch, :30 u. • dI E, Burns.. &mday Sunrise n camp Grownd. 18 d r cwa, 1~1 e -IJr>. be old los Cbuleh sic ns and Ito t Pl81Dr lead devotions d furnlst song lea dOiiver ":; -' F D • ' OM STARLIGHT le t ' ' • ,.'' THE L l I ••• p. m.T • • • Wa . .... .... .· ~. .. V VA YOII • ' -.! • a ~: :' Rese:rvollat~~ Call Now hing T 5·1611 • T 10 �he sell I services ln tho ' urns· Ia I 7:30 p, lilt INTII:ODUCI C u Uon, y; t 6:30 ' enJng 7:30 GoodFrlIAdher Hy Sir IKaJal>to • Unit a Re . B. F.. hhll ~nition CHOm actlce, eran urch, :30 u. • dI E, Burns.. &mday Sunrise n camp Grownd. 18 d r cwa, 1~1 e -IJr>. be old los Cbuleh sic ns and Ito t Pl81Dr lead devotions d furnlst song lea dOiiver ":; -' F D • ' OM STARLIGHT le t ' ' • ,.'' THE L l I ••• p. m.T • • • Wa . .... .... .· ~. .. V VA YOII • ' -.! • a ~: :' Rese:rvollat~~ Call Now hing T 5·1611 • T 10 �F Ai • Marc' clpl Thursd .. con has ex1 an Pro SANH, Vietnam plague may be ODreaclo lllll<l•llji the No Vi ese undlflg thl& Marino D. M Intyre, V ,FIRST lit m • ". • S. 'llOkesmen said 1<>- ~ • !leV, • 7:30 Bcbool HcCUn· :MJmoit )!. -- AN-Brl· • oonloo , Athens sports editor, pre sen the 19 -681 plonshlp the s Bulldogs. the b league of!lcials oonWcted the r armual -- -- - - ~-- • immortalized.in ' en der SUJlf1Y te I Apro s lnsta}IIP.d I · ta .day ,.[ . '" • c e een uga on the lS..Car fer Co. s ~ stock Club, Guernsey · . RA v~ aey • ~-~.m~!lJI·the.· l!leiB• .. · dH ac ordiJ18 Valley easan elng b•roolht pair dama • ed areas caused 'I huge trucks enderson sl . Henderson re urfae includes heavy base hold· inch stone, chok 1ed I'W1 with hea th land Je Sfc shot in o r at n t em . 0 Unoobl ·''· • 1 TillY'S OOwn the ., 'ot' ffrey, . .a ', Re~. and apments, .~ Hlle.s, :.Potm~~ per JlQ. yd. for the Dall• , .. el. Jleffre~. Is v ch t ,• •• EN L L J mea G r e a tMlddleport; Floy ll· Porn f; car1 Sch Admil:lod ged - Cl NS S ITS 'COAT$ once C r- .' ~ - .o,. . . ·.. .. . ' . ( r'_ IIARG Pl. Pleasant. ' ' :;· ' AMILY �F Ai • Marc' clpl Thursd .. con has ex1 an Pro SANH, Vietnam plague may be ODreaclo lllll<l•llji the No Vi ese undlflg thl& Marino D. M Intyre, V ,FIRST lit m • ". • S. 'llOkesmen said 1<>- ~ • !leV, • 7:30 Bcbool HcCUn· :MJmoit )!. -- AN-Brl· • oonloo , Athens sports editor, pre sen the 19 -681 plonshlp the s Bulldogs. the b league of!lcials oonWcted the r armual -- -- - - ~-- • immortalized.in ' en der SUJlf1Y te I Apro s lnsta}IIP.d I · ta .day ,.[ . '" • c e een uga on the lS..Car fer Co. s ~ stock Club, Guernsey · . RA v~ aey • ~-~.m~!lJI·the.· l!leiB• .. · dH ac ordiJ18 Valley easan elng b•roolht pair dama • ed areas caused 'I huge trucks enderson sl . Henderson re urfae includes heavy base hold· inch stone, chok 1ed I'W1 with hea th land Je Sfc shot in o r at n t em . 0 Unoobl ·''· • 1 TillY'S OOwn the ., 'ot' ffrey, . .a ', Re~. and apments, .~ Hlle.s, :.Potm~~ per JlQ. yd. for the Dall• , .. el. Jleffre~. Is v ch t ,• •• EN L L J mea G r e a tMlddleport; Floy ll· Porn f; car1 Sch Admil:lod ged - Cl NS S ITS 'COAT$ once C r- .' ~ - .o,. . . ·.. .. . ' . ( r'_ IIARG Pl. Pleasant. ' ' :;· ' AMILY �apartmen , TIRi . river. y appreciate. tciin,rortabte, $ p)UJ om 9 Illest band area.) Sh<tllllll! S :Y Fr~la' . to s a. Club. S-2'1·31< Col, Brebr I• Concess mpletely equi 992,'137~ FIVE S-~tc ROOMhh;.••;••~.-;b r fum . 718 FOUR gas uth 111lod, ~lens.- , call 3-2 p I 1 tfc RI!SIDI~men: Now, for ean .m · or. llc:e. for detalli! PIC 55 Ch H CA W'antecl HOP." A y In penon 's Steilk House 3-ZUII ., �apartmen , TIRi . river. y appreciate. tciin,rortabte, $ p)UJ om 9 Illest band area.) Sh<tllllll! S :Y Fr~la' . to s a. Club. S-2'1·31< Col, Brebr I• Concess mpletely equi 992,'137~ FIVE S-~tc ROOMhh;.••;••~.-;b r fum . 718 FOUR gas uth 111lod, ~lens.- , call 3-2 p I 1 tfc RI!SIDI~men: Now, for ean .m · or. llc:e. for detalli! PIC 55 Ch H CA W'antecl HOP." A y In penon 's Steilk House 3-ZUII ., �ewer. the tlpllier 'Witll 1 • ., top btverlii'~<"i ' liilmor lor a<r~ ,·cf,rd1·~• Br~ot<l, ~;t·~~~~ : ...ttblteil •af.Ciub mootinR~ "'-· ins the pa·st year was a ~~ ·Yid Noaoe, IIICI r!l wemeodaY nl!lllt's meel\'!1 ~· to~ · o1 the Wildwood Garden Cl~. Ina their faroiitAI A rtMeirril~, · carrying out the theme "Qiu'L den [)eslan," the prograui :Was highlighted bydemonstratlonJUI~ ing springfiowersandacommentary on California blossoms. Meeting at the llome or M r s. ,\Ured Yeauger with Mrs. Clif- tht ih<irl!..,lt~q ' mlpzlpe,, . prel!flrtld by kro. Cl.vdto drewa who alao talked on t ll·e nowera ·In Calllornla whld> .,!lie viewed 01'1 her re~ent tr,fp ~e. Mro. llwl&frt ~ and Mr1. Florence Windon pve diltlm· strations on arranpmenta fea .. ford PhlUips as the co-hostess, the meeling conducted by Mrs. Karl Grueser opened with the turing the use ~ d r 1 f t~ wood or weathered wo 0 d pledge to the nag. The Lenten theme ried out ln devotions by Mrs. May Bolter from St. Luke, gave yeauger waa allo given . ' was car- Mrs. Dwight Well&< MARY JENKINsON tapes for young campers' out- CHUKA (Technicolor) Taylor • Ernest Borgnine FORT UTAH (Technicolor) -~ ~-and .. Vir$inia Mayo . ." "lUNDAY, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY Feena,.Be~ the ensemblQ and plays .;larinet 128, American Legion. Selected as alternate by the -auxiliary was Connie Bactmer, daughter of Mr. and lllrs. Evel'ett Bachner. Girls State will be held in June at Capital Universlt.Y ln Columbus. Both Miss Jen-kinson and Miu Bachner are lll!ildl""'rt High School··juniors. in the concert and marcltlng · A member o! Much 29-30 . Mu. 31-Apr, 1·2 "WATERHaLE NO.3" t Teehmcolor) ,lameti CobW11 Carroll O'Connor Colorcertoons: Altvego, Growt Then Meet Mr. Mou.- SHOW STARTS 7 P.}!. CONNIE BACifNER Mary Jane Jenkinson, daug!J.. port Church of Christ. Miss Bachner is also a mem-ter o! Mr. and Mrs. CUrtiS Jenld.nson, has been named delegate ber of the National Honor Soclecy. to Buckeye Glrls State by the She sings in both the cootr and Ladies Auxiliary of TONIGHT 1nd SATURDAY -- Legion Auxiliary Selects Delegate to Girls ·State nett · Post Anthony Quinn wu Pre~~ Frlldl.olrla who presl- uoed A S.atfoi,I!Qpt iiJ!I ~ dent, noted that reservations are Terror - JmpHCation rl Techto be made by Monday. Read at noJosy u the topic, " 1\Ymn and the meettn8 by Mr.s. M;yroo Mill- prayer by IIi-•. Wlltaee ·concluoler was a letter from Mrs. Ge.,.. ed die m,eetbw. ' trude Johnion -who assisted the Betreahlben:ts w•re ~IJJ· church women several years ago the hoisteaaea,· Mrs.: E. 0. TIWk~ In maklnt sock dells (!>r Vleto bary, Mrs. carl lloi1QI,· Mr•. nam. In her letter Mro. Jolmson, James Buc""- Mrs. Mae who now reslde~· !J' VIrginia, •11\d Sauer, l\lrs.· Arthur Lewis and that simUar projtcta are being Mrs. John Welsh. carried out there. Prayer tor mlsstooarles tn Ethtol>la andPennsylvanlawasolo Well in Fashion. rered by Miss Margaret Sauer. Small bags opening two and Grot&) reports were given by three ways into separate com· l!ro. Thomas KoiJ.v, Mrs. ·Paul partmenls, brIght Bonnie HoPtonstall and Mrs. J, E. Hal'- !>et'ela, vIvId felt Clyde ley, · " !odoras as well as the Aussle Devotions ·to open the meedpi 2nd sombrero, to tie under the were given by Mrs. DaleWIIbl!iil'. chin or not, are .weD In whose toPic was Time. fJtt sai(\ f.-.hion. "Jewell". of woo?, ..., · bamboo or mock tortoise will that Ume I& not to be was,,,.. · be acing wrists earlobes Church. lt's none too early for planahead mothers to order name Plus · And, I( II lor, the . alerlnooa II( Sill•. Balclwln and !Jeputlo Elmer llddrnore, Charleo E, (Dlno) Royce, 24, · Roolql, Ma11., !l'liilll be a1 lar110. the object ril i ~ · Wilen tho,Y' ~ Ill hla cell In the county jail Frl~ IIIOI'tllni to sa him rea<1v to leave lor · · Coilllllbuo, he ll(ljlllranll,y l\ld all Womer~' a ABSoclatlon met Mrs. W~e ~~· a ~ I Thursday night at the Middle- medltAitlon,:J?I*· Croi• and the · port First United Presbyterian Resurrecd99'!, .ad "W! ,PI'Oii'IDI , , Tape Names on Outfits THE HAPPENING hadn't'"""' .r· ber of the club will speak Mon- THE SILENCERS Dean Martin stella Stevens ' j, • .The SCioto Proobyterlol meetl · should be Uthed md jivon to olblng to be lleld In Portlmoutb on oro as · a part' the Wlii:I!D AprU 5 wao annoUDCed ~ thl llle. was made for county projects. It was announced that a mem- AND SUNDAY GALLi1'01l!l '- Aj tilt' ilioi .It!. Weotlons of rtlalWii an os4oora .t lbe <1iJ:10 ~ . , eell .liamtt\oit ; 'mi.~ PrilJI;i ·11 Vihen Royce reached,lor h 1 a ~~ · J;itiii'.IIOyei ·tol~:l;<il. jadoil, !1ct Balclwln bocamo auo•'!fli:. ,~ .' lliiJ!ut!t ~ !1ct . Ptclillifi He srabbe<! the Jacket, Jllll'iea' ll. Balll\lfn, ·1'Wben ·we And, 1n 11\e pocket he looald, aa left Denver, Pd have bel ""' he deocrlbed •II, "the prettiest ,1,000 tq ~;.!hat 10U'd never u~e f\alfdrrlade ~ gun 1 had JBt me tn here. · , . . ever latd my eyee on." t' .- the club gave a $3 contribution , to the junior garden club to buy flower seeds. A $10 contribution from proceeds of a bake sale M•rcl'l 29-30-31 . . Be Held on April Fifth ~ring the business meeting, TONIGHT 11nd SATURDAY ·' • 011 the resurrection, and a poem on faJth. which are easy to apply 'imd will stick tight to fa b r i'c s through countless rugged launderings. ' Pr~sbyterial Meetipg ~~ ··· presented who read an article . fits . To bypass sewing, select personalized iron-on I abe Is '· bands. A member ol the Mlddl.. port First United Presbyterian Church, Connie is active in the Girls Athletic Association and the College Club. e. but made the most o!, that time and ~e neck:Unes . the' National~ ,HOLZER HOSPITAL - Vtslt· or Society, Mlas JenldniiOll sings with school choir and Is in both iJ1g hours 2..4 and 7-8 p. m. Parthe marching and coo:ert band ents only on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS pla,ying clarlnet. Ste is amember Charles A, Woodard,ll94 Mallo! the Guitar Club and the Girls ' and is an ison Ave.; Forrest R. Russell, Athletic Association. alternate to the Student Council. 1701 . cbestnut . St.; Mrs,, Willie klhd "WOrks.(m'the newspapl't~SUJJ: : A. Roee. Crown City; Mrs. V. Mary Jane attends the Middle- PauJ Niday, Patriot ~ Rt.; Dwayne, saunders. Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Arthur E. Milan, pt. Pleasant; Marcus McCoy, McArthur; First Inoculation for . rabies Mittie G. Markl, Rt. 3 Wallaton; was given In Paris oo July 6, Wllbur W. Wood, Rt. 5 Jaoklon; 1885. Louis Pasteur success~ llarry F. Hol<trol~ Rt. 3 Athfully inoculated a boy who ens; lf¥at1 L. Dearing, Jackson; had been bitten by a dog. B. Gwy!Die Claj<, Ironton. IISCHARGES Mrs. Charles R. Anthol\v, Rlcli- ~ndt's . ~ 0111.v once ·(n tin years we would walt brei!J11es• and Pill••~ aid' li'Otrlea; IIICI our ·", quartet• to ' I •l lili their ci>mi!l,. lnltead, ' ' , ,t { ·, they are ·-~ and taken lor l'anted while men band~· "'!~ 1111'1 dispute ldeao, The tli>(d)le'to,that tDcl ~ ofj!ie wordaire -~ ••II 8_Qreaf. _DayJ ~~ Selling, .. . \;, '• SAlE DAYS ARE . 't ' ,' As our weather gets ~tter....:~ ·~ are out or away ·over the week eiid more ofren-burglars break' into ~ nlc!e ~ homes ll1te yours! FireJindtl$ett will al'!ays be a tln!!lt to your illi~rtant1pit~, ~­ elry , and other ';a!uablea • .C ~ untpp.:;·of COUl'lle, you very WlaclY. spend a i6'CIIDIII a week to · Rent osaN •p!IS!t llox ~ rltht....wt . .. ' • GET RWY FOR 5PRtMG -NOWstop l11 aiiCI Su ntNtw1968 tt..owers the stat• of .' . • \, c->, "f 1,-"~' I, ' ' . ,1. { .' I ' ' 21 Fined, Eight Forfeit Bonds, In Friday County Court Session ' Emergency S!Joad topk the vlctlmo tothehoopllal. !llerll! Hartenbacb ll8ltl Buchanon has been chlll'!le<l wI t h DW~ , •hie n•Ig . POSSI . Blaz ' e Averted , , . Twency - ooe sell, 37, New .Haven, opeedlng, M · "!eel!• tined dJJr1nl the weeki.Y .... 17-year·old F'med ~'f or coon were Blanley E. •- Juv"nile Court "''ota, 25, Marietta, $15 and . U4 " \iq ..,U i - GAIJ!IPOLill .;, Clothlns ..,_ Uc~fs'llljf ftPOrted fowic1 at tho su,.r Bridge site late Satlll'day bl' recovery workers slar<hlrw lor the remalldng lour Ylctlma ofthelloc.I5,1967Silm8ridge dloaoter. However, the rCJOrt could not be ccmllrmed bi a CIYll Defense oJilclll on ducy at the CD heaolquarters when contacted b;y the Tlme.sentinel aroWld 5:35 laot coots, apeedlng; William J, Parsons, f4, Racine Routo 2• lei! ril center, $10 and oosta; !llerman A. Ctmclltr, 20 •.!"Syracuse, $5 and 00111• defeetlvo exh8lllt; Freel E. Raclclll!, 2.1, Lona Bottom, $10 IDd colts, fatlure to tranllor rqlotratlon. MJllng wey o, Sellers, 23, PortTho ;eport oald bits of c~ land, $5 ,and costa, delo<tlvo trw artlcl's were Cound 1>1 worlo- brakes; Chellter Wells, 441, Lona ws, and ~~>at the ml&Sq Ylo- Bottom, $10 iiOd costo, I!OIItloua tlma.,.,'bePtnnedboneolhiiOIIIO roglotra~; Jl\t118l L.Rldenour, 32• !'h•":'r, opeedlng, $10 and of the bridge wrecklp. Illver• were rtJIOrled eorouio costa; Jael<le L. King, 3t, PorntD the dlpster SlluJ>. erol. $5 ~ costs, dolectlve cio;y ID nareb 1lor the l"fllllil1lll(l emet'lllllcy bi'4ke; Earl E. Bamvtcums. hart, 47, . POrtland Houle I, $150 · oVer 110 workeri roPortedlor and costo, three days In jell, a.t:l II! GallJpolla iround 7 e.m. 90 doli'a SUIIpllllilll of driver's ~. Udiri.. on ebar&es of driving wo:J~· sch4~11d ID .,._ whUe lnl(iodealetl IIICI $5 and r1 IOelie: lut eventrw .iniila, doleetlve oxhauat. ac~~~~~IID~ II' CD II'Okeoinao. .116¥ T, Grueoer, W, Pome·COuncy · CtYII De- 1'19 ' Route 1,. $13 ~ coats, rour,...,k, In_.. ~ llr<ld Kobl~. ..59, ·· "'doted bl' ~ Houle 3, opeedln& $10 mfli . ' · ~ ~ K~ M. •GIIkey, iii!JI~~h wUI , _ ti>- tt:Pon)eroy, $5 IIICI '<;ast" un. .. oale ·viblcle; WI!Uom ·I!. Rus- ,....,.late · :: ldclittooai GALIJPOLill - Gallla Coimcy JIMIIlle Judge John W,llowell llne<l Keith c. Dn,orurond, 17, Rt. 1 GaUIPolia, $15 and costs Slturdey 011 a State Highway P.. tro1 chargo of a delective .,.. 3, $2S, exceslive &peed for c:oft. : 111 City Police cases, Judge Howell fined Russell Rose, 16, Ill. I Northtol>, $20 and coots lor rocldess O!leratlonanddlsmlssed a secqnd charge ol oqueellng tires. Wayne Clark, 17, Ill. 2 GalliPolis, was fined $If 111C1 costs lor Slleedllll(. Grog !tnlth, l6, 111. 2 Gallll>oll•, lorlelted a $1.2.50 bond lor lallure II> obey an automadc trllllc signal. dltlons; Elsworth 0. Mlllord, AI· , · banY Houle 2, $25, ~l<~·~n; Claude D. Caton, 27, Route I, llj)Oe<ilng, $27.50; llam Varney, 3f, IJudlly, $27.50, 'llOeclinl; Cl¥de Blankenlbli>, Z2, llunlllilti"'O·'[; $27.50, left of center; Curtla, 26, LOng Bot~, 1·~·~ 50, 'llOeclinl; Rodne.l' """''' ..., Belpn, and James N. COt)oda. 27, AllhliiiCI. Kjo,, $27.50 01011, also on speodlnJ chaqu, Bcu1d to the ll"and cbarpa of driving whliJ 1111!'1~· catAocl, each under J500 were WUUam F.dpr 1; Calllllolla, aand~~:!:r - . J r . , 51,11 The ..,. of Malcolm D. thor, 31, ~acuoe, ctiarpd drlvlnJ wblle lritoxl<lle<l, ~ ~ Aj)r. 5• . ,. 367 TES!S GIVEN GALUPOLill - Ohlo Qo(oartmont ol Heallh technl'lans Frio day mlnlstered 36'1 dllbetel .. toltl ~ laat oeasloo of~ nro Week, eig)Jt day testhwPro' gram In ~· Count~'· During the el&bl cilvs a llltAl o( 1,706 peraona were elvtn the ~· wsts. · ·' • at 1 .. ~· " Ohio· to Attend ~¥e~gi~.~ 'ado · o1 · 11tr talent fii'Jaeatatl(ltls · "J~':t ho;e Included llnldal, !lie Ill ..~.:·"!""':~at IIOIIW al the Uolvtltlll~ . bondo WWO Jameo ·· · 19 R. G~-. • Pomeroy HoUle : ;: hault. 1Udoo, · . Ill ··; •• , ~ • ' 1 I the d and. eue was ooota, oo red '1111 on o H'ii· cont!Jiufl Friday .. bl 'Jl>e llOIIrl llil!llh'lqad; N· Qollliy r!l cOi.nzy Judie 'Frailli' 52, 1!lddleport,' $to "ind ·- . : W, Porter. . .AIJ.t d ..J •' . J .He __.:pp_fie_d_ ...1~~~~~ .. ;:~.:-~:. ~-.~~~ 'Jilrr POMEROY - to JIOrle<i at f p.m. Friday on Roulo '... ESCAPE GUN- ~James E, Baldwin (r(gt,l)holds a -sun coollocatedlrom Illoo Ro,yce, 24, Rosll>n, llfaSB., on fellow Depecy Slerlll Bill GwmeiL ~ Baldwin dlS<oyered the homt"""", gun In llo¥ce's jacket pocket Friday morning In the Gollla Cooney jail juot as they were ,..._..to move lloyce 11> the Ohio Penltontlary. ' Oothing acu~.t· ~ rntnDr mllhip waa re.; L. l&:Ghee, Klmberl.v S. 0' Laughlin, Mrs. John L, 0111aker, Mrs. Thelma Pratt, Coonie Sue Romine, Mrs. Allred K. SAP AND 81/RGLARIES RISE IN THE SPRING/ · cont~eon In oilier lherlll'o deportment F. Henry, .Edwartl R. Kt,., Mrs. the practicality of those glamorous stockings with the gold or silvery glitter, relax. There is no danger of tarnish be· cause they are lmll .from manmade meta Ill c yarns. Jut swish them through ooap or detergent suds like regular nylons. 1.1 ""'!"'The '· BothPomeroy ..... . YT',· •. Kelb' If you are wondering about 1 . . 1 . Wash Same as Nylons ~' 14.,' . • >r Wheeler, Mrs. Helen D. WiWam.. 11011, MAson D. Wills, MrS. WI')' M. lothey, Mrs. RonaldE.,Juotice and infant &on, Mrs. Paul L, Knox andlnlantdaugltter, Mrs, Lloyd M;yers and 1n1ant son. •••• ;.J.t•,,_ ,..·, • · .;,n,, ·~·~ MARCH29 THRU APR1l6 ard A. canterbury, Mrs.Oiarles Mary and lAX> m~· o( .c;e sterile. "Tho :world II all rliht. '!IWrrel.o. are who ~ Ideas bave 'In oil In the earth · . ' .E. Carey, lllrs. Frank A. C1ar1i, Mrs. Kemeth Dickerson, One of three men injured 1n a heack:ln car crash on Route 7 early Saturda,y remained In unsatisfactory condition at Veter&lls Memorial Hospital Saturday nigh~ Most serloudy lnjured in the ctalb wa1 Dlvtd Lee Burna, 26, 220 Franklin St., Marl~ driver or one of the wrecked cars. Bums Is sul!ertrw .!rom lroctures ol the right shoulder and rib&, lacerations or the left shoulder, elbow and le,a and.Jhultlple comuslDn& and abraatona, lite bo.:>ltal r'!"'rt ohoWecl. Also admitted; boll reported 33, 2.8 nortb,ol Pomeroy, In sati~actoo·y condltioo, was Roy Autberitlea anld the brakes on Lee Buchanon, 3;1, Rt. I Reeda- a car driven by 'cleo Mae s.nlth, ville, driver Of the other vehicle Cbtater, grabbed and her vetnvolved. Buchanon sustained a hiele went into a ditch eaullng tracture;d jaw. lacerations of the m1nor damage to ita rfaM rear lorellead, lelt arm W1<l above. the lender. Smith, driving a 1962 lett eye and multiple contus10ns model car, waa attempting to IIICI abrasions. stop lor a sehool bus oo a hut Treated alkl released was Jer~ crest. No ell&rp was filed and ry Kimble, 23, 111 Hurmer. &., no injuries were nported, Marietta, a paasenpr In t h e Bums car, wbo ailirereQ Iacer • atfo!l• of the forehead and nooe. Malp CounQ- !llerUI' Robert C. llartenbncb ll8ltl be wat oumPOMEROY - IIW·l•• Karr & Van ' Head-on Collision Oi dreues. . "'l' Three Injured in [HOSPITAL NEWSJ & The aoap sun reoerioled a ama11 caliber a~Mmat~c plstol.ll had been carved out (I( a bar (I( aoap and blackened to reoomble the .reallhlng. The (I( a ballpoint peo waa stuck In the end (I( the aun to lmllate lite open end (I( a barrel. The mal<e'lhltl weapon ,. a 1 conllll<llled and Royce waa illdak. • � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 29, 1968 burnside holter knoll marcinko matheson staats