http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/230cfc9740bc7d289dcda4dfd12da081.pdf f4a4da427a1cd0d5ddf1f7160755a90e PDF Text Text • J J I' ' , I. ' .' ' ' 4-iteraty Club , Members Art~ Reibel Guests WEAIPP: , • NOW YOU. KNOW Moiar 'i _ , . ""' • tc't....... Ilk ..._., ., - eHIIr tn ... f . . fg I fFJ . . . ...,..._ ...... 'It' ..... , . ... . ..., . . . llllltl . . . . . . . . . PRICE FIVE CENTS -At /1. Glance- SRJEf ' WIRE NEWS (Jrk ·Is . ' From · ' ' UnltedPresa International •. JOHANNESBI'RG, !Iouth Afrl. · ea.- Tbe bitck"POWder plant II !fir Modderlontein dynlllnlle-faolor¥, largest ol lis klltd In the ize:J iiUh lnjur~s . · ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Dapper . . . · . .. • .· . . _. - · . . ''It looked like a second Hlroslllma," one eyewitness said of the muShroom cloud that bloo- · onmed from lhe stricken fact- I ory. "It waa rhostly." ... ·, · Fl.o·. o'.d vIct • · ··•m··s. T0 Receive . By Red·Cross · Fjrst repor!S oald at least 35 ol the 4,0tllkxtd workers em· · ~-- eel In the plant were killed ' and on equal number hospital- · BIRTH ANNOUNCED · ' - .. -'~· ~ :or~d~l:i~gupbl:ly::ay : : . beard 15 miles away. . FLOOD DONT TOI£RATE A SINGLE LAZ'i DOLLAR! of USED CAR VALUES Don'tletyour donarsloafaround, doing noth· ing. Money makes money. Deposit your ''extra11 dollars in a savings account at our bank and we'll put 'eni to work-earning interest for you• We're SWAMPED With Good Buys! This Week's Speciall .1960 Renault ,. ,, ' 2Dr._ ~95 for Safety, Availability, Earni r. s: ...·and Helpfulness-. THE BANK IS THE SAVER'S BEST FRIEND! . DON'T LET THE 1962 Dodge 4 Dr. Station Wagon $2295 V& - TorqueOlte tra01. Radio and heater. Power steer· ina,. non-spin differential. 1962 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan ·· · ·· · $2295 V8. Power steering, auto. trans. Radio and heater. Low milea,e. Dart &reen finish. 1960 Ford 4 Dr. Galaxie Sedan .. $1595 . V8- Auto. trans. Radio and heater, power steering. Low mileage, One owner, \ 1960 Dodge 2 Dr. Hard Top .... $1595 Radio and heater, auto. trans., V8 engine. Red and wliite &L6b. One uwner. .. 1960 Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Sedan · · $1295 Std. trans. Radlo and heater. One owner. 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Dr. Sedan $1645 VB- Auto. trans. Radio and heater. 1959 Ford 2 Dr. Station Wagon- $1195 Vll- Std. trans. Radio and heater. One owner . .1959 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · $1495 V8 - Std. shift. Heater qd defruster. Extra good con- dition. 1959 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. Sedan $1495 Std. trans. Radio and heater. Power stfoerinJ. 1958 Dodge 4 Door Sedan · · · · · · $1095 V8, power steering and brake1, auiO. trans. Heater and 4ettotter. TRUCKS · 1958 Dodge! Ton Pickup · ·· · · · $1095 , 3 &peed trans. CuRtom cab. Nice finish , VB engine. Low ,.UtaJe. • , • stop you from CDming in 1nd picking out 1 Suit or Sport Colt fDr Elster. MEN'S SUITS We Pay 3% Interest On Savings Pomeroy National Bank The new Eaeter sult1 are beret Si:zes 36 to 50 iJ1 regulars, aborts and longa. SPORT COATS . 29.50 to 35.00 New shades for Sprin1. Siz.es 36 to 48. DRESS SHIRTS White and colored wash 'n wear dres• sblrU by Manhattan. In botb and short sleeva. 4.50 to 5.95 TIES BY BEAU BRUMMELL 1.50 to 2.50 Boys SUITS & SPORT COAT.S 8.98 to 29.50 Dressy suit& and spOrt coptl for Sprinl ]960 Chevrol*f Express · · · ·· · · · $1395 ~ Ton. OWJiet, High Water 6 cyl. 3 speed traJJ.I, Heater and defroster. One .R•.H. R~wlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Second & Mill St. Dart~Lancer , Mld. .P,Ort and Ea.Bter. Sizes 8 to 20. Serving Meigs County for over 9Q yeaH POMEROY- RUTLAND • ' Highway Patrol, reporls .Orne in with the Ohio River recedllig. Rt• and 7 is now open from GalUpolis to Pl. Pleasant Rt. is now open to above Add~on, but at 10:30 a.m. was ·closed ne'ar the Krger Creek plait!. That route is rom Cheshire to Middleport. ater building. He said he By United Pl'ftS lnternotlonal 'tin .!Qve" wth unloo work Ohio Valley residents sloshed througi) re<:ediin; ~~~~~ has lllrned down many offo•rs I waters today, but riv_ers in at least two areas lh frtim private Industry, to spill over their banks. .. ing one for 50 per cent of A slow push of arctic air. brought below zero tempera·company'o stock attd a to the upper MISSISSIPP• Valley and uppet Great annual salafy. ID,~k~~;r,egions and spread light rain and snow from the MIAMI - A group ol C· ban refii(OOS arrived on ...,.,. flllhl Friday and IUe under Castro is one big 19 cenl aapirtn Is selling Crews Work Thru Night With Water . sptriled .news conference the decllca'lion of a new Tealm· [ ~IJiiii.MSBiMmH!S~ mt!=:n!llln!t.tw.:or.Y!IK IIII!'JI(iftM!ti!WifW • At OVEC End LOng Seige · . Iii! II I .Kennedy joined a picket · "he ·woold understand the tor better working . , Hoffa made the remarks at • 160 ·E~plpyes ·_ ,· T:: mster boss Jimmy Hoffa Frld!ly Invited Atty. Gen. bert Kennedy to walk • ,• · $8,00" Loss Suf~er~~~ !~ ~ House Fire 8 to Maine. ll At Fremont, ObJo, a state of'llour Pennsylvania countlet "11!'78''"C)' remairied in effect Fayette, Greene jom above Ballvllle the SanduNy River to send torrents - remained deailprt· [ l of the town. Nearly 500 fled their homes. .' l• 1 . l ·~ . ,. . . �"F1 · ea-fure ·rage' · • SENTINEL UP an exhibit at the SETTING Smilhsonlan Instituijon's Musewn ' of Natural History Is like produci~ a Broadway show. A '""IPI ml!o! 1M! written, cut of obaractora. sel•ocu!d~ sets desig-.11ed ancf 10 on. Let's loOk in at the production of a 92•foot-lonc blue whale, one of 300 eree.turet to be displayed. It is made of fiberalaBS. ;- : . .("'. -~,;~ ' ~ . ·!. ., • • · THI 'OLD DAYS - Flood• ID Pomo•oy• hava. beco.me leu 1111<1 1- frequent - tho River's prount droflping ·down and away from Pomeroy Malri..t hod mony prodttotJ'ors. Hero is a romorkablo copy of an old picture tak' on during the 1907 flood, 56 years ago. This was In tho VISITS CONGRESSMAN - Shown above at right Ia do~.:· before the Federal Jystem of dams in tho Ohio and Earl LeMaster of Jackson route f!ve, Far~ Bureau , . . spokesman for the Tenth Congressional DlStnct, w l t h i!o !Fibularo.. held bock downrush of water on the .Ohio Congressman Pete Abele in washington D. C. LeMaste!, .Valley watershed. Last Mond~ when an averiMJ• of 4.5 along with Farm Bureau spokesmen fro.m other. Ob1o · Inches of rain fell in a 24-hour perjod, tho results could Congressional districts, spent March 4-6 m Washington have b"n much worse. Gouges hiovo boon chang• since presenting farm Bureau views to Ohio con~ressmen and 1907, but tho water levol, up~r right, looks about the senators. LeMaster spent several hours With Congress· "~ -~ d Th -~ c t th' k man Abele on Tuesday, March 5, dJScussong southeastern same as -.nwauay •n ur.u•t I 1 our 1..s II wee • Ohio farm probiems. W ' ,. I,_< F" - GETTING OUT QUICK - The theory that Mste makes waste wasn't a bit true in flooded Pomeroy this week as the business places quickly evacuated. The above scene of workers hastoly packmg merchandose before flood· water crept under the doorway was snapped at the K & C Jewelry Store on East Mam·st Wednesday evemng. Jell Gibbs, Dick Knight, Charlotte Coates and Stan Coates were assisting. VINTON'S WORST FLOOD - The 'small village of Vinton, located In norihwestern Gallia county, along the Meigs county border, began cleaning up operations today following Th,ursday's .flood in history which left the community uilc\er five lo six feet 'of flood wat~r from sw9llen Raccoon Creek. This photo was taken Wednesday after· n 0on before the flood 's peak, looking towards Vinton from Rt. 160 leading into the _ community. · · .' .. [~f~·:spape7 f.~v~rf .:ng DOESN'T INTRUDE • . • It Goes Where It Is Invited People Buy Newspapers Because They Want All The News They are as much interested in the Advertising Columns as the News Columns because advertising is the news of what lB available in good< and service• at the stores they know. There are no gadgets to turn off the advertising ln newspapers. Nobody wants it turned off. Every survey ever made shows that people prefer to have the newspaper they buy contain advertising because the ADVERTISING IS NEWSI T .' newspaper is there all day and far Into tbe n::.J n ll is there for ~he whole family to read. AND THEY DOl It lB there to be read at the time and under the circumstances when the reader asks to be Informed. It. ls there for the housewife to tear out the ads and take them with her when she shops. AND SHE DOESI '' ' Pomoroy stra•ll doportdebris off Butt•rnut abavo ' ~. lfiiO!na otfl. lofe',k:I!Jel!· or mlsfortuno. It •1'-Y ,eccidef\1 There lB never a question about the advertiser's mes· rage, It It down there in black and wtoite where It can be referred back to. The . Doily Sentinel IVI~Y 'D~Y : .. ,'. ' ' • 1 \ j ',.1 -·' • ' .' • '~ ~ • ,_, j Newspaper Advertising Goes Where It Is Invited. No Other Medium Can Say. That. . DELIVEii.!iiD to ·ovEit .4,900 HOMes '•· I} \ .',...., • • <.. ' ' -. • I '' ! ·, . . l �"F1 · ea-fure ·rage' · • SENTINEL UP an exhibit at the SETTING Smilhsonlan Instituijon's Musewn ' of Natural History Is like produci~ a Broadway show. A '""IPI ml!o! 1M! written, cut of obaractora. sel•ocu!d~ sets desig-.11ed ancf 10 on. Let's loOk in at the production of a 92•foot-lonc blue whale, one of 300 eree.turet to be displayed. It is made of fiberalaBS. ;- : . .("'. -~,;~ ' ~ . ·!. ., • • · THI 'OLD DAYS - Flood• ID Pomo•oy• hava. beco.me leu 1111<1 1- frequent - tho River's prount droflping ·down and away from Pomeroy Malri..t hod mony prodttotJ'ors. Hero is a romorkablo copy of an old picture tak' on during the 1907 flood, 56 years ago. This was In tho VISITS CONGRESSMAN - Shown above at right Ia do~.:· before the Federal Jystem of dams in tho Ohio and Earl LeMaster of Jackson route f!ve, Far~ Bureau , . . spokesman for the Tenth Congressional DlStnct, w l t h i!o !Fibularo.. held bock downrush of water on the .Ohio Congressman Pete Abele in washington D. C. LeMaste!, .Valley watershed. Last Mond~ when an averiMJ• of 4.5 along with Farm Bureau spokesmen fro.m other. Ob1o · Inches of rain fell in a 24-hour perjod, tho results could Congressional districts, spent March 4-6 m Washington have b"n much worse. Gouges hiovo boon chang• since presenting farm Bureau views to Ohio con~ressmen and 1907, but tho water levol, up~r right, looks about the senators. LeMaster spent several hours With Congress· "~ -~ d Th -~ c t th' k man Abele on Tuesday, March 5, dJScussong southeastern same as -.nwauay •n ur.u•t I 1 our 1..s II wee • Ohio farm probiems. W ' ,. I,_< F" - GETTING OUT QUICK - The theory that Mste makes waste wasn't a bit true in flooded Pomeroy this week as the business places quickly evacuated. The above scene of workers hastoly packmg merchandose before flood· water crept under the doorway was snapped at the K & C Jewelry Store on East Mam·st Wednesday evemng. Jell Gibbs, Dick Knight, Charlotte Coates and Stan Coates were assisting. VINTON'S WORST FLOOD - The 'small village of Vinton, located In norihwestern Gallia county, along the Meigs county border, began cleaning up operations today following Th,ursday's .flood in history which left the community uilc\er five lo six feet 'of flood wat~r from sw9llen Raccoon Creek. This photo was taken Wednesday after· n 0on before the flood 's peak, looking towards Vinton from Rt. 160 leading into the _ community. · · .' .. [~f~·:spape7 f.~v~rf .:ng DOESN'T INTRUDE • . • It Goes Where It Is Invited People Buy Newspapers Because They Want All The News They are as much interested in the Advertising Columns as the News Columns because advertising is the news of what lB available in good< and service• at the stores they know. There are no gadgets to turn off the advertising ln newspapers. Nobody wants it turned off. Every survey ever made shows that people prefer to have the newspaper they buy contain advertising because the ADVERTISING IS NEWSI T .' newspaper is there all day and far Into tbe n::.J n ll is there for ~he whole family to read. AND THEY DOl It lB there to be read at the time and under the circumstances when the reader asks to be Informed. It. ls there for the housewife to tear out the ads and take them with her when she shops. AND SHE DOESI '' ' Pomoroy stra•ll doportdebris off Butt•rnut abavo ' ~. lfiiO!na otfl. lofe',k:I!Jel!· or mlsfortuno. It •1'-Y ,eccidef\1 There lB never a question about the advertiser's mes· rage, It It down there in black and wtoite where It can be referred back to. The . Doily Sentinel IVI~Y 'D~Y : .. ,'. ' ' • 1 \ j ',.1 -·' • ' .' • '~ ~ • ,_, j Newspaper Advertising Goes Where It Is Invited. No Other Medium Can Say. That. . DELIVEii.!iiD to ·ovEit .4,900 HOMes '•· I} \ .',...., • • <.. ' ' -. • I '' ! ·, . . l �.. ' .. . .. New In Farmmg • ' I . . . ;;o.;. •.. SIMPLICITY TtllERS Now Is The Time Jo G~ Ready to Make Garden. We Have 4 H.P. Tillers In Stock Ready To Go. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Pomeoy, Ohio PRDVfco SAFE' u FI-- E US ,o; CUNCI NIRII TtS FURNITURE c-..A. ' STARTING AND Used Farm Equipment • ' 1: . GR'OWING PROGRAMS IIIIo suro you If,. ,.,.. ftoet or "'" I safe olort •d IOUnd JTOWih Willi Provico fttds and Concentrattr. Thorough research PIVIietllrts by e1 USED J. D. MANURE SPREADER e 1 Used New Idea MANURE SPREADER 2 USED DISC HARROWS e can now pay 'or an your insurance PROVItO MILUNG and mo· co. MORRIS IMPlEMENT & SUPPLY CO. PEARL STREETPHONE WI 9-3202 N•donwldt'IMW1 ral~ WY 2-2161 MINERSVILLE RACINE, 0. PAY PLAJ:i." ...,mbloll- oil': · ,..,.; Nadoowldo -'.-,~ . lOIO '"II- IIIII JOG JOJ Ill Drive AFew Miles and SAVE Lots of Doll.l!nll. ...,._ lo!lill""'io-. .~ m.,..•. ~lfo I Regular 'II" ,., ,;..t.Ulo, loHidt, .u.., 1 hotM or pfOS*11, i.u• .., cb'ed; ••k" ~art qf <~••~JW . l!tln,. For doullf, all .,.r' . qPepif ... ,__,. · - • HUSH . Q Price. lltfln At HEA~ING ··Al,l;) ·C:H&c~o~U,~ I ~ GUN SHOOT '-·· SUNDAY, MARCH 10th, 1:00 P.M. LEGION RECREATION FARM Bailey Run Road PRIZES - HAM & BACON . Sponsored By: Feeney Bennett Post American Legion Shoot Wlll Be Held Rain or Shine . ·. HOTIL ~·~tftN, . P()MIIlOY .110~~,"'~~ WED., MAR.l3;~ ·l ' and Bulk Discounts 331% Ammonium Nitrate 46% Super Phosphate 60% Potash l' For All TJI• l'tlllily PUPPIES , I FERTILIZER MAX W~!ID !,'"WY , _ Iii a; ~ .,., ~· ... ,.,' :· saT the SPRING RUSHI *EIELD SEEDS -, .;' . I ,,..,' ' . ' ....... *FEJU~~~~~R$ ' . -SUPPtll$ , ' ex~ perlencllf apeeltrfstl tntn ufe an• 1011nd ltlrllili '"d pow~g. Pmle<t JOI.Ir fl&:k or lmd investmerrt with 1 Provi;o PmfH-I'nlvt11 Feodlnc Proaram. . ' ur·us GfT .\ . ' ' YOU.~ BALER . READY NOW! All These Analysis In Stock Plus A Complete lJne of Mixed Fertilizen 0.20-20 6-13·12 12-12·12 Also At Pomeroy ~n The Following AnalysiS - 12-12·12 0.20-20 6-24-12 ..16-16 3-12·12 1-20.20 All These BULK . FERTiliZER . Aualyall In Stock In 50 lb. Bags . AI• 5·10.15 S-TobKcoSpeclal . ' •Other Analysia Al'oileble , . en Special Orders. I· :·.P()MEROY 1 ' J.\:tc w:·~~. Mgr. WY 2·2li1 �.. ' .. . .. New In Farmmg • ' I . . . ;;o.;. •.. SIMPLICITY TtllERS Now Is The Time Jo G~ Ready to Make Garden. We Have 4 H.P. Tillers In Stock Ready To Go. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Pomeoy, Ohio PRDVfco SAFE' u FI-- E US ,o; CUNCI NIRII TtS FURNITURE c-..A. ' STARTING AND Used Farm Equipment • ' 1: . GR'OWING PROGRAMS IIIIo suro you If,. ,.,.. ftoet or "'" I safe olort •d IOUnd JTOWih Willi Provico fttds and Concentrattr. Thorough research PIVIietllrts by e1 USED J. D. MANURE SPREADER e 1 Used New Idea MANURE SPREADER 2 USED DISC HARROWS e can now pay 'or an your insurance PROVItO MILUNG and mo· co. MORRIS IMPlEMENT & SUPPLY CO. PEARL STREETPHONE WI 9-3202 N•donwldt'IMW1 ral~ WY 2-2161 MINERSVILLE RACINE, 0. PAY PLAJ:i." ...,mbloll- oil': · ,..,.; Nadoowldo -'.-,~ . lOIO '"II- IIIII JOG JOJ Ill Drive AFew Miles and SAVE Lots of Doll.l!nll. ...,._ lo!lill""'io-. .~ m.,..•. ~lfo I Regular 'II" ,., ,;..t.Ulo, loHidt, .u.., 1 hotM or pfOS*11, i.u• .., cb'ed; ••k" ~art qf <~••~JW . l!tln,. For doullf, all .,.r' . qPepif ... ,__,. · - • HUSH . Q Price. lltfln At HEA~ING ··Al,l;) ·C:H&c~o~U,~ I ~ GUN SHOOT '-·· SUNDAY, MARCH 10th, 1:00 P.M. LEGION RECREATION FARM Bailey Run Road PRIZES - HAM & BACON . Sponsored By: Feeney Bennett Post American Legion Shoot Wlll Be Held Rain or Shine . ·. HOTIL ~·~tftN, . P()MIIlOY .110~~,"'~~ WED., MAR.l3;~ ·l ' and Bulk Discounts 331% Ammonium Nitrate 46% Super Phosphate 60% Potash l' For All TJI• l'tlllily PUPPIES , I FERTILIZER MAX W~!ID !,'"WY , _ Iii a; ~ .,., ~· ... ,.,' :· saT the SPRING RUSHI *EIELD SEEDS -, .;' . I ,,..,' ' . ' ....... *FEJU~~~~~R$ ' . -SUPPtll$ , ' ex~ perlencllf apeeltrfstl tntn ufe an• 1011nd ltlrllili '"d pow~g. Pmle<t JOI.Ir fl&:k or lmd investmerrt with 1 Provi;o PmfH-I'nlvt11 Feodlnc Proaram. . ' ur·us GfT .\ . ' ' YOU.~ BALER . READY NOW! All These Analysis In Stock Plus A Complete lJne of Mixed Fertilizen 0.20-20 6-13·12 12-12·12 Also At Pomeroy ~n The Following AnalysiS - 12-12·12 0.20-20 6-24-12 ..16-16 3-12·12 1-20.20 All These BULK . FERTiliZER . Aualyall In Stock In 50 lb. Bags . AI• 5·10.15 S-TobKcoSpeclal . ' •Other Analysia Al'oileble , . en Special Orders. I· :·.P()MEROY 1 ' J.\:tc w:·~~. Mgr. WY 2·2li1 �• I ) J ~v V -~# ,, • (91 F01 SALE .... ,..,. AD ' CANCELLATIONS "'"' "~H~l!'2~ •.• For Da.• Puhlll!ltloll 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air H.T. REGULATIONS lO ':;11P:~~~=~~U::e:::: ::r:'!w; '::~':'.:~.'7! • ,... - ,.....,.. ,• .....,,, RA<d&S , For Want Ad Servke CeDtt per word one 10 on..-rtlon. ......,.., c,.,,. _.. @ ~ for 'Mn'H ~~:. !:':":'~ .., ••'" "'" '" .,..,,.. tm ••··~ " .. " ,., 1 c ea.te PR paid .,w. (:",:.;,"'o. MD- to dey~ 1 .--~. .,.• $1995 By BABKELL BRORT !with hlJ Independent divlsfoM. field lof UIIMed Prell Ia~ . Wtead, Rhodes said. Chase duatr es interior. White finish. Ex<ellenl whitewall tirea. Rad10 and heater. 1958 Chevrolet Del R1y 2 Door - - $745 6 cyl. motor, standard trans. Clean interior. All black finish. Radio and heater. 51 R Now On Display-New Corvette I ng ay Convertible, America·· Most Wanted Sports Car ' """"' "'"" .,.,n ....,. " ~ ' Coup~. 1 owner and real low mileage. Spot~ clean ~ of M£ROY MOTOR (0 POOPEN . EVE$,-7:00 P.M. • COLUMBUS (UP!i - More Ia would attempt to determille the glecled by both -~ IDdustJy goillg to be beard betoN long aeeds for research proerams to and by lndw~~~~ ba . about W11ITe11 a. Chase Jr., the 'attract lndllltry t oOhlo.. lbe Midwest. ,.....~, ve new director of commerce. The Clevelander waa brand new centrated. oo the old·Ume Traditionally the eollllllOJ'Oe di- to- politi<.. He bad juJt retired 1goodl alter World Will' II ''""'" is lhe poliliclll after a long and distlnguished ca·:of plunging heavily iuto hanciynlan withou.l much else to I' ,...r as' vice _president for............ .... Ironies itclenceo. II illandotspace be • ., to catch do There are a number of divi- lgin<ering for Ohio BeD Tele,~ w n ,:~-the 'e! :sio11s iD the department but aQ. .Ctl. ID that posltioD I;Je ·~ wide wblcb meana wal QUI are headed by penon• ,appointed contacts iD lhe engineerlDII and Cl>aoe Ia dntng Ia an lbe · · -·• by ~- till field urgent and lmporlal1l. ·! ~overnor'o @ oK. ~ID lhl new ve . by the governor and1 confir~ c s. ... . COLUMBUS (UPJ) - House Rnger Clolld aaid 14day bUI b? overhauJ Ohlo'a lSI Suuday closing law probWill come up lor a HOU!e Wednesdoy. n db f th . 'l'lle bi coul ring one o e ~o.st dramatf.e and emotional floor136baltleo of the legislature u tackle the biU. _,_ the flral Unto iD man• uwt 1 ~ ~ .~ ozi Sulldaf cblnp : :oe: '" ~ 'BOUJIS. ~be ~:u; loc~l· I 8 s·:rg HUrdl.·e A.- r. • RES ~·TP~Rg~u~ING CommisSIOner s ;:,on . Others Fm"l -- 1 - TEr.;VIISI10 IN REVIE., -. a-- . Under IJU<h a poulblllty, lhe eon.etvably, thoup there IJ ralings services, "!bbch JIOI...S noturol doubt about lhe proapects ,., . , _ vit.!t lile-and-dealb · po- <!l'ft' ot pulllnl 111ch an idea into of. lhowo lrith their Jtllllllfcal flnd. feel, it lo IIIP eDOUgh Ia oend a inga, and which were crilfclzed e!>tll tnntugh any oman mincla in u. Bol - earter this yeor by the ll'ederal the network enterlainment c1o- 11. Trade Commlaaino rti"rel , would partmente: for H 1 major ratinga be •~joeI to llanda rdo policed oervice were to havo trouble wllb .Air. by t Federal Communtcattona lhe atandardo, the emblrrut U.JiaJllla'ait. Commission !FCC), mont oll around would be obvl- U. Oo11ooi of - - Ia a ICbool ol thought OliO, and unocmtlorta!Jio mot)ooU u""" lL ..._... lhal mointsrdo Ibis iJ nothing but of JJCreeolng lheot l'lllnp mtp1 Mjwll a logical step IInce, under the have to be dovlaed; and lllllll 1-f, KIIJC'I law, lhe airwaveo belong tO lha mtnd• frequoni!J panlo whan !aft Ji. public, which Ia acted for by the to mako lbeir owa deciliont. TIJe. -t FCC, which Ill tare keep. an eye largo mind lmowo tbaNt Ia alway• . II.-.... "" Jbe Jtelwolb and the lndtv!JI.,annlher woy. _ : LPJif,.. UBI ststtons, who eventually are The attitude of many responsible for the FCC and addicts is primarily this: Jr. therefore the pobHc. , know the rlll!np may not ba ... . . . . , _ othen Woodd BeneDI [feel, but wt ·h8ve else · eop 'l'llere£01'<!, tbia thinking goes,' go by, ao let'J aD try I . : : :::..1-. shouldn't any organi111ions thai what we bave - but let 118 -· have melt enormou. tnliueneo in U mainly. And tho networlal, ll.x-.t decidinJ the lbape of publi<> eep fnr a rare frank publle II. Mll'llilf owned property-end what obowo missiOn, averase lhel rattnga (1(1, lbe puhllo on lelevlaion.- just another ooe of tbOir to. - =., '1\1- s Jum·ped., ll·~ :m.,... • ·=: ::::'.";::, A P·IANOS ~ I ho~llaUzed ~ ~NTED LOST: MALE, BLACK and tan beegle hound. Answers to name of "Rover." Contact Charles S. Beller, . Atkins Chicken FBflll, Rutland, Ohio __ ... •-••er _...,. World Sta::::. Com poet 4 rooms ~ur· nlshed, and 4 room unfurmshed. Automatic heat. Middle-, rt WY 2-3874 po · · 3-S-TP (8) AUTO SALES will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1·30 p m at the home of Wt have all slzea Mrs.· DaJ~ D~tton. Mrs. HarSower Machines old Sauer and Miss Susan Park Reasonable Rates will hav• the program R 0 II Call WY !-2974 Day or Night . • . ulk . 7 26 tfe call Will be a work of Fa ner. THREE and lour room furnish· ed and unfurnished apart- AUCTIONEER Complete Service Crill Bradford ments. WY 2-5434. 12 6 tfc I Write, PbOJte '"' Contsct A. C. BRADFORD liED and unfurnished Racine, Ohio 5 18 tfc n1s Paid uUiitie5. Beapar 5 e · hone WY 2. fore f p. p Ph e WY .PHOTO COPYING Serv1ees. 'triG, aler p. m. l~n 6 tfc Copy any letter or dOCIIItlent. 2-357 ~ '~euter Insurance, Pomeroy. HCUSE 4 rooms bath attic 2 15 lfc • ' ' ' fur basem•nl. Nice . yard (20b) INSURANCE and driveway. 1637 Lmcoln Heights. WY 2·Z'I80. ge 2 16 tfe . . · F!l'e, autornobtle, bonds. Ph. SMALL APARTMENT 127 But- WY 2-2903. 8 f1 tfc ternut Ave., Pomeroy. 2-26-tfe llonter lnsorance Agency "lnsoranco for ....,. personal (17) HELP WANTED and business - · " v•ANTED: Route salesman OV · Phone WY II-WI ., 2>. Est.blished route. Re- COMPLETE INSURANCE Pn> ference required. Apply in tect1 Lif A to F' Pc> person. ABC Cleaners. Mas- Uo ~II ~n ~eli• W V · • 3 6 Gip on, · a. --port. 4 30 lfc GIRL WANTED for baby sit· ting and light housework. (21) REAL ESTATE !'!,""~":1~0::~ •' ~ 11ee . ' Melrepolltaa Moton ~ Slreel Po E. meNJ PhAilli~WY m .__,,, 4 22 11c ' . 1962 CORVAIR NO. m, Radio and healer, 8000 m1les $1380. Tel. WY ' l-2486. 3-~ FOR NEW nr uaed can or trucb, pbone Marvin Mll1'tts. SALESMAN, Beasley Matbews, Albens. LY 3-4061. or a...ter. 9115-3260. IO.!I-tfc 1153 STUDEBAKER 2 dr. 6 cyi. -hill. Tires fair. Runs. $50. can WY ~- Standar~ --------=:-=-~=-7·3~tc JINIO Falcon ' door. Excellent condition. Ray Weavet, New Haven. Call TU 2-3105. 3 8 61 P ----:fo : -r -:S-:a le- - - ' FURNI~ ~- Phu~<e B~:E~ .s~Y~dl~po";;: :.m., eo~~>plete, Tues., Mlr , 19th. 1963 SHOW 9:00 A.M. SALE I :00 P.M. 43 h<'ad registered Herefords · HornPrl and pollPd ., ·,For C•t•lo1w write : HIRAM SLAWTIIt Mldctl-rt, 0. ' . C'r .. u•..-.::c; ---~- . __ WATER WELL drilling, 5 to 13 lnch wells. Myers pump sales and services. Wells repaired. James A. Heaton. Phone Chester &2273. • • Jt~ol"'"VId:: FOR PAINTING lnterlor, - caD Richard Will, 8111 ti. Second St., Middleport. II) 30te H0Splt• aJ NeWS Entered Hoopital Among those who Holzer hospital In Ihe pas1 hours were Mrs. MYron L. Ghee, IHI ~nd Ave:, L. Parsons, Rt. I PatriOt, Jack A. Mnor, Cheshire, Mrs. Walter M. Loveday, Rl. 1 shire, .Mrs. Arthur _Rupe, Rl. FOR SALE: 2 bedroom home. Cheshire, Mrs. Mo~ W. Beautiful Birch kitchen. Au· Rt. 2 Patriot, Mrs. Rny Howell, tomalic gas heat. 1649 Lin· Rt. 1 Vinton, Raymond H. coin Hgts. eon John Blaett- ders, Rt. 4 Oak Hill, alld Mrs. nar, wv 2-51Z'I. 2-26-tfc ·willard A. . Palmer, Ironton. Blrlh1 FOR SALE - 7 room house with all conveniences. In Mts. John W. Brown, Reedsville. Phone Coolville, St., Rutland, dauDghtet , S67-6210. m. Friday. Mrs. ante1 ~aip David Ave., Jackson, 3 4 8:16 a.m. Friday. Mrs. 1131.Fa;m Equipment ney .McCorkle, 204 Dawson FORD MANURE Spreader 100 Ja~Qc/n, daughter, 4:13 bu power take off. Phone wi' 9-2184 z 28 l2lc Dlaclllrged (241 LIVESTOCK PaUents rc:cenuy discharged included CecU Burnette, ONE BOAR HOG and four ptgs Wickersham, Jtol;>erl for sale WY 2-6020 3-5-6tc Mrs. Edna Hamson, P au ' · Clark Mrs Rachel F o Ide (25) POULTRY Mrs. 'carl Mmris, Mrs. G I e FOR SALE: baby chlckl. Most Pauley and Infant While Rose Lodge will meet Wednesday, March 13, 1:30 p. m at the legion hall in Middle· p~rl. Hostesses will be Mrs. Dorothy Morris, Mrs. Francis Fleming, Mrs. Helen Lewis and Mrs. Mary Jane Neal. ;:40 Fr\d~Y· 6~ - ~-- .I ~ .I ~eeda available. \AielttU "'ltllttf ___:_ TWO WATER WELL machines, Phone WY 2-5117 aile: 96 1 cyclone 35 I win- m. ky drUI, for core drilling or (19) BUSINESS OPPORTUNinES water _weD drilling. Each 2 bl bole, · portabie. Paul Chevalier, Long Bottom, Ohio. t"OR RENT: Largo grocery lor . I · $35 ·00 · 3 ·5-tltp rent " ith equtpmen •"OUND 600 bu h Is of rn month. CaL Clifton, W. Va., "" s e co · mM41 And 6 rooms and HarriSllnville Ra ., Rt. No. 1. bath · 8 tore lo $25 00 a Oren l"ears. 3-5-Gtp over r · month. 2 _14 30te 16th Annual 5.1.0. H•r•ford _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Assocl•tion Show and S1l1. 120) BUSINESS Rock Springs F1ir1round Pom1roy, Ohio ~~f~;~~·,;.~~~ble." Ent;::~·::.;.. o:~:bl.. (14) FOR RENT APARTME~. ' em~r,~gen:cy~s:::lb~~~~~~~;w~h:o~~offered his~:;l~~i:l::~i:l::7'~ c~ur.<!' c;n15VI.! and ~:;gh::~::.~: Infant oon. r.tri. leap~=rens.:::..th:.:ma. 1 ... h: 0111•1'··-""".:0,':',· 2 6ams. State Route, '1 m119 ~:~~0:::.,~~~:: ~:,r~ BBITett anid Ra,~ from Pomertoy on .,,J,nol and lfu"\~":;, 1 _ . .ana. Plolo~U . One un I of b":""' ,was , mail route. Good well. Tel. enw. ern• • ••..., .. WY-2-3078. 36&t.c Attetrn-Lo'":~'~ I.,\ ., ' .. .... Llh · lstered at lhe !illspltal ori day. ' . l ' s ·, hour, Pomeroy-':'_I:IB_!!rt_ . Pleasant 47.47, mmoo Kanawha t~ ··:;~lbtg. tng, . ' I was l'W1IIing 3V• feel aJic! 28 f~I. The cibio Solvay, ·n·""'• . .,,Oilii.i- . . ' A'fliO .. Wia• :::>' .~ CCIIII'M'I · •-a . • ..,.otbtoliriiM.OIJto , ', •EWIHA•·I'IM'ANIWM. '• ~· . •· Mtlllc J1t1t 1ar You Newa I'<Uilc Just For You Ne\Q - y I 3.~ Ill~ J ust • ..- CHI 2 00 News z·os Musto Just !"or You z 30 .. NOWI . _........ y 2' 35 M~lo J..... ..- OO 3·Ott Ndl• 3 Oil Platter Party 3 30 Newa ' :011)' 1t: - 110• c.mo. ·~ . L .,_, PI· · IL f:;" _"'• ~ 1• 4 lltoop . """'""· .. 21..... bultdor M.-w1 L....., Clf ...._ "ADtlllola Ulo i'UIIIJ" ill.lplll; ' ,.,._ t.JUp It, 1UJo, =• - lt. ...*'· ·WMw _.. Girl'• aamt -- ........ IT,JC7e . ao. :::" lL 'l'roap· at. At U.-C?MHvlllJ' Bo~ailo "' ,.., ••,.. oo.zljJI- 530Sipoft . ' 00 Ftltnwy ..... 011 . SATURDlY IICIII8lJLa .. ' :'oo News 6:011 .., Country . 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Ira Tihbt 1:15 Churcll at Work ' > ' 1:30 Nowa 8·35 Pen- AUf!IJtb'· ·· " 1' 00 WiDp 01 Healing 1:10 a.troll Warlrl lien ••• Suttdt.l' Qllpel IC:IIO O. 1 :3D 10:11 :~:: 3 35 Piatler Partr •=- Volcl ol - ., • • ..,...., """ :-s.:: PIPwlrtltDpeelllelh•oeo• 4 00 Nc!IIIJ • ., ' f Ull PJttter Party 11:30 NOWI . . t : 1~ BliJettDar AIIIO bolr - l1:30 Counlf7 Hymn ftilt 'J'i,.. 6 'fttull. tt:OO Naaa &.part 11111 4: 10 LoCal Nen • .....,. 4 10 Mlllictl ~ ll:liO lift. ·llerlta 'I'MII . 1:110, llalr "' ,....... ~ - oo Newo 1 i:30 l.lllba'u &ar 5·00 Platter Party 2:30 N..,. River Report APPRIJ¥£1 RNAM~£, INC. Goiulen! Ow!tn Star 1'1'1. 12 30 1 00 I t1:J I. ¥ 3 ~~ !~;.,-~, :.;:~;;..o:.~ ~:. ~ 12 15 1i ·55 ~co?":e:ble~":.'bl~land, :~raf=g~:'~ II 58 I" IJt, t~ 1& · ·E Shov••' ;., ". 4' 00 !!.,.. NeW. CoUotry Hoedown <FIIIIIIJ W«mmp 'l'llurl. I Upper Room Meditations low Jones SlaCk Ave. NoOn News Mualc Just i'or You •i 40 FINANCING . bull:g~as iiO II ~i:l::i:l::i:l::i:l::i:l::i:l::~i:l::~~ I 6 00 Ne\Vt ' 7:30 Newa 6 05 Country Muola Time 7:35 Breakfut Party 6 20 Coll!llrY Jamboree 8:00 Ne\Vt I 30 Ne\Vt 1:011 Breald.ast 'Parlf 1 35 Farm World News 1:30 Nen 8'45 Melg! County RFD 1:36 Breakftul Party lOti Newo 9:00 News 1 05 R,...okfut Part:' g:tl6 llreUiast Party a: IS Jonet llulek Show ? 30 Newa 7·35 .PlcteDJ Hardware Show t :30 News 7 50 1:50 NOWI Report . t:lll Breakfaol Party 1'00 Radio llymuaJ !~: 00 NeiVt . 8 15 B kfall 1'111)1 10:06 Polka Party Partlck Sport Show 10:35 Mua!c In lhl All 1 30 10:<15 1be Good I.Jfe 8 35 '!'"akfaot Party ,5.~ Under Ohio SltJeo 10 1 45 •laker Fum. Sbuw-Fri. 11 . 00 N 8·Ill News · ew~:~ 9·011 ..:oifee With Janel 11:~ TOJ! Ten Show 11 :l!O Ne\Vt 9 30 News 9 35 .ColfeeJlllb Jlllel 11:3$ Dtlttoo's TOll Ten Show · • Sho 12-00 NeN- Reporl 1 45 Betty ewton w :15 M lc Interlude 12 tO 00 Ne\Vt · uo 10 "" Mi!liiiCit'lll AlrJQelalloll 12:30 Rev. Merlin ~ ID 1'1 Mornlitg lntJwlude 1:110 P!0111 tO 30 NeiVt _ 1:011 Platter Party 10 35 Moi,i!Dg lntwlllde 3:30 News 1t 00 News 3:SI P!JIIer Party , · 11 oa SWitp Pickens Harllware th~t·:::~~:':~ten Frencb f~ , fir t p8 ,'luale aod .Infant oon, The name o ane h ~Lawrence Long, Mro. A me_ was ~ppUed , to 8 \"enc go Johnson, Rnberl Hanlchen, Gil· com '" lti3D by .~mg J~gendn bert' Ray Samuei .Cllck, WiJ. because 0 f lfs Latin Je •' !lam Add~, ' Herbert · · WIDiord, • • Johannes Det GraCIB FrtiiiCor- Frank Conn Lo....U McCarley urn Rex rJohn by lhe grace ol · ' God King of 'the Francs)- ..,. and Mrs. George .Menshouse. '. 1 'edt Alilonl Aillnl RURAL, one acre level land cordmg to lbe Encyc ope a According to U.e miilnlght nn good gravel road, off roote Brttannlci port of the nursing ..... .-~~·• 124: ' room frame, dug well -LEGAL NOTICE tbol"! patients who wereiiAII"".I with water system, f r 0 nt LleAL NOTIU as r,ir included PJemon porch. $2,200. af"=~~a~::·.~:!D. :~f':.~ ; Clyde M. SmJth, John A. ALBERT M. COX SALESMAN "" "" on ,,..,..,. '"·· 18C13, .... gan, Mrs. Nanna Walbw'D, BOX 229 WY 2-2220 ::!:e\: •:! ~~rt t'J'::'oaU:::! to Bradford, Fr.ed S. Kirk. Mill.! f"!.\0-.. S-8-3tc Of Met~ ~oun, ... Leona w~m,nner, _ . 431, pr,...-J or. a .., d 'Lon FOR SALE· 33 acre f¥rm six other pi'(IPff MUef on ,UM, ll'OU•" ar Borders, -:J r en a •bMnce of: laJtt. Dtfen4••t J L. M"'" . 1. room he • her tt" • '·· ·s Wtllftd rrom uid Pllltntlff tar mon tb•• OM ames IIJIC'r, Mr MIDDLEPORT, one story frame , 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, bath ' lull basement lor-• air ' ' •~ heating. House is less than 2 years old lot 66 X 70 located ' . ' on Gravel Hill, $12,000. CHAIN SAW am not completely h•••nv ll MASON, w. VA. nrlnei· the economic issues," Pow· 'nl~mas ~~~· ~I ers said, 11but I guefls no iii pal, had been silting iD hi> really is. We thiok we shoold Two girls rushed in to ~tten more mnney." Buying a r.... "I ran into lhe ~ N and oaw the ftre 111 the Barvtval Nol Tbn!ateaed •VI Ca · r "k r . he said. "I could hardly Bradford, general?.':m:a!na~g=er=~ ~ - M. New York Time1, my eyes. 1 puDed the a1arm." · The children on thei[I'OUIId the . , iD the new section of t b got out without viva! of the newspapeu. on smoke blinded many of was faDing all the way down in old sect11111, and when to Greenup Dam, where he 1 'nd roof collapsed they began river was stationary, Bel o ing and Jumping. Workers from a bank acroas Greenup the river. . wa• street rushed ladders to slowly. Through Atl'ROVBD fiNANCE, INC., all scene. Tbree men uprooted '/081 Movements: , astoC'iate CO:mpa.a:r of small tree and used it as a <r O!do River- Richard Tn;oltll NAT I 0 N'W I D I shift ladder for chllilren to down 13, 5 a.m.: Franldi!t MUTuAL, yoo eaa now rushed equipment Pierce up If, 12:30 a.m.: Vulfinance yOUI car the ro,... . . interest way ••• and add 10 E reecued from :.n your uvlnas by iosuriaa ~ the low-premium way building. ~ old part of tho 6 a.m.: Wa)'lle H. <19wn 18, . with Nadoowide. So ~ obaped bulldmg wao gutted 15 p.m. AI Greenup Dam t for• you tn.y .your nest: damaf.:uwas ·~~a~ PhD!p Sporn was wailing. Wail- car, aee me finl for ._.. 1· tha • a nu n ing 41a pollll near Dam Ill was blo-barrcled -iopl . Pe1rl W. Willl~ms lrle State, Luther end Son Or! anJan H E 311 IL Stew ,.., e • · • rowhead and . , WY. 2-2311 GaUlpoDI:Dom - ~l.t Ol'fliC:I MOUUt Gauge readlllp: Jog for lockage to begfu ' 9:00 toi100 DIIIJ 52.8 feet at 10 a.m., of the Plltsburger, Ells~ Othen by APPflinlrnent a 'Sally Beao;·ll· 7:~ v': contraCIII ~ WMPO Radio 'l'llaiJ FIIIDAY llreakful Party otf'I'IJlA~ 8 Iaeft narS IS0 ,.. JA L II I. • ,......._ J: =., 1,. mch P.l ' DAILY CROSS·_ -WORD \ Have Others Church N0t"ICes r~- 1\J 11 - rrec. a,. 'lbtre wiD doublleu be al. tempt. to amend the aubeommJt. tee<lrafted projllllal .., lht floar. Oplnioos " , · L\el, PoQterqy-~dleport, 0 ., Mar. 9, 1988-7. wl!lch 1o - · ·1111 to ~ lht 11a11aao do - to dtt - 'lland lhe deptl! of feelio1 by Wlli!!h ll wiJy a fellow • - . many IIOiwwt IIIII llot1ott .C>fll. !Ott lllaolf, ohalrmu tl lh II Lf. " elaJo •pilot flu Iller federal it> . , . ,, ....... maob ~ , .roado .., tiJioritolon, II Ia tmpor· wn(b by· ·1!'1"11 _... mHI."'I ,. 1tanl to lliHlontstad olio Qllt of ~Y pubflottiOd deowlcl....._ B~ DV JIIOW hov~ their <tedentl<olo flnl op- their IWIIIYe a,..,. . . obout dtt,"wit8lelodcj.• " Vo!W " - ~lltul iproved by the g o - !· 111j Nenp.,ero Nol ~ . HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Ia the ot!JOr worclal'lht pr!va~ tai.r.ts Whit ~ lD ll!eu ~ !f Mr. ,00 Ml'!l, Donald )forgan eurrent COIJtlt'euiOnal probe of of the lpo11101'8, who llll lht ral- lhlt, while new~ have no o( Newark . were rect~tl guests . lelevitJiolt rtt!ln8)1, lbe moot !J!o- tnp to determine bow many tiJe. offietal rei)IOillibllity ta ;~ of her pii'Of\fa, ),h1 and ftll'll, oinatiDIJ polnl rolled thul m ..... orettorJ cuotomero . they .,., .meot ag"'!cy, tho! networb and Eslle Moosp!ln, ~svllle. a.riRNEY GOOGLE ond SNUFFY Sllrlll'tol corns the pouibllltJ fit onllrlng reacbinl; woold llliiJ be bene!icl· • · i=5~~t.~~ lite llrmo:lhll oupply of lhe ""'"m,.l!ut JtOt lht J.. federally Jt....OO. , . them to be.,; only.. oneo.. ·' ' """'""QO range all llM!' way from eon\plete repeal of the blue law to 1 change 111 lhe law tD strict ..,. !OI'(tmenl of !be olalute it DOw slanda. These vlewo· and31 lht many possible shadiDga of optaion lD between wiD all have a ehaDce to be aired before the Houoe. At least one attempt Ia upect... ed to restore "!" C011111t011 labor f l the Senate and 111118 beyond theJ Chue hal quieti,< heeD takm. ,; ' i!"':~:b "~~= ,~:;:;,.....,..,....,..":"....,,....."i"'..,."';;;';;;'";;:;;,:;~:=;;""',:l director's control iDventory o1 the_~ colprovlsloa. dropped from the uew. •• I OOJ!Jtt_.... " . - - - - --( 20) BUSINESS Chase has a different and '""'Ileg.. iD Ohio to delermlniJ for the . ' propoaal iD lavnr of a ' ban ... I (9) _FOR SALE ci!'c assignpnt. Gov. Jamoa Unto wltal Ohio has Ill thot J:, sales by the judiciary JOtbeommit.••:;.:::.~..'.:;,:0 :_;> ~ .r!~.. DON'T PUMP your sluggish SERVICES Rboc!es oaid, Ill presenting a...., Oeld and wbat 1t llfeds. Thou~Jht tee drafting the bill betause ot IT'S SO EASY septic tank. Gel Klean-Em- Aluminum Distributors and al e RepuhUcan luocb on lnaugu· The director, iD nne of hl8 few 0 its difficulty tn interpretation and 1 All Septic Tank Cleaner at Su • N. 2nd st., Middle· raLwn Day, that director public lddres,.., laid It 011 lhe court. declsi0118 rendering IIUCh "~ I Landmark Farm Bureau, ~PYOh'o Ph WY 2-321D.j would not be a tralf1c cop iD the line ln a speech to lhe Ohio In· laws unconstitutional 111 other WANT AD Pomeroy. 2 8 30tc deaier for Baked· department trying to keep up formation Committee, an lllde. atates. PHONE WY 2·2157 I on enamel Aluminum siding. pendent, conservative orgaoiza- BELLMORE, N.Y. SOme repreoenlallvet openly la0 l:====;:;:;:=='IYES, YOU CAN borrow u r storm windows storm doors, Uo. compo'"!umostly,of l!u&lneso "Don't worry about me, vor complete repeal of all blue ' Carpet Shampooer Free to awnings, pre-e~sl stone, Low· and p~eSBi peop e. · . Help lbe other kids." ' NEW YORK (Up)) - Pu~llsb- laws. But any ''Betton along thlo 11 I NOTICES clean your carpets with Blue est prices anywhere, fret es· First· Baptist Cbarcb, Rac!De, The cold facts were, he lAid, Smoke b!Dowed from lhe era and printers lnday wen over line Is out of lhe quesUOD with AUTOMOBILE iDII011'811Cf beea Lustre. llaker Furniture. timate,, no money down. Up Rev. Arthur R. McCauley, pas· lhat Ohio bas ID caleb ap iD and windows of the the major obstacle lo ending the mail from Ohioans I'Uitlling better 356 caneetled1 Lost your o(lfrator's tc to 7 years to pay. tor, Chester Simpson, SUpt. many frelcla. · High' School on Long ·-Island strike, now in Its than 11-1 iD favnr of 1011te IJpe lleerueT c.n WY :H966. 1.-========="j 3 6 12tc Snnday - Sunday Sehool 9:30 He emphasized that schools ofiFire Commissioner E. Floyd month, but the big dailies of reatrietioll8. 8 L5 t'o '60 Pontiac -- $1 ,870 LIMESTONE FOR vour every •·"l· Morning ~orship" 10:45 a. technology were badly needed, sell ran to lhe ~e may not the stands There will almost cmatnly be LOSE WEIGHT safely and e.as· d Fu · hed delivered m., Sermon: Saved. BYF oaylng Ohio had only 0010 worthy alter 2 p.m. EST Friday. more than a week. altempts to· amend one of lhe l'ly Wl'th De·-A-Diet tablets, Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. Low n': ---' rnProJO mpl delive-. and Junior Fellowship 6:30 p. of the name. He wou1d like to }ldrror he bcame aware ef Printers still . must ratl'fy the I most revolutioilary mileage. Beautiful all w~ite an'" sprCC"...1. •1 E · Serv' 8 1 tw --L--1 turn peel th prodaspects of the . 5 only 98c. Stark Drugs. fini sh. Power steering. Hyd. Sb 1 • (: tr ction,. PhonE. m.; YeJung tee p.m.; see severs o-year auJUU on e new two-year contract proposed bill, the list of uctJ exempt• illg students trap 3 1 60tp u-~~l o; -~. l-2--dc Sermon : " Miracles." Wedne'i·ing out the technicians to run the ond floor. · Mayor Robert F. Wagner ed Jw name from the ban on SuD====--:-:-=~ '60 Cadillac • $2,995 Wy ---·_ Y . day - Prayer Meeting 7:30 P· machioery developed and en- Lying nn the ground wao by negotiators for day ·saiea. DEUClOUS Jtalian ">i:aas at 1 INCOME TA~ Sen1ce. M~. m.; gineered by the sclent,lsts and the son David, a senior. The Friday before Despite the subcornmlttee'l at. lhe G & G ~e. 118 W. M~in DeVille 6 window sedan. A Wandu Ebhn. Located 1h mile engineers. Jw·tnes"""' said, had left the 1 most like the day it was sold. d R ute SIJUnd«<, J tempts to arrive at a list of ex· St., POl''h~roy. Ohio. Phone Fully equipped. from Fair Groun on o - Bethlehem Baptist Chore•, And unless this is done, be said, 'ing when the fire alarm Andresume. this is only part or the emptiLM that would be fair to WY 2-9905. Complete CarryNo. 124. Phone WY 2-2272. Great Bend, Rev. Arthur R. Ohio Ia going to lose more indus- 1then raced back tnoide to business that stands the mony interests lllvolved and out service 3-7-6tc · 2 15 30tc McCauley, pastor, Robert Lew- ,v.y . becaU!e there are now sel· lothers, until choking smoke way of officially ending still retain ·the intent of the! lawATTENTION. FARMERS: Pro- r . HEATING AND PLUMBING is, Supt. Sunday - MOrning enlists and engine<li'S wasling lhlm to leap from a second longest and rostliest to provide a day of rest and,._ duction Credit Association Pomeroy, OhiO I Mueller Ftarnaees Worship and Sunday School 9:- tfleir time doing the work of tech· window. blackout. which began laxation-they reallze they cannot provides OJ nnanel'n~ of any· _ ___ _ ____ -- -- 1 Arnold Bretbers 30 a.m. Sermon : ~'Saved." Eve- nicianS. Such a pro.gram, he said, The plunge shattered hitt Saturday days ago. make everyone happy,' 8 92 thing a farmer desares:, (2) COMPLETELY "rebuilt Black .61B E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohlo ' nin~ Servi:;e 7 p.m. Sermon : ·would cost money. caps, but his concern still Most officJals who influencedld.:~l ;.-=========. low cost smple interest, .13) Hawk garden tractor, 5 H. Pbooe WY Z..%448 / "Miracles. He made it very plain that the for the others. took part in the bargaining,., Credit life Insuran~ avatla- engine; 8 millimeter camp6 7 tfc ·vocatinoal training schools are I Terror Bit• School fairly pleased with the settlement, , ble, f4 ) prompt servtce. c.n Jete movie outfit. Almost I not what he had in mind. The 1 David was no.t the only ·which provided a $l 2,27 · the far~r• f51 Opportumty to n ew. Phone C he s t e r I Attention Dairymen •tale has 10 but as far as Chfrase ,ster to jumjr-!lor thhe only package increase in the eWURLITZIR buy stoc~~ttn a farm control- 985-2273 . 3-S..6tc S 'is concerned they are far om •o show berolsm-w en a period. eBALDWIN led association. For Informs· C: E · ~ .. filling the bill. !teriou!l "blast or flame" CoagraluJate Mayor and OTHER I'AMOUl tion or service, call Meigs (I 0) FOR SALE or RENT I T!Je director, onco his .formed a pleasant _Friday President Kennedy, who I RANDS and AtheDJ Co., Dick Ster0 MAH. 1 ia completed, will make . into terror Within urged that third party such 3 reU. 114 Mulberry Ave., Po- WANT ADS WOtUC:: wanders B Mary Shrine :r; will have tts mendations to the _ governor · 900 Bellmore teen-agers. Wagner recommend 1 1 meroy, Athena, Elliot-st. when you wish tt bu~ or ~ll A regular meeting FridAy even- in part at least wdl be passed Forty-lhree student'J and terms, telephoned the mayor 3-8-6tc Read the Want AUs fm qllicl! ing at 8. Ele<lion of olficers :to the board of regenla, being es- teacher were congratulated him lor br;ng; gJI -W"A"N='l=·E"D ::---S:;;i-;te""f;:-or::-;;Po::me :=::r::-:i. oy's resultS. POMEROY WY 2-2649 will be held, and potluck re· llohlished under a btu n?W slowly and 100 ot ers Ires about lhe settlement, a City 11 new Aerobic digesUon type FFERS THE BEST fresbments served. Edith Hut- ;but .surely makmg 1ts w scene by doctors spokesman said. Sewage dl.sposal plam. Must . 1 ' •. • TO BUY 0 CLAIR WOOOE isinpiller will have the program. 'through tbe schools legislature. in a of county-wide ~ Technical oould not the terrified be at least 1> acre In size, WANTED TO BUY' sell or PHONE MAR. 11 . handled by university who leaped from a only afler R I reasonably close to M a' n . trade, antique glasll~ chin~, CHESTER 985·2145 . . S uf H~ath Methodtst one of lhe reasons Rhodes reported to bave brokell of often fruitless lali<SII em ngton Street and btyond reach of furniture. High.st pr1ces patd 12-6-25tc :Will meet Monday even- ed the regents. legs. · '., ' floods. Plant will be neat in for a..J coms. Espec11tUY want _ ----.-.- ~ ing at 7:30 p m. March 11 at HiB report and tbe actions SOme of the 65 teachers in appe.rance and virtually od· gold, 100 per cent and liP pre- EXPERT WATCH Hepa!l'mg. the church. There will. be a en once 11 ts submitled could an official said, somewhat less enthusiastic FOR 1963 ordless. Give full details in· miums paid. Jndt~ h~ad Work guaranteed. Corner of guest speaker. Hostesst-s are ooe of the key factors in the youngsters down Jadd'"' bargainers. for both sides eluding iocativn and price in pennies and othr coms. Hl~h- ::enter and Second . Streets, Freda Mitch, 1 rit. N' .. , , cess or failUre of the out of windows." Qther~ Powers, preaidentTypo-11 21'' With Roller Noq letter to Charles W. Leger, est prices. The Countr Fatr, ~ason, W. Va., Lewts Bliss- Blanche Haskins, anJ C) u ra determined efforts to promote improvised ~ts Of the International Amo-11 $239.95 Mayor, Village of Pomeroy. Polly Mozin _ a, owner, 402 1 mg. 2 f730tc l Hennesy. dustry within tbe .•tate. and coats to catch Union ctrm, and 3-7 3tc u s 7 & I Karl chairman of the • Kanauga Pike on . . Grueser, Plumb!Dg and MARCH U Ohio hao good colleges and bodies. Association of New .. · " 17" _ _ $164.95 (6) LOST & FOUND 35, Gallipolis, Ohio. 3·7·12tp l . Heating The Middleport Literary Club universities but unfortunately some .of lhe bo~s cau.ght 1'IW<D _ " ·" POMEROY, OHIO 1SCR:D "ednesda·y "' ~w • '. •' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MidlUeport, 0., Mar. 9, 1~ . . yeon ll1ol a WASHINGJON COLUMN ••..,.._.,.,. ~ Dad loves M~J!I, Mom loves ~crd; both love a bargain fro~ rhe··Want Ad """"' . . . H G ~ ~ '* INF.?~ON POMEROY MOTOR . F ' . Th · c a .. tol ' ouse ' ets . ~cb"::·.:.t:":;:.~: "'.:.:..~ ~~~~-"" IS YOUR BEST~~: BET Reports ' rom ' e ' .pl . ' New.Blue Law ~theew;=lw:;';;~~ehlap-mado (9) FOR SALE ""v ..,. V"'\ .f'V .., ~, -... ... ...,<.:,;-v-.<~-: rv- '<f __ _, v-;....v WHATASOUT ._.9 ll'fTENTION'a, Slt-IOWH I!N "'""' ei'EECHE9 '10 BE MADE' AFTER THE DI'OAaT'ER. All IN WIS OWii HMilWI>ITIM<;? Z:OO llaptJtt LIJman'l Bout ,,. Bioll 10 ihe cr. a:ilo lift, lktlcoe ..,_ 3:1) 1b• Quill IIDUr4:00 Nowo t:OO lbtdllf lbo4:30 New .,...... Olf 1:00 hbrua7 IIICn Olf By LIPP and McWILLIAMJ ' �• I ) J ~v V -~# ,, • (91 F01 SALE .... ,..,. AD ' CANCELLATIONS "'"' "~H~l!'2~ •.• For Da.• Puhlll!ltloll 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air H.T. REGULATIONS lO ':;11P:~~~=~~U::e:::: ::r:'!w; '::~':'.:~.'7! • ,... - ,.....,.. ,• .....,,, RA<d&S , For Want Ad Servke CeDtt per word one 10 on..-rtlon. ......,.., c,.,,. _.. @ ~ for 'Mn'H ~~:. !:':":'~ .., ••'" "'" '" .,..,,.. tm ••··~ " .. " ,., 1 c ea.te PR paid .,w. (:",:.;,"'o. MD- to dey~ 1 .--~. .,.• $1995 By BABKELL BRORT !with hlJ Independent divlsfoM. field lof UIIMed Prell Ia~ . Wtead, Rhodes said. Chase duatr es interior. White finish. Ex<ellenl whitewall tirea. Rad10 and heater. 1958 Chevrolet Del R1y 2 Door - - $745 6 cyl. motor, standard trans. Clean interior. All black finish. Radio and heater. 51 R Now On Display-New Corvette I ng ay Convertible, America·· Most Wanted Sports Car ' """"' "'"" .,.,n ....,. " ~ ' Coup~. 1 owner and real low mileage. Spot~ clean ~ of M£ROY MOTOR (0 POOPEN . EVE$,-7:00 P.M. • COLUMBUS (UP!i - More Ia would attempt to determille the glecled by both -~ IDdustJy goillg to be beard betoN long aeeds for research proerams to and by lndw~~~~ ba . about W11ITe11 a. Chase Jr., the 'attract lndllltry t oOhlo.. lbe Midwest. ,.....~, ve new director of commerce. The Clevelander waa brand new centrated. oo the old·Ume Traditionally the eollllllOJ'Oe di- to- politi<.. He bad juJt retired 1goodl alter World Will' II ''""'" is lhe poliliclll after a long and distlnguished ca·:of plunging heavily iuto hanciynlan withou.l much else to I' ,...r as' vice _president for............ .... Ironies itclenceo. II illandotspace be • ., to catch do There are a number of divi- lgin<ering for Ohio BeD Tele,~ w n ,:~-the 'e! :sio11s iD the department but aQ. .Ctl. ID that posltioD I;Je ·~ wide wblcb meana wal QUI are headed by penon• ,appointed contacts iD lhe engineerlDII and Cl>aoe Ia dntng Ia an lbe · · -·• by ~- till field urgent and lmporlal1l. ·! ~overnor'o @ oK. ~ID lhl new ve . by the governor and1 confir~ c s. ... . COLUMBUS (UPJ) - House Rnger Clolld aaid 14day bUI b? overhauJ Ohlo'a lSI Suuday closing law probWill come up lor a HOU!e Wednesdoy. n db f th . 'l'lle bi coul ring one o e ~o.st dramatf.e and emotional floor136baltleo of the legislature u tackle the biU. _,_ the flral Unto iD man• uwt 1 ~ ~ .~ ozi Sulldaf cblnp : :oe: '" ~ 'BOUJIS. ~be ~:u; loc~l· I 8 s·:rg HUrdl.·e A.- r. • RES ~·TP~Rg~u~ING CommisSIOner s ;:,on . Others Fm"l -- 1 - TEr.;VIISI10 IN REVIE., -. a-- . Under IJU<h a poulblllty, lhe eon.etvably, thoup there IJ ralings services, "!bbch JIOI...S noturol doubt about lhe proapects ,., . , _ vit.!t lile-and-dealb · po- <!l'ft' ot pulllnl 111ch an idea into of. lhowo lrith their Jtllllllfcal flnd. feel, it lo IIIP eDOUgh Ia oend a inga, and which were crilfclzed e!>tll tnntugh any oman mincla in u. Bol - earter this yeor by the ll'ederal the network enterlainment c1o- 11. Trade Commlaaino rti"rel , would partmente: for H 1 major ratinga be •~joeI to llanda rdo policed oervice were to havo trouble wllb .Air. by t Federal Communtcattona lhe atandardo, the emblrrut U.JiaJllla'ait. Commission !FCC), mont oll around would be obvl- U. Oo11ooi of - - Ia a ICbool ol thought OliO, and unocmtlorta!Jio mot)ooU u""" lL ..._... lhal mointsrdo Ibis iJ nothing but of JJCreeolng lheot l'lllnp mtp1 Mjwll a logical step IInce, under the have to be dovlaed; and lllllll 1-f, KIIJC'I law, lhe airwaveo belong tO lha mtnd• frequoni!J panlo whan !aft Ji. public, which Ia acted for by the to mako lbeir owa deciliont. TIJe. -t FCC, which Ill tare keep. an eye largo mind lmowo tbaNt Ia alway• . II.-.... "" Jbe Jtelwolb and the lndtv!JI.,annlher woy. _ : LPJif,.. UBI ststtons, who eventually are The attitude of many responsible for the FCC and addicts is primarily this: Jr. therefore the pobHc. , know the rlll!np may not ba ... . . . . , _ othen Woodd BeneDI [feel, but wt ·h8ve else · eop 'l'llere£01'<!, tbia thinking goes,' go by, ao let'J aD try I . : : :::..1-. shouldn't any organi111ions thai what we bave - but let 118 -· have melt enormou. tnliueneo in U mainly. And tho networlal, ll.x-.t decidinJ the lbape of publi<> eep fnr a rare frank publle II. Mll'llilf owned property-end what obowo missiOn, averase lhel rattnga (1(1, lbe puhllo on lelevlaion.- just another ooe of tbOir to. - =., '1\1- s Jum·ped., ll·~ :m.,... • ·=: ::::'.";::, A P·IANOS ~ I ho~llaUzed ~ ~NTED LOST: MALE, BLACK and tan beegle hound. Answers to name of "Rover." Contact Charles S. Beller, . Atkins Chicken FBflll, Rutland, Ohio __ ... •-••er _...,. World Sta::::. Com poet 4 rooms ~ur· nlshed, and 4 room unfurmshed. Automatic heat. Middle-, rt WY 2-3874 po · · 3-S-TP (8) AUTO SALES will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1·30 p m at the home of Wt have all slzea Mrs.· DaJ~ D~tton. Mrs. HarSower Machines old Sauer and Miss Susan Park Reasonable Rates will hav• the program R 0 II Call WY !-2974 Day or Night . • . ulk . 7 26 tfe call Will be a work of Fa ner. THREE and lour room furnish· ed and unfurnished apart- AUCTIONEER Complete Service Crill Bradford ments. WY 2-5434. 12 6 tfc I Write, PbOJte '"' Contsct A. C. BRADFORD liED and unfurnished Racine, Ohio 5 18 tfc n1s Paid uUiitie5. Beapar 5 e · hone WY 2. fore f p. p Ph e WY .PHOTO COPYING Serv1ees. 'triG, aler p. m. l~n 6 tfc Copy any letter or dOCIIItlent. 2-357 ~ '~euter Insurance, Pomeroy. HCUSE 4 rooms bath attic 2 15 lfc • ' ' ' fur basem•nl. Nice . yard (20b) INSURANCE and driveway. 1637 Lmcoln Heights. WY 2·Z'I80. ge 2 16 tfe . . · F!l'e, autornobtle, bonds. Ph. SMALL APARTMENT 127 But- WY 2-2903. 8 f1 tfc ternut Ave., Pomeroy. 2-26-tfe llonter lnsorance Agency "lnsoranco for ....,. personal (17) HELP WANTED and business - · " v•ANTED: Route salesman OV · Phone WY II-WI ., 2>. Est.blished route. Re- COMPLETE INSURANCE Pn> ference required. Apply in tect1 Lif A to F' Pc> person. ABC Cleaners. Mas- Uo ~II ~n ~eli• W V · • 3 6 Gip on, · a. --port. 4 30 lfc GIRL WANTED for baby sit· ting and light housework. (21) REAL ESTATE !'!,""~":1~0::~ •' ~ 11ee . ' Melrepolltaa Moton ~ Slreel Po E. meNJ PhAilli~WY m .__,,, 4 22 11c ' . 1962 CORVAIR NO. m, Radio and healer, 8000 m1les $1380. Tel. WY ' l-2486. 3-~ FOR NEW nr uaed can or trucb, pbone Marvin Mll1'tts. SALESMAN, Beasley Matbews, Albens. LY 3-4061. or a...ter. 9115-3260. IO.!I-tfc 1153 STUDEBAKER 2 dr. 6 cyi. -hill. Tires fair. Runs. $50. can WY ~- Standar~ --------=:-=-~=-7·3~tc JINIO Falcon ' door. Excellent condition. Ray Weavet, New Haven. Call TU 2-3105. 3 8 61 P ----:fo : -r -:S-:a le- - - ' FURNI~ ~- Phu~<e B~:E~ .s~Y~dl~po";;: :.m., eo~~>plete, Tues., Mlr , 19th. 1963 SHOW 9:00 A.M. SALE I :00 P.M. 43 h<'ad registered Herefords · HornPrl and pollPd ., ·,For C•t•lo1w write : HIRAM SLAWTIIt Mldctl-rt, 0. ' . C'r .. u•..-.::c; ---~- . __ WATER WELL drilling, 5 to 13 lnch wells. Myers pump sales and services. Wells repaired. James A. Heaton. Phone Chester &2273. • • Jt~ol"'"VId:: FOR PAINTING lnterlor, - caD Richard Will, 8111 ti. Second St., Middleport. II) 30te H0Splt• aJ NeWS Entered Hoopital Among those who Holzer hospital In Ihe pas1 hours were Mrs. MYron L. Ghee, IHI ~nd Ave:, L. Parsons, Rt. I PatriOt, Jack A. Mnor, Cheshire, Mrs. Walter M. Loveday, Rl. 1 shire, .Mrs. Arthur _Rupe, Rl. FOR SALE: 2 bedroom home. Cheshire, Mrs. Mo~ W. Beautiful Birch kitchen. Au· Rt. 2 Patriot, Mrs. Rny Howell, tomalic gas heat. 1649 Lin· Rt. 1 Vinton, Raymond H. coin Hgts. eon John Blaett- ders, Rt. 4 Oak Hill, alld Mrs. nar, wv 2-51Z'I. 2-26-tfc ·willard A. . Palmer, Ironton. Blrlh1 FOR SALE - 7 room house with all conveniences. In Mts. John W. Brown, Reedsville. Phone Coolville, St., Rutland, dauDghtet , S67-6210. m. Friday. Mrs. ante1 ~aip David Ave., Jackson, 3 4 8:16 a.m. Friday. Mrs. 1131.Fa;m Equipment ney .McCorkle, 204 Dawson FORD MANURE Spreader 100 Ja~Qc/n, daughter, 4:13 bu power take off. Phone wi' 9-2184 z 28 l2lc Dlaclllrged (241 LIVESTOCK PaUents rc:cenuy discharged included CecU Burnette, ONE BOAR HOG and four ptgs Wickersham, Jtol;>erl for sale WY 2-6020 3-5-6tc Mrs. Edna Hamson, P au ' · Clark Mrs Rachel F o Ide (25) POULTRY Mrs. 'carl Mmris, Mrs. G I e FOR SALE: baby chlckl. Most Pauley and Infant While Rose Lodge will meet Wednesday, March 13, 1:30 p. m at the legion hall in Middle· p~rl. Hostesses will be Mrs. Dorothy Morris, Mrs. Francis Fleming, Mrs. Helen Lewis and Mrs. Mary Jane Neal. ;:40 Fr\d~Y· 6~ - ~-- .I ~ .I ~eeda available. \AielttU "'ltllttf ___:_ TWO WATER WELL machines, Phone WY 2-5117 aile: 96 1 cyclone 35 I win- m. ky drUI, for core drilling or (19) BUSINESS OPPORTUNinES water _weD drilling. Each 2 bl bole, · portabie. Paul Chevalier, Long Bottom, Ohio. t"OR RENT: Largo grocery lor . I · $35 ·00 · 3 ·5-tltp rent " ith equtpmen •"OUND 600 bu h Is of rn month. CaL Clifton, W. Va., "" s e co · mM41 And 6 rooms and HarriSllnville Ra ., Rt. No. 1. bath · 8 tore lo $25 00 a Oren l"ears. 3-5-Gtp over r · month. 2 _14 30te 16th Annual 5.1.0. H•r•ford _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Assocl•tion Show and S1l1. 120) BUSINESS Rock Springs F1ir1round Pom1roy, Ohio ~~f~;~~·,;.~~~ble." Ent;::~·::.;.. o:~:bl.. (14) FOR RENT APARTME~. ' em~r,~gen:cy~s:::lb~~~~~~~;w~h:o~~offered his~:;l~~i:l::~i:l::7'~ c~ur.<!' c;n15VI.! and ~:;gh::~::.~: Infant oon. r.tri. leap~=rens.:::..th:.:ma. 1 ... h: 0111•1'··-""".:0,':',· 2 6ams. State Route, '1 m119 ~:~~0:::.,~~~:: ~:,r~ BBITett anid Ra,~ from Pomertoy on .,,J,nol and lfu"\~":;, 1 _ . .ana. Plolo~U . One un I of b":""' ,was , mail route. Good well. Tel. enw. ern• • ••..., .. WY-2-3078. 36&t.c Attetrn-Lo'":~'~ I.,\ ., ' .. .... Llh · lstered at lhe !illspltal ori day. ' . l ' s ·, hour, Pomeroy-':'_I:IB_!!rt_ . Pleasant 47.47, mmoo Kanawha t~ ··:;~lbtg. tng, . ' I was l'W1IIing 3V• feel aJic! 28 f~I. The cibio Solvay, ·n·""'• . .,,Oilii.i- . . ' A'fliO .. 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Ira Tihbt 1:15 Churcll at Work ' > ' 1:30 Nowa 8·35 Pen- AUf!IJtb'· ·· " 1' 00 WiDp 01 Healing 1:10 a.troll Warlrl lien ••• Suttdt.l' Qllpel IC:IIO O. 1 :3D 10:11 :~:: 3 35 Piatler Partr •=- Volcl ol - ., • • ..,...., """ :-s.:: PIPwlrtltDpeelllelh•oeo• 4 00 Nc!IIIJ • ., ' f Ull PJttter Party 11:30 NOWI . . t : 1~ BliJettDar AIIIO bolr - l1:30 Counlf7 Hymn ftilt 'J'i,.. 6 'fttull. tt:OO Naaa &.part 11111 4: 10 LoCal Nen • .....,. 4 10 Mlllictl ~ ll:liO lift. ·llerlta 'I'MII . 1:110, llalr "' ,....... ~ - oo Newo 1 i:30 l.lllba'u &ar 5·00 Platter Party 2:30 N..,. River Report APPRIJ¥£1 RNAM~£, INC. Goiulen! Ow!tn Star 1'1'1. 12 30 1 00 I t1:J I. ¥ 3 ~~ !~;.,-~, :.;:~;;..o:.~ ~:. ~ 12 15 1i ·55 ~co?":e:ble~":.'bl~land, :~raf=g~:'~ II 58 I" IJt, t~ 1& · ·E Shov••' ;., ". 4' 00 !!.,.. NeW. CoUotry Hoedown <FIIIIIIJ W«mmp 'l'llurl. I Upper Room Meditations low Jones SlaCk Ave. NoOn News Mualc Just i'or You •i 40 FINANCING . bull:g~as iiO II ~i:l::i:l::i:l::i:l::i:l::i:l::~i:l::~~ I 6 00 Ne\Vt ' 7:30 Newa 6 05 Country Muola Time 7:35 Breakfut Party 6 20 Coll!llrY Jamboree 8:00 Ne\Vt I 30 Ne\Vt 1:011 Breald.ast 'Parlf 1 35 Farm World News 1:30 Nen 8'45 Melg! County RFD 1:36 Breakftul Party lOti Newo 9:00 News 1 05 R,...okfut Part:' g:tl6 llreUiast Party a: IS Jonet llulek Show ? 30 Newa 7·35 .PlcteDJ Hardware Show t :30 News 7 50 1:50 NOWI Report . t:lll Breakfaol Party 1'00 Radio llymuaJ !~: 00 NeiVt . 8 15 B kfall 1'111)1 10:06 Polka Party Partlck Sport Show 10:35 Mua!c In lhl All 1 30 10:<15 1be Good I.Jfe 8 35 '!'"akfaot Party ,5.~ Under Ohio SltJeo 10 1 45 •laker Fum. Sbuw-Fri. 11 . 00 N 8·Ill News · ew~:~ 9·011 ..:oifee With Janel 11:~ TOJ! Ten Show 11 :l!O Ne\Vt 9 30 News 9 35 .ColfeeJlllb Jlllel 11:3$ Dtlttoo's TOll Ten Show · • Sho 12-00 NeN- Reporl 1 45 Betty ewton w :15 M lc Interlude 12 tO 00 Ne\Vt · uo 10 "" Mi!liiiCit'lll AlrJQelalloll 12:30 Rev. Merlin ~ ID 1'1 Mornlitg lntJwlude 1:110 P!0111 tO 30 NeiVt _ 1:011 Platter Party 10 35 Moi,i!Dg lntwlllde 3:30 News 1t 00 News 3:SI P!JIIer Party , · 11 oa SWitp Pickens Harllware th~t·:::~~:':~ten Frencb f~ , fir t p8 ,'luale aod .Infant oon, The name o ane h ~Lawrence Long, Mro. A me_ was ~ppUed , to 8 \"enc go Johnson, Rnberl Hanlchen, Gil· com '" lti3D by .~mg J~gendn bert' Ray Samuei .Cllck, WiJ. because 0 f lfs Latin Je •' !lam Add~, ' Herbert · · WIDiord, • • Johannes Det GraCIB FrtiiiCor- Frank Conn Lo....U McCarley urn Rex rJohn by lhe grace ol · ' God King of 'the Francs)- ..,. and Mrs. George .Menshouse. '. 1 'edt Alilonl Aillnl RURAL, one acre level land cordmg to lbe Encyc ope a According to U.e miilnlght nn good gravel road, off roote Brttannlci port of the nursing ..... .-~~·• 124: ' room frame, dug well -LEGAL NOTICE tbol"! patients who wereiiAII"".I with water system, f r 0 nt LleAL NOTIU as r,ir included PJemon porch. $2,200. af"=~~a~::·.~:!D. :~f':.~ ; Clyde M. SmJth, John A. ALBERT M. COX SALESMAN "" "" on ,,..,..,. '"·· 18C13, .... gan, Mrs. Nanna Walbw'D, BOX 229 WY 2-2220 ::!:e\: •:! ~~rt t'J'::'oaU:::! to Bradford, Fr.ed S. Kirk. Mill.! f"!.\0-.. S-8-3tc Of Met~ ~oun, ... Leona w~m,nner, _ . 431, pr,...-J or. a .., d 'Lon FOR SALE· 33 acre f¥rm six other pi'(IPff MUef on ,UM, ll'OU•" ar Borders, -:J r en a •bMnce of: laJtt. Dtfen4••t J L. M"'" . 1. room he • her tt" • '·· ·s Wtllftd rrom uid Pllltntlff tar mon tb•• OM ames IIJIC'r, Mr MIDDLEPORT, one story frame , 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, bath ' lull basement lor-• air ' ' •~ heating. House is less than 2 years old lot 66 X 70 located ' . ' on Gravel Hill, $12,000. CHAIN SAW am not completely h•••nv ll MASON, w. VA. nrlnei· the economic issues," Pow· 'nl~mas ~~~· ~I ers said, 11but I guefls no iii pal, had been silting iD hi> really is. We thiok we shoold Two girls rushed in to ~tten more mnney." Buying a r.... "I ran into lhe ~ N and oaw the ftre 111 the Barvtval Nol Tbn!ateaed •VI Ca · r "k r . he said. "I could hardly Bradford, general?.':m:a!na~g=er=~ ~ - M. New York Time1, my eyes. 1 puDed the a1arm." · The children on thei[I'OUIId the . , iD the new section of t b got out without viva! of the newspapeu. on smoke blinded many of was faDing all the way down in old sect11111, and when to Greenup Dam, where he 1 'nd roof collapsed they began river was stationary, Bel o ing and Jumping. Workers from a bank acroas Greenup the river. . wa• street rushed ladders to slowly. Through Atl'ROVBD fiNANCE, INC., all scene. Tbree men uprooted '/081 Movements: , astoC'iate CO:mpa.a:r of small tree and used it as a <r O!do River- Richard Tn;oltll NAT I 0 N'W I D I shift ladder for chllilren to down 13, 5 a.m.: Franldi!t MUTuAL, yoo eaa now rushed equipment Pierce up If, 12:30 a.m.: Vulfinance yOUI car the ro,... . . interest way ••• and add 10 E reecued from :.n your uvlnas by iosuriaa ~ the low-premium way building. ~ old part of tho 6 a.m.: Wa)'lle H. <19wn 18, . with Nadoowide. So ~ obaped bulldmg wao gutted 15 p.m. AI Greenup Dam t for• you tn.y .your nest: damaf.:uwas ·~~a~ PhD!p Sporn was wailing. Wail- car, aee me finl for ._.. 1· tha • a nu n ing 41a pollll near Dam Ill was blo-barrcled -iopl . Pe1rl W. Willl~ms lrle State, Luther end Son Or! anJan H E 311 IL Stew ,.., e • · • rowhead and . , WY. 2-2311 GaUlpoDI:Dom - ~l.t Ol'fliC:I MOUUt Gauge readlllp: Jog for lockage to begfu ' 9:00 toi100 DIIIJ 52.8 feet at 10 a.m., of the Plltsburger, Ells~ Othen by APPflinlrnent a 'Sally Beao;·ll· 7:~ v': contraCIII ~ WMPO Radio 'l'llaiJ FIIIDAY llreakful Party otf'I'IJlA~ 8 Iaeft narS IS0 ,.. JA L II I. • ,......._ J: =., 1,. mch P.l ' DAILY CROSS·_ -WORD \ Have Others Church N0t"ICes r~- 1\J 11 - rrec. a,. 'lbtre wiD doublleu be al. tempt. to amend the aubeommJt. tee<lrafted projllllal .., lht floar. Oplnioos " , · L\el, PoQterqy-~dleport, 0 ., Mar. 9, 1988-7. wl!lch 1o - · ·1111 to ~ lht 11a11aao do - to dtt - 'lland lhe deptl! of feelio1 by Wlli!!h ll wiJy a fellow • - . many IIOiwwt IIIII llot1ott .C>fll. !Ott lllaolf, ohalrmu tl lh II Lf. " elaJo •pilot flu Iller federal it> . , . ,, ....... maob ~ , .roado .., tiJioritolon, II Ia tmpor· wn(b by· ·1!'1"11 _... mHI."'I ,. 1tanl to lliHlontstad olio Qllt of ~Y pubflottiOd deowlcl....._ B~ DV JIIOW hov~ their <tedentl<olo flnl op- their IWIIIYe a,..,. . . obout dtt,"wit8lelodcj.• " Vo!W " - ~lltul iproved by the g o - !· 111j Nenp.,ero Nol ~ . HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Ia the ot!JOr worclal'lht pr!va~ tai.r.ts Whit ~ lD ll!eu ~ !f Mr. ,00 Ml'!l, Donald )forgan eurrent COIJtlt'euiOnal probe of of the lpo11101'8, who llll lht ral- lhlt, while new~ have no o( Newark . were rect~tl guests . lelevitJiolt rtt!ln8)1, lbe moot !J!o- tnp to determine bow many tiJe. offietal rei)IOillibllity ta ;~ of her pii'Of\fa, ),h1 and ftll'll, oinatiDIJ polnl rolled thul m ..... orettorJ cuotomero . they .,., .meot ag"'!cy, tho! networb and Eslle Moosp!ln, ~svllle. a.riRNEY GOOGLE ond SNUFFY Sllrlll'tol corns the pouibllltJ fit onllrlng reacbinl; woold llliiJ be bene!icl· • · i=5~~t.~~ lite llrmo:lhll oupply of lhe ""'"m,.l!ut JtOt lht J.. federally Jt....OO. , . them to be.,; only.. oneo.. ·' ' """'""QO range all llM!' way from eon\plete repeal of the blue law to 1 change 111 lhe law tD strict ..,. !OI'(tmenl of !be olalute it DOw slanda. These vlewo· and31 lht many possible shadiDga of optaion lD between wiD all have a ehaDce to be aired before the Houoe. At least one attempt Ia upect... ed to restore "!" C011111t011 labor f l the Senate and 111118 beyond theJ Chue hal quieti,< heeD takm. ,; ' i!"':~:b "~~= ,~:;:;,.....,..,....,..":"....,,....."i"'..,."';;;';;;'";;:;;,:;~:=;;""',:l director's control iDventory o1 the_~ colprovlsloa. dropped from the uew. •• I OOJ!Jtt_.... " . - - - - --( 20) BUSINESS Chase has a different and '""'Ileg.. iD Ohio to delermlniJ for the . ' propoaal iD lavnr of a ' ban ... I (9) _FOR SALE ci!'c assignpnt. Gov. Jamoa Unto wltal Ohio has Ill thot J:, sales by the judiciary JOtbeommit.••:;.:::.~..'.:;,:0 :_;> ~ .r!~.. DON'T PUMP your sluggish SERVICES Rboc!es oaid, Ill presenting a...., Oeld and wbat 1t llfeds. Thou~Jht tee drafting the bill betause ot IT'S SO EASY septic tank. Gel Klean-Em- Aluminum Distributors and al e RepuhUcan luocb on lnaugu· The director, iD nne of hl8 few 0 its difficulty tn interpretation and 1 All Septic Tank Cleaner at Su • N. 2nd st., Middle· raLwn Day, that director public lddres,.., laid It 011 lhe court. declsi0118 rendering IIUCh "~ I Landmark Farm Bureau, ~PYOh'o Ph WY 2-321D.j would not be a tralf1c cop iD the line ln a speech to lhe Ohio In· laws unconstitutional 111 other WANT AD Pomeroy. 2 8 30tc deaier for Baked· department trying to keep up formation Committee, an lllde. atates. PHONE WY 2·2157 I on enamel Aluminum siding. pendent, conservative orgaoiza- BELLMORE, N.Y. SOme repreoenlallvet openly la0 l:====;:;:;:=='IYES, YOU CAN borrow u r storm windows storm doors, Uo. compo'"!umostly,of l!u&lneso "Don't worry about me, vor complete repeal of all blue ' Carpet Shampooer Free to awnings, pre-e~sl stone, Low· and p~eSBi peop e. · . Help lbe other kids." ' NEW YORK (Up)) - Pu~llsb- laws. But any ''Betton along thlo 11 I NOTICES clean your carpets with Blue est prices anywhere, fret es· First· Baptist Cbarcb, Rac!De, The cold facts were, he lAid, Smoke b!Dowed from lhe era and printers lnday wen over line Is out of lhe quesUOD with AUTOMOBILE iDII011'811Cf beea Lustre. llaker Furniture. timate,, no money down. Up Rev. Arthur R. McCauley, pas· lhat Ohio bas ID caleb ap iD and windows of the the major obstacle lo ending the mail from Ohioans I'Uitlling better 356 caneetled1 Lost your o(lfrator's tc to 7 years to pay. tor, Chester Simpson, SUpt. many frelcla. · High' School on Long ·-Island strike, now in Its than 11-1 iD favnr of 1011te IJpe lleerueT c.n WY :H966. 1.-========="j 3 6 12tc Snnday - Sunday Sehool 9:30 He emphasized that schools ofiFire Commissioner E. Floyd month, but the big dailies of reatrietioll8. 8 L5 t'o '60 Pontiac -- $1 ,870 LIMESTONE FOR vour every •·"l· Morning ~orship" 10:45 a. technology were badly needed, sell ran to lhe ~e may not the stands There will almost cmatnly be LOSE WEIGHT safely and e.as· d Fu · hed delivered m., Sermon: Saved. BYF oaylng Ohio had only 0010 worthy alter 2 p.m. EST Friday. more than a week. altempts to· amend one of lhe l'ly Wl'th De·-A-Diet tablets, Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. Low n': ---' rnProJO mpl delive-. and Junior Fellowship 6:30 p. of the name. He wou1d like to }ldrror he bcame aware ef Printers still . must ratl'fy the I most revolutioilary mileage. Beautiful all w~ite an'" sprCC"...1. •1 E · Serv' 8 1 tw --L--1 turn peel th prodaspects of the . 5 only 98c. Stark Drugs. fini sh. Power steering. Hyd. Sb 1 • (: tr ction,. PhonE. m.; YeJung tee p.m.; see severs o-year auJUU on e new two-year contract proposed bill, the list of uctJ exempt• illg students trap 3 1 60tp u-~~l o; -~. l-2--dc Sermon : " Miracles." Wedne'i·ing out the technicians to run the ond floor. · Mayor Robert F. Wagner ed Jw name from the ban on SuD====--:-:-=~ '60 Cadillac • $2,995 Wy ---·_ Y . day - Prayer Meeting 7:30 P· machioery developed and en- Lying nn the ground wao by negotiators for day ·saiea. DEUClOUS Jtalian ">i:aas at 1 INCOME TA~ Sen1ce. M~. m.; gineered by the sclent,lsts and the son David, a senior. The Friday before Despite the subcornmlttee'l at. lhe G & G ~e. 118 W. M~in DeVille 6 window sedan. A Wandu Ebhn. Located 1h mile engineers. Jw·tnes"""' said, had left the 1 most like the day it was sold. d R ute SIJUnd«<, J tempts to arrive at a list of ex· St., POl''h~roy. Ohio. Phone Fully equipped. from Fair Groun on o - Bethlehem Baptist Chore•, And unless this is done, be said, 'ing when the fire alarm Andresume. this is only part or the emptiLM that would be fair to WY 2-9905. Complete CarryNo. 124. Phone WY 2-2272. Great Bend, Rev. Arthur R. Ohio Ia going to lose more indus- 1then raced back tnoide to business that stands the mony interests lllvolved and out service 3-7-6tc · 2 15 30tc McCauley, pastor, Robert Lew- ,v.y . becaU!e there are now sel· lothers, until choking smoke way of officially ending still retain ·the intent of the! lawATTENTION. FARMERS: Pro- r . HEATING AND PLUMBING is, Supt. Sunday - MOrning enlists and engine<li'S wasling lhlm to leap from a second longest and rostliest to provide a day of rest and,._ duction Credit Association Pomeroy, OhiO I Mueller Ftarnaees Worship and Sunday School 9:- tfleir time doing the work of tech· window. blackout. which began laxation-they reallze they cannot provides OJ nnanel'n~ of any· _ ___ _ ____ -- -- 1 Arnold Bretbers 30 a.m. Sermon : ~'Saved." Eve- nicianS. Such a pro.gram, he said, The plunge shattered hitt Saturday days ago. make everyone happy,' 8 92 thing a farmer desares:, (2) COMPLETELY "rebuilt Black .61B E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohlo ' nin~ Servi:;e 7 p.m. Sermon : ·would cost money. caps, but his concern still Most officJals who influencedld.:~l ;.-=========. low cost smple interest, .13) Hawk garden tractor, 5 H. Pbooe WY Z..%448 / "Miracles. He made it very plain that the for the others. took part in the bargaining,., Credit life Insuran~ avatla- engine; 8 millimeter camp6 7 tfc ·vocatinoal training schools are I Terror Bit• School fairly pleased with the settlement, , ble, f4 ) prompt servtce. c.n Jete movie outfit. Almost I not what he had in mind. The 1 David was no.t the only ·which provided a $l 2,27 · the far~r• f51 Opportumty to n ew. Phone C he s t e r I Attention Dairymen •tale has 10 but as far as Chfrase ,ster to jumjr-!lor thhe only package increase in the eWURLITZIR buy stoc~~ttn a farm control- 985-2273 . 3-S..6tc S 'is concerned they are far om •o show berolsm-w en a period. eBALDWIN led association. For Informs· C: E · ~ .. filling the bill. !teriou!l "blast or flame" CoagraluJate Mayor and OTHER I'AMOUl tion or service, call Meigs (I 0) FOR SALE or RENT I T!Je director, onco his .formed a pleasant _Friday President Kennedy, who I RANDS and AtheDJ Co., Dick Ster0 MAH. 1 ia completed, will make . into terror Within urged that third party such 3 reU. 114 Mulberry Ave., Po- WANT ADS WOtUC:: wanders B Mary Shrine :r; will have tts mendations to the _ governor · 900 Bellmore teen-agers. Wagner recommend 1 1 meroy, Athena, Elliot-st. when you wish tt bu~ or ~ll A regular meeting FridAy even- in part at least wdl be passed Forty-lhree student'J and terms, telephoned the mayor 3-8-6tc Read the Want AUs fm qllicl! ing at 8. Ele<lion of olficers :to the board of regenla, being es- teacher were congratulated him lor br;ng; gJI -W"A"N='l=·E"D ::---S:;;i-;te""f;:-or::-;;Po::me :=::r::-:i. oy's resultS. POMEROY WY 2-2649 will be held, and potluck re· llohlished under a btu n?W slowly and 100 ot ers Ires about lhe settlement, a City 11 new Aerobic digesUon type FFERS THE BEST fresbments served. Edith Hut- ;but .surely makmg 1ts w scene by doctors spokesman said. Sewage dl.sposal plam. Must . 1 ' •. • TO BUY 0 CLAIR WOOOE isinpiller will have the program. 'through tbe schools legislature. in a of county-wide ~ Technical oould not the terrified be at least 1> acre In size, WANTED TO BUY' sell or PHONE MAR. 11 . handled by university who leaped from a only afler R I reasonably close to M a' n . trade, antique glasll~ chin~, CHESTER 985·2145 . . S uf H~ath Methodtst one of lhe reasons Rhodes reported to bave brokell of often fruitless lali<SII em ngton Street and btyond reach of furniture. High.st pr1ces patd 12-6-25tc :Will meet Monday even- ed the regents. legs. · '., ' floods. Plant will be neat in for a..J coms. Espec11tUY want _ ----.-.- ~ ing at 7:30 p m. March 11 at HiB report and tbe actions SOme of the 65 teachers in appe.rance and virtually od· gold, 100 per cent and liP pre- EXPERT WATCH Hepa!l'mg. the church. There will. be a en once 11 ts submitled could an official said, somewhat less enthusiastic FOR 1963 ordless. Give full details in· miums paid. Jndt~ h~ad Work guaranteed. Corner of guest speaker. Hostesst-s are ooe of the key factors in the youngsters down Jadd'"' bargainers. for both sides eluding iocativn and price in pennies and othr coms. Hl~h- ::enter and Second . Streets, Freda Mitch, 1 rit. N' .. , , cess or failUre of the out of windows." Qther~ Powers, preaidentTypo-11 21'' With Roller Noq letter to Charles W. Leger, est prices. The Countr Fatr, ~ason, W. Va., Lewts Bliss- Blanche Haskins, anJ C) u ra determined efforts to promote improvised ~ts Of the International Amo-11 $239.95 Mayor, Village of Pomeroy. Polly Mozin _ a, owner, 402 1 mg. 2 f730tc l Hennesy. dustry within tbe .•tate. and coats to catch Union ctrm, and 3-7 3tc u s 7 & I Karl chairman of the • Kanauga Pike on . . Grueser, Plumb!Dg and MARCH U Ohio hao good colleges and bodies. Association of New .. · " 17" _ _ $164.95 (6) LOST & FOUND 35, Gallipolis, Ohio. 3·7·12tp l . Heating The Middleport Literary Club universities but unfortunately some .of lhe bo~s cau.ght 1'IW<D _ " ·" POMEROY, OHIO 1SCR:D "ednesda·y "' ~w • '. •' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MidlUeport, 0., Mar. 9, 1~ . . yeon ll1ol a WASHINGJON COLUMN ••..,.._.,.,. ~ Dad loves M~J!I, Mom loves ~crd; both love a bargain fro~ rhe··Want Ad """"' . . . H G ~ ~ '* INF.?~ON POMEROY MOTOR . F ' . Th · c a .. tol ' ouse ' ets . ~cb"::·.:.t:":;:.~: "'.:.:..~ ~~~~-"" IS YOUR BEST~~: BET Reports ' rom ' e ' .pl . ' New.Blue Law ~theew;=lw:;';;~~ehlap-mado (9) FOR SALE ""v ..,. V"'\ .f'V .., ~, -... ... ...,<.:,;-v-.<~-: rv- '<f __ _, v-;....v WHATASOUT ._.9 ll'fTENTION'a, Slt-IOWH I!N "'""' ei'EECHE9 '10 BE MADE' AFTER THE DI'OAaT'ER. All IN WIS OWii HMilWI>ITIM<;? Z:OO llaptJtt LIJman'l Bout ,,. Bioll 10 ihe cr. a:ilo lift, lktlcoe ..,_ 3:1) 1b• Quill IIDUr4:00 Nowo t:OO lbtdllf lbo4:30 New .,...... Olf 1:00 hbrua7 IIICn Olf By LIPP and McWILLIAMJ ' �• '' • !tfn'"7 VOU KNO~ ' .' · .l ,..,., 1 .. • "'-1-' ' ' u ..m., u: ..' ..; en tine • . I • ' ' wtn. llta!M by wood · Msttt. tevey • • I Spring Garaen FeQtures Jr. Band's Party · ;. ' Around -And About Middleport I A sprlntl amlen, featurln& t • 1arden gate with a eoople In Pamela alld Jeffry WU1'91er, lilhouelte, streamers , ol orchid ebildren of Mr. and Mrs. Har· IIIII while. and mUJt~l n~te! ry J. Wursler, of Daytoo, are and. r e c o rd s in 11~tte staying with their aunts, Mrs. a stone wall provided William Morris and Mrs. the oott!ng fm- the annual jun- Branch Fleming during the llr bond party held Friday hospitalization of their mother, evemng l_n the school auditor- (Janet Dillard I who is ill with lum. Vartcolored balloons Wt!re fl and complications. featured ·;n a balloon dance. ';,., Rev . and Mrs. Records proVJ<ied the musiC for Boone are confned to the evening. home- with nu. Assioting with the party were Mrs. M. c. Hobart, who reMn. Donald MiUs, Mrs. Clar· sides with her daughter, Mrs. ence Lacey, Mrs. John Kokc; Cedric Clark, is a patient at Y!teb, Mrs. Harold Hubbard and Meigs General Hospital in PornMrs. Sbfrman ~trk, deem-- eroy. atinl tmd enlortainmenl Re- Mr. and Mrs. William Sherl~'tit ot" !itlldltlc~. l!o- dan of Middleport were in Galta:to ebips, and rote were ser· lipolis Thursday to visit his ved by Mrs. James Johnson, father Wlliam Sheridan Sr., Mn. Curtis Jenkinson, and Mrs. Pome;oy, who underwent surgWilliam Childs. ·· . ery at Holzer Hospital. Approximately IS band mem- Mrs. William Sheridan bers and their guests attended daughter, Maria, were the party, which was sponsored nig.bt guests of her sister by the Middleport Band Boost- family, Mr. and Mrs . William er Aasoelatlon. Teachers were Knight of Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Clarence Lacey, Mr. L.l Christine Coats is visiting W·. McComu, and Mr. Gherke, with her parents, Mr. and Mra. band director. Robert Coats before returning f'"iiiiii"""iiiiii'""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""jjto her studies at Ohio Northern Potluck Dinnlt · Preceded Eveflt '1!11""' ·,IJIIRARY U <:LOIJII), ' tl The Middleport . P. ulll i. ILit.la!t Ill lemp@nril eloeid. will reopen aa sOoll aa 'pcllll- ;At Weese ·A . _,.,_,timate Damages·BJ-: Flood In Pomeroy To BRIEF I ' WIRE ' . I'rom Unitc:d Pre. International WASHINGTON ..:. Senate-Re•J P'.;bilcan Leader Everett M. Dirksen .has suftested 1 "seJef:tive blockade" to JUt of!. . oliip~nts U. Cuba If 11 COQid lm~ wit!Jout war. Ji,, Pomerov lin. ' ' on lllli1"I'Y ' WI: OIYI: ' w. 1W11 '« . Reach$100,000Mark With the Ohio River boelt: In floodwater that !m-eed Pnme- tal a. qUIII'ter million dollars banka, flood officials today roy's Main-s! bliSlness districl II was Olltimated thai wl~d. esUmated approxuna~ losses to eva~te. ow breakage along Pomeroy'• may exceed '100,000 m Pome- Accordmg to another in.sur- fr~t stree.t business section . . . ance nornpany representative, caused damages in excw of tnsurance firm satd that II all losses, labor, damagea 16.000. There· were reportedly estimate of '100,000 proba- and other costs were summed 14 business, houses that sufferbly by no means would exag- up, in addition to extra travel ed broken windows possibly a1 the damage and overall and surplus workers, the flood a resull of boat U:avel durin&: suffered as resuh of the co>ts In Meigs county may to- the flond. Dirksenwiths adJ~d,!:'t'YKien~~~~ F ::~-reed, dy that a complele blockade O.:uba would be ·an aet of and very rlsl<y, He aald bndy wanla' lo take the ebance cf plunging this country lnt<> ~>ar II he•<can help Jt." But the GOP leader aaid Cubao Prom- I e• Fidel Castro'• regime musl oe des_lf~>t•il.-i~:.;......,;.;;,;J_t_ might . . . . . . .. t!ve LIBERn THEATRE MlllDLEPORT, OHIO at diy, Mp-Cb 10, at tile Recreation Center 'In . The apfater, Dt. John lif tile Slat. Aitlhroi)6logl!l ' POnliayfvimla. Utt·ls tjle PreoJI-11 iii .thO Soclety ·for Pe.m-11 oylvanlll · ~eolof!Y'; . •. ' " · MEIGS THEATRE I'OMifiOY, OHIO --- - BARGAI" IN 'tOWN W<if. Pe0PI•In . .Pomeroy'··. ,'( ' ·~,: ST~ •' It . hounds rabbit. Eight mteal lo tear I .•.. • • • the e~ery-Jay seriice ?fusing checks inste43 of . eash, all for.a small charge ,· ..• each month.. "'· .. ,1 J l -·. . ,. ' ~. ·l ~. ,, '';i'4:~ fi ant. ' • '!/.. • 'e .. "• ' ' We Pay 3% Interest On Your S.vlnp -~bout • ,I ' . . The FARMERS .BANK and.Savings ~" ,. • . MARCH 9, • tf.u • ··*'•-.-•'•' q Ho....· lor llexl Season The Pome.roy 'vOlunteer fire ... !iepartment was commended ~ heartily by mereiUUJIS lor i t I . help in hosing dowit the sldeJ, wal)<s and streell wbile t b e . ~ flondwate~ dropped after it had · ~ ereSied a! 51.1 feel early Frio ·. day. i$ D. B. Swisher ~: Dies Sunday ~· At Age Of 88 . :1 Mr. Def!ie B. Swisher, llt!, a ; res1dent of Cheshirt, died shortJ ly after attiva( at HoJzer hos1. pita! ~:15 p. m1 ,Sunday. : A p n\ .~esn~. lwp., . \ Iarmer, h was a t11em~ of . the Little Kyg.,_ Grang•. · He was born ·in Galli a county the son of the !ale John and tRachel Darst Swisher. He was 11twice.married, first to the form· ) IU!IIAL" ' Dr11N In Calor) Ha..l Court "' ,. Ii meJ•t. ·:• ••• •• l . Central Hospital Service • • • helps pay hospital bills • . ; BLUE SHIELD• Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc• ••• helps pay doctor bills ' ' . ' ~ leading an lempt le.. de sonally ters. A brother and two sisters • •. can mod~l1e yourh,OIIIeeully,Midy ~CJ!lly lh!'O!IIh Cl!l!r .Let. va ·81vo 'f;ou a frelt;,pflmate .n .:: ~urhom• ' · Market Report ·••rqildn• , .....,,. ,I_',._ ' For the first time .since his radio days, Bob Hope will hove a weekly show this fall. NBC-TV has signed him for a solid year of appearances in an hour-long Friday televisioi! program in coiQr._ .. _ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY REGARDLESS OF YOUR AGE, IF YOU ARE IN REASONAB~Y GOOD HEALTH AND ARE RETIRED OR WORKING WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAN FIVE EMPLOYEES, YOU CAN GET BLUE CROSS- BLUE SHIELD _PROTECTION. Already have 1 Blue Cross Group Contract? Now is the time your group. can add extended benefits to make your hospital and medical care protection even more complete and up to date. ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS - McQueen: Adieu To ~ghJinks HOLLYWOOD ..:: (NEA) "I've caimea· down. Tin laUng my lite nin1/' eli¥ 'Steve McQueen, at ea~t •ili"<lo(Deltlc tranquility il1 his 'iiilllop . ' . hcilhe. '. . be ln . He al'tlved In Rollywond ami 1l:tolk up We ·place by dra1 .. racial _sporll ·eass 111 quiet boalevar•· . s'~illg windows 4iJd a& dte stadlo. racin& ap llleualllllll on a motoreycle aDd feuding with hones tbey cave ~lm to ride Ia bls lelevisloa lbow. · When he went to London for WeU, il !be preasure .v ~ I v 1 a movie be barbecued hambur• can wlthsland !be ·tltealit Holly- gers over a hot plale In b 11 Wood has klsl anotli~- caper . tite.at the Savoy Hotel. In Ger- • cutter to the list of star-exec... many, filtning " The Great Eslives. · cape," he shook up the city of Steve bas forDled his o Wn Munlch by riding a motorcycle fllhn· prndtlcing company aad .into town. · ntired as ~ s'finger: "It's all Tht}re Was no.tinng w r o n ,; ftiious business. now," he wlth:hii' respect lot traffic laws. serted as the two litlle · Me- But it li!St haPpel1ed to he an Queens played In the ltursery, · old Nazi ·militar. bike decorat. Mrs. MCQueen shopped · jn ed with 'Hitler'·.; swastika. Row 'I iOwil..lind he' siPPed his inia·. • did the policeman know it Was !]rotrung coffee. just a movie Prop? Steve prom.Oii life- was a 1sed there would be- no more short-hair· ' 1>f that. as- tofuo. -"<tt-- ' ·. CITY LOAN CO.. as · ~ MARCH 12,·13 AN NOW he is promising a ~luL!uture. . :-, Thatli' 'wltat happens to some .ebar~t<.-s 'In Hollywood. The) f'iC]II, 't.o• I doubt that BY POMEROY UONS CLUB dullneu. .,...,. . . lliid, a new ' INDORSED IY MEIGS COUNTY MEDICA{ SOCIETY ,, who survive are Ehrman Swisfl. er and Mrs. Goldie ~ten, both of Cheshire, and Mrs, Hulda Jenkins of Gallipolis, His second marriage was to the former Ethel Rife who aur-vives . The body is at Miller's Komi (or Funerals from where fune~ 'l1 arrangments wiJI be anoounc:~- M~lvili Hager, 9, rerr ANNUAL COMMUNITY ENROLLMENT loldwho and survive that union are Har• Theron Swisher, and ·M". John (Ethelyn) Coughen· our. all o( Cheshire ; Kenneth jand Marvin Swisher, both of I Bidwell, and Mrs. Albert (Mar1 jorie l French of Addison. There ' are 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. ;. Lt. . Col. Thiry, 35, ralnswept i SPONSO~D 1 An •• BLUE CROSS® ! Four sons and two daughters ernment mer army · I • ••• ••• • ••• • ••• •• • ••• •• •• ••• •• 1er Leonora James in 1905, who .preceded him In death In 1947 • • man le. The ratified by ••• • ••• • ••• ••• Stores on Moln-st sulferlni loss of windows or broken door gla!SeS included the New York Clothing House, Elberfelds, Ellersbach, old A II P , buildi!!j, Meigs Maytag company, Hyselrs Beauty ShoJ, · Grover's Studio, !be Laundry Mal, Beo Franklin Store, Polileroy Paa· try Shop and Circle'• Restaur- , . ainly I .,. · TONIGHT ..,. -AtAGlanee- • ' Dies Early Sunday (Melvin Hager. nifle.year-o!d •QO of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .lager of Coolville, RFD, died •arly Sunday after a short m. -ess. Besides his parents he ia :uvived by two brothers', Ken. eth and Bruce, and a mte• Mia, and his grandparents, nd Mrs. R. E. Pullins, of Ra.- .Mr: 1"'::1~~~~~ces ~ui ~ .heW olesday at 1 p. m. at the lbaugh Funeral home In TUp. ~ P._ins with the Rev. Free~'!' Norris officiatlnc. Jlwllal ut be In Bethel ·Cemetery. •· ~· may call at th, funer... IDle any time. ··"'· �• '' • !tfn'"7 VOU KNO~ ' .' · .l ,..,., 1 .. • "'-1-' ' ' u ..m., u: ..' ..; en tine • . I • ' ' wtn. llta!M by wood · Msttt. tevey • • I Spring Garaen FeQtures Jr. Band's Party · ;. ' Around -And About Middleport I A sprlntl amlen, featurln& t • 1arden gate with a eoople In Pamela alld Jeffry WU1'91er, lilhouelte, streamers , ol orchid ebildren of Mr. and Mrs. Har· IIIII while. and mUJt~l n~te! ry J. Wursler, of Daytoo, are and. r e c o rd s in 11~tte staying with their aunts, Mrs. a stone wall provided William Morris and Mrs. the oott!ng fm- the annual jun- Branch Fleming during the llr bond party held Friday hospitalization of their mother, evemng l_n the school auditor- (Janet Dillard I who is ill with lum. Vartcolored balloons Wt!re fl and complications. featured ·;n a balloon dance. ';,., Rev . and Mrs. Records proVJ<ied the musiC for Boone are confned to the evening. home- with nu. Assioting with the party were Mrs. M. c. Hobart, who reMn. Donald MiUs, Mrs. Clar· sides with her daughter, Mrs. ence Lacey, Mrs. John Kokc; Cedric Clark, is a patient at Y!teb, Mrs. Harold Hubbard and Meigs General Hospital in PornMrs. Sbfrman ~trk, deem-- eroy. atinl tmd enlortainmenl Re- Mr. and Mrs. William Sherl~'tit ot" !itlldltlc~. l!o- dan of Middleport were in Galta:to ebips, and rote were ser· lipolis Thursday to visit his ved by Mrs. James Johnson, father Wlliam Sheridan Sr., Mn. Curtis Jenkinson, and Mrs. Pome;oy, who underwent surgWilliam Childs. ·· . ery at Holzer Hospital. Approximately IS band mem- Mrs. William Sheridan bers and their guests attended daughter, Maria, were the party, which was sponsored nig.bt guests of her sister by the Middleport Band Boost- family, Mr. and Mrs . William er Aasoelatlon. Teachers were Knight of Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Clarence Lacey, Mr. L.l Christine Coats is visiting W·. McComu, and Mr. Gherke, with her parents, Mr. and Mra. band director. Robert Coats before returning f'"iiiiii"""iiiiii'""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""jjto her studies at Ohio Northern Potluck Dinnlt · Preceded Eveflt '1!11""' ·,IJIIRARY U <:LOIJII), ' tl The Middleport . P. ulll i. ILit.la!t Ill lemp@nril eloeid. will reopen aa sOoll aa 'pcllll- ;At Weese ·A . _,.,_,timate Damages·BJ-: Flood In Pomeroy To BRIEF I ' WIRE ' . I'rom Unitc:d Pre. International WASHINGTON ..:. Senate-Re•J P'.;bilcan Leader Everett M. Dirksen .has suftested 1 "seJef:tive blockade" to JUt of!. . oliip~nts U. Cuba If 11 COQid lm~ wit!Jout war. Ji,, Pomerov lin. ' ' on lllli1"I'Y ' WI: OIYI: ' w. 1W11 '« . Reach$100,000Mark With the Ohio River boelt: In floodwater that !m-eed Pnme- tal a. qUIII'ter million dollars banka, flood officials today roy's Main-s! bliSlness districl II was Olltimated thai wl~d. esUmated approxuna~ losses to eva~te. ow breakage along Pomeroy'• may exceed '100,000 m Pome- Accordmg to another in.sur- fr~t stree.t business section . . . ance nornpany representative, caused damages in excw of tnsurance firm satd that II all losses, labor, damagea 16.000. There· were reportedly estimate of '100,000 proba- and other costs were summed 14 business, houses that sufferbly by no means would exag- up, in addition to extra travel ed broken windows possibly a1 the damage and overall and surplus workers, the flood a resull of boat U:avel durin&: suffered as resuh of the co>ts In Meigs county may to- the flond. Dirksenwiths adJ~d,!:'t'YKien~~~~ F ::~-reed, dy that a complele blockade O.:uba would be ·an aet of and very rlsl<y, He aald bndy wanla' lo take the ebance cf plunging this country lnt<> ~>ar II he•<can help Jt." But the GOP leader aaid Cubao Prom- I e• Fidel Castro'• regime musl oe des_lf~>t•il.-i~:.;......,;.;;,;J_t_ might . . . . . . .. t!ve LIBERn THEATRE MlllDLEPORT, OHIO at diy, Mp-Cb 10, at tile Recreation Center 'In . The apfater, Dt. John lif tile Slat. Aitlhroi)6logl!l ' POnliayfvimla. Utt·ls tjle PreoJI-11 iii .thO Soclety ·for Pe.m-11 oylvanlll · ~eolof!Y'; . •. ' " · MEIGS THEATRE I'OMifiOY, OHIO --- - BARGAI" IN 'tOWN W<if. Pe0PI•In . .Pomeroy'··. ,'( ' ·~,: ST~ •' It . hounds rabbit. Eight mteal lo tear I .•.. • • • the e~ery-Jay seriice ?fusing checks inste43 of . eash, all for.a small charge ,· ..• each month.. "'· .. ,1 J l -·. . ,. ' ~. ·l ~. ,, '';i'4:~ fi ant. ' • '!/.. • 'e .. "• ' ' We Pay 3% Interest On Your S.vlnp -~bout • ,I ' . . The FARMERS .BANK and.Savings ~" ,. • . MARCH 9, • tf.u • ··*'•-.-•'•' q Ho....· lor llexl Season The Pome.roy 'vOlunteer fire ... !iepartment was commended ~ heartily by mereiUUJIS lor i t I . help in hosing dowit the sldeJ, wal)<s and streell wbile t b e . ~ flondwate~ dropped after it had · ~ ereSied a! 51.1 feel early Frio ·. day. i$ D. B. Swisher ~: Dies Sunday ~· At Age Of 88 . :1 Mr. Def!ie B. Swisher, llt!, a ; res1dent of Cheshirt, died shortJ ly after attiva( at HoJzer hos1. pita! ~:15 p. m1 ,Sunday. : A p n\ .~esn~. lwp., . \ Iarmer, h was a t11em~ of . the Little Kyg.,_ Grang•. · He was born ·in Galli a county the son of the !ale John and tRachel Darst Swisher. He was 11twice.married, first to the form· ) IU!IIAL" ' Dr11N In Calor) Ha..l Court "' ,. Ii meJ•t. ·:• ••• •• l . Central Hospital Service • • • helps pay hospital bills • . ; BLUE SHIELD• Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc• ••• helps pay doctor bills ' ' . ' ~ leading an lempt le.. de sonally ters. A brother and two sisters • •. can mod~l1e yourh,OIIIeeully,Midy ~CJ!lly lh!'O!IIh Cl!l!r .Let. va ·81vo 'f;ou a frelt;,pflmate .n .:: ~urhom• ' · Market Report ·••rqildn• , .....,,. ,I_',._ ' For the first time .since his radio days, Bob Hope will hove a weekly show this fall. NBC-TV has signed him for a solid year of appearances in an hour-long Friday televisioi! program in coiQr._ .. _ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY REGARDLESS OF YOUR AGE, IF YOU ARE IN REASONAB~Y GOOD HEALTH AND ARE RETIRED OR WORKING WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAN FIVE EMPLOYEES, YOU CAN GET BLUE CROSS- BLUE SHIELD _PROTECTION. Already have 1 Blue Cross Group Contract? Now is the time your group. can add extended benefits to make your hospital and medical care protection even more complete and up to date. ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS - McQueen: Adieu To ~ghJinks HOLLYWOOD ..:: (NEA) "I've caimea· down. Tin laUng my lite nin1/' eli¥ 'Steve McQueen, at ea~t •ili"<lo(Deltlc tranquility il1 his 'iiilllop . ' . hcilhe. '. . be ln . He al'tlved In Rollywond ami 1l:tolk up We ·place by dra1 .. racial _sporll ·eass 111 quiet boalevar•· . s'~illg windows 4iJd a& dte stadlo. racin& ap llleualllllll on a motoreycle aDd feuding with hones tbey cave ~lm to ride Ia bls lelevisloa lbow. · When he went to London for WeU, il !be preasure .v ~ I v 1 a movie be barbecued hambur• can wlthsland !be ·tltealit Holly- gers over a hot plale In b 11 Wood has klsl anotli~- caper . tite.at the Savoy Hotel. In Ger- • cutter to the list of star-exec... many, filtning " The Great Eslives. · cape," he shook up the city of Steve bas forDled his o Wn Munlch by riding a motorcycle fllhn· prndtlcing company aad .into town. · ntired as ~ s'finger: "It's all Tht}re Was no.tinng w r o n ,; ftiious business. now," he wlth:hii' respect lot traffic laws. serted as the two litlle · Me- But it li!St haPpel1ed to he an Queens played In the ltursery, · old Nazi ·militar. bike decorat. Mrs. MCQueen shopped · jn ed with 'Hitler'·.; swastika. Row 'I iOwil..lind he' siPPed his inia·. • did the policeman know it Was !]rotrung coffee. just a movie Prop? Steve prom.Oii life- was a 1sed there would be- no more short-hair· ' 1>f that. as- tofuo. -"<tt-- ' ·. CITY LOAN CO.. as · ~ MARCH 12,·13 AN NOW he is promising a ~luL!uture. . :-, Thatli' 'wltat happens to some .ebar~t<.-s 'In Hollywood. The) f'iC]II, 't.o• I doubt that BY POMEROY UONS CLUB dullneu. .,...,. . . lliid, a new ' INDORSED IY MEIGS COUNTY MEDICA{ SOCIETY ,, who survive are Ehrman Swisfl. er and Mrs. Goldie ~ten, both of Cheshire, and Mrs, Hulda Jenkins of Gallipolis, His second marriage was to the former Ethel Rife who aur-vives . The body is at Miller's Komi (or Funerals from where fune~ 'l1 arrangments wiJI be anoounc:~- M~lvili Hager, 9, rerr ANNUAL COMMUNITY ENROLLMENT loldwho and survive that union are Har• Theron Swisher, and ·M". John (Ethelyn) Coughen· our. all o( Cheshire ; Kenneth jand Marvin Swisher, both of I Bidwell, and Mrs. Albert (Mar1 jorie l French of Addison. There ' are 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. ;. Lt. . Col. Thiry, 35, ralnswept i SPONSO~D 1 An •• BLUE CROSS® ! Four sons and two daughters ernment mer army · I • ••• ••• • ••• • ••• •• • ••• •• •• ••• •• 1er Leonora James in 1905, who .preceded him In death In 1947 • • man le. The ratified by ••• • ••• • ••• ••• Stores on Moln-st sulferlni loss of windows or broken door gla!SeS included the New York Clothing House, Elberfelds, Ellersbach, old A II P , buildi!!j, Meigs Maytag company, Hyselrs Beauty ShoJ, · Grover's Studio, !be Laundry Mal, Beo Franklin Store, Polileroy Paa· try Shop and Circle'• Restaur- , . ainly I .,. · TONIGHT ..,. -AtAGlanee- • ' Dies Early Sunday (Melvin Hager. nifle.year-o!d •QO of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .lager of Coolville, RFD, died •arly Sunday after a short m. -ess. Besides his parents he ia :uvived by two brothers', Ken. eth and Bruce, and a mte• Mia, and his grandparents, nd Mrs. R. E. Pullins, of Ra.- .Mr: 1"'::1~~~~~ces ~ui ~ .heW olesday at 1 p. m. at the lbaugh Funeral home In TUp. ~ P._ins with the Rev. Free~'!' Norris officiatlnc. Jlwllal ut be In Bethel ·Cemetery. •· ~· may call at th, funer... IDle any time. ··"'· �• I , ' ~Dail1 $en~!, ,, -.,. t • --Represenfatives . '.. '· PQM.I'fiY·Mid#leport, C)., Mar. 8, 1803 ' Spring Garaen Fe<rtures Jr. Band's Ar6Und And About .~ w. . , ·--fir ~ ~. ~ : •.l • UJ(hjtf-,._ l'tWN . . byi ee.u ......., •7 ' bave re111ra11t1 frGm .a ...allaa 1n Flarlda. Wllllo Ibn t b vislli!d wltll and Mrl. Jlol. ' ooe Fowler, Mr. aild lin. lAO Edwolda ·'(Jiithor Bradbury), llld. Mr.'lnd Mi'a. ~~ . ' iDovod'JPriday from lbe MOrpn . ., 1 ;, ~ on Allleao Road. to · · 1bt 0!n14 IJni!CIM farm. Mn. Sulle Fiodler Ia eonfll> , ..t·· to · ~. Momln& Star, . I • ''": • Mri llld. ..... llabori B!Jrb Mr. and ... '• Re-tallveo ol tile 1\ ' ·d Croll Ill )(elp 1!011811 ro pruenl to IPUI< to tile lllelllbora at lbe Salem Center lP.T. Middleport .. ' 01 Red Cross ~Salem Center N"'':" YOU KNOW• ' • .I i I '• »r. '*' m... . . •• .Potluek Dmnet •. • •. 1. w...,.. LIBERTY THEATRE '. ..-··,., ·:;'· li!DI)LEPORT, OIUO WSAZ.TV Ch1nnel 3 Channel 3 •=• Gospel CaraVBil 10:00 Vincent Peale I'OMIROY, OHIO ' . Waltrr Matlba'u CarroU 0'0 WID "THI Of GAlt (The Kettles) ' Percy ltilbride, Marjor SUN., MON. and Tij, Franciosa, Jane Fr Hutton, John Me& 4:00 Malcb Game 4:25 AlteniOIIIl Rejlorl . 4:30 Make llc!om lor ~ w- • TUESDAY A~ IIEGARDLESS OF YOUR AGE, IF • AND ARE RETIRED OR WORKIII EMPLOYEES, YOU CAN GET Bll Alrtady ha,.. a Blue Cross Group C extended benefits to make your more complete and up to date. ' . ,,. ...., ....... ......... j,e) 11:45 11:00 Your Flnl !Wp r_. 7:10 1:30 1:30~ ... 1;110 1;01\ ,....... ,,. , . J - 1:30 cr_. 7;Gt ilSSO Bepot11r 1:00 SWidQ ...... 7:1tWealll!!r . .... !Iowa v..., ......... Slumj> . Tba Sian DulWo II- 1"''liilbt · l'o"" CITY ·I MA... . SPONSORED a'( \ ENDORSI!D IY Lolee~ Upon""" Boum Lumber Co. Chnter - Phon• 9QS..2G05 . ' Clinton Pllhw Mkldl-rt - w~ :z-2452 Pomtro' Cement atodl 7:55 1:01. 8:10 Ed' . 1:00 Pat · · 1:110 • 1101 ' "!' 1 - 10:20 10:311 11:o0 JIIIO! !'71110. 11:1111 Yaun For, 10. •=• llliDie . . . - ClienMita · . . . • -~ .. . .. .. ••• •. 1 •tt.l ~ { .Budol1 S&ar..- ];• ~· ' •. • some out an · en '' . w-.... u:a Ouliliac l:li I::IIMna ~ lllit'• u.llouil Warld· 1'llliti ., , . , ..... __ . " . .. JHURSDAY~ WSA:Z.:TV Ch1ntiel 3 . ... . ... . . ~- '. ,. ' .. " ~ ~ - ~~: ·· -- ~ ·~ Tv:'SfATIC 4:00' Anufrtean BandltUd 4:30 DiscoYery '83 4:$5 News 5:00 Super Show . lllllbillles are wekomed aD 1be _,Ill, That Ia H !bey · s:~ Tarzan 1re "The ~erly Hlllbllllea,,. I:!X. ·Bal Maa.currently bolding lbe No. 1 rat. 1:!0 .Poeemali:BO' N""" . .me sPot 1n this eounlry'o TV 1:40 Loot at 'lite, Weather IWOI!p8lal:eo. 6 :45 ABC Bvelllng · Report The &erles, _ , here Wed7:00 Aisignmout Underwater neoday Dipll .., CBS-TV, is 7:110' Ollie aad lWrlet duplleatlng 111 clomeotlc; oucceu 8:00 lloima 1\eed Slio• In 1111111 foreigD CCIUIIlrlea. . 1:30 Beaver Recently lbe Englbb gollbelr 9:00 M7 .Jhree Sooa first gllmpse of "The Beverly 9:30 Mcllala NiiVf Hlllbllliea" itid tlie ota1c1 Brtt· 10:110 Alcoa .... foot lbe lraoaplaoled Ozarlr:· 11:00 ABC Newa fio11 lani to their bearta. The TAM 11:10 Looll: .at die _,.,... report, almUar to our rating • 11:11 ~ AWard' iltuler oyslem, showed tl!at ' lbe pro. gram came up with a raling of 42 wilh a 72 per cent of lbe audI leooe wllh lbe lint episode. The prqp'8lll hu beea a fli. VCM'lte with lbe Canadians since early laat Fan. In Canada It Is Ill fifth place o1 all TV ' . pnsi'ams Jnd il tbe . higbeat • iatM half-bout &erles In lbe .... ' 'I • tire Dombdtit. 80th Ia 'i'airo. Ch.nnel 3 . to and Ottawa the olunr. Is weJ. eOmell .011llmsiastically e a dt Wl!et. . . EVIBD in JaJIIID lbe einbali eomedy hu found vut favor. The series il seen there on lbe Nlboo Televlslm network and . II garnered a raling whlc:b Is ..W to be tbe lilghest ever • raeted up by an Amer1eaa ...,.. ooer M'les. c:reator Producer, writer Paul llennflg !las U:IO Dake'a Non Tmlllllt U:ll ""-1"11 Tbe ..... 11:11 ~ lleporl 11:30 'lllo. """' .... ..:fRIDAY WHTN-TV 1:55 1:1111 1:30 1:00 I:X 10:30 18:115 • 11:11 Chlnnel 13 Daily Warlt . Tills II 1Jfe IN A11ea T11ne Pal .. lllte .Fun Seboo1 OdJo • Da7 Ia Court ia ·W7Diaa 11:30 YlllltO hr A .... D:tl Bm1o l'unl IJ:at Father .Kaowa Belt 1:1111 ..... J:li ABC .NeWI 1:10 . . . . ..,. 1:10 Q8eoa Far A 0.,. 1:30 ..., Co Yao Trull t:~ - - !lend•u f •=• ~..,. •a t:ll .NeWI ........... \ " Clilnftil , I ••• ' - i f "" ....... ~w·o, :. .,. Nowi t:IO 1:10 1;11 tilt Wiiitllor ....... ,,. . llao& ' D. B. Swisher ~ Dies Sunday ·~ At Age Of 80 1 1 Mr. Deflie B. Swisher, 10, a , resident of Cheshire died short- ' ly after arrivar at 'HoJzer hos- 1 ' pita! Jlf,} 1:15 p. m. Sunday. ! A pto"'!!!l'n~ ,lJlesH- lwp., ~ Iarmer, he was a 111.ember of W"lilter Milt NIKhllllly con..._ A Ytmal Metamorphosia and hoeH Tba ...,tta fracto,. af its frosty M. Thn, locustlike, it stirs to 1-e tile All. n. -..'1 Ida• a moment m.,. is li... With fragU., tlisttning ahonk it Wt ....... LOCK:-i.IBTEN: Imogene Co- ca, stali!d to return to the TV been llped ., Yrederlck Brisson ond David Swift to tnab her ltllllloa picture debut Ill I b e film version ol tile bit Broed· way show, "Under tile Y u m YIBit Tree." CaiDeru r oD weolt at Columbia Sludios . .. Jlallywood ..... CBS-TV has """'Pieli!d a long. ·ranee oareemeot wilh llayt,er. ry Prodlldlons under lbe terms cl. which II wiD ptewl rebroad· casto of '"DDe Andy Grtflllb a-" ID Ill daytime schedule llarting lite in liM. Daytime contract does DOt affeet th e tremendously popular Digblllme oerle8, lll!ldt eonlinues oo Moolily oJahla ..... Sillger Andy WDUams wD I lie lbe hoet Jnd star at twelve full""'"' m•IOleol ..,..lals .., NBC-TV nezt ........ a- wiD be ..... ... \rartoaa 'nleeda1S between Octaber 111!1 May wltb lelecosls emaoalltlg from Hollywood ..... Walter Brennan, friend Jnd """"- ollhe lale Gary Coop. er, wiD narrate lbe 'f<JI'Ibcom. ioc "Project ... ~ctitll ol ''Tbe Tall A!DericaD - Gary . Cooper," alated lor lelecalt ... NBC-TV, Tueid11, Marc:h II. Is 11U ol "The Rell ......... in the fall, hu from llollywood with the firs& of Ids muaieal version ol "Gold~ Boy," hued • bi S 11137 drama. He'll eoofer wtlb producer Hillard Elklns, SJun. my Davis, Jr.. lyriclsl Lee Ad· llll9 and cotiiiiOSOl tllarles draft Strouse, coocern1ng lbe venture whicb is to be [lre8ellled -fall . SEE-HEAR: Columnlst Walter WincheD's "Pnlse of the Nation teleseries will dmlt • March 19 .... . Shari Lewis, star of hor OWJt NBC.TV series, Is ooe of I b e meet peUte stars in lelevlsloa. She Is an even five feet tall and tips the scale at 100 pounds ... PHILCO . the Little Kyge1 Grange. He was born in GallJa county -the son of lhe late John and .Rachel Darst Swisher. He was :twice rilaiTied, first to the form· Ier Leonora James in 1905, . who /Preceded him in death in 1947. I Four sons and two daughters , : who survive that union are Har· 1 old and Theron Swisher, and ,.Mrs. John CEihelyn) Caughen,a,.~r, all of Cheshire; Kenneth t and Marvin Swisher, both o! •Bidwell, and Mrs. Albert (Mar· jorie} French of Addison. There are 14 pandchildren and siX IJ'eat grandchildren, A brother and two olsters who survive are Ehrrhan Swisher and Mrs. Goldie Teoaters, both of Cheshire, and Mra. Hulda Jenkins of Gallipolis. His second marriage was to the former Ethel R~e who aurvives. The body Is at Miller's Home ~or Funerals from where funel.'- 11 arrangments will be announe~- Melvin Hager, 9, Dies Early Sunday ~elvin Hager, nine-year-old -~ of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth titer of Coolville, RFD, died •arly Sunday after • short m. ·eSs: Besides his parents, be il :JtvJved by two brothers, Keneth and Bruce. and a lister Mr: ~ena, and his grandparents, II!' Mrs. R. E. Pnllins, of Ra"' nswood. W. Va . ... .... ... . services will be held at I p. m. at the Funeral home in rup. · with the Rev. FreeNorris olliciatin1. Burial 1n Bethel cemetery. may tall at tba flmtraf any time. · ecolor Television •.' AND ,.SERVICE •" .,. commended s, bu arrived (j. was .• -~ alihlrl - Pomeroy ' vOlUnteer fire ~ heartHy .by :merthanls ror i 11 •. ilelp m hosmg down the sidewalks and slreeta whHe I h 1 . •· floodwa~r dropped .aner il had . ~ crested al 51 .1 feet early Ff1.. • day. WSAZ.tv and Stores on Main-s't .suffer:illJ loss of windows or broken door ,, (; glasses included ~ New .York ., . Clothing House, Elberfelds, EDI ershach, old A i. P buiWii)C ., Meigs Maytag eom[i8'ny, liy: . selrs Beauty Shop, · Grover•• , . Studio, the Lauridry Mat, Ben .1 Franklin Store, Poiilel:oy Pas• try Shop and Circle'o Restaur· 't~· ant. i The .FRIDAY edJ break~ge along Por.ner~y·1 ~- ~epartment SALES . ' -' ' ow front otree.t buoi..Ss section ciused damages in' excess of ~.000. There were ·reportedly 14 busines& hou&es that suffereel broken windows possibly 08 a result of boat kavel d.urinl the · flood. --~--- ."( •• ' I:JO '11111>-"" YoW~ ' 1:• IJ:at ~ For 'ftmciiiOW approxima~e losses to evacuate. may exceed $100,000 m Pome- According to another lnsur· roy. . ance nompany representative. One msuranee firm said that il •II losses, labor, damages an ~tlrnate of flOO,OOO proba- and other costs were summed bly by no means would erag- up, in addition lo extra travel gerate the damage and overaD and surplus workers, the floOd loss suffered as result of t h e eoote In Meigs county may to- • • · CINCINNATI - Robert Linn, 58, managing editor tile Cincinnati Post and slar died today. . Linn, who had been ing edl"1!" of · the ScrippS ; Hqward 9lnce 1945, had gory two weeks IIJO. editor thrpugh many o1 stories of war and I'Oact"'. .. " etan empl- Hied to' Linn's ~ on the "ranklin llooaevelt "' found· a foreman, and, •••anu ,, &bow estimated PARIS ,. 'lbe French emment tnday execllled a f mer army offieer convicted · leading an ass•ssinatlon . tempt against President Ch le. de Gaulle. De Gaulle sonally spired two other pi tero. ·An army firing squad ahot Lt.. Col. Jean-Marla BaSUe Thiry, 311, sliortly after dawn ralnawept Fort d'lvry. ' ... Service '"--•m GaiUpella .-' • '. wttTN.W . . 1'oll&bt lillotr • O'O.III.un.- Co. • .- .... ~ · fell '1Nit ENROLLMEt< . l:aJiiN u:itt """ • cow,. New ". 1M,. ·IZ:Ii ·=~ J.Gu llaaol . ADd7 Otlif;lb 11:10 Lillo - . .11:10" ......... 'ftli ...... ~'" ,.·lll'!ilir.~Yrtlth 'Jils plea i 1~1 il)'llli.;. . Bldault, Wlio wu dJB(~ in ,a ~awn pollee raid in this 'llny Bavarian reso lage, Is wanteo by the ' ~overmnen: as the Jeade Ill• underpour.a Nali<lnal . slslanee Couricll. · His plea political asylum could he I~ embarrassing for Weot · man Chancellor Konrad nauer, whq recently si friendship lraaty with De G le. The treaty bao not yet · •. • ratified by the German mer1t, · With the Ohio R~~ back in fl"'!"water ."tlial force~ J>ome. ul " qu,ljl'ter million doiiDrJ. Its . banks,. flood officials today roy s Main-at business dlslrlct It was estimated that w·nd- U:IO INI J4cQiJI U:lO ScannP'I· ~ Weallllt' 11:11 Silver ~ Sporq ~ TV "The Unll>!oobobles," il lbe : . .... :.: ·~=i.t!ct 7:30 1:10 .....,_ ~ J·. mllblllle!t' ~..­ ••• Jaca 7:110 To '!'ell Trull! 8:00 f've Got A Seorel 1:110 1:1111 Ill's," ia a ciDch to briDtl TV . 10:1!0 walehers to lbe movleo. &bert 10:1111 ltaek, who has made 11111Df a 11:110 \ . '1:30' CI!S ·RepQrta . 11•• n. Lata Sllo!t! • • • <lcldisl1 queatio~ !or Wbt 4':110 Tbe Secret Ilion!' ''1111 Tbe Edp ol IIJ&I!I I:GO Anne ~01 1:80 Brokea Amiw 8:00 Sea iiiiDI . 1:10 llripit ' ,__ ''00 I!SSO Beporter t:lO N""' 1:115 Dail¥ Word 7:811 l:oilo&t .. Air 1:00 Sea iiiiDI Tbat . . . 111m, "The Corell!<• 3:00 To Tell Trulh 3:30 Milllooalre- . 11: iJ. ."""'" fllpR . ; $15,000 w· STEINEBACH, German F\!gltive former FJ'<nch nuet G~ l!id8ult,. wh red PJI a pollUcal sil>rm ain ~~ly ~~~~ ' ~. rpl,o · • WCHS.TV Chlnnel 8 1:30 Pbll Silvera • ! turaa "no race" was d more than turned to bettors. Races r ed when poWer Was ~s ~:!oW-'iP... Newa l'ICIUra . 4:011 'lbo - - lilorm t:IO 11lo lldp a1 Nijjlll 1:4111 ADDe OUJeJ . "'~ ,CBS Ne•a ' A and . • • ,..,lt:lli """ ~........ ... Worlll Newa Taoi&ll& U:llll u:oo 11W lleCoy1. l!:!O'l>e,. aacl Gladya WEDNESDAY ., ":IIW- i:JO The Mlllloailnl 11:10 Newo 11:00 Clulic - a- llilllll U:WN8WI - · - a:li- 10:11\1 1 ,Love Lucy .. 10:30 Peler Guila 1:10 Baol""l'l'rlJ 1:00 j'o TeU Trulll 7:11 CBS - ·J:IIO Dldl turaa ""'* ol~ Nlwl l'llilll at 'l1lo ...... U.:ll A_.,., £Wild "tFIW ,,. Loramie Fwr-illl lillldloa 14111 . 1:111 AI 'lbo WorW 11:10 ,,.. liiiiiiP' &IIIIo womm·•,.... 1:11i Newa ~ ' to;" .Belt b:iGO oU1C ·e:•1:1111 'a' '""" , •=• sa..U. ~ :1:30 Leave II To Glrla 10:00 ..Caiendir •=• YOD ~ ••• oUIC Bvial•l fllpR 11:301'Mbar~ storm this w knocked out the circuit keeps lhe rabbit one step ()f pursuers. 10:01 'Circle ''lbealet ·. u ·:11 Dub'a N.W. ~I .... f:tO Uot II 1111 Wealllar Ill elec tri~al 1:30 Jodi Lolaq Sbow a:oo' Caplalo Kauproo •='if _., ''"' llli ...._... I:•· lau±•hr "'- 11:·. 1:111- ·a:• 1:• a:30 Bowllu& 4:30 Alllllllli run 1:00 Trailmaster 1:1111 Adventure Theater ........ ii:1fi NIWI .lll:llll l'IBJ Your ~ 7:30 Budd)> SlaRber . f:30 'IIQble, .GUlla l:ot~ 1:20 liuperiQID 1:110 YOiiYGII~Fcl& : 1:11 Jilll ........ BMw u.·- Supermaa rtsult ol bla lll:.tlll Sa)' Milre 10ooo caleetcf• ~:30 ' Love 1.uq U:IO llealllcCGyo ll:li " GIMp lJ:IIO Love ol .W. !ll:li Mewo 11:00 Davey & Gollalh 11:15 Nnblemea Quar1e1 11:30 CbamploaUJjJ Brldp 12:00 CbaiJeop Goll 1:00 Lowll' ~ 1:30 Meet Proltaor 2:00 Dlrectloas 'a 2:30 Issues .. Answero friend u a i:lli n)ICovery.a 4i5GI'itwo llo"""'' W.bell . .~=··...... 7 ... l:oa Ctpteie •rtajrot WHTN-TV Ch1nnel 13 VoK:e ol · a:Ji l'Odo,J Out ru Wq I:GO J.oMia YOIIDI , • . v-. Dr. Mn'rrn t:jt· lllaldt Gillie .... ~ ile;qr& ••• Jlllilr ...... 11:10 Cll8U:ll Lole Show Jt:OI · · 1:111 Ntwa I .. C'·Itrllr . ' . f:a Deaall ,_ YmN 1:10 ~~~-1:11 lloCoJI 1:30 G.&. Ul.11:110 Candid Camera 18:30 Wbat'l Jol)' LIDo ANNUAL COMMl t·CIIIal - 7:110 Tile 7::1H~. OU& ¥our w~ 1:111 Jlerv GlJIIIa ,,....... a:oo Z:25 Ntiwa 1:30 ,BeVtll Kt!7l , •:GO Quojoi ~'<!< A J)q 1:30 · Wbo Co You Trull t:GO AmorieaD llaDclstud 11:00 Prloe II Ri&b& 1.:38 Collceotratioa 11:10 11:11 Jim TJw- .. Sforlo U:lli World ,..,. 11:111 ....Iii'& - ,..., ,,e:ai'wtllft •• c.., Centra I Hospita I Service ••• helps pay hospital bills Monclv .Nilbl .liovlll 11:11 Howl &:a CoD• 1n1 BLUE CROSS' . IZ:IID ·Father KDoWI Best 1:00 Sbowtln!e ' 1:1l!'l1ally WGrd '1 7:00 C!iDelie ol A!r ·u,oo ~·· 41 Life.. • ST. PETEIISBURG, Fla. II finally happeJ!ed - the hounds caught lite mec rabbit. Eight odgs Jumped on mleal bunny and happily to tear It to sbreds whe - . • • . ' 1:10. 'AI .1bo wclrld • J:OO P_.rd s:IO .lloluepllr\y 12:00 li:n!le Ford 1:00 Coatlllelltal Clalat'oaiR . ' 1:1& WCBS. Newa 11:1111 Youra For A 1ioD1 • 1:011 Goad 10:1111 llrJDIWoy'a JouraaJ lO:JI .ljunlley"l llelor& aoo wru.• .., . Hollld 1:30 An LllWetllll' 1%:00 PlnOil'l Mallbnl: IZ:IO CBS Repnr& I: 00 Onl lloberll 1:30 lim. Slroq 1:45 Taltlat llaDdl J:OO Bel liD _ J:30 Sparta llpedlcula, 4:110 Emllilbl - 8:30 Ed Allen Tlmo Pat " Hike I:S run SclwoJ 1t':S Odle lc King 10:35 Day Ill CoUrt it:OO Jane Wyman 'i:eo WSAz.TV Chennel 3 COIGolel I:Ji J)m 1~ Sbow I e:» w~ 1:1111 N-. ~ 1:45 lluntliof"llrllltlq a.prt 1:'30 WHTI\I·TV Channel 13 7:5$ J>aily Word · a:oc' Failh for Today TUESDAY 3:30 Youag Dr........,. WCHS.TV Ch•nnel I willia.... t· TUESDAY 11:10 A Look At tho W~ 11:1$ Academy Award TbeatAir 2:ai Newa . ., .-~ ';.?. ' .'•' WCHSiTV·.... ; : , Cllinnel·.-; · a· - ' . "'. ... ' 1:00 Stoney Bur.ke 10:00 Bell casey U:OO ABC New& Fiaal 1:00 l.orotla YOIIDI ,,oo lluekl-., Bandataa!l 8:30 Rifleman 1:110 Men GrilfiD 6:30 llcKeever lo qu.., 7:00 Tightrope 7:30 The Dakotao 1:30 Leave It To Girls 11:10 NOWI 1>:11 Wealbel·eut 11:11 Suilda.r Tbeater ··PERIOD 0' ADJUSTMENT" lleiS Sporto Reporl 11:1111 Late llbo!l 6:30 Pacema• Nft'll 6:40 A Look AI Tbe Weatbor 1:45 ABC Evening Report 12:SS News 1:00 Newa lD:!JO Show of Weelt Ma,.h 10.11·12 II: 10 SeoMing 11ie Weadill' 2:.SO SeYen Keys 6:110 Bat - - Ca~ 6:00 · Mr. C8rloOil . . ..·. ,.,.:r~;.· 'l'oaf&lll ·· %:2:1 ABC News i:OOS-- 12.:00 Your F.irat JmpresaloJl 7:30 Will Oilnay 8:30 Cor H 1:1111 Bonama 10:011 Gair, lfli!ln 11:00 lluke'o NewJ 5:20 SUperm8D 10:30 PIBJ y..., Buncll 11:00 Pnee b Righi 11:30 Conceotrat.IOD . 7:00 O"''oooe MalD : • their entire fl· Fun .6: Laughter! No e~ tlie ~nl ' - 4:110 America< New1 13:i0 Trulb or - ,. • 4:30 Discovery ... 4:5$ ~­ 10:110 Sa)' Wilen 10~25 / f'ar A 0.,. 3:10 Wbo Co Yoo Truat 7:00 Tl>da.r Sbow ilii$.l'oclai Oul Your WQ e: oo Good Mornini 2:110 Ills 3 Bowling 3:00 NBC News 3:30 Wild Kingdom 4:00 GoU 5:00 Operation Alphabet 5:15 Wealher 5:30 BuD6:00 Meet lbe Press 8:30 John Glenn Story TONIGHT : "LONELY AR. THE BRAVE,. , 111 in.• DoUglas, Gena , 1:00 Movit 1:00 Continental Classroom 18:30 Living W~rd 10:45 Christopben 11: 00 This 1$ Life 1!:30 Catholic Hour 12:00 TV Chapel 12:JO Gospel ~y· Boya 12:45 Garden Club 1:00 Champiollship BowliD(I MEIGS THEAf. · 12:30 Father Knows Beat ;· 3:00 . WASIUNGTON - Senate ReP'!i>lican Leader Everett M. Dirksen lias aui!irested a "aekctive blockade" to .,t oft oil srupmenb 't<> Cu~ If 11 cold<~ be 1......... .,. •mpoaed without. provolqng . war. Dirksen • a I d SUnday be cgreed with President Kenne· ely that a complete blocltlde of U.ba would be ·an act of war · and very risky. He eald "~ body wanls · le talte the e11ance .d plunging thlo country Into war il hencan help it." But the GOP leader IBid Cubao Prem· .ei· Fjdel Castro-,, regime mwit. .lle destroyed onil one v might be to Institute a ' live blockade U e~perta .., ternational law ahould d that it would oot be an ac war. ....Oiiii;====• WSAZ·TV enttne • holllooe -.ey ,..;,. I1J ·· . n..,......., :MONDAY • on, n;ee$1 H. • SUNDAY • • Sfrv•ces ·for . · .· . Preteded Event . Mts.,M•g"t' · · •·'· NOW SHOWING ' ,: • w• er: Mr. llld. Mrs. Edftnl o, Ball1 • • • . , '• . , ' .. , ' • ', ~ I!UDtl daucldor,· Polly Aon; of ' . A. Monday ....,.., Marc:~~ 4th, M0.1m and· 'Milo\ Polly Karr · · · .,._,_ _~ ,at the or.bool audllorlum. . · . ·. ~·~ . : '· ·' •. · : ·.. ·. , o1 Calumbualrrlvod Friday ev· ,UIRAIIY 18 a.odb· '·•' c.. E. Blakesloe, n.w ~. enm, ·to opebtla fiekend wtth Mlddleport l'uiiHe ond Lorry Lewis, aU apo•• '"f Ul .. 8 ; .;.l:hJ~JIJjd.U. ..Jmi. lhilr partllll, Ml'. ll1d Mrl. Libl'irjl 11 leiii!P'arll elotlild. brteny of the~~ .-It ~ qm.,. : ~~.::-!,..•,.n: ;.l ~ -!~'i· ~ ~·.,~'I'T<r Charle!l a. Karr, Sr. 11 wlll,roepeo 08 ...., ... ~ of the Red Croll, ll1d a . ,. a. ocloct poi!Jiek <lbiPilt. ~~' . • far : Mf1. ·Mr Jnd Mrl Clarence Might ble . . •· . ~ ,, entitled "Nell!hhor to Ntlah- ~~ ..,..iJac Of WSCS ~ . .~ ~ ' , lnm ,tile of Jbtlllnd ~ recent dinner • ., · · • · hor," was lhown. . .il\e ~ MlthGdlsl eburi:li ·~ ii'uuenl ~ , Wed,6es- &ueill at 'their ·dAughter Jnd , . . . Another hiJihllght o1 the ev• beJd wed.-., evllllDc at tile dar.~t JG.a. m..W!Ih the Rev.JOii.tn-law Mr. ·"'"' Mrl. wn. ld~ nlng w~ a play "Mother GoeJ llople ol Mn. <:..B. ~ ·~ ,.._.<lf .#,It lard Ebei.bach ond daughter•. . ·' ,. · On Strllt:e," 81VM by the ltv· IIIJu Marcia KJrr ~ ~nd; ·~!lllfene Clwrcll !l!l': · M--Bit<Jnd Mro. Eorl Reuter • , enth ond cghth 8flda lllldenll al the meeU.C Ia the ableDoe ~:L.~IN,. . war pl'l>' il1ll iroiJs of C91ulllbul were callA I. •OC~0':4$: of Mn. NeUle Valo'1 room. olothe pa~.Dev!'lklal ftN til!~( •v\~'~~~· •H- lhls ~ 1>Y the Ill-' Wo' Wiiti !lliw... ev~IIOI» Presiding..., the Ill••'_. led by Mra." lloyal '1'1\omaf .u- ~ ' '··· !: · ·:"'' .."'''" •• ··: ." neii other falhor; E. T. Green· · ' meeling was Mrs Dorot!IY. lll& U her IGplc, "A ml•lmy , i!liil' ~JI! ... lliiH ~ Ieee'!bey ...,., ,.....,panled by WYDA ..2-_ . ·..~~.39 . ·.· Cray, and devou- were 8iV- Ill~ ~lh IPI';ill neeQ." efioi7' ~ ' ~: were hla falher,' Wilter Reuter. for a i'IAlt 1H"\i~'l' '" en by Mrs. Betty, Hutehlaon. lople, ·~'llle ·Unit- n.le,.flq!M,· Illy ~ Albert visit. ·· . . · Pomeroy Fher.Shlltil who used as her scripture road- eel . Na.llons !"~ly" was pre- ~. ~. ~. Ga fJi Join. c. Jl'. Toliiiluoa entered ~~~ro.lllllard' vm· if~W ·· ing, seleclecl verseo from the •~ted by Mn. Melrill Gdmm, @ .. ":!!'! 'PIOYd ~ ., ~ Hospltil ~ arul . · • · •· ; ; '• 1 18th ll1d t91h Chapters of st. M1ssdw.r. Mrs. wee• ud. e'.f!!ilu :~ ""'iof·toWn unclenrelll aiajot ' 'IUI'S•rr on WI IIYI TV:IIT.t.MI'Ir:, Matthew, and cave df, lnspir· Mra .. Thomu. · fGI'.\1ht~~~'11,irt~~· .:!IJill Fridty 1DOftlli,l. ' •W. ~In ·.' '"u' · ·. I'~ - ---·-ing talk eoncernlng the lncrea·. Dutlne the buolness .....,..; ""fl· ~· ~~ :f!lld . ~, :~!i":·""',;;; .. • f ' ' • oing demandt ln the role of par· 21 ohul·ln calls """'" reported. ~:;1~ ,~·.ol ~. ent and teacher In regard to The trea1urer reported that the .w: Va.; Mr. and },fn. ·Gary cultivating the spiritual needo pledile and all other ,bOle of the WIJlle and•daughter~; ttlmbioi'ly of our children. SoCiety had been pald. It l'BI Jnd .l'lmel!l · IIIIi 'Mrs. Violet ·\ The Ways ond Meana Cam· ~n<!ed lhel .Ome at the ~. ; COII11illnii;. · Or~ ~ mittee reported a profit of t28 members participated in t .he ~;; ~V~Jo·. ~· Bet· from the aale of refreohmenll World, Day of Prayer rervo ly.. ~ ~ ....,! J.lf.. .lind . Mn. at the appearance of Laura held ~t the EUB chlll"'.h. . ihlrvl!y Wa~, ~~~; ¥1'· ~:~~--~~~ ~he n~II~l~l~~ The .~.eporl of the nomlnaiiiiJ! ~' ~; J>,ale1~!"".-: ~:-~ . .l oiJiio< J.J •IRJoo U, I .• ,: ......... ., .... ' ':["--'-------.....· ' '1'1 •, �. • • ~' ' 'J ' '· Jlll1':"" YOU KNOW• ' • • r. • • \ ' . Ar6~nd Fwtures Jr. Band's PQrty · I .. 'I • •' I alteiJ. J.l •"he U• ..... ,-11)' .... ' ne • , .~ \ And " About ' Middleport . A IPI'illl garden, featurln&!• 1atden gate with a couple Ill Pomelo ahd Jeffry Wurster, streamers at orcbld children ol Mr. and Mrs. Har· dl white, and musical ry J Wurster at Dayton, are and r e e o ni o In ~ tte slly;n, with iheir aunts, Mrs. ipu..! • stone wall provided Willlam Morris and Mrs. the aettln( for the IIIDUII .Jun- Branch FlemJng during the Jiir band party held Friday hespttelllltlon o1 their mother, evenlnfl In the school auditor· (Janet Dillard) who is ill With i\illl. v..lcolored balloons w~r. nu and cornplicatiooa. featured Ill . a balloon dance. Tile Rev and Mrs. Donald JlecOrds provided the music lor . Boone are · confned to their lhe evening. home with nu. Aal.sting with the perty were Mrs. M. c. Hobart, who re· Mrs' Donald Mills, Mrs.< Clar· sides with her daughter, Mrs. eoee Lacey, Mra. John Clark, is a patient at ~ Mn. Harold Jmbbard General Hospital in Porn· :Mte•. Slieunio Buskirk. atmi . ..~: II!' . and Mrs. William Sheri· lll!lildllllft* bfdlliilllwtt'lll!t. 110o1 Middleport were in Gal· talo Obi"", and <Oke.•"'re ser· Upolls Tllursday to ~isit hl.s oeil' Uy Mrs. James Johnson, father, Wlliam Sheridan Sr., Jlrs. Curtis Jenkinson, and Mrs. who underwent surgWilllam Cldlds. .. "' at Hospital. APjll'olilliBti!lY 115 band . William Sheridan and bel's and their guests , Maria, were overtile party, which waa guests of her sister and by the Middleport Boost· Mr. and Mrs. William er AssQclation. Teachers were ol Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Clarence Lacey, Mr. L. Coats is visiting W·. McComas, and Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. liind dir«lor. Coats before returning her studies at Ohio Nortt,' · .m.ouette. ,~§ ~, / . 1-;~ 11en~t; Pqm~Y·Mid-nlp!llt. 0., Mar. 9, 1~3. $p;;;.g Go;~en :,, '·i.·-....,1 .I • ~ I . ~~ ' . ,UBRit.RY II Q.ClPD ' l'o '"" MlddltPort i tm'l i. Mrt.j Llbnry l.s ~empc~rir!Iy' clolid. ':Jtes w111 .reopen ~ .·110011 aa.- "' • Estimate Damages B}\ -At A Glance. ..,._ BRIEF. ' WIRE • Flood In Pomeroy 1'~. '( F...,n. UDit~P~ ' 1,.. lnternat,lopal Reach$100,000Mark.~. LIBERTY THEATRE lolllli)LEPORT, OIUO SATJJRDAY . . -· ' W!iAZ•TV-. channel a. ,,. oowa DD lbo rn 4o P~ · ,,30 Rull "' !leadf ~:00 Shirl "'"Wit . l:30 Popeye • 0:30 Kill& ........... ii:OO I"UrJ I. MEIGS THEAT• 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:30 2:00 2:341 3:00 3:30 I ' I'OMIROY, OHIO . Magic Midway ),lake Room Daclolr Ellplorini Mr. Wllard Sgt. J>restoil Reade<'• Dll!esl John'~! !!<rap~ Sporta fl1temat!Onll' Dies Sunday AtAgeOf80 G:OO Alh9tar GoU 1:00 Porter Wagner Sbo1r t :30 News "' BPorll t:40 ·Weather News · 7:00 saturday Ja~. 7:30 Sam ilenedict I: 30 Joey ·BI.shOp t:OO satul'daJ Ni8bt Movlll' 11:00 Newo ,,.s SUN.1• MON. and Til' Mtrt:h 10.11·12 .• PERIOD OF ,. ADJUSTMENT" Tony Franciosa, Jane F weolthe\' 11:10 II: 1G Sporll 11:30 MOYle Jim Hutton, Jobn Mer Tennessee Williaml' r ~medt! .:·' WCHS.TV Channell Cotorcertofn · t:OO Captain Kangaroo · Tho Alvill Sbow Mighty MoWJO PlaJboiiH olant on 11J1> TiD Til · ' Roy Rogen Shew \ ·~ '' "Ltve Willi a Prepor 8traJtCo er" ... Let Hemiclt flo "TrDelbol L!ldY·" Ida - · - .... film•. Be plloJI a lralllpd plllf• or !D llle llnl ud 1H .lot of lbo ........ will iWi •fill- ... a •tt ANNUAL WHTN·TV Channel 13 -10 :46 Make That Spare "Bell Telephone H~r,"' SPONSORED racllii, he explalnt, . a wlll be ...n next season every other week on the NBC network lnSteRd of, as in recent seasons, at irregular interVals CITY swint- New, be intlutt,_"llllle " ' ' . lod!M fnm Paaadeaa pu• ""! .,. tile freeway.'' Be ~~·~ ~ , broadcasting i'ixture for yeats. ENROLLMEI plukm& u • &J)Ytt with siX carburetors - . ll classic, 11151 English raetns car built lot European load racing. . In his swbicing d~ys_. . tlteye took the Utile car down a raC41 lraclt straightaway al leO miles an .bour. tux. Academy Award l'beatet~ Alr.,dy hiYt a Bille Cross Group l extended benefits to make your more .complete 1nd up to date. its natlon·wld\1 Easter altraetlon. JOOJi O'Brien and Ga1'1 Lockwood c:o-itar •::.. ·' lui•• STEVE MAY NOT 3E 9:00 4awrence Wetk ShoW 10:00 Fight Of Week IIEQARDLESS OF YOUR AQE, IF AND ARE RETIRED OR WORKII EMPLOYEES, YOU CAN GET BL Hat !ng now, but his career Is - . and he still has •bat be calla "my therapy." It ·WOI park!!d in the garage and II "!'I "ther- 1:30 kt's Dance 2:30 GoH 1:30 BowUng 5:00 ···orld ol Sporto t :30 Wrestling 7:30 Gallailt Men ·• 8:30 Mr. Smith TUESDAY AI ' Nelahborl Social Security Clmreh ol Chrilt Top Cat Beany & Cecil 12:00 Bup BunllJ 11:30 Allakoum 1:00 Flld<a COMM~ nne lay, with ~ bcisPital Ill!~.. M-411 •h al ·Bet ~ttl oew E}vli Presley ttiOtloh.fldure, "It pe.ied ll tile worl~·~ Fa~:· aa . v IJ:OO Newl 10:00 10:16 10: 30 II :00 11:30 = plllr. He likes the plot ol "L o t Wltb a Proper Stranger." "lt'o a Jove story without a Jo Ye scene. Sort of like 'Marty,' • be enthused. 1HS Late ShGW Central Hospital Service ••• helps pay hospital bills ··...~.: J¥8 movie 'olea, too. Monday, .~prn .~.~ as&~ lhtU-FiidaY .*'"'~' ., . , olir ~oolt G8)'nGr; tueiWII Margot M~ ~ Free! J, . · lie'• -'"' pUbl& doe pi l!>r a ehul• - Natalle Woo4 ID 1t:OO NeWI BlUE CROSS '; .. bollr lied. 10:00 GUD!IIIOU , · He's getUrig out of uniform af· ter a serlea of milltary-baelt· .. pnc!ed films, ~~ . he,. bad ~ three words for wbil kind at ~ivvlel be Will · be wear;Ing. "Loole, mill, loose," ile 81'1& 12:00 Sky Klnl 12:30 Read!hg Room 1:00 News 1:30 ilig Picture 2:00 Crossroads 2:30 Movie 4:10 News Conference t :30 Dragnet 5:10 Doctors At Work 5:10 Ear!)' Sb•• 7:00 Deputy · 7.30 Jackie Glea&OD t:30 Oelendero . uo Have Gun Will iravtl .i .. ... .. ' . ~' ~'fh8 ·~IO ·~ T-i' NE~ Mc. Qu . een: Ad.1eu ~~t • De!, ll'alf • · dramatic ~~~ aeru: tc.alllllled .rrom r-.1 ,.._.J . a:.a~ .isp!oc;ia~JY 1!11: ~. TV _....__ _._ _. ....,...- . ',i'v, ,.uJ·preuiiere'"' NliC· a:oo TV Claoaroom 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:110 . ~. " approximating one a month for two-thirds of a year. It wilt ~ ,... alternate Tuesdays at p.m., and for the lir&l 'tlme•lt will run rlgbt throu&~ a .wamer - Sepl. u, 11161 1o lbe aa.._ !If ' 1101, .. 1 alarted tlllnklnc abo!lt i(aY · wife and· ehildru. I wu 'dr~ ing for blond 'os!ead ! lu~,- I fellows gel ~OW •11'1. IIi· ured II wa• lime to qui••" ' ••w ·- dalry herd. The 18 lbs. 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