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' $5'.95 ,., WoMEN'S EXTRA SIZE ORLaN C_ARDIGANS •• · ·: •· ••· '$5~95 , WOMEN'S REGULAR SIZE ORLON CARDIGANS "" •· $3~95 WOMEN'S SOLID COLOR NYLON BRIEfS 1: · · 1• • · · •1: • · $1.00 BOYS''BIG YAMK WESTERN DUNGAREES ............ $Ua 54 INCH IRoiiNG BoARil PAD and COVER SO · " .. • $1.59 MEN'S ·$2.95 'OXFORD CLOTH DiESS SIIIRTS ·· 2 for $3.00 $1.19 RED HWT KNiniNG WOR.TED ·YARN OF .....1.198c All SPORTS ZIPPER·UTILITY BAGS •1• • • •1• • •11... · · .~ 1. $2.49 1 • • • • • . ,. .. • .. • • • 1 , OHIO LIBERTY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NOW SHOWING Kim Novak in . I Work Session Held By Cla,s On Thursl'ay ' Coach ·Has ·'Dream' .Season . \ Melo Cleaner_ 4 for $1.00 Women's aiby l)oll PJ's $1:95 Feather led Pi!lowe _ ~2139 Cutrlte Wex Paper 4 for $1.00 1 . Photograph Albums _ $2.95 Special Beth Towel2 for $1.4.9 $1.49 Trash Baskets - $1;-ql) , New Vaivil, ,Galore 9Bc • 5.,~0 SALEI EARLY AMERICAN SOFAS IN THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT THI-D FLOOR $199.0tSOFAS .. $169.00 I $269.00 SOFAS .. $222.00 ' $249.00 niREE ~IECE MAPI,J SET · ••· · · $200.QO' $369.00 TWO PIECE SUITE OF OF................. $322.00 $398.00 TWO .PIECE SUITE ••· 1• • · • .. • • •.. 11• · · • $333.00 $469.00 TWO PIECE SUITE .... · •...... ; ,,........ • $400.00 ' ' 1 ,. • '~ .. •_. ' ' • • • • • • • '• ' . .11'-.--:;.J(~. HIDE·~>IEDS- .A BEDS- SLEEP OR LOUNGJS · . . ' '· .. George Hayman Dies Friday In New Marshfield ,. $398.00 SEatONAL SLEEP OR LOUNGE~ ••· · $333.00 $259.00 SLEEp OR LOUNGE •··' •· •~· •· ·... · •· · · · $218.00 $269~o0 ·SUIP OR LOUNG~ ...... "' .. OF /" . .. .. '$222.06 $249~00 -SLEEP OR LOUNGE ......;. ... · .. · ·.. 1 " · $21t!)O . $229~00 HIDE-A-BED $191 I $109.00 SOFA BED $8..00 . 1 • GUILD WILL MEET The pootponed meeting Women's Guild of tbe Fed· orated church Will be held at 2:30 p.m. at tb~ churcb. ' women ol tbe church • r II nro•od to attend. ')'he · board wiD be ·-;;, ,-,_. ••• • • ' ' '· Q ' ·- '~·· $ ·THJ\.NK YOU FOR BANKING WITH US .february Is the month of Friendship and a most appropriate time to first tell you, our banking friends, that :Nt sincerely appreciate the continued loyalty and confidence you have placed .in our· bank. 1 'In addition, Iwe feel the. most effective way to demonstrate appreciation ' to any customer, is to pled1eW1d p~ovide the high•st standards of personal attention, conven1ence,and bank· . in1 service .j . · . We shall CGilaider it 1 privilege to serve all your banking needs now end in the future. I lntere~e On Sat71ntl• -~::=~-~--------~.~----' We Pay 3% ' • h • ,: Pomeroy .Na1:i on:aI ., 8;1nk Servin& -Meils aoun~rt-for~v~ 90 .I . ' · POMROY. . ·'· teuw· .,,r.. :1:. 1:~ ti ....... . . ND . . ""'J"~~' .,. · 'r. ·1• ' It:. .1", .t,.... /"""' ' ----- ~ . -~---- - ....... •1 ' ~~-" ' .• '-1 ,I ' , Chltlont :SOith~on ... . ,,,,f' ' and ' ' ' ' . • ! 1 • ' ' ,,,_, - ; . ' " . ' ! ·_ •• ' ' I ·' " ', ~· DEPARTMENT CAU.ED Tbe Ru.tland. department WI"' blue at lhli , , , OD lhli ' ShotgUn ftaturlngr •-'· ' "- , :. ' . ' SovietFner Pictbr~diBy . RotaryS~er qiAILom·s BEAUTY- stloPli At4NouNqs EXPERT HAIR STYLI'NG· AND CUTTING .._1 ' ELBERFELDS POME~OY DOLLAR DAYS ' ,.· . RDad O!!er ' GaP ' Causeil •: · · jured· ' <- .' �• • .. \ ---- • ........ ·A rea· ~ " ~0 " •~ U.iU~ A ··,·• ...:·· · · . ··wa~ 1o ,.,<'O ..... Fa.mo·us Man ·whoie Nhilan ~owr . ~ l, , ;: . · ·BEFORE •THE , '.; ·. SPRING RUSH ; · FOR ~PERT. -~ ~-. . REPAIR SERVICE , r· · ·· ' · 1' ·S ..Ou• • • ,\ l. .., •• - . tii&W'·51!]tEADEU1 . '' \;;l ,,f:l. . ·~· ' Fuhofti.Tb. . .. ' Triictir 1Safts' ' get 'em off to a fa1t start .• workl. ment) and author of a Broad- nese·silk 'Underwear, Sixty They can best be answered way column: "M c In t y r e of pajamas, sixty suils, · by 1IWse who knew. hlm best. was easy going, had a natural pairs Of shoes, three dozen ·. Here are a f<W clippings that style, and a pleasant philosophy and 'handkerchief. ·:.post Yt, ' - - His way ~f liyJng also ha d Flo ~egfeld .caused the read. · usetray 110 confidences. "Pay no attention or reo;lv 1 to unworthy critics." th 0 0 M1 t · · c n yre was n••:o~:;~:~ man whose career was tt of a full-length film own lilellme. warner Brobad announced its definite to make the picture soon 85 f l, ·~ a ~uitable scnpt was loll to do with his success. of telephones. A poor found But Odd's death prevent· 0. 0. Mcintyre, although a vestment io the stock m~rket ed this front happening . . - Mcli(rre's ''~ home." Mrs. M&!tyre bound them into .. . book -form:- ' Here are a few from notable figures of two and a ball d..,_ ago: "Odd's passing Js a shoetint loss, not only to journalism .and his miUions of readers, but to ~ des me personally. I feel that I was f rtunate enough to be induded among Odd's personal frie· is and know !hal I wUI at. ways miss his brilliant humor and__~1ndlines(l . ·~ ~ -- -- -- - - - .-' .. - William R. H.,.rot, Jr. "For yourself ·aceept iny Sln- · tferest ·_sympaihy. But _!her. is • realty no death. It it · on ly ;chi!Dge. It 'is ·· ·throwing a!!lchl a womout ..garment for a new one; It is a prqsress·and yoor .comfort will be the ,Jmowledge --of his supreme advAncement.,. Cecil B. DeMilio "Terribly shocked last ..enin!{ to learn of your husband'S death. Mrs. Farley jolno mt ·in extending most sincere an4 erpool, 0., Tribune, Jn 1904' ' heartfelt s)!IDpathy." . 11105. . Mcintyre was . . . James A. . Farley. Iwriter and later . · . "I have just read With pro. · of the Dayton, 0., MAGAZINE EDITOR -AND HIS CONTRIBUTOR - Ray Long, editor of Cosmo- found zorrow ol the cihth '-ol 1906: telegraph editor poiitan: magazine, chats here with his long-time friend, 0. 0 . Mcintyre, in' New York. ·yeur beloveo and distbi8ul&hed: ~ ~~:;,s,:,~n~ managing editor, . Odd met Mr. Long_ m Cmcmnati when the latter was managing editor of The Post. husliand. His .ability, energy Ic Post, 1907 to 1911; Long gave OOM a job as asSistant to the telegraph editor and afterwards, the :two. and S)!IDpathetic kindness wiU edito~ of Hampton's became the best o fnends. It was Mr. Long, in 1911, who inviied Mclntyre to New : be greatly missed. I know lazlne_ in 1912, news editor York whe•e he became the world's greatest columnist of his time. Mclntvre wrote · words can brine little eonsola· New York Evening Mail ir. monthly articles for Cosmopolitan for 15 years. At the time of his death,· Mcintyre lio.o in this sad hour but there 1111113; daily article, "New York was the highest-paid magazme writer in the nation. is this small solace that he By Day," begun in 1912 behind him a countleoa ~ 1, - - - syndicate to BOO newspaby the time Mcintyre died. Market Report_ _ number of loyal and devoted - frieJ'KhJ•·-- ··--·- Robert F. Wa&ner , "Sad news has just roaChed ·and cannot ten you h 0 vi and grieved we are. Please accept our deejiHI sympathy. The world has lost really great man and we mour 1 his loss sincerely." Mr. and Mrs. Whiteman. "Like the rest of the -ld we feel that we have lost a great friend. OUr deepest oym. patby." Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, Amos 'N Andy. "The entire world shares ill great loss." ' George Burna, Graelil Alln "We are shocked to hOar lht n<ws of your husband'l tf-'ILIZERs *FARM ' MEtGS EQUIPMENT CO. (R<ar of Meigs General Hospital) I .' ' WY 2·2176 • 'omarey &' siiPPl¥ .to; ' . !'! .• ..,. .. , associates Mlded • tt.. famouo ·•'DiuJIII!ial:s 2418 P. a.r k ·Ave., apart~ fn, New Y<if'k. . , . Three ~~ and ilsly-si• GATEWOOD - 0. 0 . Mc'nlvrc's "dream home" on State St., as if appears today of ~mesSajes reinafn in 25 years after the famous writer's death. . ' Gallipol!:i today - II Galeilood ":Qon't write a Jine you would ashamed to have your mli- · he never . lost _hi~ poise. • 25 years ago today. thou!lands of telegi'ams Jrom II!ienU and to fight an enemy w h o that It seemed in tempo, wheth- As ' .wri\er ptit it, . be never er in a New York or am all was · ble to["s!Jake the town paper." dust 'off his \ boots." "Mcintyre put the Broadway clothes ·fullllled . their column on the newSpaper .map, . - ·they attracted making it possible for the rest OOM dlsti~ed many thingsto. follow ·- which they did -'- especially · .!elephones and tong alter." Variety. bankers. An association with -- · As· wqrd sjlreaot;l<>:D~~ t b o nation o!.O. 0. Mcintyre's death ' the power to lighi back. · .!.: . "Never use the power of the ''His column was ·unique In • Notable Figures .. Express Sdr-rdw the opportunity to read _.... . natlorl following his ·sudden ~ Of OOM'$ Death Mcintyre's philosophy Said Danton Walker, who iiv- bad 200 bathrobes, 200 lOll pairs of socks, h Is (In the 290 Park Ave., apart· 100 shir!r, fifty soils of ·death• ~linlnf why he wao "'merlea'a lfeale!!t coiumnlsl ·of bl& Iilli!!: " · • · ''Odd · atwa~ chose the plea".. . A1J11 tlilnp to 18f about peo.. pie, •Tjd 'manago!d to say them . . 11 entertlilnlnf. His nnaU town .!.,JiinpllcJIY.-- ,as -lhe key to h·l& . IUC'Ct!IJ."" - Louena 0. P.ar~ .lll!nl, INS Hollywood writer. "lie retained a omall town . TOO."y, Relic From Past "'"'·the tions asked by the younger gen- ing.\ · ;... •• <t ..,:'":.!::"· responsible for his · bankers. He lost a great part his s~vings, as did many Americans in 1929. all his own. _ _ .,. Gale1food ..., rei)J8ln with· red book jackela reeord ll!e ill- Gatewood II again nelahborb-. Wlfl · drawn, unapproac~able, . . ld erary life ol 'I ll ,...., ro t h e welcoming bad< 111· old frleodo • and perbaps ~ven unii1Ylllng It large. Wooden-bound JUOII 11oo1t and hopefully 81 ~ R 1 ., AllbouJb lhe !ria Ito~== objocUye ·newcomer or the: reeordo the Jlfe Ill Gatewood. ones, If they eare to 1101 . ..,.. unobtrullVel) .ln the IN cynical native. . : 'Interspersed with .tile llaJ1Iel quainted. behind tbo 111011101')' ol ller The massive while d o o t s· of lourlsll '- lonnally or glib- The cblidren o( GaiHpolls' band'o n.mboyant r::::~ swing open - Into a musoum? ly dashed oH from ail over the grow "P wl.th Gatewood. A tiro!' ll ll the milA place of dead relics? A "Taj counlry - are tbo names of chlldi~h scrawl ol . 1 . neighbor who breatboo lhe life lnd Mala!" lor a man dead for a the ton. child appears 1n tlie guest ·iou111011 Into the ototeiy nom10. . . . of a ceotury? Gatewood belonp to Gallip&- -and again·at Jntervaia·- un. This ll ~t- the leallng lieN. lis. It is tile town•• vllllble, tan- Ul ibe 'last siKJ181Ure 1~ adultly ~ Gatewood " a hol!lf sliD - !llblo, vlearious eilllm to o n o written beil>w tl!at of ·her bus- sleeps oilentl under 111 y~'ieiJ , h~ anve Wlih the personal- mao'• lame. His. l'l!stlnl!l place band-to.ba, aa olio I"' o u d iy the 7 · ily ·Of 0: 0, Mctnt)'l'e and :the l. aloofr iookln& head "lhows him through Gate- !'~-lion ~'"!''lpora..,. . ~ -~~ is liven by a ""' Ill aboo bed jlckell ' IIIII gees bUDfl in_1 bacl: by a pair of a!lpper1 tossed to another cldioet, by pastel pointed wooden hat stands ing to be UJOd IIIJiln. . Spring wiD rome G•llil!Oljj jb~ jear, lemi81I''fi(ni ol "'"rif• tivity. .!WIOU~ the ffitl~~~ arrival of :the b1ack ce, bea~ing Iii it the ' 1111sii-ei. oe Ga:te~:o-oocJ_:_ ___,: , "What made 0. 0. Mcintyre viewpoint in the lafge city. He small tcwn boy, was called a ·Cftfl writer-why was he so -had a Janguage an his own." York's "number one pot J8r?" F...dltor of the New York Jour~ dier." 'ftaose are two ser-Ious ques- nai·American. Odd estimated at one time ,.a~ln ~pers 8CI'OfiS --- ,..._,lioool _. _ . ~·!kin lo!lay who never had ed aero" ,the hall from OOM :roo C8Jles, ' .; IY',..,.PoUI -~5 ...... ,._.,... ... (II hlo ........ ..... . y,t J ....... ·Wbot Ji• Gab!~1 To a ·'lruo, lbt - . . lo If IIIOibor wiltfully loWMI a·Netr York Ill Girl ~coat _..,. .,. t.b oJ dilld, 1111 ~ _,., palloe _ ..,.. era - the .,. o1 ,timor. ..... the heyday o1 tlor 0 • , h the Ol'1rholmlnl m lis br•t Ollld .......,.,. ill pluab, ftivot Ollld nalJtm- But Gatewood 11 ill .. audl ......,._ rro... ln ~!Joe, perbapo - lout 11111. . bslon ot hll - · • till" np .,. ;.. -"' varied - .. of blue, ill abJDy llul then II ....., *-1oM llll lovely Wife ...ty Heet- '!'-. ..... .,. wbl,.,, Ill warm, rich goldJ. btauiJ llort, too. Thera· 11 tile nboJ <tllll. Heaea, ....., "'""'ll'lmll1 ,.n ._. ll!t To Ill adult, looking with 1 warmlll ol &radoUI1Iooplldty, tbo· doon llld . t h,- Yaa, _...,. bM .... . . ima~lnallv, 'ye, doea It fllt . leeilDI o1 11e1nc IUfi'OIIIIdod llouM ap,la ~ to W.. 111o • .,.. 0.. lorido, ,..,. '*tsfut ~ It'll~. ~ d!- loy - r ~. llolb t ~. !lark ~ olll ...,.. ......... ... .......... An ex~~pie of HollY· INII 88 well 88 ~ wbo - · popera """"'"' the rich -io tu .. .-eiHI-npod _..,.._ . J.lode111 . fr!>m lb. ~ .,. lound faille .r ~ to1 carpetlnf. lhe abroudl f8<e •!a"W JtWo a n . . . . u lhe garloh orance a n d oH the · ouml)luoul fumll!n. wHh a _ , - ,to lnlilun ··Odd's Columns Help Provide Tips for Younger Generation In :,. · Gafew~od · ' J,fost !'FfiOna over 40 b. Alne~ toda7. 111rely • remembe~ .with warmth. a daily column · ,In their JIO~e town newspaper datelined, aimply "New York" 'called "New Yor.k Day By DaY;;" and. by· Uped !>. 0. Mcintyre. · . ·~.Thursday was the '25th ~nniversary of• the death !" Oscar Qdd Mcintyre, slim, dudish kid' who inan· . ~!ted IQ .malf!eulllte from the Ejghth (l'ade In neigh- . bjlr Gallipolis, then hacked Ilia fortUne lq the· best • . • / Horallo Alger style in'the Rig (lit:,:. . ~ealtr and· fame came his way and neither dimmed a nostalgic memory· of hla home town on the Ohio River. Beeause of It be made the word "Galli: polis" famous. . ' 1 Some Uterary critlca doubted .Odd's legitimacy a1 a writer: th•y didn:t understand that the _people In our burgeoning cihes had m th.em a little piece of the same love for the small town that Odd pever . tired of mentlonjng in' "New York Day: by ·•Day.'' ,Afterall, J!i!lny melrppolitanites must have come from amall towns themselves. · . ~lnce Odd's heyday .i n' lhe late 2_0s 8lld in iho 301, until hil death iq .J938 at the age of 53, other · "columnists" have gained prestige using' simi)lir backdrops .. The late Ernie Pyle took a bl~y war of world. magnitude, reduced It to the personal ba.sls of PVt. •Joe Doe, 141 First-st, Little Town, America. , \, Had the famous columnist been living today, he would be celebrating his 79th birthday Monday . . After leaving Gallipolis In 1911, -Mcintyre never return~d in the living flesh, although he · olt~n said, "I've been tempted." Mcintyre, in on: · of his daily columns released·· • by McNaught Syn lcate (over· 800 papers') stated .; why he never r~ti'i ned to his boyhood home after , 27 years in the bij'fij:y. · · "I have told, ......y mannerly fibs as to why I •ever returned. The tr~th Is too many of my UliiJ!Iona have era•kM wide open. This one I want lo hug tight and 11ever let go. It's the only haven of which I have no memory or pettiness, deceit, or 1 solitary vestige of man's lnhumanily to man." · In other words, 0. 0. Mcintyre apparently was afraid things "wouldn't be the same as he last saiv t~elll" if be returned. ·He was invited to return. In 1935, 35 civic-minded Galllpolitans drafted a resolution asking he and ·, his wife Maybelle to CO!J!e for a visit. This was two 0. 0. Mcintyre ,y0ars after Mcln!yre bad refurbished his dream home of the mid-west - Gatewood - located on Hill, overlooking the turn of a bend In the Ohio 84 State St. The project cost over '60,000- it reriV\lr, is a stone bench with the eulogy of which Ma· -mains one of Gallipolis' finest historical tourist atjor; ·Edward Bowls, of the original amateur hour lrpctions. . spoke: "Beloved of a Nation." , , !). 0. Mcintyre's final resting place on Mound ! i-1' . . . . . ,• ' �• • .. \ ---- • ........ ·A rea· ~ " ~0 " •~ U.iU~ A ··,·• ...:·· · · . ··wa~ 1o ,.,<'O ..... Fa.mo·us Man ·whoie Nhilan ~owr . ~ l, , ;: . · ·BEFORE •THE , '.; ·. SPRING RUSH ; · FOR ~PERT. -~ ~-. . REPAIR SERVICE , r· · ·· ' · 1' ·S ..Ou• • • ,\ l. .., •• - . tii&W'·51!]tEADEU1 . '' \;;l ,,f:l. . ·~· ' Fuhofti.Tb. . .. ' Triictir 1Safts' ' get 'em off to a fa1t start .• workl. ment) and author of a Broad- nese·silk 'Underwear, Sixty They can best be answered way column: "M c In t y r e of pajamas, sixty suils, · by 1IWse who knew. hlm best. was easy going, had a natural pairs Of shoes, three dozen ·. Here are a f<W clippings that style, and a pleasant philosophy and 'handkerchief. ·:.post Yt, ' - - His way ~f liyJng also ha d Flo ~egfeld .caused the read. · usetray 110 confidences. "Pay no attention or reo;lv 1 to unworthy critics." th 0 0 M1 t · · c n yre was n••:o~:;~:~ man whose career was tt of a full-length film own lilellme. warner Brobad announced its definite to make the picture soon 85 f l, ·~ a ~uitable scnpt was loll to do with his success. of telephones. A poor found But Odd's death prevent· 0. 0. Mcintyre, although a vestment io the stock m~rket ed this front happening . . - Mcli(rre's ''~ home." Mrs. M&!tyre bound them into .. . book -form:- ' Here are a few from notable figures of two and a ball d..,_ ago: "Odd's passing Js a shoetint loss, not only to journalism .and his miUions of readers, but to ~ des me personally. I feel that I was f rtunate enough to be induded among Odd's personal frie· is and know !hal I wUI at. ways miss his brilliant humor and__~1ndlines(l . ·~ ~ -- -- -- - - - .-' .. - William R. H.,.rot, Jr. "For yourself ·aceept iny Sln- · tferest ·_sympaihy. But _!her. is • realty no death. It it · on ly ;chi!Dge. It 'is ·· ·throwing a!!lchl a womout ..garment for a new one; It is a prqsress·and yoor .comfort will be the ,Jmowledge --of his supreme advAncement.,. Cecil B. DeMilio "Terribly shocked last ..enin!{ to learn of your husband'S death. Mrs. Farley jolno mt ·in extending most sincere an4 erpool, 0., Tribune, Jn 1904' ' heartfelt s)!IDpathy." . 11105. . Mcintyre was . . . James A. . Farley. Iwriter and later . · . "I have just read With pro. · of the Dayton, 0., MAGAZINE EDITOR -AND HIS CONTRIBUTOR - Ray Long, editor of Cosmo- found zorrow ol the cihth '-ol 1906: telegraph editor poiitan: magazine, chats here with his long-time friend, 0. 0 . Mcintyre, in' New York. ·yeur beloveo and distbi8ul&hed: ~ ~~:;,s,:,~n~ managing editor, . Odd met Mr. Long_ m Cmcmnati when the latter was managing editor of The Post. husliand. His .ability, energy Ic Post, 1907 to 1911; Long gave OOM a job as asSistant to the telegraph editor and afterwards, the :two. and S)!IDpathetic kindness wiU edito~ of Hampton's became the best o fnends. It was Mr. Long, in 1911, who inviied Mclntyre to New : be greatly missed. I know lazlne_ in 1912, news editor York whe•e he became the world's greatest columnist of his time. Mclntvre wrote · words can brine little eonsola· New York Evening Mail ir. monthly articles for Cosmopolitan for 15 years. At the time of his death,· Mcintyre lio.o in this sad hour but there 1111113; daily article, "New York was the highest-paid magazme writer in the nation. is this small solace that he By Day," begun in 1912 behind him a countleoa ~ 1, - - - syndicate to BOO newspaby the time Mcintyre died. Market Report_ _ number of loyal and devoted - frieJ'KhJ•·-- ··--·- Robert F. Wa&ner , "Sad news has just roaChed ·and cannot ten you h 0 vi and grieved we are. Please accept our deejiHI sympathy. The world has lost really great man and we mour 1 his loss sincerely." Mr. and Mrs. Whiteman. "Like the rest of the -ld we feel that we have lost a great friend. OUr deepest oym. patby." Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, Amos 'N Andy. "The entire world shares ill great loss." ' George Burna, Graelil Alln "We are shocked to hOar lht n<ws of your husband'l tf-'ILIZERs *FARM ' MEtGS EQUIPMENT CO. (R<ar of Meigs General Hospital) I .' ' WY 2·2176 • 'omarey &' siiPPl¥ .to; ' . !'! .• ..,. .. , associates Mlded • tt.. famouo ·•'DiuJIII!ial:s 2418 P. a.r k ·Ave., apart~ fn, New Y<if'k. . , . Three ~~ and ilsly-si• GATEWOOD - 0. 0 . Mc'nlvrc's "dream home" on State St., as if appears today of ~mesSajes reinafn in 25 years after the famous writer's death. . ' Gallipol!:i today - II Galeilood ":Qon't write a Jine you would ashamed to have your mli- · he never . lost _hi~ poise. • 25 years ago today. thou!lands of telegi'ams Jrom II!ienU and to fight an enemy w h o that It seemed in tempo, wheth- As ' .wri\er ptit it, . be never er in a New York or am all was · ble to["s!Jake the town paper." dust 'off his \ boots." "Mcintyre put the Broadway clothes ·fullllled . their column on the newSpaper .map, . - ·they attracted making it possible for the rest OOM dlsti~ed many thingsto. follow ·- which they did -'- especially · .!elephones and tong alter." Variety. bankers. An association with -- · As· wqrd sjlreaot;l<>:D~~ t b o nation o!.O. 0. Mcintyre's death ' the power to lighi back. · .!.: . "Never use the power of the ''His column was ·unique In • Notable Figures .. Express Sdr-rdw the opportunity to read _.... . natlorl following his ·sudden ~ Of OOM'$ Death Mcintyre's philosophy Said Danton Walker, who iiv- bad 200 bathrobes, 200 lOll pairs of socks, h Is (In the 290 Park Ave., apart· 100 shir!r, fifty soils of ·death• ~linlnf why he wao "'merlea'a lfeale!!t coiumnlsl ·of bl& Iilli!!: " · • · ''Odd · atwa~ chose the plea".. . A1J11 tlilnp to 18f about peo.. pie, •Tjd 'manago!d to say them . . 11 entertlilnlnf. His nnaU town .!.,JiinpllcJIY.-- ,as -lhe key to h·l& . IUC'Ct!IJ."" - Louena 0. P.ar~ .lll!nl, INS Hollywood writer. "lie retained a omall town . TOO."y, Relic From Past "'"'·the tions asked by the younger gen- ing.\ · ;... •• <t ..,:'":.!::"· responsible for his · bankers. He lost a great part his s~vings, as did many Americans in 1929. all his own. _ _ .,. Gale1food ..., rei)J8ln with· red book jackela reeord ll!e ill- Gatewood II again nelahborb-. Wlfl · drawn, unapproac~able, . . ld erary life ol 'I ll ,...., ro t h e welcoming bad< 111· old frleodo • and perbaps ~ven unii1Ylllng It large. Wooden-bound JUOII 11oo1t and hopefully 81 ~ R 1 ., AllbouJb lhe !ria Ito~== objocUye ·newcomer or the: reeordo the Jlfe Ill Gatewood. ones, If they eare to 1101 . ..,.. unobtrullVel) .ln the IN cynical native. . : 'Interspersed with .tile llaJ1Iel quainted. behind tbo 111011101')' ol ller The massive while d o o t s· of lourlsll '- lonnally or glib- The cblidren o( GaiHpolls' band'o n.mboyant r::::~ swing open - Into a musoum? ly dashed oH from ail over the grow "P wl.th Gatewood. A tiro!' ll ll the milA place of dead relics? A "Taj counlry - are tbo names of chlldi~h scrawl ol . 1 . neighbor who breatboo lhe life lnd Mala!" lor a man dead for a the ton. child appears 1n tlie guest ·iou111011 Into the ototeiy nom10. . . . of a ceotury? Gatewood belonp to Gallip&- -and again·at Jntervaia·- un. This ll ~t- the leallng lieN. lis. It is tile town•• vllllble, tan- Ul ibe 'last siKJ181Ure 1~ adultly ~ Gatewood " a hol!lf sliD - !llblo, vlearious eilllm to o n o written beil>w tl!at of ·her bus- sleeps oilentl under 111 y~'ieiJ , h~ anve Wlih the personal- mao'• lame. His. l'l!stlnl!l place band-to.ba, aa olio I"' o u d iy the 7 · ily ·Of 0: 0, Mctnt)'l'e and :the l. aloofr iookln& head "lhows him through Gate- !'~-lion ~'"!''lpora..,. . ~ -~~ is liven by a ""' Ill aboo bed jlckell ' IIIII gees bUDfl in_1 bacl: by a pair of a!lpper1 tossed to another cldioet, by pastel pointed wooden hat stands ing to be UJOd IIIJiln. . Spring wiD rome G•llil!Oljj jb~ jear, lemi81I''fi(ni ol "'"rif• tivity. .!WIOU~ the ffitl~~~ arrival of :the b1ack ce, bea~ing Iii it the ' 1111sii-ei. oe Ga:te~:o-oocJ_:_ ___,: , "What made 0. 0. Mcintyre viewpoint in the lafge city. He small tcwn boy, was called a ·Cftfl writer-why was he so -had a Janguage an his own." York's "number one pot J8r?" F...dltor of the New York Jour~ dier." 'ftaose are two ser-Ious ques- nai·American. Odd estimated at one time ,.a~ln ~pers 8CI'OfiS --- ,..._,lioool _. _ . ~·!kin lo!lay who never had ed aero" ,the hall from OOM :roo C8Jles, ' .; IY',..,.PoUI -~5 ...... ,._.,... ... (II hlo ........ ..... . y,t J ....... ·Wbot Ji• Gab!~1 To a ·'lruo, lbt - . . lo If IIIOibor wiltfully loWMI a·Netr York Ill Girl ~coat _..,. .,. t.b oJ dilld, 1111 ~ _,., palloe _ ..,.. era - the .,. o1 ,timor. ..... the heyday o1 tlor 0 • , h the Ol'1rholmlnl m lis br•t Ollld .......,.,. ill pluab, ftivot Ollld nalJtm- But Gatewood 11 ill .. audl ......,._ rro... ln ~!Joe, perbapo - lout 11111. . bslon ot hll - · • till" np .,. ;.. -"' varied - .. of blue, ill abJDy llul then II ....., *-1oM llll lovely Wife ...ty Heet- '!'-. ..... .,. wbl,.,, Ill warm, rich goldJ. btauiJ llort, too. Thera· 11 tile nboJ <tllll. Heaea, ....., "'""'ll'lmll1 ,.n ._. ll!t To Ill adult, looking with 1 warmlll ol &radoUI1Iooplldty, tbo· doon llld . t h,- Yaa, _...,. bM .... . . ima~lnallv, 'ye, doea It fllt . leeilDI o1 11e1nc IUfi'OIIIIdod llouM ap,la ~ to W.. 111o • .,.. 0.. lorido, ,..,. '*tsfut ~ It'll~. ~ d!- loy - r ~. llolb t ~. !lark ~ olll ...,.. ......... ... .......... An ex~~pie of HollY· INII 88 well 88 ~ wbo - · popera """"'"' the rich -io tu .. .-eiHI-npod _..,.._ . J.lode111 . fr!>m lb. ~ .,. lound faille .r ~ to1 carpetlnf. lhe abroudl f8<e •!a"W JtWo a n . . . . u lhe garloh orance a n d oH the · ouml)luoul fumll!n. wHh a _ , - ,to lnlilun ··Odd's Columns Help Provide Tips for Younger Generation In :,. · Gafew~od · ' J,fost !'FfiOna over 40 b. Alne~ toda7. 111rely • remembe~ .with warmth. a daily column · ,In their JIO~e town newspaper datelined, aimply "New York" 'called "New Yor.k Day By DaY;;" and. by· Uped !>. 0. Mcintyre. · . ·~.Thursday was the '25th ~nniversary of• the death !" Oscar Qdd Mcintyre, slim, dudish kid' who inan· . ~!ted IQ .malf!eulllte from the Ejghth (l'ade In neigh- . bjlr Gallipolis, then hacked Ilia fortUne lq the· best • . • / Horallo Alger style in'the Rig (lit:,:. . ~ealtr and· fame came his way and neither dimmed a nostalgic memory· of hla home town on the Ohio River. Beeause of It be made the word "Galli: polis" famous. . ' 1 Some Uterary critlca doubted .Odd's legitimacy a1 a writer: th•y didn:t understand that the _people In our burgeoning cihes had m th.em a little piece of the same love for the small town that Odd pever . tired of mentlonjng in' "New York Day: by ·•Day.'' ,Afterall, J!i!lny melrppolitanites must have come from amall towns themselves. · . ~lnce Odd's heyday .i n' lhe late 2_0s 8lld in iho 301, until hil death iq .J938 at the age of 53, other · "columnists" have gained prestige using' simi)lir backdrops .. The late Ernie Pyle took a bl~y war of world. magnitude, reduced It to the personal ba.sls of PVt. •Joe Doe, 141 First-st, Little Town, America. , \, Had the famous columnist been living today, he would be celebrating his 79th birthday Monday . . After leaving Gallipolis In 1911, -Mcintyre never return~d in the living flesh, although he · olt~n said, "I've been tempted." Mcintyre, in on: · of his daily columns released·· • by McNaught Syn lcate (over· 800 papers') stated .; why he never r~ti'i ned to his boyhood home after , 27 years in the bij'fij:y. · · "I have told, ......y mannerly fibs as to why I •ever returned. The tr~th Is too many of my UliiJ!Iona have era•kM wide open. This one I want lo hug tight and 11ever let go. It's the only haven of which I have no memory or pettiness, deceit, or 1 solitary vestige of man's lnhumanily to man." · In other words, 0. 0. Mcintyre apparently was afraid things "wouldn't be the same as he last saiv t~elll" if be returned. ·He was invited to return. In 1935, 35 civic-minded Galllpolitans drafted a resolution asking he and ·, his wife Maybelle to CO!J!e for a visit. This was two 0. 0. Mcintyre ,y0ars after Mcln!yre bad refurbished his dream home of the mid-west - Gatewood - located on Hill, overlooking the turn of a bend In the Ohio 84 State St. The project cost over '60,000- it reriV\lr, is a stone bench with the eulogy of which Ma· -mains one of Gallipolis' finest historical tourist atjor; ·Edward Bowls, of the original amateur hour lrpctions. . spoke: "Beloved of a Nation." , , !). 0. Mcintyre's final resting place on Mound ! i-1' . . . . . ,• ' �I . • .. ~ • ..!''=.!::!':..'::·~:!: day ~~~~~d::~u:: :.-:~.~.::.':.t·r::. rr..::.e::.,a::...~~ fl~~~,:=·:.::; Anwa~ .:Ot rloom in~)& JtJghl. In lbe . whole eight mlmlloo, 11 -Iaior Bllloy, who hid ~ebounds to llfkklli>por!'• 28. port Friday nigh~, bowever. 10 junloro and one eeolor - bewne one of two aU • Ume ileal Tornado , clubs Friday n.:;ht at Middleport with 1 th .. r.,plng 84-38 vietory, eomp:.ting an 18 game odJedule , . ':out defeat. Cnly onee oefore has 1 Tol'n· :o -team done that, in !953t , when Ronnie Slaser and Jim Adams and Co. were. eli.. lrict champmns and regmnal Class A runnerup . · 11 0 for th~t ~'::Ji,g ~:rnaJ::" next week (56 per cent against Mid· dleport. NObody Is talking out loud about naslwns north o1 the we:. sectional and Athens' dl8irlct tournaments. "We play one game al a lime" says Tornado freshman coacb Mike Morrison. ',, 11!)1 . J !fore'• ' ......,,!baa frt>m behind.:~ the second quar- mcved the Panthers to within ier and foogltr off a determin- one point at the end of the first ed Wahama While Falc:on team perind. lha I of the game Friday Spencer, who sat out the first . h[e~ win a 89-&1 ~ntest on quarter started the second per· ~~ Wahan,. floor. · ind and put the Panthers In In winning their eighth game front at 21·20 with two field of the season the Panthers shots. The Pomeroy team was were able to hold Charlie Yon· never behind from that moker high scorlllg Falcon ace tn ment. They hit for 12 P<>ints in 1~ Points but saw good shooting the quarter while holding the break out on the part of other Falc:ons to seven for a four Falcons throughout the ganl~" point 31·27 lead at halftime. Nick Howard, ~lm B,lrd; .and In the third quarter, the Fa!· Charlie Hargraves all' hit In ~ Panthers enjoy- Panthers gathered In 39 rebigge_st ~d then In bounds with SJ.'"neer and Wine- two points remaining. 31·29 and again at 35-33, Pomeroy's bigg..t lead In th arte was b nine lnla e qu ' . y po m, two OOCIUIIons at 43-34 and &gain at t5-36. Aa It turned out, each team scorad 19 poln'"£ In the period, however, to alve the Panthers their four point lead a&ain at the end of the quarter, this time at ,5Q.t8. Bird, Falcon forwaril •. louted out of the game In the last per· lod with almost seven minutes ed · their the closing IDUIUies as they went allosd 67--$8. Four free throl!'• by Yonker narrowed the gap in the final sei!Onds, and a field goal by Spencer ended the scoring_for the evanln&. Pomeroy hit a ·(DOd 13 per cent :ol their obots aa they made 23 of 115 1llempts. The Fal""'"' had more shots against the Panther zone defenoe bill were able to hit only 22 of 72 lor 30 per eent shooting, The :;;:=:;~~~: ~vnr i -'Ciood ~ whlo Jay lloGl innounced for !be 110S .....,..; U.,_· ...., """'PIMI and loot it iQf with Ill year for lbe I..t ploee 111•1&. Jerry~ round· ' ' Ill tht IIIII ol oallsllad ea~~ 1ll~ lbe Mlnllesota Twlnl, leavlllg iJ>. fielders Rlcjl Rollins and Bernie Alleli. plteber Joe Boplllowskllll!ll ' outfielder Lenny Green lo lie ldped. '11le 'ctniinn.u Red.'l ann<iuneed' t¥ oignlng ,q1 outfield!" tlei ueen. 11\iQD of former big league hurle< Mel ~\en·, cal<her Hank Foil~ and pllcher Bob Heffner,. , Turk town, wiJo bUrled for ~hi C!Ucago WIJite 1Sox ~ ·}!1st .......,,, wiU get a tryOut wlllr thO lleda al sprillrj pr..Uco.. Lowlli had ·a 7-5 record for ' tho CI!!Jo:l· Ioiii- befoie.bl• ....._ , ;., n,..- MeaRWhile, Coach Russ Moore of the Panthers used men and all of them got c . .. .... · Buying" New Car? SAVE .'' ' on for • ~ssive - . . He will enerlain Ripley! chalked up 321 vlctorles since Faleoos TUesday night. . loring the Natlolial Leasua · brenner grabbmg IZ each. , The box ~ (•) -!D :;mate~: se&J!O!II )n the preliminary game, the WAH , , . , Little . Panthers had little trou• Yonker 3-7·13; Jloward Z.HI; ~!.20.:. ~-!-~eahislnafir~ hie with the Wahama Reserves Bird 5-2-12; Hargraves ~lB; I ,...,.... w """"' ft as they w~n 4P.22 with the Greene :J.&-6. Totals . sirlkeouls that . would atarters slttmg Dill · lbe laa , • I'O~ROY ' ' ' , , WIIU!ll Wbya~~. ~S:,. qusrter. Bob Crow was higb for Winebrenner ,11+14, Weill 7· ,,. Pomeroy with 11 while Bill 1>19;_ S.peneer t+12; Crow s-&-6; Mabaffey, a Zuspan had nine for the losero. Buffmgton t-M; WhilE! 2-41-4; right bander, hoped The two tesma meet yd :J.&-6. To~ls 18-~3-69. tsr:::.CIO~:a:::: II be again next Friday night . pt ,Scoring by Ql!arters. Phllli... Tbo 8-loot-2 Pomeroy. The Panther• wiU Wahama ~ 71 48 wou 19 games last ....,0, to te Idle until that game, but tho Pom,eroy 19 31 ' !MI with a 3.114 earnlld run lliO GRANDE ' FACES i The St. Louis Cardinals ::•.: FINANCING ~'¢ I L l' ·~ wll! c/ ' ' l .!~1' ' ' ! 'Your a)llile'• Rldlai atop alljree • game resched attreement with ciah. .York wbmlnl olreall: the. R I o Gibson had a IIH3 reoord Bobby Grande Colleie Redmen to. alruak out for the fi!tb with IDslde!~ semnd basema Ielt for lapa w1fe Friday to make e IUme. Mlck Winebrenner bad . Afler 'toylng aroond .with viDe Colleg< Ill· a ctmtelll 'set bander, wasl2 and 9 for hiJ Baptbt New U;fe movemeot. ~. Bib MU. seoncer 12 for the A two-way tie for third plaee score. . Eagle player. in double ligures easter Fenwick for one h a! for , . Geiila Academy ~lgb fuJi big leagua seBllOII. •. "· . ~ Pan!hers: j . . the Southern VaUey Confer· The onslaugbt contmued with 10. Ronnie CashdoUar chip. Jackson's lronmen 8Cboo bard"""". · .Oliver, a long ball hitter Look wb_at ltappetls ,._ Two. jumpll]g one-ljanders by ~~ was assured Friday night the second quarter with pod in with seven markers for Ions of tbe SEOAL 'pulled ' TIJ!-Off 11 I p.m. at GAllS hit 14 home runs, batted N'JE~ Wells lffll! Chuck Buffington put h n the Southwestern High- westsrn outscorlllg the the losers, who hit just 26 per In the final two perlnda aa lbe red-llol .Redmen, ·Wilb bad a .441 slugging pereentage. · , ., the Panthers Into a 1-0 lead •II ;.:ers combined a fast-break 16-7 to take a M-14 lead by In· cent of their shots, bury the visitors 7t-53. a 3-1 mark tho• far in Feb11111 "' Fold , .: the ouls~t of the eontest. How· at~ck aod a 64 per eent shoot· termiSsmo. In the preliminary conteat, 11 was win number 11, for the ary, "!'d 1'7 overall, shoot for 'J'!Ie Cards brongbt their ever, the -Faleons came back ing average to clobber the East- Coaeb Bob Ashley champion reoerve .lronmen. They've lost . three. I bid to, participate In , I b e Gee! list to ill plsyers the TIJ) to lie Jt up fU· •ll on.. a field ern Eagles by a 79-38 margin several substitutes In the blasted the Southwestern· Ed Spriggs pumped In :rf N~ lournameniJ latsr In a4ditioaal slgnings of ~ 1.1\:).lf!J ' goal by Hargraves: on. the Southweatsrn hardwood. trame and the Eagles came 57-32 behind 22 polniJ by paee the home club. Roush Mardi. \' · perry Buehek and Dal . · . . , : From jhal point, Pomeroy The loss not only dropped the life, scorlllg 13 points aa Knight. Roy McCarty Schooley had 10 each for t h Caplllla Pbll Trent, w b D The New York :Hell we.e · ~ ·, ~ - K. moved to a 10-10 ad~antage he- Eagles out of contention 10 r Spencer led the In tho losers with 21. losers. mtssed lhe ~n'• 1111-&1 fore Ill~. Falcons hLt 1"1' eight runner hnoors In the confer- meantime, DaD. Jo SOUTIIWJ!S'I'ERN (79) , Bux score: _ victOry aver Blatlleld S~le slralgbt polilis and a 21l-15 lead. bu';i' th lllgblanders Cain, Jeff DaviS and Eggers 3-W; Crothers l.G-1· JACKSON (74) . laol Tuesday because of the ~leld goal by 'Rick··erow and .~:nge 1 !;,"~. ~9 loss they Hag~r were pouring in 20 points Halley tHH6; Cain 8-t-13; E. Sprit!Rs....J.8.1-37; . Da, 11 8peeted to robe ~ · ' "" · - · · "l" , ,. · "' • absorbed at Eastsrn on Jan. 22. for Southwestern and put them 1-4-Z; Davis 3-2-8; Ha- 2-3-7; S. Spriggs, 3+10; WaJ. , lonlgbl ao .JI1o ~ .....,.. Friday's Impressive vletory ahead 54-2'1 aftsr three quarters. t-1-9; Barker 1-0-2. TOTALS .burn. ~;, -B. ,;J.'hom&s, H9; for 111 .leld(l trluiiQib o1 1h 0 ""~ by ttie Highlanders kept them A ZS.polnt fourth period by Meng, 1·1-3; TOTALS 32-10:74. ....... ' · :, " · , in lbe race for runner up bon- 8?"thwesll'el! salted doW~_~ 1 b EASTERN (Ill FE)'iWICK (51) coilep Jlli....,.D llnalls . and reaUy makes tonight's VIctory and mcreased their aea- Durst J-3-S; Ridenour 2-4-4; King 3-3-9· McCashen ;, lllllled ~ .. . . ..iiO!loJ ;';;h with Coalton a pressure- S?J' ~ to II~ with just to3-1-7; Mankin z.z.a: 7; Ro~sh, ' ' t-Z. ~~ JI0\1- IIALE ' , , .. . ..... contest. rugbts c:onteat with Coaltnn 2-6-10; Huffman 1-D-Z, 10 . Stlekfond SAN FRANCISCO (~~::11 ' '-' . ~ , · pa.,..... . remaining. 1.0.2. TOTALS 1:1-u.aG. - ' 13 . ' Ia medal! 'l'bO Amll81 · ' y~ 81 ·'toniollf'1s By lrinnll18. Southwestern up. Crothers topped an acorera ~ - ,TOTALS IP.t~ foundation wm send ,.... 0!10 Br . de: 12 AmD tnU '7o pod IIJ conference record to 8- with 21 i>olnts with Jimmy Score by quarters: y quarters: you waik. 60 mUes in 20 boun •Theoaolutwoi-U> an '" · · 3, euelly what Coaltoo il!'S ~ ley adding 16, and Joe Cain 13 7 7 13 I - 311 Ja~n One plumed·proaram ro'r "" • Nq UldlOuO atlrrillll Hamiltou ss Brooklyn Tech 47 . the cooference, and tonight • for the wiuners. Southwestern 18 18 110 25 - 'II FenwiCk lessll " your in•ufallce ~eed• • Cllnplo _ , . . . . Fb;dham 1111 Boston con. 58 contest at Southwestern wiU see Roger Spencer was the only Reserve ~ A foot·wl!ar)' quaUfien 'l'hn • ·~ln2lf!l~ TriDiiJ CConn.) 70 c. Guard ee either the Highlanders or Vlk· 38 Jackson 34. desira the medal cao write to lbe 0~ ~hec:k combinn all piy- · oforany-.~tw menII Weslminstsr (!'a.) 811 BUckuen 60 ings emerge .. the SVAC run• Bider 'l9 Drexel Tech 68 ~~:i team ~ champion North ~~. ":..':'~ CUP!l eover . handling and maUillg Pt.y in nsy inlt.Umenu 'I ;.. ; u.. • . . co 6c )'OUt budgeE G81l110D 118 Pblla. Text. 58 Eaatern'a Joss BSSurnd them -Peter Snell, whn OWDI New Paltz II ~asy St. 58 of a lbird plaee desdloc:k with U'world reeord of 3:64.4 for A new concept ia complele • St. Midi. (VI.) 81 Vermont U tho loser of tonight's Important f!'') mile run. treated royaltY to ocrvice. Y- """""' l""' Nadonwide AP.fl'. ~f))l: 11 JAWeD Ted! oil claslr. The Eagles closed out The Hannao Traee o-.JiJ display of hil skills Fr~ ' . . f1tun ss ~ ( 11, their conference competition absorbed their 14th loss of he completed · hil .. ....lty 1fn.v~'t"- '1'1 ·' ~ ~ i Q with a &4 mark and concluded season Friday night w be South Point, reeent upset vic- 1:58.8 before Queeo Elizabeth Beoutifuit, • •h... ...... . , · wv~ · ••, the season wllb a 104 record. Hannan w. Va. eked out a tor over powerful Cbesapeak&, Prlnoo PbUUp. ';;.._ flnllho4 .••·. ---- 251: '"' 115 I.W . . .~ ~WII ~ Col$bla 'II Coach Harold Barker's High· 55 victory <Ner Coaeh Job out of lis claal Frid*y Nrr BIIlll OPEN eSame flo7 Service _ , . . 80~ ·-· • Ja*s Ul the scoreboard with Dudding's battling cagers. as Wellston's SEOAL Go!- I NEW YORK ·IUPll- The on ,RequeJI i8 .~ , sao ,10 . "'e Jlrsl three points before Scorehooks on the g am e Rockets elobbered the Law. blda for next IIIDIIth'a National ~gsa ii '""! ViJ. ~ 72 Ls&rn scored to make it 3-2. were not available, but eountians, '/8-63. · vllation Boakelball Va. !N<!\'fObi:)'io'FaJII~villo 11 ioW.ver, the Gallians' fa s I Puekett topped the waa Wellston'• niDth lrl· (NIT) at MadiBOII Square N. car&!lba if ~- ·CarOlina 74 break began to work and by Trace team with 16 points. In 18 outlnga. wiD he iuued Monday . , ~,.JI'asb. 12 YL Tech' '13 Ill• end of the first period South· Harrison and David pUing up a IH lead In The tourney gels uodar way J1ir'\': .SoU. Us Miaa. CoiL S8 western was on top by an 18-7 each scored 10 for the first stanza, tho Polntsrs March::::.::..l:.:4.:__ _ _....,._ _.: Snv.n'i.ah St. 'lll Ji't. Vslley St. 06 Rusty Dllron's 26 points fast In the seeond perlnd, " 'w. v8. St. uo Bluefield St. 78 Norwalk 18 Bucyrue 41 the West Virginians to I bel r hehlnd 28-:l/ before InAla. St. 111 Alabama AlM 81 Portsmoulh 76 Uma Senior n aeeond victllry ollbe leaaon MIDWEST Nortbweol 'IZ YaBey r1 er Hannan Trace. In tho quarter, WliS forged Rockhurst 83 Kirksville 51. 80 Minford ill In the reaerve game, by four. Finally, WellAugustaua lUI) 78 Lake Forest 51 Portsmoulh Noire Dame 51 Rucker scored 28 potnts ripped the net. for 32 Montana St. 78 MOII\BI'a 68 MassiUOD IZ leading HaMilll Trace to a In tho final stanza SOOTIIWE8T Cantoa ceotral Catbollc 18 31 triumph <Ner the vlslton. South Point taWed only AIL CoD. 1110 S. Kansas SL 6S Cuyabaga FaUa It A1Uauce 13 The Wlldcala, DOW 0.14 ,on Dl8klng tho final ~lly '/8-63. Texas 7ii Tex. Christian it Warren 'II Niles a the season, travel to K Y lbe winDers, Keith Blalot-1 WEST ZaneaviUe 88 lrontoa It Creek Tuelday nl&bt f<r lhetrle~lahlp puDiped In 32 markers. Brijbam Youog '1'1 Ari2. 72 Zanesville Roseerano r1 final contest ol the """"""· WIIBDII'1 IS led south Pnlnt. Air Force 86 !Jtab St. liS Lakewood M Boz score: Pasadena Coli. 84 Ventura 14 Sberldu 54 Utlea 51 (OT) WELLSTON ('II) idaho 83 Idaho SL '16 New Le•lngton 77 MIUer II AIIIIUUI Blankenship, 8·111-M; folllmanl California 61 Stanford 60 CroobviUe M Frazeyobur& A Jacobo 1-D-Z; Phllllpa, Seattle Pac. 86 Pogel Souud 62 MarleUa 73 Lancall< . $$ Richards, 5-1·11; Ray, Ariz. St. 83 Utah 78 Byesville 11 CamberlaDd 47 Ut 3B TOTALS 21·2t-'ll. Brig. Young '1'1 Ariz. 72 Tro) Iii Miamlllbarl S1 SOUTH POIN1' (II) Columbus East 65 Piqua 72 x.ats • Molley, 11&-12; Dunfee, . Waluu Rldp 18 .- ·hmorl Iii 5-5-15; Black, ~;~::1 columbUs Aqulaas 11 Vandalia BIIUer fl I+S; TOTALS 11 ,Columbu W~st It HamlltoD Taft 14 Milius three regullr quarten,: Columbus Cer<lrll " Ramiltou FalrfleN U tho Rutland Red DovD Marion .P'ranklla M W&rrell Ilardlll 71 Nllel a team went dDWII to defeat Columbus North 65 49 F'rlday night II the Columbut Lindea 11 ObJo Rlgb Scllool Basketball of Coolville Rlgb BchooL Columbua Solllb n By United f'nn flllenaiJQul ~gullr star1era Bob TO Columbuo EastiiiOOf 5I Brlilgepurt 18 St. , ClalnviUe 'II son, Bulcll led llaoDy PICKIMi POl Tifft~ Upper Arllngtoa 74 Baley II Manlfled St. Peter 13 were an unable to aee I.Jrl;ana 55 MI. Y...- M Crestline 36 because ol ftu. CaoMile BUlk Chrden dl IJJisboro 15 P'ranldia Reflbts Sanduslty Gt Mansfield 61 Ita ..._ .......cl to .; 41 Mansfield Madison 98 Dcwer 78 Rolland 'baa suffered Mla'"l Trace 75 Clrelevllla II Elyria 71 Lorain 46 aB but llq-ee, of 1la Greenfield 17 Fremont 61 Jerry ll1lick Waoblngtoa C. H. 5I Lornln Admiral King 43 ·.ia11Jl Ber)ldoll'o Colum)lul I.Jnlverslly A Dennison 64 Newc:omeratown '!I Devlla wilh 14 jlotnta. .,_ Ill'--'"• Hamilio'. Township Ia Middletown 68 copped !be ...,.... lilt .....,. Newark 57 Cl!llllc:otht 11 Hamilton Garfield 47 CoolviUe wllh 1 424 Picken• H•rdW•r• · \,. ·ayo Valley '13 Lagan Elm • Daytnn Cbamlnade 76 Larry lljlpe led tbo wjnnen MAioN.;w. VA. ' ., rl011 Hardin& n Fh.dlal a DaYion s~vers sz with 18. ~~~...;.~ok...;..;.~~it...:;!~~~.;.;.,;.:;;.~~..:....oi-.;..;...1:~.-:.....;..;;..;.::;:r~~~~~~ § . .TIJ.YTIJIID) , ·: ·§., . N·.; Oily y 'f""l' ES, OHIV . ' . Paying Tribute To • r:~;,t~~:~he·~~ ~~Southwestern Rolls Over Sprig~s . ans CEDARVILLE H~RE ~r~~~:;=~s.owu1"'ver'·. l o::::r.~. (IJPIJ-New 37 POIDtS As u.;, Y~ee Ri~daon· E B 7 9 3 6 t 2lia Ills Ev~~~.·;~~:~:~~.w~~ astern y . oun Jaekson W,ins :~:'.:T.:~::C!t~ r:.':!.=:u:;:, a =--.:..r:-~~~~: • .,., Cof CWill e's Best In The Busmpjlfil ,..,...,.., nne. , The •Pomeroy Panthers came tWo foul shots by Winebrenner c:ons eame within ' \. ' John All~ns91orth opened , the Middleport acorl!d '"!"filii¢ p i ~ pm of 1be lblrd pUiod Top scoret was ~ IUord Aloilta~ Coaeh Doe Crotty's IIJ au;r, IWJ!l II:Oflng wtth a bunily at the a drive • In by Mlclty Morril.. l!ll'eyJDa lour fouls, dn!w Bruee BeeJie who hil a Career reoerv.. ran over Racllle re- · lJI'I e,.tt~ 1fJtler at lii!<OIId ma.-k and it took 011- MoanwHUe; Beeglt mro ~ llil flflb. GtirdOn ':lsber• I blgb of n points 011 an IIIOA- aerv~ (now H) 40 to :IJI. Gary , Who oayalfiere•o ~tionT other- mmute and a ball for oer were twU!lnJ wild. llaJser I 'IDp~, •replaced blm. me"' of pattern plays endlilg in Stobart and Jeff Hodges e a~ b · DoUar for doUar ~....., Raeine to go ahead for the fir~t band s~yed hot. By llloo 1end With lbno mlnutea left 1181' bunny obots Jnd CMI!slde jump. oc.<>red 10 points for the Middy lo lha belli pllcber ·ID Time ~ on Bruct Jleelle s of lbe hall he had hit nrne ~' ry £leland, rested Prlee, ·who ers. He had IZ field goabJ and ....,..... Gordon Flsber· ·bad 1..,.. ~ .tB!DY. ebarity and Larry Salser's flral 11 atlelnpts frl>n. the field . .)lee- baa IICored 10 points. BUiy Ours 7. ol a' frl>m the ebarlty 1. for J\aelnll, <. lo ~ fol!hri~ Braves, and of nine first half field ~gle got 7 points In ·the aecond a1aq flnlahed up. . Jllgh for Mid<lleport was jun- Bf quarters: club,.~\: a~. Rick ~ller put the Middies quarter. Ted Bailey t, Prioe 4._ bow tho shootlnr ior forward Dave Riee , with Racine , 11 II ei ~· l'hci ' , ahead WI~ a jumper &I f-3, bill After three quarters the·. ...,.. went:_ • , , . . • .four field goaiJ and twO free Mlddlepoi1 . I' II H fllllDOI!, -~..,.. Morrison s boys picked that mo- wss 80 to :U. ' Flfsl qbart,r; Racine I of 10, throws and he had ' lo work . RACINB ~"'I "'ore, vletoriol and . menl to unleash a string of "We didn't do mueh that was u1..,1~ 4 o1 7 ~ ' n-••-: · . ,.. , ~ wiJ1njng four field gua!s (Beegle, right," admitted Middy Coadl .....,. · • M eaeh ~• Prioe 7·2-11; Sslaer s,s-110; other.sOuthpaw, to t.,Ueved to Salser twiee, and Larry Price) Bob Wise. "My bOys tigbten up dl ~ "j '!:cine 1 of 17• Mid- Racine's def~e min was .BaJ!ey 4-1-9; Beegle IH-31; tht ·hlgbelll .priced"lllOUQjilman. and go ahead !H. That pu'1' when there's a big job they . epor , o . . : abarP with the Mlddlu getting Wickline :1-f-1; FIJilor 2-'0-4. To- ,~ ' ' . cast the mold for the way tlje know bas ,to be done." ' Tblrd ,..., Ra~ 9 of 17, Mid- II< more tha~ one or two sho~ tala 311 (ts-18) 81. ~ year, Spahn reeelved game was to go. At qusrter's And be added, "The wheels cif .U.port 4 ol 12. . without a hind llagglng hlllli MllJDLEPORT (Ill ,estlm~, .f'/6,!!00- The end Racine led 18-B. fortune grind extremely slow, Fourth -'- Racine 7 ol 17, at the baD. Also, lbe MiddleS All!mo!~ii-H; Rl"l! 4-~10; .old dJa ~ f"l"'allbe Ierma of Raeine blew it wide open In but very sure," in referring to Mlddlepprt 7 of· 17. lallecl 10 penetrate. !he dogB!DI OUer ~; f!lo'[.~}~; McEI l&e:l contr•ct thlll ~.olped the seeond quarter, scoring 20 the big score rolle/1 up against ' The Jacke_~B tho! ~· per ·cent Raelne' dele..- for the sure hiMejt 0.0.0; Souen)old s-&-6; da)o. , • puinls to the Middles' six. Half hiS club. 011 18 of 49; Racine 56 per cent clooe • m oll>l lr~Ii11•ntb' Th~ 1-M; J~ l-D-Z. By _.~ lliJ tBih that quarter bad gone before With 6:t6 left 01> the laat on, m of Ill, ·· . enough.- In lact•.-hardly 1 at Totals 16 (8-IS) 38. · with tile BravO!I. Spahn will . , _ aoother record lor - Panthers Take Hard Fought Game Ftonl Wahama 69 ~ ' ~ ,, ' ' ' • '' •.t' /'I' ,..o. I ~ .\ aa•cE n . *It ·SERVICE , OFFERS YOU • ' r... , , ,I Hannan Trace Wellston Takes =·::; :·.::·.:~ Beaten £'»-55 South Point By 70 MargtD • SHI;RT t:e. I Unde-"nned R } dDrops Cage Contest s.. ................. ·...., )..... ...... ,(;' r·.. ,, ' 'L.-..:=::..::..:.:;:.._J..... FINISHING • • •• •Stays--.-.. - · SAVE ON ' HOME REPAIR AND REMODEyNG MA'iJRIALS WHILE PRICES · ARE LOW MAX WARD ' . \ PANELING LE ,.UN'S 18" INSULATED BOOTS Reg. To $24.95 ULI $12··· THE SHOE BOX "'II!DLII'OIT --- --------~ lnleriOI' er , ell• • Service I ' fJpel.' ' We banliJe Ill sliel OHIIIkJ fOr bottle gas. We fiUVIet • wbi~ .we 1e1J. ,: • ...atanclarcl ,.r pl,rAll'•· ' o.w-..... 11ioiH.4'd'p••l! ···$<1':M ····•• ' ..:1 .. �I . • .. ~ • ..!''=.!::!':..'::·~:!: day ~~~~~d::~u:: :.-:~.~.::.':.t·r::. rr..::.e::.,a::...~~ fl~~~,:=·:.::; Anwa~ .:Ot rloom in~)& JtJghl. In lbe . whole eight mlmlloo, 11 -Iaior Bllloy, who hid ~ebounds to llfkklli>por!'• 28. port Friday nigh~, bowever. 10 junloro and one eeolor - bewne one of two aU • Ume ileal Tornado , clubs Friday n.:;ht at Middleport with 1 th .. r.,plng 84-38 vietory, eomp:.ting an 18 game odJedule , . ':out defeat. Cnly onee oefore has 1 Tol'n· :o -team done that, in !953t , when Ronnie Slaser and Jim Adams and Co. were. eli.. lrict champmns and regmnal Class A runnerup . · 11 0 for th~t ~'::Ji,g ~:rnaJ::" next week (56 per cent against Mid· dleport. NObody Is talking out loud about naslwns north o1 the we:. sectional and Athens' dl8irlct tournaments. "We play one game al a lime" says Tornado freshman coacb Mike Morrison. ',, 11!)1 . J !fore'• ' ......,,!baa frt>m behind.:~ the second quar- mcved the Panthers to within ier and foogltr off a determin- one point at the end of the first ed Wahama While Falc:on team perind. lha I of the game Friday Spencer, who sat out the first . h[e~ win a 89-&1 ~ntest on quarter started the second per· ~~ Wahan,. floor. · ind and put the Panthers In In winning their eighth game front at 21·20 with two field of the season the Panthers shots. The Pomeroy team was were able to hold Charlie Yon· never behind from that moker high scorlllg Falcon ace tn ment. They hit for 12 P<>ints in 1~ Points but saw good shooting the quarter while holding the break out on the part of other Falc:ons to seven for a four Falcons throughout the ganl~" point 31·27 lead at halftime. Nick Howard, ~lm B,lrd; .and In the third quarter, the Fa!· Charlie Hargraves all' hit In ~ Panthers enjoy- Panthers gathered In 39 rebigge_st ~d then In bounds with SJ.'"neer and Wine- two points remaining. 31·29 and again at 35-33, Pomeroy's bigg..t lead In th arte was b nine lnla e qu ' . y po m, two OOCIUIIons at 43-34 and &gain at t5-36. Aa It turned out, each team scorad 19 poln'"£ In the period, however, to alve the Panthers their four point lead a&ain at the end of the quarter, this time at ,5Q.t8. Bird, Falcon forwaril •. louted out of the game In the last per· lod with almost seven minutes ed · their the closing IDUIUies as they went allosd 67--$8. Four free throl!'• by Yonker narrowed the gap in the final sei!Onds, and a field goal by Spencer ended the scoring_for the evanln&. Pomeroy hit a ·(DOd 13 per cent :ol their obots aa they made 23 of 115 1llempts. The Fal""'"' had more shots against the Panther zone defenoe bill were able to hit only 22 of 72 lor 30 per eent shooting, The :;;:=:;~~~: ~vnr i -'Ciood ~ whlo Jay lloGl innounced for !be 110S .....,..; U.,_· ...., """'PIMI and loot it iQf with Ill year for lbe I..t ploee 111•1&. Jerry~ round· ' ' Ill tht IIIII ol oallsllad ea~~ 1ll~ lbe Mlnllesota Twlnl, leavlllg iJ>. fielders Rlcjl Rollins and Bernie Alleli. plteber Joe Boplllowskllll!ll ' outfielder Lenny Green lo lie ldped. '11le 'ctniinn.u Red.'l ann<iuneed' t¥ oignlng ,q1 outfield!" tlei ueen. 11\iQD of former big league hurle< Mel ~\en·, cal<her Hank Foil~ and pllcher Bob Heffner,. , Turk town, wiJo bUrled for ~hi C!Ucago WIJite 1Sox ~ ·}!1st .......,,, wiU get a tryOut wlllr thO lleda al sprillrj pr..Uco.. Lowlli had ·a 7-5 record for ' tho CI!!Jo:l· Ioiii- befoie.bl• ....._ , ;., n,..- MeaRWhile, Coach Russ Moore of the Panthers used men and all of them got c . .. .... · Buying" New Car? SAVE .'' ' on for • ~ssive - . . He will enerlain Ripley! chalked up 321 vlctorles since Faleoos TUesday night. . loring the Natlolial Leasua · brenner grabbmg IZ each. , The box ~ (•) -!D :;mate~: se&J!O!II )n the preliminary game, the WAH , , . , Little . Panthers had little trou• Yonker 3-7·13; Jloward Z.HI; ~!.20.:. ~-!-~eahislnafir~ hie with the Wahama Reserves Bird 5-2-12; Hargraves ~lB; I ,...,.... w """"' ft as they w~n 4P.22 with the Greene :J.&-6. Totals . sirlkeouls that . would atarters slttmg Dill · lbe laa , • I'O~ROY ' ' ' , , WIIU!ll Wbya~~. ~S:,. qusrter. Bob Crow was higb for Winebrenner ,11+14, Weill 7· ,,. Pomeroy with 11 while Bill 1>19;_ S.peneer t+12; Crow s-&-6; Mabaffey, a Zuspan had nine for the losero. Buffmgton t-M; WhilE! 2-41-4; right bander, hoped The two tesma meet yd :J.&-6. To~ls 18-~3-69. tsr:::.CIO~:a:::: II be again next Friday night . pt ,Scoring by Ql!arters. Phllli... Tbo 8-loot-2 Pomeroy. The Panther• wiU Wahama ~ 71 48 wou 19 games last ....,0, to te Idle until that game, but tho Pom,eroy 19 31 ' !MI with a 3.114 earnlld run lliO GRANDE ' FACES i The St. Louis Cardinals ::•.: FINANCING ~'¢ I L l' ·~ wll! c/ ' ' l .!~1' ' ' ! 'Your a)llile'• Rldlai atop alljree • game resched attreement with ciah. .York wbmlnl olreall: the. R I o Gibson had a IIH3 reoord Bobby Grande Colleie Redmen to. alruak out for the fi!tb with IDslde!~ semnd basema Ielt for lapa w1fe Friday to make e IUme. Mlck Winebrenner bad . Afler 'toylng aroond .with viDe Colleg< Ill· a ctmtelll 'set bander, wasl2 and 9 for hiJ Baptbt New U;fe movemeot. ~. Bib MU. seoncer 12 for the A two-way tie for third plaee score. . Eagle player. in double ligures easter Fenwick for one h a! for , . Geiila Academy ~lgb fuJi big leagua seBllOII. •. "· . ~ Pan!hers: j . . the Southern VaUey Confer· The onslaugbt contmued with 10. Ronnie CashdoUar chip. Jackson's lronmen 8Cboo bard"""". · .Oliver, a long ball hitter Look wb_at ltappetls ,._ Two. jumpll]g one-ljanders by ~~ was assured Friday night the second quarter with pod in with seven markers for Ions of tbe SEOAL 'pulled ' TIJ!-Off 11 I p.m. at GAllS hit 14 home runs, batted N'JE~ Wells lffll! Chuck Buffington put h n the Southwestern High- westsrn outscorlllg the the losers, who hit just 26 per In the final two perlnda aa lbe red-llol .Redmen, ·Wilb bad a .441 slugging pereentage. · , ., the Panthers Into a 1-0 lead •II ;.:ers combined a fast-break 16-7 to take a M-14 lead by In· cent of their shots, bury the visitors 7t-53. a 3-1 mark tho• far in Feb11111 "' Fold , .: the ouls~t of the eontest. How· at~ck aod a 64 per eent shoot· termiSsmo. In the preliminary conteat, 11 was win number 11, for the ary, "!'d 1'7 overall, shoot for 'J'!Ie Cards brongbt their ever, the -Faleons came back ing average to clobber the East- Coaeb Bob Ashley champion reoerve .lronmen. They've lost . three. I bid to, participate In , I b e Gee! list to ill plsyers the TIJ) to lie Jt up fU· •ll on.. a field ern Eagles by a 79-38 margin several substitutes In the blasted the Southwestern· Ed Spriggs pumped In :rf N~ lournameniJ latsr In a4ditioaal slgnings of ~ 1.1\:).lf!J ' goal by Hargraves: on. the Southweatsrn hardwood. trame and the Eagles came 57-32 behind 22 polniJ by paee the home club. Roush Mardi. \' · perry Buehek and Dal . · . . , : From jhal point, Pomeroy The loss not only dropped the life, scorlllg 13 points aa Knight. Roy McCarty Schooley had 10 each for t h Caplllla Pbll Trent, w b D The New York :Hell we.e · ~ ·, ~ - K. moved to a 10-10 ad~antage he- Eagles out of contention 10 r Spencer led the In tho losers with 21. losers. mtssed lhe ~n'• 1111-&1 fore Ill~. Falcons hLt 1"1' eight runner hnoors In the confer- meantime, DaD. Jo SOUTIIWJ!S'I'ERN (79) , Bux score: _ victOry aver Blatlleld S~le slralgbt polilis and a 21l-15 lead. bu';i' th lllgblanders Cain, Jeff DaviS and Eggers 3-W; Crothers l.G-1· JACKSON (74) . laol Tuesday because of the ~leld goal by 'Rick··erow and .~:nge 1 !;,"~. ~9 loss they Hag~r were pouring in 20 points Halley tHH6; Cain 8-t-13; E. Sprit!Rs....J.8.1-37; . Da, 11 8peeted to robe ~ · ' "" · - · · "l" , ,. · "' • absorbed at Eastsrn on Jan. 22. for Southwestern and put them 1-4-Z; Davis 3-2-8; Ha- 2-3-7; S. Spriggs, 3+10; WaJ. , lonlgbl ao .JI1o ~ .....,.. Friday's Impressive vletory ahead 54-2'1 aftsr three quarters. t-1-9; Barker 1-0-2. TOTALS .burn. ~;, -B. ,;J.'hom&s, H9; for 111 .leld(l trluiiQib o1 1h 0 ""~ by ttie Highlanders kept them A ZS.polnt fourth period by Meng, 1·1-3; TOTALS 32-10:74. ....... ' · :, " · , in lbe race for runner up bon- 8?"thwesll'el! salted doW~_~ 1 b EASTERN (Ill FE)'iWICK (51) coilep Jlli....,.D llnalls . and reaUy makes tonight's VIctory and mcreased their aea- Durst J-3-S; Ridenour 2-4-4; King 3-3-9· McCashen ;, lllllled ~ .. . . ..iiO!loJ ;';;h with Coalton a pressure- S?J' ~ to II~ with just to3-1-7; Mankin z.z.a: 7; Ro~sh, ' ' t-Z. ~~ JI0\1- IIALE ' , , .. . ..... contest. rugbts c:onteat with Coaltnn 2-6-10; Huffman 1-D-Z, 10 . Stlekfond SAN FRANCISCO (~~::11 ' '-' . ~ , · pa.,..... . remaining. 1.0.2. TOTALS 1:1-u.aG. - ' 13 . ' Ia medal! 'l'bO Amll81 · ' y~ 81 ·'toniollf'1s By lrinnll18. Southwestern up. Crothers topped an acorera ~ - ,TOTALS IP.t~ foundation wm send ,.... 0!10 Br . de: 12 AmD tnU '7o pod IIJ conference record to 8- with 21 i>olnts with Jimmy Score by quarters: y quarters: you waik. 60 mUes in 20 boun •Theoaolutwoi-U> an '" · · 3, euelly what Coaltoo il!'S ~ ley adding 16, and Joe Cain 13 7 7 13 I - 311 Ja~n One plumed·proaram ro'r "" • Nq UldlOuO atlrrillll Hamiltou ss Brooklyn Tech 47 . the cooference, and tonight • for the wiuners. Southwestern 18 18 110 25 - 'II FenwiCk lessll " your in•ufallce ~eed• • Cllnplo _ , . . . . Fb;dham 1111 Boston con. 58 contest at Southwestern wiU see Roger Spencer was the only Reserve ~ A foot·wl!ar)' quaUfien 'l'hn • ·~ln2lf!l~ TriDiiJ CConn.) 70 c. Guard ee either the Highlanders or Vlk· 38 Jackson 34. desira the medal cao write to lbe 0~ ~hec:k combinn all piy- · oforany-.~tw menII Weslminstsr (!'a.) 811 BUckuen 60 ings emerge .. the SVAC run• Bider 'l9 Drexel Tech 68 ~~:i team ~ champion North ~~. ":..':'~ CUP!l eover . handling and maUillg Pt.y in nsy inlt.Umenu 'I ;.. ; u.. • . . co 6c )'OUt budgeE G81l110D 118 Pblla. Text. 58 Eaatern'a Joss BSSurnd them -Peter Snell, whn OWDI New Paltz II ~asy St. 58 of a lbird plaee desdloc:k with U'world reeord of 3:64.4 for A new concept ia complele • St. Midi. (VI.) 81 Vermont U tho loser of tonight's Important f!'') mile run. treated royaltY to ocrvice. Y- """""' l""' Nadonwide AP.fl'. ~f))l: 11 JAWeD Ted! oil claslr. The Eagles closed out The Hannao Traee o-.JiJ display of hil skills Fr~ ' . . f1tun ss ~ ( 11, their conference competition absorbed their 14th loss of he completed · hil .. ....lty 1fn.v~'t"- '1'1 ·' ~ ~ i Q with a &4 mark and concluded season Friday night w be South Point, reeent upset vic- 1:58.8 before Queeo Elizabeth Beoutifuit, • •h... ...... . , · wv~ · ••, the season wllb a 104 record. Hannan w. Va. eked out a tor over powerful Cbesapeak&, Prlnoo PbUUp. ';;.._ flnllho4 .••·. ---- 251: '"' 115 I.W . . .~ ~WII ~ Col$bla 'II Coach Harold Barker's High· 55 victory <Ner Coaeh Job out of lis claal Frid*y Nrr BIIlll OPEN eSame flo7 Service _ , . . 80~ ·-· • Ja*s Ul the scoreboard with Dudding's battling cagers. as Wellston's SEOAL Go!- I NEW YORK ·IUPll- The on ,RequeJI i8 .~ , sao ,10 . "'e Jlrsl three points before Scorehooks on the g am e Rockets elobbered the Law. blda for next IIIDIIth'a National ~gsa ii '""! ViJ. ~ 72 Ls&rn scored to make it 3-2. were not available, but eountians, '/8-63. · vllation Boakelball Va. !N<!\'fObi:)'io'FaJII~villo 11 ioW.ver, the Gallians' fa s I Puekett topped the waa Wellston'• niDth lrl· (NIT) at MadiBOII Square N. car&!lba if ~- ·CarOlina 74 break began to work and by Trace team with 16 points. In 18 outlnga. wiD he iuued Monday . , ~,.JI'asb. 12 YL Tech' '13 Ill• end of the first period South· Harrison and David pUing up a IH lead In The tourney gels uodar way J1ir'\': .SoU. Us Miaa. CoiL S8 western was on top by an 18-7 each scored 10 for the first stanza, tho Polntsrs March::::.::..l:.:4.:__ _ _....,._ _.: Snv.n'i.ah St. 'lll Ji't. Vslley St. 06 Rusty Dllron's 26 points fast In the seeond perlnd, " 'w. v8. St. uo Bluefield St. 78 Norwalk 18 Bucyrue 41 the West Virginians to I bel r hehlnd 28-:l/ before InAla. St. 111 Alabama AlM 81 Portsmoulh 76 Uma Senior n aeeond victllry ollbe leaaon MIDWEST Nortbweol 'IZ YaBey r1 er Hannan Trace. In tho quarter, WliS forged Rockhurst 83 Kirksville 51. 80 Minford ill In the reaerve game, by four. Finally, WellAugustaua lUI) 78 Lake Forest 51 Portsmoulh Noire Dame 51 Rucker scored 28 potnts ripped the net. for 32 Montana St. 78 MOII\BI'a 68 MassiUOD IZ leading HaMilll Trace to a In tho final stanza SOOTIIWE8T Cantoa ceotral Catbollc 18 31 triumph <Ner the vlslton. South Point taWed only AIL CoD. 1110 S. Kansas SL 6S Cuyabaga FaUa It A1Uauce 13 The Wlldcala, DOW 0.14 ,on Dl8klng tho final ~lly '/8-63. Texas 7ii Tex. Christian it Warren 'II Niles a the season, travel to K Y lbe winDers, Keith Blalot-1 WEST ZaneaviUe 88 lrontoa It Creek Tuelday nl&bt f<r lhetrle~lahlp puDiped In 32 markers. Brijbam Youog '1'1 Ari2. 72 Zanesville Roseerano r1 final contest ol the """"""· WIIBDII'1 IS led south Pnlnt. Air Force 86 !Jtab St. liS Lakewood M Boz score: Pasadena Coli. 84 Ventura 14 Sberldu 54 Utlea 51 (OT) WELLSTON ('II) idaho 83 Idaho SL '16 New Le•lngton 77 MIUer II AIIIIUUI Blankenship, 8·111-M; folllmanl California 61 Stanford 60 CroobviUe M Frazeyobur& A Jacobo 1-D-Z; Phllllpa, Seattle Pac. 86 Pogel Souud 62 MarleUa 73 Lancall< . $$ Richards, 5-1·11; Ray, Ariz. St. 83 Utah 78 Byesville 11 CamberlaDd 47 Ut 3B TOTALS 21·2t-'ll. Brig. Young '1'1 Ariz. 72 Tro) Iii Miamlllbarl S1 SOUTH POIN1' (II) Columbus East 65 Piqua 72 x.ats • Molley, 11&-12; Dunfee, . Waluu Rldp 18 .- ·hmorl Iii 5-5-15; Black, ~;~::1 columbUs Aqulaas 11 Vandalia BIIUer fl I+S; TOTALS 11 ,Columbu W~st It HamlltoD Taft 14 Milius three regullr quarten,: Columbus Cer<lrll " Ramiltou FalrfleN U tho Rutland Red DovD Marion .P'ranklla M W&rrell Ilardlll 71 Nllel a team went dDWII to defeat Columbus North 65 49 F'rlday night II the Columbut Lindea 11 ObJo Rlgb Scllool Basketball of Coolville Rlgb BchooL Columbua Solllb n By United f'nn flllenaiJQul ~gullr star1era Bob TO Columbuo EastiiiOOf 5I Brlilgepurt 18 St. , ClalnviUe 'II son, Bulcll led llaoDy PICKIMi POl Tifft~ Upper Arllngtoa 74 Baley II Manlfled St. Peter 13 were an unable to aee I.Jrl;ana 55 MI. Y...- M Crestline 36 because ol ftu. CaoMile BUlk Chrden dl IJJisboro 15 P'ranldia Reflbts Sanduslty Gt Mansfield 61 Ita ..._ .......cl to .; 41 Mansfield Madison 98 Dcwer 78 Rolland 'baa suffered Mla'"l Trace 75 Clrelevllla II Elyria 71 Lorain 46 aB but llq-ee, of 1la Greenfield 17 Fremont 61 Jerry ll1lick Waoblngtoa C. H. 5I Lornln Admiral King 43 ·.ia11Jl Ber)ldoll'o Colum)lul I.Jnlverslly A Dennison 64 Newc:omeratown '!I Devlla wilh 14 jlotnta. .,_ Ill'--'"• Hamilio'. Township Ia Middletown 68 copped !be ...,.... lilt .....,. Newark 57 Cl!llllc:otht 11 Hamilton Garfield 47 CoolviUe wllh 1 424 Picken• H•rdW•r• · \,. ·ayo Valley '13 Lagan Elm • Daytnn Cbamlnade 76 Larry lljlpe led tbo wjnnen MAioN.;w. VA. ' ., rl011 Hardin& n Fh.dlal a DaYion s~vers sz with 18. ~~~...;.~ok...;..;.~~it...:;!~~~.;.;.,;.:;;.~~..:....oi-.;..;...1:~.-:.....;..;;..;.::;:r~~~~~~ § . .TIJ.YTIJIID) , ·: ·§., . N·.; Oily y 'f""l' ES, OHIV . ' . Paying Tribute To • r:~;,t~~:~he·~~ ~~Southwestern Rolls Over Sprig~s . ans CEDARVILLE H~RE ~r~~~:;=~s.owu1"'ver'·. l o::::r.~. (IJPIJ-New 37 POIDtS As u.;, Y~ee Ri~daon· E B 7 9 3 6 t 2lia Ills Ev~~~.·;~~:~:~~.w~~ astern y . oun Jaekson W,ins :~:'.:T.:~::C!t~ r:.':!.=:u:;:, a =--.:..r:-~~~~: • .,., Cof CWill e's Best In The Busmpjlfil ,..,...,.., nne. , The •Pomeroy Panthers came tWo foul shots by Winebrenner c:ons eame within ' \. ' John All~ns91orth opened , the Middleport acorl!d '"!"filii¢ p i ~ pm of 1be lblrd pUiod Top scoret was ~ IUord Aloilta~ Coaeh Doe Crotty's IIJ au;r, IWJ!l II:Oflng wtth a bunily at the a drive • In by Mlclty Morril.. l!ll'eyJDa lour fouls, dn!w Bruee BeeJie who hil a Career reoerv.. ran over Racllle re- · lJI'I e,.tt~ 1fJtler at lii!<OIId ma.-k and it took 011- MoanwHUe; Beeglt mro ~ llil flflb. GtirdOn ':lsber• I blgb of n points 011 an IIIOA- aerv~ (now H) 40 to :IJI. Gary , Who oayalfiere•o ~tionT other- mmute and a ball for oer were twU!lnJ wild. llaJser I 'IDp~, •replaced blm. me"' of pattern plays endlilg in Stobart and Jeff Hodges e a~ b · DoUar for doUar ~....., Raeine to go ahead for the fir~t band s~yed hot. By llloo 1end With lbno mlnutea left 1181' bunny obots Jnd CMI!slde jump. oc.<>red 10 points for the Middy lo lha belli pllcber ·ID Time ~ on Bruct Jleelle s of lbe hall he had hit nrne ~' ry £leland, rested Prlee, ·who ers. He had IZ field goabJ and ....,..... Gordon Flsber· ·bad 1..,.. ~ .tB!DY. ebarity and Larry Salser's flral 11 atlelnpts frl>n. the field . .)lee- baa IICored 10 points. BUiy Ours 7. ol a' frl>m the ebarlty 1. for J\aelnll, <. lo ~ fol!hri~ Braves, and of nine first half field ~gle got 7 points In ·the aecond a1aq flnlahed up. . Jllgh for Mid<lleport was jun- Bf quarters: club,.~\: a~. Rick ~ller put the Middies quarter. Ted Bailey t, Prioe 4._ bow tho shootlnr ior forward Dave Riee , with Racine , 11 II ei ~· l'hci ' , ahead WI~ a jumper &I f-3, bill After three quarters the·. ...,.. went:_ • , , . . • .four field goaiJ and twO free Mlddlepoi1 . I' II H fllllDOI!, -~..,.. Morrison s boys picked that mo- wss 80 to :U. ' Flfsl qbart,r; Racine I of 10, throws and he had ' lo work . RACINB ~"'I "'ore, vletoriol and . menl to unleash a string of "We didn't do mueh that was u1..,1~ 4 o1 7 ~ ' n-••-: · . ,.. , ~ wiJ1njng four field gua!s (Beegle, right," admitted Middy Coadl .....,. · • M eaeh ~• Prioe 7·2-11; Sslaer s,s-110; other.sOuthpaw, to t.,Ueved to Salser twiee, and Larry Price) Bob Wise. "My bOys tigbten up dl ~ "j '!:cine 1 of 17• Mid- Racine's def~e min was .BaJ!ey 4-1-9; Beegle IH-31; tht ·hlgbelll .priced"lllOUQjilman. and go ahead !H. That pu'1' when there's a big job they . epor , o . . : abarP with the Mlddlu getting Wickline :1-f-1; FIJilor 2-'0-4. To- ,~ ' ' . cast the mold for the way tlje know bas ,to be done." ' Tblrd ,..., Ra~ 9 of 17, Mid- II< more tha~ one or two sho~ tala 311 (ts-18) 81. ~ year, Spahn reeelved game was to go. At qusrter's And be added, "The wheels cif .U.port 4 ol 12. . without a hind llagglng hlllli MllJDLEPORT (Ill ,estlm~, .f'/6,!!00- The end Racine led 18-B. fortune grind extremely slow, Fourth -'- Racine 7 ol 17, at the baD. Also, lbe MiddleS All!mo!~ii-H; Rl"l! 4-~10; .old dJa ~ f"l"'allbe Ierma of Raeine blew it wide open In but very sure," in referring to Mlddlepprt 7 of· 17. lallecl 10 penetrate. !he dogB!DI OUer ~; f!lo'[.~}~; McEI l&e:l contr•ct thlll ~.olped the seeond quarter, scoring 20 the big score rolle/1 up against ' The Jacke_~B tho! ~· per ·cent Raelne' dele..- for the sure hiMejt 0.0.0; Souen)old s-&-6; da)o. , • puinls to the Middles' six. Half hiS club. 011 18 of 49; Racine 56 per cent clooe • m oll>l lr~Ii11•ntb' Th~ 1-M; J~ l-D-Z. By _.~ lliJ tBih that quarter bad gone before With 6:t6 left 01> the laat on, m of Ill, ·· . enough.- In lact•.-hardly 1 at Totals 16 (8-IS) 38. · with tile BravO!I. Spahn will . , _ aoother record lor - Panthers Take Hard Fought Game Ftonl Wahama 69 ~ ' ~ ,, ' ' ' • '' •.t' /'I' ,..o. I ~ .\ aa•cE n . *It ·SERVICE , OFFERS YOU • ' r... , , ,I Hannan Trace Wellston Takes =·::; :·.::·.:~ Beaten £'»-55 South Point By 70 MargtD • SHI;RT t:e. I Unde-"nned R } dDrops Cage Contest s.. ................. ·...., )..... ...... ,(;' r·.. ,, ' 'L.-..:=::..::..:.:;:.._J..... FINISHING • • •• •Stays--.-.. - · SAVE ON ' HOME REPAIR AND REMODEyNG MA'iJRIALS WHILE PRICES · ARE LOW MAX WARD ' . \ PANELING LE ,.UN'S 18" INSULATED BOOTS Reg. To $24.95 ULI $12··· THE SHOE BOX "'II!DLII'OIT --- --------~ lnleriOI' er , ell• • Service I ' fJpel.' ' We banliJe Ill sliel OHIIIkJ fOr bottle gas. 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For Want Ad Serviefi ~·r MOTOR usEo S YOUR BES I · · T cAR BET , 1958 Ford Ranch Wagon -.,..-,..--- $688 REGUl.ATlUNS nhlf'('Unnanlf' •' Miss Ball, to no one's ourprlse, It 'would drop tbl ~ , waa a bJ& hit au over again; and In September, lhelr UIICCIIC 1be abaenco ol hor former bu.. well brlnl them bclck. band, lle!ll· At,.. · fmm ber new Gleaso• ·le ·to ltlevloloo, serl01, lpplnCIIIJ hf>d no elfeo& l.ou:iue: a.,· lo to bollia,; lbollo, on her popdoriiJ. lD facl, 1111» no ..,.., .-1 COil'lllllle either "llillbllllee" had ~ stolen all tho u.;m ol lholr - - Wllb thu"""', · h,r ,ebow· would have huge publlelly, lbe fat betD No. l·nlall among all tho bact wllh a new cartllei-. 191 FOR SALE WHERE THERE'S A WANT rr, lhP ·wan; A.d" way E~y tc use, and inexpensive toot Call WY 2-Zliill . new ones. PHONE WY2-2157 Tho laleel w«<<. , Langdon. Ann however, lo Meadows. Miss lbal' 1he etiD ..... not made up. dioappeared, bul. her 1!1inll, - .aloaot publicly- bas'hild his own In the about )"helber. ul!e want. to 10 and, after oome ..,mini III""'JIh all:lbe frantic fuso again hawing, he bas Jlnally dOclllod I next ala'l"', . ~b it .,.uld be firmly <lor thlu week any\rli)'J ~~ •If abo ""sn't In addl· f·Face us with his preoence ..... ~ lble. ......... In lbe fall. ' ' ' I • f• !i' ' .· ·W~PO . Radio , .f'rJilAV .fPRIIIAY 7:!1i lln!akfut Pll'ly m11~ What Makes Man Look Good To God? ' 6 oo News 6·01i Country Music Tlfiie 5 20 CounlrJ' Jambone 6 30 ~•ws ' & lib Farm Wcirld 6 45 Melga Counlll Rill> 1 01< Ne"• nlli A,.•ktast Part:' 7:30 ~ews 1 :Ill f'lcKe111 Hardware Show 7:!11 I !Mf Ne... F1epcirt 8·00 RaiuO ~al Nm 7:SO NOlte '1:!5 . 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World lljewa 12:00 Local & Obio "'""" 11:68 low J01111 Stock Ave. . 5:05 Plaller Party. Mason County NeWI 1::15 Educational Special t•,u. Noon NOWI ' 5:30 Sign Olf 12:00 ComnwrnJI)r N.,. 11:211' Llf"'IWU'd BW!eliD lloard ~ .15 MusiC JUJI ~or You UO FebrtW'} Sign Off ·Loc:al l'lewa Jll:25 News 0 Grams 12 IS GCM!ssleta f3tles1 'iBtar Fri. 8aadiJ Obio News 12:30 Saturday Mallnee. 12:30 Music· Jllll ''!or ~ou 7:30 News Market. I :00 OSU Scoot of lbe Weel: J·OO News • · 7:35 Anny Hour Lifeguard· BuiJelln 1:15 OSU Foolbai' · 10o ~....ic Jllill. fl'or You a:oo Rev. 1ro Tlbbe News 0 Grlllll 4:110. Dlsc!lng wllh Dooo l :l' News 8:15 Church at Work Agrloullure Acelll 4:30 Album 1'ime 1·35 Music JUJI FOr You 8:10 Newu. • lll:tll Coulllry Go ·lloaul. 5:1111 NOWB Summary 2 00 Neils · ' 11;11 l!al-..1 A11emb1J 1:1111 NeWf Beat 5:15 Public Service 2·115 Muooc Jull For You t:<io WinJe ot H...U., · 1:00 Country Go IIQUn( 5:30 DinDer Mus;caJe 2 311 N.ws · '· 1:30 Cburob World Newl 1:55 Nm Beat 5:45 Off the Air t ·35 MUCIIC just· Fot You l:ts SUDclaJ Clllpel 1:111 Midway Mallnee 5:15 Noftll1bet S'IJII ~ ... , . IC:OO Voice of Prophecy News Ileal 5:16 lletemt:e: 3 01i Platler Part/ 10:30 News 3 30 Neis • ·' 10:35 Perspeetives 3·35 Platter Party · ,, 10:10 Social~ . 4.00 Ne11• · ~ · 11:80 Collllley Ryllil '1'1111 4 115 Pl~tter Pir!J, 11:30 4:1~ Blaettnai A'iilo how · - 11:30 Couptry Hymn 'nmt TUes, & Thurs. . 12:410 NOOII ~ 4:30 ~ News 12:11 T11o 8oontJ t·4o Musicll Mf.slej'iel 12:10 Rev. llorllll TwU 1' 111 s·oo News · · . Gt _ _W_J_E_H--=-RA-:-0:::-": . 1:-::cO- Elliot St. Athens, Ohio .I 2 II 181 AUTO SALES Tile Rambler I World Standard of Compact · ~ Eseellenae 1111 ear room, ride aad perform..,. StnaU car econOIIJ1 and manaJierat>Dity See ~tropoUtan Moton E. Mala Slrtel, Pomm11 Phone WY Z.317t • 22 Uc • Household Articles yo· FOR SALE: 4 door lllii9 dorn useT' SeD them with a Ranch Wagon. Radio·~:·~ I,.,;;;,;· M . Phone WY l-...Wti and heater. Automatic ask for Classified. aion, power ' steering, "i~i up lighlls. ~lnal owner. 11 accept trade. Phone WY 2189 or WY 2-3346. 2 16 3tc IoON':.rPtiMfG;QUj:S~OiSii :.;;.! PltiN'nN;Gs for sale. PiiBrim Coal and Doell u Located aear Sundown Club on ll!>ut. 7. F. F. ;. 'II. Coal Co. I If Karl o....,.., Plamblq ... Beollq Mioftmlle, Olde lhwl , _ ...,., ....,...,. We ILive • llleti .ewer mac:llllo•l PUMP your sluggish lleuaaa., - .. IIC!Piic . tank. Gel Kle~n-Em· Call 11'1' Z·Z97<. DaJ or Nlllol All Septic Tank Cleaner at 7 Ill Landmark Farm Bureau. !r=====-==;;1 Pomeroy. 2 8 30tc painting. Do Yov W•nt To Build? A Barn. Garaee. Storage FOR sale. Lord's ' Space'! Why not use 1 Last Supper painting. A 1s painting of Jesus. Other odd Eleanor Bohram, Bor 107, Syracuse, Ohio. 5 Oli PlattOr Party 5:30 Sign 011 . 6;00 FebruarJ , _ 011 SA1URDA'i' a:.oo :'lows . . • 6:05 Country MUIItt Time · Doane's Pole Building? Mlll•r Construction & Suppl~ siD:aluJ.& . Rt. 2. Lowell, Ohio Phone Fli.a.G702 1-S.30tp 6:10 Ne,.. · , ,· , 6:11$ Farm "Worlil Nat 6:4lii,IFD f]2S.OO or trade for of came value. Hollls Silver Run. Phone 1:,00 , Ne.. Shock Alloorber ond Bell Joint Repolr • • • HACKETT'S TO CLEAN carpels better we'll HCUSE, 4 roo111J, bath, attic, loan a Blue Lustre fuL basement. Nice yard Shampooer FREE with and driveway. 1637 Lincoln cha•e ot Blue Lustre lleiJihlls. Phone ·wv 2-27811. 2 ~lie poo. Bal:er Furnllure. J.J.Ut.c: 1. I SOHIO SERVICE Phono WY Nl9l 11...-------..J POMIItOY, OHIO ~~~~'l : ~ ":\ .~·.· > · ;:: · 1:00 l:il :::m -- < ·. "11'~. ' ~.. c.·· l~ . : ~ ·' '·' ,'1 -~; \l~ J ,. ,,' " '"' •t. "'*~ ·~ Jbpua LQmlil'l Hour Bldt to tile "en. 011 . iol:l •. e-:>0:1 ·.. QiJ{::i· 1 4:111 '~· llllo1n!a.. •4:10 .Newa r --,,. Sip 011 hllrl!it1 • .;:;:---:-".' . ;afi'! S:IIO Rev. IIOtictie. Tlloftlt 3:10 ..,.. QU1o! Hour 4:110 Newt · . · · · t:IIO - ...... i ( 1 . .{ �\ •' ~ad loves Uom, Mom loves Dad; .both love a bargain from The Want:Ad WANT AD INFORMATION , 1'11'1 VEAOUNES r M ·~~ tu>frt,. PuhHralln ...,..!~Citl81 t-fWI ' I'll MrtnltaJ' ~lnrth'f CANCI!l.LATlUNS CURRE•'TIONS .... HI ,.,. I~P'Pa u nt\ 1 lil:llll A M F'nr no nl Pullhntlnn f!lt puhlniU!!I r-I'Yt!l ' Ill t l llht "' "''' or rt!lfrl an' •d• aee""" bf rmmf'diateb Tbl oLib •!111\•r will 'lot r... rHp.onlihle for l!: r"")n II ,"'"'''Mt .,,., . , \hould thai\ ·•n~;:;•..t •n•rth>n 4 Cent.l per word !11\1 •nlfrtion Wlntmul'l'l Chua• eo l!tlntll t1 Ce.At.l ptr word fOT Tbre. C'Ol'l· U!CUtlve intel"tiOIII P\11! tall 'Jf 4 H'JI.~I P"l WIU be cblrt:~ tot •d~~rtlllftl I! not p•lll within 10 df.Y11 1ffe1' rH'tll• ••rei oat alii CARP 01 50 1110Jd rRAHU - tl.U r~n ountmum F.:al'b •otd.I11<1JI.· 11 wnrd 1r Okltuarlet Ptll'lll•llf'lt I .-ent pn tl •r~nt OFFICE HOURS t :!lt -' ., .•' aua1nen ServlMoeller A..ld 111 ••.. 518 E. Main Sl., P'ulnoroy, OliJo S aeatse yr News No•- 1 River RepOrt '•"· u--would""- ....... 1 1 11! 'n<i:t P..oe ·WY WIG I 7 1959 Studeb.ker Regal Sta. Wagon $1095 Rea( low mileage, deluxe interlor trim, VI motor, automatic. new tires. radio and heater. V8 motor. Std. trans., good tires, clean interior, black and white finish . 1960 Dodge Dan 2-Door _ $1495 ' Low mileage by local owner , clean interior, V8 motor: U• !i:OII P M IIIII)' to {2·00 n0<1n Saturda~ -8:311 A .M IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) . , ........., - · ;*ARNEY G(?OGLE ond SNUFFY u.-. · ·-- 11.~ · ..,be& . Ntpl" !:' tt,ahn ""''""'H {Jf\. OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO '*' - '•- . , llllliiiiCI . . . . lo bor .._..,._Jitun1JIId ftrm1 makifJC Jilt tbe ......-.: t1 • lloi¥7 ,..,. llld while oho- liOt .... lldDp llell1 b.,.... ancl W.,. _.. day-lo<lo7 from 11o111ac1 a daek, lrAew u to lbe "*11be.late>'Dkt Powell cUcl bt 1be 7'1''<1 ''fto llooeriJ IIIII- at Four Star, lt ...,.. bOUeu," . ,. .......,.. wl,lb pJoe 'more of· bor Umo. . awesome ~·KDJ about What'a IDIOre the farmtt • tilt .~ ai .L adlla .Jieille Jinmaey that • llle ..., . tlu~ Q~n. Loreltt Y-. Bid CH< 'thomM bold "" llclodoy nlPII ... , JICk Paar lid Jeoet ·Wtbb. !or CJIS.TV bH ellaken 111 1'olorw relurlld ""' lout .., lbo poet few WM9 by NJIC.TV'e lllllftod, wbJd! - '1hu de- pi'Ofll'ommln& , al movltll .... lhllll to do, .... bo - · aplnol lbem. 'll1e mcrvieu whlcll away. · ~ 1,placed ,tbe ''lt'a .. ' Man'a •Veil, hoW have the albor ....,.. World" llld "lllUDte and Sinnore" baclttre ...... IIIII on their oprteo, outpointed lhlm In ..... dian... al oomfll~ !>aclc again . upol raliDCJ two woeke neAl ae-nt . · And thoulh NBC Dl'lllnllil w. auto. trans., power steering, radio, he.v:ter, black finish. For Want Ad Serviefi ~·r MOTOR usEo S YOUR BES I · · T cAR BET , 1958 Ford Ranch Wagon -.,..-,..--- $688 REGUl.ATlUNS nhlf'('Unnanlf' •' Miss Ball, to no one's ourprlse, It 'would drop tbl ~ , waa a bJ& hit au over again; and In September, lhelr UIICCIIC 1be abaenco ol hor former bu.. well brlnl them bclck. band, lle!ll· At,.. · fmm ber new Gleaso• ·le ·to ltlevloloo, serl01, lpplnCIIIJ hf>d no elfeo& l.ou:iue: a.,· lo to bollia,; lbollo, on her popdoriiJ. lD facl, 1111» no ..,.., .-1 COil'lllllle either "llillbllllee" had ~ stolen all tho u.;m ol lholr - - Wllb thu"""', · h,r ,ebow· would have huge publlelly, lbe fat betD No. l·nlall among all tho bact wllh a new cartllei-. 191 FOR SALE WHERE THERE'S A WANT rr, lhP ·wan; A.d" way E~y tc use, and inexpensive toot Call WY 2-Zliill . new ones. PHONE WY2-2157 Tho laleel w«<<. , Langdon. Ann however, lo Meadows. Miss lbal' 1he etiD ..... not made up. dioappeared, bul. her 1!1inll, - .aloaot publicly- bas'hild his own In the about )"helber. ul!e want. to 10 and, after oome ..,mini III""'JIh all:lbe frantic fuso again hawing, he bas Jlnally dOclllod I next ala'l"', . ~b it .,.uld be firmly <lor thlu week any\rli)'J ~~ •If abo ""sn't In addl· f·Face us with his preoence ..... ~ lble. ......... In lbe fall. ' ' ' I • f• !i' ' .· ·W~PO . Radio , .f'rJilAV .fPRIIIAY 7:!1i lln!akfut Pll'ly m11~ What Makes Man Look Good To God? ' 6 oo News 6·01i Country Music Tlfiie 5 20 CounlrJ' Jambone 6 30 ~•ws ' & lib Farm Wcirld 6 45 Melga Counlll Rill> 1 01< Ne"• nlli A,.•ktast Part:' 7:30 ~ews 1 :Ill f'lcKe111 Hardware Show 7:!11 I !Mf Ne... F1epcirt 8·00 RaiuO ~al Nm 7:SO NOlte '1:!5 . Breakfast Party 8:00 l'lews ' 8:1111 Breakfast P1111 1:10 l'leWs a:3G Brea.k!aat Party e:oo ~Iowa t:ll5 Breakfll.ll Pll'ly ~:15 BVPMKBR PCiti3YQ;-GBRtoo Jones Buick Show WV RBQ• Kfi KI::V' ~-~ 1:30 News lleo-....ro TH1i: MAN WHOSIJ AU'l'ROIUTY ., . 9:35 Breatfaal Party lllliBCIIIIT u ALWA.Ys STilRN.-..\liJ:ICIIYLus · I 10:110 l'le.• . • ':MI. Klu ,.......,. ....D4lolla .... 8 IS sr<aklast Pat!)> . 10:06 ~ l'lrl)l 8 30 Van Parttck Sport Show 10:35 MusiC In the All 8 35 Bri•llf••t Porty . 10:45 Tho Good Life 1 4o •:ahr Fum. Show-Frl. 10:$5 Under Oblo Skies ......, 'hroap Frlclo~ f:OO Disclnl with !loa 9·00 News U:OO Neir> 7:00 Sip On, Mualcal Clodt 4:30 Interchange B·Oii Coffee With Janel 11:1111 1'op Ten Show 7:45 1be Ufellne 5:00 Coiii!DWlll)' News 9·30 News U:lllt !'jews A:OO Oblo Valley News 5:115 World & Natiooal N.,.. '~"·' · • 9·35 Cofiee With Janet 11:35 Dutton'• Top Teo Show 1: ~ Sports Today 5:15 Spolligb: on Sporto 9 4\ Betty ·Newton Show 12:00 News- Nooo Report 1:10 World News 5:311 Dinner M.,.icale 10 oo News 12:15 MU.Jc Interlude I ,. Musical Clock >:45 SJp Off LO o; Mtnlaterlal AsiOelallon 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teele 8:55 Commlllllly News 10 ?<> Momin& Interlude 1:00 ~·ows t:OO Lale11a11'1Di! 7:00 On, Mus!Clll Clucl 10 3D Newu .• , ... 1 • 1:115 Platter Party t: 30 Public Service 7: ~ Lifeline Ill 35 Morning Interlude 3:30 News t:41'8hln.en of ·ale.stnr I:OO Ohio Valley New:r u oo News . ,,35 Platter Party Muon County ~.... I. 115 Pt. Pleaoanl Footb811 ll Oll Swap Shop . 4:00 NeW> !IJ:Di Tllll ot tho Town NeWB 11 ·30 News 4:115 Plaller Party · · 16:55 World Nm :06 (l AH S l"c.otbaD 11 .46 Country lloech>wn 4:30 New. Tllll of tho Town World News (Family Wol)lhlp :ftlurs.) 4:~, P1a11er Party ~escl" Fri. Church llelltr RlruriiL5.' Medical Mi1estooes ll ·65 Upper floom ~edltallo111 5:00 Ne110 . World lljewa 12:00 Local & Obio "'""" 11:68 low J01111 Stock Ave. . 5:05 Plaller Party. Mason County NeWI 1::15 Educational Special t•,u. Noon NOWI ' 5:30 Sign Olf 12:00 ComnwrnJI)r N.,. 11:211' Llf"'IWU'd BW!eliD lloard ~ .15 MusiC JUJI ~or You UO FebrtW'} Sign Off ·Loc:al l'lewa Jll:25 News 0 Grams 12 IS GCM!ssleta f3tles1 'iBtar Fri. 8aadiJ Obio News 12:30 Saturday Mallnee. 12:30 Music· Jllll ''!or ~ou 7:30 News Market. I :00 OSU Scoot of lbe Weel: J·OO News • · 7:35 Anny Hour Lifeguard· BuiJelln 1:15 OSU Foolbai' · 10o ~....ic Jllill. fl'or You a:oo Rev. 1ro Tlbbe News 0 Grlllll 4:110. Dlsc!lng wllh Dooo l :l' News 8:15 Church at Work Agrloullure Acelll 4:30 Album 1'ime 1·35 Music JUJI FOr You 8:10 Newu. • lll:tll Coulllry Go ·lloaul. 5:1111 NOWB Summary 2 00 Neils · ' 11;11 l!al-..1 A11emb1J 1:1111 NeWf Beat 5:15 Public Service 2·115 Muooc Jull For You t:<io WinJe ot H...U., · 1:00 Country Go IIQUn( 5:30 DinDer Mus;caJe 2 311 N.ws · '· 1:30 Cburob World Newl 1:55 Nm Beat 5:45 Off the Air t ·35 MUCIIC just· Fot You l:ts SUDclaJ Clllpel 1:111 Midway Mallnee 5:15 Noftll1bet S'IJII ~ ... , . IC:OO Voice of Prophecy News Ileal 5:16 lletemt:e: 3 01i Platler Part/ 10:30 News 3 30 Neis • ·' 10:35 Perspeetives 3·35 Platter Party · ,, 10:10 Social~ . 4.00 Ne11• · ~ · 11:80 Collllley Ryllil '1'1111 4 115 Pl~tter Pir!J, 11:30 4:1~ Blaettnai A'iilo how · - 11:30 Couptry Hymn 'nmt TUes, & Thurs. . 12:410 NOOII ~ 4:30 ~ News 12:11 T11o 8oontJ t·4o Musicll Mf.slej'iel 12:10 Rev. llorllll TwU 1' 111 s·oo News · · . Gt _ _W_J_E_H--=-RA-:-0:::-": . 1:-::cO- Elliot St. Athens, Ohio .I 2 II 181 AUTO SALES Tile Rambler I World Standard of Compact · ~ Eseellenae 1111 ear room, ride aad perform..,. StnaU car econOIIJ1 and manaJierat>Dity See ~tropoUtan Moton E. Mala Slrtel, Pomm11 Phone WY Z.317t • 22 Uc • Household Articles yo· FOR SALE: 4 door lllii9 dorn useT' SeD them with a Ranch Wagon. Radio·~:·~ I,.,;;;,;· M . Phone WY l-...Wti and heater. Automatic ask for Classified. aion, power ' steering, "i~i up lighlls. ~lnal owner. 11 accept trade. Phone WY 2189 or WY 2-3346. 2 16 3tc IoON':.rPtiMfG;QUj:S~OiSii :.;;.! PltiN'nN;Gs for sale. PiiBrim Coal and Doell u Located aear Sundown Club on ll!>ut. 7. F. F. ;. 'II. Coal Co. I If Karl o....,.., Plamblq ... Beollq Mioftmlle, Olde lhwl , _ ...,., ....,...,. We ILive • llleti .ewer mac:llllo•l PUMP your sluggish lleuaaa., - .. IIC!Piic . tank. Gel Kle~n-Em· Call 11'1' Z·Z97<. DaJ or Nlllol All Septic Tank Cleaner at 7 Ill Landmark Farm Bureau. !r=====-==;;1 Pomeroy. 2 8 30tc painting. Do Yov W•nt To Build? A Barn. Garaee. Storage FOR sale. Lord's ' Space'! Why not use 1 Last Supper painting. A 1s painting of Jesus. Other odd Eleanor Bohram, Bor 107, Syracuse, Ohio. 5 Oli PlattOr Party 5:30 Sign 011 . 6;00 FebruarJ , _ 011 SA1URDA'i' a:.oo :'lows . . • 6:05 Country MUIItt Time · Doane's Pole Building? Mlll•r Construction & Suppl~ siD:aluJ.& . Rt. 2. Lowell, Ohio Phone Fli.a.G702 1-S.30tp 6:10 Ne,.. · , ,· , 6:11$ Farm "Worlil Nat 6:4lii,IFD f]2S.OO or trade for of came value. Hollls Silver Run. Phone 1:,00 , Ne.. Shock Alloorber ond Bell Joint Repolr • • • HACKETT'S TO CLEAN carpels better we'll HCUSE, 4 roo111J, bath, attic, loan a Blue Lustre fuL basement. Nice yard Shampooer FREE with and driveway. 1637 Lincoln cha•e ot Blue Lustre lleiJihlls. Phone ·wv 2-27811. 2 ~lie poo. Bal:er Furnllure. J.J.Ut.c: 1. I SOHIO SERVICE Phono WY Nl9l 11...-------..J POMIItOY, OHIO ~~~~'l : ~ ":\ .~·.· > · ;:: · 1:00 l:il :::m -- < ·. "11'~. ' ~.. c.·· l~ . : ~ ·' '·' ,'1 -~; \l~ J ,. ,,' " '"' •t. "'*~ ·~ Jbpua LQmlil'l Hour Bldt to tile "en. 011 . iol:l •. e-:>0:1 ·.. QiJ{::i· 1 4:111 '~· llllo1n!a.. •4:10 .Newa r --,,. Sip 011 hllrl!it1 • .;:;:---:-".' . ;afi'! S:IIO Rev. IIOtictie. Tlloftlt 3:10 ..,.. QU1o! Hour 4:110 Newt · . · · · t:IIO - ...... i ( 1 . .{ �Topics SMrwity • ussrons ltm,al ) ' . d epe.rt -....t ~; >..;. ,.,.,, ~,;J ',. ~: ' ' ., f,o~tedFor �Topics SMrwity • ussrons ltm,al ) ' . d epe.rt -....t ~; >..;. ,.,.,, ~,;J ',. ~: ' ' ., f,o~tedFor �N.Olt'YOU..,_ • JGba ~ .M. " - .j!la -wm. - Ill ..... "' Uluatabloo...,•••• lill from ~ . . . . . I •• • ., '' 1, .... 01 ,........._ ....... . . POMEROY-MIOOLEPORT, OHIO · . . _,....___ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 196.3. ~ HlJa~ ers ea ·Braziliaii'·Qoarding Party Expett~d To Get To Ship ' ' ' '"' i - il> · loitorllltlootll aboard tbe .. • " .,.... ' 1.1::111 ~:~ ll:OO U;il IS:.• . .. , · · ·ball Coach and Principal Jim .vennarf p~ " , !Newland of the Tuppers Plains team afler . •'.. !Basketball tourllllii!ent Saturday Dight with • of tbtf Tuppers Plama team are L. to· a, ·~ " ~- ' ., T . , Richard Douglas, Newland, David Seals, , N, Dennis Benedum, Arthur Koeoig,"Robert '. :.evalier. Coach Marion Parker Ia In the ·back· . ,· 'l'lte Junior iJrls' class of Bradbury church held Its lar meeting Wednesday . If* home of their .~!~~[·.: _ William King, Games were ~ arul-refreshrnents •erved Candice Hutton and ANNOUNCING , j,ExJ)ert ... HAIR STYLING ..> FEATURING: Charlotte Southerton Gilbert Dunn of Southerton "1 tlllat Ac~::b~liS.I!,fi, Mon.~auty & Tun. Feb. .Make Your Appointment Now! eCall for Interview with · Mra. SoUtberton a f t e r 5 :~0!li11Lonh .-lijtY SHOPPE . WY ~-2477 or WY 2·5215 , c , '" ··•:·• W, ~ •f t. Pomeroy The FARMERS BANK an~ Savings Company "'''.V. Me11oloor ........, System MMIIil nnl•oloeO.r fledoral C...H lllllurlli.. CorJIIIrotion POMIROY, OHIO '' ..., ifl·". J011 PI ,.. illr "'" . ~ ., · ·;~ick Rosenbaum happily marks up a strike · Ish in the second game Sunday at the PomeAIIeys in a match between Middleport ~ , e.Pomeroy Lions. Rotary won that game, but · ,·"·tbers. At edge of picture, right, Rotary'• llxplains bis gutter ball to Carl HorkY. Liona • ind's 505 and Frank Potter's 495 · series Lions to victory. The mateh-.the Lions had Jle Rotarians-was a cllff hanger UDtll an• ' ahr left sb< pins standing In the lOth frame game giving the Lions an 817 to 801 win. l81lenged the Lions to a return match with 1er the prioe. Rotary Captain Bahr, aceused ·lg Pierre Salinger, vowed to have a more squad next time out, and he layed out a .. .g schedule. Bowling scores inrluded, for the .others, Kay lfindy 417, Karl Krautter 837, ray 289, Job Jacobs 280, Dale Warner 220.. ans, Edison·Baker 498, Bahr 411, Dlek 0wen ·elsh 399, Rosenbaum 281, Harold Hubbard . 220-2489. The last three of each squad . . ~o games.-Sentlnel Photo r '. -!!!ted For Ernest Holter DiesSund~y �) • l . • ' . • 0., Feb. Cultural Topics Led Sorority To Discussions PRICE RVf C£NIJ ' -At A' ;.J..~..io.."~ ac ' HlJaC ers ~~· JRifF ·~. Brazilian Boarding Party Expected To Get To Ship ;Prllin UnitedJt... . IDt~lldcl~~aL ' ' . . . ' ---e-:-"'--:-:-:---;-;-___,_,~~.......,..,..~---=---,--:.:-__;;_. Aroqnd And , ,About Middleport Jllll'nl A!iNOVNCED Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ill condor St. are announi;lnil Jdlke Shafer who unllerorer il.fe·birth of a 7 lb. 11 oz. surgj!ry at St. Mary's 1.~1!~1 ihter, Jane Ann Clinic, Sunday, I I ! I ' I ' 1 I I' at . .-.:'_. in Huntington was Friday ~nd is c11111 at the George Hackett, home on Sooth Second. Mlklred Folden of Laul' Mrs. Roy Nixili!'C>I is' visiting with her soli are Bl'eat-arandparenls. and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Ricli! Wyatts have five other ard Hovatte. and children. ren, three boya tw:.c.o·;i;;;;;fl Mrs. Edward Lewis who has • baeD· haro>' lVI' the past I w 0 lreeksle a.Otst with the care rl her sister, Mrs. Fred Gardnei: MIDDLEPORT, OlllO who was released from t h 1 Meigs Memorial Hospital fell NOW SHOWING today for her home in Clevf land. Kim Novak in . ' Mr. and ·Mrs. Charles StobaJ'! ·• "lOY$' NIGHT OUT" and children came Friday 1!: With James Gamer, Tony Randall,__ l~"! ~ · jpOnd the weellend wttll Mr. sri ALSO SELIICTIP SHORTS Mri, JOhn Chancey and ot~ relatlvea. Grandparenll are Mrs. Hyoell of Potneroy and W,yalt of ~vll!e. Mr. Descendant Of Pioneer Family ' '.! ' Dies Sunday fliET~""W"'I"''i'H;;-;;;;TE;;cA;-;C;;;RE;;;R ~~ 1f.he Junior ilfris' class of t!if ,. 6-3 P~ll' Bradbury church held illl reli!r, lar meelillll Wednesday n!g)l. at tlU! home of their teao~ William Jllng. Games were plaj· ed and refreshments served tiy Candice Hutton and Debblf ~~ ' - ::.. . honor· mQiltlon. Sjle Page 4 complete otoey. . . ANNOUNCING , jLExj)ert HAIK STYLING I t·,. , . - . Ernest Holter Dies Sunday \, 011 a; dri11ill'l '-iliOtYI<ealor•·lbw II, wbo died at. . . . In will be I p.111. at tbo .... ' The FARMERS BANK Savings Company •• ve.n ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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