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Jleip · - ...... 1 SMW . iO " - - - - - - - - - - - FIVE CENTS • First Itt Line Moyor Charles Legar told ntght town council Monday that Pomero} seems tv be "On top of the list of towns ~klng foderal aid foc constructiOn of sanjtary sewers and a sewa•e treatment plant." ' "DDIs was the dellnlte Impression I received in a recent meeting with William Sheehan, director or the Institute of Regional Development at Ohio University ," Mayor Legar said. speehan made the statement when the mayor and Council· man Leslie Fultz in Ath· ens· llte last month to revi w Pomeroy's sewerage problem with the onstltute dtrectoc. ·Th e d1rector . reported he httd ELBERFELDS Another big shipment of these popular Colonial style rugs. Matching patterns in g;een, brown. beige black, red. Homemaker qua1ity. All slzea from '24 inches by 42 inches to 9 ft. by 12 ft. $2.95 to $36.95 wert mett with officials from about •• h ~ owns I roughout the .tate which are seeking aid through the area redevelopment a~ep"P · h ey, and omeroy •8 t_ e only one. ready to move on tis pro- ject." . , " 1egls1alive assiStant of Cong. Wa ller H. M1>eller •lso attended the meeting wtth the lnllltute of. · Regional Devel· · opmen I offtc18ls. He promiSed ON SAL"E IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR ELBERFELDS in POMEROY that Rep. Moeller Nill do E'V· 1 ~~~~: ~n ~~r,~~r f~d.~!~ aid lor its ....age project. '"e· . - Mayor Legar lndicat•d be l the village purchasing the wa- 1Council Franklin Rizer oppoomtends to seek another term terworks. Mayor Legar sug. ed this suggestion saying "I In May. He said, "I would like gested that post cards be ..nt feel this is 1 deci;ton of ~ounro see the sewage. "proJect ro each resident of the town cil and the pooplo should not through before I retore . asking for an expression of be forced to take aides on the - Dlscul!lon was rondu<'ted vtews concerning the posslbili· matter." again on the pos~ibilit; of ' ty of buying the waterworks. - A fire contract with Salis- I * sewerage .,{ s:u.~. action of council - ~. - Fire Chief INiiPV Werry's HIGH ESKILOO ~ lor lltlt' was !Ubmttlo(, it 'Tiliiltd the volunteer nr. de- pi~ ,\>as 0 callod for 13 bl'U•h lirei, six car fires and ou'" or building fire' on the ge with damages tetah•• ·~ 1103 30. The department 8 ~ 90 !as summoned for 15 brush ~~~ four car fires and II oam. building or house Jla?.es out.()f.town during the year in Up or Down which damages were estimated at $UJS. The E.H.S Ensemble sang I•Qh, Holy Night,'' and " White 1 . Christmas," and the O:Jot, Is generating i!lectricity and getting it to where It's conC'luded with everyone sing'lng carols. A treat was to all students. Mr. and Mr3 . Raymond Krid· , Sunday at their home in 1 Syracuse Guest s were Mr Urs. Clyde Raines and daught· tm J•nuuy 1-9 ''THE .VIL OP FRANKINSTEIN" (Technicolor) Cushing, Peter Wood· Duncan Lamont, Ka· SUN., MON 1 TUES. JAN. 11·12 "MUSCLI IIACM PAIITY" • Athletic Boosters wUI I Sc: ' m-~ :~ ~h=i !!"'~::y f:: !;'lei 10-Day Drive Is Opened by Farm Bureau• ~~ .!ud:~ ~.:. ~~:o~;~ ployees Lucille Norris, Geor· ~~::!a~,s~:;·~.~r~~t;;d~ ::: • Booolers banquet and dllcuoa LONDON (UPi) - T S. Eliot, who raptured the spl· conolnlctioa or lddltlonai """"'~""'''·'""-"""~· WASHINGTO"' (UP!) President Johnson set to ritual desolation of the post World War I era in h is bleacllers oa the football i work todav on details of his "Great Society" prog ram spare, dry poetrv and .shal>':d the wnters of a later gen- field. , I for bettering life m America and promoting peace 1 t.hrough eratlon. with his rnbctsm dted Monday. He wa.s 76. Jim Stout, president, wiD A llklay drive for new and I the wo1 od. Probably no man of lett~rs exerted great~r mfluence be Ia ebargo. renewal membersh1ps bv the I I He began f1lhng tn specifics of proposals lu his State on 20th century ~ngltsh Ll~erature than Ehot. He turn· "" Meigs County Farm Bureau , S 10 f the Unoon mess~ge Munday night for increased aclton ~d poet~~ ~0 ~~v.. and radical. for_ms and founded the was open<d Monday a1 a ml't'l· I at hom e a nd et<unal d1 lamacv through his own trips .n~w cntlCISm sun domtnant In ht!rary _sc_!lolarship_.tng of about 211 workers m Mid· [abroad p p The Olender, . beopectacied I ., die port at the William• Insur· 0 I The Chief txcculive told a joint aess!DD of Con gress. poet had been atling lor more new career as s playwright. ance office I in his televised address that the stM'I!'"Of the Union "as than a year A minor opera- "The Cocktail Party" and "The C 00 Oaf . Emerson Jones was re .. lect •· free re sti."ss r win and full of hO . e" He was tnlerlion had been performed some Confidential Clerk" met with Farm Bureau Organization ed president and Mrs . E D. 'ct '" ' gbu gl tl fropm. the Demo"r ats th o tl h ·· o· p . . . rupte o1 11mes )' app ause, rnos ty ._ mon s ago ea 1 came at 1s erotical acclatm ln London and Leo Vaughan was elected . <rector aui Bower sa1d addt· Rail , vice • presodent of the His roposais ranged from 1 $1.5 billion educati on London horne. N~.w Yor~ in the . l~s I president and Richard Finlaw. hon~l worke:s have been re- Middleport Board of EducatiOn [ progra~ to an lflvltation for the new Soviet leaders to 1 1 0 1 One of hos last outmgs was am JUOt begonn~~g . grow vice president at tbe annual or· crulled and 11 Is expected th~t Monday night Member . Cash vtstt the Uno ted States. He announced plans to vi sit three months ago, when Eliot I ?P· to get matur1ty. Elmt s.~td ganizational meetUJI of the 30 or more rural people w111 1Bahr was tempor~ry chaJr.manl Europe and Latm America himself this year. JOUrneyed to the US. Embassy u 1958, when he turned 70 . In Pomeroy School Board Monday take part in the canvass before for the organozatwnal actoon. Highlights of President Johnson's State of the Umo n m London to rece1ve the (U.S.) the last few years t~verythmg at 7 p m. In the offices of the dnve 1s conrluded Jan 14 1 President Jones appomted ' messa e Monda mght· Presidential M~dal ol Fr~edom I'd done up to. 60 '":, so has Supt. Charles S. Gibbs Bow.r also announced that ; Bahr and Lionel Boggs to the · g The w.!.ld · - · Emerson Jones 1 1 Re-e Iected T Head Board Vaughan Heads S h I8 d I I' 140 members have paid their ' board's fmance committee and "OuJ concern and mlerest, " We are in the midst of the 1965 dues by ami! exactly the reappomted Mrs John Baker!compassJon and vagdance , ex- greatest upward surge of t'C'oI same number th~t paid by jto. a seven-year term~ .g:e tend to ev.,v !'Orner of a dwln· nomic weilbinc In the hostory mail In 1964 Regional super- :-.Itddleport Library boa M e dlmg planet we were never of any nation ... but we are Eliot is ~ remote figur~. The I ~e ., ru 'rr:;e Hollow meebngs m the superintend- visor Blake Kerber or Nt>w l board will meet the flrst on-: meant to be a~ · oasis of liberty only at the beginning of tht> road pt=ak of hts ca~r came m t948 1 .... ~~h ~n itlt e ot er .poems ent's office. Concord attended to assist in [ day . of each . month at 7 30 P~ and abundan<'e in a worldwide to the Great Society . Ahead now ..;; AI. A t:lanct' 8 · e~ ~he hterary Also present besides those planning the convass . wh_en he received the Nobel ! 1. m . m the olhce of S1.1pt. Le desert of disappointed dreams is a summit where fre-!"dom 1 1 10 19205 Prtze for Lit~ratur~ "for his reerary scene t e · mentioned above were Richard : McCo~as . Me-! ... our nation was created to from the wants of the body can markable ptoneenng work in .Jones. clerk. who was elected Local ~andmark: employee President Jones and _Supt.. help strike away the chains of help rulfill the needs or U11 modern poetry." to a two year term last year, ! Robert Lmdstammer and Bow-l Comas led a dlSCUSSlOn of . 1 ignoranC'e and misery and tyr· spirit." But in later life he found a , member Paul Werllt'r, and Supt. 1•r presentod a short original nancial problems . facing Mid- ~ annv wher•ver thev keep man A NatloD81 AleBda ·- . Gibbs. skit entitled, ''The Saga of dleport schools hlgh_h_ghted b~ ! less. than God m~ans him to "I propose we begin a proMeigs General Hoopltal r' Harry Hard-Luck .'' the twin facts of nsong costs be . . . " gram In education to ensuro l'l'IHn ADM!SSIONS - Alma Mil· Donatl'ons For C t . r h d ,~ and·'Nobodstatioynary income to have eve~ American child th• fullest Jer. Middleport ; Mary Park, I ap ams cr t e rive' are appeared Communism d .,1 of . d United Middleport. PT. PLEASANT - The Jan· Familv Invited Leo s:ory , Thomas Sayre, And· I the answers 10 the queshons ··with the SOviet Union we eve opment his mmd an 1 lnt t"'" : ,fin·~, .. , DISCHARGES - None. uary term of Mason County The Ruiland Fire departrt>w Cross, Henry Fran~. Har- raised." reportedSupt !VIcComk a eful d standi gs sktlls ··· A masstve attark on 8 . Circuit Court began Monday ment ts accepting donations ror old Kenneth WtllJams, as Attendmg were Presadent n to 0 ,,'ifA81UNGTON - TilE NEW 11 LOCAL TEMPS a .m. with the Grand Jur. the Bill Clonch family which Don Wilson . and Rex Shene· Jo~es. Mrs Rail. Mr Boggs, ! freedom . . . m Asia. commu· t '" on age 1 ~~! . of House Republican 'lte temperature in Pome- ors reporting ror duty . Five jur. lost its home and belongings in held. with Mrs. David Koblentz ' Mr Bahr, ClerK Harold Hub- nism wears a more aggressive le)dthhlp, labeled Ford of roy's buoiness district at 11 :30 I were absent and , J u d g e a lire Sunday afternoon. as chatrman. ! bard and Mr McComas. I face MAA Adds over $4·410 M!clJ!tlm, may provide the [a.m . today was 45 degrees Lee Thompson appoint. Firemen •aid Mr . and Mrs. A contest for workers was : . I " Our goal Is peace In South· To its Treasury Ofmllcrllll with a rough , noisy ! der sunny skies. Mrs . Charles Dodd, N e The Rutland Fire dep~rt· announced . Leo Story was pre- [' DIVORCES ASKED I east Asia . That will come only Over $400 was added tu II• rWt. democrat, and Joseph Clonch are m need of clothing senled a gift for having the Two divorre pehtwns have when aggressors leave their treUury of the Middleport The election of Rep. Gerald j Mason. republican, a! for themselves and their three best mail campaign in his been filed in Common Pleas IY"ighbors in peace." Athletic Association N f'.., R; Fonl a• GOP leader will do jury commissioners to daughters, a washer, Iron, Iron- township . Court. Charging gross negl•ct Tbe Noo-Communltll World Year's Eve from proc•eds of n/lthinl to transform the 140 THE T.AX L.A I the vacancies. ing board and Unoleum. Sizes ot duty and extreme crue lty. Johnson said he hopes to visit a dance sponsored by tloe J>· R~publlcan votes in the House They selectod Mrs. Charles or clot.hes needed are "2:" "5." Four Fines Levied Linda Kay Young. Rt. 2, Porn· both Europe and Latin Amer~ sociatktn In Middleport Hi1h inti> a majority. No Yeager, Mrs. Charles Aldridge, and 01ze '5" Junior Mtss for i eroy, is seek10g a dtvorce from ca :his year School auditorium. doubts that the 2!15 Democrat•. Do you undtratand it7 Mrs. Kathleen Roush, Mrs. 0 . the children; men's pants size In County Court Ernest Harold Young. Pomeroy " ... A great unfinished task An estimated 750 area high If they stick together, can If not, watch for C Hall and Clarence Ander- 33, size 16 shirt and 9 shoes, I Four fines were levied and and Jo Ann Ward, Rt . l. Pom· L' the reuni1icalion of Germany school teesMI(!el'l eame to "'' the · ohott lor the next son. Other previously drawn and lady 's dress size 14-16 one bond was lorfeitod in Judge ! erov. asks d1vorce from Jack through self-determination . .• annual Tri-Cqunty New YPHr"! yeats. But the "activist" jurors were Richard 0 Blain, and women's shoes 1i2e B. Any- Frank Porter's Me1gs county Ward . Rt. 1. Pomeroy '' I will seek new ways to use Eve Teen Ball. School orfi n:1ls publicans who helped I" or Russell 0. Nowlin. Mrs: Harry one who cares to tionate may court Monday. I our knowledge to help deal with reported the ovent very 0..,.,. Siders, Charles E. Weaver. Mar· contact the fire department. Glenn Bissell forfeited a 125 LODGE TO MEET the explosion in world popula- ly . oust veteran Rep. Charles Halleck from the leadership garet Thompson, Marie Deal, bond for disorderly conduct.j Worshipful Master Dale E lion and the growing scarcity in I The Jays, en 0001 , awarded lleYe they can make tbe De!IP A. Faye Wilson, William Gyft AND • SOLD Charles Stewart and James P. Sm1th announces that Pomero~ world resources ." numerous door prizes thro ug~ ocrats know they have been gax, Mrs. R. E. Walden, Wil- Meigs County Andltor Gor· Sellers were fined $5 and costs Lodg• No. 164. F & AM. will Toward the Great Society out the evealng . a light. If their J;am Frye and Okey Killings. tion H. Caldwell reportod today each on an unsafe vehicle hold its regular monthly m<'etworth. that 20 kennel llcensn and 100 charge. Floyd Charles Hamo- ing Wodnosday. Jan. 6 at 8 30 are' correct, the fur may start Dy In the next tew dayo. The grand jurors are expect. dog tags for 1965 have been ton, $10 and costs, Intoxication, p.m. at the \lasonic temple . ed to complete their duties late sold . January 10 ta llte deadline and Selby White, $10 and cosll, Ali Master >,t asons are in· 11!.181uNGTON - FIVE Tuesday afternoon. for purchaslnc lkenlel. lnroxtcation. vlled. COLUMBUS fliP!\ - Monday's ..., . leJialatlv• at· ~en from Ohio toot _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _::::::::~=~~-----'-'~~~~!....:~~~-_.::~~~~.:....------~~-----tloa at a glanre: HOUSE ~ oath of office Monday 11 Offltero elected : the "9th Congreos convened. Hoben 'Jl. SWteney, 1 Cleveland - Sea. Thernlore Gray, R-Piqaa, el:ld~ prHld•nt at~, followed ln his pro tem. Vote lll·O: Sen. Funk KI!JI, &~Ill, re-elrrt· ed minority lead~r. Vote 31-8; Tho!DII E ...., 11an, rP ·••'• footsteps as be waa . ,.... 1 eleded rlerk. Volt- 16-0. ln 11 Ohio's confll'essman • ol· $11~0 131llOn.g major prOjl!Cts plan· 1provement and reclamation of " ·5 million out of highway elo,. to Meigs-Gallia are : 1 SENATE I Janda. funds for park roads. Lake Hope State Park, $710.iled. ~- Tlte Democrat deleall!d I~~:; Oll,_. P. Bolton, formorly o•~:~~~~~~~ Final details of tbe por· r'unds to be usod include : $4 million from general oweOfflren elected: ~~ mnpssman • ject, which eliminates lndl· $25 million from the • mil- nue and fee aecounll. such u 1 Strouds Run State Park, $150.· - Rep. Roger Cloud, R•DeGraa, ~ apeaktr. vidual divisional programs, Uon bond issue approvod by docks, leases and 000 Vote 1311-0; Rep . A. G. Lod.oue, ft>eleeted ~ Dlllrlct, in the Nov. ·~~:I were ironed out at a Mon- Ohlo voten last May. rentals. County Wildlife Ana ~orlty leader. Vote 13M; Rep., ~·d 'leebnu, 11· Bolton's seat in d~J night meeting In Morr's 125 million from tile pro.,... $21 mllli011 from federal llli'Cl ' Claehlnatl, re-elected spelker iJI:'i t-. ,..,. majority llff~te. ed f,I90 mlllton bond losue to be and water COIISei'VBtiCJII funds. $42t,OOO, floor leader. Vote IH-t; Carl Q..... r~ eheted rlerk. H- IJIII· the lone GOP . ·, 'l'he llatewlde procrom caD· ll!bmltted this eomlnl May. Remaloder from earmarked Scioto TraH Forest and Park, Ve~ 1~-0. . . , . J. Wdliam Slonton. Cb:c11D18U, lhe for ~v~ In all alate Sl2 lllllllon Ia wa~nny Iii.,. foderil lltnda · P94,44111. • l«t:ooatlon adopted: '" ·. · . Win ltl Ohio'li , 1!f.J!11!fe · ll'elo, Illite b fua<IJ. · . Some of the major projeota. Budfye Like Stale Plrlt, .I:..II;El:JL 1, appollltlaJ delep · tli If . .. ratlal la- f"·l January Term 1 Is Launched ' NA.\TA.f0 MOBILE HO¥E ,r ,• :. ' l' - • lntlnlockinl baked panels. •••1:11 .., :/ I carporto I I M I - . . . . ..... ..,. ..... -..podl fllf£ ESTIMA T£ WlTHQIJT OIIUGATIOIIif . / ' . .. • 'I I a.- iv \ '. :!t till~ 1x-Year, $100 Million Plan is Announced ~<~'( . • .' j \ ' cripp~~- Major Action in Review ',;· : : l .Eoay·------...- I ..·,- • PI J rtlaus up W 12' ...... . . . . f J Such Is our job as we see it. We IR! tlyine ro do l Wll aNI to do It bllt8r 1111111 tillle.. • Can be lnten~rsed . . . ••• I 1 • RIBid·VlnJI .,..... 1or "Siqf:z: :• - c:: ~t-ssen ~~e e~anger 1 part in its affairs. Like lillY other citizen, we want our neiahbcn to tl\lnk weH .of us. Besides. it makes aood business sense. We prosper only as the COIIIIIIUnity prospers; 30 we llelp it llliwe lA ~way we can. SblrdJ-- -~~-- •-tor \ we Ill! 1 citizen of each community we serve and take an iieU"." PATIO COVERS ~~t IS NEWf '. .,b.i> It 1111111 doing ~1111 we Cll'l kl keep complaints t.Jm .min& and it means prompt and fair llandliAg of Ulote IMt do. • Ro~sh. W I WED. 1nd THURSDAY Jinu•rv 6-7 NOT OPEN FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY -:::·~~;;.rn · =:~ Eliot, Poetrv Giant. Dies ~ A t 76 in Adopted Country LBJ workIng • 0n Detai•1s 0 f 'Greal Society "I .. 111111 111aill&ainina attractiwe. easy-to-do-buSiness-WitllwfKn ers, Karen and Penny Sue, of Elsmere, Ky ., and Mr . and Mrs. daughter Elsworth Dill and Connie, Chester Road . . 't ..,.. We alnlto give one kind of service kl everyone ... the best tltal's possible. Thl!t means supplying our customers with what M1teY want wheA they want it. It means being courteous at all Umes er entertamed with a dinner ! 1 . T-ITUS u n ds ••Sr.~~·m· 19·30 ..eeL We're iA tills business because it ia concerned willllttt supply of a fundamental requirement of modem li¥ing, ben ne It's an honorab4e one, because we like it, and because we waat tD- lliwilla at it., GIVE DINNER ''THE PINK PANTHIR" rr j•{' hnicolor) Peter SellNs, David Niven. Robert Wa a:ner, Capucioe, Brfll:l.Ua De Banzie, Cohn Gar· don, Fran Jeffries and Claud· ia Cardi nale, as the Princess Colore• rtoons 0 l't•••• Christmas ." The Glee Club then sang "Twelve Days of Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT & TUESDAY rJ1 .l., 1 WME NEWS ' MEIGS THEATRE 1 r. W. F. CHADWELL and BRIEF · .. ~~------==·.!1 ... r;r th Middleport, 0. ' to k e S B U lk ... - Councilmen Fult'l ;~.nd Don He was bor~ m St,-. Louts, but seemed. very cha ldas~ A resolution for E·15 travel Collins . ~ere named to the l took up British Citizenship mi But _h•s devotees,~Lll remem- lexpenses was adopted, and the Firemens DependeD<') board. 1927. l ~erd~~~ThbesL for SoThe Waste- socond Tu.,day of each month . To students of the 1960's,) r""d p f e k~~e ', ng of J . AI- at 7 p. m wao set for board I THE SHOE BOX ... I - Reid Will was rehlre<i ao !lreet commissioner for 1nother year. 1" Tlte mayor'• report of ~.70 for December was ae- Program Given On Christmas Thrme at EHS * Three employees at Philip Sporn Plant, jointly owned by .Appalacbjall Power ~ Company and Ohio Power Company, have won a second place award In tbe annual ~a American Electric Power System 1964 "Operating Ideas" contest. R: · E. Herndon, W . F Chadwell, and F E. Titus of Sporn Plant's maintenance department thare 1 $200 award, presented to them Monday in Roanoke. They collaborated on an article Pom..-oy Village Council Mon- Fund were · )360 St t C 1 11 entitled " Invents Way To Balance Exciter At High Speed." The exciter furnishes day night approved appropria· Council i-120. Mayor $t400, 1 P'<re Department Fund _ Fire Ianc;~nd o:;,~~,C f:;d _ dtrtct current for the magnetic field of a generator l!lld controls the. voltage output !tons totahng $564.360 for 1965 . clerk $900, treasurer $360, oolic· Chief salary $300, volunteer fire- ploye~ .$IO 000 of I he generator. These men devised a way to balance this exciter wltbout takinC tht 1 11 . The bulk of the appropria· tlor $100, mayor's secretary me~ $1000, ftre apparatus $5000, OOO, equlp..;ent' :..:.o~r a sequip.[ gentrator completely.out of s_e_ rv_ice_~r__s~u:-l.::ti.::n:<>g:.:i:t:::d::o:.:w:..:n.::·_____________________ bon was se.t as1de for construe· $2500, office expensea $500, le- ~utpment maintenance o<M . t .., 1 1 "'!'~ [ ~lie'""*"'',,. t·ton of ~mtary . . . . Hall i equipment -, men operation mam enance ~. 000 sewers a nd a gal advert1smg $250, C1ty operation $200, """"' oth- ment $l 000 streel ,f·<f'~ "'~·P·~~«t~r.HJ\j I sewage .diSposal plan:. •<M Total $7 •500· pail' · an d rep811' · b'y con ' t ract . . _,.~ Ind ail, janitor $180 ' utilities fl200 ' in· · er expenses """""' Kenneth M<'Elblnny of Mid- 1. 1 ,., 5 400 IS m ., ' a rehrro 1un 1or surance and bonds $1500, dump Utility Fund - street lights 000 tr If' r1 h1 fl 000 dleport wa; re..lected pres~ . building sanitary sewers and rental $900, buildings, building $8,000, hydrant rental $3,360. Tot:af~fc : 18~ ~· d•nt of tbe Board of Mei•s . constructiOn of a sewage trent- improvement and maintenance tal ,11,360. if'lNI · • , nt 1 'l"t $ bl" . ....... m1see 11 aneous .1 00 . Total Couoty Commloslooer• Moo· meCo ac~ I Y· . . 1000, pu IC employees retire- Cemetery Fund- Employees $23,500. , day in annual organization- ~ uncll s appropr1at1ons also ment system $400 Chief of Pol· $8 500 materials $250 tools .,. F State H" h 1 show«! that 112.000 will be in ice $3300 Police. $18 500 other q~ipm,ent and supplies ' .:.,. rom t Fund tgMwaty v mh: l al meeting at the courthouse. i'· . bo . . • • • ~. provemen , a or e 1- Commissioner Charles R ' the general nd retirement pohce expense $5 000 first aid equipment mainleJ!ance """' 1 nd G T tr · . fund for the redemp tton . of 1500, f~ department • • eipenses equipment operation $1150, •""""• pub- ctenance e a and as repair u s _ eetEmpJ.y' mam- l !:_Trr ,.... 8b1:, mw a o 1Ntnemred •a·tcvee· 18 810 5 1 bonds and another $7,080 lor $200. Ctvil Defense $511, parking ltc employees retirement sys- ees $I 000 materials $!!10 to 1 [ 0 interest. meters 1500 miscellaneous $200 t<m '""" other e~pen••a ,.. d. ' . ' .' s Cb T , A · d 1 h G 1 . .' """"' ~ .,... an equtpmen 1 , 100 equtpmeni ester owns bl p trustees ppropnate or I e enera contmgenc1es $500. Total $42- Total $7,8611. 1 tC I" ed ' 1 1o b , on mu on page 4) perm 11 1 to pure aat a oew I tn&ck, the &aiary of County ltl ga:n * bury township wu renewed t ":t~ were Ma or Clerk Edna Scboenl;b "'0'80:ard, Council Bill Baronlck, Coil ina R' Lo p uiin d ' Hy~JI u o • an Bob · '. ooo. ' ·--~ -D...,,,..,, .,.,..,,.lona, R . oss i4'LtfUr. ~lllllt • 1.• . . , _ :llllltr•,.·I·OUI l u• • ' . .\ ~~... ' I ' , ,- _. . II fl2" _~·~.:.-. . _.. MJ 1J1Uo ~ u,.., -t 1: '""· '·' ..;:· . .i•\·~~.~4" ........ .. ... ~ ( ~; d~seases �• Third-Ranked Hoosiers Lose First By FRED Mo"ANE IJP1 Sparta Writer University or Illinois bas......II team probably doesn 'l ,_ qiWl· ~ ; lf it ever traveu. It 'JI'uts more intereoting teaJ!li 1 bo . Tbt ~th m!t,ed Dllnl ho aarller thll :....n knock~ "off VeLA at Cha patan tna<lo their HCOnd bl& ':':'kllllni" ot the )'W at homt Monday nlcht n.e I I • FuII Share Ohi.0 Sports "orJd Had Its • hs ID • 1964 Of GlOry9 Thrl.IIs' Tnump ' UCLA Cagers First Back Dal1y Seutlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. D, lse.t-s Rllile. "or Worth: 'About $1 Million' By HAL WOOD LOS ANGELES iUPI ) Frank Ryan, a football intellectual with a w>y of expressing himself, figured tod••· he must ·•h fl mflllOII ID pay if a rookll quarterback such aa "Nice lbiJig about w!llter Joe Namath gels $400,000 lor blldq II tber's DO mosquitoes oignlng a .-ontract or Dies arolllld to spuD It!" Ark. St. WI - 0., Jm. I, .1904 with the Lol Applp w•• aaked 10 <Cllllllelll on ala deal Namalh &at '111'1111 .with tile New York Jell. R!',!Jl will play on the East oquad 1a the 11166 Pro Bowl game SUD-,. day. " I guess I'll have to ask lor a raise of about. fiBO,OOO," Ryan , who baa a wry lillie ol humor. He added, wlth no observable grin, "If a fellow who ham~ even pulled Ol· hil oleate ln pro ball Is 10orth f400,000, thl!ll l must ba worth a mDllon cloilaro." Ryan Totes up PHYSICAL ED ranked Bradley, 85-711; 10111- P'antaalle ahootlna from both ranked Davldaon tripped Rlcb- tile ~oor and the free lhrow line mood, 97-11; 15th-ranked 8t. carrted Wtch1Ui to v1etory over Louis edged Tulu, $4-53; Iowa Bradley. The Shockers made 85 cruahod Wlscolllin, 9U2; North per cant of their •hot• from the _, be' Carolina Stole boat South Coro- field and t2 per cent "' t II' llna. 18-48 Maryland downed free throws with five men acorNorth Carollna, 7HII; Notra tng In double figures. Kelly Pete Dame walloped Westem Michl- led the way With 21 points but gan, 115-6'1; and lith-ranked gtme scoring hono!'l went to Kansu toppled Nebrub, 611-M, Bradley's ltrnlt ThOillpson who In lhe mljor eonltllla. tallied 24. when they defeated tblrd-ralllted 1 Ullnoil' attack whDt ROll PeyIndiana, JIUl, to end lhe Hoo- ' ser led the Hoosiers With 19 talsiers unbeaten string at nine lies. game~, The Dlinols · Indiana clasb Ill'· '· w"ua.: '-b •unusually drew most of lhe attenUon _,.., q; hard to beat on It• home court,/around tho -.try, but live of trailed only once in the game the nation'l olhtr top 20 ranked In the very early ltagH and I teams saw a<lltm Monday night picked up ha second Bta Ttn and several COIIfertnellllll allo Conference victory or tht H• highlighted the IYtiiiDc. son. Tal Brody with 13 point• Wichita, tied lor tblrd nal!o.._ and Skip Thorlb with 21 pacad ally wltll Indlw, dlflttatl 20th- 2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ALL-STARS ., J tlo~~ ::~:rb~~~~ ~~~t Review of 1964 In ~eigs County Ed. Note' Following tre hlgbllgbto of newa eventa In Melgo count) durlne 1984, except lor January and Febrnary, published last week. At right are pictures of a few of lhe more drunalle evenh of the year. 79Sa~:.e~o. St. '12 on Cleveland Browns, who used Houston 61 Oklaholrli City M to study part lime at Caltech Pan Am. 74 St. Edwonls 53 But Ohlo State still went lniXI when he was learning his trade Okla. St. 54 Iowa St. 12 By ROBERT GRIMM May: Belmont walloped Canton They sallied tor a second place Ill final aama wllb Mlclllgan Ualted Prea laterutloual McKinley 81).!8 and C~eveland tie with lhe Phlls. with an unbeaten Big Ten reoCOLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio East 8!HO to Win the Class AA The Cleveland Indians ord. In a showdown game with came in for more tha ltlllhare title 1n a breeze. Drel!do!n from troubles both on and ofl tho UUe and a Role Bowl trip ot sports glory duriDI leM-a Muskingnm County took tha Deld. Plaaued by lack ol hit- at llake, Michigan used disyear marked by tr1umpb1 and Clau A crOWil for !he aeconcl ting, poor fieldln&, and lnjurteo, placed Ohloana wltb groat auo111 GJIIORGE c. LANGFORD Ibis aeason, witll olx teama ,.. thrills interoporaed Wltb dlup. stralfht year. the Indlanl tlod lor •lxlll. 20 ceu and .shutout tho Bucko 10.0. NIW YORK (UPI ) _ UCLA, celvlng No. 1 nominatlona. pointment and aomttlmeo In tbo summer, golf and base- games behind the Yankee•. The final chapter or the lbe ~eadlna national oilamplon Indiana, tile only unbeaten tragedy. ball took over, and there wao Manager Birdie Tebbetll •ul· Cleveland Brownr season still -"'Il winner of nine straight team In the lop 10, jumped plenty of excitement on bolh fer~. • heart att~ in sprmg is to be written. They won the vaulted Into first-place from sixth to a tlltrd·place lie Ohio waa the ...,. ol IIPOrts fronts. trammg and didn t resume ha NFL's Eastern Divi5ion title llllbe United Press lnternation· wilh Wichita. Tho Hooaien events. rangillf from local to inHosts PGA duties until July. Third base- with a 52·20 rout of New York al "'""'r college basketball rat- picked up nine No. 1 votes and lernatwnal In scope. To ptck tile Ohio played host to the PGA, m.an Max AlviS ~ama down after stumbling at St Louis the m..r;lay for the flrot time thla Wlchlta received four. Once- biggest would be foolhardy. Cleveland Open, American Golf wtth spinal meningitis, mlssng week before when !hey tried to -"",\ b.alen Duke advanced from Cleveland " 11 tile scene Classic and golf'1 World Series, about two month'• acton, and cllncb lt. used their explo- seventh to fifth. of the Davis CUp Challenge all major events. The National the rest of the ball club had to Bowling Green """ the MldIIY.. lut-break attack to trRm· St. Joseph 's !Pa.), conquerors Round, where the eyeo and ears Amateur, won by Billy Camp- undergo immunization shots. American Conference football ple two previously unbeaten of Wichita and Illinois last week I of ~~e tennis world were tuned bell of HunUngton, W. Va ., waa But the Indians real trouble Utle, despite a humiliating 21.0 ~. Minnesota (93-111 and before losing to unbeaten Provi- 1to •ee the Australla~s take the staged in Cleveland. was In the front omce, which setback to Ohio University. In . Utih (104·741. In winning the dence, •oared from lith to sixth big cu~ back to the land doiOD 'I1>e PGA at Columbuo Coun- threatened to rnove the fran- the Ohio Conference, It waa Lot. Angel.. ClaS&Ic last week. p.a<e and gained one ftrst-place under, try Club saw unheralded Bobby chloe to Seattle because of poor Wlttenberg again with a perfect STATION WAGON The performance rocketed vote. The remaining lop vote Nationally. the annual PGA Nicholl ot LouiiVIlle, Ky., fire attendance. Tho ball club'o 8-0 record. The TJiers were tJCi.A from fifth place to the , went to Providence, which tournament was .ployed In c.. a record 271 in s10eltertng heat, braos relented and agreed to Ohio's only perfect record footV-8 automatic, power steering, power brakes, ralop spot with 13 first -place votes moved into a 12th-place tla wilh lumbus, the Natto~al Amateur despite a last round challenge stay at least another year when ball aquad in 1964. dio, white sidewall tires, white over red finish with and m polnta I Vand•rbilt. ; Golf Tournament 10 Cleveland from Nicklaus and Arnold the city promised lmprove~enta Cincinnati won the Missouri matchinJ red Interior. Michigan th~ leader for throe I San Francisco lost ill first and ~e Na~onal Footb~ll Palmer. The PGA In Columbus at the stadium and a t1cket Valley Conference title, Its first 10 , alao had a record puroe of drive was launched for 1965. Gl tht first four week• of the · game and dropped from fourth l.eagues lltle game wa• IP history, winding up with an Ieaton slipped from fi r>~ tc seventh St. John 's (N.Y.), Cleveland StadiUm Dec. 'II be- '100,000 and grossed $461,000. Ohio had a leVI compet.ltoro In 8·1 record. Findlay ranked high aecOncl' place after its loss to St. ! unranked a week ago, jumped tween the Browns and BaltJo Tony Lema downed Palmer the OlympiCI at Tokyo, but the among tbe nation's small colJohn'• in the fin als ot New 1all the way to eighth spot after more Colts. . . in a one-hole playoff to win the biggest splash of all . wa• ~ leges with 1 11-1 mark. The York's Holidav Fest ival. 'l'he 1its upsel of Michigan : Illinois Among .th• lndivtdual Buck, rich Cleveland Open, Ken Yen- corded by Mllml Umveralty I Oilers' coach, Byron Morgan, GMAC Financing Aveileble Wolverlnel picked up oeven No I dropped a notch to ninth and eyes makm g t1 btg on the na- . turl took tile American Golf Bob Schul. The West Milton na. took Ohio college coach-of-the11 ballots and 261 points 14- once-beaten Davidson remained . IlOna! sports scene were Bob Clasaic In Akron, and it waa tlve gave the U.S. Ita 111'11 IOid year honors. pointe behind UCLA. , I lOth . I Schul, Jack Ntcklaua and Ara Lema again in tile World Series medal In the 5,0011-meter run On the high school front, It 'n\e 35 coaches on the lJPJ I The ralings are based on 1ParseghJ~n. at Akron. through a stea~· ratn lnd pools waa Maaslllon aU the way. 'The rating board gave the widest I games played th rough Saturday, ' Bul thiS was only part of • On the state golfing scene, ol water on the track. Tigers edged Canton McKinley distribution of first place votes J• n. 2. thrill-packed year that had lan1 Carl Ums of Cleveland won the Later In the year, the Rich- In 11 showdown battle between · --- ·on edge /rom January to D.. Ohio Amateur, JownlnK Judge mood (Va.) club of the Inter- tlJe state's No. 1 and 2 ranked · Cadillac - Oldsmobile cember. William Anderson 4 and ~ ;n national League sold its base: teams for the crown. M89 • "You'll Uke OUr QuaUty Way of Doing Buslnea• Caocer Takeo ,.,. the 36 • bole final• at Clncln- ball franchise to • Toledo eor- sillon's Earle Bruce won the In January, when mosl people nati's Maketawah. poratlon. The Toledo entry for high school coaciHII•the-year WY 2-5342 Pol'lleroy, Ohio G§W, Ev.ans , and Goodyear 1 Aaron Buffington paced th e I were thmkmg about basketball. Don Stickney, 'l young. Colum. 1965 will have a working agree.. award. poS!l!d victories Monda'' niKht , 1losers with 26 , Nute Hulchln- Cincinnati Reds Manager Frod bus pro, took Ohio Open honont mont wllh the New York ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii u .ihe 19e5 version of the Gal- • son had 18 and Billy Qualls 1 Hut rhmson calmly told the in a playoff; Ed Prmler of Yankees and will heccmt II U]lC)Ila Independent League be- l dumped in 10. world he had lung canc:er;. But Cleveland won tile Pre-Seniors, Ohio's second minor league 1an· at Washington School. ihe winners led at the quar· th e hk ~ bl e Huteh d1dn t go Alex. Antonio Jr. of Hub- team. GfrJ took over undisputed ter marks, 18·14 ; 33-29; and S1. down w1thout a fight, ! bard annexed the Ohio Juniors, Southern Ohio alhletes won tlral with Its 97-89 win · 45, but a 23 point Falstaff He had the Reds In the thick 1and Joe Lazor of Clev•l•nd won both lhe football and basketball ;;;j--f~j;;.~;;t~n Firestone. I fourth period knotted the score ?f the pennant race bef~re turn- by one stroke th~ Ohio Public high school all·star games. In Wolfe's 40 points led at 68-68. mg ov~r the r~lna to h11 coach, Links title at Manofield. Marlon, the Rebels took t he way. Mike Morrison was Bill Brown and CHirk Con- Dick S"ler. l'maily, In Novem- 1 Bulball News honors 126-112 over the North, ~:~~'!, with 21 and Okey Killings· ley ripped the nets for 25 end bcr, Hut.ch passed away m Baseball, despite its trouble•. and in tile annual football game wprth had 11. 21 points respectively lo lead ' hospital near his Florida home. staged one of the most fonlllstlc i at Canton, the South pasted It• Jabn Milhoan'• !3 paced the their mateo to a 11·59 win over , Ear iter. SISler was named as I in ilo history, and the Cincln- · fourth consecutive triumph 24-ll. · losll'l while Paul Smith had . Scott's Grocery. 1 the Red s' manager for next natl Red• were right in the Buckeyes Tllmble 2C tuid Paul Fraley 13. Two other Goodyear's play- i season. middle of 11. The football season dawned · Flreltone Jed at the quarter ers. Taylor and Frasher added Cancer al!o claim~ the llfo 'l1le Reds, despite the Illness 1full of hope for Ohio State's ~=· 22-21 and 38-36 but r.&J ' 10 points each of Tom Blackburn , voteran and of Hutchinson, overtook the . Buckeyes. They looked like tile "' 11 points In the last ' Paul Swisher led tho Gro- highly · . succe!slul basketball Phlladelphia Phlllies lr. the lnsl best team In the country for to pull away. ' rrrymen attack wilh 17 while coach at the Unlverslly of Day week of the campaign and awhile after shutting out rngged Holter's basket as tho l' Frank Cremeans had II and l ion. Blackburn died In early looked Uke oure WlnneN. But Illinois and Soltthem Calllornla aounded In a first over- Roger Lemle) 12. March, although he ccnt.lnued the Cincinnati hittero failed to on successive weekends. period, g1 vo tho 8vans i ScoWs It'd at the quarter to coach tho Flye" up until mateh the fine ptlchtng of .Jm Then came the letdown. After ~ oll-nyloa ......... Maloney, Jm O'Toole and t~e slaggerlng to 1 narrow win at a 7~ win over marks, 18·15: llll-27: and 4IIM their !mal two gameo. la< dollan c' hut a 26 point Goodyear fourth It was a great ba•kethall &ea. like, and the Reds lost out In Iowa, the Buckeyes ran into Sno !'racs -are prieed •vu lower '&baa maay oif-DADI• 10as al•o the big gun period effort pulled the game son .. and Ohio furnished the na. the nnal game of the season. fired-up Penn State and r. ORIGINAL bnDdi.S..111lor1boboo-. .1£91111 11 he ripped . the , out of the fire. l t10n s .leading. ma)or college_.. • • a • • • • • tilt-• • i • .• • • • • -~ EQUIPMENT for 110 polnto. Stevo F'ull- · scorer m Bowlmg Groen'• How· .a priood - - .... Ia • PI I oaoliiJ- ..... MUFFLER llext with 21 and Ron- i I B'd Komiveo, who had a 3!.7 • fr.elloe-Jo,.,.._ fw ..... lfllley added 10. Morrow Counly Man j?Oinl! per game average. Ohio • a ...,.. ..... eo..- ..... ' - -- '-- - · -· Di<'s, 4 arf' Hurl Stale • Gary Bradds made All • • 111 Udell Pftao lulemallonal 1America lor the !le<Cnd year In '. • • W L Pu. Opo LOGAN. Ohio 1t1Pil A a ro w after leading the Buck· a ..... ..,. Ps 2 0 156 137 1Morrow County man was kill·, eyes lo a tie for the Big Ten ,a a 1 0 92 62 t!d and four other persons, a- title. :• • . ~ MODEL M1+11an o 0 o 0 1board a sc hool bus. wer · injur· 1 Oh io University won thf' Mid .a 0 0 • PORD-CHEVY z sot• o o 0 0 1ed Monday whf"n a car C'Oi!ld- American Conference b•~k('t . !• o o o o e ' with the bus on Ohio 668 ball Iitle. won two games In the i• • PLYMOUTH ~ Stole 0 u o o north of here. 1 NCAA tournament. Including • a • Original equipment mull· State 0 o o o The dead man was Edward ' lopsided victory over Kentucky , ~ I ler. Top quaUiy, careful o o 0 0 1 Loe FPnwirk . 31. Cardlni(I<Jn. I before losing to MIChij>an. 1 a work. I,owest prices In 0 8! 86 l driver of the car. Ernest Hal- ~· Wittenberg notched thf Ohio • a celved a 2HI blackeye. 1,"'"""==--•--=-==-=---=-i:l Our Weekly SPECIAL 58 PONTIAC 1 $795 to ; I KARR &VAN ZANDT • p}ace G&JTakes 0ver FIrst I MOORE'S 1 "I I' 1 I ,,, _,.._ . .....,._ •J.ila'*' -·- I 1 ..., ..... -..,... _...,_ • -eoo.-c : _.,.... 1 I I • ·- 'j 1 w· o2 118 Jill sey, Lngan. the bus driver , and Conference title for '"" sixth a Nlcbt'1 R..utts thr.. elementary Jchool chil- l straight •••son, but o\kt'Oil won a 19'11 • 62 dren were tr.ated at the Hock- the post.sea•on tournament and • Jt1 W 18 Indiana 81 lng Valley HospltLI and releas- 1wenl all the way to tl!f< NCAo\ a , . l •d Icollege division finllla be~ a Otllberatlons in I I losing. - ~ '• N.Y .. to fill In for injured Dun In high school buket I. ~ are Begun . Prentice and Ab McDoDllld In I overpowering Dayton Belm t (UPI J - n.e sec- • two National Hockey League j made stato tournament hi :• ....... murder trial of I games. I Led by Bill llolket tOld • Davey Leacb, 29. Weil- l ' I IW1etl before 1 three . I • pou.J Monday with nve l a a wlt.::h:..~ta~~s. Joyco I • Weill. molhor o1 Be~ ~-:~~=~h::r~' 3. died 10 a July 18 beating of '; • 1 Whot Income do you lncludtP ._..!1"11 Leach was accused. Who Is • dtpendtntP Are you eligible for "income oyeroglng"1 HARNESS HORSE . Ohio !UPll-The Association's Ohio What tax11 ore deductibleP chast: Bret HanovHarness Horse of the What lnhrest is dtcluctiW.P ,\'t!!r.'.!'l an overwhelmln& mar. ill2 lint-place votes. · You'll ffod tho • ..,.., ,. 1f1tst GETS Rlt8'f aoy IMny other ~UIIIlotta t. ta YORK (UPIJ - Win& ttqlelt lay Do Oaoo'o lnfonnaflli.lllie Henry of the slumptnc tht book, "Cot Y..r Owo TCIUI." - •· Yon Rangers Will be used flla1l 1ft tiP IJDo Tills coltrf.l, 64-pafo W out~in""""" lloos tilt ell- loll low ill M- J.~ilnll, who Willits • ltlm'J~ • l'tlll. CAlL WING (UP!) - 'I1>e Boston tl1ltd tiP wtnc ,OOidnr<~ from their at -ore Filii, wu. ..a-a• ,.. • ,...,...,. ... pW. .......... propariltg ,.., .... tn ....... tftd COl owlp ltot ~- ln. Onler ,.., copy of tltlll ..lpful, ....., •••• ...._ "C.rt 'r• 0.. not1 SOc .,. II erailablt · tlo,..gh ..Is 111w flptr. It IUrt ,... OnH...... r-· • 1 I a •• •• • WHEN MONEY COUNTS MOST • •• If bllll are bothering you ... if fillY'" ments are too atiff •.• tluot'a when you DOOCI ODe sensible ouh loan. Juat phone ua for quick approval Then stop for your m001ey I D - trip. Have M. 110 pay out. Enjoy yoW'IOif all 1M m..,.. • /' OUr Friendly Staff BRAKES RELINED ... T" QUALITY LtNINO . . TUDI-111 1111 - · -MOlT CARl NIW OOONI: NOI'IOTWI IUYtca IUAIMI'I'a- • • OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT MOORE'S NOWI • • a SEAT COVERS •• •• •• •• $13.99 toWII a a • J ) FREE INSTALLATIONI .. Lor g wearing and durable cover• are av- For Molt Can lofer handhla, hattar tirt'l wear, atl!d a ride without lnimpt 01' IWIIJo allnble In a variety • of colors and deslgn.s 10 match your em Interior. Mt evou SAVE MORE AT ••• ' .· . . ~ '~ MOORE'S t24W. MAIN wY 2-2148 .. : ' ....... 'I'OMEitOY The 1964 County Fair was a colorful event • Ji ! , .; . , ~ .Street in Pomero-y, 1 Midlmul Steel W eeh, Wfll one firm featured in Industry Appreciation 1!. ' ' {il ' .I I,., ,' ' '1: :!r' .,, fl l'll '1.' l<ltl• ·I: MERMAIDS ALL -~O;h51oJ~e~r.:;~ bit flt oJ peopl. ,. refusel Oct. 15to . .. IIIah School M elg • 4CmHqJed 1111 J1111 .., ~·.' I j INSTALLED SHOCKS f 59 MARCH July 8 - Carla Jo Gillogly, :Z. March 2 - Southern defeats year-old Athens lass, drowns In Nelsonville m3 to win Wells- cistern at Flatwoods. ton sectional. July 8 - Pittsburgh Pirates March 4 - Frank Eschleman . Pitcher Joe Gibbons visits rela· resigns as Middlepori grid I tives in Portland. coach. I July 9 - Officials survey posMarch 5 - Flash fiood hits I sible expansion of boating laciJ,. Meigs; Tornadoes suffer first · ities in Pomeroy . dele~t of season, 51·54, m Class July 15 - Rev. Richard Mar. tin named new rector at Porn· A. Dl!ltrtct Tournament. March 6 - Meigs threatened eroy Episcopal church. with flood. July 11 - Charles Murray reMarch 10 - Flood water on signs as Middleport manager Pomeroy streets. of Ohio Gas of Ohio, Inc., to March _13 - Water crests at accept promotion in Ironton. 52.8 feet m Pomeroy. July 'l:l - Meigs designated March 16 - Flood waters go as drought· disaster area. down, cleanup started In PomJuly 30 - Scioto County man, i:,. eroy. Charles Rideout named new ,, March 17 - Flood damages Meigs Memorial Hospital Ad· estimated at $200,000. ministrator. March 19 - Sheriff Robert July 31 - Pomeroy wins SumHarlenbach breaks burglary mer High School baseball ring with recovery or $200 worth league crown. of loot. 0 AUGUST March 24 - Middleport to vote August 8 - Larry R. Bolin on Utility Levy; Eldon Weeks of New Haven dies in auto crash retires as vice president and near Hartford, director of Pomeroy National August 10 - Pomeroy wins Bank, Tri-County Pony League tournaMarch 25 - Rodney Butcher ment championship at Racine. of Rutland Elementary wins August 14 - Middleport lndicounty spelling bee. ans win Middleport Boys' '1arch 26 - Robert Ganl Is League crown by defeating Red. assigned new manager of the kgs in play-orf. Ohio Power Company office In August 11 - Middleport dePomeroy, feat s New Haven to win High March 30 - Gov. Rhodes School Summer League tournamakes visit to Meigs Co.; pled- ment at Racine. ges all · out assistance. August 18 - lOl st annual APRil Meigs Fair set to open. April 1 - Pomeroy Motor August t9 - Middleport Is hit Co. body, paint shop gutted by hard by gale winds; heavy damfin.. age caused. April 4 - Barton Holl, Ohio August 21 - Big Bend Follies C o ( C. president, predicts new hit again by rain at county industry for Meigs at Industry fair; Jack Oiler sentenced to Appreciation banquet. penitentiary Cor 1 ~ 20 yean April 7 - Larry Morrison, ex. for manslaughter in death of ., Racine coach, hired as Eastern his wife. School District Executive Head. I August Z5 - Pomeroy C of C. }11ckie Lou Oiler, lllitldleport, left, mul April 8 - John Zurcher wins promises all-out drive for inPomeroy Spelling Bee. dustry. Ralph (Hobby) Ross, right, Rnl'ine U.n., with April 14 - Daylight Savings August 28 - Pomeroy Tigero Meigs Sheriff Robert Hartenbtwh, bod;. Time lssue becomes contro- win Champ o( Champs Tournagroond. Both are in the Ohio penitentiary fol. versy in Meigs. ·· ment at Syracuse, April ~ MD's iose Memorial August 3i - Gallipolis trims lowing Oiler's conviction of m.unslmlllltter ancl hOspital 'lppeal. Cheshire 9-2 tow In Syracuse Ross' s of second degree murder, both in the April 17 - Middleport prep. LL Tournament. sters defeat Kyger Creek 10-3 SEMEMBER death of their wives. for first win. Sept. 8 - Large crowd on Aplrl 13 - Donna Crow nam- hand for Labor Day celebration ed queen ot 1964 Junior • Sen- in Pomeroy. ior prom·; Eddie Durst is king, Sept. 9 - Paul Davis ol MidApril 22 - Bob Ashley nam- dleport joins Institute of Region.. ... · ·~·· ..... I ed new Middleport High School al Development staff at Ohio I .• • . . , football coach. University. ,, April 24 - Daylight Savings Sept, 10 - Richard Finlaw Time issue fails in Meigs. appointed to Pomeroy School April 'tl - Wagon • Surrey Board. caravan rolls for Columbus in Sept. 12 - Kenneth White, support of Issue No. I, with Fred Pomeroy, escapes from Meigs Crow, Wayne Swisher. B iII County jail. Childs and Fred Leifheit aSept. 14 - Rutland defeated board. by Middleport foothallers 36-0 MAY in season opener. May 2 - Primary political Sept. 19 - Racine rips SouthInterest in Meigs reaches peak. western 36-6: Middleport and May 6 - Ralph Welker wins Wahama tie 7·7. Republican nom ina lion fo r Sept. 21 - Accident at Mid· StateRepresentaUve. dleport Levee is fatal to H. WiiMay 14 - Hospital Week pro- son of Springfield : Pomeroy claimed In .\1eigs . wins second grid game of seasMay 16 - Pomeroy High 01o, 14-0, over Rutland. grad, Milton Lambert, gets M. Sept. 26 - Meigs School ConD. degree with highest honors. soJidation Is urged at meeting May 17 - Body of missing of County Education Associaman, DelJ Hysell, found in riv- tion . Pomeroy defeats Wellston er at Gallipolis dam . 12-6. May 20 - Fred Crow appoint. Sept. 28 - Rutland downs ed counsel for Jack Oiler. ac- Eastern 28-6. • ' ........... •ed of seccnd degree murder. Sept. 30 - Ralph C. Gilmore, May .28 - David Berrv, -14- veteran Pomeroy businessman, Waters came allflin, coveri11g M11in ear-old Porr.eroy boy, dies In retires . ""'·•Nna ml'rchants to vacate. 11 from 10 ft. cliff. Mike MorOCTOBER n resigns as Racine basket~ Oct. I - Contributions invito. ' I coach. ed for Meigs County Museum 1 JUNE fund set up by Pioneer and His· ~ une l - Soil tumPd for Ma-· torical Society. m Sewage plant. Oct. 3 - Judy Moore crownne 3 - Svracu'"' Presbv- ed Middleport High Homecomte n Church celebrates 9oth ing queen, Pomeroy defeats Miff.. ~n vPrsary . dleport, 18-14. with last minute ne 4 - Vernon Nease Is touchdown by David Reed . elf'rted chairman of Red Cross Oct. 5 - Buchtel - York scores :n 't'l('lgs. 16-14 ·victory .,er Eastern. June 13 - Gov. RhOdes pledOct. 8 - Red Cross drive g.,. to ~arry out Rt. 33 reloca. underway in ' Middlepori with 'ion. Paul CSsci at helm. June 18 - Donald McKenzie Oct. 1 - Rutland school Jf Pomeroy is hired as North- driver Max .&dmundson re-lin- ·I western School Dl•trict Execu- stated by court order, Cora 'ive Head Manuel selected as Racine JUlie i9 - Wayne Swlshe" o1 Homeeom~na queen. Pomeroy wins Class A !roo OCI. 10 - U. S. Senate crutd~ tl>oot championship at Fish & dale qob. Taft 18 speaker at Game Association's: annual Republican Rally in Pomeroy. ovent. Oct. i2 - Elmer Moles. CheJune 23 - Jack Oller murder shire R. D. .I, found dead In ;rial underwa}. 1ed car. June 25 - Mlstran declared .Oct. 13 - Dr. H. C MuUiruJ bv Judge John Bacon In Jack comes to Pomert? as ~ew denOVer case. tist. June 28 - Ralph Ross murder ·Oct. 1+ ,- Jimmy Qualll of f!!llivlcllon upheld by ccurt of Pomero~ palnfudy iftJilred . 1n appea)l. · motorcycle crash. , · · ,. I iamea, "t"·Bruinl Dramatic Events Of 19 ·f.e4~ ' : .. fjia,elHJI, �' ~ LBJ Working bich speed rail transportatioo between urbaJj centera. We wiU botiD with test proJecll between Bolton and Wuhlngtoa" Mecllanie, Bus Driver Wanted ·- River News Gale• ....._, l>ally ~Unel ...Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' Jan. e. l!IM-'-I Cremeens is Fll Re-Eleeted HT Board President L. flll7:: ,_ J .I Robinson's •• .... ··~ ouay ' 8 II THE SHOE BOX I f!. ''' 1 'i ' • ::X' THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT ' ,,.......... ,......... .•. and now let's talk about some other Ford surprises ... ..,. _ .... .._......., ... A - No, but both are useful in the tr~atment for arthrHis. ....,._ ·-• ticlc ,.,. BIG 'P"RTABLE' ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) -A 30-ton "portable" air condition· .,. is on standby duty here at North American Aviation Company where constant air condi· 1 ttonln& is vital to prodltf'lion of . components ror space 1 defense units, ............. . .....,._ • ...uc........ -~ e coaualty decluct,i010sj ci~e~rette ta... The big portable can he transported 011 an etaht - whee1 flatbed trailer to nny b~:: where the conventional • system fails and plugaed ln. unit has enough ca)lftclty to condition more thanon~200::;,::~: i according to its n: Carrier Air Condttlonln& DillY· Tllt-clrlvf' 1 Fft-ud you're iD for MMM su.,..lse!l. lading MCIUitlaiJ ronsultotl conducted tells iA wbieb 1965 Fordl (G•JaD !GO llodu, XL ... LID -OJI) wiOJ 189-cu.lo. Y·8 .,.U. rado quieter .... a R-R-. 'I'IKoe '""' were ccrtlW II> 1M U. S. Auto 01111. WMn JOU letl alteli Fcri Ill adlon-with tbfo strOftgest Ford body tMf ••• 1 moludoalry aew rr... tMt ''tuM~ out" •ibratioll . .. new ultrasoft coli sprlnc .....-.•-you'" bouDd to be iDI· pressed. But tM ride is CWJ OM of Ford's surpriMe .•• • NIW swtpt·t.dl illllbtdK'llt paael adds five inche11 cKtra knee 1 room. • Tt........ ,._.Ill lawer ror extra foot room. • Tr.k llu Dn ipllte than ever-holdt four l·iUiters standing upript. • HuiiJ MW '"mnbltu lpfdon ktt'-oworb eitblr side u.p. • • Hot, but buslxd, 289-<L ln. Y-Ilt standard eq~ Ia ·xa, llDd LTD models. • " - tiJrilly - · 1111 Ilia Ia .... models- llle most powerful alaDdlrd Six Otr....a l£r _, o1t Ia Ford'• class. • V-1 opll<8 to 425 Q. . •AUFardant.-tl<-+ I towlta.. - ......... -lfla ::Co~=~~":a;':~==··~::a N3,. even shift down to ftrst witbout cllllhinJ aean. • L,_ 4-d- hlnll1J118 have 10 COUI'IOty lflhtl, 5 uh trays; ~ 1reated to keop ita beauty with S. >tcltprd• IIIiA IIIPdiW, • Luxuries you'd expect only in tbe ht&he$t priced Giaft. SWprlsMI You will bo .. . whan""' viliiJO•FCIII$IIii[JitNt ... 1011-<lrivo lilt QWa\ 011<. Ilo il-"1 ~ • cir;. COAL FOR SALE LUMP-STOKER-EGG SERVICE OIASE HARDWARE SIE OR CALL PEACOCK COAL CO., CHESHIRE 1 Block From Traffic Light Mra. John Sprow, Jr., Mra. WU· PhtnoWYWSII _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,. liam Hutcmin•. EM 7-7526 KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. 461 South Third St., Mllltlltport, 0. , • ' 'I .' '' ......-- ... . l"" . ~ . ·~- ------~~~~~===== i :e. HEATING HOWARD E. FIIANK, llelp Couo!J Trtasum J ... d ICa • ·I Report "COLEMAN" SALES l' ¥ I .... .' Wha,. .... • FLEXSTEEL ameless eleetrie.··· ers pre'e . 2 to for lo · a 1 t! RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1964 RidJJe Keno Sotiety NoteS i 11 HIGH ESKILOO BAKER FURNITURE Switzerland. Now It's doubtful era! co-production projects. Red come unexpectedly serious, andul ~~Th;:e:c:ll:n:tc:l:•:a:J:•:ln:t:p:ro:j:e:ct~o;f:t:h:•:G:I:IU:a::an=d==M=et:g:•:C:o~u=n~ty:;:ex:t:•:lli:i:on=se:r:v:ic:es:.==:!:::~~;,:-;;~~;;~ If anyone oulllde the lnlmedi- Buttons, of all unlikely people he's scared stiff. Ins wife wo d ate family wm ~ver see them _ and he admits il _ Is dying he elthor amused or furious, name ol Mrs. Hazel curtis of apln, AltboUih she quito ol>- to play the agent who sold all but in any cas~ he'd suffer . .. Reedsville, Wednesday, •Js. vtously doesn't mind appearlnj Jean's pitiful secrets decades A famous entertainer - liked 0 ter of Mrs. Glenna Mllboan, nude In a motion picture (as alter her death. Red thinks his and admired by everyooo-has but she was not at home. She ahe does in "The Sandpiper") "inlaae" would save the char- reconciled with her former has been visiting her daughter, she wouldn't be pleased by a a<ter from its almost lnevlta- husband, but her friends are Mr. and Mro. John Brtwer for repetition ol the "Cleopatra" ble tawdrlneos. wotrled aboat what should ~ by Helen Bottel two weeks at Dayton, Ohiolayout tn PlaybOy .. . U!llvor- At Danny'• Hideaway, Red a happy reunion. They don t Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper, She returned home FrioiiJ. aal baa a new pliUI to buy jlrom- was at a show biz table where like or admire him, and tbay BY HE!.EN HOTTEL sisler Clara, and Ml88 Kay Mrs. Maynard Bahr altonded ising stage properties lona be- everyone was playing the hate to see her !ufter any more. CUT THE CARDS ta me•~t Crabtree, of Columbu1, visited the funeral of hit' 11Jter, Mn . fore they're produced. R oa s game ol casting a forthcoming Dear Helen? For mstance, I had the back Saturday WJth Mr. and Mrs. Allie Frost at Athens Sunday. HWlltr already bas one cane!!- flick and he mentioned a cerEversone m my husband's of the car loaded WJib clolblng Maynard Bales, son Billy. Mr and Mrs Bob Harrah date: 1\uth Gordon's play, "A tain'10treos who might bo right thTHINGS ~~K ~~~p : °~ office thought It was 1 flne lto put In the Salvation Army J.00<11hme and Norma Richie visit~ during t~ holidays with Very Rleh Woman"- although for 3 certain lurid part. "But e new mus ca e y, w c idea when he suggested they bm down in our supermarket vi1ited a few days during the his parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Mac It hasn't been cast ham'! si&n- she's doing 'Peyton Piade' ~:o~ckled ~~~n 1~va';;;,~ of all JUst "wish" each other 1 parkway. It's a lillie house ·holiday with their brother and 1uarrah. They were joined luUI'IIDCII tlaltri, ed for a tbutre, and isn't sch- now," a movie executive re· '. ~""t It'ephtal ore Merry Christmas & contribute hke ~tructure, with . 1 l~cked wife, Mr . ...and Mrs Alvin Rlch- !Tuellday evening by Mr. and eduled. to open on Broadway minded him. "Of course,·· apol· openmg n ~~~ · ~ av ng 3 the price' of cards all around ~ 00~ m back and 8 high h~ged ie at Columbus, 0 . IMrs. ~o Vaugn and chlkiten nlax-plaJII•IliiP' until next Augt!il. <Imagine if oaized ~d. "If she'a in 'Pey- ~pol of book tr~uble, b~\ ~e~ to chari<y . He read about that hd 10 front. In another pJie, I MrS. Glenna Milhoan and B<r-1of Pomeroy. Jack wamer had boulht the ton Place' she wouldn't want ravothseve:,;ee s 10 w c last year in HIIU. had the clothes I wanted to nard were Christmas dinner ' Mr and Mrs Horold Bibbee We'll pta& inyouiM•'IIIIIa clitema rights to "My Fair to do anything cheap,. .. One i;~ ~autlful e:zonethea~:,~ Anyway. he fu:ed up a box ~end to _the cleaner~. 1 knew guests of Mr and Mn. Blaine \Wil~) and so~ Tony of J..an8 Lady" belo~ It went into re- table away, that marvelous 80 : h is 1 endld and the and everybody llunated, and I JUSt which was whi.ch, but my Milhoan. caster, 0 visited Wednesday hearsal ) down Milton Berle offer<><! a gr p Y pi ' didn't write cards to any of hu•band dttldd he d help me Mr and Mrs Maynard Bahr 1with her sisters Mrs Clara · . . .. Ie,adiJ18 man Is sheer heavh tootl t 0 th · · · ' · I If there's a revolvmg door classic defm1tmn: "A corned· Th fi t U S record· his co·workers at the office. so e es over e mar were Chnstmas dinner guests IMllhoan. and Mr!!l. Mary Shafat the troubled. new Harwyn ian iii ll performer who Ia not en f. 1 ne 1rom. th~ British Lo and behold-we got cards ket and dumps ALL the clothes of their son. Mr. and Mrs fer at Pomeroy . Club- I forcet- it's certaln· afraid of ailence.'' He offered:: ~~H If Six nee" ha! been from three fourths of thEm! I down the Salvation Army chute. Caah Bahr at Middleport . I Mr and Mrs . Larry Fowler ly coming in handy for the eumples. Among them _Jack d~ne ~ Sammpe Davl! It's tit· had to tear out at the last When he c~me back an~ told George Lew1s of Huntington spent Monday evening with Mr. Jim JehftMft I WM.S!R staff. Ed Wynnt who was front~ Benny, Bob Hope, Phil ~livers led "Fllh B~g W llopu t~nd minute and buy more so we i me what hed done, I rt.led to Channel~ Jackpot, drew the •and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan Aslftfl inj: the place, walked out once, and Jackie Gleason. Thmk a· h Ta ' St' 1 8 . 't could reciprocate Now what can the S. A. office but It was - - - - -- 1 Glenna MUboaa Jthn.....SI....., returned, walked out I second boot It for a moment and you'll w en o~my ee e smg!ll I good is resolving .to save time· closed, so we rulhed back to I . [ a ..m ~. C..ft . time, and now is believed to know exactly what he meant. onstage It ttops the !how. and energy and a lot of wasted the c}othes-statmn and, of by and w.e had to explain tt all j Mlddlt~rt. unll ... bo finally out ol the entire pic- BROADWAY GUESSING While man;o New York night motion, if they don't stick to ,course, we couldn't get In, a ·over agam . I The_ great bell ol Moscow, I ~..s.,--· ture. Betty Lee Hunt, the pub- GAME: The London acting set club& have been experienCinl the rules" bemg lock~d . The front ~pe.nlng ! I JUSt want to ~mt out that cast m 1735 , never has been l 1 1ic relations representaUve, was lt till talkinl about a party the sea10nal s)wnp the Sniffen Don't YOU thtnk it's kind of was too htgh to reach mto, 10 all is not bl<~ck J~st because I r u n g . . . . boWlCed last week, rehired th1s 1 ;ar cave at 1 hotel during Court Inn on 3rd A've has been silly sendnJ a card to some.-- I held the lid up while my bus- your husbiind doesn t help you week 11 11 reported that tb6 the shoo""" of "Thooe Magnll· enj'oy;na packed ho.;.e, The body you see every day and band hoisted himself throoah around the house, girls. Wanta I EA!Y TERMS · hind "· -.. Fly' -~ · . ' · It or at least "" he was ban•· tcade' - MAUREEN "'money men" be we oper tcent Mtn Jn 'Their 1111 owners aive all the credit to go to a Chnstmas party wtth? . · · ., ation. Danny and AI Segal, Mlllhinea." He tnvlled most of sinaer-guitarist Chico Holliday, It's so much lrlendUer to SAY I 1~g wl~h hhls h":'d tn:lde /he 0;,:'r M~~re;'.n'could be my 11 15 18 ar. are nqotlatinl wlth a palr of the lovelies in Eur~, and they who seems to appeal to the en~ H. - NOEL . eg~ ang mg. our , cafe society fe11ows to take an came, but he forgot he bad tire eamut. of young intellect- De~r N~l: . ~~ ~:e:x ql~~ ~ ~noew~n:~ 1 ~~~~r; ~~:Y o~e me, ~~~:~~~ : over Ed'l hostin& job. promised to mlrty quite a few ual1, of wh1ch there are hordes . . I m w1th you all_ the. way . h0 100 k pd k . • ou: hears we know" we'd nev:J.t'i SO much fr~endller to , w e pre 11Y s ep 11ca 1· 't nd h · !Then of course my husband 1er want It to change, would say1,a somuc morem ' ' M , H th · 't f Ch · l.ma 1 d' lost his balance and took a ' we. aureen. - . I e splr~th 0 d t tiS d 9 - 0r lS· header tnto the clothes so there I This column is dedicated to ~rJe ;;n~~a~i~ . uy cars m avor I waa standing on the outside ~amll~ living, !lO if you're ha~- 1 p ha y the 1 did 't checking on garments as be 1mg k1d trouble or just plam 1 er ps 0 .r w vel'l n_ held them up and by this time Itrouble, l~t Helen help YOU .[ B)' Wayae 0, Bnndltldt, M.D. How much harm they do fibroidl!l has had htr ut- stick by the ~es bt!causP theit Everybody w~s cheering each She will a\~o welcome your The uterine fibroid that 1s pend1 lara:ely Gtl their removed. 'The backaches husbands ~or~ot to alert the~ lime we located one of the non· ,own amusing experiPnf't'~. Ad· ! new If> ~ Ja no new thin& to They may ID&erffn with headache• pe_rsisted. T h 1 s And yo~ dtdn t help matters give-aways. As be crawled dress Helen Bottel in caN< of y~'l! 'IC estlmalld cepllo•, or U p.....,.oey OC· cao be • very dJICCur&glng ex- caf~lng n. h band i tlll In out of the bin 1 policeman came this newsmp_a~ap~e":_r·:__ _ _ ___J_,========;,;::;;.,,...,..,~r!';''l"'~""'~~p: tl111'1111 pir ee11t of all w - Cllllbey IDIJ ..... ,..,..ature perience lor both the doctor your .. "' s s .. . -=::__c.::. c " '~ .• olller tllan 3li !laVe one or doUvery or lbey m17 bloek the and the patient. ~rn:;ge of no-<a~s for Charmore of these benign musi!Ular blrlb OODal ud neceosllale a Jty next year • I d suggest he tup.or•· Often they are 80 eaOiareao oeetloa, Tbe plan adopted by most hand around a mimeographed adJ.all 'r•• to be of no lignifl· SW'Jeons often advocated surgeons now Js to .ask tbe announcement, and ~lk that hls ~~ and rezriain stationary. moval of the uterus Jf it con- woman wllo bas a fibroid to co-workers relay It home to 09 .oilier bind, lilly may talned a fibroid large enough for "" oumlaalio~ e~- their mates. It may take a fe.w erow1\o • •eJiht of more than to be felt. We now know that six montb•. u the hbroid years, b~t eventually most Will lot poundl. thil Is 1 mistake. A llbrold ill aot shoWlJ11 slpo of r!'l'ld gel the 1dea. H. Altho1J8h the cauae is un- may be as large as a grape.. arowtb, ~e watchful waatma He~ul Hu~batlds-Go Home. triown, IOtne Imbalance in fe. fruit and if it does not eontlnuet aad In most cues w1ves wr1 ~ to you complam~}e hormonea may be a rae- pressure on the bladder or Ut· operation never becomes aec- ing that thetr husbands never tor in lhelr production otnce erine bleeding It •hould bo left "'lll'Y· help them. I've got one that Is 100 they appear late in the repro- alone. Many 'a woman in the If, on the other hand, the ! helpful! Not tha~ 1al~oan·; ductive life of 1 woman & may . pa1t has complained of a back- tumor atartl to arow to an appr~i~te ~lmia!u~:ed~ 50 stop growlnl or even obrlnk ~-~ ache or headache and on being awkward size or to cause blad· ·~~u j gt blip 11 1 k8 that ter IIHIDOpauM. . ' · found to have one or mnrt der irritation or uterine bleed- t ng ~ thcau~e g!& head ing, it should be removed. It d:es it ~ ~iaosh, whatshould never be removed as a __ ___ _ _ _ _ _ precautionary measure to pre-- 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ vent cancer because fibrolds ' I rarely become malianant. When In con5tructkln or toliimoiOI)', farmlnl or finance, the future tl!o question of malignancy sriobelonp to the fit. Thl future belonp to thole vlaorous enoush es, a D and C (dllatton and curto tlvelt and shape IL Are your tchools providinll for physical ettage) can be perfmmed and fitness IS part of a sound tducatlon? You ptJrents can help a microscopic examnatlon made see thlt they do. Writt: The President's Council Ol'l PhysicG1 of the scrapplngs. This will re. Fltntsl, WahlnJton, D. C. for information. veal cancer cells If they are present. oloout the chu111 Q - Are told obota and cor tisone the oame? loo tloe 18x 1 % ":::'';:.:•:,,::'":ho',;!,.t!:. II • :='tiiiiiiir UPJ Bn"efs CLEANERS ' .•• A, blonde actress who really can t act has been havln& qulle' THE FOUR Ohio State University opecia!IJts picture~ above will speak Thursday at the Soil and Water Clinic a filng wllh •. world-famous at the Kyger Creek Hlgb School In Cheshire. Dr. BerUe L Schmidt will talk on climate and rainfall; Mr. Bone director, and he s loved every will dlscUII soil characteristics and properties that Influence water management; Mr. Palmer will diseuse water minute of it. But now ohe's be· management systellUI for maximum returna; and Mr. Heft will speak on soil and water management on your farm. :w••llll' ,;::•••:: SERVICE .d tt H "taJ N DRY CLEANING ti 08ftAs• 1_,. L- "'"""'" I I I ~ C<lllly. 1 JHE DAILY SENTINEl =;':. ANN ROBERTS, the Katie Winters of that oft-shown TV eonnnerctal, Is koepJna a happy oeoret. She's elpectJna a baby in July. The happy papato-he Is Hllih Mackemle of Loe Anfleles . Peter Lawford, who wm play one or the major roles in "llarlow," ts also conferrlng with Joe Levine on sev- of them at one time ot another in rocent moniJJI. Ho wound up Ooelna from a borde of tor~~us femaleo who obviOUily hod compared experiences. HELEN HELP us ! s >ttl". .w... ..... ly DORO,nty..Jc:fLOALLEN M SCarberry A}}}O SEO Counti"es ShOW Sewerage Nee· ds DI'es at Home G . . I T R aiD ID a es ax eport Bulk of Fund Jn Middl eporf ,. .JJI' Colwnbuo to spend a . . . . . relaUves. , M!k. JI«I'EI II '111 Pt 1111 aunt, Mae Vau llietw . . . . . vllltM " )fr, . Mrl. Cut AuiiNIJI( ....... ' and Mrl. Artlu llld Mr. llld . . . . .. ...... of Ractno. Mrs. llfa . .. . Judy Court "' ......... The Scrap VID ...... . . moved to thfl ..... ,,_. * Voice of Broadway ... reporting WHAT ELSE IS NEW? THE IIAPP'l TALK BACK8T,.WE at "The Enterlalooa" I.! that beloVod CCI!IIedterme Carol BUI'bett and producer Joe HsmUion are expectln(j tbolr sec!ond baby .. .. Ell!abeth Tay· lot llllpped up all the color stflls of Iter famous redwood atatue scene In "Tho Sandplper'' and took them with her to .... fi.A!i - Wauda '¥qdar ._ . - GalllpoiiJ Oppotl8dly AppUcaUona for a mochante 1U, 28.4, l'1IDillng 10 feet, Pt. ... •• • , • Hospital care Wlder and bUs drlv• .an belDg ac. Pleuant 27.58 : Pomeroy '¥1.1•; (ContlDued from page I) Social S..urHy , , . cepled this weet by the East· llinlon, 2.25, .falling: Kanawha ••. A natiooal effort to make " , , , Doubling the war ern Local School Dlstricl Board Falls 775, falllll8 . Kanawha riv· J. E. Cremeens wu -'ecto .. . American city a better and aplnat poverty tbia year of EdiiCitlon. er - London 31> feet1 Marmet ed president of the Hannan 1inore sttmulatin& piaco to " . . . Enlorcoment .,· tb~ Oltlctall llld tbt job wu op- 3; Winfield a. Charleston, 21.- Trace Elementary board of :be · · . elvtl rllbll law llld elimination ened by !be reolpatlon of Frill til lai!Jna. edueatlon Monday olihl. "I propoot .. . a new pro- of barriera to !he rJihl to vote. Goebel durlni tbe Jtee orpnl- "oat movomeoll: Clarence Clary was named 1!-111 to develop (underprivll- " . . , An lmmlgrotton Jaw aational meetlni ol the boml Ollie IUftr - John Lldean vtco preaident. tpd) re«Jons .. , new efforll hued on the wort e man can Monday lllehl up 14, 6:55 p.m.; Walt• Houg- Mrs. VtraJnil Clark, a memtll control crime and dellnquen- do and 1101 where he wao bon\ Appllcatlona for the job of land up 14, 7:11 p.m.: OVEC ber of the board, announced her ey . .. elimination of every re- or he he spe1IB his name .. u mechanic or llclltol bus dtlv<r, up 14, 7:16 p.m. : John B. Hood ,...~lion. No replacement IIIAlnllll obolaclo io the rtghl Couervatlon or both, should be submitted up If, 1:!0 pm.; New Marlins· woa named. 4;1111 opporlunlty to vote .. , an "We must make 1 massive of. prior to 1 opoclal I'Q!LIID& of ville up 14, 12:5.1 a.m.: Esso 'nle boml awarded Georae .....! campa!Jn against waste fori to 11v0 !he countryotde _ . , the board on Jill. 11 11 ~ R· l'eliiiiYIValllo up It, 4:40 a. Evw, high school principal .._ tnofftclency. "We will seek legal power to m. AU applleanta lhould attend m.: 0. C. Shearer up 11, 5:05 and cate coach, 1 five-year con! -my prevent pollution of our air and the special meelbli· o.m.: Jacob G down 16, 6:1S tract. O"More money will be left in water before It happens ..• " In other action, William Karr a.m.: St. Mlll)'o down 18. 7:30 The elementury jlllitor, tlio hands of the COIIiumer Arts and Scleace 1 was electod president of the p.m.: Valkan up 19, 3:35 a.m.; Jam.. McGuire, r.. Ianed. 111a 111 a aubstanttal cut tn excise "l will propose 1 national board for 111tl& replaclni Eorl C. V .Homer up 19, 5:05 a.m.: replacement wu Rudy Beaver. l(l!Sel . • • foundation on the arts . .. (and) Dean, and Howard Caldwell, Jr. H. E. Bowles down, 7:10 a. The ~ discussed lbo fln: "1 ccnlldently predict, • , the recommend pJ'OII'ams to 00• was named Ylcoopresldent. m.; Jordon up 21, 6:05 a.m.: ancill_crlllill, but took 110 omc~ed flourishing of the courage baste science, particu- The county borne dfll1lOilSira· Pew Downey down 21, 6:40 lalact1on on any of the matters. pican economy • • • Con- Jarly in the universities .. , " tlon agent woo J!Ven permJs. a.m.: Jefferson up 22, 5:25 a. In other action, the hoard ..., can .,;nforce tbia confi· Govenuneal slon to use the Chester Ele- m.; Polly Crane down 22, 6:20 voted to continue to have apec-1 ~~~::~~~~~:=:...:.~====~=======-----. . . by Olll1ll"llll that Its pro- "Wherever waste is found I mentary buUdlng for adult up- a.m.: Jerry Booworth down 23, lal education cluns duriJ11 tho I· ni,llvt« permit rapltl action on will eliminate It . . I hol!tery claaaes. Att<mdlng 2:10 a.m.: Queen City down 23, , _ school year. ....,.ery Income tax cuts." "I will propose laws to en. were Karr, Caldwell, Arvll 8:15 a.m.: Valvoline up Green· fS, ,: Farms sure the necessary continuity of Holw, Dorbman Reed, Clerk up, 8:311 p.m.; Zimmer up 3:10 ''"We must continue to assure leadership should the president c. 0 . Newland, and EzecuUve a.m.: Charles K. down, 4 a.m.; ....,...., !he opportunity to become dlubled or die ' • . IHead Larry Morrloon. Elisha Wood down, 5:50 a .. m.; ~ I fair reward. I have in· "I will propose reforms In the Jelfboat down, 6:25 a.m.: Frl· ~ the secretary of agn· electoral college . _ _ " Veterau Memorial Rupllal ber&er up Meldahl, 1:55 p.m.: S All of tbe ten southeastern 70, $118,?51.07, $101,161.50. oi1J1are to lead a major effort State of 1i1e Unloo ADMISSIONS _ WUovano Esao, W. Va., up 8:25 p.m.: Ohio counties showed Increase Jacksllll - f2t,l51.4t, tz!,· ID llnd new approaches to re· "This, then, is the Slate of Zurcher Pomeroyt Debra Cole- Louisiana up 9 p.m.; SW!an mai~:!'!""~rom ~· I) ed in sales tax collections for the 74..05, f!11'1,4!2.05, $185,3'13.011. duce !he heavy cost of our farm !he Union : Free. restless, IJ'OW· Middle rt· Marcella Lane down, 6:06 a.m. • eqwpmont op- Allr A. Scarberry, 70. re- two-weeks period ending Dec. Llwrenee - $19M2 41 $18. JII'OI!'IIIII and to direct more of ing and full of hope." man, MIC: •rt· Dottle GaWpolll dam Little oration fl~. street and tralflc tired railroad e111ineer or the 26, 1964, over the same perlnd 227 SS $:90 81114 $uo'tl'74 12 ' aar e!fort to the small Iarmer ~~l~msn,p epo Mary H..,. George down, 9:4! p.m.: Lewis sljns floo, street repair 1200, New York Centra£, died early a year ago according to are- Mel' '$6' 20 j 29 ~oni;a w11o IIOedJ help m08 t." e ps, 0~ ul Hudson down, 10:20 p.m.: Fleore public employees retirement, this mornlna at his home on port of John D. Herbert, Trea;' ' ' 1 f/le049J!' Traasporlalioll Fisher is Elected oon, Pomeroy • 1 ' down, lt:t5 p.m.: Northem floo. Total $1,1M. Broad.,..y-ot. Middleport. surer of State. Only two coun' ' ' ' · ~I will u1: for funds to study Pomeroy; Joe Foster, Miners- down 1:55 a.m.; R. H. Bos· II was reporlod by Clerk Ed· . ties continued to lag behind Pfke - ff,I4Jil.3S, $2,28'1.ll3, Board President vJIIe; Leona Hensley, Long Bot- worth II up, 3:30 a.m: Phillip na Schoenleb prior to approval He Is survived by his WJfe, last year's fiscal year's figures. fl4,1i23.24, $61,252.8&. tom. Sporn down, 4:50 a.m. : Valloy of the appropriations for l!le6 Margaret, a daughter, M r '- The were Athens and Vinton Boa - IM,U9.9S, $3J,IJ00.09, , John Fisher, Jr., was named DISCHARGES - Mrs. David Voyager, down, a.m.: that all funds of the village Ralph Stockman of Colwnbus; rf:e figures showing the cor: ff49,350.3.\, $368,633.96. 6 10 new president of the Southern Warth and daughter, Hartford; Ros G down 8·15 am were in the black at the IJe. three aoos, WIUJarn R. of Cm· 1 11 f th t k Scioto - $65,598.53, $80,025.. aa~orct J·-e • . , · .. cl ti u-. of Col bu nd ec ons or e wo-wee per- u • ..,.. 817 •• ,.,.. "" 81 DIYorlrl TO tNTIIIUT OP Local School Boa.nl In an or- 0' Nell QuIll 10• "'' : - • KaDawba Rlvor - Lucao up ginnina of this month. nna ' ·~··> um s, a 'od dl De 26 1954 d -· ...,.., - · """"·-· • MlltiiiUION f.IIIA ganizational meeting at the Kernya, Clev~; Arnold Mlll"lll<>t, 2:10a.m.: L. C. Shear- Baluces at the start of Jan- Allred A. Jr., of Tlpp City, ~~.en n~. e. 1963, =~d Vinton - 12.34!1.05, $I,Olt.tngh school Monday night. Roush, New Haven, Henry 1\ett. er up, 2:45 a.m.: Solvay, up uary were $3,:W.tl'7 In the gen· and a otap-brolher, C. W. Tay- the fiscal year figures lor the 78, $29,&77.67, $1111,875.17. c - ''"-'" "'""' Thomas Sayro wu elected mire, Letart, W. Ve.; Edna Winf ld 1.25 1 m . Du n eral fund, $2,325.53 In the fire lor of GaiUpolill . tart! J ~, Collection of motor ..hlcle, ..... 1- . . ' " " ' .,..,....... _ , . • "d d Sl sh Pomeroy Ie ' · · ·' nca d years s ng u1Y 1• 1 ws:, housetratler and use tareJ bl .....,•., ._. TM 011.. V•''*" Pu.,ll~t- VIce-presl ent an Paul Beegle u er. • Bruce down, 5:05 a.m.; Thel· epartment fund, M,$89.41, cern- He was a member of the and July 1, 1963 follows: . 11t1 c..,,."'' 111 ... chent• ••.. ,_ was renamed clerk. Also atma Ann up 8:2.S a.m. etery fund, f8,743.41, street Brotherbood of Locomotive and Athena - $23 668 22 $21278 • the ten ~bes showing fl- . OftJo. ' " " - otfl• ,.,., tending were board members POLICE Cl'l1!: DRIVEl\ ' fund, $393.18, State HtchWIJ Firemen lneers, a veteran 95, $257,382.98 'm4.4i5.25.' . ~"':' for two-week period. 26 1 WY • .,.._ '"""" ' " " ' wv • Gene Yost, Joe Stobart and Improvement fund, fl'l1.14 1 b r GaIlia _ $1i ,967.61 ' ,. • 1964 and lor nn. G B n. I . eel Gil I f d and , util· o1 wor id ; " ar ' a mem er o .,.,,000 .30, endm.g the fiscalDec. year starting Julu t 1nt.r.t~ •• •ctn• cltlt m1 m111 eorge aer. n.cflU ar meetmg 1 Pomeroy pobce arrest • ty un $3,846.89 ill the the Feeney·Bennett American $135,842.01, $127,708.76. . ~ ' . . . , . ot ' " • - ..,., "Pom•"'•• of the board will be the fourth jhert Blake, 27, <ma, W.Va., oo Ospl eWS parkq lot meter fund for a Leaion Post 1211 of Middleport, Hockla& - $12.654.87, $11,671.· 1964 follows. Athens- $10.347.· GOJo. Tl!ursday of every month at: a charge of I'WIIIIIII a red Utbt total of $17,1163.53 for village and of the Muon Lodge 363, F 87, $12,827.t9. Gall~ -4UIO.· _-=..,~,:::,, the hJgh school. Monday. achve funds. and A. M., of Middleport. Vollborn Re-named ~6.:•:.:.4~~~-- ".;; .....,."" •~.. New 'W'trtr CitY. Ntw I Entered Hospital kl' . .,. ~· You can gel eddltlonal, valuable tax help from a Thooe entorJna Holz.er hosFrlnds may call at the Raw- Board Pre8idenl wee Y figure, .,.7,1135.7t. Law. ' -•"'" ,..., ""'•- ., new 64-pag• book ''Cut Your Own Tu•," ev1llable pltal during the past 24 hours lings Coats Funeral home any renee - $7,19tl.48, f!82,11tt7.111. -..,.., Wllert • .,.n.b~t. " c,.,,, "" 1 only through this new1p1p1r. included: time. Fune'r'al arranpments are Harland S. Vollborn was re- Meigs - 12,382.92, MS.t78.89. !:~r .~~C:~~;:;: 111 ':~ Paul Kelley Veith, Rt. 2, pending. elected president of ~e Rae· Pike - t2,903.81, t4a,M2.93. - · ,._ ,..., ,.,.,., ""· Tht book contelno all of the Information Included Cheohlre; Mills Lura K. Burn· <Continued From Page I) coon Elementery DIBtrJct lloard Boss - $12,!NO.IIi, $1111.870.16. ~ Mete, ••ut• wlln• e~mer ......~a in the nrin •ppearing in this n•wlp8per PLUS ette, Rt. l, Patriot; Clyde H. District since the 1936 Rooseof education Monday night. Scioto - $18,340.23, ft1,070.&1. 1 mueh more. To order • copy, simply nu~ll the coupon Oldacre, GalUpolis; Ralph R. velt landslide, took the seat of SQUAD CALLED ~ Wendell Tope was n~ vice Vinton - $1,318.2'7, $28.42.\tl. · 111 N.u, ,,.,.,• .,.,llf,.L sut. below, or 11nd your n•m•, •ddrfls 1ncl 50 cenfl to Martin Gallipolis· Mrs Bobby lncumbent Carl W R"ch who The Middleport emergency president during the boards re-l.-===:;i:;.,..:;i:;'-i:='-i.., "Cut Your Own Tax•." c/o The Dally Sentinel, Leo Riehle, Rt. ' 2, G~llipoiiJ, he defeated. · 1 • rescue squad was summoned organizational meeting in Rio P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New Mrs. Bober! McCarley, Gallt- Walter Moeller, former Lan· at !0:08 a. m. today to the AI· Grande. In other matters, the York 19, N.Y. polio: MrB. Calvin M. Sanders, caster mlniltor, was back In a fred Scarberry home on Broad- board approved appropriations J . ' - - , Gallipolis: Steven E. Phillips, fam!Uar seal. lie was swom In way St. Mr. Scarberry had o! $78,495. The boaJ;d wDI con"Cul Our Own Tax.," Rt. 2, Crown City; Mrs. Lou- to represent the lOth District, expired. Unue to meet the first Monday Cuff Goes c/o Tho Daily Sentinel ise Shaw, Gailipolis: Glenda D. which he bad repreaented beMAN FINED of each month. Up or P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, Forester, Rt. 2, Racme; Pat· fore unt1l defeated two years J S it p me1 24 Down Headquarters For Radio City Station, rick C. Cli~ford, Pomeroy; .Mrs. ago by Republican Homer P. rehry ~~~· •c. ~nd :Osts Now York 19, N.Y. Dan S. RIZer, Syracuse: Mrs. Abele of Wellston. Moeller beat byroyp as n ~ Ch 1 LeRobert L. Kuhn, Racine: Bren- Abele In November. °me,rolllny "toY•~ ld ~~."s Jght PI•••• 1111d me copl11 of "Cut Your Own da Kay Pack, Rt. 1, Racine; gar 1or a 1 ytt uK" r Taxn" at SOc per copy. Encloted Is my check or Mrs. James c. Walker, Pome- A NEW A'l'I'AC!t OF RAIN, of way. lON REQUEST) money order for $ - - CAlLED --LIVING ROOM roy: Mrs. Charleo E. Ohl Jnaer, snow and gales punished lhe SQUAD Namtt J Pomeroy: Henry E. Cleland, storm-weary West today. M!l'e p E FURNITURE Pomeroy: Mrs. Martha M. sub-zero cold gripped the Mid· The omei'O)' mergeney Addrus Thnmas, Pt. Pleallnl; M r s. west.' squad was called at 9:.28 p. m. Roy K. Crawford, Letart: Mrs. With 150 mile an hour jet Monday for Walter Kmg, who City-------- Stale----'.. Charles F. Yonker, Rl. 1, Le- streams at altitudes os six to waR havlni difficulty breathing. WY 2·U21 POMEROY (Pl ..•• allow thrM wMks for delivery) Mlddl1p0rt, 0. tart: Theodore Riley, Sr., CJif. seven miles, gale wal'lllnp He was taken to Veterana MemMiddleport, 0. ton: Mrs. Evan !. Brookins, were posted from Point Arena, o::r::i•:l_:H:o:•P!:l:lal::.·:....._ _ _ _.~---!,!,,,,,,,,!!!!!!!!!!!!! RL 1, Jackaoo: Forrest E. Calif., to Astoria, Ore. TraveiJoneB, Rt. 3, Wellston: Mrs. ers warptnr• were tn effect for Della Carnahan, Rt. I, Buey- th• California Sierras. Heavy In purtuance of law, 1, Howard E. Frank, Trea9urer of Meies County, Oblo. do hereby rus; William A. Wallace, Jack· rain was lorecut for aoulhweot son: Homer D. Crawford, Oak Oregon. Four tncllel of snow lfve notice that tbe number or Mills levied on each dollar of property 1b0WD on the GenRill: Rudie C. Skeen, Wellston: were prl!dlcted for eaotem Or> eral Tu Duplicate of R~al Estate, Public Utility and Personal Property wJtbiD nid Ca\lfltJ Ralph Q. MUior, Ravenslond: egon, with nine inches on tho James H. Potter, Raceland, ....,...t at 8111'111, Ore., lncludlnl for the year 1864 is as follow&: Ky.; Mrs. Robert L. Sheward, three Inches tn six hours. Rt. 2, Jackson: John E. Place, r-n •c ::n •• TOWNSHJPS Marietta: Mrs. R. Alley Yeau· WASIDNIJ1'0N- CONGREfl. < • ~,. ger, South Point; Mrs Edward sional reaction to President ~l ~~ ICHOOL DISTRICTS Crum, Ripley: Mr•. Jameo A. Johnaon's State of the Unloa ' Luzndder, Ashland; Mrs. Ed- me11a1e waa divided, prl!dlctward H. Edlnlor, Wellston: Mra. able, 111111lly aloJ11 puty Unea. AND CORPORATIONS Freda D. Thompson, Jack· Most Democrat& tiJouil!t It waa wonderful.Ropubllcana said son. 24.40 17.50 .7! 1.50 .SS BEDFORP ••••••••••••••. . • .20 3.80 ·~· it JOUDded 100'1 but " " " CHESTER Mrs. Bobby Lee Riehle, Rt. llm1llo Republican Leader 2.50 20.50 .ss .7! 2UO 2, Gallipolis, son, IO:M p.m.: Gerald R. Ford, Mich., oaid the 3.80 Eutem Local S. D. ----- - .20 ,85 .75 2UO 2.50 !8.00 3.80 Salilbury Local s . D. ------ .20 Mrs. E. W. Call. Jr ., PI Pleas· goals sel by the Presidtlrt in ,SS 1.50 22,30 .75 :lt.20 3.80 COLUMBIA ----- -·- -······· .20 ant. daughter, 2:30 p.m.; Mrs his message were the goals of LEBANON E. I. Brookins, Rt I Jack&On, all Americana and alwayo bad 20.M 2UO 2.00 .sa .75 3.80 Eastern Local S. D. -- ---- .20 Southern Local S. D. __ .., __ _ .20 daiJ&hler 3:11 p. m.: Mrs Char- been. "However tbolre ore tom2,00 :IUO 19.50 .65 .75 3.80 leo E. Obllnler, Pomaroy, son, est quelllions on tile lmplemeaLETART · Southern Local S. D. ______ .20 2'7.40 250 !9.50 .85 .7! 3 .80 9:09 a.m. tatloo of the prGII'amt to OLIVE Dlleborpl achieve these coale," be added. 1.50 20.:10 .ss .75 27.4G 3.80 Eutern Loul S. D. --- - - - .20 Boherl PhUiipo, Mrs. Earl .. ORANGE Drinnon, Mrs. Ethel Bel>, Mrs. VATACAN CITY - POPE Eutern Local s. D.• ...•..20 2.00 27.10 3.80 20.!10 .8!1 .75 Henry DoBB, Vemon MUter, Paul VI baa decided tho 'fourth IIUTLAND Mlcbael Vance. Nola Young, and final oesolllll of the IOCOIId Northwatern Local S. D. ... 20 2.50 .75 3.80 17.!<. .811 2UO Rebecca Wincloo. John J...,., Vatican Ecumentlcal Councll lta.tland Villa~~:e ____ ___ __ _ .20 1.40 28.30 3.80 17.50 4.00 .65 .75 Mrs. WU!iam Post, Mrs. Alma shall begin 10pt. Lt, tile Vaii<ALI:M NortlnYutern Local S. D. __ .20 3.80 17 .50 ,75 ~.to Dannor. Mrs. Goldie JohnsOn. can announced todlly. IAIJSBURY Mrs Alburlioe YoUIII, " WUilllm SalilbW'J Local S. D. . __ __ .20 1 .30 18.00 ,75 3.80 2UO Uoyd WiUiama, Dr. Rio Clae1ew will 1 , 3(1 Sollabury Bedford S. D. •. .20 3.80 17 .M .8~ -·~ .75 24.20 Hutchins, Kathryn Poindexter, Mrs. NI.20 3.80 22 .30 ,75 30.10 lliddlepo" Villaee -------- .20 3.00 .M Prico, Mrs. Lena Mcintosh, Be Decided Soon ,20 3.80 22.80 36.10 Pomeroy Villaae _--------- .20 7.70 .75 lnterestod peraolll of Me(ls iCIPIO County wUI meet next Monday Northwettern LocalS. D. __ .20 2.00 3.80 17 lO ,8! ,75 24,10 at the POIII<I'O)' Elementary IV'I'I'ON School at 7 p. m. to deeldo SOUthern l.oeol S. D.•••••• .20 2.00 3.811 11.110 .ss .78 28.80 what 1\io Grande Colleae clu• Racine VWa&e . ............. .20 .70 uo 19.150 32,10 .75 8.50 .SS Sm...., VIllage . . •••••.. 20 3.811 70 •• will be offered by elten•ion 19.50 10.20 .ss .75 35.80 Pomeroy Suttou S. 0. ••• .20 3.80 2.00 22 .80 In the Pomeroy orea DOll sem.75 30.20 .65 ester. leal estate tua which have not been pa 1d at the cion of eaeb eoUietiOD earry 1 pea. ClaBBn for the oecond . . & ~ttJ of teD per ceut. 1'ut11 IDI1 be pa1d a1 the office of the county treuunr or by matl mester will beiiD tho week ol ,.... br1a.J 10UI' ialt ta teeeipt. and lf YOU PQ' bJ' mall, be lUre to 10c8te Jour prope:rf.J Jan. :n. Art 312, 'l'eacblDI Art tJ. lalDJ diltrtet llDd eneloH damped setf-addreeaed euve.loPt Alwa11 .amutt fOUl' tu in Elemenlary Education, Ia -eee1pt to 1M that tt covf!ln an vour propertv Office Houi"S--0:00 A.M. ta f:OO P.M. Idaily beiDI offered II Pomei'O)' by OX• ~uept Saturday when office closet at Noon. T:a: Books Wtll be open Deeembtr is, 1164, to Mare.- Chaoa IIIIP· lonlklll from Rio Grande Col· """'II')' 3, 1963. wcust lt. Ml44la01rt 1..., thll oemestor. ' On New Plans ·OlD TOW!',- .-" .' ,. ~ . I �... ·-·;,. . . . ... - .... ....-- - - - •- •- - ... _. ..., ,., --- .............. __.. _..,_.w. ,._ -. . .. • II , . - - - - - - - - - . &-Daily Sentlnet, Pomeroy-MlddJeport, 0., Jan. ~. 1964 WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS I Pomeroy ~~ 19Mkeview Notice Posted for Special School Levy Vote Jan.l2 ......." ro. Television Revue ~. ll'n....... ., PLEASANT - Nolle<!& voters voting on January 12th, pet. 15 - Pomeroy nllleo br a will n) provide annually apsecond half to 1lb Nebonvlll• CANI ai..IA IIUN. thr.,. year school levy to be proximately S274.000 to supple354 . BUnd 16-6, Middleport IDles D-22 to rnRRP"1'141"-" $1395 1962 Corvair 7004 D o o r held January 12, 1965 have ment salaries of teachers, bu• CITY LEAGUE !30; Art Hoyt 3S9; H~ndlcap Wellston. Racino beats Buclrte~ llo'UI ..,. al!'t..,'IIG """ ' .; Ul' A Ill r .. 0.• "" '""•h>h,..uLocal owned and rea. \ low mileage. Sold and serviced in our posted on voting places of the drivers, janitors and other regu198 , Total 1733 . Woo t Loll 1, York 14-5, Eutem trips Har> ~-.t.ul ,. 1 "'~'~~• county's 41 precincts. arly employed school personneL D A D Bar- Blind >120; Tile Founome _ . P. Ellis nan· TrliCiO 26-6, and '9te Plain• shop Powerglide tran!l _ Radio, heater, new tires, Almond .... DUI\11•1'1•1 ...,, •• , ' 1'1• ~ -~ · Mason County has been oper· (2) provide annually approxi,.., 413; J. Louts 45t; Lohse Linda Winebrenner 438 • defeats Rutland 22-8. ollllf .-,, ~......, •n~ "'' 1 ....... ..., I fawn fimsh with matching Interior. A Season Special l>l""l"'"u•l" l!;rr<>r • ol'lrllllfl tw atlng its schools with the help mately $12,000 .for free text· 472; Schoenleb 459. Total 2223. Gall Hovatter 360· Richard H.;. Oct. 19 - Joseplt Riffle of •~~<•~·~ •mm""'l••"" r'hto oll" $1l of special school levieo since books, grades one through nine; Won I Loot e Poflllll 5. Dow- ·aller l23. Tutal ' 164e. Woo 1 Racine R. D., Is fatally Injured ' "'" ... , ""' "" ...~pn ...,,. .. h>• 95 .n,.. •.tur '"' ,.,,..,,.~.. '"-"''"" '61 Olds F-85 4 Door Sedan 1950, making progress In edu· (3) provide annually. approxl· nle 9 Groos - Forfeit. Woo Lolt I. Evot-·o G-•~ _ Ne' b mororcycle wreck on West .. A s , new bw'ld· mately $32. ,000 for ·~ provmg 0 Lost •· • ,- Bob o.n. .... , co t-on 1 aI proc=ure Ia Barton, 38!; Eblin 405;.. Main St., Pomeroy, . Dar k blue finish clean intenor, VB rngine. Std. trans. Radio, r.,. Wan• ,.,. heater, a real shapi < and onl) $Jt95 ings, keeping present buildings transportation faclltttes ; (4) Pomeroy Cement Blod< _ Bob Barton ; lola Howell Oct. 20 S5 million ID work 373 (.-n•• ,.. •vro •• n.•I'UM' ........... , .... , . . "' (lftltl in repair, new shoot buses, provtde annually approxtmately Clatworthy 511; Duerr 5011; Oa- 101 : Handicap II; Total IS81. planned on Meigs highways b) II >..:eflb pill • .,,,. ft11 .,,... free textbooks in the elemen-~ $24~,1~ for t~e construc_tl~, v1s 597; Anderson 488; sauer Won 1 Lost 3 state, Pomeroy Council plan .....,.H•to , • ....,...,....., lllf,. O !tCOUih O'fl JNIO . . . &Ml tary grades, etc., possible. eqwpptng •. furmshing, repatnng 472. Total 25113; Won 1 Lost 1 Alley Call _ Lois Clelland purchase of new tanker truck OPEN EVES , P.M. The new three year levy . if , includmg Improvement of heat· Poinll Z. Syracuse Ball Park 9; Tom Clelland 453 ; Betty for fire department. AIUJ ()t lt:l ... tllll. b • UIUI' ll 7 00 '\AlES - tl .. fOI !W _,I'll m111 I passed by 60 per cent of the ing, plmnbmg and water sys· Damewoo? 528; Sylvester 4:>4; /1\ussell 348 ; Harold Russell 409. Oct. 21 - New corporation. ..,..,., •rh .orfll:lnne o W>'W'III 1• POMEROY . OHIO terns, and the unprovement of Nesselroad 530: R. Louts. 6t 3; Total 1529. Woo 3 Loot e K • P'• Veterans Memorial Hospital ol ()l'tiC.Ii tiUll . . ....., & llll c. o•.a I' lilt Oatl.• '--IF;;;~;~;----~:"":'======·=::-:'I Business Services school grounds and ap- Grueser 528. Total 2653. Woa z1-Forfeit w011 0 Lost s. Meigs Co., Inc'., leases hospital . .•ur<1"'~ 11·11 111 IW '" 12.00 DOflr , For Sale / ·· · proaches of. the follo~mg school Lost I Pointo 1. Oct. 22 - Farm Bureau to rrfl fll ".u;" 1'0 PI A,o :a .t. . F'EMM.F Airl'dale do~ Small Real Estate For Sale P=l· buildings and additions u far i H v R Firestone _ Hlack· lnd. High Game _ Men J . continue support of stronger &£8111 .1 PRunlJo :IN8 . - as the funds Will provide' Potnt lston 606; Haggerty 458· Rad- Bat'le 19 t· W L w'· Ohio Stri~Mine Law ~ "N'1' 4.1'> bcr.·d. Phone \I'Y 2-337l m MaiD Street, Pom- PI t J · Hi•h School f d , 27 . • Y , omen, . tner 1..1 LJ eroy. l'b... W't 1-ZML easan . umor .,. , or ' ; Bill Owens 103; D. brenner 161. Ind. High Series Oct. 23 ..., Contract signed I I 1 .I 3tr . PHONE W't 2-2156 ucrrru lff,tl ~ North Potnt Pleasant, MI. Flow- Mtller 499; Total 2493. Won s - Men 'J Bailey 530· Women for new hank building at New 7 ll6 II< er, Beale, St Lost I Points 8· Middleport Opt· L· w·me' brenner · ' _' ' Haven 1 AUI!KO LIG HS calculator, adds ..1 , H Sunnyside, d A Roosevelt, b kle Beech 438 [ suhlrnrls. multJpliPS and di - S' ltACUSE - Modern frame l'RANSMISSION Salvage Com- ~n erson, r uc ' ore - J . Bailey 454; Wippel Team High Game _ Pacers Oct. 27 - Medical doctors de· Card of Thi'nks . vldrs. 14000 . lnquJre Ohio home with beautiful bath pany Repairing all makes. Hill, Broad Run, Central, Hart- 1465 ; Bachner 416; Martin 453. Four, 641: Team High Series- cline . places on staff of VeterWE WISH to ~.xtend our thanks . Hnt ('] ~1iddlepnrl. large living room with dining! rometlc aod standard uans. nan Elementary, Hartrord, _U:·IStobart 536; Total 2324. Woo 8 The Spoiltrs 1733 ans Memorial HospitaL to our relatives, neighbors. 1 5 ifc area !Cherry paneling I, built mJssions Maurice Gagnon, on , Letart, M~~n, Mt. O~vei [ Lost 3 Points I. ' . Oct. 31 - Katy MorarJty is and friends for their kmdnes:; m range, oven and dish wash- Owner. Phone WY 2-6173. New H~ven, nance, . es Ind. High Game - H. Black· Queen of Pomeroy homecom and sympathy during the ill- 13 Ct'!lll YFAIU.INI; w h 11, er. Fully msulated and Ther- i ColumbJS, Woods, H~nnan Htghcl lston, 221; Ind. High Series -R. MUNDAY NIGHT MIXED lng. Pomeroy defeats Gallipolis 11 17 tic 8 ness and d\'dth ol my hf'lnv- fal'c-> ca lvP s. Virgil Walker. mopane wmdows. Nicely IoPoml Plt!a~nt Hig n Louks 613. J'eam High c·ame LEAGUE 20-6 for eighth stralght grid ed wife. Amy Clurk_ Spec ial Hm·in·· Phonl' WI 9-3 1!}8 rated on beautiful lot ouo· X .t.Ul-TlHNI:,;t:l\ Wahama Htgh. I S~racuse _Ball Park, 904: Team Be-e Cetl - M. Bowen 401; win. thanks to Dr Dav 1s and the 1 5 3tc 180'1. Will qualify for FHA C.mplele Sonic» The total amount to be rais· IHigh Swes - Syracuse BaU J. Chesher 372; B. Bowen, Sr. NOVEMBER Rawlings _ Coats Funeral loan and long term financing Cl1n ~ord ed b)' the specw·1 levies af- Park. 26530 . 447; H. Chesher 443; Total 1663. No.v. 3 - Po.mero.y gets $f1,. t.'rtte . FMDe • C.._. T Rl C UNTY LEAeGUE Won I Lost I Tied I. Cellar l282 m flood rel~ef atd. Home foe liwir manv ""'' Fl1fo:E ... ' LOAN . . of our ,eff icient 33 ACilES - On State Route ter allowance for the uncollect· of kindness, ilw Hev Boone C.iipt1 ~ht~rnp(mers V.ilb pur-j 143, aboul7 miles from PornA. C. BRAD.-,tRD ed taxes and shrinkage is anDecember %9.1914 Dwellers- J . Bowen 283; S. Nov. 4- Lyndon Johnson f! ri1<1Sl' of l3lm• I .u,.tn• Shampoo .] .,,. H h Racble Oldt " I M for his con."oling words llur . , . . .... 0y. as 6 room ouse 2 ' priximately $1,686,540. ason City Keyst.oae - D., Yt>auger 270 ; B. Bowen Jr . I1 rirst Democrat candidate to win 1 11 gratitude <-~ I so. for lho""' '1\-hu H;lker " t urnJiurr :, : barns, cri b and chicken ho~se Uc . I Ash 484; Blind 390; H. Smith ]401; L. Carson 364; Handicap presidential race in M t tg1 1 · 6tc sent llowers and gi lls <lunn~ All havr· good roofs. Excel· Help Wanted The proposed additional rate ]443; Blind 390: K. Yeauger 454. 300: Total 1624 ; Woo I Lost 1 County. . , her illness and at the tirnf:' 01 t' !\'F · II.,, I.F. of whi!P fflrcd len ! gardl:'n . A buy at $3,000. - - - - - of leV}' m cents on each cl~ss 1 Total 2161. Won 0 Lost 3 Points 1Tied I. . Nov. 5 - Pomeroy Panthen her death We d!'l'VI\ <Ippl·e- lwd. grn In fed. Phone Wy C. C. I'Ut:KLER, REAl. TOR I WAITRESS, over 21. w r i te ,of property per $100 valuation 0. G "' J - J . Sisson 454; Blind Ashland on - L. Gilmore prepare for SEOAL championciale the kindnr·ss and IIdp Hc>c>1 14-1\lc BOX %29 WY 2-3830 ' The Daily Sentinal, Box S68Y .· IS as follows· Class I - 22.95 390; K. Longstreth, 406; Blind 467; H.. Amberger 498; A. Saw· ship game with Logan. extendr•d to us by al l FOB SHF.· Modern all elec-~1 POMEROY, unto I I 5 31c Icents; Class ll - 45.90. cents, 390; R. Graves, 554_ Handicap .yer 453: M. Sawyer 530; Handt· Nov. 7 - Marth~ Hawkins Clarence Clark and F:unily trl(' . twdroom lwme 100 " 1 5 3tc - - -- - - - - ·Class HI - 91.80 cents, Class 87, Total 2281. Won 3 Lost 0 cap 108, Total2056. Wbn 3 L01t crowned Rutland High home1 1 5 ltp 100 l~t Syracuse Lo~ down 5 . ROO-M HCJUSE f I . EXPERIENCED cook Inquire lV - 91.80 cents. Points 8. 0. Pallles - C. Ingels 480; coming queen, Pomeroy overor sae m1 m person at Blue & Grey • Mig c PI 1 464 E Syl d · WE WISH to exprt>ss smcere pa_vment F'tnancmg ava!l- : Masou . Will take trailer aS ! Restaurant. 12 31 tfc e s oon.ty Beagle Club - A. n~ s ; . vester 416: powere 18.0 In gnd battle with thanks to our many rriPnds, able . Phone Dick Slerett, WY pctrt pav ment. See Mabel Wil·\ - ---R. Rupe 471, J . Johnson 547; Sy Vester 522. Total 1682. Logan. 9 neighbors and relatives for 2-2527. ll-25-tfc l' Iiams, .4th St., Mason, w. u. s. Ct•ll S.r•l<• T••••l Bw_ BBuck 39531;1· WHa .• Chisler 492; I : s' c t 333· H R Nov. 24 :;- Eastern knocks oil th · k d ff v '. owen , ndlcap 135· . user , . acme ~. 1 5 61P Men-women 18 and over . secure .tob1. , . elr .. m ~e~s, 11 ora 1rf' "-o. er: SLUGGISH septic tank ? Cloga. Total2549. Won 3 Lost 1 Point~ Custer 417; P. Hennessy 360; Nov. 10 - Ernestine Wood mgs, cards cmd exp .. swns. ged dr;Jins" Ge l Klean-Em -. ~~~~.!~~s s:cor;o:souo~n~d;::Pc•er~::..~~ 8. Craw's Steak House - R :T Hennessy 403; Total 1513. selected winner of 1964 Meigs 1 ;'I 1 1 of sympathy lll ! lP time 0 LJ lrlllnlrtt: until appQlnted . Ellp.erlence . . h l . t All Septic tank cleaner at , t,.,Ul ,,,. ~~~ b usunally unn~CI':'lllllry. FREE lnlurma·l Davis 495 ; Sears, 395· K Haley wOD 8 Lost 3. Pinheads - Dairy Princess contest. sorrhow !Mn. t .e oos:; OS our, Landm<lrk Farm Bureau I 7 lion on jobs. ~o&larle•. r-equirement.. 463; Blind ggo. J Due~r 453 Ada Nease 464; s. Bartels 319; Nov. 16- Phil Swindell Pornmot er mme rr pecla I Write today llviUJ name, .lddreu and ' I J thanks 'to the Ew ing. Funeral l-l-JOtc I'OMEROY- 2-bedroom frame t~~:~·n Service, Box 888-, Pomero)' 00 Total2196 ; Woo 0 Lost 3 Points •Art Nease 383; B. Sylvester 440. eroy Panther fullback , gets nod Home for their efficient ~rv house. with nice bath and kit-1Dall,- Senllnfl, Pomeroy, oruo. o. Total 1606 .. Won 3 Lest I. as SEOAL most valuable playice and to Hev Stitt 8Dd Rev chen, auJomalic hot air beat· [ l I ·PT. PLEASANT P au I Foreman and Abbotl H. Team Htgh Three Games er, Pomeroy Coach Charles I ·ng. full basement, 50 foot lot Auto Sa es Wedge, Point Pleasant, was reBlackston 493; E. Abbott 411·. Ashland Oil, 2055; Team High Chancey selected C<rcoach ol EXPERIENCED l Casto, the pian ist and smgcrs Si l and pall ne; rers m good neighborhood. Long t%4"CHEVROLET. 2 . door act· elected unanimously to a two- R. Grueser 426; Bliod 390; W. ng • - Ashland Oil, 711; Ind. the year, and Louis Diehl, Da· AUTOMOBILE The1Family "'m linancing available with ual mileage, 51 ,000. New rear year term as president of the Radford 451. Handicap 99: Total Htgh Three Games - Mac vid Reed, Bob Crow, BoL Smith 1 5 llp no down payment. Monthly end. new transmission, all Meson County Boord of Edu- 2270. Woo I Lost 2 Polots z. Sawyer, 530; Louise Gilmore, and Frank Porter, along wltb ayments on principal, with ·, ~ k f 1 1. Holsum - R. Wond 515 · W 467. Ind. l:ltgh Smgle Game - Swmdell, named to AU-League cation Monday n'•ht P· t e t t ~ · . 476· G. Grate 523·• D· 1·sawyer, 167. d · nee new. 1.11 a es ' 2 new ron 1res. Martm team from Pomeroy Bruce AND NQtice mer 5 • axes an JDSura ' Pnce $300.00. Call or see Other action was the appr~v· l schillihg 4l5· A Stobart ' 463: Art Sylvester 207· Amanda ' Wallace of Middleport Is unanl· will be $.\3.40 per month. ' Walter Grueser Pomeroy 1 0 f d' nd Ill te t ' · ' ' ' POMEROY - buildin lot (100' . ' ' a rea mg 8. spe ng • · Total 2412. Woo Z Lost 1 PoiDII mous pick to All-League team. . g . Ohm, WY 2-3230. I 5 Set books as submttted by tbe two • SENIOR IDGH GIRLS N 17 • Boat 1 bin cancelled' 1 ,osl yvUJ oper;, by 350'1 we\1 dramed and mce- . . .. . •· ov. ·7 anne g lor't bcenoel Call W~ U!liO ly loca led about 2 miles from 1957 BUICK, fair condttion, new commtttees lor the ~ks Ind. High Game - R. Graves LEAGUE project aired by Pomeroy Coon11Sf:t• ·l·t· 'I I shocks Good tires $250 99 and recommended by Superm· 209· lnd Ht'gh Seires R Doeember 1!1' 1964 cil p omeruv, aII ut 111es ava1- , · · · · tend ent M'lto Burdette · ' ·554. Team High- Game· Team No. I - Melodle ' · Pomeroy, 0. WY 2-2143 able. · ' Call Chesler 980·2383. I n Graves, Roush Nov. 19 - Drew Webster Post MARAN Fur Agency, N. Brown U.S. 33 - 3-room block house _1_ 5 3tp_ The reading textbook com-- Meigs County Beagle Club, 303; Bea Bachtel 180; ll1'enda 39 approves project to build St.. Ma!'on. W Va Fttrs want· on oi ce lot, 150 ft. on high1962 CORY AIR Monza, 4 door mittee composed ~ Roy Lloyd, 1867: Team High Series - Boyer 244; BUnd 255; Handicap new home. ed. Muskrat, Mink. and rae way, sr·veral young trees. A sedan. Completely recon· chairman, Ruby Carder. Jes- Metgs County Beagle Club 2549.. 1020: Total 20tr.l. WoD I Lost . Nov. 21 - Leon Evam, recoon Send for price t ts! Call 1Racme Ne. 3 -:- Pam Davis tired banke,· and noted travel· buy at $1800.0v. j ditioned. $1 ,000. Ca ll WY 2· sie Ruth Hunter, Daphne Me-l 773-5296. 12-IHOtc c c ctlrKLER, REALTOR 2007. 1 > 3tp Daniel and Dorothy Wallace WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED :320; Donna Thetss 285; Dixie er, speaks at towr • country BOX 229. POMEROY, om" ' CHEVROLET white wall recommenoed The ABc Bas· LEAGUE Cll'cle 249; Bhnd 255; Handi cap banquet held at Harrisonville. For Rerll WY 2·3830 11956. ' . ic Readers for grades one to December 23, 1964 1020; Total 2129. Woa Z Lost I. Nov. 25 - Martin Webb of D-1 & D-2 Permits 1·2·3tc l tires, R and H. V-8 engme. 'six and The New Horizons Pacers Four Joe Bailey Araold's Soblo Jenny MenOhio Division of Aviation De(JNFURNISHEO apartmrnt FOR SAlE · bed h I Pho~ ~n ~~~New Hav- Through Reading and Litera· 530; Mildrt!d Bailey 311; Lois chmi 284; Sally Glohokar 246; partmen~ urgeo construction ot ln Middleport on ground noor Priced For Quick Sale . . 3 room ouse en, . a. . ture for grades seveJt and eight. McElhinny 338; Ken Yeauger Sharon Smtt~ 219; Suzanne Ar- airport tn Meigs at joint din5 room and bath . hardwood 18.500 00. Phone 773-$611, 12 29 6tc 426 . Total 1608. Won 1 Lost z. nold 304: Handicap 972; Total ner meeting of Pomeroy and Contact: I floors . Young:.town kitche n. Charles Lyons, Mason. BUICK Roadmaster, $400.00. The spelling textbook com· I The Spollen _ Ben Grindstaff ;2015. WoD 1 Lost 2. f..owll Jte. Middleport Chambers of Com57 automalic heat. Private enCARROLL JOHNSON, --c--:-:-,-::-,-;-11 17 tic Phone WY 2-2768. D'Jttee composed ol Horton Eck, - --- pair - Pam Sylvester 373; Ma- merce. I trance . Call WY 2-3200. •'l)ll SAI.E -- 1\liddlepo,.,.. , tal~ U 22 30tp . ard, Jessie R. Hunter, Morita r: Hennessy 294; ita Nieri 345; DECEMBER Pomeroy I 5 tfc l : est bUilding. located 352 N an Tilt Rambler - Reed, Faye Smith and Ann Blind 255: Handicap 894; Total Doe. 2 - New Southern LoJ AVAILABI~ E for rent · alter Flv"- 7.1(; ZAG Automatic. 1964 '' Second Street_ Miodtepnrt 2161. Woo Z Lost. uary 16 B room house. World Standard ot Com••... Yeager recolTllll_"nded the My cal development corporation salps rmm demonstrators But· · .,....... W rd Book senes for grades C ' .......__ and Coan f ed to .... ' rooms recently refinish(•d_ Jl,<z lonholes, monograms, fancy I Pt'lced for QUICk b81e IJI. EseeUeoee t o thfonab eight p try sites PIIBII area I llldus7 baths, and winetc . U!al control, : _Hotel. Big ear room. ride aad per- wo wr. • ...... ; Mary Hand1 am85fi 3 · p dows , free gas, $75 .00 Locattormance. Small cor ecooomf The hoard accepted the res· "? ; -.., Thomas 329; . ec_ - omeroy's Swindell ed mile' south of Hacme $31;71 - terms. WY 2-3862. f'OR SALE: Modern all eiee. and managerabllliJ ignation of Wllbur Planta, teach· Linda Dalley 324; Handicap 849; WlDS Clas• AA All. Ohio first 3 on Route No. 124 . Call WI Y· 12 31 6lc tire 3 bedroom home, 100 • See er at Wahama Hlgb Schoo~ ef. . Total2284, Wool Lost I. Wltlte'o team honor. 3655. 1 5 6lc SINGER se wing machine with tOO lot Syrocuse, Phone D•ck Mebopelfl• Molon fectlve at the end of the first Pomeroy National Bank to Electric - Janey Grueser 296; Dec. 4 - Pomeroy upsets sli p 1n type round bobbm m ' Sterrett. WY :I.-25Z'I. E. Mala Street, Pomeror semester and placed Mr. Plants Larry D. Carpenter, Jerry J. Barbara White 309; Becky Wellston 59-58 In cage opener, I room and bath apartment beaulilul blond cabinet, equi!>' 11 1li tic Pborte W'i Wl'll on the substitut• teachers list- Carpenter, .23 acre, Rutland. ley 255: Bhnd 255; Handtcap Middleport losea to Athena 71ID Pomeroy. Phone W~ 2-3319. 1 pt!d to zig zag and fancv de• J oe Keys, Herma Keys to ""8 4 22 tic •• ; Total 2093. Woa I Lost 3. 46 . 12 15 Uc 1 si~n with cams Pay oll 7 Business Services A request of the Wahama West Va., Pulp and Paper Co., Dec. 8 - Bid of Blaettnar 'l'WO 4 room furnished apart- 1 paymen ts, $6.90 monthly . FOR SALE High School band for use of 57.5 acres, Salem. High Team Three Games _ Auto Co. accepted to provide meats. One first floor WY 2- : WY 2-:1862. 12 :11 6lc !<:X PERT cabinet making, cus· _ _ __ school buses for trips on Martin Mollohan, Zona Mollo- Crow's Town and Country, 2284_ new Pomeroy Fire l>epartmeut 1858. II 27 tfc ' ~ f"C:T X tum made furniture, such as Barden's Market Introducing March 20th, April 24 and May han to West Va., Pulp and Paper Team High Individual Game pumper truck chasols. '" • · · R01 .U s.eel""' • com- 1 hutc h ca bmets an d buffet'· McCoy's ho mogenz1'ed Co ., T acreo, Salem. milk . 8th was granted . - Crow 's Town and Country, Doc . 10 - BW .......... '-UUUO ol !'RAILER lots for rent. clo'< . plete wiih allochments and I tables etc. made to order. This homogenized milk, this Robert C. Hartenbach, Sher· '194. Middleport renamed presldeol ' lo Laundrymat and sch~ols , r:•rer h~~s tll20 - terms Butlt-;n cupboards or cabmet•- week, only 69c a aallon. Warren , Keefer, tra:o:; Iff, The Onega Corp, et a!, to Individual High Three Games of Meigl County CollliiiUIIIty Valley Lum~er & Suppl) Com v.. Y 2 1002 12 31 6tc , Phone WY :1--5312. I I 30tc I 4 81& tlon oupervl801'66, 8111101111C b Standard 011 Company, Lot, -Pam O'Brien, 407. Improvement corporation. 10·3-Uc IT COSTS nothmg to use 8 -the twohanesedw ~~s~~ hausd· Pomeroy. lndlvldiiBIIIigh Game- Pam Dec. 12 - Ohio Valley Ath· pany. Mtdd.eport - --. Bl L , Nelgler Bulldln& Suppi} lor ea pure by um ........ ~ Marth J J bnson , R. R. S)'ivaster 168. MOl>ERN 4 room ana bath 1 ue ustre Carpet Sham- new homes. Built . ID kitch- Employment Wanted . ed and ld be lac<!d a ane o letlc conferenpe launched ill' furnished apartment. M 1 d· puoer with purchase ol Blue - - - - arrJv wou P Johnson. Jr., to Tbomas D. area high schools. dleporl WY J-38'/4 . Luslre. Baker Furniture, Mid- ~s, storm windows, alUJDoo BABY SI'ITING In home. Any ID operation immediately. Crow, Vera A Crow Lot PornDee, 15, 1JM Dec 14 - Burglars rlllll8ck 9 11 tfc dleport. 12 29 61< r.~~::· ~ Guy Netgday from 7 8 · m. on. Phone The next meeting of the eroy. · ' ' Slm011'1 Monet - E. Sylves- Middl~port Elementary school 1 5 8lp Board will be held Janlllll')' Floyd CUmmins, Addle Cum- ter 425; G. Burdette 327; o. Doc. 15 - FlniiiiCIDg prob. lr-""""""=====------,1 ' ' · 12 29 tic WY 2-543S. 'I'HREE ar.~ 1' 1n c · • . , , tur o" he BEST PRICES ON LADY wants work I days a 18th at 7 p.m. and a canvass of mlns to United Slates of Am- Cladt «4; BUnd 330; D. Nlerl lema staiUng sewerage In Midand onlurni'h•d apart week. Phone WY :Hfl8. tho January 12th Special r..vy erica, Easement, Letart. 293; Bllnd 110; Handicap dleport, Council reports. ment& WY l-...,:1< 11 ' tl< EXPERIENCED l-4-11tp Election will be made al this Robert C. Hill, Etta Mae HW 119; Total 2001; Won t Lost 3. Dec. 16 - Eutem's ~tIIMALL apartment , 2{111 Butter . meethg_ to Rita A. Johnson, 2 acres, N ... York Colblq - J. Wal- en basketball team defeala nut_ Ph . WY 2-21U12 l!oger 670 60 MARRIAGE API'UCA'nONS Sutton. ton 400; B. Grindslaff 329; J. cine, 55-411, Harry Peckham, r1 CuiJums. 12 1 tlc x 15 - - 16• PT. PLEASANT - Three Present last nlgbt were Su· Albert Hill Jr., Ora E. HW Warner 388; B. Smith 483; H. Rt. 1; Middleport dlea 1D BradNylon Bio<kwoll Tub~"i~~!' couples have made applications perlntendent Burdette, Aas't to Robert C. Hill, Etta Mae Wolle; Handicap 159; Total bury road automobDe cr&l]lt. lor marrlnge Ucenaes in the of· Superintendent Ralph Sayre, Hill, Lot, Sutton, Racine. 2143. Willi I Lost I Dec. II - Car • trucJr .~b 'l'dREE BEDROOM duple• SUPER SERVICE I'Tom tho lal'lleat tnlcli '"' flee of the County Clerk. Apply· Warren Keefer and Board mem- Gayle H. Price, Edna Prlc<! Fabrlo Shop - BUnd 330; A. kills Jamea G. Smith, 4tj of '~- private entranl'c Sug;u Run STATION oulldcner radiator 10 tha lng were: Charles W!Uiam hers, Paul Wedge, Robert Ad. I< Richards & Sons Inc., 8 ae- Nease 376; N. Barton 342; BUnd Racine, Rt. 2, fnltantly, Fum. .. ·ares. WY 2-J6t8_ 12 I tic ,.,. w c .... , I!Dallest beater con. Gloeckner, 19, Pomeroy, and klns, Harry Slden and Earl rea, Lehanoa. 330; .1. Howell 371; Handicap ers Bank and Savings Co. be. /·'. For Sale ' Mo• WY 2-9932 Vlkki Lynn McDaniel. 17, Ma,._ Keeler. Absent WBI Board L. R. Barr, ,'\Uce Barr to ltili; Total 1854. W011 I Lost 1. gina celebratloD of Ill ltllh on; Conard Leroy Davis, 50, member Blll Howard. Dale Barr, Pauline Barr, part Landmark - P. Billkam 320; anniversary. lfELCH'S Auction ~ol!·. Satur- LUMP d >NV ••71 •• Pamo- Bu<khannon, and Katie Irene of lot, Olive. N. Carsey 387; I. Couch, '.llfl•, Dec. 21- Santa Cbrllllocked . ~ 1 ;~ n run of mme coal • • ....,. Ho FAMD.. INNE 1 1 ,day Night , 1 10 p m .auc< for " ''' f:ue•lem Coal Co 1 Rice, 43, Pl. Pleaoant; W· Y D R GIVEN L. Burt 279; J. Hysell 333; Hand- In Pomeroy Stiffler's otore. •,.()!ilf on Roul e 121 . AUI'IJoneer " ard Lee Miller, 21, Point Plea· A family dinner was held reSEVERAL ARRAIGNED leap 351; Total 2047. Woa I Dec. 28 - Thomtlll lllc(low. ,;_$lirn Chapmro P,lge St Middleport tfc l ILarl f'.n Pl•"-1... sant, and Carol Sue Sdmervllle, cently at the home of Mr. and PT. PLEASANT - Arraign- Lost I. 81•.ol Pomeroy Hl&b places lint 12 4 , 1 5 3tp , Heatinc 19, Point Pleasant. Mrs. Charles Griffith and Karen ed before Justice of Peace A. 1'011111 No. 1 - C. Oblinger in Meigs lD Gelteral Scholarihlp SINI:F,R ·''w1og M<~chines , MlnenYIIIe, on Chester Rd., with Mr. and ~•. Goodwin In various charges 435; E. Searles 340; N. Atna- leal lor bJih school aenkn. new !76.50 up_ Several used ' £ad vou oewor trooTWO ORDERS SIGNED Mrs. Kearney OgdiD, Mr- and were: William Joe Huston, bary 395; A. Hanning 411; P. Dec. 211 - Enlln-lng flmt Insurance macnmes ai bargam prices We - · all PT. PLEASANT - Two dl&- Mrs. Rex Shenefield, Carl Ev· Nitro, lined $20 and coats on Mullins 420; Handicap 150; To. retaJned lor work 011 Rt. 33, • '. The Fabric Shop Singer Sales llewer - missal orders were oigned In erett and Linda AM, Lang&- the charge of loaded gun In till 2151t Woo Z Lost 1; Ra. Doc. 21 _.. Boat lt>fll!c!tlng proand Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call~= Nlllt Mason County Circuit Court ville; Mr. and Mrs. Cari ·Shene- vehicle; Richard Eugene Jul- land Furniture Store- D. Grate !t'cta plam lor MlilllltJ>ort .. aDtl WY 2·2284. 4 21 tic Monday. The separate main- field, Carpenter, and · Mr. and ian, Lancaster, Ohio, '10 and SM; P. Carson 3QI; C. Black Pomeroy are ID • 7 • llr tenance action of Emma CU~TOM butcheriitg- and cutC.. Mrs. Herbert. Jones, · Keith and costs, driving left of center; 277; M. Edwards 237; V. Grate glnoertng. phaoel.,. , f' 1 1 ttc ting Phil Meier Phone WY lnstrudions . Rulli va_ David H. Rust was Connie, Dublin, attending. Hugh Burrla, Pl. ·Pleasant, 3911; Handicap 420; Total :&OM. Doc. 211 C ~Q:c.;;;;;;;;;-s;;;;;;;;-;i;; 2-3510. ' !2 tfc t dismissed and the trespassing plesded guilty to an asROult. Won I Lost Z. , 1to head 'f.OOO lund drive to 9 ,s.J'Vlce Cot> ~"s. =~ '!!v'!!, 8 action of State of Weill VIrginia Pleaoant Valley Boapllol ~nd battery charge and . was · Ind. High Game ~Betty Smith hllve alrlloi't •bunt, LIJ1da. Sue made ol egal papera., COAL FOR sale. Good lump l n - , "':* _...,. =r,.,., vs_ Archie Henry was dlsmls&- ADMITTED: Connie Sue fmed . $10 and costs; Ollver l't82. lnd Fligh Sorlu - .Betty ~ Piirlii!f, tllel'ftwned 19'5 .J•mlor almost any coal, deh;ered.or at the:;!:~:..!"--::,~~:,~• ed alter a aurvey was made !Plumley, G:~ond; Geor,ge / White, Mille,, Ohio, and llenl'}' Smith 463. •· . ! Mill 'Qf...M&Ip County ttla'Y· . ••• en Pom......, ~:n toreys Run . See l :!....._,.. ::;:::J''":,"':: rul:;. by agreemert ()r th~ partiP.s :slayt.on, H ; Mra. Beat-- White. Charleltoll, W. Va. .. were · Team Hlrh' Game - Te~ · cte e\'er1t. lUALITY PT. ol the Special Election lor I been[ DAll Y CROSSWORD ~.,. ® Pomerov Motnr Co. ................ " ..... ·....- - -=:..m_, - :3! 1 I !;==========: 1 ":! C I -- a!!::. Ea•• It 8- _ _ _ _ _ _, 'f·· ··--- .. I • •• k' I p res1'dent of It sch I Board ' . ,,. IS 38.0ilof~ petalo tO. A mou .wchool , •tudflllt 42. Lariat 43Pa.D KNutorl·ty &t. PoHtlcal Wo~ ~~ ~ otactty jlt ~ po ~ 138 ~%is WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6:00 Sign On - News 6·0:. Scared Heart 6 20 Meigs Co!lDty RFD 6·20 Paul Bowers - Farm 6 30 Bill Miller Sho» 6:57 Weather 7:00 News 7 05 l'iny's Morning Chapel 7 20 Bill Miller Show UO Sports 7:31: Pickens H.rdware ('lUes. · Thurs') 7'50 News 8 00 Bill Mlller Show 8 00 Johnson Simpson Ius. (friday) 8'30 Daily Light 8 411 Bill Miller how 8:41 Baker l'urnlture Show I Wed. · Fri.) 8:45 I&S Super Mkt. Show (Thurs.) 9:00 News 9'05 Coffee With Janet 10.00 Blll Millers Brunell Show ILINI Ministerial Association 1U5 Mason County Agri. EnL (Tues. I ll'l5 Famlly Worship tThun. 11 : 1~ A_S,C Program (Fri.) IUO Swap Sbop 11 :45 Tiny's Country Hymntlme 12,00 Cemenl Block New• 12' t5 ' Gnessler Gueot Star TERI(Y ' ' 1 :f ~ 1 i!"W· 1 - b __ ,. --.-. _ !1"'2 Cj&U'I'CQEI I = • CQZLIHIG WJEH RADIO MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 4:00 Disclng with Ooao Sign On 4:30 Interchange 12:30 Larry Anderson Show Be Still and Know s,oo Community New• J:OO Jbn Mees Sho\V Newo 5:05 World New• 5,15 Sports Todsy 4:00 TlnyS Santa Claus Show Musical Clock 5,25 Weather 4:15 Jim Mees Show News HeadliDea 4,30Electric Co. News Musical Clock 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5,45 sian 011 4,40 .Jim Mees Show Word and Testimony s,oo Sign Off Ohio Valley New 1 SATURDAY World Newo SATURDAY % :1M) Sign On , News Sports Today 6 ' ~ Sign On 5,05 Country Music Weather 7:00 Be Stili and Know Musical Clo•k 7:03 New• 6 , 25 Country Jamboree 7'00 Larry Anderson Show Com.nunity News 7:08 Musical Clock 11:00 Top Ten Show Talk ot the Town 7:30 News Headlineo 12:00 Noon News Mason CouniJ Newo 7:32 Muolcal Clock 12:15 Mucial Interlude IO:OO Public Service 1:45 Word and Tealimony 12:30 The Rev . Merlin Teets 10' 15 Family Worship Hour 8 00 Ohio Valley New• 1:00 Jim M.., Show t0:30 Latcbs•rln& 5:05 World News , S<ign 11<00 News Beat 8:10 Sports Today 5 00 011 SUNOIIY ll:05 1\!0r.tlng Melodleo 5:15 Weather 7,30 Sign On . Army Hour except Frtday, Church 8' 16 Pt. Pleasant H.S. 8. 00 Frenc h c I·ty Bap t'~ Football bo IH5 WBells lA NRlns 8:30 SUndav Show • · or • ews 10,30 Song & Story Hour 8:30 The Bible Speakes to You 11 ' 5 ~ ~ason County News 10'~ Family Worship Hour 10:00 The Good Lifo 12,00 Community News li,IN) News, Army Hour IU:15 Sundsy Show 12.: 05 Local News IUO Public Service 12 : 10 Markets 12:00 Noon News 12:00 News Roundup 12 : 15 Weather 12:15 Christian's Hour 12 '20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Rev, Merlin Teeta 12 .20 Bulletin Board 12' 25 News 0 Gr&Dll 12•25 News 0 Grams t2 • s 1,00 Rev. Andrew Parsons . :,o aturdsy Matinee 12 30 1:30 Rev Silas Billups .2· ~ounty Agent 1:15 Ohio State Football 2'00 Rev'. l{o,.coe Thorne t:45 ~ountry Go Roond 4:00 Discing with Doss S:OO Sunda Showcase ,.S5 ews B•at 4:30 Top fen fl.elrUo 3:38 CounJy HymntimerB ::00 Country Go Round 5:00 News Ru•ndup 50 News Beat 4·30 B u , " ~ : 15 Public Service 9 5:00 s~:. ~17"yman 1 Hour ' ' 00 Midway M&•inee 5:~0 Dinner Musicale H> News Beat 5:f5 Sign Off _ _ _:,::___ _-....2~'--;_~;,;-;:;;:-::== 8v GEOitGE WONDEit 5,45 7:00 7:0) 7:08 7:30 7,32 7:45 8'00 8'05 8•10 8 ' 15 8:16 8:55 9'INI 9' 55 Mf,JOI(, WIIA~ :!0 SI'!'OAL ABOUT THI5 ONF!.. OH, QEE! 'Ill liNKS! BUr I F!iEL Wo!iDERFUL ~IJOIT THIQ _ , .touT I ~'T 8001Ef! IOU WITH TLIY TAM 1 ~ ANt' MY POO&· LEM~, LEE. A' 'I'OU'RI!!' A~ I WtAISINf 'IOLI'U. HA'VE .ENOUGH -_,..., )OI.It NOW REMEMBER ··· THE WINNER GETS 80TH •PI"'"'-' "'! ..:!' 1 ~·'"rf.. Hogue or pho1n,.e 1 !.~o! ll:.?-:::!:.~~:.. ..._ ""= :'!"~~:. wu not aull!J Cllj•~,~~~RG~· r1.Je, 1~~~.:!~~ 1 •,~~ -~'d--~."::ts on,~~: .~· .7~ ;Te~~~ High Series-:.:~·~ ;o c:i:.~us~~ r~ltl, In •• . . morninq' -r: BLAmNAR'$ _ at'" tn the TO XZCQYX.I VGO OKRRPQ.-QJtXLH AVBY4 HOr 60VERNMENT EJY 17AY AAV ~!ET COHG rl NI6HT, flo;,t<!l~f C~oi ·"""·-= •: Cnip;Jer for h1~ troub1e 1 o,a~ . but we · c~ l?av.rtQ i'OQOOI~ - R-•• bow to work lt:r 'Tl<I!RE AI'<!' OTHFR a. o:;-: I- c~"liJ€16ate ==-=---=.....:::=:_::__ __ · .,..,.=------,--- -- p:an to a joint account be handier for you, PeU Then JOU wouldn't have to be alway• dollnc I)Ut what I want!" Restaurant & Bar RADIATOR SERV I CE ~ l ~wouldn't For Sale! snow Tires I~ vr .:o ... r..,e • ltl! ., MD., ••• Ttl .... .,_ Plot. - I e.. ~ ~ r~ A COI,..JJ!PPII"'IIN• q I t ;ASllLI NE ALLIIT ~ ~ ~ I" [:%:: ]'10 141 41 KZJtCLB: Blaettnars qutr~~-~o ~ [U .._::d. Brake Service d~""'Jgns, tl (31 J3S """ AXYDLBAAX& to LOltrQ:I'.I;LLOW One latter llrnplJ' Btaudl: tbr for the u.r.e L'.. X for til.- ~- IJ:I. thiiiUIIple A 1• u•ad trophie•, the MnJtb and fonna 0'14 etc.. Single letters, apo.. &acb 4ay tbe eodlllttta ttbe worda are all hint-. Wheel Alignment sh~rm door~ ,.,~ ·- DAU.V CR Jr 'I . ro~~ ~uwa40 ~~ 10 ~ ' Property Transfers ~ ~In ~ ~ amend!-~ . ~ Jl8 CapM 3!1:= li ~ BT. Hindu I wed!!e Renamed · , ··~ 31)_ _ I' L -.a..... •tloaa 30.Pinch 11 Added ' 16. :J'oUo: I I • wed. DI<DOY and bia IWI!e ere, BOARD TO MEET 1' 1\,'\.11""' ol couru, 1111 iilara. The executive boal'd at the Disney p!'l!aertted some IIIIDI Gallla County a..pter, l\mert-1 Sunday night of tho otange Jl'Ove and f1elda that used to be can Red Croa, ..uJ meet at where Disneyland is now; and 7:30 p.m. Thurtlday, at On1ce I o1 some ol llle CDIIllructlon Methodist cbureh. work. as the years went on; and chairmen will be uked to live BJ RICK OV BROW thaD evflt. Now, with aonlleaeu of celebrities IIlii ~lolt-.1 the brief reporla of their Wilt Disney continues to COIII!dored rather "out" for aet. park. There were mso shots o1 acUv!ttes. ~letly and unobtruaively defy work entertalnmeut, ho 11 a1 the park llaeU and oomo of ito ..any of the fiOoCalled require- &eJttle ao ever, and hll ratln&s"_t_tr_a_ct_ION_._ _ _ _ _ __J!__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~AitHEY CJOOGI.I lftd INUPn IMJ...... ...n!JJ lor televlalon oue.... are amazingly hij[b. Sunday nllht, lor Instance, be GOODY X 60T so !WlBURN litis season, and"· hit weekly fi!R I..ONESOME RATTLIN' NBC-TV hour on Sundayo oon- olfe....S a show noting the lOth THEM AROUND IN THAT tlnues, jlllt as quietly and un- &Miveraary of Olmeyland, and Ot: EMPTY HOUSE it begau with a rather lengthy I THOUGHT I'D CO!>IE IN NEW QUARTERS and low-key e~planatlon by the AmO!III OVER AN'VtS!T A SPELL DOWX :Ill. Ho!p Atiorney Robert S. Betz has boos about future plans for tho LTo1.~ .Jl.lDdp tar moved Into his newl.V decorat- amusement park. ...-yo« II. To 8. Alabta: ed office at 2G l..ocu>t St. Betz It was not the sort o1 openlL 1'1mtatblon Dib..JWne will have tha olflce formerly ing that aU-knowing video exexerclle: I. lr• ""l"re occupted by Municipal Judge ecutlves would conslda- a Gr.aDtlq. Jti.A S.Kore William H. Sowt!1'11. Also hous- "grabber," and yet one of tho 12. T-K n'c 0( ed tn the building, which is joys of watcldng the sequence l!.Senlol' owned by Be.tz, is the Board of was one's Inner knowledge that :U..LJaatla. wloe 26. KnocJ< _ _.,., Elections oHtce and the Gallia probably no network expert U . Inoect County Welfare Department. would dare to suggest to Dlf. 18- ~ letter Sf. ll'rullio Dey that things be done differ- 17. ""Yes"bt 0( Mongola traditionally prefer ently. aa. Unit or J8. Aatlr meat ~nd ml1k producte. It was rather astounding as 2l.Xove we!l'ht forJ{ (·o~, obtrusl~ely, to be immensely the show went along, to coniem· st. Dancer'• owlttly !l.A.nalin~ C}'tnbalo unpoputa:. plate what a video ruJe.breaker 22. Peri.eh 411. Cry or II is not a new exper~ Dlaney Ia, especially this sea· 23. Terrible ~ U.DI&England ence for the mcred1ble show- son. His program is not loud a . Luzo" eharged 3:!. eo,.,_ va man. Not ~ many yeare bact, and offensive, 111 are so many 21'.D<nn-.. pIIJr[i' when rnov1es began to increase so-called· children's shows And IS V/1' I'" In raciness, he simply went his dtere ts no running fictional montlt own way and prospered more character in U1e main part each ll8. Cloutllot •tween ,. DIMES AIQI02iWL GAME! IT's B&<N 1EN YiARS I • SOMtHOW ! GET 'rH' F'EEUN' 'tt:IU'RE liN QRPHAN. 1Q9, SAME AS M£1 'o<JU7~ ANo-. Too< ~fflt GUESS THEf?E '~ LOTs OF US 1M iHIS Wlllt.D, EH? �~--- ~ -.-~ . , ........ - . . . . . . . ~ . . .-..~ . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . .. . 4 • . ,_. _ _ _.,~.. ...._, ... - . , ... , •. , • ..• • .. . .... · ; . - . ........ .... • ~·. . . . .. • .. ,.. ,...,_.. .. : . • .-~ . ·-, . ~~ .... . ..~' .-~. . . . . ~ --, . • ...::.:..:.... ........... .- -... • • ... . ........... . -_;...: .-· ...:--.:----;;;.."'"-;:;o;c.:;;c - ~ -~ ~J. ' I 6' f I I 'ftA I HER ....., eloudy 'I'Hnday. Hip ~ • ... Warmer 'l'barlday. .,._y*-4J, ..... liP . at- y low lolllf~ 'ftunday IN$. ... 01 , ........._ VOL XVI NO. 224 '. . ·· POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1965 BRIEFS • zn '65 ON THE 2ND FLOOR $69.00 - 4 Pc. Sets · · · · · · Sale $50.00 $79.00- 4 Pc. Drop Leaf Sets Sale $64.00 $89.00- 5 and 7 Pc. Sets · · Sale $68.00 $98.00 - 7 Pc. Sets · · · · · · Sale $79.00 $119.00-7 Pc. Sets · · · · · · Sale $99.00 $129.00- 5 Pc., 7 Pc., 9 Pc. Sets Sale $104.00 $139.00 -7 Pc. Sets · · · · Sale $114.00 $149.00-9 Pc. Sets · · · · Sale $125.00 $159.00- 4 Pc. and 7 Pc. Sets Sale $132.00 $249.00 - 11 Pc. Sets .. .. Sale $218.00 F RIDAY and SATURDAY January B-9 "THE EVI L OF F RA NKENST EIN" ('lh·hnkolur l Pt>l e r Cus h1 ng, l'elt'f Wood· th orpe . Dun can Lamont. Ka· ty Wild . "SliRF PARTY " Bob!;i Vinl tJ \1, Patr il'ia Mor· roy: -· SUN ., MON ., TUE S. JA N. 11 -12 "M USC LE BEACH PARTY" NEW YEAR ... NEW CAR~ ,,..,.· ·'···""'!~, ~ ELBERFELDS--POMEROY }' ELBERFELDS January Clearance Sale Let us he Ip you sfart off the new year wi th a new car~ Our popular bank auto loans not low-cost overall l u <.1 11 ~ . cos1 / only are but also can save vou money on the uf yo ur car. Prompt service ... con- veniently ••-ranged budget-fitting payments, l<lo. SEE US AND SAVE .. , NOW! MENS AND BOYS Credit Life Insurance At No Extra Cost ..m.... liii~ens J1alional B hk COATS and JACKETS -~"J"'"..,.n ON THE 1ST FLOOR ELBERFELDS January Clearance Sale Member Ff:'deral Df'po:-.1 1 insurance Corporation THE '' I•IIOOLE PORT ON THE BE AUTIFUL OHIO BE T WEEN PITTSBURGH, PI\ /\N O CINCINN •\11,0 HOMEOWNERS INFORMATION SERVICE Mens & Boys Sweaters ON THE 1ST FLOOR $27.50 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $21.00 $25.()9 COATS· JACKETS _ SALE $19.00 $22.50 COATS . JACKETS _ SALE $16.50 $18.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $13.00 $16.95 COATS· JACKETS _ SALE $12.00 $16.5() COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $11 .00 HUNDREDS TO SELECT FROM $14.95 COATS. JACKETS _ SALE $10.ofl 14.95 Sweaters Sale 10.00 13.95 Sweaters Sale 9.00 12.95 Sweaters Sale 8.00 10.95 Sweaters Sale 7.00 9.95 Sweaters Sale 6.50 8.95 Sweaters Sale 6.00 7,95 Sweaters Sale 5.50 6.95-Sweaters Sale 5.00 4.95 Sweaters Sale 4.00. Fri. &Sat., January 15& 16 We Wil l Have At Our Store FactQry Trai ned Representatives Representing · These Products •.. · eWOOD PANELING (WELDWOOD By U. S. Plywo<!d Corp. eAZROCK VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE Representatives Will Expl ain The ir Proand Instruct You In Their Use. This ld Be Of Interest .To Those Wanting to Their Own Work and Also Those Just in Materials. KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. WY 2-3748 FURLOUGH 'END/I Second Lt. Roger Hartung, who has been on 1..-louab wlib his wife and mother, Mrs. Eddie Hartung and Olber relatlml, lell Wednesday for San AntOt>lo, Te•aa, where :oe will be lla· ~:~=~=~~ by Mro, He Hart!IIIJ, tloned. was 1 nuroe, who w!U be ID a ~OIPIIII tllere. ELBERFELDS.-POMEROY , 1_._.,.,;::.,.;~---"""'",__..,....,"""~~~ < • ... • • ' "" $13.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $9.50 $13.50 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $9.00 $12.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $8.~ $11.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $7.50 , $10.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $9.95 COATS • JACKETS - SALE $6.50 $8.95 COATS· JACKETS _ SALE $6.00 ' . fi.OO $7.95 COATS· JACKETS __ SALE $5•• $7.50 COATS· JACKETS - SALE $'4.50 $6.95 COATS· JACKETS - SALE $4.00 ·1 $5.95 COAlS • JACKETS _ SALI. . , 5 ' $4.95 .COATS . .,·JACKETS_ SALI $150 ' . . ' . .. . . . -~ .. -;t" 'c; • • '- Yotf n &lola'M Now Yarlt .... ··~~zr" ·¥•'''~ .. ·r ----------------~~~ i .FivrW...t .~ .. .NEWS ELBERFELDS January Clear~nce Sale DINETTE SETS '~OW en ti },;~;\- e .... . .... .... ••JDIIor ..... ,.,.... ...,..._,_ ... � 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/. 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