https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/91640603f22fda89ab353f46f426dbd0.pdf d6472b0dc23b4e5b4454e236bda0004b PDF Text Text ., i . • '• j D u Deve1opment 0 I Fa mil Child lsCiub'Topic Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' J an 8, 1965 etting Oflicers/nstalled,CCommit!leeDs fA N0 med' by Chester ounCI 0 ersonal. .. and sent me l Mary ' wa lter ou t- ~ • Ofrtcm . ;::.dm~t~~ed Che>· Side .enl tnel 1\ t ber JUn ~ In Mtddleport ,_,__ .- a Y__ . :';'~~:~:,1. Daughters ol Amer· 10r pa>t " ""wlior <nd Helen Ira met I uesdav evenmg . 1\ oil. trustee Zel da Weber counnl or pre Mrs r leland un bt- h.t ll of llided and opened the me<' tmg the l'oun< II a past In n ru.1 1Jst.r form counu h>r to Mr> \l eiter Kt who thanked lite member s lor Wnghl and Lucille thelf hel p and toopetatw n were report ed home p!tal s amt tmpro>mg I past term It " '" announce ReJbe r ha· a habv gtr t !O 'u ' that" lhe ne< t Jan· Hill Wa< repocted as uarv 19, th ere Will be a lavelle llDd al<tt >I ' .tre r,l tza bell' ,h""''l lor F:ve h n Ba uet It bam end Mae Spencer_Pad "'' also announced that the A than!. ""' note was ' d P-"' Counctl ors wou ld mee t !rem Est her 1\nght for car s at the lodge hal l, Janoarv 13, gtft and vtSIIs dutmg nrr ancl potlu ck refl e>hmen ts wtll pitaltzat •"" Vw let Htll en) Y b" tht ChJI -..!m <l" card tree Comrm t;,es n,.med for lht! to her \ t " ' K Holter ' 11 n w Jerm ""' Roberta Lee. man g.n • 'he " po rt ul '' t'e \\ alket Margare: ·t ut l<ltrhen cun• lfl ttl" lor the past 1I Elhel Bentz Anna Tuttle, m" nth • ,. " ' ancJ Mar • K SIXTh t "i the audnmg norotll\ Lw. s nd l"--1 e "I"" o It 1 '" an means '" commilt•• "' Hel en \loll o Frederwk W( t p orl Erm!l (leladnd dO,It "K--llt•u Op al Hollon Mary 1 lied Sa tc I'' ' " ' co um •l '"''"' " tn s al I v1ae Pork•'• Hetnllc Rldenout and Trus"ll '' ,m '" tl nr .ec a F B tl ev mtseell ,mt•ous. Hel - ~!~~:~ ~m Iron~ ~'" ·I: 'i~ ~"~ se~ved -~=~rl ~~vt ~!Veil ~ld ltf~ l' sethl~hem. tbey sell their home. Fonnol'ly they followe<l the ume ago Congress , rules as all other taxpayel'l: ,)«!&n ~n ~caoent ri! ::!, ~ost b:'~~~~:: ~og dre~ ~~ ~ora SpeMndm~:arJu ~ I .-<~1 ftn~ ;:~a':ment. Mrs. II ~~~t:n:st~hortcor!nc 1~ ~·,;,,hog FRIGIDAIRE ~~,~~'\ 1 ,o•c~,lt<• • APPLIANCES ~~,:ik ~·"'"' n:~'.trteland. ~I ~· ~ amount BAKER FURNITURE ~I ~tv ~~====:::::::::::::=1 MEIGS THEATRE ~-~~~.:~;;~?:.. Sar-i ::~, ~~,'~" and a~~~~ons Stn~\:'dS::\~~ Wednes~ayHe~e~:;'g ~":'"~rv:"~;~ ;,~ 1~"c·:~t at'n ;~~n< Grell'~~·"~ ~;.~ ' the ~~ES H~ Flor~da ~:'· E:~:, Q~lo~:ath d~~d McKn~ht :.~ ~ng I I "I OF SHARP LATE MODEL USED CARS Low m1ltage i:xtu clea n AutomatiC 63 Mercury - • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0 , Monah Church. The Ftfth Amendment . of the U S. Constitution contams ' the nght not to be compelled to be a Witness against oneself. J I new 62 Buick • • - • Ele('lnt 4 n~ ~~,r Ha rO Top On ly 25 ,.121 careful m1les Power '~eat. po 1t r stet'rurg and bra kes A lmost h kc t he d<ty it wali su ld -- • LeSabn · 2 I Jo nr !lard Top One careful ll t <~ ke ~ 64 Buick Jill and br<:~k i' S ~dar One owner, P ower c.arefu\ o wner. P ower steer· 63 Oldsmobile lupt>r • 88 · 4 Doo r A1r c o ndltJOnm ~~: One ca reful owner. Power stecr1r J/ .~r1 d b r., k<"~ Shows bf st of care. 63 Pontiac • - • Catah nlt 4 tl nor S(' dii n One lm·r.l owner Shows IPn r\"r care 61 Chevrolet H ~ dram a llt. YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO ~OIN OUR 1965 CHRISTMAS CLUBI II'. the easiest. surest W<rf fol rou to 50'1'0 ahead •• • to have plemy of liiOfley to spare for 1965 Christmas gifts, looliday fun, other y~-eood expenses. Just 50 small weekly deposit% t10 dues 0/f lees wloat-. Joill _.popular Clwis'IIH 1 Club ladtiYI -- 2 IJoor Hard f op Beautiful hel}C w1th mat chPr• v.Pr ~ t ee r mg and br akes One careful OWnt' r rJ• P d ~ l •arp~ s l ti l ~ an~ wh ere. Jm pala ing Jn l• ·r •or 63 Ford ~ lit- ;':~trt a11 ~ - -- ' 500 4 Door One loc-al owner. Extra sharp und out ltl- BLAETTNARS BUICK - I PONTIAC - GMC TRU C KS I :!·~y~O. ~!* W POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 93 yean POMEROY b.'i:w ": .~nd ~ddrotl RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System ~~nrs -~ beginnlllll at 8 p m. Robert Meettnc were Mrs. Burkett, Mrs. Eugene Conde, Mrs. Earl Davenport, Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Dale Walburn aod Mrs. Jean Cooke. CoTilllllltee members were named and Included, t!cketa, Mrs. Davenport, and Mrs. ell Beaver; publicity, Mrs. John Krawsc:zyn, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Date Walburn; card tables, Mrs. Robert Sc:bMrs Don Mullen, Mn. m-n ~~ • Glenn Eugene Conde, Mrs Hellsler, )Irs. Charles Smith, Mr AD&lJS Howard and Mrt. w~'••m Slater: kitchen and dining room, Mrs. K~ Sc:ites. Mrs. Robert Fuller. Mn. Dan While, Mrs. Paul Ruasell, Mra. L. W: McComas, Mn. Franklin Trtplett, Mra. Dwicht Culluma, Mrs. Beaver, Mrs. William Fry, Mrs. Newman Burdet!A!, and Mrs. For P.T.A." , '\'ltel'e will devotional period and s!ttero will be provided. trahmenta will be aerved the IHtth grade mothen. paren~ life urged io at~~ Addreu City Stile - - - - - CPI- 1 11ow th- wMks for delivery) Save In The January Clean-Up Sale Mrs. Rutland PTA. Meet }aniUIT)' 11th " • ' "'~ het~d obtam~d . ~· senate sweeps HassIe 0 ver I ~mber Co~~~;,;~~~:y· , Ih F'}'b J I US t .. '- r under I'ts Rug W~1p r,os~>ably o~un I~()(~ Patter~ r 0 :~or un~~~ td~p~~~ :~~~~ r~as monu,.- 1 1 arrest~ I Met~ ~rol (>~l I~u~:\ow~:' ~h~rch ~ set- ~ Colomt~I 1 Grose, call ~ part1c~ I'Y lf:'f'<~-ij;B-rl{Jl\i!:':,;" '?'Wil£\!!§%j;'WJ!i'f'ffl*-~ p '} H eaf (h' £ wb Ie e Ster eau. :•:; ~~~~... Des~ a~;:,: I we~t ' bo~ ~~sband Br~!Jsh •~<tf I an~ du;t~rbing Gener~ Rgl-wmm••-~ ~~101 1M*. . ~ AIabaman WouId RoII up confederate Flag M._.... 8 Ject because she was born in ' town hall thiS mornmg. the baste style of suits now bepolice cruiser and Its equip- ADMISSioN _ Mro. Robert London in 1932. Her parents The bid of Pom..-oy Motor I mg sold," satd Will. I ment. Riffle, Lotook her to the United States company was quoted at •t.-. Wtll recalls that shirts or ear· ' ·• Bollom: &bert br f shortly before the out eak o other btdders were Metropolily yeaps were with • dt;; JASPER , Ala. to Ptesjdent Jolmson. lplarmed foe us," Mayhall told PTA TO MEET YilltHaVftl; Jl\wll • Sawyero, New EarlHen 1111World War ll. tan Motors, Ketth Goble Ford, tachable collar. "But today, man Roy Mayhall of the state The Conledera!A! flag is one an overflow crowd of ahout 5011 The Portland PTA will meet Edytb cal: and R. H. Rawlings Sons. Ex- s01d Frank , "the shtrt busmess Democratic Executive Commit- of Wallace'• favorite symhol.s. Jpersons who gathered ro honor Monday eventng at 7:30pm. at rt Pomeroy Stmdo ' KUALA LVMPOR, MALAY- peeled delivery date Is 30 - J5 is on a much broader plan tee says It's time for Alabama ' . him. the school with Mrs. Ruth E!>- i'..d.vute; Win "• sla - MalaySJan patro !boats days, Mayor Lee Smith said. than 15 years ago w1th ahout to roll up the Confederate flag, I Mayhall o u 11 e In I circuit 1 . ersboch's 4-H gir!JJ tn charge. Pomeroy. aey . 1et1, broke up two altempll to land 18 dl!ferent kinds." "unfurl the Amerlean 111 1 court judge, referred Ill Presi- Mayhall sa1d his pralso There wiD also bt voop 1 lndMesian guerrillas on the SQUAD CALLED Frank 15 a member or the · (and) rejoin the Union " I dent Johruton't "Great Society" Iof the national Democratic par. diseuosion. DISCHARGES _ 00.&11 Malay Peninsula early today, The Middleport emergency · IPomeroy Masomc Lodge, a Mayhall's remarks were an theme in the Chlet li;xecutlve's Jty and h!JJ stauncb support of O>lemaa, Mlthlleport 1rcolla probably k11ling a number of rescue squad was called al l' charter member ol the Drew- apparent olap at Democrats led State of the lhllon mes.age 00 , tbe late President Jolm F Ken' LOCAL TEMps Coleman, Ml4tlleport, blah 1111en, It waa announced bere. I 08 p.m. Friday !or Oliver Webster American UgiDil post, b) Gov George c; wan..,e, •Congre.. earlier this week. ' nedy was Jnatrumental in his n.. temperaturt\ In Ponm- Glbbo, llartfonl: MAr) •. H-. said Mttch who had f•llen and sus- 1lhe POmeroy Chamber of Com- who caD tllemaelv01 Alabama I "I want Alabama to defeat by T. Leon Beaird as roy'1 busineoo d!JJtrlc:t at ll"llfl tJOil, Ponteto,: Dor9tby Wri&IJI, The Dt;fense lhe patrol boat Perak fired on tal ned a cut. He was to merce and a member of the Democrall u :opj)I)Sed to the Union and move on Into the e1rtu1t judge In the May a.m. tnday was 31 degrees un- Rutland: l:ditb IDneo, J>ome. CCODllouetl oa Page 'I Veterans Memorial Gracy .J!;plsr»p;.l CbJu'cb. fllffi* •......_.._ M IINII!t•IJ!Iilutnt•"' ... , • · ... IM tid• · • l't!l'l llaclM. . "'' M-'w ,. •••llllll , ,,10--'"i'fi \>ilBII •1.. •oii 1t l· Grea< iO<lttY' llfaT' 1>11 rltt oto,..j, •IJ., 'W 1'18-""- 'IW-lr" m~de (UP[)-chair- ~ leg 1 ance ~'::son,R~' M£H~ I Elbenelds In PQmeroy .. ··-"·· ~ descrl~ ·~ ~• ' ' ~ at the WASHINGTON (l iP)) - The Senate has solved Ill fll_iII Ib bl t le t temporarily by IWeeplnc ll I Ewmlj: Jiunera h I I us;er fa t\\oo Ru ssell B. Long Democra t-' always ..has been the lendmg of after he staru;d working there, tal rooms at the Columbus and : Stler Feed en to w11 m left untouched by the behind· 10 1 IC a b!essmg m, money and <'onlmued m that capa e1ty l southern Oh1o Electnc Co for I\1eet Fir 8t Tinae slate Bunal will be m tht th e-sce nes agreement reached Friday, but Senate leaden dJSguJse . 1 He reca lled th at bankmg In unlll_ hrs rehrement m 1951. thetr meeting. , ' Miles cemetery. did manage to d e lay a showdown untU at least March 9. The Nobel Peace Pnze wm- Amenca bt>ga n wtth the I W1ll 1s currently vice·presl· Speaker or the evemng will I The f'irsl meeting of the 4-H The compromise came as 1 satd It appeared Long l acht evement of Independence ,dent ol Dowme-Gross, Inc. be Mananne Campbell, OJStrict boys and girls and FFA mem-1 PLEAD GUILTY pro-h hbuster fore" apparent- duced a reaoluUon whlcb -would may represent the new breed • from England some 170 years 1Other off1cers are Btll Oowme , 15 DJredor of the B&PW Clubs, , hers parhupating In the steer tv were prepanng to fthhuster perm1t thre&-flftho ot lbe .lenof Southern politiCian who rec : after the first eolun., was presid ent , Tom Dow rue, treas- and general manager of Rad1o 11 feedmg proJect m connechon I Merhn M1fcheiJ, 25 Rt . 2, agamst a morton lo brmg up !ate to kill a filibuster. ·I e D. ogntzes that change ts upon l lled m the new world The I ut er and manager, Esther Stallon WJEH The program Is with the Metgs County Jumor Cheshtre, and Clalf Mitchell, 29, I the proposed anl!·hhbustet res- Paul H. Dougllos, D-W,, went 111 and Is w.l.llmg to adjust to speaker reported that st>eretary, and F'1ed W. l m charge of the E:n,'-llem and · Fair w!IJ be held at the Counry i MiddJeport, Wednes- lolutton l h1m one. better pnJpOSlllJ that change Kmg satd Long banks, howf\ er, were not banks Crow , Jr , cha11man of the Federatwn Commlllee w1th ExtenSion Office, Monday eve- dty on charges of breakmg and At present 11 takes a tw o - that a SlDlple mAJority bt alhed promtsed to stand behmd at all as they are known tod ay. board. I Wtlma Sargent, chauman 1 nmg January ll et 8 p m. ac- I enlenng an umnhabt!ed dwell· lhlfd, vote ;I senatots present lowed to tnd debate. Dowme-Gross, In c was or-1Members of the Galhpolis B cordmg to Larry Ritchie, com. ing wtth mlent to steal proper- lc cut oft debate Sen Chnton the admmtstral!on and "tf ' h' He satd they d1d not ;ece1ve stands up for the Prestdent - , depoSits from the publtc and gamzed June 20, 1949 when the , &PW wtll be guests All mem- mtttee of value. by the Gall Ia coun-1P. Anderson D-N J lntro- Emergency-Rescue which I lhmk he w11l he I dtd not regul il rl\i make lmms. i late Dr. C. W Dowme and Ern· bers are urged to attend Everyone planning to ty Shenff's department, pleadmay bring an end to the sohd l Mr Grate Said early bank est Gross purchased the firm lpate m the project shoold be ed gUJ!Jv as charged Fnday in Unit in 3 Southern bloc." regulat•ons were concerned Prl· Iknown then as the ClothMo!go General Hospital present with a report on thelf Gallta CoWJty Common Pleas Upl S Three calli w-. lDSPrtd Long's seJect10n could even j manly With UJe adequa cv of a ing company. Present Manager ADMISSIONS - Lmme Pul- proJect animaL 1court on a btll of mformation. Fnday by the POR!tNy tmertually "hberah7..e the pohtJCal bank s capital lund and w1th Ted Dowme began workmg 1n lins, Reedsville · Des!He Tbe f chmate m the South, " Kmg 1the enforeemenl of reserve re the store m 1950 and became son, Pomeroy,' Myrna Rams- ' said. Iqmrement needed to redeem manager upon the dea th of ' dell, Portland ; Esther Roberts, I son. West MaiiH:t, Pomeroy, theu notes m gold and stlver, Mr. Gross tn 19,6_ 1Pom••oy, Maude Schuster , Ed. Note - The following poem is 1 ''Th1nk Youu Ch f p ll 0 to friondo of5 relotivtt of Sgt. Gtno Wolburn, who io /1JedPomerov tel guest 0 0 ce who suffered a poqlble bearl LONDON- FlLM STAR '' R tary pres!dent DJCk Rosen- I Store Manager' Downie SaJd Pomeroy. I "Ill I Webster was •peakattack. s•- wao ...... to Met•• b d d 1 1 n the U. • A r Foreo W. P. A. F. Bott Hospitol ot n• , Elizabeth Taylor wants to g1ve aum preSJ e over the bnsl- of Frank W1ll : "His expenence l DISCHARGES - Robert Mus- 1 Dayton, 0. He II the nophow ef Mr. and Mrs. Ralph er at Hamsonvllle Elementary General hospital up her American cllizenshtp ness The dmner w." , and knowledge m the clothing ser, Rutland; Crella Musser, Grovot of Pomeroy. School Januarv 7th at 10 ' ' a The Squad 1o tho Maud• "and become completely Br1t- serve Y women of Heath busmess makes h1m very llelp- 1Rutland m. on the topic. "How Local Schuster residence RJ.verv ew 1 THANKS AND GOD'S WISHES" ish" becattse of her love !or MethodiSt church ful to our hrm" ' FINE LEVIED Tho cards ond letters that I hove recelvoci, Ia• Is enforced" Dr ' at S:lltl p.m. • and Iran• 1 her Welsh-born husband, R1ch-1 F< ank says men 's clothmg Middleport Mayor Lee Smith Are so(mony to onswer,.,... ' "· Chtel Webster sa1d his depart- 1ported Mro, Schuster 1o Melg• ard Burton The 32-year . old Pomeroy Motors Is st)les seem to go .and come has fmed Hugh Shiflet, Middle- They .,.n to much. ond tholr thoughts rllch to dHp. mont Is particularly mterest· General hospllal u a medical beauty satd she _wants to be • back lie recalls, 'They are port, $15 and costs lor fadure I -uld onowor them oil, but I nlld rest ond siMp. eo in young people and invited patient. Alfred Deck W81 takthat I love Amenca less, but Successful B1dder now back to the short coats, to sto after an acctdent and , 1 proy oil of you, 10 wondorful ond kind, the young students to . his en to Meigs by tho love ?'Y more ", I Middleport Village councli wh1ch ts pracllcally the same $50 costs for no operator's ! Will receive God's wishes tlll tho ond of limo. office Students of the thtrd, squad at 1:118 p.m., alao as exeltuJVely -; not I accepted a bid of the Pomeroy l st) le on the market 20 years hcense. Rtchard R. Dugan, Rut-1 · Sgf. Gene Wilburn loorlh, and SIXth grades gave medical patlellt. 1 Altl!<Jo)glt Mtss Taylors par· IMotor company to provide a ago 1land forfeited a f25 bond lor htm an enthuSJashc reception ' 41 enta were American, she / new pohce department crmser I " Pla m iront trousers with / the peace, They were especially interest· 1 ran cla1m to be a BrJ!JSh suf>. during a spec at meeting at llwo and three button coals are ed in elose-up view of the Vetruo Rot,ll8l !. J' •' Th~ In SHOP"SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 ., ~ones. HI :J'e~tmg find Dry Goods. ~ ne~smen 1 The Store In Every Department W~ting apparel for yourself and your family. Furniture and Furnishings for your hoane.. Housewares Cosmetics - Dress Materials ' . '1 , - stun~, ' C".~RLOTTE, N. C. - DR. father : .r ll (Jap> Grate, who I F'l ank was na med r~anager day, January 12, at 6·30 p.m. l tng to !Jre calls M~!ID Luther Kmg calls the was speaker las t week ""cf of the New York Clothtng at the Martm Restaurant and I ~lechon ol LOUISiana S en. '' The efuel basJI\ ror b'ankmg Hou se m 1929 about 14 years Jarterward adjourned to the soc- ~ I ."' M FJ • rs. eming n·Jes at Age 80 1 b~smess \1- dtamo~ds ~nd:>ther I~ cha~rman. There's Bargains All Over n--·- ~ ~ I .'. , .•.. , " . I I behev~ ~mp - ••id •c:- t~g ~ht l ~oli;~~ .~rk a7e;h:%r:; ~er Drive to Elberfelds ,In Pomeroy and ott.Coffee aerviee, Mrs. ~. Mrs Davenport, Mro. GeoriO M!ller, Mr s. Raymond Stewart, WU Mrs. Dan Thomas, Mro. • llam Inglea, Mra. Eugene Houd· I tohelt and Mrs. Kenneth \:; r!JJ · soft drinks, Mrs, Ro ~ - hosteoseo, Mrs. Walburn Myron Dalley, Mrs. Jame'o Johnson and Mrs, Bradbury. The RuUand P.T.A. will Monday evening, Jan. II In the high school auditorium at ?:30 with Arthur Mlller, presldeot, in l:harge. Special millie wm be rr-oted by Jul!a Lucas, w11n was a eontestanl iD the Junior MllB Pageant. Tbe 'jii'Ogram will feature a dlalPIUO followed by group dl~e~~~~lon 011 theoe tople~: "Homework;• "Collllllllllleao Na- - 1 ha~e:"~.:m~k htstor~ ~ - I Ban I • • Rotarv~Toptc• WORLD searchpressed£or Gems -- Be}'1evedLos{Forever :~ ;h~ ~~ck ~as did·· ~ F•Iremen are caIIedou{ 66 T'ImeS - - savsl w~~a~~bach I I I I I "' I cloth~ers ~f' !US ~·ntf ~ol, w..;., Downie-Gros~. nev~r 0 1 C t1 School ad '-o_._______, L~M~e:mbe:r~F:•:de:ral:.:De:posi:t~lns:ur:a:n:ce:o:rpo:::.ra=o:II_JI ~~....;Between and "Gellinl w..ura :.-----P-0-M-ER_o_Y.,., t~e w~ " S55' S1 <111~ 2 Door Hard Top Bucket seal, Floor ru nsoul .l:lr 1 , ,,..\, <~} mndt·l ~ Pr ('U I ' m <~ t l r Po~~;e r steenng and br:Jkto:. All "Jll}-l 1n h:nor 2U,UOO o~~.ctua l nules L1ke LeSabre 4 Dw,r I ~nald ENTARYS COMM $2.95 63 Pontiac Jteermg and Will, Dean of Clothiers ~:~. Middleport CCL Is Planmng Card Party Soon BONANZA 62 Buick inf~rest, I ?~:~-s fa•nl~d/he~ Fe•'""~' ~Ciioiiloii':":':'•:•:"Gruf'~om• '======-1-M'"r"'s=W;.a.lt'"er= , H;..y_se lJ ut1 1 I I "MUSPc;:r~·EACH Tempe-l 4 &hilt , w..,.... :?:~ ~nd * * C Okays Airpt~rt I Nan~f,Bobby Roush ~ w~s ~or ~ere J mg ~ the~~ Ma~··Bapt I tst Bobb~ V8 ~or ~A• Hersc~:! * I ~nd ·~~ I~ ho~e c~nt:~ I e~t ~a; FIVE CENTS mr, a - ~ 0~ 1 ~~s. H~" w~~ cDasfor Ruppelf Is Speaker on f I Th fetnQ emeRup~lt, e.~pUatna Ubi~ llre,1 1)1Ct\Me~Mil bo~ne. SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1965 The Mtddleporl Chamber Other new officers of tht C to a publtclly committee. merce'o CMtmtmUJ De loll Commerce Fnday mght endor· 1or C besuie• Mr Coats, a MidVIce-PreSident Welsb showed 1ment Banquet to be lteltll•'lllunsed the proposed oirport devel· dleport funeral home director, plans wh1ch have been drawn , day, Feb, 4, at liMt ' M• ny opment m Forest Run and re- and Jack Welsh, Vtce-presldent, lor the proposed boallng lacdi- ~ school. Miller uld lblo It Two Alhe111 coWJty men art elected Bob Coats its president. Mn John Werner. treasurer, ltes and told ol wock alretdy " Meet The Ola'l • · IQPt" bemg held In Meigs eounty J Endorsement of the program . and Cart Horky, ,.cretary. undertaken to make the pro- and that the Jl!'~ 11- aot jail today otter cenfemnr to , to develop the a~rport at Forest Prestden t Coats named Mr. l posat a reality. H< expl_amed l try101 Ia enter al, caltle rustling early Fl'Jday m Hun was gtven by Chamber Werner cha~rman and EdiJon I ttere " tax money available ready be111f won:.ill • . by the Carpenter. members alter BJI! Grueser es· Baker, C P. Willtams, Georae lor the local project and lhat t tocat clwnboro, ballillter, Ill Shenff Robert C, Harten bach plamed that 11 " a Meigs coun- l Meinhart, Wenda! Gerlach and ' two thirds of the costs would , aid iD the devtlopmlllt , of tho sa1d Harold Hamrtck, 34, of ty project and not JUSt for Curtl& Jenkmsua on tbe mem- be paid throuch these lunds. Jcommunity iD an _... lltlt )le. Albany and Marvm Tom, :l7, of Pomeroy. j bersh1p comnuttee. Mr. Mem· Welsh sa1d much of the local mg worked DD." E. Urry Rt 3, Albany wall be charged Mr. Grueser saad Gov. James lh.-t was named to work on a share can be through donahon Molee. vice-president ol tbt wath grand larceny m connec- A Hhodes IS highly interesled federal program to probe the I of labor and serVlces A meet· U S Junior Chamber of C... t10n w1th tha theft of e cow m the atrport and that Jt would poos1biht) of gethng a school J ing IS to be called soon to de- merce wti! be the apeUer. owned by Alvm Dye, Carpenter h£~ve a great effect m attract- to be. located locally to trsin c1de 1f the pro.tett should be A report "II JUdi • the The pair was apprehended at mg lndusry to Me1g11 county. operators ot bulldozers, ahoy. :! undertaken. I Merchanta Christmae P. aboUI 11 am Fr1day follow - FoHowmg Frueser s talk the ) els, dragIme eqUipment etc. Bill Miller, representmg the gram by Mr1. Til I mg a four-county manhunt by group vott"d to back the pt o- Bill Child s, Dtck Owe-n and Meigs Counl y Jaycees, announ- l m~tmg Wll held In Ole reerM. the Mell!tS. Vmton, Athens and gram 100 per cent'' I M~Inhart were also named I ced the Jumor Chamber of Com~ tion room of the Coati lllbme. Galha county sheriff'• departments and the Oh1o State Pa r:::ov:,,it'-~'"' ~ """"•W*',\WI.Iii:Wii~ trot. A statewide bulletin of C''LUMBUS tUPI)-Moror the cattle rustlmg was I!ISued. 1 nblcle licea&t reJiatntioaa DEAN OF CLOTHIERS - Frank Will, left 71 , and Ted Downie ot Downle-Gross by Shenff Hartenbach durmg · lor Jhe !!rill It monlbo of Inc Clolhmg Store dts play th ei r me n's su rts !fr W11l is nt h1s 4gt!J ' e• r as a cloth- I the hWlt, 1984 r&D abont U8,otJe lhe&d I' Ier begms hiS 50th nex t autumn . - Sentm el Photo. o1 Jbe total lor all ol ttl!, . I Sheriff Hartenbach said a white face Hereford waa seen j State Auditor Cbesur w. GoNEW YORK (U PI J-Autho_n t!es today pressed I tleii'Ch b•mg loaded at 6 30 am. Fn- 1 ble said Friday. Goble 1lor a fo_rtune m gems sttll mtssmg tn the Mu~eum of Nad•y mto a p1ck-up truck by 511111 9117 licenses ,..,.. pur- tu1 al H1 story robbery, desp1!e a growmc belief that fll• two men at the Dye farm. The I Tht Middleport Volunteer ! eba~ thr b Oct . 31. P••• j jew els may be lost forever . ' observers •eported what they 1 F1redepartment was sum·~ eDJer car '::gl!Jtratioa• The fabulous " Star o( Ind1a ' sapphJre and eiJtd~ t •1 D wh called , moned lor till f~res and the 1 •-• 1 , _ ••1 1 tbe precwus gems taken !rom the museum Oct. 2t Weft saw o r.Itr . ye, orlD .. ,._,"'~ ~ o Fn'd ay 1rom Mtam1. St'U · -' h he d th o anhu 1, ftrsl atd umt answered !75 ca II s 11 COUll~ otaJ J turned he re 1 nus,.n In 1 177 313 1 1 t e • " ' an • m n both m 1964, a yeat -end report t ' ' · fatned De Long Ruby - "orth more than " • BY ROBERT MNGF.TT 1clebra led hi s 71 st b1rthdav he ror In c Re satd the eow was I showed today ""'""'""""'""'_"_ ' .e ' · anrt a number of gems._ _ ___,,.-_ _ Frank Will of Dowmc-l. ross l.'l s:l ll l Vf'IY actJve He enJuvs he has l'l'Jt rt• , d gonlg taken over the school lot road l F'lrst Aid Chief Larry L New York Dist Atty. ran I f d' nd tb ...., f1lbt Inc II\ Pomroy ,, the undts- hts work and has no present back to work se iling men 's to RoUie so and Jnro Athens I B• ker said the squad had 87 , Hogan assured h at I o, In 18 I • . puled deen of men 's mtentwn of rel!rmg. clothtng. , county. Another person, who al- : m-town calls and 88 out-ofpress conference Friday t e mtn C'ou ntv ' "I tried retirement for a I • t id Ufed foUJoy. - to .... n Total miles traveled by veshgatJOn was rontmulng He 1I gems W@f"f ., Thi< fall he Will beg m hlsl while in 1957,'' say• \\ill, Mr Wtll bgan wmking In :d I obtained' . the emergency-rescue unit wa s: would not comment, however . . from loc ker 0911 in Miami 50J.h year1 workuJg m elothmgl ''but after six months of loaf· Pomeroy busmess plac<'S m license number 1 916 wh1le 1.057 man hours , on the likelihood of recovet mg , bus depot, wrapped i,!t It tt 10 stc:n$ wth the t>xcept n of Jng 1 decided it was the 11912 wh1Je he shll a stu· I It 18 tht persons were logged. I Funeral services for Mrs 1the .15 m1ssmg Jewels . paper and tied in. • : ; ; . : three 1 Frank has served loJlghest lblng 1 ever dent at ·Pem.,..y -Higll school. b I' lb becam ...-are I F!femeJt w•ro summoned lor Eva May Flemmg, 80, of RutMtamt authon!Jes were rerottln& iotllllar JfW . 1 ht s ent re ,:areer employed by Jt was m November of that He began workmg for Ewing ,:u Ulfl ebcow folio They 211 t;,.. roiin and 46 'out-of-' tand who deJd at Meigs General ported to believe that the d1a- ' A U!lephone Gfi.. plr> busme'Ses m Pom eroy · year when Frank came out of Cash Gtocery evenmgs after 1 :,a;.,st 8 town, with total losses esti-, hospital Friday evemng follow 1munds and the DeLong pointed their hidini"fla.ot, apt. Though h ank IV til tht s werk,.eltrement and went to work school and was later employed I dll't bank led the cow out of mated at $43.105, accordmg to mg a t!ngermg !llness, wtll be which reputedly " the _worlds parenttv a well-u8ed tttlili!tworld --- - - at I he old Red Star Grocery, 1 ' nd ed F1re Chief Russell (Buzz) Sunday at 2 30 p m at the RuJ., Iargest and most perfectly rut . drop ·· the truck a turn Jl 1osse. 1 b h d b h d d I! I It was: m 1915 that Frank ' ff f d MillS. land Methodist churc·h. ru v, a een s ave an 0 •. I \1011' IS O( hrs first taste of !he clothAthen s county Jeers oun I Mills said there wa• $5.8001 . licll ly resold- or soon would be 1 Kuhn u the ma•· g b H I I the truck owned by one of the damage to buhdmgs m town I SurviVIng are three children, The thrPe Miami beuchbo\i s I termmd of the ]I!Wel theft, an4 th ustness be r01 was emp oy- men parked m front ol Ham- ' and $100 to thOir <on tent s It Mrs. Robert Roberts, Noretha ae,used ol the theft remamed accused confederaltl Jack f!Ck s restdence Ill Albany. was reported that $%6.1100 m' Fleming, a_nd . Branch Flemmg.l m jail unable to raise bnil that !Murph the Surf) Murphf and • York Cluthmg Hou se m Pome- was only a short lime later damages was Incurred to build- I Mrs Flemmg s husband, Ira totals $425 000 One of the trto, I Roger Clark waited lor thetr R I 1 1 n < ' ~ nan l k Hamrtck lod b Atb • .405 dmages d ,. New York / tnat next Tuesday, al of •Lc d'ne r..rae o th e roy , that and Tom were mgs and •to to 1dted m 1951.hiAlso sUrvlVIng are Allen Kuhn • ond tht in 10 t0 Clt lzens Na Jrnnal Han k in M1d w'111 ,. d 1 1 ta en cus Y Y ens the contents of buildmgs out-' two grande ldren an one detectives and an as51stant d1s· government's h f w1111 recoy. I con lnUf' oymen county deputies and a confes- of-town t """Bndchtld th e .... ar er_ ''de_al ._'' _ __ _ __ 1dleport spokP on the of w1!h the New York Clothmg · g.ea e-I1 trlct attorney recover y__ the 1 Ftrernen answer ed ca IIs ror , Mrs Flemmg h Rwas ad lifelong M th I I Amertca n bank ing Fndav eve- House for the most part unlll S!On -11 nrng aj the weekl y meetmg of Mr Wol(f sold the seven auto blazes. 19 bmldmg l of t e u an t' e 0-! the Mtddlepotl -Pnmerov Ro- m 1957 Frank ho,. ever work- ' Women's Club will ftres. 31 brush, three dry runs, dtst church sand wa't:c lVe m tary club at Healh Melhndtst 'ed for three yea rs m ' Wolff ' Dine Hear Speaker fhree at the ctty dump , and : the WCTU heMwao edyoMung-1 h h I sc urc ' Iores m Ashland Ky a n d 'I The Busmess PrOfession ( ree for mu tua I aJd There was Iest chtld of f Dndd d I ' 's club and Mr Grate lnltoduc·ed bv hts , Port; muuth. • ' al Women will dme Tues: ianh average of lJ men res pond· Perry Beaver ro an rt rs ge l w~ ~~~h~rdth~ch~~ 'i'':;: :~: ;:~;~g ~::~"For ~xam:e, Pfl~l:. ~=· bel~ United Brethren S d S hoof ay ld. Party is He Sewing Club OHIO ( ') * * * * * * Four-County Middleport C of Hunt Ends of , In Arrests n~t I I H tess of PeNts!oY-MIDDl.EPORT, ~ J eonveadotl MN • J· • IS.. Mle. .. . . . _ ,... Th~ :::g b) 1 p;;zes awarded , fol j tLtiJOI.< Sarg ., Wolfe Vdug han and chtldren andA to roll call i• lowed by gift exchange. j ;entorule !hieh applleo to all If the selling lOOdlll lu r Oi'•tl Hollon e l\11 ' Hauer orphans, with her mother, w!lh sc hool memories • Un C under-65 taxpayers $20.000 two-t r o ,. Wal den u ll( IS l eda Kae Kraeu ]('(' Ohunger who IS a pa\lf:' II commumca tlon was read from I SttiC I' The second major change In· 000, two-thirds of the J&ln JS andOIJI,t'!ha 'Koblentz, resolu- a! Meigs Memorial Hosplta In Mrs MarLOR Slaven, diStriCt volving older taxpayers was not taxable. 65 II r HI' t-: ' 11"'' Htdt•nollf. Ada POHIP IO) prestdent, extendmg greetmgs S OS ' , of thel retirement A taxpayer over rea zes Hea dquarters For and l.etha Wood, ! Rerent hohday guests of Mr and announcmg LegJS!atlOn Day .The Letart FaUs Under the old law f5?,000 after . paymgththe 1 oidi a Frcde n ck , Ml ~ Herman Ba1ley un March 25 at Nelsonville. tJiren Sunday School held ttS' : taxpayer over 75 was per- er s commission on e sa e Hm " " ' , thetr daughter and ram- , At the close of th e meetmg, Mrs. Dayton 1annual Christmas party at the 1milled take a direct tax h1s home on which : : d a 00 o l.Jl Fu IHng r r T L n a M• ond Mr s Harold Har a dt•ssert course was served by I tamed the Sew t r Gommumty HaiJ Tuedsay eveo· crecUt on retirement income total_ mves~ment o1 . ' ur \1oc Ha rtung and childr en Dougta, and the hostess to the members and I Club at he IJli at 6 3D p.m. A chlc1ten dinup to a maximum of $1 ,524 1 cludmg ortnal cost 11 1 ll• gg' It ,.,hment s F.r- D of Cmcmnah Douglasr one guest, Mtss Nell e Bmg. home, Lmco n e g · . ner wtth all t~e trtmmlsll• providing he had earned Income sequent mprovemen s. . ll< ltv Rou' h EthBailey and a frt end. Mrs . Phil Wtlhamson Will be l_ Durmg th; w.. served . to Rev. and _ Mra, of at least $000 for each of any had hved the •I 1111 Pons !d ue'" Doro thy K•·uny L<roy of Flonda r eturn- ho' '"" fo r the Fe bruary meet- m charge o dr t Mrs H C James Momson, Mrs. Fred~ 10 calendar years. uously fort /ea~s ~res 'tldtw rill e lldl dnd Doro· ed to s end New Year's week- lllg, ' ' Vranken, preS! en ' . Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Bo Retirement mcome for this he accoun s or e sa e· M;er<. gttocl ol nrder Ada eud wtlf, Mr and Mrs Batley.' Mullms, wei: Adams, :11)'. and Mrs. purpooe Included pensiOns, an- Amo';;'t teallzed -:·: Middl epo•t, 0 . Van Melt I and LuCi lle Kraeu I , I Mrs HalO Mrs. Norm and Clarence. M e nuities, rents and dlVl· Cost as • , 1"' delm uent Luc ol le Krac u-1 Mrs. James Brewmgt on has corned as new membersh club Momson, Mr. and M". Elmer dends. A taxpayer's wife, If Gain Zli.tlll 31 d q Ma" • K !loiter, been wtlh Iter stsler, Mrs John \ I StriCkland, on behalf o! I enk Pickens, and Stev- ohe older eould claim Ratio of $ZO,IIlNI to $1UIIO' terbl \ Esllwr Rldenour . j Vt om an at llolze.r Hospt!al m ' P"'sented Mrs. Van Vra d le, Mr. and Mrs. Herljert •• ldentleal credit' II she also Two - fUtho \lae Spencer, 1Galh polts where she IS bemg I wbo also served 88 P""'' e l aud Roger, Il!n Jack Wolle, mel the required 10-year wor!t Part of gain to be exeluded 11 0 1 t·apt Doruthy R1t treated lor a fr actured hlp re· last year, a gilt. I b' Ch tsl Sandra and Deru)y, Mrs. Bob erperience 11 she dtd not , she llwo-flftho J $25,011) Pom" ' ' Ohio ;lab b...: ..., niV1l bcr 1 and ce twd m a fa ll at her home The Rev Howard A report on the c ':,il' Rhodei, Mtke and Karen, Mrs. could not cJalm the credit even . $!11.100 lON IG HT & SAT URDA Y I rl;a \\•H>d """ tant Don s Mo nd ay. pastor of th•· FJrst Uruted j mas basket a Jllmore Grady Craig, Sherry and Keith, though she may have had re- Part of gam subject to$t5tlll0 11 11 ' bearer number 21 Presbyterian Church, spoke on gtven by rs za ' Tom Norris, Mrs. Lettie Spen- tlfement lneome Capilli Gains Tu • !Iotter ""'tant, l Mr. and Mrs Ga ll toptc, " What Shall It Profit I Jr., and Mn. Willard cer, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Under the new law a husband Remember, thiS ll a benefit lfl·l hnl(llur J and \\olf and Dolon·s lef t by tram Thursday l A Man '' " at the Week of Sec.:ret Pal names were a ! NorriS, Mr. and Mrs Erwm and wife may eJect to eom- which may be claimed oniJ Pete r Lil>h n>' l'cte t Wnnd and Helen At hens for West Palm Beach, Prayer service Thursday even· I for the commg year The Gloeckner llBvld Gloeckner, ! bl theii retirement incomes once and It must Involve the tho• rw. " "'" "' t ,mon l. ''' 1\ olle , P'"ll "'' fl a fur a varatmn. They hemg held at the Flrs! Jtravehng prize donated by :rs.JEdward Marsha Moran,lonn: JOint return and the max- taxpayer's residence and not 1 lY II ''!!su1 RF PARTYlN IS BO ttr. Church. Gtlmore waa awarded to rs Mrs. Edward Miller, Mr. and imum upon which they may some other piece or property 1 taken to At hens \ n 111r1 1'.1 rtc ra \1ur S( · ghte r and (amtly, r. an r He noted the value men place 1 Boyer Mrs Larry O'Brien and Jun· com ute their credit JS raised he may own. ro\\ Cpl and M1 s Norman E Robt'rt F r~u!k and son Bobby' tl f the world and of 1 The hostess served 8 des· · P I NEXT · Wlto 11 Who Is h b H MIll e r on Hngs o bo am· my. to $2, 286 . ' ~ . ' Hvscll are announr<ng t c tr t who •ill remam m ThiS toptc " a sert course to the a ve n . The hall WBl decorated In - The tax rate used In comput· Not a llepeodenl) SU N MO N., ol a son Terrv Eugene, Janu· home wh de they are go ne I' the h splnt. f the general theme, ed and Mrs. Raymond Baaty, ke in& with Christmas and J AN 10 ll · I. ary 2 weJglled sevl:'n pounds IWhile '" they will be \nswer to Eternal Mrs Chortes Hoffman, Mrs. a:es were played wtth pnzes You con get ..ldltlonol, volulblo lox ho,!p from I 16 ozs Gra ndparents are Mr guests of thell' da"ghter and t l " Ronald Browning, Mrs. Donald g . to Elmer Pickens and now 64-pogo baok "Cut Your Own ToxM, lvallabla tT• ctnw ulnrJ and Mrs Dores Arn old. Porn-: famtl y, Mr and Methodist Chureh Collins, Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Pickens. The doQr pri-ze only through this newspaper. Franl, \1 "',.ton Annette ern) and \1r and 1\rs CNort Sm tih and e;pnu CIIOJr WJder the direction of I Mrs. Donald was won by Mary Pickens. The book contolnt oil of tho lnformotlon lnclud-.1 Fu nlf'f'llll man \1 HysPII or Basha n rea I to return to MI epo a -IHen Phllson the ·'Lord's Mrs. Edward Wells. e e chana' of J!fts and rles I rln In this newspaper "J,US Toll D" k grandparent s "" Mr< In a I ar) 18 I Prayer" and responses. Mrs. meetmg Will be Wednesday, conduiled the party. In "re To = r ogcopy olmply mall the c4ilpon lnd Singer of Clle!lte r and Mr r ----Wtll ta m K Russell prsented January 211, wtth Mn. Raymond P.riiYer ,.., by Rev. Morrison. your name, ond 50 t• ..ll- .o_fM-t-e.l r port Cpl Hy,..ll Is serving a spectal vocal number, " Eye as hostess. Ml'l. Bol> Adama was pianiat. "Cut Your Own Taxot.'' c/ o Tho Dally 13 mon th tour m Korea and 1 Hall• Not Sen, ' With r Mr. P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, R..llo City Station, pltw 1s due back m the Stat es WJII tam Russell servmg as orWplfl', tiOtllllelie and liquor York 19, N. Y, 10 late Aueust The Hyse lls al- gan~>t lor the servtce , stains are easily removed from _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ so hove a son, Bruce Anthony, I Other mmtstero the flntshe• of mahogany, ma1 were the Rev . pie, birch, oak, pine, teflk, wal"Cut Our Own ToxM" age 2'' ,.:::.--------=-= = = , ; son, Rev . Donald Boone and nut cherry. rrultwood, rotlec/o The Dally Sentinel 1965 Rev Donald H1cks. Speakmg Off tcero of the and veneen. lt'J done by P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, the ru1al service Frtday ••· Child Conservatton League new liquid product illat the Radio City Stotlon, 8 SUNDAY SCHOOL mng w1ll be the Rev. Wednesday afternoon at t h manufacturer says !JJ robe soak· New York 19, N. Y, 1 H1cks with the lop1c, How home of Mrs. Jean Cooke d In 8 line steel wool pad. Pleato ..,.a me coplot of "Cut Your Own Shall We Escape , If .. Neg-. make plans for a card (Stain Mater, Woodlnu'7, TexM" at SOc par copy. Enclosed It my chock ., lect So Greot a Salvallonth ~~- Tuesday, February 9 at Conn.). money o..., for $ stc will be prov1ded by e Middleport Elementary • • • \h~ i\lyt'r~. ln~lde a~d ~1 ---------------1 ~/ NO. 227 •t T.. .... M ~ales ",......•~ .---~- kl d an at Dnrced T. TIN frrtRWII VOL XVI TOO I[IIU)W - .- · ,.... I w I -Jill . . . . . . Ito . . NOW h~me E B: . ettt 5:U e .,....... ~ • ho::n~a:o:::'e :.~~ ~~·~ore ~~=all FIIst ~ ~lrb • -e an~, ~·~:a~• r~ retire- H~~~:~~~ ~uunctl~:,., ~:~. 1 ,,~ "~- ~"'ada -:~:~ - :.~ w~;t1h h:~d d~~~:ter ·~~ch~~~ M~~r ~:~e ;;t'~~/3ho~:~ ~~=~ ~~c ~~reM:""'" .,II l:ul~er'~un ~~~e~hetl~l~:; al · : ~e;:•tespondedday a ~I ~o Mrs nn~ A , f.;"':r!~.:~':b:O"!~h:: prln~tal :~m!nr ~ ~lcln~ ~ed841 b~ ·~~per:~ ~ :W. I par· f r.~~::trr':as," t~;h;r H<~ llte Kra.ut1: ' . . .. .........l beln~ Wfl~ rh~ ~eterans «wetm~ • B RAY 6 30 Windy and 111r01n1 lllllch col\1. ., today with temperaluru ~lng Into llh by ..... t. Mellly eloudy, mueh colckr to. lllrlll~ low !1-14 Fair Saada y, ..,. 15-20. had been 20 per cent. n·JVI'dendsThls Year DE:CRA,NJ~ an~ual c;;~~tm;;a:.rt~~ 0& J l , VF.ATRF.Jr .. Mr and Mrs La wrence Mil ' the Pm::eroy the j.n:r citizens , received ' sev- le!hnlllate4edthe Sblhsr 1 the profit, If t"n 1 It om• were m WtlkesvJIIe 1\ed Shak.,peare Club Wednesday Revre:'.c Mrs Ea rly and three ! el'll tax breaks fro!" ,the, Con- lure ;" principle on ' a as mocb nesday to VISit wt th her aunt, atler\10011 at the home ol Mrs. children were gue< ts A pot· gress last year when :": : drugs and medithan the former homo Mrs t l.tra Phll ltps LoUIS R• tbel. Umon Ave tuck dmn..- was served foll ow· tax law was I will lnes For many elderly the cost ld for II there was no Mt s B F. Parmalee has been Each ffi"-'ll ber gave her de- ed by a Chnst mas program con· three 'llf their dochome , then the r turned to her home from ftm tJOn of dlSClpl me, and m sisting of the followmg tell" to r uce n were · tor bills am was taxed as capital cain Memona l Hos- summa ry, Mrs Tompkms Opemng songs Joy to the • t8l< paid old Now the I per cent restflC· pttal where she has"""" a dtsctpline Is the way of World " "Oh, Ltttle Town of -Tile • ""ria the OM! lion also has been eliminated I dlfftculty for oldstero wtit medtcal patient for severa JIIhat ltvmg ts learnmg , an and SJ!ent fone: :• ad dnlgo land the tota1 cost of all medl- that many of them moved in ""'b lea rnmg IS growmg, and one IS Night. " Scnpture readmg, St i of m Jc eo a Ia !Hlr. cines and drugs, the cost of with their children or lnro an alway, teac hmg by exampl e Luke. 2nd Chapter, by Herbert - An Increase I hoopltal Insurance, doctors' and a artment after selling their Mr and Mrs. Robert Jay Parents are the Ill's! teachers Roush, followed by the Lord 's IIIODI Income credit. me r- dentists' fees and hospital exand thereby failed to """ re turned to thet r home Ill ol re hgJOn winch ts ca ught ' Prayer m umson " Legend of -A oace In alHed• ..1-l:e penea are aU ·ruDy deductible realne an advantage from thio Culum bus after spendmg a two- more than taught. Good exper- the Pomsettta Mrs. Furbee; tuDily to realize oom Ill lor all cou les where one of y n Con re" corw •·• k vaca twn in Mtddlcport Jences lor soe ta l adjustment I' The Gdts of Chnstmas," Mrs profit on tbe salellui.: the spouse• pio 65 or older. in wtth her SIS ters, Mrs. Susan are realiZed when the entire H tt Furbee · "The tbey bad v Hawllllgs Mr s Wilham Grue- l fam ily comes together for Mrs Herbert live of tbo elcbt yean before Thto aew taJ break aiiO aplow DOW Idea that a ser and fwmly and Mr and , ties or sp<ctal observances R h· ' What Is Chnstmas,'' •the sale. pl!ea to eblldrea who an oup:::; DO 0 M" Carl Brannan : Mrs Tompkms read Luke I· ":,' Roush ·sugar and I In former year11 medical ex· port1oa: &betr Bled pareata. Tbls penH 61 or bt ,:::of IIIli 1 26-50 how the Lord establish,, A Cross · "Dream• penses were deductible only to makes Iaiiy deduettble tbe oosl tax at all oa of lbt Mt and Mrs. Lysl e M< l" d 8' famtly and closed wtlh plce, n .. Wil- l tht> extent they exceed 3 per ot an medlelan purcha11d for 1 bome - .rea:ar eat ul Columbus were rect>nt guests e go to the Bible to Take Their Place, Chrmat cent of Income Drug expenses I"A of profit - l f tbe aelllt W b ·one can " H hi h lS of ns mas , .. t100 1 ul Mr Mrs MannMg • . a code fo r llvmg "' son. Cross ICQ.Uid be included only after As before, all other medical l iD&' price is or en. sk r cmd son, Joe ReichfmCohnd. Mr s T A. Henness)', pre!!). RouMh was ptan· ,ttley exceeded l per eent of expense! for dependent parents [ If the seOOOihnthg price lstmol'lol M s W D Parsons o arh t g rs ' .· 1e th ' than 120 e amoun r W Va has been Vlstt- dent. conducted t e rr:eem ist and Mrs Nora Cross, pro- , mconle. are fully deduct!b on erefit subJect to tax Is leoton. f whtch ope.ned wllh de\ Ohons I d to Games were tum of the son or daughter pro . $20 000 d ~resented qu\~\c~' ~-- :~~~~~~ ~;eetin~ ~~ Zduo Jng the eredlt 1111 liM - it 17 IS per 15 per fo!'lll""' centcent For Itlater,.... Cut Your Own Taxes-5: . Grange 2612 Holds AnnuaiA . p M HolidayParty ge ~f& .. or~ . . Th e OhiO Volley Grange No " Fami lY' hvmg and cMd de· 2612 met al the hall on Monday velopmenl M;as th; t~~~ r.: at p rn for their I I . ~inistry I take~ ~l. 1-•r•~t •11~<' !~. ~~I!J ~--li na-J ~~ rejo!DJ Nt~)-tiall<l pj.lriili-)-~ llem~ ~y- ~ ~Ill ~lit �' . .,.. 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 9, 1965 New In Forming KYger Creek Wins, 41-35 NHS •).]. Second All AIone Af ter 1' of Mrs. Hattie Frederick to audit the booka of tho D ol A Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. John Newell, Columbus, spent • lew doys ~ egetable Growers Busy on 1965 Crop Plans o;~!,?:: ~~ ~::.~·~: ~;S~~ en's boys ended up wlMil!c by When! he third qUirtr ende4 1quarters, but poor In between," r Adamo' qUlntet trolled to ner- lelght minute• Other. who came galnSt the cross-county Red a hancbome margin, they had Eastern was leadins by only sold Coach Brown row toe gap. throUih in the last stanza for Devilo. 'lbe wlnoon COIIIlllltted plenty of trouble with the Dev- five polnll, 33-21. AI limel In Eastern had a 17-4 advontace Senior 6-4 Center Ken Har- , the wlMoro were Theron Crllilo 21 IUrlloV. . 1114 hit 011 01111 2Z ils befco:e gaining full control. the third IIUIII Eaaten had at the close of tho !trot eight tung wao the boy who paced wlth &, Steve Bad1ley 1 and of 11 llboll from tho field for In fact, it wao only in the last only a one baWl IDII"Iillminutes and a 25-14 lead at the the Eagles m their stnJnB Charles Knight 3. 31 per cent. Rutland, playing e)8ht mtnutes of the aame that "Qur boys played &OO<f ball midway point. It was durillii fourth period. Hartung showed Eastern actually experienced par with thetr opposition, eon-_:E:.:v.::•n:...::tho=ug~h::_:Co.::a::c::h..:A:::l:_Bo="::."..:Ea=:s:::te:::rn:..:b::u::ilt::_:uo_p:_i::ts::_:bli~l::e::ad::..:.:l:::n..:lh::e~f:_ln::t.__,_:th::ird:.::__:lll::d:._::l•::ur:.:th::.!..:th::e:_:th::ir_:d_:c::a:_nto::_:t::ha::t:_Co:::•::ch~J:_im~t:_1:_•:_f_:h:,:ls..:24::Cpo!::ln::ts~in:_:.th:e_:f:::lnal:::;,_:ill::_w::o:r."''t:_:_nll!h"'t:_:_th':"~'e::a::son::__::•·~n~ec~ted~~OII~"~ctl~4T:_::Ib0~11~f0r::_il2 Eastern's Eagles otended their victory chain one more link - to nine stl'light wins this reason - by defeating the Rutland Red Devils 82-3! Frl· dny night at RUlland. ~ L tart I Of particular interest to the help growers get maximum re- ltomatoes : On younger plants Coacb John Wlckline's Kyger ville Greyhounds took aavan· ~ Mr and Mrs Wallace ~ len meetmg held' at ~ct~o!e this growers was the dl!icusslon on Iturns at the minimum expense &elect relallvely mature leaves Creek Bobea~ ,napped a three- tage of a frlgld serond hall berger and children !tpent New BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Cowlty Exteollon AJeot Falls Elementan the plant analysis laboratory \for necessary nutnents ~nef· A.grleulture past week Part k.:i Extenswn st:rVlCt! uow avallable lhrou&h ly. the plan works like lh1s: Meigs county vegetable grow· I Robert atholo ;st ' and Wil- the Cooperati~ Extension Ser·l Tlw grower secures a mOJlr.rs are already at work on ! Plant ~ooks gExk-.nsJon H0rtl- vice and the- Ohlo Agncultural mg ktl from t~ E:rtenslon oftheir IKS crop production plans. l Ua~ ~'\ fro~ Ohio State Luo- ' E•perunent StaUon. This serv I flee for $5. He lolls out the quesSt<d catalogue. for the hom~ I cu ~: ' were tile spactall.st ' lee provtdes growerl with addo- toonnalre for the particular crop gardeners are alread) arnv Ivers k~~5 C E Blakeslee Coun-- tlonal mfortnBtlon on the ques- \ and mai.la the necessary follaRt ing throu&h the mall. d ~pe~ tensi~n Agent ser~ed as lion of whether addlllonal plant for the ""alysil to the JaboraThirty Meigs Cuunty an y . x e~cnts for food is neded by the plant. . tory at Wooster. three Gallia County commer- (haJrrna~ . Arr~ncgre made This Folair, or leaf analysis Examples of the parts of .the Cifll vegetable grower;! attend~ ~ ~::;~tl~~arence Shields. ,program, is an added otol to Ifield to send are: For field ed the annual vegeta e grow located somewhat further out game Jo!1fti .!!freak Fnday mght shooting performance by Lo- Year's Day wtlh Mr and Mn. on a mam lateral. by dereattng the North Gallta gan Friday night to ln.ntC1 a 1Harold Hawk and sons, McConFor Sweet com. In young PI.I'ICltel, tl..S on tbt l.oeert' 63-51 defeat on the Clueftams neli•Ule. plants select the enttre leal hardwood. -· • on the Logan planks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chrllty, located mLdOiay from soil level The will w&l the Bobcat'! Bob Richards led \be Hounds Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland to tip. As soon as the location first evor over lloe Piratet In with ~0 points but lndivlduol visited tuesday with H~~ of the ear becomes apparent reguJar ]equ.e play. honors went to Logan's Mike ley who 18 a patient at select the basal half of the leal However, Kyaar wtrlpped Nixon who tallled 21 In the Hospital. d Ch adjacent to or in close proxim- North Gallta folD' years 110 iD eff rt OrvU Gaul, Racin~, an arit to tht> ear. Six leaves, one a Gallia County Tourney same. losing o . lson· lei Gaul, Clnctonatl, vlalted rtfr~m each plant, are sufficient. The Bobcata put the first two ~~el ~c~~n~~~~e ~ lhe cently with Mr. and Mra. Frank points on the scoreboard and v e n k hil Gaul. These samples are then anabehi d SEOAL with a 4-1 mar Yl e lyzed at Wooster lor tho ate- never were n . trolled the Logan sUpped Into a four-way OXNARD, Calif. (UP!)-Clly ments nitrogen, phosphorous, b ~·'!'t~ tl~nbut neither tie with Pomeroy, ~allipo~~ cuuncllmen have approved tnpotssslum, manaarue, magno- a ed until L~ Tyo canned 111d Jackson, all wit formolly salo of a ourplua 1· maximum produc- sium, boron, and iron. Definite scor m r with S·l& left on the league record•. million-gallon water tank for . Mr Bone said that soil sur- soil and will apply the very lean expect recommendations on adjust- 3 1JUk ~ the itrst two KC The hox acore: conversion Into a restaurant In Approximately 30 G~la • .tn Ohio are rapidly pro- best managerail skills, they lion. ments ln fertitizer practices are c oct or NELSONVILLE 1631 the sky. Melgo farmers attended urs- 1veys . . f t then supplied to tho grower. In poNmorth'· Galllo'o Chari•• Rag· James 4-1·9; Rlt< 3-3-9; Rlc-4h·· Formal action on the matter ..l•u'a Soli and Water Clmic vtdang Important m o.rma lOn • • • p k 2-ll the Kyaer Creek High _that can be used to oncreas~ Ne\~ many cases the grower can ap- 1 d knotted tho acoro at 2-2 ardo 8+20: anca e 2 · was expected next Tueaday U School In Cheshire. , mcome. By makmg an evalua ' ply tho necessary nutrients end ~n S-8 forward Chuck Leach O'Nall I>-5-1S; Shultz 2- -ll- TO- the buyers agree to convert the llon ol soli propertoes manage} increase his crop return tbat hl~n three Ia -ups and Tyo hll TALS 24-15-fil: tank into a restaurant wtthtn 1 1 Guest speakers for the event ment practices can he selecled ' aeason. t mo jti:npers Io lead lh~ WOA~ (! ) 1 2-1-5; two years. were staff members from Ohio i that will nab!• soils lo bel j The pianl analysio service is~2:~s to': 13-7 first perlQd ad· Auker 4-1-9: Westlal ----state University, Dr. Bertie L. used most effectively tn agrt· A ne·• cr-~11 service to help It also provides a program of also avatlable for lrutt crops t ge Gasser 2-3-7' Phelps I Z.IK In space Language, a Bo " "" h d d f the majo agronomic van a ' Courter 0-1·1 Humme 2-J).I "Dropue" is a small parachute Scbmldt, Sam W. Bone, Mel· culture production. Mr. ne , low-income families in rural emergency loa,ns, wa,te~: e an or r The second quarter whats ona Nixon 10·1-21. TOTALS 22-7 which unfurls automatic&ll7 vUle Palmer, and Floyd Heft. added, •·such managem~nt .as areas raise their Incomes is loans and rura renewa an5. crops. see-saw affair as Tyo 1 thl Schmidt spoke on water a- l plowm~. tillage, . culttv:.~llon now available In Ohio. accord- The headquarters office J .or lmr::.t..B:: :tl~~t~::e~ two lumpers and a foul sho~ ~~ore by quarters~ lala21,000 feet to stabllze vallabUity to crops and the dramage, and erosion control . g to State Director James T. Meigs, Jackson, Lawr-:mce: ln· for five, Phil Duncan and Lese Nelsonville 11 16 20 16 - 6.'~ s~p::.c:.:e~:.:..__ _ _ _ _ __ amount of water various crops can be adjusted t~ soil proper· ~·rDurman, Farmers Home ton and Gallla Counttes 11 lo.. tomat.oet in the work at tbt each added a basket to pace .. 13 6 17 15 - 51 wUl use. As an example for his ties, so that maxm~um use of Adminlstratlon. cated at 53A?~ Second A~ e., Marietta Sub-Station. MilD')' Kyger, while senior guard LC:!:e~~~ .. ~~ore: Nelsonville talk Schmidt said that an av- all production prac:uces can Warehime Clmtc Bldg., Galhpo- criteria are aJed iD enlaat-- Dan Chick hit three corner 4 L 28 eraie corn plant may use 50 realized. McDorman said today the lis, and is open Monday ing reaultt. . shos and a free throw to cut 3 • ogan · pllons of water m a growong I lm ort- new service opens up Farm· through Friday !rom 8 a.m. un- Based on early yields where I the Kyser Creek lead to 23-16 _ _...;;::::::::::.--~ season Beeause of Lh1s high Erosmn cr.ntrol ~ bpt it ers Home Administration cred- til t:4S p.m. the tnals were repeated ~11 a~ the interminlon. demand for water by crops, ant throughout th~ y;ar, u the l it aod for the ftrsl time to . limes the high yielding varoe- Both lellltlS played on even we mWit make eff1cien1 use of ts mostly needt> h unnglt 1 1manv low-meome rural fami- Milton lt. Roush, Achng ties with the highest yield •'- h ut the second ason w en cu 1va · · Co t Snpervisor may be con terms ua·oug 0 e all the ramfall we get durmg g~O \\Ing s ' c.d un Y ' • fir1t are : Fire Cracker, Fantas- half 81 each mlssed acorin& 1 nse 1 lu~s who prevtously were unthe year. Schmid\ said I ed llclds are expos• toone I ab le to obtam either public or tacl.ed there every Tuesda~ 'lie Hybrid (67 per cent No. 1), 0 tunilles by turnovers or He told farmers they should summer ram storms, Palmer I private loans to improve thelf ~ormng, _ an~ for the COOVE'~ Cardinal Hybrid (60 pee c~nt miscues. incre~se soil fertility to pro- -noted. earning!i. lence of Meigs County o re!.l- No. ll , Marietta No .1, He.mz o Tyo and Duncan paced the t All I duce high crops yields because : Commrnting further, Palmer All countv offices Jn Ohio, Ident s ~~~ ~~~~s o~ce hi u~ 10 1439 t90 per cent No .1.), Mar- winners to a 33-24 advantage Mr.. !~ ~~~.t'e Joh:o Reuter I hle:h prudunng crop!!! use wa- added llml watl:'. storag~ on McDorman. said are accept- thl' A~dC p ce, ason c ~~- eUta No. 45, Penn Hybrid, Mar- in the opening minutes of the d famJIY 1fa'Ve tetumed to ter more efflciently than loW the farm shoulu be planne~ In ' ing applications loans up pdle B g., . omferoy,I•Overy rt~l· ij!tta (NI>. 34, Queens, Globe· nnal stanza athneJr home in Akron havmg · 1 • . ay rnornm& rom un I t Morton Hybrid Val· d ·n 1 d yiel dtng crops. llvesto<"k an crops m to $2.500 to fmance . armm~ ~s er, ' Duncan canned a r1ve-l been called here by the dc,,th suprlv 1 Schm1dt added t~at two oth· i the summt>r and fall \\hen ram· Pnlerpnses. small £am1ly bus1- noon. 1ant with 6 7 left to put the Che- of hei' uncle Charles Smith UYtNR er methods - nummum ol\.lge t,!ll 15 scaref'. 1 nesses, trades and serv1ces. Dr. Partyka pointed out shmtea into a 11 pomt leed. Mr and Mn. Arlie Marks or fl.l£008to tncrea1e water mtakP mto . . Rural rooperauves serving.~wsome of the problems 1 n dt North. Galha never gave up, IBelpre spent Sunday w1th Mr. W• h•v• 1 PRE! copy for You 1 soil'S ~nd recommended s01l 1 Mr Heft said that sol • wa 1 mcome families and provtdlnK ..sease control .He hsted several thou b as Mason Peck h1t two, ond Mrs. J s. M<:~rks . ok for conservation prartlce9 such as ter. and the larmPr hlmSi:!lf, I Sf'J'VlC('S and racthtlel not oth.. factof!J that create more dl!!l Ra ra~d and Chick one each ' Mr and ~rs Ross Clt'ltmd l ~oeusf:;d!l~f rt.~~:n ~or the contour farmmr strip crop· are the three baste resiJur~es erw 1se ,evatlable may alsd he ease problems m today's opra- to gcut the lead to 38-31 w1th ! and Larry spent New Year's \I past 10 years . It is easily kept, ping, diversion lerraces and that determme the product ve 1 eligible for credit under the tlons as follow,li d D lth M and Mrs Wale- yet complete. Es-pecially drst~n· good dralnagr were hE-lpful In !eve! and effiCiency of a [arm. I proaram S i 1) Soil dismfestation ki11a all 1· 53 secon s. th I -~ stall ay wWh 't rK ed for helpin~ prepare !your IR· 1 H 1 ded t f mers un· 1 I:'> • I The Hobcsts en P ay-=u man 1 e, eno come tax report A so very .Qlaktng use of efflclent ran· . e codnc ~ I, lt arf t ol B o rrower~ wtll be provided I organisms, good and bad. t2) the buzzer SOIJnded . I Mr and Mrs Opha OHutt and usefnl when dealing with !.lankA fall. lerstan t e _n~u mg ac ors contmuing mana<~E'ment aid to Many nt'W vo.rtellea are grown asT . lor the game wa s child~en and Mr. and Mrs Law- and g~JVernment agenciell Can - -- - - --~ --b 1 b op scorer I help 1mprove your farm opera· 1help them make a success of Edna L. Craig to Robert D. now that may e more suscep- T ,0 with 19. renee Sm1th and Allee spent ltions , too Prepared by com· the1r farming entr.rprlses or Cratg, Lot!, Middleport. tlble to a dtsase problem. )Chuck Leach was !leCond for . Sunday w1th Mr. and Mn. petent accountant!'!; approved 1 new busmesses. 1 <31 Tile present day econ· 'th 13 I Thomas Web<r. Iby county agent• and other farm ~ • E A her d t L i f I the winners WI • authorth..s , Farmers Home Admimstra- 1 rma rc • ec.l 0 an-~ om1c condtttons requ re ore. k and Peck paced North! Mr and Mrs. Marion Wood Kep bette~ fmancla1 records of taon a U s Department or me Arher, Frank Archer I ing pla11ls to meet tln'le sched- Clue h 13 and I2 respec- 1and Mrs Lllhe Chr1stv were yo11r farm opPratlons with this ~ I Agr,lcultur~ agencv will ad· I Harry Archer, Avon D. Arh- ule! and market demands. Gallla wtt j dtnner guests of Mr and Mrs. 32 page Keystone Farm Record I mtnlsler the new. ioan service ler, Edna Maye Nelson, and I \4) Plant and greenhouse con- b..ely.. . K er hit on ~ Rov Christy on New Year's Book. 1 under recently delegated auth- 1Faye Steely, Aff. for trans, structlon Is bettfr and a:rowers i Shootmg·WlSe, f Y:4 per cent Day A1k for your FREE copy todayl 18 of 53 shots or nk 16 0 [ M~ and Mrs Denzel Cleland on tv from the Office of Econ' Salisbury· I are more concerned about heat 1 . while the Pirate~ sa ' . omoc Opportumty. Lannio Archer, de~ .• to Frank loss ttem ts for 28 . spent Sunday wolh Mr and Mrs. Eldon w11l. Syracu~e I Ltberahzed loan terms and Arctler Harry Archer, Avon \ 151 Growers are more diver 1 58 a ~ tes conditions for partodpatlns low-! D. Archer, Edna Maye Nelson, \ silled and often with a pressing Th~29 ~·t they Vernon Cleland " spendmg a , income families allow for an 1and Faye Steely, Aff. for trans. sc~dule may neglect to do ~· KC, . l&..ll .. _ days in Columbus 8 interest rate of lour and one · :Salisbury. . tam thing• at the most crlt~ th~:~tG1:T!Ia's reser\lllo Mrs. Helen Wolfe, Mrs. Er· Phone WY 2-2115 , e~ghths per cent. Edna Mayo Nelson. Odas col tome. . .. .. ·n five outrna Cleland. Mrs. Ada Van 1 To be eligible for the new :o Nelson, Frank Archer, sad- ' t6) Area and volume In reta- theor fourth ga~: ~reliminacy Meter and Mrs. Esther Riden- Mulberry Ave, Pomaray 1 CLYDE WALKER i rurJI credit program, an appli·lie. Archer Harry Archer, Bet· tion to number o~ lan1 1! im· l~gs, 3$-~ in . . met at the home "':iiii'l:ii:iiii;~~ "Farm L.oant Galllpollt ' cant must. live in a rural area, •ty Archer: Avon D. Archer, : ~rtan.t where debeat.e balance tll~ Garrett ·amd NDtbantet iiiiii - for FARMERS have an mcome that doe1 not 1Leona Archer Faye Steely 1s mamtalned. g he !L;~ttt~l:.·::::ll Gl 6-3391 bY f.ARME.RS" I cover basie family necessities, Frank Steely.' Avon D. Archer: Growen ~ilhlng to. secure the · L?gan f .f!ed ~~- p4 e be unable to obtain rredlt from Atty in fact, to Wilbur Van new pest1c1de bulletm as soon ~1th 1 •nd . · _ ----·-I other sources, including a reg- Coo~ey and Ruth Van Cooney, as it is printed about Febru~ry llvely. Hall l d the Bobklttens ~~~~;-:::---;;:-;;;:~;;:::-;::-;:-;::-- ular Joan program of the Farm- 1. 51 A., Salisbury. 1. may secure one bY callmg. _Jerry e , 7'LB ers llome Administration, and t Wilbur E. Baker and Ptarl 1 the Extension Olllce. wtlh 9.wtn was the fourth In I fl 1) ~ I II ,how a reasonable prorruse of I Baker to United States of 1 Th th' · ter fn• the 1 · t I · eight tr 1es " wm ed . · 1 sb.uccfe mgedmbtoehenlerprlOe · ~ America, Easement, Olive. II Wickltneme11 and Coach e manf' . y t e oan.. . Wilbur E . Baker and Pear fifth loss. A cooperatrve, to be ehg1ble, Baker to United States of Am· Monlon I E'lrates must be primarily composed oi I erioa , Easement, Olive. oix gllll)es. C h B bet 8 re and served low-income ruoal F C Taylor end Ethel Tay· In the SVA t e o a ' . ~-<'-\ ~ families ond be unable to ob- I tor ·to Floyd Thomas and Grace • 1 noll 3-1 while North GalU. lll . tam credit from other sources.! A. Thomas, Parcels, Rutland. 1-3. -In addition to the n!'w <'red- , Lawrence Kibble, Helen M. By Mrs. Htrbert Roush The box score: 11 service the Farmers Home · Kibble, Harold D. Turney, and . Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl KYGER CREEK (41) Admini~tratlon sf'rve~ all l'tlral iBarbara L. Turney, to Matde : Robin!lon Clu'lslmas .were Mr. Duncan, 4-G-8 Leach. 6-1·13; <'Ottntif'~ in Ohio with loan!! to Kibble, 40 A., Olive, I and \Irs. Herbert Sh1~lds, Mr, Tyo, 8-3-1 9 Thomas, 0-0-0; flnanrP farm operation~.. b11y \ Jor and Janet Bolin, to Arn· and Mrs. Edward Robmson and and Barnett, o-1-1. Totals 18-5Get that overhaul on your Farman tractor now and end enlarge fArms , construct old Grate and Mildred Grate, IGeorge o( Clevela.nd, Mr · an~ 41. rural housing and develop com- Lots Rutland. 1 Mrs. Howard Robm~on an NORTH GALLIA <35) save yourself a bundle of cash. Do it now! munity water l!lyc:.t.ems, l"f'l'rPa~ Sh.irlt'y M. Sloter, admr .1 th.ref' ch~ldren, Mr. and M:!f Callihan, 0+1; Ragland, 3-0tJOn areas and grazing land. William C. Slo\er, der., to B11\ Robmson and laml\y. a 6; Peck ~12 : Taylor, 0-1-1; ======'-=~=-, Sh 1 M Sloter Parcels Leb- 1Mrs Jack Sargent of Racme. Chick, 6-1-13; and Twyman I· " ey · · ' ' Mrs. Freeland Norris and 1).2. Totals, 16-3 of 11-35. WY 2-2176 R,,~r Meigs Gonorol Hoopllol Pomeroy anon. 1Mrs. Floyd Norris spent Mon. Reserve score, North Ga\Ua _ _...,;::::::::::::--- · day afternoon with M". Grady 30 KC 24. •WURLITZIR Craig of Syracuse. iiiiiiiiiiiii a80n efSODa S Ralph Ours and !On of New and OTHiR F~U~ - - - - - - - - - - Brighton spent the holidays with ,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _...,,__ _ IRP.ND$ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue ond Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huck other relatives. a~)~ children of Leesville, Va., Rev James Montson \f\TI v1s1ted her mother, Mrs..Char- preach at the Letart United ONE MAN UN MILK 60 lotte Roush over the holidays. Brethren Church Sunday night. COWS PER HOUR Also spendmg the holidays with Mr and Mro. Ernest Bu1h, Mrs. Roush were her son and Mr. ·and Mrs. Edward Mtner WITH THIS NEW SYSTEM !amply, Mr. and Mrs. Cbester I were in Parkerobura Tuesday. The rapidly increasinl sales of Chore-Boy Herringbone Milktna Roush of Greta, Va. Systems is proof that t!airl'men A2c and Mrs. George Van like thin b@tter, faster ml"thod of Matri returned to Gle~~dale, milking cows. Thto cow!l are han Ariz., after having opent the dled in b11. Lc hea rather than as in holidays with his parents, Mr. dividual!!. Dairy larmen tlnd that and Mrs. Howard Van Matre. Order Now and Take Delivery they can double 1nd eve-n triple He is stationed at Luke Air From Our Pomeroy Area their output with less back·breake2-NEW IDEA TRACTOR SPREADER Forre Base, Phoenix. ina: labor.They alto find that they Warehouse Mr. and Mr. William Stump h~:ve increased their income• and el-INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR SPREADER Dial WY 2·2111 Par DtU¥try of Colurnblll spent Wednesday have improved their worktna wUh her mother, Mro. Luther el-JOHN DEERE TRACTOR SI'READER conditionl. You can put. your Tucker and her siSter, Mn. dairy operation on a real mone-yel-JOHN DEERE PTO SPREADER Howard Van Matre. makint buia with • Chore-BoJ Mr1. Ray Tucker and daugbH~rrinebQne Milklnl Syatem. 00 ter, Krtatlne Lynn, ha•e returned homo from Holm hoof• cromP• inlormotion wri~, phone or see pllal. Falcons Win Over Bisons ·, ' l Water Clinic Draws 30 Soil, Credit ServiCe IS NOW A AVai·lable to Rura reas I 1 ;t : Chester sOCiety • N01es r.: (\ BUILD A FIN ANCIAL PLAN . . • I I ] • I J,... 'i; · Soci.elV NoleS HERRINGBONE MILKING SYSTEMS 5 USED SPREADERS IN STOCK! Save Now $150 Fulton-Thompson Morris TRACTOR SALES Co. Wlt-3202 WY 2·5101 AVL ~quipment up PEARL ST. POMEROY RACINE, 0. Spruce gum was marketed In the early 1800'1 u tho flrol commercial chewlni IUJII, l:.:::~~~ca~to the Encyclopaedia Serving Mel~s, G~llla and Mason Counties-Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. 1 Robinson's ......, I CLEANIH I in YOU MilT '1111 Hlasr PEOPLE ON A '"·I HONDA • I' Attention Dog Owners -==="-===========.:...;o,l CRAFTSMAN HICKORY .D 3 I at spacial llmltad·tlme lntroductorr price Mr. Farmer MANURE SPREADERS ca:ge sco ...es I 1 td · YOU FER T-ILIZER SERVICE I I P DRY • IJ I 1 M .JQ Hawk's Cycle Sales MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. PIANOS 1-Hour I . ' I I I SPECIAL On Tractor Overhauls Apple Grove w·ellSf00 77 1 er Bt'g ttwing /A "" CHORE.Boy Jackson urpsets I Flour Mi Jls:. r..,.,...,...,...,...,..,...........,......,.,...,.....,.---.----...,.-· a• 8eJti'nd Shelton sUgar Run ° MI ddl t Takes 64•49 Cage Loss . I _I w... I ior Property Transfef College, High School Scoring either club was 52-15 held by Tom Casto, 6-6 forward for 1 WAHAMA - Surface, 11-5 - Ohio Rl(b Scilool Basletbab Buffalo early on the fourth Bulfalo, was blih acorer for 127; Powell, 6-5-21; Rood, ;-1- By Ulllted Prm lnternatiollll quarter. the Bisono with "1:1. Jim Coch- ~ 11 , Greene, i-1-19; Wamsley, ran had 21. 142; Van Meter, 0-6-0. Totalo: Canfield 54 Champion 51 . Richard Rood, who chipped The Wahama Reserves were 34-(12-24)-80. Lima Sr. 62 m 11 points lor the Falcons, nipped, 43-41. by the Buffalo BUFFALO _ Co<hran, 10-1 Springfield South 11 scored the wtnntng bucket l<i Reserves in 111 undertime. The 21: Casto, ti).H7 : Garrison, ISpringfield North 71 . make the •core 78-74 m the 1amo was ended at 7:30 wit~ 5-ll-10: Hanshaw, 3-2-11; Jerr, Fmborn M fmal minute of the fifth five actual minutes of playing Buck, 1-3-5; Jim Buck, 1-1-'; Columbus South 52 extra perood. Buffalo came time tell so that the varsity Meadows, 1-0-2. Totals: 31 -( 14Columbus Linden 18 back with a field goal and game could get underway Bill 24)-76. Columbus West 75 then Powell Iced the same wltb Arthur of the Little Falcons Scorlni by quarters: Columhu• North 61 the laat buc~et of the aame. had 20 points. , Wahama 16 16 12 13 8 4 2 1--aJ ·Columbus Eastmou r 91 In the final minute of the lllth The box acore: 1Buffalo 20 13 14 9 6 4 2 4-16 Columbus Whetstone Gil Marion Frank."n 71 • Columbus Walnut Ridge 44 AILSTARS Delaware 62 Grandview 61 ~por Mt. Vernon 70 Whitehall 63 \;i London 92 M1fflon 63 . Groveport 4! Gahanna 41 time ball cameo. The Blsons have now played mne extra period! ill their Ia•t three games. Harry Surface and G<Jrdon Powell paced the Falcons with 27 and 21 points, respectively. Nineteen of Powell's point• came in the second ha!f in the extra periods. The score was tied on II different occasions with the lead changing hando 23 llmeo. The biggest lead enjoyed bY Athens Whacks Panthers 99-56 bel bl!ckelo IIIII dlhl fNe dluwa. IJIIflde blm lllCb tl lb • plllt. Allo bllllal lD 'r:Ne fiiiiNI ftr 1111 II llnl ..... WeN ' n - CNile rib II llld Cl!arleo KnJebt 111111 ll Daily Sentinel, Pumeroy·Middleport, 0., Jan. 8, 186&--3 Hlgb scorer lolr J!n!lend Lorey Rupe with 12. '!'hfte llutlllld p~ Jla Lambert, llllulJ. IWtdl •• 4 5 Overtimes Ill Hlrlllnl'l 16 pgllll • - _ Coshocton 76 West !lolmts 68 Stewart, fouled out. I:Uieill'1 Kea Clldwell IIIIo ull8tl wllb Rldiewood ee Wanaw li5 live pert1011811. illlllld 76 NotUtwest 53 Shenandoah 91 81 Eulml'l lfallal W Ill• Portsmouth ~ewcomerstown lloundero will! II. Ketterlni Alter 11 The Zq1M will 1111t Nlrlla Portsmouth East 74 Minford 13 Gallia next Friday nJPt wblle Portsmouth West l3 Rullllld ta ltbiiiiiM tD rJitl .t Portsmouth Notrt Dame 50 The Plains ton!Pt. Mansfield Malabar 6T Eastern'• Ullifl t11t111 . . Ashland 13 won, 40-38, 111111 ~B-. South Central 50 Monroeville 47 laod rallied to tie lila M Mansfield Senior 82 ~ tn the filii! ..... Gl Sandu•ky 54 the fourth por1ac1 attllbla'.a. Cre•tview 72 CrestUne 47 ard Douclu and 0117 Mansfield Madiloo 71 Dover 58 aach sank a pair Ill foul 111111 Lexington 82 Plymouth 54 In the ol'tl'llme to IIIII tlttl Mt. Gilead 68 !Dghland 38 victory. Gary Drenlllr, WJ. Marlon Catholic 82 was hil!l '11'1111 11, ...,. ..... Westerv11le 48 '1arysvllle 47 Ca din t 10 land's bubt ill Ma"d• . . . Grove City 57 Hilliard 17 Clearfork 96 Lucas 7; g on nis Newland bft11 • 1M Canal Wmchesler_70 . Arlin ton SO Vanlue U winners will! II. The powerful Athem Bull- nary contest. Don Swisher Jed Columbus Untversoty 67 (ot) Blulfton 51 SpencerviU. 46 By quarla'S: do " continued their undeleat- the Baby Panthers with 12 and ! Columbus St. Mary 63 Elld 77 La! tl ~11 Eu•·17 • • • · of wms · in So utheast· Eblin was htgh for Athens with ·· a aye. e " - u .... •• ••••• eu·' •lnng lleyno ld sburg 42 t1and ' H • !t ern Ohio Athletic League case 11. I Hitting 45 percent of thelr shot. from the field - I New Albanv 61 Kalida fJ7 Leipsoc 64 Ru ...... - ... p~;;y Friday night wilh a stin&· The Frosh squad of Porn•·' most of them from afar - Coach L. C. (Duke) Burson's · W t Jell l9 Minster 89 New Bremen 75 Eaatern - lpeo R 1..... roy defeated Pt. Plea•ant Frosh 1 Gallia Academy High School Blue Devils quintet stung Columbus Watt.':son fll.lerson Cory Rawson 6S Hartunl 1-t-H,~ ...IS, 11 J lliJ.[)II slap of Pomeroy. Coach Carl Wolfe's Middleport Yellow Jackets 64·49 bec1 b R d Liberty Benton 45 Badlley 14-4, · ""11; It was Athons' fifth straight 34-29 in a game played prior to I fore a packed house on the GAHS planks Friday night. Columbus De"saulmcs "54' ea Y ill Findlay SO Marion 45 Caldwell s.o-4, N!s& Nl, league while Coach R uss the reserve match. Lenny Van · · Tatl11 • (JI Moore's Purple Panthers were Meter was high for Pomeroy I Tomght, Gall~~olls travels to Pomeroy for another Columbus St Charles 52 lot) Pleasant 53 Riverdale 47 !..o-ro 1+1, • bowing the third time. Athens w'tth 11 and Jim Ander,on scorSoutheastern 0 o League battle while Middleport takes Colu b H ~I 48 Sidney 40 Greenville 38 (ot) 31) a. . wao oltber tile came on Jackson on the Ironmen's court. m us a ey . Bath 79 G<Jmer SO Rullllld - l4rd I C 1o1ft hoe an overall 6-1 slate and ed eight. Mamhout led POint or tbe Sporta~~~a~~ ., lbe Year An estimated ~ fans water. Newark Calhohc 35 Crestview 73 Ohio City 39 Uille S+t, Black 2-14, pI 38 34 3 POJoeroy is J- overall. with 19. trophy, aad I decided •• wlD· ed in amazement as the Blue bombs from the middle). PWlorthmtgtvon Bexley Bellefontaine 64 Kenton 54 ~12. SbsWart 1+7, ftltr ~ 67 Athens hit an astounding 59 By Quarters: ••bo b rd-' th easan Jew 81 . ld nc ""'&amel" Devils m a cu e hooptt Ad MltcbeU d Dl k · 1'euys Va11 ev .~, 7 Wapakoneta 53 Celina 52 2. Totalo 11 <f'II) ... I f1e per cent from l1e , con- Athens 33 55 79 99 n ersoo an c ... .....~. ........ with their long range firing. Hamil~· tr'aded b ket ltb ~- H .11 '!' h' · Bluecreek 51 Paulding 48 Olllcials - ......, ....,.. nectin& on 41 or 69 shots. Porn· omeroy . . . . . . . 6 25 45 Sf I. After the smoke cleared, stawD uc I w amt 0~ owns tp. 66 Roundhead 71 eroy managed to score on only I Athens - GustaVMn 6-3-15, I tislics showed the Galliano sank Moore, Wallac•. and G a~ y I f ranklm Hetghts 65 (ot) ' Hardin North e3l;er:;.·:-. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 20 of 62 shots for 33 per cent. Wright J.0-6, Mcinturf 0-0-0, . Stobart •• the firot penod Nework 85 Ironton 66 ern 28 of 61 fteld goal attempts. In all, there were 10 Bulldog Rannow 5-2-12, Rus"•il 1-1•, I d d 'tb GAHS to 16- I Z II 65 L 1 '6 New Knoxville 14 ~ ~ L£ From the foul circleS, the Dev- en e WI on p, a~eB\'l e an~as er 'I Lincolnview 10 players who broke mto the Coon 11-6-22, Glover 1-0-2, Sny· ; "UU il• made eight of 1!. 13. Chlillcothe 90 Manetta 86 lot) Anna 68 Botkins M sco.-ong column. Three other der B-1-17 Adams lkl-12, My•J Co b W.U.' llgbtiD · Loberty Un•on 70 1 L' Sh Sl $' AI hens subs were scoreless tn l 0 0-0 . H dl 2-2-1, Wtar ac • g In the second canto, it was . Berne Union M lma awnee 78 . 1\o1arys u: "' ' feean o-e2y" Yellow Jackels ballled lbo Mitchell and Hamilton hitting . (on " . ()!(aw• Glandorf Ill IIll ruu-away cones t t. 1-0-2 . MeA ""· ToIasI 41• bo b . ! PI ckermg 1 Athens held a 33-8 lead when 7-99· me c u on even Ierma In from afar as the Blue Dvtls Lancaster Fenwick so' Fl . .fennmgo 4f 1 · od d d . every department ucepl tncrea•ed their lead to e~ght j 11 · Buckland 81 the first peri en ed, ha a Pomeroy - Swmdell 3-8-14, Jackson continued Ill hallket- where It counll lbe mott . ••r In rmlssion - 1 Ml ersport 62 i Wa akonela St. Joso h " safe ~25 margin at the mid- crow 9-2-201 Simpson 4-0-8, ball hex over Wellston Friday lbo boord pomts "F ore te Amanda Clearcreek 52 C 1. JPCHS •• p k ~ . Ob acore • 32-24 h Lak d 38 .e ma w ar way ..t • had 79 d way point, an . was a e · Smith 0-2-2• Jewell 1·3·5, Kmght night by smaohlng tha G<Jiden M'ddl · o nstownL' 45k' Hewoo Cl eve 1a nd cathed ra 1 La1.m 53 1 1 epor1 s ho1 an exce11en11 U. . 1 50 !ON liGUU1') 46 when the t h1rd quarter came (1.(1-0 Eskew 1-1-3, Calvert 2-~ Rockets 77-66 before 11100 fans •• th ld The Devil! after sinking 13 · toea 61 oc ong eog 1ts Cl eve 1and Ben'C-~ ·ct· 35 . 1 1rom e 11e , con• ~ , .. th • ,., per cen · Watkl M . \11 me Io a c1ose. . 0-4. Tota1• ~·1··~ . on e 1ooera' court. ,necling on 23 ol 54 shots. The lof 32 In the first half, did even ns ernorta 1 64 . Cleveland Collinwood 11 The Bulldoas took the dnv· It wao Jackson-a lith win In y J k t h hj better in the second half '"' Northrtdtle 52 Cl eve 1an d John Hay -.. ·th 11 1 , . . e ow ac e s, a oug muc ~.~, G . H er I seat early on the. openmg the past 12 meetings with Well- smaller than the Blue Devils, hilling Iii of 29. I ra~vtlle 56 ealh 39 ICleveland St. Ignatius 64 stanza and was leadong 14-5 ston. The loss knocked Well- aImost mac t bed the Burson· In the third period • the Gal- Maroon Catholic 82 . CleveIand West 61 ' by modway through the quar· ston out of a aecond place tie th 11<> d b h ul' lians behind Larry Mitchell's Cardmgton 70 Lak ood 70 ter. Then really began E,I!Jt& in the SEOAL standings. Well· :::.~no~ :ebo.:.~.~ Jmi: :~ hot hand and Dick Hamilton's Buckeye Valley 62 Richwood 45 . ew Cleveland Brush $7 1 WY UG up the markers, woth rcy ston os now 3-2 for the aeason d I ked II 37 long bombs outscored the Jack- Athens 99 Pomeroy 5I! coon and Todd Snyder leading Jackson hiked no conlerenc~ a ~my/~ Bro h' els 20-11 t~ take 1 command- Gallipolis 64 Middleport 49 the way . Athens scored 13 mark to 2-3 ndtg 0 It towrtn, U dlSdaec- ing 52-35 lead Jackson 77 Wellston 66 · d h d Th . o vars y sa , pu e own · R II more pomts an was a ea • 1 e lronmen - paced by a 33 spheresfor GAHS to lead The Ga1hans continued to w1d· osevl e 69 27-5 before 6-3 Bob tChunkyJ 61 poml performance by two the Blue Devils here whole Mid- en the gap un(il II was 62 . 39 . New Lexington 61 Crp~,. Hnally hll .on a jump Parma 70 players - led 17-15 after one dl ' I B W ll with 3·15 left m the contest I Fredencktown 61 OntarJo 47 s!iii'fUwlth one mmute lelt 59, period of play lepok~~ s affcrt frucelh v" !lace Woth a 23-poont lead • +'curson Albany 70 Ames Berne 41 . "" .· . Parma Valley Forge T · puc cu. o 16 or e e ow N rtl 45 0 •eastern · led all scorers w1th ~2 Cleveland Shaw 88 ! lk b1g ~reak came in the Jackets. sent four substitutes into ~cpoonts on ell!ht baskets and stx Shaker Heoghts 37 se_cond prelnd when Wellston GaUl lis commotted only lion. Only Anderson stayed Spnngfocld Shawnee 37 Jree tlwows Other Athens play- I Midpork 51 Bedford 38 failed to cash m on the onehi po l ''ddl 1 He left the game with GAHS Southeastern 71 Cenlraha 51 elg turnovers - ,,1 epor 1 GI '2 PI · 31 ers htttong on do ubIe ftgures I Eastlake North 51 Berea 41 and-one bonus lree throws had b tne Thirte Jeadmg 62-41 at the 2 S9 mark ouster ' we atns w~ Snyuer with 17, ERrl cr Garfield Hetghts 59 while Jockson rang up 19 ut n · lleden per~oncoacb wolfe also cleared. Columbus Rosarv 64 Dublin ~5 . al 1outs were ca asamst · d Gustavson 15 an Bruce an· Maple ljeights 58 pomts to the Rockets eight. both teams. his bench Ia tbe final two row and Dick Adams, 12 each. Fairview 73 Westlake 62 After three penods J,ackson Gautpolls 11 Dow lied lor minute• of action. MilS out. D. Hamilton, ~ 16 : S.The Pomroy point-getters was Independence 60 Brecksvllle 57 was on top S1·3f. lourtb place In lbe SEOAL~.. shot the GAHS sub• 1t-2 ill 3-0-ll : E. Hamilton, 0-1·1: FullUM paced by Crow woth 20 on """' •Brooklyn 64 warrensville 43 Jack Shelton scored 34 polnta with Pomero , Lo&ao 8 0 d tbe final oecondo of ploy, re- Smith,. B-O-ll_; Brown, 2-2-ll; held goals and two free throws. Cuyahoga Heights 45 for the lronmen desptte the Jack&oo MH,J remoin d last duclng the final maraln to Gobert. 0-t-l. Gilmore, 142: At . .... Th only other Panther playStrongsville 34 fact he sat out the third par• • n polnto. Andmon, 5-1-11; M1tchell, 1-3er to hit in double ligures was North Royalton 71 iod with lour personals. Buck ~~:"~.f."~i Coach Wolle kepi .~'or Gallipolis Mitch~ll tntal- 19;_ Cottrell, 0-11-0; Flaher, 14 l lenlor Ph1l Swmdell w1th 14. Richmond Height• 12 Crothers added "1:1 lor the Iron- the Blue Devils guessing all ec 19 points. Dock Hamolton fol- 2 TOTALS _2U-t5-ll4. Bruce Sltnpson scored eight. Orange 4(J Kenston 34 men. JS btl 4S per c:enl, Well- evenln• by mixtng up their de- lowed with 16, Anderson add-~ By Quarters · 9] Athens pulled down 43 rt· Mayfield 69 ston shot 33 from the field • . . ed 11 Middleport .. 13 11 11 14 - 4 fense. GAllS stuck pnmanly . G n· I' 18 16 20 12 - &l bounds compared to 28 for Painesville Riverside 55 In the reserve contest, Jack- to four-man zone with Pete Th.e elusive Moore finished 8 1po 18 . f'Mneroy . Crow topped Panth· Ashtabula St. John •9 son's lronboys took over un· AO: son glued Buddy the n1ght v.1th 15 tallies. Bn1ce Reser~·es Middleport 26, ., rebounding with eight and Geneva 11 disputed first place in tho Moo~~ man-lor-man, Wallace totaled 12 and sopha- 1 'G~a~l~ll~po~h~s~23~..................~=~=~=:::;:;=:~=============c Snyder had 10 for the Bulldogs. Fairport 53 Madison 50 league with a t2·29 win over Guard Larry Mitchell open- more .~sa Bradbury pocked up '1 Pomeroy'• reserve team was Cleveland St. Stanislaus 52 previously unbea~en Wellston. ed last night's scoring with a nine. : defeated 13-33 In the prelimt.l Lorain St. Mary 15 Tonight the Ironmen will three- int lay at the 7.l9 The triumph assured GAHS , ~..;,.iiii.... host Middleport while Wellston k po P of its best seaMn record m goes to Nelsonville I mThar • M'ddl t' f d three years. It was the Devils' Box score of the Varsity "' .en. 18 'J:r M, me g~a~~~ fourth wm agamst three set5 New Weldwood• V-Piank ... game: "'UedJ~mo.rt hu Y foore, 8 aid. backs. Middleport IS o-7 for the ' WELLSTON fit) m m wo eaves rom aroun DEADUNE FOR PURCHASE OF 1965 DOG UCENSE IS JANUARY JOI'B, Jacobs, l-4-t4; Staber, 4-0- 25 feet out, and MHS forged , yel•;·league play, GAHS now ONE DOU.AR t$1 00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AJ'TIDB TIIAT 1: Bethel, 8-3-19: Holzapfel, 3· 1ahGead 4"st ~t 61' 41. ped . owns a 2-3 mark while MHS Is 1 DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE TIDS HANDY AHlJQA'ftQN 10 "10-5 6-12· GUitand 2·1-5 · Home 1· ory 0 •r pop BLANK AND MAIT. TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT 'l'HE COlJ&ir JH)ljit 0-2:' Foul, t-i-4: Jdrdon, 1.6.2: I long! jdump~r , atndl MHSt hfo~~ , in last night's preliminary TOTALs 2&--16-66. Its ea to .,.. ' 1 9 arge!l 0 e game, the MHS reserver raiNOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2 00) FOR EACH DOG, Mc\Lt Qla l JACKSON (771 game. . lied in the second half to beat FEMALE . ShoHoo, 1>-4-34; Albert, Pete Anderson hot a crlp GAHS' Rlue Imps, 26-23. B. 32 5 3; Jenkins, 3-2-8: Rose, 1-1-3. shot at lhe ' mark, ~nd Lyons and G. sauer each had To obtain license by mall, fill in and mail this form to GORDON B. CAl DAdair, 1-fl-2; Crothers, 9-9-21 John Brown •ank a free .oss oeven for the winners. ChIp TOTALS 311-17-77. With 4:48 to go and It was toed Janes totaled 13 for the Imps. WELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs County, Pomeroy, Ohlo. lnclBy quarters: 6-6. Box score of the varsity We1181on ..... 15 1 18 27 _ Dan Gilmore, a last • minute I& me: rentd otampad .,wolopa and pric. ef lictnH. Jackson ..... li 19 15 26 - 77 atarter, . otole a Micldle pass MIDDLI>PORT HI) Reserve ac<re - Jackaon with 4:32 left, raced down the Moore. 7-1-1!; Stobart. 2-0-4; I Wellston 29. and sank a cnp shot to Wallace, 6-0-12 ; Davis. 1-1-3; Male Dog $2.00 Spayed Female .2.00 Female ,2.00 Kennel Uct~~tt •11 put the Galllans ahead for good. Bradbury, 4-1-9; Clatworthy, 1Owners Name .... . .....••..••......... ...••....•..•••••••••••••••••• tCoe Burson, regular startar, 0:2; Stephenson, 142: Edwards, Cleveland Lourdet 70 Cleveland St. John Cantius minus a new jersey. He 1-1).2; CuMtn(ham, o.o-0. TOAddrtsa .. - ...•••.....••••••• , •.•• , •....••••••••..••• , ••• , •••••• , ••• Grand Valley 48 Burton 41 started the •econd half and TALS 23-3·11~Township .. ..•.••••••... , ...•............•.•.••••••••••••• Kirtland 69 Newbury If chipped in with three nice GAUJPOUS ftll Clearvlew 74 Rldgerille 71 Huron tf1 Wellington 3t Art I Sex I COLQI I llolr iltHil EASY TIRMS .•. Avon 4% Columbia 32 IIIII II II 111 llfl Buckeye 57 Brookside 52 Yr.iMo.IM.IF.IIItf"A'IlltoiO..,!llrindltiTIIlllni'Ml YollowllacltltorillltoW*t ~ 1 Cleveland Sl Edward M Akron Hoban 53 Cleveland St. Joseph 13 Pltlsburgb North Catholic 82 I .GD11141ur Academy_tt Beachwood S1 Cbanej 50 PadUI 44 _ MASON - The Wahama White Falcons outlasted. the Bullalo Bisona of Putnam County . 80-7&, Friday night, in five overt.iple periods at Buffalo. The marathon contest, which certainly must be one of the longest &ames of the season, made lhe Falcons' record !or the season, 4-3, and dropped J3uffalo's record to 4·5. The loss was the third strai&hl for Bullalo wllh ail three defeats coming jn over- I • per cent. ..at .., sll~~ \ ' I ---------------- .......... I Ill I. I I I I I I I ,CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY Co. :: ., . .. ... I II I I I Alll'Ol'a 81 Randolph 33 Rtvefe 7t Nordonla 38 -JIIflerson 40 Ph. 675·1160. . .:PJ,::JIIIIMilt : Asht:abula Edg..ood 53 'Miller City 116 Ottov!Uo ts . Mendon 82 Marlon !.Qeal 59 ;..;.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-;.;;·""'~-..J. Faltlawa 110 Jacleaot1 Cent*: ••l''-;.......;;.;;..._ _..;;_ _ _ _. __ _ _ _ I I I I I I 'I ' t Gordon H. Caldwell COUNTY AUDITOR of Meilfl County 'L-.--------------------IItltl!illfli!l llctt1to 01u11 .. Alai.... not tlltr then Jlft. :11, INI,It - · ...,hit IIINitto ..._ _. ., ote tMntlty will be $1.10 for olllelt til eft• ..... .,! ..,....,...1....,,.. �_, . 4-Dally !elltlne'l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 9, 196' WANT AD Real 2 SIGNS Salet Auto Estate For S.le UPIBriefs Hospital News Pomeroy M~• ..... Co. 1 wlieTbomas Dies Friday !Continued Fl'lllll Pap II IIIJDDLEPORT, bouse I roomo, FOR SALE : 1951 Ford tractor in A-1 eonditlon Ford mo"er both, block garqe, with eleo. OF N,lii:IIIINUke new; practically Ealencl Boopllll and Slilk i lul]>oal wlllch was new 1ttt • • om ..,_. ,..b,..ntricity , gaa ,water, 90 It {M.rlll,• • , . , o\ IL pick-up disc; set ol IC inc believed to be earrylner a larl• MASON - Funeral ~ervlls fruotage, good lncation, zorr plDws; opring tooth cultiva b Those enterin8 Holzer boopit- number of IndopeoLana across for Leslie l!!veritte IAnloll ·-~ ed for bUBiness. Syracuse, 10 CANt 'R..LAI' IONI or; drag harrow; i'Otllllr""'' lfli .. man .:; II during the paat :14 boura In- the Straits .of Malacca toward Thomas, 83, who died Friday acres, good soil, pond. gas, $2495 spreader: hay rake, 1964 CHEVROLET W111 . ~ ~-...... •ntt• • • A Ill the Malaysmn shore. eveaing unapectedly at hi> othe eluded . electric, city water, blacktop ,_ Du Ill '"a••"'-"'small Bel Air 4 Door. VB en~i!le . Power~uie trans Beautiful tools. r Mrs. Marlin J. Clary, Patriot reoiden"" here, wlll be held &1700 street. Syracuse, house. z erything. George takes ev Star Route, Gallipolis; lolrs. R. NEW YORK - A DOCit Monday !LA.VUU I lUNa iv ory and silver blue ~ tmsh . Less t an 15 000 miles and at 2 p.m. at lht Fot Roberta lots, block from road!! ide ft. ... n.,.n., -r•et ~ rtrlu in mint condition . RBdlO, heater, whttewalls and all the Long Bottom, at E. Roberta, Rodn')> Sheryl strike that could idle seaports Jesoog Funeral home wtth burBash .l(oodit>s. ·-· . .tt ... ..""" •tu ~.. .......... park. good location, black.....,_,.,.,....""............ Qaool<'l ..,.. an Ann Bowman, Crown City; Cly- !rom Maine to Texaa at mid- iaJ tn the Suncrest Memorial Route I. No Sunday sal ... ' ""11>-.<tl ..... , top street. Your choice for -~ ...... wl.lJ ..... .....,..~l'lhiO tm de Mount, RL I, Bidwell;. Miss ntgbt Sunday appared almost Park, Pt. Pleasant. TbB Rev. $2495 1963 CHEVROLET H· nly 12.000. Phone Cll 7 'loiOh tb•r '"• '"~' ' " - " 3tp Moille J. JollnBon, Gallipolis; certain today as a result of a Ma an Frame will officiate. Impala Sl. Wagon Bf'a~tiful maroo~ finish. Fawn inter~!361. l-9-3tp 19M CHEVROLET, 2 • door act H. A I"U ior 327 ru in . VB PRJ'!llle, automatle tran~ .. P S.. P.B,.. Eddie Albert Henley, Pomeroy; surprise contract rejection by was hom at Winona, w. .. Ill ........ so0x14 ww tires show little we-ar. A premmm car thai I FOR SALE: Modern brick ual mileage, 51,1100. New re ar Howard C. Cecd, . Pomeroy; longshoremen here. va., July 9, 1901, aod had opeend, new tr&IIBDilss!on, • . h 'flU.. ..... ... ·oeerttinviting to own and drive. al and frame 3 bedruom ranch I :b.t .. llo e«!l:t new brakes, 2 new front tires l ~· Thomas F. Creighton. Pl. Membera oJ the International rated a grocery in Mason th<'o-r t'b ,_ style home on Chester Road. ........ lflM ...Inlllt . Pleasant; Harn1on ftlchard Longshoremen's Association past 24 years. He was 1 mm~ Appointment plea9fl. . . . . DIIC9Vftl oM\ H 10 •Ill IM Bob Pri"" $300.00. Call or e Caato, Pt. Pleasant; acb Trip(!LA) employed at the port of ber or the Mason Melhodisl Waiter Gru~, .... ~., ......... 10 .:~ • .,.. Pomeroy Hoeflich, WY 2·5337 or Ches, lett, Fit. I, Ray Mrs. Eddie New York voted unexpectedly Church where he served on the !AJU) QJtl.1"ll I"U"N~ Ohio, WY 2-11230. I 6 llct OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. ter. 985-2226. l-9-3tc iUlJBI - ., I& tOI Ill. ~ miD Reffitt, Rt. 3, Oak Hill: Edwin Friday night to turn down . a I official board, was cbBirman ol ,...., • ··lo .&1\bn,... •nnt b 57 BtnCK Roadmaster, WIG:~ POMEROY , OHIO OWNER V. Jonea, Jackson, Mrs. Em~ fo~.r-year contract w1th sbtpits finance commission, and moving must sell 8 Ofo' ~ lf".l tlOU&a Phone WY 2.-2'768. erson J. Scott, Jackson; Antone pers said was the best they wao a lrustee. l.llla. .. •~raoau, room house, modernized, 1;) . . tW'd.-;,- ...8:31• " II. WI l1.t0o a.onr 1222 SOtp Boli, Rt. 1, V1nton; Art E. Kls- are prepared to offer. T be Survivors inclode hill wife, acres. Will consider land con1'1""1 Ill &46 ... For Sale fO PI.J.CI A FOR SALE er, Wellston; Wilbert H. Bus- strike deadline was 12:01 a.m. Gladys. Mllson; a daughter, tract. Spinet p ano $550. diJone Rambler &aiULT Jng room suite. $65. ...Jft AD Kitchen Worfd Slaadll'd ol 4!omplel ler, Jackson; Ronald D. Queen, EST Monday and already some Mrs. Dor Ebersbach, Orlando, Order AMSTurz·s H&N "Nick ANTIQUE organ , 125 years I Chick'' leghorn {'hicks , Jackson; Mrs. Kelley McGraw, shipping companies were mov- Florida, and two grandchildren, E>eelleace or old . In good condition. Call set, $35. WI 9-3222. PHONE WY2-2156 ... 1'00111, 1 7 3tc .,.... Ashland. ing their. vessels to dry dock Dee and Vic, and one sister, rldo IIIII s tarted pul lets tod.'ly ~1 odern l Mrs . William Jacobs after 6 Births and senu-permanent moormg. Miss Jessie Thomas, Charlespoultry. Box 1118, Athens. 0. p m. 773-5604, Clifton I-9-31p FARM FOR SALE, 80 acres. lwmanco. Small car oeoaom ., • Mrs. Marion J. Clary, Pnl· 1 and IIWIBiorabWIJ Phone OY 2-9031. 12: acre Tobacco base. · s ton. Six ·-I 6 I te l ~LACKSTONE --;;lectnc --clollifs - not tar Route, daughter, 9.03 ATLANTA, GA. - AROUND Friends may call at the fu· See -· In Memory room house in Syracuse. See N . 1 dryer. Good conditJOn. Phone ...lropolllllll Molon a.m.; Mrs. Winchell R. Friend, 500 Georgia public school offi- nerai home anytime after noon - - - - - 1957 8x5n Bob Grueser, Syracuse,Ohlo. IN LOVING memory of Allf'n House 3 bedroom atJOna 1I WY 2-6668. 1-9 3tp Rt. 2, Letart, son, 10:10 a.m. cials were told Friday the Sunday. E. M8ta Slreel, PomeriJ Trailer. Call Ravens- 1 _ _ I 6 6te ' Bailey who passed away one Pbooo WY l-3871 Discharged 1964 civil righll law requires ----wond 27:1-9425. 1 7 t2tc j LUMP anci run of mme coaJ year ago today, Januar~· 9, --· - Mrs. Otho Gregory, .J o h n desegregation re8ardless of LEARN OF DEATH • 22 - . for sale Goeglein Coal 191M. Co ' Uc Ken Pollina, Franwhether schools continue to re-Friends and relatives here NEW ANr USED welders. Oo Page St., Middleport. \,.1 CJJ Unger, Mrs. Waldo Willill, ceive federal aid, have learned of the death of Bts memory to me is • keepyou need ' welder Io run - - 12 4 If." I ! Ptut Chief& are Clyde Oldaker, Fred Tbe meeting was the first of Jack Bruce Waltrs, 23, of South sake . . low hydrogen rod' Fr•e tm' SINGER Sewing Mechmes • POI\IEROY - Large frame Carlton Young, Paw Williams, three scheduled in Georgia to Zanesville injured in an autn Prom f Will never p•rt. Meigs Landnmk, Pnmerny. new 176.50 up. Several used l home With 6 rooms andj Entertained Mrs. Francis Balder, Mrs. explain the importance of fed- accident Dec. 24 from injur'fttough God has htm m his l 8 He rnactHnes at Mrgam prices bath upstrurs; very large Games, Lu Ann Pohng, eral desegregation pledgse ies at Good Samarttan hospitteeplng j The Fabno Shop Singer Sales ( room With 2 other rooms ' Mrs. Dale South, assisted by I l!:hzabelh L. t::hesler which school offciials must sign ai He was the son of Pet and I have h1m m my , 1 SJNGF:R Automatic _m bautJ and Service, Pomeroy, Ohto. [ down and bath. The Lawrence La!l"ing, enter- M. !aylor, Stanley J. Tarch- br.fore receiving federa (Stiles) Waters whn Sadly mtssed by h1s w1re, ful walnut cabmet Zig Zags, WY 2-2284,. three the Past Ch1efs or MagDonna Sue Ga':'ett, Me- 1Mississippi Gov. Paul Johnson I formerly resided in Meigs coun· 4 21 Uc rooms smtable for Mr1. A. H. Bruley. l·!:l·ltc bullnnholf's :-.e ws on buttons j , _ __ 1 smaller rooms, or storeroom. nolta Temple Pythiao hssa C. Lathey, Lydia urged Mississippi school offi- t before moving to South N t' Fancy deSi gns, appliques, <lc. COAL FOR sale. Good lump sales, diSplay, or meetmg Thursday evening at her Spring bac~. Bette Null, Luzon Mo- cials to sol tight until a state I :lanesville in 7. He Is also 0 ICe One d1HI tt all. Like 1: coal, dehvered or at the room. Full basement, forced Ave., home. Quatd, Mrs. Robert Darst, Bob policy is formulated. I survived b a 193 brother, James, nf',. Full pnce $94 36 - $8 mme on Sturey s Run . See hot air heating, 600 feet from The meeting in charge of : Galloway, Mrs. David Law· f Z . and his grandmo1 :W<p"ICES · Railroad Inn, West monthly C•ll WY 2-381>2 I Orville Hogue or phone SH Z. l Couthouse. MISs Thelma Gruooser, presj. ' renee. son, Mrs. G. E. Der- WASHINGTON _ DISCLOS- 1 South Z811<'s0Gpen1 10 am. u 1n- 1 1 8 5tc 5022 12-19-30tl TWO HOME FARM - One 6with devotions. enberger and daughter, Mrs. ure of a meeting between GOP 1 ."r, Services w'ere held in u. p.m Jr II garls gJr s - - -- - - - - -I M Dopened !be . E T B k. d d hi I vi11 e. ' ' 1_9_3t · ZIG 7.At ; ""'wmg m<~chme. new GAHMAN shepherd pups for room house, one 7 .. room rs. e rt EJ.selstem and · · rooms, a~ aug er, 1 National Chairman Dean BW'Ch Zanesville on Dec. 3 , 1 =~--- ____ P 1964 demo"'tralors. D 0 e s sal e Very mce. Cali MO 9- house !Both good). Barn, Mrs. Thumas Cook were re- Mrs. Bobble R1ch<e and son. and party wheelhorse Ray Bliss I WlLL DO rug weavmg. WI 9ewrvthmg One lever does 4185. 1 7 3ls ' granary, 2 garages, IZO ao- porled in distress each having Mrs. H. J. Coughenour and! is causing speculation 1n Re- [SIGNS f'OR FIGHT 2826. _1:9-20lp ,; al·l DIScount pnce. $5961 LU GGAGEfar- sale- :.: one 2- 1 res, plenty garden space and lost a SISt"'. by death. The daughter. I publican ranks a deal may be l NEW YORK IUPII - Jeff MORSE CHAPEL, Old Town - II 50 Neekly. WY 2-3862 I >UI!er, I •eek end bag, and I ! pasture. NICe place for chll- MiZpah benediCahon closed the in the works io head off a Davis of Houston, Tex., signed Flats, Methodist Church will 1 8 5tc bnef case, all leather WY 2- [ dren. $8500.00 meetmg. • ls~owdown over the controver· l Friday to right European h~avyresume Its fellowship meet· VAC UUM Claners Brand new , 2816. I 7 3tc C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Games were played and priNe~'S SJai cha~rman. . weight champion Karl Milden lnga each Fnday, 7, 30 P m.l . ·II~ _ _ __ BOX 221 WY !-3838 zes awarded to Mrs. CarBw-ch, under f1re from the I berger of Germany on Jan. 22 1 I 6 31 c I demonstrators Includes 'y CU;TOM butchermg and cut· I'OMEROY, OIDO ne Grueser, Mra. Karl Gruemoderate wing of the party, Frankfurt Germany 50 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ :_: atla chmenis. Only $l ? ~ I tmg Phd MeiCr, Phone WY I I 8 3tc ser. Mrs. Richard Campbell and Gauge readinl G-. ,. 1mentioned the meeting Friday 81 ' · 2-3862 1 8 ;)tel 2 3r: 10 tf _ _ ~ Eb b 1 a 1tpo1ts 12 4IITOMOBILI!: llllurance beel1 _ . _ ·. ______ _ · • __ · _ 9 c _ 5 ROOM HOUSE, for sale in Mrs. Adam .,.., ach. A des·, IB.l, 21. 7, running feet; Pt. I dw-~ng an appearance at the 30 1 aneeUedT r..oot your oper• RA I'S " MICE elmmale.~ '""'_. Thursday, Fliday and Saturday Mason. W11l take trailer as sert course was served by the! Pleasant 25.27; Pomeroy 23.17; , Nallonal_!r~~-Ciub._ 1 IDr'a llcenaeT CaU WY :1-2!166. er. Gel Star Prolm.. Ebers I at Harden s Market. FaJr- part payment See Mabel Wil- hostesses to the above named . Hlllton 18.2 failing; Kanawha! p I d e!l8 llittc bach H<lrdw<~re Sugar Run mont ice Cleam 79c regular hams 4th St Mason W. and Mrs AmRnda Kaspar, Mrs. Falls 5 06 faHmg · Lond d ro onge n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_=Mill, PICkens' Hardware, Ma- 98c, II gallon; IOc Va. ' ' I 61p Rollin Bearhs, Mrs. Ray Seid- Marmet on the w"::.-· Ends for Sister OP MARAN F,.. Agency, N. Brown I son. I 8 llc lb McCoy's homogenized FO SALE bed h enabel, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. field running six inches Char I Mrs. Thomas Cook of PomeSt.• Mason, W. Va. Furs want- --·- m.ilk, 69c gallon; celery, f~h[ R : 3 room71 ou~~· Frank Stewart, Miss Lena Grue- leston 19.75, stationary.' --~roy learned this week of the .,,...,,. •· ow•n. ll'ubltiMr I'd. Muskrat 1 Mink. and rae- 1960 MAGNOLIA Mnbil home, crisp, J9c bunch. Pork chops, ~-OO.L Pho~ 3-56 '( ser, Mrs. Gladys Cuckler and )Boat movemeats: death of her sister, Mrs. Lillie Ch•thr TMnMIIIIU ••••• eoon. Send lor price list Cali 53 x 10 ft . 3 bedrooms. i 'h first cut, 49c lb., center cut, les yons, ~:"~7 tlc Mrs. Arnold Hayes. Ohio River _ Orleantan up Briekles, after a prolonged ill37 773-5296. 12--12-30tc baths. Call Ripley, 591,1, c lb., loin chops, 65c ___ _ __ I 14, 5 p.m.; Queen City up 14 , 1· ness at Athens. ...:.",:: Union w.orkman Tobacco FOR SALE-Middleport' I! tan. I 12:35 a.m.·, OVEC down 14,, held in McArthur With bur!al lnl Cempa~~y, Ill Maen.nlf If. 8(,m Insurlnce · -·- - - lb. •r•Y• on1e. au111ne• ort•c. .,.. - 1 free Wl!.h the purchase est buildiDt, toc::ated 352 N . J' alPntinP. . - Party 5:45 a.lll .; John Ladeen up 14, I at New -.Marshfield. W'r W1M. ldltorlel •holM *" ,. JOHNSON, S l of 2. Cold Wau.r All, reg. 839c. Second Plannl'd Feb. 14th 6:25a .m.; Reliable up 15, 3, 25 Survivingwish a nothserh d olst er, '"'i.,,.,.., -::, 1 •--- hi AU rorm. 111 79c. J ti tc Priced for quJe' tt&le. .1& a .m.; McCool, up 15, 5: 10 a.m.; Mrs. Ella aey, a e; 1wo mamr •• "'•'"' a a .,, _ _,, · ol Cornplele with ground plane quire at Obio Hotel. i Plans were made for 1 Val- ' Waiter Hon•land up 15 5:15 brothers, C. J. Hudnall. Athens, ••,:.,••., •••••""00 -·-"· IUJ'lllk!e. J'UD Jobosoa arut and Je.ad-in. $100.00. Phone , ""') • and Glen Hudnall Albany· two tin aottln•lll Kimball, Inc., an Bud 8JmpsoD. Agent&. I"Y 2-2921 . 1 6 3lp Business Servicel F·-0·R~S-ALE·-· Modem -;IIelee. : en line party for members and a.m.; Little George up 16, 3:30 · R. •h d 1 ~. .. .... ,...,. ..... " - ver~r~ c ..., New · · hus ba ndson February 14, ,a.m., · . c aihoon up 16 , 5 a.m.; sons • Raymond and hi 1c ar - ' -~ ti home 100 1 th e1r L . ,, u er1p11011 ,.,.1 oetlwe,..a 3 bedroom :=:=:::-=---=--~I 1 ttc BURHOUGIIS calculator, adds, . . rc • ck ' at the American ~gion hall Luther Herdman down 17 12·- and three daughters, C oe, u- 1 61 ..,,..,. ,,.,,IDle 10 cent. ... , PHOTO Copytng Servlce Cop- subtro<'ls, and INCOME TAX VJctor i 100 lot. Syracuse52:bone DI in Middleport, when the Pome-145 a.m.; Alton Zphyr up' lei made of legal papers. 1 vide< 140 oo fnqu~re OhiO , E. Gaul. Chesllll", Oh1o. Phone , Sterrett. WY 2-2 . B d c·t· R d. C1 b . . L B .• SEVERAL FINED "·"' ,.,,. _.., u.,. b1 tb rd 9 d 81 , ·· . . 1 935_2402 ft 5 11 2!) Uc roy en IIzens a IO u 5. 15 a.m., ynn . up 18, 5 .~5 wh•ro u,,.,.,, .. ,,,c. I 1 r reco &il most any [ Hotel, M1ddlepurt. a er p. m. Auxiliary met Thursday even- . a rn · National up 19 2·50 a Fined ir. Meigs Counta court monttt 11 "" •v other documents 1 5 tfc 1 8 30tp 1 · ., ' • • • ~ " ' • " '...• Reu1 Ins e p0 j I I • 1 ing ai the home of Mrs. El- m.; Hamilton up 22, 5:30a.m.: Friday were Herman Reeves, er ur•nc' FREE LOAN of our effici•ni 1' PROMPT delivery of limestone _ _ Lega Nottce _ wood Bowers. Chester Road. jO. F. Shearer up 23,9:25 p.m.: Rl 3 Albany, $5 and cools, I 1 " Carpet Shampooers with pur- for your every need. AnY THI co,~~~~"co~~~o Of MiiGI Mrs. Doyle Shuler, vice-preS- Jerry Bosworth down 23, 9:30 passing on a yellow line: John - --chase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Size. Phone Emmet W. ShuJ- Homer cook •nd ' idenl, conducted the meeting. p.m.; Warren Hougland down w. Easterday, Rt. 1, Racine, SPECIAUZED IHP For Rent Baker's Furniture. er, Contracting. WY Mary 1 .. ''••nttfftl The traveling prize donated by 23, 5:40 a.m.; Jane T. up 23, 1 $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; Fll TIISE MOST 1 --~ 1 5 6tc 1 I -Uc - I Rov Alllton, liGAL NOTICI Defendant. Mrs . Acmes White • was award- 6·2() am . RobPrt E Hysell Rutland Rt ~· lEVElED DEAFUm rotrR ROOM furnished apart- FOR SALE Modern all eiec· EXPERT cabinet making. cus"'· "' ed to Mr. Carl Hyell. Vaivoline up Greenup, C:IO 1 $10 tnd costs for no operat4 f ' retl VJr et Muon " 1 1nla, ment or rent. Phone WY 2- tr~c 3 bedroom home, 100 x tom made furniture, sue h as 1111 Roy tb• Allison. state ofwbo wut wm 1 At the cl ose or the m eet•mg, j p.m. ; GoD8 down 10•05 . p. m.,. or •s ,.1cense, and $15 and cools ~FREE 11 100 lot Syracuse. Low down hutch cabinets and buffets. ~::c.;~~~·~~.' ~~~ ~~:,n1l~c.,' ~ 0;,~ i games were played with prizes . Ellsh~ Woods up, 11:40 p.m.; for rictitious registra~, and S333. 1 7 ftc 1 1 L. FJeDre up, 1 a.m.; · order. cook and M~ry v1riinia cook. , awarded each member. Pamela 150 Glenver Racme 1, FURNISHED h . p payment . l"lnanrmg ava 1- tables , etc. ' made to b. I ~r flied tbe!r ~uuun ••am.t blm tn I J C ha the dMrs.riD 8 50 nd Boggess, ... with the Rt.One ouse m omeroy. ahle . Phone Dick St.erett, WY Built-in cupboards orca me I. the county court of Melt:• Counly,i ames arna D won 00 • up : a.m.; 8 COB.o, nmontbsiJ _!_hone -~y 2·2323. 1 7 3tc 1 2_2S27 . 11 -25-tfc i Phone WY 2-531!. 1 1 30tc ~h1:~i 1 bCou~~:orbe~n!o=:;-Ju':~:~ I prize. Re£reshments w~re ser~ down Meldahl, l:20 p.m.: suspended In lte.u of sb: lY 3-4550 1877 LINCOLN HEIGHTS, mod· ---;~ ••• •m'""' ol ""'·"'· •'"' '""'· 1 ved by the hostess ISSlBted by Rosemary clown, 3:56 p.m. program, for dtslurblng th 1er· Bu-11d-.1n~ 1 pi1or I'' . t k' Clog f\ie1g 0!0 Ip )' eat •nd co•t.. of •uH . u • claim for ,..~.,. Mr Ed ard F HougJ d I Kl 245 E State St• ern 4 - room house with SLLGGISH septiC an · · in kitcb- renl due on 11 written aca .. qree·j her dau&',ter, . w ranees an up, 6: 10 p. peace. Boggess was ow • ·-lb. bas~ent, •as furnace ged drains'! Get Klean-Em ·I new homes. Built ment. hid Defc.ndot ,. reqlllred to Venoy 1o tbo8e named above m. Esso Penna down 7·15 p guilty of intoxication. IHI 141 '""" e 8t ens, storm windows. al~ anawer thil Pttitioa . . tbe 10th 417 ' ' 1;,,....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiii;i;iiiii har .... ood floors, nice kitchen, All Septic tank cleaner ll G N ,,., or F ..bruary, 1111«1, or ~IIIDIDM ww and Mrs. George Carson, Mrs. I m.:., Rose G .up,· 2:15 a.m. 1111 Nw storm doors and wind- Landmark Farm Bureau. inurn siding, Ca uy eoe· be l.akea ::~~rst c~':· •u•d I Eugene Hawkins, Mrs. Robert GaiUpoU1 Dam Solvay 114tt:~n:'it~.ilnla cook, ows, with yard and dnveway 1·l·30tC ler, Racine, Ohio. 12 29 tfc ~ Harden, Mrs. V. D. Edwards, down 8:20p.m.; Friberger do•mll Can Tracy Whaley, WY Folu :Mrs. Harold Hysell, Mrs. Free- 9:20 p.m.; Anchor L. Clrlstie ~ Gnma. PtamiD& ... ~~o~~Y(~ '2:'" e.Pi~~.n~~·JO. •te I man Enoch, Mrs. Theo Neulz- up, 10:45 p.m.; Esso W. Va., Jlli4 aflor 4:30 p. m. I 6 1otc llutiDJ IN THI coMMON P'Lus cou~tr 0 , ling, Mr. Pete Smith and CBig down, 12:45 · a.m..; Edena Bos:====:=s;;H;;Eo:D--a~ partment MIDerst1De, .,.... Mli 101 couNTY • OHIO Venoy. The next meeting wlll worth down, 2:25 a.m.; Semet "''" ""'" & mo-. Net Hom1r E. Cool!: an.r p The tax books are now open for the December or ~d sewer troD "''' v"""'' ,~.. :be held at the home of Mn. up, 3:35 a.m.; A. J. allen Flnt ball collection of the 1964 Real EJiate taxe1. In Middleport on ground floor . We gq aD .a. Mkldleport. Ohio, "" P,.lntiHs . Thea Neutzling. down. a.m.; Norworthy, up 4 Also for delinquent tq, closln& data wll1 be Feb. Ifloors. room Youngstown and bath, hardwood • Sewer Macbilles J. "· Am..n, 5:rl0 a.m.; Lewis up, 41:20 a.m.; kitchen 1 D-1 & D-2 PermitS Bu ille aMnon. Welt Ylrtltlla, IMfQcleM 3, 1965. •• LIOAL NOTICI Beekjord Up 7:35 B.m.j ~Ward automatic ,h,eat. Pri32vate enPriced For Quick Sale cao W1 •Wl'lt oa,. NfCbt ~·a.l!·~~!... "ll"ho Hllld• et lluoa Mrl. Paul Taylor up, t a.m. 1tanee. Ca WY 2· 00. ' • tie tn the 8tete of Welt VlrfiDia. will 1 I H Cl b Kaaawb IUrer Thelma 1 5 tfc Contact: take aoUce u.at oa u.. au. d11 or 1 I Ollell to U llEA TING, PlambtllL M.O. December 1914, tbe Pl•lntur., Homer Mn Paul Taylor waa hosten Ann down Marmet 5:35 a.m.; ·•y•n 'BLE lor ent after Jarr I L ••OHNSON ·~· 11-._ eoe• .. 11 M..., Ytr~ Cook. I p • ft.U.II1o r CARROL ~ I ~ ru--~ filed their PetltJon lilllnet IUm La I to the· BI~Monthly Canasta Club Beaver do wn Winli1eld I 2·15 • • uary 16. 8 room bouse, Five 111 Ealt Mala SCree&, ._.. ~h:lll\f,~~~::.. ~~::-.~o:"bef!. Me~!; Thur~ay evening at her home m.;V LHueu down,Wlnfle4:15 d P· ~ .: rooiDI recently refinished. llh Pomeroy ti'DJ'. PboDe W1 z.aa. No. 13.708 111 said ColU1., tor • moner :on Brick St C . . omer up 1• · bathe St-,n ·'uors "nd win "4 - ..._ Judcment In the amount of t1.ooo.oo. • • , Jeffe-n d~ 1 ... " 1964 "" •u.: for damar•• for breadt of • ,., ... ' PrileS for •ames lewere •· a.m.. ~""" vwu, 7 am • • dows,• .free gas,ll $75 .00. Locat· ·• ZIG ZAG Automatic, 11nement. Said Defendlnt ll re· Riffle 8 CoJDo qui.red to uswer u.J.d PatltiOD oD th• · warded to Mr1. Char 1 -• 3 m1· 1e~ Sllll!.h of Racine ' sa 1esman dem ons trators · But- fRANSMISSION Salvaae fJ PTA TO •~ET 1966. or Jutll"" f Re i · II makes au:.o lll meet pa rtng a • 2mh me111 d•y ww ottt. February taken a,1atnn him. a nd Mr s · Rlcb-~ •-u Flnlaw · Mrs · Th ~ PTA 1111 Route No. 124. Call W1 g. tonboles, monograms, ancy pany. tc D. ontrol ·tomaUe and standard tran• Horner E. Cooll •nd Donald McKenzie received an e u.1•acuse 1 Col. R. E. KNOTTS; Auctioneer Instructor :11655 . • 1 5 6tc designs, e · ta c ' M v1 rlnla c 11. TUesd J 12 W t 7 30 00 *"1!:.71 _ terms. WY 2·3862. ml!sions. Maurice Gagnon, .,,. Prl.l.lntlfts anniversary gift from her secay\ anuary • 8 them: WILL BE AT THE d batb a rtmenl .... I ~ Pb one WY •~'I'" Web.ter ud l'ulU. . p.m. I Memben room an pa 12 31 6tc vwner. ltJ. Attorney• lor Plaintlrf• reI pal. Refrealnnenta were Loc Board f ofEdthe Sou ti ill GIBSON HOTEL, Room 2, .JACKSON, OHIO ID Pomeroy. Phone Wl' 2-3319 11 17 ttc Ui) :m. m 2. "· 11, 23. :tO. tte I served by the hostess to those a o uca on w IZ 15 u~ SINGER sewing machine with : named above IIIII Mra. Guy be present. There will be a FRIDAY, January 15, 1965 •utTIIlNI!:Ell I Cowan, Mrs. Joha Beaver, Mrs. question and answer IOSBIOD. 'J'WP C room furnished apart- slip in type round bobbin .in Prom 10:00 A.M. to 8:00P.M. beautiful blond cabinet, eqUipCotmplol11 8a tb ! Eugene Trlplell ond Mn. Max All interested persons are InJDeDII. One first floor WY Z. Be wiD bo taklnc awlleet!ono and livlnl illfotmatlotl pod to zig zag and lane• deCr1t1 lmldlanl 1 Folmer vited. Refrelllunents will be .._ 11 27 Uc 1o those wbo are tnter•teci In o111011f111 for 1 IIU-W..a sign witll cams Pay off 7 a'rlte, .....,. • C . : · ~en:ed. payments, $69tl monthly. .. C. BRADFOIW ftAD..,ER lob for rent, close Nl«bt Clau tn Auctioneering, wbfch will be IIOIIducted Ia 1 WY 2-3862. 12 31 6lc Baelae, Ol1lo to Laundrymat and schools .Tackaon •oon. Cluo held on Friday only. JAN. II hall starting promptly 117:30 p. TO ENROLL IN CBU I II ltc Valley Lumber & Supply Com ELECTROLUX sweeper. com· Tbe ciao• will COillillt of: Public SpealdDr. ~pralatnf, The Disabled American Vet- m. · Members are aoked to Linda Lee DarneD, daughter , peny, Middleport. 10-3-tfc piete with attachments and How To Conduct An Auction, Elbko of Auc!lonMrinc, Instructions erans will meet in regular ses- 1 bring written money ~ making of Mr .and .Mrs. Paul M:. Damt~TE_S_T-SI sian Monday at 8 p. m. ·,iiOOERN • room ·;11<1 -- bath paper bags. $21.20 - U.nns. u S. CIVIL SER_Y_ I_C_ I suggestions. 'ftle vice president ell, 161 Muloerry Avenue, Porn- Votce Control How to Obtain Bond & Slaw Lt..,..., Raw WY 2--3882. 12 31 6tc "~" -men. ~~ S\&1"1 'l.llll . . fw'nished apartment. M 1d· I The W.S.C.S. of Heath Meth· and treasurer will be inatalled. , eroy, bBs completed arrange- to Conduct a Publl<l Auction Kouae, Bow to Serve u • ·· 1102.00 ~ lftell PT~rat.of'J tHhUD.I JAN. II I ments to enter the ColumbUB Public Au<Uooeer, How to Obtain Sales and Mvorlllo for \lfttil •ppulr' I r ....uMnd• '"" Jt!M odi'lt Church will meet Mon- I 4joport WY 23874 .,..,._ I!:Jt~mr. •l~~t~•lh Qtln.,,.. 91llfc 1 day evening January 11 at the ( The American Legion Atttlli-1 Busmess University. M1ss Da,. l!mploymeol, Plus Other SubjociJ whlcb are · of Vllua to BEST PRICES ON tan .-au •ntnna.•t1111 olt Jofl& talart.. ~· ,.,."'"''' "'~"~'• tuh4'f church. The program topic will; ary Of Lewis Manley Post 263 ell is a senior at Pomeroy High • an apprentice Auetioneer, IDcludlnl the AUCTION .. """I '111"1• IM'Mn•• •nd ptt.,.. WREE an~ tour roo"'b rurni<~he- 1 f.lfttl61• Sen1ee. Bee ... n. be "A New Age Opens New 1 will meet Tuesday at 7:38p.m .• , school and will enroll 1n the CHANT 1nd Bookkeeplna. O.lb lftltlntal • IIIII onlumisbed apan. Doors'' with Miss Bess San- Ill the Fin! Baptist church In ll>rivate Secretar.ial CoJrSe nert '11ae complete cost ot thb training 1J no more thaD .. ,...,_ WY UU4 12 8 tk horn and Mrs. Guy Shuler Rutland. June. 670 X 15 _ 16.60 Help Wanted an A.uctloneP.r would earn on one 1ood sale. ConvenJent leaders. Hosttsses will be Mr. ,~~~i~~~ 1 apartment, 208 Butter- 1 PUI'I taJ P11111ent Plan Io Avallabli; Hylon Blackwell Tube Tnae Ph. WY 2·U82. Roger U. 5, Civil S.r;l.; y;t.l Mildred Zeiglel. Mr. Nan ' lllllii·Wom•n Ill lllld nvl!~ Sf!t·urr juh• Moore, Mrs. Norman Wayland, • • I • '. • ·. CuUt11T11. 12 l tic HIC"h PIJ ShoM boun. Advancemant. M •··~· ..; SUP~R SERVIC:I! ......w. ,,, II' rtH41 ef Hv•r•l ule1men encl n•ltt•nt ThttiiNndl ol jol)l open l"'reparli.OrJ 8nd rs. KeDneth 8 yer, , ._ tmtn~etoro, which ; , ~ It ...,,toy from lhlt eta ... sTATION tutniiiJ pttl appotnted. !sperte~ee A reaular meeting of the 0 P I 0 M E I R I S . T N.... _ duple• u1unlll:J IJ!inrrl!lllln Fftll:"E lnf<tl"tnl · t'1t • entrance. Sugar Run Jed• w err..., Anyone 1......0... ~ In !hit ~IM of om,loy,...... lhoul• boD on 1Jtba. . .Iarin. "'qulr~menu. Syracuse Auxiliary of the Vol· 1 OU:Jce,Houn B to 12. il to b ll.Jww at 'lVII OD WY 2-11618. J'bun.- l!:asl Court ~1 J-lvmtuoy Mgr . WY 2·9932 I ~:!: . tnd&)r IIYina n•frll!, addre•~ and! unteer Fire Department wm lilt an a,ht~llon at .ttia !MIInnlnt of Ibis cto11, Lincoln krYite. Bo.- 1111·· Pomeror b id M da J U Jn '"'Wil ---12 1 t f C ' L . - - - - - ' ' - - - - . . . J "D.u, leD.ttne.l. hmuor..... e on J, 80. ., - ~ - - - - · ·- - - - . . -:o -. ~ -~·:·· INFORMATION @) -- .... I QUALITY ... -g.. .···". f. '* u..... .,. . ...... ... Pomerov Motor Co. • .. @) I ~ """""'""" m, I ·-- ~ i ucltlu ~ult~ I ~arpenter, wh~eh I •~ea~t. Jarge l ~s. tat~ ~ R~lph . Sisteral d~s wol~l~1lbl8, R~ruon, Caldwel~ ~lskJ, Eber~ p,..,. i 1 :-s~;t~ lnsun~>ce P~RiE R;~ii~p~o:e,;":~:~~," multiplie~ 18,,1cill~ and~~ -- ~!!4.3. "~~"~ ., ~:O""· I. . . ' . 2-l--=======,...;~,_• ·· MEIGS COUNTY REALESTATEOWNERS I' ! Restaurant Bar HOWARD t FRANK 1 55 AUCTION SCHOOL SOCJAL I • INT0111t:;. 6TRATO- M.IIpa.... at Ita .§ GASOLINI! AL.lll' ~. Each: ~Joey av. h ecJ>-t lett in~ he~ o,;t of t 'ne oa0'<et ' 1n,.; could lead to rnolbt c-ataf t rophlc abbr. con~eau~nc-fi! :!"=tor ··-&' apld.un. .U.1 CT. Golf lAmn ... GNat quantity ... 3611 dayt DAILY CRYI"'IQUOTE - Here'• how to work AXYDLBAAX. to LOJfGl"IILLOW One te-tter limply stan~ for another. In thls sample A ll ute4 for the three L's, X for the two O'a, ~tc~ Sin(le letters, a_po.. trophies, the len(th OJ'Id. form&tJon of the WCJ"dB &re all hm~ ' .a,,-.... ...-.. CQZ IS JVKLB. LIW ZIR KT HKO.r 'I''IV~BSKLR JIJWW!ti.K MKJ.-TYCQJ)t T TJU• ' VQWJUB 1 'Yesterday'• Cryptoquote: PIETY, STRETCHED BEYOND A 0&1\TA!li fOINT, IS THlll PARENT OF' IMPIETY.-SMITH lO lt!M. 1UDf re~~-twe. Byndlcal.e. lAC.) ·- "What'o tho hardeot thing to learn In married lifo? I'd aa_y 'hoW to chiCken-out defiant!~'! .. a:iJ TERRY - MONDAY TRRV ~AY 4:00 Disclng with Doss 4:30 Interchange 6:45 Sill' On~ 7:00 Be Stlll Know 5:00 Community News 12:30 Larry Anderson Show 7, 03 Newt 6:05 Worfd News 3:00 Jim Mees· Show 7:08 Mutcal Clock 5: 15 Sports Today 4:00 TinyS ~nta Claus Show 7:30 Newa Headlbleo 5:25 Weather C:lo Jim Meea Show 7:32 Musical Clock &:SO Dtnner Muolcale 4:30Electric Co. News 7:45 Word ond TeaUm •ny 5:41 Sign Off UO Jim Mees Show 8:00 Ohio Valley Naws 5:00 Sign Ofl 8:05 World News SATURDAY SATURDAY 1:10 Sports Today I 1:45 Sign On %:00 Sign On • News 1:15 Weather 7:00 Be Stlll and Know 6:05 Country Muaic 8:16 Musical cto•k 7:03 Newt 6:25 Country Jamboret 8:50 Com.nunity Newo 7:08 Musical Clock 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 8:~ Talk of the Town 7:341 News Headlines ILOO Top Ten Show 9:55 Mason CouniY New• 7:32 Muslcoi Clock 12:00 Noon News 10:00 Public Service 7:45 Word and Tesllmon) 12:15 Muclai Interlude tO: 15 Family Worship Hour B: 00 Ohlo Valley Nowa 12 .30 The Rev . Merlin Teets 10:30 Latchs•rtn1 8:05 World News 1:00 Jim Mees Show 11•00 Newo Beat 8: 10 Sports Today 5:00 S<ign Off 11.:05 Mof'dlng Melodie' 8:15 Weather SUNDAY e<eepl Friday. Church 1: 10 Pl Pleasant H.S. 7:30 Sign On - Army Hour Bello Ring · Football 8:00 French City BaptiSI 11:45 Woric News 10:30 Song & S:ory Hour 8 30 Sunday Show II :55 Moson County News 10:45 Family Worship Hour 9:30 The Bible Speakes to You 12:00 Community· News 11:00 Newa, Army Hour 10·1111 The Good Life t2:05 Local' News II :30 Puhllc Semco 10 15 Sunday Show 12:10 Markets 12: uo New1 Roundup 12·00 Noon News 12:15 Weather 12:20 Bullotln Board 12:15 ChristiaJJ'o Bo]q. 12 ::10 BulleUn Board 12:25 Nowa 0 Gram• U:SO Rev. Merlin Teer.. tU5 Newt 0 Gram1 U:~ Sabuday Mattneo 1'00 Rav. Aodrew Parsons \2:30 CourJty Agent I: IIi Ohio Stata Football 1:30 Rev. Sllu BUiups '2:~5 Country Go Roond 4:1111 Dtscing with Do11 2:00 Rev. ll.o:.coe Thome 1:$5 Newa Beat 4:30 Top reo A<rvno 3:00 Sunday Showcase 1:00 Country Go Bound 1:00 New& &.mdup 3:30 Country Hymntimers ::55 News Beat I ' 16 PubUc Servlcoo 4:30 Baptist Layman'• Hollf J:OO Midway M&!mee 1:3() Dinner ll.ualcala &:00 Sign OH 3:55 Newa Deal Ul Sip Off WMPO Radio MONDAY THRV FRmAY 6:00 Sign On - Newt 6:05 , Stared Keart 8:20 ·" Mc!go County RFD 6:25 Paw Bowers - Farm 6:30 Bill Miller Sholl 6:57 Weatbtr 7:00 lfews 7:05 l:;ny·s Moruing Chapel 7:20 Jlin Miller Show 7::JO:"SpOrls 7 : 3~ Pickens Hardware (Tues .. Thurs) 7:50 Newt 8 00 Bill Miller Show 8:QO Johnson Simpson Ins. . (friday) . Dsily Lig~t 8:45 Bill lllller how 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed . ~· ri. 1 8:46 I&S Super Mkl. Show (Thurs. 1 9·00 Newa 9:05 Coffee With Janet 10.00 Bil) Mlilers Brunet. Show 11:00 MiiJisterlal Association 11:15 Mlrsoii County Agri. Fnt ITues 1 11:15 Family Worship <Thurs. 11:15 A.S C. Program !Fri.) 11:341 Swap Shop 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymntime 12:00 Cement Bibck News 12:10 Goesslor Guest Star -------·····--- WJEH RADIO ILITTLE ORPHAN ANNII i GET OIJTI 11110r'n~ A GAMY OLD IN QL!TI AND IF I EVER CATCH 'IOU IN61DE HERt: AA~lt'i I'LL lAKE A SHC.fi~UN TO HOU<iEI voul •· BUNNEll Br G&OilG& WONDER r<Q\o\.' Aecur LETIIN' ,_•E.'.~ l..ef ThE. F I REHOU~E ... PRC'I\1DIN' WE \ LL '"""" I AN 1"--VITE TO i H.C Nt:DOIN 1 Y ~·_..,. SAY , "THAT.!) A WON{JfRf'liL IDEA I YD_ c-ar 'r"OURSElJ: A 1 DEAL. .. lOU '<E. ALL INVITED J CALENDAR I Snow Tires ••I N W COMPTON 0 (} I bel' ,. ... 1 ~;, ·' ICING ~~~~~:::::::::?]t~~~fl~~~~~~~~~~~------------~---.~~~--. ' ne~:e,ted to wa rn ~he t ow; ... A....,. ;:t.!!~'o;::ce.••:::.:. at~': NOTICE! -- w.,.,.. ••• For SaIe ! YOU'VE I'ORGCJTTEN AGAIN, MR. IX· CHAIRMAN!! AN<i>~ ING '"HOT LINE" IS MY JOe. t>ON!f-\'Vl mtoknarno ••'"· • AS THE -po . VCKMITIVOP Diles Radtoear Co. It AL CAl'' Joo\ISSIU!. t-ILIRTLES • <III,Mnoon DEv~:~'::s :~~·:::! ' 1 I ·-· ·... llaoll day t11o oollo lottera oro dlfformt. ~~~~~~:::i2~~_;,~ ~~'"J . LI'L AINEa lli.CI'"IP: !II.Wukanocl 32. Btlt<:h.. 811- T<>pped a'I.Ctoeoto '"~..:;.-=:• serv.c~. MVBiRFDAV SC~OOL TODAY THE DAILY SENTINEL Sfree~ Middleport~ ~i· , IN cup Serv~ces w~ su':.~~·:: ..;.~··J~t 1:":;:-:• 1 SPANI( IN ·s :118. Girl., I ~Ills .~n ...... "' d- River 5 JSAJ'oiA!';ITHY WENT BLPIBBI:D IT DADBURN """' I ban~nas, FOURTEEN _,.__ 1 m !GOT ..,-e, MA-~M­ - f ~h a:~~ ~tiles I It PIID L.AIIW&L l1Mll1o DAILY 1 I !"" By RllK DU BROW wowd stand lot lha blackout? Ualted loioroationol He shrug&ed. and left no doubt HOLLYWOOD tUPI1 - How he felt it was more important can AVCTV 's annual Academy that the Academy Awards' toleAwards 11how inaure the attend- cast mAintain the presliae that an('e of movie 1tan who 1tay t.. necessary to keep It a ma· away and thus deprive it of itt jor event. full glamor~ Dick Dunlap, who has betn On Wednesday , ·ABC Scope" guiding the event for the net- will present a half-hour pto-· ACROSS work . hat a suggestion an gram about a convict in Cook S.Applo says he Is dead serious about County, Illinois, who Is ached· . it uled to d'e ln the electric chalr. 6, Gil'tB to Charity F'ollow the example of tele- An unusu!l aspect of the I. Circular vised sports events that want planned broadcast Is that t he turn to protect their attendande, and same networ~ Ia 9howing a lG. Ha.rveC lL B&yin( have the Oscarcast blacked out number of doeumentarles from 12. Sorcery in its home territory - name- Robert Drew Anoclates, which 14. Hurnmillirly. the Los Angeles area. several years ago won a top btnl Dunlap admits It has been Cannes Festival award for "The 15. Ha.wallaa bird distressing to have so many Chair," which alao dealt with a 17.Costars stay away from the condemned convlet, Paul llool awards - espedally those who Crump, whose life was not tak- lt.Ooonare nomtnated. en. "The Chair" has never Oollgoalo, Did he think a !Jponsor would been shown on an Amertean •• with Use stand for the elimination of a network, and It is a pity an armajor market like Los Angeles rangement was not mad_e to c. Go&' in Ha O!"car pitches? He bring the CannH prlr:e.-wmner thought so. to the national audience. Or. Did he think Los Angeles and 1 II&.Bhadaot red Hollywood area novie fans The Cbonnel Swlmr The Law:a Dr1DidiiC nunds.! F~ances a~d den~ Television Revue renct Welk show presents Its \ In an IOr!l or IIUtuen~s Of leJ: iOilh prVf!rJIII ~D IJIC.TV J""' - and rest assured that 21 •. . ~me network'• DtW ~to TV toa11 lhtm In - IIIII lht night entry tho Lea Crane first week or thls soaper JJ on allow is havin11 a rough lime in its way to making Edward A~ the ~atlngs againal NBC.TV'o bee Jeem like • tea.danN writ. "Tonight " serltt. ~.' by romparlson. hero of Th•re is nothing like ielltqg Moment ol Truth lJ 1 poyeducation into soap opera, 50 ('hology professor who also hal NBC· TV has given Ill latest 1 . private practlvo. What bo. daytime serial. "Moment of V~rglnla Woo~! Truth," 1 college sell1Jl8. TOlls JUSi THAT HIE l-IAS AN 1\XC&U.ENT RaPIJTAllON AS A D0CIDR AND A MEOICAL. ~-. �-~ J ... ·- Need for Conservation. NiJ,i ed by Speaker I eaeqllioe .... olofIIMeqll {..,oi.~ ....was ol America. of Mrs thanks1lella from the family The Important need lor the ) Mrs. Lloyd pre•enLed • .. re- t td ·liltand· !lie dange.:S lildT;t'. 'l'le ~lng opened tn of Windsor for tho conservallon of America's nat- 1view or the recent book, ThLe I ~~~ 1 ...... 4 these rltuallltic form led by the re- grave marking service. M ra. t he p ,_ Q ·el er 1s1s ·• by Stewart ....,1m na e ..- .n · d 'lho . ural resources was r I Ul • She told of the care the In- gent, Mrs . Emerson Jones, an Lawrence. M1 . an gave. a 1ave ,.. gram topic presented by Mrs. Udall. ed d sed In the fareailS until Miss Bes1 Sanborn, chaplain. minute d18cuss1on on National Hruce Lloyd, a member of the The speaker enumer~t wa:_ U:"s ~te an came to Mrs Patrick Lochary led the Defense topics including relig~ Amateur Gardener's Club, when in whi<:h ~hJte men ~~= :U.Itn 0~ ; buij4, cities · jn the. pledge to the flag ious practices in the sehools. Return Jonathan Meigs Cha~ Lhe top sotl, cut valua 0 I~ 1bnc . ~ ,f~tile ground. Mrs. o. p . Klein playing danger of Commun~m. ln aU ter Daughter:;: of the Amen- ber . wtlhout replaceme t, pod I hJ k of the laws the stnuing of the national areas of American hfe and the · · F ·d al 1 ted i ers and streams an aut or spo e c-· . Co . can Revoluhon, rnet n ay - u rv . ' th 1 de t eserve the natural anthem. aid bemg g1ven to mmum• 0 pr_ •·"· ternoon a! the Grace Episcopal .spoile<l the bt!~uty of the_ ear . ·. · ~. , "• . tic countries. Parish House. Iwith ~trip mimng. She diScuss- resources and a.ue amm.al DuiibJI othe business session I --the chapter voted to endorse Members responded to roD the candldaey of M,.. Irving call by giving facts about trees KaiT, Jr., for State Historian in America. Mrs. 0 . P. Klein, of the Ohio Society, Daughters American Mu•.ic chairman, pr.. o· the Amerh.:an Revolution . sented a musical !llalute to Mrs. Karr is a pasL regent of teen• in ':"ng and dialogue. ld H k The January meetmg of the the chapter and 1!1 presently Guests or the afternoon were The Rf'V Dona IC s. pash h lrm M Ll d Mrs Roger Dill~~ tor of the Middleport Churdl Laurel Cliff Better Healt lo Pomeroy State Proeram c a an. ~ rs oy : f h •. 1 b was held Thursday evenMrs Karr and. Mn. Jones 1ard and ch1ldren Re rE-s men~ ·~ .. • .. of ChriSt presented a St"fffi0/1 I (' u Mts: . John F Baily spent . h rr t candy ·, . -4'l,l[,jlll entttled, :'How Shall W• &<- mg at the home or Mrs Lou Thursdty with Mrs, were elected delegs,t.es to of ""Ved by cape, If We Neglect fin Cireat j Dlt'hl wlth Mrs Pearl Parker Phillips and Mrs. Roger SMt.alehCon!• fieri Neil ~e hostesses Mrs. A. R Knight, S·l t ?" at the conclud as co-hostess. D .1 • are ...- "'Ao • ' Cl' 1 , a a va Jon. , arne s. H iPl Colqtt\,b'us Alternates Mrs. Everett Hayes. Mrs. IIII tng service of Lhe Week o: l \1rs Allen EJchmger, vice David Edwards who has been were Mrs. R. KnighL, ton Fisher and Mrs. Irving . Pr~yer h€1d at th~ MJddlt-por presJdt>nl, conducted the meet· eonfinP.d to hid homr eiyh vhiv- Mr~ ,(aorge Skinner, and Mrs. Karr, Jr' contributin.g. Mr!ll. TO OBSER\'F: 60TH IVEDDINr. ANNIVERSARY - M' ~nd Mrs. S2m Wyatt, Ri. Fu st Baptist Chut eh .. I mg and led lhe devotiOns tak- 1ken x for the past two weeks lM Davidson. ~- Karr was Locha"y and Mrs Dt: ·>r~ pre1 PonJel 0\' II II I oh"'ll I' an open house ('(' lebra\'"" on Su nda,h Ja nuau I ~\:-1 ~~~!~ Rev. Hteks spoke of Salva; t•n from Psalm 103 H8. .. She is .:roving and returned to ... a delegate to the Na- 1sided at the tea tab!e. The talot tlwu· tiUth \\ecldlng an mversory from 2 to_ 4 p m I IS IS r. a s i lt"'n as a rel,';"se from the sm. also read a medttatJOn, S<'hool . . tiona! Continental Congress to ble was centered wtth an arbirthd a\ '[ hn werE> m.Jrried Jamwry 1\l I90f., Cll (.rato , W., \a ' ~nd moved to Oh o I of the world and warned th.at For The Llay ." a New Years . .• .. . ....,.~ 19-2.3 in Wash· rangement of red and white 11 1922 in Hi' nrked for the Sla_te High\\'ay Dt>~artment fOJ 2~ yea~s·.~~ey ;;e ~he~ ! " persons must t:o~e to Chnstl resolulwn f and a pr_ayer from Mrs. E:..~E. Roush M · ·Mra. Nan Moore carnallons combined with whitf' 3 parents ul 1he folfo 11111 ~ sev<'ll ltv In g <htld re n. Uarenee. Htple) · W 0 't~e b0't~ 0 f to overcome sm. He stated The Upper Room Stlent pray- view arrived Wednesday, lor a and Mrs GJIY Neigler were tapers in silver candelabra Mrs shire ~1rs Hu"rll !.<I liP. Rutland : Mrs. Wllltam Chase and ~liS. ~~ m11 ' d 1that prayer " the way of ovr- er lor deceased members and visit with her sister-in-law, aiternates Llovd was presented with a J r . HI 1 Pomeroy. and Sam. Jr .. of Mtcldletolln. ey a so rarse a coming sin and gave a graph- the Lord's Prayer in unison Mrs. Charles MiD. 'Dwisht Mtlhoan read a l gift from the chapter. niece Fave (;un)!lll . \\hO now lives in Pt:nnsylvanla. ---~ ic descriptlOll o~ pumshment to concluded lhe devotions . Two ersville. • "-4'i'HF.R """" tlllldJ, llld , _.. lo.algbt llld Taoodoy. Low tolli(bl Jl.ll. Hlgb Tuetclay :If. IJ. • e l. • at y .......... _ .......... ...... . . •ow Ym KPfOW A...._ ....... .... s•- ••,, ent1n ~ .. 2 lllloldie ,... ...... , . . olbor . . . . . . _ llrele-.. . . . . - . - lma Pastor H,.Cks Is Spe aker in Final Service . Better Health Club Meets at Diehl Home I !'C:t -~ h~me el:~ ...------=------.·I Plans are Made h~t~ f~;:•:::.t~:· :e~:· A~ a '""." Terry ADMIRAL COLOR T.V. Witm<~w; I ~· F~IJruatry It• St9P ill the Housewares department on fw~hnwnls the .I WORLD t. . I relationship of cigarettes to 111- ' . tress," Terry told memben the National Inter-Agency . ,: c 0 unci I on Smoking and :. Health. I Today's session was convened as "a report to the nation on smokina and health-one year later." ' Smokero Decreooe Terry said .!IUrveys show that the number of adult ma1es who smoke cigareue. has dropped from 59 fl"' cent to 52 per otl: · Ge ff•Jng L:~=========:j · I ~or ~r: { nf:r;~ch serve~ (I~ , ' Persona • • . MEIGS THEATRE ;s~~c,:, ,~ ~lalron · ca~ who smok~ c.tgar~tteftbad cent since the report was is- OWN-.~~~ tM~~tv ..uu ._._ ta -IP.&At. ~;~... · '"-- J!!:..:!: ~~~t.v:a:,g. s •]] s . ' mwM' I KENNY I THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY POMEROY, OHIO Condensed Statement of Condition as of December 3ht, 1964 RESOURCES: Cash and Pue from Banks .... .... . $ 699.2fl9 I~ U.S. t;o\ernmrnt Bonds ...... , , . . 1 ,021.1G~ 63 Othrr Ronds and Securities . . . . . . . 346,832 16 Loans <1 ral Disronnts . . . . . . . . 3.3;'>2,621 fi~ Bankin g Ho11se and Equipment 4.1.788 50 Other A<,e ls .. . . .. .. .. . . .. :l.618 05 TOT\L $5.467.31:l42 LIABILITIES: Capital SIIH k ........ .......... . $ 125.000 00 Surpltts ...... . . 175,000.00 Undhi(!l'd Pmfils and Reserves 128.582.99 R.f'servt• For Dividends Resrn p for 1lnr.1rned Jnterest Demand Depno;ils Time Pf'IJosl!s ....•.•.•••.•..... TOT\1. 428,582 H9 10.000 00 1 tS .092.15 2 095,39H I 0 2,820.2:l9 18 $5,467,313.42 OFFICERS Theodore T. Reed, Jr ., President J. Edward Foster, Vice Pres. & Cashier Richard E. Jones, Vice President Thereon Johnson, Vice President Paul E. Kloes, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS Thaodarl' T. Rud, Jr. J. Edward Fotter Thereon Johnson Dr. Fred R. Ctrfi'Y, Jr. Fred Crow, Jr. Alma Ptrhr C. Wayne Swisher Le,Ue F. Fulh Harold E. Smith MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION the area I aliz.('d in F'owter, Florida. Veterans His addrcslj is Hoscoc HosPI ~a l, Ward 1-3, North Bay 1 Pines. F'!a. 11504. ! Mrs. Marie Steiner has re- ' lurnt-d from a 10-day vacation w1th her sons and families in nnrthern Ohio. She visited with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Steiner and family in Warren, 0 h : &. and with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steiner and family at Chester· land., Oh10. While there the birthd<tv anniversary of Ray Steiner . was observed with a family dinner and get-together. SATUku~., .. ~, .. ..,,., • ., I YOU SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 thru SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe 1<'.1rned Thursday evening of the dPath of his brother, William Morton Rupe, 56, at his home in Tallmadge, Ohio. He ' was an employee of the Good' vear Company. Mr. Rupe had been ill for an extended time and a bed palient for the past 2 years. Private funeral services will be ~onducted SUnday afternoon in Tallmadge with the body to he brought to Rutland Monday for burial. NAVA.£0 MOBILE HOME PAT I 0 COVERS Phi leo Elec. Ranges Admiral TV • lnterioc:klnt: baked eMrmel 1lumlnum roof paneiL Sturdy f ..cia .nth c:holca of color 111m, • Can be Interspersed with tranaluc:ent Rllld·VInyl ~nela tor ''Skylillhf' efftd. • • Projections up to 12' ••• eny wklthl ANNOUNCE SPEAKER Rev. Prank Cheesebrew will 1 . be the morning speaker at the SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. • ldul tor e41rports _, We're Tradin' Forgotten lind sereen endoaurn. • Easy to t1lce down and take with you stor.. lllht lnd toml)lc:U ' ' ~ ORIGINAL PRICES . . .. ' ' . Like Cruyl .SAVE ~~~II Make Us An OHer Now! ••• end EASY TERMS, TOOl FREE EST/MAT£ WITHOUT OfiLIGA T/ON Associated,Radio& TV ... •. . . : ., YTAG) r ·.,.'·,•. . -~~~ ....•.. • , ~ "' (WI-.:. ' WY 2-3635 .... .. ' ~ "HARRY MILI,ER 'i, ' ~ 1 By DOROTHY KILGALLEN not important, is it?" . Jottings In Pencil • Nat King Cole is scheduled to be opJVJonLgomery Clift Is readmg playerated on in about three weeks, but doc- scripts, hoping to find something in tors think he has a good chance of recov- which he can return to his first Jove, the ery ... Lynda Bird Johnson paid her se- Broadway stage. And Broadway would cond visit to the Albert French restau- welcome him .... Get ready for a new Les Crone is ABCTV's netwo.t. offering to lote~ rant the other night, escorted by her group called the Rhodes Brothers, three ningteleviawers looking-and listening--for convet<handsome young beau, who isn't readily young fellows - real brothers, ineideoIGtion and spirited discussion on most any topic. identified by New Yorkers. They ate tally and quite remarkably - who have Guesb, audience and Cnme keep the convenational heartily, and t 's an "ail you can eat for been rocl<;ing audiences throughout the flail 10Uing. W~elding a "shotgun" mic~ $2.95" place, which indicates he's on a South and Midwest for §J»'eral months. Crone picb up questions from the audience in his~ budget . . . Singer Shirley Bassey is back They seem to be a sure m for stardom. evialon-in-the-round oreno. His let's-talk-iJbout.lt with her huslrat ~< ~ Hume - for A funny acid test: Ohio Governor James fonnat originated in '61 in Son Francisco, ond the sake of their ouspnng, sne says. But Rhodes likes to claim he's a relative. picked up this MalOn by the MtWorl The show oils friends hope the allegedly "temporary Camilla Stroyberg, breathtaking 17from 11:15 p.m. to I ;()I) a.m., with IOII'Ie stations arrangement" will become permanent .. year-old sister of movie star Annette Sybil Burton plans to open a discotheque Stroyberg, has arrived in the United foiningtl,. netwolk after the program is under way. called "The Alfred" (a favorite phrase States to go to school lo Greenwich, sen's one-dimensional role. S. of the Beatles). It wiU be located where Conn. Her other sister, Mirette, is mar.. I'd lnslst on a Dew element ~>to the original El Morocco used to be, site ried to Frances<:o Galesi and Camilla's ing ndded or at feast .., m • of the recently folded "EstabUshment••. most persistent suitors are Francesco's . acripts that let Janssen changt Experts expect racial troubles to friends ..... Young promoter Gabriel BY DICK KLEINER e.r;pression once in a while. start making headlines In Alabama, Mis- Katzka is heading a group seeking to bu;v sissippi, Georgia, and Florida before the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre . . . . . PresiHoiqwood CorresPoadeDI - I'd tell Jerry Lewis to do March .. , No matter what you've read dent Johnson isn't a bit pleased about IF IT WERE MY BTIJDIO anylhlng he wants to - excepl or heard elsewhere, Lester Lanin will the bickering going on in the New York -I'd cut out that gory, hand- sing. play the mal Dlnaugural Ball - at the State Democratic Party. He'd like the chopped-<111 BeeDe from "Huoh - I'd make a spicy plcturt Armory, which holds the most people various factions to end their public .. • . Hush, Sweet Chat lotte. • about a doctor and call it "Ba& and where the President usually spends oquabblln'; if they don't, he just might It'• Just tlbock for shock's sake ll Melabollsm. " the most time . , . Yogi Berra, one of send In his own peacemaker. And that ...t isn't really necessary. OthJ~ Value's biggest fans, confided to wouldn't be an idle gesture. The boys erwise, this ill a 1ooc1 Grade RtiONDA n.mtiNG, or him that he's a frustrated songwriter. would know LBJ meant business. Bm- chiller, JeJtY has another close friend, Mickey - I'd make aU my writers DOWN MARILYN LANE Mantle, who is a frustrated singer of Rhonda Fleming, whose real see ''t'M Amerlcanlsatlon of Bobby Short, oil a month's vacation country songs. Mayj)e Mickey and Yogi from Le Caprice, will tour London, Pa- · Emil,y," Paddy Cbayelsky, who name ill Marilyn Lane t20t1 can cet together and wlhp up a disk ris, Madrid, Tangier, Marakeech and Cas- · wroti II, bad a DOvel Idea Century-Fox made her chanfi date. It because they oald Mar!ly1 live the acton 1ooc1 Wlll'ds to a~Ianca. Minding the store while he's wasn't a eommercial name~ vwung his international ch111118 will be 1a7 llld they'D lootr lood- Funoeems to IJ'OW more beautJI• Unquestionably the smashing party Djenara and Paca, a European linginB ny nobody lhoucbl of tbal beeach year. There are oome wht of the holiday ieason was the 4ance giv- team who are big favorites in ,Capn, fore. en at Delmonico's by Mr. and Mrs. Roo where they own their own cluli,' Le - I'd make a spicy picture lblnlt ohe II lbo most beautiful bert Bach. Celebrities by the score, yea; Chauve Souris. Djenara Is tbe lass wbo "about· the War Between the f1f all lloRywood's stara, anti but aside (rom that, Duke Ellington -in made the front pages several seasons States IIIII can u "MarJo<am that's tntlroly pooslble. F..- one thing, she h8! a person - pro'rided the music, and the ago when sbe w88 engaged to the Iran'1broulh Georgia," ladles who attended were marvelously sitory Edward Purdom, ~ Individual beauty. Ani - I'd wait patiently uniU bea~tlful, perf!!Ctly costumed, rlcbly jewQuote from Julie Andrews, who tbat seems to be 1 rare comBoruooza bad run its """"" mndlty eled and fabulously colffed. No Broad· viewed her first private screening of u- days. lncl thea live Dan Blocker a way cut ever ~played a more attract- her upcoming 20tb Century-Fox musl· "Younger leading women 1<> real cllallfO at. pace. llo'd make lve group. The bostess set the tone with eal just before ohe flew to London: day,.. she Sll)'ll, chooshJa .... a tnat lMraVJ - ho;r about her perfeet figure encased In stunningly "Who needs a ~lane? I've just seen Qwi~ Ill "The Homchbact: words carefully, ••att seem t1 simple blue and pink, and the general 'Sound of Music. " l could have told her Ill Notre Dame" fw a llatler? loot aUto. And ewn the dlffero mood of the evening was clinched when that last August - as a matter of fact, I - l'd tab note of lhe ...,_ ont-looklnl ..... begin to ad Vala Byefleld lost a strip of diamonds tblnk I did .. , A new science fiction .... of recent fUm DIUI!cala alike. I'm so worried tor Ana off her gold mlnaudlere, spent a few filclt;er is about to descent up on us with and llf!ure that mll)'be lbo Marcret - tlbe wa. so tr.,. mlnutea looking around for them, then the catcblest title since ''The Blob." It's time is ripe for some romanUc IIIII Wlusual and so flOOd In hell exiled IDIIUng, IByiDg, "After ~U, I~is ~ed "Goo." onea, lito lhe old MacDonald- ear1J musclala, but In 'kittOI EddJ duets, And I'd try one wllb a Wblp' llho l!leiDo to bo IIOOLP1lJIIB _.. wu 700 pounds at. ltber nose submarine toot plac:t wllb Anna Mollo and Harve pttlng h&rd and lwsh lib .. ON PAIIADB slais m0011ted 1111_1he cbuoill at. here recently, b1!t II wasn, Presnell, who should make 1 tbe otben., SAN FRANCISCO (UPIJ- a IID1BII IOftlp ear 11114 colctro fw lhe bulfei!Dtl a1. beao Sbe singled CNJ! Elfzabetll Aslt peat oi"'!hla - and - romanoArllll 'trredtla _....,. llm!lled eel ........... deep putple, . ted, YJ II)' as one o1 lbo Y"WWII hla le:am• 1 IiDclliu!rt ftrsl ill WW"lcl blue, ar.,., dark cr-. :ololet '!be 100,0110 ablp wu a repllstan whQ eeem to have a ,.. - I'd malce a llpicy p1ctura lf Itt bore reeent1J - · i1 millol- IIIII )'elklw,.. ea at. • World War n Beet sub- about Wfnnlni lhe Weal lllld !que beqty and laJtnt. llll!tl: •:J)arado llllU!plure' wblcll . · · JDBrlDe. 11u11t of Belli plpGOCI ~-~ Rhotldl ea11 II "The ONe- Trail" .. ~ -.111 ~ ~ PLYWOOD SUB by lOIII Cen!ury-Foll. studlol! for toot 1 loDe loot at todll)''a er., - I'd fl&ure that people are 'lilc ID New Yorll CIIJ. ' 11,\N PEDRO, c.ut. (UPIJ- 1118 ID the 101 1110VIe 'Morlat. pll!lures, And lbe Isn't toe becilnni!JI to set bored wltll .. 2!lillltied "&01 <llarlot," tbt The lil'll. ~of • . . Tbe Fulflive IIIII David J..,... ICM'I IIIOIJ1lladl ..... j Hunches on Spicy Films -..a t ._ • .. " ~ ~t-~•- POMEROY 1 South v·Iet Nam 'I . ! I ~lth ..... Famous Singer i'aces Uperation Soon I Philco TV • 1 I ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD APPLIANCE Estimated cost of the pro. I' ject is ov•r fio.ooo.ooo. . The Corpa said the llr<ll'k will l'Onsist of constructlnl two con' 1 crete locks, one 110 x 1,200 ~oet. 1and tbe other 110 x 600 fl!l!t ill I ]size, complete mlt.ar satea e and an operabona bulldfnl. _ By United Press International Other work to be included tn :1 A blunderbuss storm that the project is the furnishlna 8hd >j belted much ot the Appalach- ' installing of a lock fUlilltl ·1t00 n 1ians and Ohio Valley with j empt~ing aystem, hydraulic:. 1 heavy snow during the weekend electrical, cornpreuecf lir .and ·-1 swept Jnto New England today. water systems, appurtenant eon• i The weather burt>au warned of struction incJlldin& P:llt eell 1 up to JO inches ot freshsnow. 1 cofferdam, diversion ditl!hos. - r Roads were snow-paC'ked and building an access roact, t"Dhicy from Kentucky and Pennsyl- . struction. of a ternporaey. rtfl. .~ 1vania into •:ent ral New 8nrl(- road relocation, and vther m~ 1 land. 'l'he storm hampered cellaneous construction. 1 ctraveters at New York Citv's Invitations for .bids ~II be two major ajrports, where 225 issued about. Feb J, act.'ordtng l flights were ('anrelf'd Sunda~·. · to the corps. Work ,on the t Warnings of from 4 to 10 inch- locks will commence witbln 10 . es of snow were posted for days alter ""oelJ!t. 1 1 Long Jsland and JOuthern por- lo p~=~ 1! tions ·of Maine, New Hampshire ed , and Vermont. Heavy snow fell order. Ithrough the night al Boston. 1 J Parts of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecricut bra('ed ; ; for more than 6 Inches of fresh • 1 I Wil/inm M. Rupe Dies in Tall madge St M [ : orm oves .. i I Eastward to I New England I •' RT - ~~~~--•••••••IIIUI••••••IIilll BIG ' ~n. i AIMED Novw• tit& Plllio- ~ dr/lt rloeJn/t ftJolb fi1t_e M ··-tltougkt. I ~)'meat -lemont To.,. Dan,. Sentinel. Pomerov-Mt<ldl.....,_ v.,. ~• ad 1be Ga111~ l'tmf"8 Gantoolla..,_.o,.bloo=.-----' J).pP'' · · To be Opened Qn March} 6 ~~·~. ~·.~~e. ~r.r.a.... ~. 1 I w~ '"oote ' J a~!·vE:d Baptist . l Elberfelds In Pomeroy . OCSJ 16 ..,. ;t ~0~"'!1:- .. ,. ,,. -<"~< · ,-, . ~;,,;'"<'>'tX-~-w-,.;;t" ' Corps of Engineen at HunlJna-- AUDREY MILLER, Owners J- ~week I•&• of Middleport ..UI 'I 1 Now o,en For Business Miller's Home Restaurant I I • Sewa1e eharltJ for tbe vU· , be . bHied tor the montht. • of Oclober, November 1 1d ' TERUNG (UPI) - Five trammen were ktlled in • ' December to ..1 resldeall ... I headon colhston early today between an Erie Lackawan. . ' n d B It' & Oh' . ht . . . · cen11DJ wa1er ser"1ct. 1 a an a Imore to reig trams . EJght dJesel enBnt d ad bJe gines were wrecked and their rue! tanks burst into a fire witbt: that sent flame 111 th•s small Wayne County commumty lpt Th to •. ' roaring 200 feet into the air. " <-e. • e '· • are j Three of the victims were from New Castle, Pa. They paid at. the Middleport MayBids will be opened .for the. I were C. R Duckworth, en•ineer·, c. s Williams, conducOr' I offtee weekdoyl from t construction of toots . It t h. • am unltl noo nd 13 p m · • ., Rarine Locks and Dam project tor and C. S. Drushel, all on the B & 0 train . The two on 1 · • . 8 • Jon of the Erie Lackawanna train k.:lled were engineer Don or may be made by 1on the Ohio River about MarcJt -~ _ - -- · .. ___ ______ . ... ......_ .. _ ,.._ • ...._ ...__ .. _.. ._ . ...... ~ ......... ""'hio. l ma1l addressed to tbe abo~re, I1 , .according to the U.s. ArmJ c-(' Catholic Women Instal/ New Refreshment~; Cl b Off" u tcers - - - L k B.d CatChF"Jre Jn • ma TOWn LT. HARTI!NG Ha_rtung wm·s Gold Bar in A"Jr Force ... , .... .................. _ ...... SUNBEAM ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Nyl~ !1 FueITanksof 8o·JeseIs I the main floor and take advantage of the Sale Prices on genuine ..• BAKER FURNITURE 5 Trainmen Die in Collision Of Two Freights Near Akron . I: dechned only shghtty last Il sued, Nearly of every lour WASHINGTON - CONGRESS year's report. But h• SIDCO said miladult men is one an ex-;moker he went int.o the second week of Ilions more could be persuaded ; noted ' I Ed Its Sale Time at Elberfelds In Pomeroy lag~ made the appeal on the first anniversary of his advisory committee's much-pubUclzed king findings Jd that I cigarette . arno cou cause ung can-cer and other diseases. ,, The public10 health official said ,i the proport n of a_dutt Amert- In I for Schoo/ Instruction Pl<~ns t u15 Evangeline Chapter would take beThe accorded . were.. by given. Mrs. Lewis Roush of Miners- 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan, 9, 1965 I I . t t' serviCe smners. was opened WI'th readings No Mistakes Mrs."Makes E. J. ! patt tn llht s~~~~o ~f ms rue Jon ;m organ and piano duet wil~ . Trary. and ,"Magic Weaver," ville Sl'1fJ sis1er, ~s. Headquarters For 1 Of to bt> ~ · · • Mrs. Gerald Anthony at the PI· Mrs Parker. McClintock o( Pt. Pleasant, W. Followmg the business meet- Iano and Mrs. C. P . Bradbury . Va. vislted Thursday, at · Letart ing g<Jm~s wcfe P_layed a~d at th organ. Spcial music : During a short busines! ses-- Falls:tJith Mr. and Mrs. Ernest rt> made for the pmes <tw::trded to wmn.ers Pm was prt>sented by the Junior I sion. a report was give·· on the Grimm and f•m~ly. I . ufh sma ll orchtds · of the Mount Moriah Bap- calendar towels which thed club Mfs.- Roy Holter visited Frl· s~hnol of we mslruction 1o bc hr td on tt d'111g were Re c1101r · f · 4 g1vt-n eac one a en 1 ·' . ·. 1 · • t" .1 Church under the direction I is sel!ing. Plans were rna e or day · at Cileshire with her moat Remersvll _ were served ar the sale dat the 0 when F:vrmge lme \, 1ap rr, r , 1 th vent'ng oJfsMrs · Paul Gomer. The group a white elephant . ,,. ther; ,Mrs.·· George Thompson. 01 1 der uf the ~.astern . SLars me c use e e · sang, "'l'o Me • I '..-' So Wonder- 1 ! next meetmg. A roun D routn Sofend. Fisher student . at ·l'hur:-,~ 1."IV t-venmg · a 1. the ·\lla - ~ .•.' f u1" · with Mrs · C<:.•mpbell · Harp- 1card . w<~s · ser1t tob Mrs_ ana Moontam Slate Business · T. 1 in Middleport ~---- · ~.... ~' er at the piano Kenneth Eng- Oliver m Co 1urn us. leAe. Parkersburg, W. Va. arMiddleport, 0. somc e · Rerres1mt-n 1 ts were served by nv · ed Frld~y, to spend . the \1r s. rmp Kathryn Mitl'he l!. wor,''· ~ ~lish also sang ·a solo, "To~ch thv matron, ;nd Allen Hughes. {J Me Lord Jesus." accompamed l.he hostessf's to the abov~ nam- weekend Wtth his .pareate,~.,-, lh ere in ch '1rge ' by Mrs Harper ed and Mrs. James Gtlrnore, and Mrs. Mason fi'1sher and fa11 0 Borden was Mrs. Clarence Curtis, _Mrs ..Joe mily. ,-.. 1;: The Rev. 1 in tbe ab- 1 1 wo,hip leader tor the service , Evens. Mrs. Paul Fnck. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs: Wnliahi Ffohor 1 Pomeroy, Ohio s~~ee .. of :\1rs John Rroman _ I H In Middleport I with Rev M. E. Oowson, Rev. l Erllest Powell and two gt~es.ts, an son of Belpre are spendmg TONIGHT During ;he bu siness -·· ron -.; Howard RuppeJt, Rev. Donald Miss Sand~a Gilmore and MISS the weekend with their parents, thr cha pter voted to donate $5 Mrs. G~ren Stansbury has , Boone and Rev. Frank Cbeese- : Ruth Norns. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Amol~ and 1 "THE EVIL OF to lhf" Hi)Spllal Cirele in Col11rn- r~t~rned !rum ~ever~} ~eeks ! brew assisling. ! Mr. and Mrs. ~ason Fish~r. 1i FRANKENSTEIN" \ T l'dl f1 j('O! llrl bus and to sponsor a soup s<~le VJ SJI wtt,h .:t:'l8hve_s m c.all~orn- The offering (rom the _serv: Charles Clarkson, vice pref!l· Mrs. ~'9D Fls~r . !011, ' Petf'r Cu~hin~ . l't'1N Wn!~d 13 - She acr.:o_mpamed he• Sisler ices, sponsored by tl~e _Middle dent: Mrs . David Ohlingert sec- I G4(don, v.Jallad J;n nt:lr.v 19. r\lrs. f~reneh re, thorpe, Dunr :1n /.:.tnwnl. 1\:.a and fl owers <llld bruther·m-law, Dr. and Mrs. port Ministerial _Assoclah?"· ar.e retary ; Mrs. Howard Dailey, at '%lew Havelt.. . W. . , por !Pd ~1 n cards ty Wt l<l "SURF PARTY" sPnl ro memhers and also re- (_ l' •: d Hordf:'n or Columbus. used for the Dally Vacahon Bl- treasurer; Mrs_ T. A. Hfnnes- 1Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Roush and Bobby Vin1 on, }' ;; t ru til '.l11r pnrl t·d Mrs Jolin Vroman a Mr s. '":<~Iter Crooks ~nd Mr~· · ble School held each summer. ey, historian: and Mrs. Leland l' daughter. I row . P ~l tit•nt <H Hu1zt-r Hospital be- Wflyn:.<o!hllons wer~ . tn r.alli-1 Large attendance was no~ed Sisson. auditor. . ing lrec1\ed for a broken hip. I ~olts -~ hursday to VISit Mrs . . each evening ~ith a. capacity I Plans were discus~ed for a sy, Mrs. Mary Kunzelman, Mrs. I SUN., MON ., TUES. JAN 10·11 · 11 Mrs. James Clatworthy and (rooks f~t~_er, M~. ~ruth ~f l audience atte~dmg Friday eve- r family parish dinner to be held r Thomas Hennessy, Mrs. J~~ "MUSCLE BEACH Mrs . Al len HughC'~ served as Pom t ~lcas<~nt_, \\. \i a. who IS Ining. The destgn for Ule cover , F'ebruary 1~. Miss Olga Pier-I Handley and Mrs. Ho11er Brie r PARTY' ' in<.: l ~lll ing officer and marsh<:~ll 1 a ~~dlc<:~l p<~llenL at Holzer Iof the programs_ used each eve- I iotti was welcomed. ~s a n~w les. Hos~sses for the F~ ) SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 {TerhntC'olnr) m installmg Jo Ann Wh1te, who Ho~p<tal., e ning was contnbuted by Rev. , member and Mrs. Wilham Remary Jne~tma .. wlll.bf;,,Mr!l,; , ~ ~ F'ranldf! An1l11n - Atml"tle hns bern appoi nlt-d to serve as I 1\Jrs. Pi:iul Smart has h .en Hicks. 1 hart as a guest. Prayer by Mrs. as Scally, Mrs. ~obert BID' et · I f'Unteello . Hennessy closed the me~t!ng. Mrs. Howard Dalley•. Mrs. Jo~n I Mnrtha for the year. She was returned to her _hom~ . fro~ I Futurett•: Tall Dark unable 1o be present at the De- Vt'!t-ra~Js ~emor_Jal Hospital m Games were played with priz. Kokovitch, Mrs. Phi., MeJer . rember meeti ng . It was announ- 1 PomeJO~ f?llo~_mg_ surger~. es awarded to Mrs. Cas,.i. :\-fn. landr-iM~rs~-~A~d~o~lp~h~Sa=e~Je~ll!. ced that several officers of Mrs. (,race ~~a IS retur~mg Sisson and Mfs. J. M. Thornton. 1;,===.,------::--:::: I to her home '" Borger, exi were alter havmg spen~ the pas ) by Mrs. Clarkson, Mrs. Hennesmonth wnh her SISter. 1Mrs. '1.~"'"'===-----------·~1 John Kmcaid. She was 8 :com- l New officers were lnstalled • pcmied to Columbus by M r :s. when the catholic Women'c; elub I Kincaid where they plano~ to of the Sacred Heart church 1 . visit _ with their sister, M I~> s met Thursday evening in the · FOR All OCCASIONS 1 Dahha Pauley. chur~h auditorium. j 6 AM to 8 PM Daily-8 AM to 8 PM Sunday Don Roush of the U. ~- Navy ' I Mrs. Ricard Freeman, pres- 1 Wi wtre flowert everywhere has retur~~ lo dul y m t h t' 1ident, opened the meeting with 1 & South Pac1f1c area after_ spen~- 1 prayer, after which she install· ~ ~ ~.. ~9~3T mg a hollday leave w1th h1s 1 ed the officers Including, Mrs. · N. SECOND STREET MIDDLEPORT, 0. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paul Casci, president; Mrs. Pomeroy Flower Shop ~,.,, Roush and family . Mu Millard Van Meter :======;;;;:=;;;;:;;:;;~;;;;~------~ I Friends in JV<~Y be First church in HartWI GIVI rv STAMPS interested in sending cafds _to ford, w. va., Sunday morning, W. MaiD Pomei'OJ' ' dleport Roscoe resident. Fowler, awho former\wdis hospil- [!,~:J~a~n~IO~=======~~~~~~~~~~~ - - -'- - . WASHINGTON fUPit - Sur/&eon General Luther L. Terry, 1 caUed today for a new national effort to "convince people of the danger of cfgareue smok· I s' Colu~bus: tot: Ju~t I Health Danger·in Smoking Cited Again after I Year • •• ~ . - j m. J.,.. -" ·I snowfall Is PromiSing More Stability !: ;i Mrs. Keelor :, DiesSrmdav SAIGON (UP!) - The South Vietnamese fGveil- retun> f ' d-~1rsS. dMmn~e ~~~shop KMe-e\or ed to some seniblantoe of politi1 ':" un ~y m vete_rans f'~- ca.~ stability today, But U. I . ion a! hosplfal followmg an 111- . Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor - ne.'is of several weeks. 1 warned there is "no lmmediatt Born in Wintbester, Va ., 1end jn sig:ht" tD the anti-Comthe ,munlst war shp was the daughter or . Iare Robert .and Mary Eliza- T ! , · beth Bishop. Following t he ay or s pessimistic report, 1 death of h., husband. Carlin ~ Sunday by the U. S. Mrs. Keelor moved from he~ m sy, followed a&reemen1 : !residen~ in C le~·eland to make 'during t~~ Weekend .by Vjetnare; hf'r home with hf'r onlv surviv- mese military leaden to or, Mrs. Homer Cook .. of Mid-. store power to etvWaa. leaden. dteport , a sister ! The Vietoameae .aovenunent · Funeral services will be heid iis e~cted. to Jlaue 1 f:iDaJ eom. at the Rawlings-Coals Funeral . mumque Tuesday .,... that l home at 2 p.m. Tuesday with l no serious diff~ over pol· Rev . M. E. Dowson orficJating il'}' remain Witb &he Ullited · Burial will be in Riverview States. 1 ct>metery . It has been request. ed that flowers be omitted. 1 Friends may call at the funer- 1 aJ home from 2 until 4 and 7 r through 9 p.m . today . 1 ·i •I . . . ) j •= 1 SefVIce • Set For Mrs. Hill Vehide Wrecked in Funeral· tel'9icet wiU be held f:ra•h on Ronle 33 Thursday at 1:10 at E• A Chester man lost control l ing Chapel tor Mn. Wllloulhbr · of his car when It went al.f the (Vtolet) Hill 117 who died Sunhighway Sunday, crashed day evenJnc at her home, Clleothrough o guard rail, and into ter, after beiJw ln ·W boellll fw crtek. several lllODihl. .. The Meigs County Sheriff's She was 1 mi!J!\bor " ' " ' D dtpartment satd Charles Fred ol A locJce, -~. 011e llutbi . 47, was traveling north'er. Carl Babeoclt;, dloil ID 'JISJ. S. Route 3:1, lour-tenths SurviVOl'l lDcllide lie bus. . of Arn?ld's service sta- bond, WUJouahby; t "--btor, , aL the bme. eigler escap- Barbara Ann, Olllllllbull- two ed injury. ~ere was medium ,SODI, Johnt Army t in to hts 1963 mndel ve- 1Fraace, ...t L1i1rJ W: home· hicle. No charges were filed, ~ three sli.Jera, Mrl, Tbom.o~ · i to Sberill Robert C., tRuby) llllrQ, Alllwl: ~ · Hartenbarh. Paul <Garnet) ~; OoiliD> bus, IIIII Mr1. ·, . _ CJ-) MRS. VANCE DIES Coleman, FOIIOtta, ' itatj a br-.. Friends in Pomeroy have !her, l!'mm!!Ct -~ Yfayne, learned of the death of Mrs. . 0 . She wa1 lhe Mr. Rose Vance. 90. a former Meigs and Mrs. a..rtn.· ' ~ resident, who died Sa~ Long Bottom JUI'I), wllo atao at Franklin Furnace. survive. C>l • wilt be held Wednes- It il day at 2 p.m. at the Fouchler members Funeral IIane on 6th street In a lliiUp, ' lrontoo, with burial in the !roo- 1he EwiiJI·. ton ..,..etery beside ~er late lime. 8lttilll husband, Harry. Mrs, Vance Ia Groft IRII'Vived by a numb!< of nleco8 PNrl ~ aeplll'wa. 1funeral. . ~ew.: ..JlH"~i '~. p.m. u: :1. .,_..,.It � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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