https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a6952c0b241ffbb5179aa5758621fee8.pdf 5dc752a0744c761335ffcc6f117e9f4b PDF Text Text • ( !BI-------., Tile meeting, held In the Meeting Times annex of the church Fridl:l.y eveOf Syracuse nin&. J an. s. was 1n charge o1 , the pres1dent, Ada Slack, who Soc1efy Changed Iread .. for devotions "Cornmtt:- effing ersonal .•. Read ing "The Purpose of ment hased on Romans 12. 1 United Presbyterian Women:• l t-21. wh1ch was followed by In MiddJeport from "Dial'' in unison opened ; her prayer . the January 'llt--ermg or thf" , Mayme HolmE'S read the Misstonary Society of the Syra· : mlnutes of the last meeting. 1 cw;e First United Presbyterian Florence Potts gave the treas- , · Church. , urer 's and thP yearly reports . will be held on the r------= iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii__,iiiiiii,l \1et-tings MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. Ohlo -- -- - TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN - -- Friday or the month fi t 1:30 Pinstead ol in the , evening as previously. Missionaries or the day was d read by the president an pra~·· 1 er offered by Rachel \1r Bride. fir~l (Techni t:olor ) Bryan Ru.sse ll. 10 yr _ old boy as EmiL 3 detectives: Wa lter Slelak. Rei n Srhuher l. Petf'r Ehr lich, played str icti fo r laughs. Disne-y Colorc•rtoon1: Foul Hunting Goofy Detectives Panhandling A Night tor Squaw •v•• Popeye Makes 1 Movie m: I The brid e-t>lect is 8 I ia l HospitaL ; . Mr . and Mrs. Bra.nch Flemmg came from Flor ida due to 1 the death _of hi s mother, Mrs. IE va I Mr. Middleport durmg the l963 graduate 1and death of he r mother , Mrs. of Rarlne High School, and 1George A~der'!"n · is employed wtth Big Bear i Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons of c ummins is 8 Company lo Columbus, Ohio. 1Charleston, W. Va. and her son No deHnite date bas been sel and famdy, Mr. and Mrs. Rusfor the wedding, ·sell Parsons and family of bar, W. Va ., visited Sunday with her daughter and family , ' Mr and Mrs. Richard Vaugha n and her mother, Mrs. Ann, ire Ohlinger, who is hospital- Improvements Upon Manse Are Planned SAT., JANUARY 16th - 9 A.M. · 5 P.M. Facto ry t rai ned represen tati ves fro m each of the companies listed he \ow will be on hand to explain theu: prod ucts and instruct you in t heir use. P'""""""',...__,,._,....-: zwl. If: ff" " ~ ~-e 1ng Richard Vaughan , publicity. 1 See The Newest In ... The meeting was opened with ~: ft I i e FLOOR TILE BY . . . . . . . . . . "AZROCK" eWALL PANELING BY .. "WELDWOOD" .----REGISTER FOR-----, 1. FREE 12' x 8' Wall Hickory Paneling 3. FREE 12' x 12' Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile FREE NOT A SALE! REFRESHMENTS This Is Your Shaw ' and fl ower money was co llec-t. jj ed by the treasu rer and com- ~ In Pomeroy ~ mit~~e report~ madto . A round- Mr. and Mrs. Brad Schiller rob m card was sent to M r 5 ·~ and sons Freddie and Randy Alan Leonard I of Traffo rd, Pa. were weekend I . Mrs Ken~: g~ve the- devo. guests or their grandparents · lions which mcludf>d 8 . P?e~: 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner.' 'I and Mrs. I I "Marks or. a Real fChnsllim G .rl , ,' 'Mrs . Ha rr y p smu1 a nd an a~t 1rl e ~~~en rom Ul f'- Den zel Goeglein were visitors I post entitled, 11Je Secret of in GRIIipolis Tuesda i I Receiv mg 2. FREE 12' x 12' Ceiling Tile / [iirersona , . . B !' prayer by Mrs. Kelly. Pledges e CEILI..,G TILE BY . • . . . "ARMSTRONG" a Gift." Mrs. Ke lly , Mrs. Anna Yeage~· returned gave the B1ble study on Gala· , home Tuesda after s endin j tl ans a~sisted by other mem· ' 'lrve r al day/ ' with he~ aun~ bers. b k t d !Pd. Mrs. Edna Ba rtels , Nye Ave~ A a e sa1~ was sr :~~ u Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea spent for Saturda y· .January 23 • from the week~nd in Columbus with 9:30 a .m. to 11:30 a. m. a·, thr!' their daughters and sons-in-law Cro:-.s Ha rd ware. Proceeds from M rl M L B d• h -11 b kd f r. an rs. arry unce an 1 t !' sa e_ WI e earrnar . e or son and Mr . a nd Mrs. Larry the proJC~t of redecoratmg the Thomas and daughter . Presbytenan M~ nse. . I ;\lorman Dallas. student at The next meelmg Will be Feb Oh 10 U · Ath 8 at the home of Miss Rus" : mverst1Y• e~s, was ll De r 'll he . the weekend guest of hiS aunt, se · vo mna 15 WI . m . and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Max charge of Beverly P cr nn a nd F 1 d 1 t1 lfl1 l d .11 b . o mer an am11y. t e WI e given Miss J anice Eva ns, student ) f' stu / by Mrs. Croo ~· nurse at Marietta Memorial Sal ad , sandwlrhe~. and coke Hospital. spent the weekend I were tservrd by the hostess .dur'lh h M . WI er paren1s, r . an d,. . v1 rs. I 1ng t le evenmg. 1 I Vernon Evans and family. I King Builders Supply Co. Middleport Mi ss Patricia Hennessy, stu- dent nurse at St. Joseph Hospital . Parkersburg, W. Va., s pent Tuesday afternoon with I I I I I fi1 Walking Heels Dress Heels I Annual Dinner I' ' REGULAR 7.00 VALUES eCOMPLnE LINE OF BOOTS FOR THE FAMILY $ I :• I I and 4-88 l ~ Toney, and I I :I CHILDREN'S ~ House S\ippers "alues to $3 Chapman -Canaday •. ,.,u'1·" 1 Mr. and M r s. 1 Ralph Webb. Mrs. Barnitz was the traveling gift brought Mrs. Webb . A social time lowed the dinner hour. T next meeting wlll he Feb. the place to he announced. POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI STORI rrw.,. sessl':, Pomero~ · VOL XVI You Con UM EIMrfoldt S0111lblo Crocllt Sorvlco Ita Sale! Womens Car Coats in the Ready To Wear Department on the second floor. Re&ular and half sizes. Regular $39.50 Regular $29.5,0 Regular $25.00 Regular $19,50 Regular $17.50 Regular $16.50 Regular $13.95 Women• C1r Womens Car Womens .Car Womena Car Women• Car Womens Car Womens Car Coati $28.00 Coat1 $22.00 Coati $20.00 Coati $14.0(1 Ccma $12.00 Coati $11.00 Coats $10.00 ANOTHER SALE 01' WOMEN'S DRESSES ON THI 2ND FLOOR 1'14.3nl Llvl~ Room Tebf• So Many Of Our Cuotomars Do. Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular $35.00 $29.50 $25.00 $19.50 $17.50 $16.50 $14.95 $13,95 Sl2.95 $10.95 Wom..,. Droun - Women• Droun Womono Dreun - Wom;.,o Dre1101 Womeno Drouoo - Womeno Drouoo Womeno Dro1101 _ _ Womeno Dr01101 Women• Dreo101 - Womono Dr01101 - Sale $28.00 Solo $22.00 Sale $20.00 Sole $16.00 Sale $15.00 Sale $14.00 Salo $12,00 Sale $10.00 Sole $10.00 Solo $7.00 Sale! Womens Skirts Regular Regular Regulu Regular Regular Regular Rotulor $13.95 Women• Sklrta - $12.95 Womeno Skirts $10.95 Womona Skirts $8.95 Womeno Sldrto $7.95 Womeno Sklrto $5.95 Womo"' Sklrto $3.95 Womono Sklrta S.l• $10.00 Sale $8.00 Solo $6.00 ~lo $5.00 S.l• $C.OO Sole $3.00 Sale $2.50 Handkerchiefs Full olze - hem stit<hed. White linen, All ol ..1e priee of 4 .... lor tN THE LINGERII DEPARTMINT A 5•1• 01 Womeno f2 ,95 NIGHT GOWNS Many To Select From. AIL AT S.lel lacholor Girl SEAMLESS MESH STOCKINGS 2 for $5.00 lOOo/" nylon in 15 denier, A Solo Of Women• $3.95 All oizeo 8~, to 11. Spocial NIGHT GOWNS Sale Price. Many To Select From. ALL AT 2 ·,.tr $1• 00 2 for $6.00 Middleport Council, alter end- , $91,397. Lut year Clerk Gene sewerage project, possible pub- , In other buaine11 coUDCil or· proved the appointment of Zer-1 Fire Chief Brutt Mills report- Meter collections ror the yeor1Contln1ency f3 ,1\00. Totals t211,· lng a year of budget watchmg Grate's record showed $77,232 lie contributions for the p:-o- ,dered a parking meter put back, kle and Gene Harris to tbe ed six fires handled in Decem- were $9.087.0! and the<e wert 750. In which •pending was reduced was spent. Reductions in near- posed boat launch project! ion North Second A•. Ill the I Firemen'• Survivor's Board andlber and Police Chief Herb Gil- Jl02 meala served prisoners. Cemetery Fund - Exptll.. approxlrootely Slt,OOO from that ly all operatmg funds account· through the Planning Comm!B· GuH station after 1 trill periOd •teft aclion to the mayor in an- key reported 90 accidetlt. iu- Attending were Zerkle, Harris, $50, Employees, $3.300, T0ola spent m 1963, Wednesday night ed lor the savings. sion, all to he "run tbroullh" l with It 8<JIIe. aulhoriucl Mayor lswerlng Salisbury township tru&- vestigated in JiM compared to Clifford Stumbo, Bob Crai~o and 1and Equipment $400, Clerk, approved • n amended 1965 bud- ~ Councllroen rewarded Mayor the general lund. S1nith, on John Zerkle'· mo- tees' cancellation of a lire pro- 73 1n 1963, lllld these arresla 1n Wayne Gibbons, Mayor Smith f800, Material and Suppliel, get ~~ $131 ,185. Lee Smith"" Clerk ,;en Grate Clerk Grate reported a bat- tion, to accept 1 30 per cent tectlon contract with Middleport . 964, intoxication !15. resl!!llng ar;&nd Clerk Grate, ISSOO, Maintellance of Equipment The 1965 budget, set up by by dechn1ng to order a reduo- ance at year's end m operalmg Accelerated Department of i because " of its high ct.t." rei! 2, OWl 13, assault and bal- l Th• !1165 appropriations, as $150, MIScellaneous $11111, Sesloll law lhe. previous July, called IliM m their salaries lor 1965 funds of $10,442.09, down about Heallh, Education and Wellare; Salisbury trustees wrote they tery 4, disturbing the peace,amended from those estimated $600, Totals $6,000, onglnall)o for $103,56li . However, as the mayor had proposed two one-half from what .owr hall grant for Its _ewerage, heard •could not afford the contract 25, traffic 70, larceny 2, juven-llast July !Total $131,1851 : Parking Meter Fund- Clllel arnendment.s were necessary he- months ago m a further effort upually had on hand before 1960 confirmed Ilia! Mlddleport re- ' which coot them 1620 1881 year, il•· 14, investigation 23, for G<neral Fund Council $650, of Police $4,000, Othor Pollee cause ~I expected projects this to Insure Middleport would have1as carry-over Into 1 new year. mains in line lor a ttl per cent 1compared to $200 previously, othre department s 7, old fines Mayor $3.800, Clerk $1,400, $i,OOO, <Zuiser $3.000, Gasoline year far which at least the enough money to operate thiS •RISmg costs and a decrease m sewerage gran! through lhe Ac-, and they said their contract 2, and overnight K\Jesla 44. To- Treasurer, $500, Solicitor, $2011, $900, M1scell..-.a flOG, Ra'·hookkeeplng" will be done year. revenue from court cases, with celerated Public Works P r o- ' with Pomeroy has been renew- tal "{rests, 3Zl. i Buildings $2,500, Police $1 ,501), dlo $100, M~-. Meter Rothi'OIIfh town hall's general fund The expanded _ general lund. nothing to offset the tosses, gram, or similar other fedoral ·ed fo r $100 annually, The may- TbO'te were 24 breakings andiStreet Lights $5,000, Dump $2,-lpair $200, Totlll tl7,1110. ~ctuaJ expenses of running budget lor 1965 "due'". most : have eaten Into aeneral lund , programs, if more money IS . or's report or $2&7.50 was ac- enterlngs investigated during 000. Hydrant 82,200, Misce\lan- Fire Equipment Fullll-: Sal· Middleport In fiscal 1963 were 1part to expected mon1es m the balances stnce 1960. !appropriated by COII&re~~ ; ap- , cepled . the year. 1eouo $7,000, Transfers, None, !Continued On Page 2J Rocf H.. rt Knlttlnt Wonte4 I $1.19 YARN . ~oun ce - 4 ply yarn . ~U eolort and varieaated . .' $1·00 On kit for 89'. 11 '-i I I Sale! Boys Sweaters Slipover and Coat Slyles - 100% orlona - 'I orl~ ~ 1 wool blendo In sizea 4 to IZ and 8 to 18. And !l'ere·l plenty of the· popular V neek atylea in eoats or s\lpoven. SOlid eolon - stripes - 1ki patterna. Here ere the 1 Special Sale Prl<es, $9.95 BOYS SWIATIRS -----·-··········· IALI S6.M $7.91 BOYS SWIATIRI --···········-··· · IALI' $.1.50 f6,95 IOYI $WIATIRI ---------··---· -·· IALI •$5~01 f$,95 BOYS SWIATIRI ----------·-··-·-- SALI, f6,5t $4.95 BOYS $WIATIRS - ------------ ----- SALI $4•• $.1.91 IOYS SWIATIRI - ··- -·· ------·---- IALI·P.Dt i MEN'S SWEATERS A fine group of alipover atylea in V neeD - erew necks plus coat aweaters with zipper or bUtton front - And iD aU sizes amaH, medium and lar&e . Cboote from all wool•, wool and nylon blenda - wool and mohair blend• 100% arlons - Shetland Woola'- - Solld colon - tkl patterns - and smart eolor eomb:lnationa. Save Now o>t Mens Sweatera Durlna: Jtlberfelda Sale Time. $14.95 MENS SWEATERS ----- - ----- ----- IALI f10.00 $13.95 MENS SWEAURS - ----------- ---- IALI SUO $12.95 MillS SWEATERS --- - --------· --- IALI $1.00 $10,95 MENS SWEATERS . ••.. •• •.......• IALI $7.00 $9;95 MENS SWIATIRS .............. . . .. SALI -6,50 $8,95 MINI SWEATERS ----- ---- ---··· ··· SALI 16.00 $7.95 MENS IWIATIRS ------· --·· -·----- IALI $!,5t ' are warmly lmed. Save durinc this Salel · -• WJIISLIY'I ONI SIZE IANLON DRESS SOCKS Fits all sizes 10 to 13, Comfortable, long wearing - White 9nd aolid mlora EVERYDAY STOCKINGS TEXTURED HOSE • Service Weliht • Cotton Lisleo - Rayons e Rayon and Cottons All size• AU ny~on , SeamleiS, Dlamond pattel'llJ. Slua 8\i to 11 in blaok and urbon 1 milt. 2 :~· $lOO $1.00 78c ~.• SAVE ON COSMETICS AND TOilETRIES FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN I ,', . Qulhlng ShHtlng ' I I, Nle time to'' width Ale time ~I { I \ I . ' ; I I' a • - TAPE RECORDERS Operote on .AC/DC current. Uae famoua RCA Victor Tape Clrtrldae, SAL I $69.00 ~ · I The lowest previo~ final a id • I' Bl' Hope£u} : 1 1viouals who disagree w1th 1 Arnold FowJ•r D'Ies at Age 51 1 es of snow was dumped on the ! face Steve Parsons across a F 0£ Republ•leans 1 I I ( A new pohr·y prov1so wa s I nations can enJoy the benef1t1 .:J. ~ble was received in Parts them. . area during the night and early !' table tennis net. added , say ing that developing of modern lulowledte." 1 Wll!dnesday night. I r" this morning, while residents of COLUMBUS, OHIO (UP!) - , nalions should avoid spending The message lidesl:epped I ~~ rD.nnot reply because I'm ~ Whether suc h groups repre· · some eastern suburb!! had to , Ray L., Bliss as. $30 .00t pe~ year their resources on •· unneces- major Senate-Houae lf'IUlllent Ju".t a good old doctor in equa-l sent t~e Ia~ left or the far l Idig their way oul of accumula- ! Republican n~tmnal chaorman ' sary armaments ond foreign over whether economic and >:IDI· l'(t:llj Africa," Schweitzer sald, lflghl ~e~ all use the same , !lions up to eight inches deep. I : P 1 ·~· to wor < quo_etly ID .the adv entures." The taller phrase, ltary aid ~ be apUt mlo hut. question about the ra- , t•ct~llrs. __ Moorhe~d - Baldi _1 The state's largest city saw -. kgrounL In his d~termmed could applv lo such o·ountnes separate legtslotlve pad<"'es. tl~l que'stion in the United States ' . ' LETA~T, W. Va, - Funer its morning rush hour trans- , effort to reb~lid the Repubhoan as Indon esia. Sen. J . WillillD FuJbrllbl, D11~ cil4 say, "I believe that Pas.l •l SM'VICes lor Arnold Alonzo formed into a struggle against . part.y. . . ' . ' In !he m•ssag• . Johnson I Ark.,_ chalflllan of the Sellato lOr M..-tln Luther King de- l ' Fowler, 51 • or RFO, Letart, the elements. Autos crept along ' , tDescnbl~g himself as • real commented .ha l U.S. ..~ can Foreogn Relations Committee, tervel! tbe Nobel Prize ." who died Wednesday • 1 Hol7<r bumper to bumper at a snail's ! " . the m•n slated to become be efl eclive only in a frame- had proposed the spUt. His ! hospital, after a lengthy illness, ace. and bus schedules were YOUN~STOW~ fU PH - A na!lonal chairman. o_n . Apnl Y't'Ork of "constr uctive a'ld sen-I House counterpart, awtrmu ·· .. : OID will be held Saturday at :30 p. ~ompletely disrupted by l cy , young Golden Gloves boxer s~1d he was opt1m1st1c aboul sible policies and progra ms .. Thomas E. Morgan, D-Pa., of IA.IGON - U. S, A I R . m. at the Salem EUB church 11 k t nd snow- whose heart stopped beatmg hiS part y s futuro. He 1s cnn- Bul bevond th is the me ssage the House Foreign Affairs ComFo~ :eer • bombers bas- i with interment in Graham Cern- 1: Ja~~~";." s. a , during a match lost his .'ight l vinced it_ h•• ~solid base upon . said n~thing. a~ut luture aid mlltee, opposed it. ed_.''! all th Viet Na~ have I , etery. ! C~y ofl~lals ysaid sail was lfor hi e today, despite heroic er- which quahfled candidates, toward counlrie., such as Egypt For the time heine at least, tern- forts to save h1m . 'been 1 mg Commumst tar- t Mr. Fowler was a welder by the 1 ~ adequalt-ly fmanced. w1th prop- · whose oli ries have been at Johnson a peared. content to let e.ts' •l\4' lupply routes in Laos Senolces will he held Satur- occupation. He was born on useless, ~aus; d ow d 1 Authorities at South Side Hos· er orgamzahon suppoW can odd · -~h th Un't d States Congress this out .· llit't' ::st seven months, day for Alma J . Coleman, 29, May 1913, in Mason Caunty, •l'8~rat:• 1 1: f egrees Res~1 pita! reported that Jerry Como. expect lo make a wmning race. [ A~:/ $500 emilli~~ of total ·aid But ~"'":II" cleariy lndi"iU Jea 1 here today. or 554 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, who the son of the late Lon and Dora roy s e ec Iveness. 117, dted at 8:46 a . m ., but re· He has not sought a smgle ' . ·, .. 1,. 'l'he ' ~ · losure by wel-qua died at Holzer Hospital WednesR' k d F H l . • dent. braced far addllional f ed t , dd't' . f th h . h' h , would be lor Sout heast ASia, cated a allan oppos1!10o . 1 1 1 1 11· 1c ar ower. e s survJv· l us o g1ve any a 1 tons 1n- vo .e or e c atrmans 1p e . . 1 s th v· 1 Na nd to nother FuJ'-'-i..t 1_ -.~·~ ao"Uf1 followed aiUlOunce- day shortly after surgery. ed by his wife, Esther; one son, snowfaU ~ay, but not more lformation . 1told newsmen Wednesday when ! matn Y ~ ou Je m 8 to a h -·~~lo sa , ln:Q 1· da than an mcb or two was ex· nd bul d . 1· h . , 1.aos. c anne1 1111 ~·· pmen1 ~~ bY the Defense Depart- She was born In Meigs Coun- Donald, RFO, Letart; a ugb- 1 led I Ooctors a am ance a1.- , he m• e •t pam e expects _to i Johnson asked for a .. , pedal lending lbroulh International tendanls teamed up on ~losed pRitern hiS nabonal operahon ,slandbl' authorization" for use &gencies sucll IS the World trl!nt IW Wash!· gton that two of ly Oct.ober 3, 193~. the daught- ter. Mrs. Betty Wilson of Cald- pee , Heav Snow · • the heavily armed supersonic er of Alpha Russell and Esta well; 10 grandchildren, and a Y !chest heart massage durmg a alter thai wh1ch has heen sue' .1 t b h to B nk ·-• lhe •-•·- A . . ~ · Geauga County was a~parent. · \ Th f 1 . 01 . , 1 necessary o oos1 e 1p a ~ . uRCl'" merJCao ~\!'tie• were shot down Wednes- Arnold Russell of Pomeroy. She , 'wister! 'cMrJs. bEunlce Marlin, of ltv the hardest-hit An average franthlc trip to the hodsplta . , e • ce~s u md "? t ' embattled South Viet Nam. DevelopmeDI Bank. wi,y over LoaUan territory. The ls survived also by her hus- es o urn 1a. · . · yout never regame coilS<'IOuse ~a' . m answer o a _____ _ . • , • Waah\t!lf<on announcement ap- band Loren Junior Coleman Revs. Ralph Mahoney and ·of I to _8 mche•, ~f snow fell ness, although his heart func- · question, that he expects to have 1 1 0 ~roil to produce confirming and~ do hter, Karen, and ~Marcus Traugh will officiate, there, With unoffiCial esbmates .ttoned on its own, a :· relatively tree hand" ID re-· O'lidenee that lhe United States son Larr'i' all at home . four Friends may call at !he rest- 01 lO and 12 Inches m and around However, he was unable to , bmldmg lhe party and hopos : • 1 hds ~n bombing raids a- slst~rs Mr's Dolly Hayden of dence or the deceased after ll Chardon, All roads were report- breathe and clung to life only 'l to " C<lnd111'1 ·mysefl '"'as to in~ l&lni! · C>mmanist supply lines Spring' Arbo~, Mich. , Mrs. Ra-l a. rn. Friday., FoglesoDJ Funer- ed _fl8SS8hle, although many car- because or a machine which vie th~,'confidenCj! and support le~ to gu•rrilla forces In ~· chel Youn~ or Clarkston, Mich. , at Home " m charge. ned only one lane of trafhe. (Mlrnped oxygen mto his lungs. of aiL_ · - _ _ · _____ _ Mrs. Marsha Mullinex of FairShareholders ot the Farmers Bank and Savings com· Souiil-\ltel Narn. ' ". !ield, Ohio, and Miss Mary pany Wedne<da) elected a new direetol:. re-elected eight tou1t.mus- T E DEC. Russell ol Pomeroy : two brothI I 'l...incumbent dlrertors, and learned their bank had l'lnemhel; ~!!>fall In Ohio went a ers, Horold Russell. Seaman, o. ished its 60th anniv ersary year wltb ruourte1 at a ret' k ng ~o!l')ti'la• restoring rnois- and Kenneth Russell, of Waynesord high . . · lurt.:Jr.~. water· starved land burg. , , Plans have been completed k• with much- of Interest to say." 1youth of lhe county." A apokes- fer our assistance • Th!! new member of !he board nallled at tbjl a11nual thi";:''flifn"te Olvlslan reports. She was • member of the kiok-<>fl the Meiga Q>unty Jun- said Joeal Jaycee banquet man for the Jaycees said. " We ""l there is much to be meetmg ~as E. Robert Schellhase, Canton, a partner Ill ) 'he I' nfall was above nor- Well Columbia EUB Church. 1or Chamber of Commerce Corn- chairman Curt McDaniel. 1 "We Jaycees feel that much , done rlfht here In Meigs eoun- 1the law ftrm of Black. McCusk~y, SolliJi and Arbaug~. liill for a month for the first and the Ladles Frlendshl Club munlty development program Banquet tickets wlll"" avail-; cao he done in devoloplng corn- ty iit pro ring for develo ment =Schellhase, 46, w~s educated m the Clllton pubhc tlftje sine~ Aprlt, 1963, and re- of the Bend area Funer:. serv· wlth a Jaycee banquet Feb. 4 abl• for $UO from any Jaycee , munlty lacilltles such u heal- and it is~ this area we fntond 'lscbo?ls and ~t OhiO Wesleyan Ulliveniey and tbe Ullio 1~ SOli nolsturo to near lees will be s.iurda) at s at the Salisbury Elemenlllry or member of the Pomeroy and : th and recreational projects, to concentrate the Jayce<"s 8 ._ verstty of M1ch1~an . , ,~_liaelty depth of three to four r m. at lhe ''ut Columbia EUB school . Middleport Chambers of Corn- [ heautlflcatton projects, etc. We [ tivlties," said Miller. He received the degree of I f,t. , Church wllli-·the Rev. Ralph Gutst speaker wlll be E. Lor· merce or at the Economy Sav-1 want to make our communities . Bachelor ol _Laws l':'m the Unl- Board ol Education,, Pll!n Loo Mahoney offlclatlng and Inter- ry Moles, •tee presl4ent of the logs and Loan Co. an Second mort attractive In Industry and Miller announced that the Jay- verslty of Cmcmnab Colle~~ of ~ School cllatdet. 1D !Mt, ho ., · C-et:D ro...~ET ment wiD 'be In Gr~m Cern~ United State!· Junior Chamber , SL in Pomeroy. tourists ," added Jay""' presi- cees will prepare a " Plan ,' ·•w in 1943, and wlheas Ohadm1tBted rin~:.~:'GQid Key" 1wart '! n ..,..ense mee11ng 1. tory The bod Ill 11 In tat of Colllllli!I'Ce, In charge of com- 1 The Jaycees also explained dent Bill Miller. ·I of IC!ion" under the guidanre to practice before io ar . ~ 11"'111 fl.. ..,. ,'fi!!~ Sunday at 2:_30_p. for~.. hour yr:r to'aen~Cf!Jle munii)"Developtilents. , theit'programoflnvolvementin Miller continued, "There are . of Ralph M~re, Jaycee corn- the same year. vice to hls ·""'i)i!J• . . ,Ill" oily haD bwldmg 2 to 3 P · ' Mr. Mol., wiU .present lnlor- ' commtmlty development" miii!Y '""'PI and lndlvidu•ls l mum!} ·Devtlopment chairman. Schellhase Is acllve In churcli He Ia ~ - ~~ ~ ,IamMI ln , ~lm Price, director, . p. m. malfoll 011 community develop- Although lhe Jay<ees conduct w~ to a!tract Industry and: Suggested pro)tcts are now be- and civic affairs In Canton and ,A&nes C. Jllil!tl; C!f>~ ... ..ld . . • eouaty-wlde meet- Friends may caD II the rog. • that 1w bttll•alheted aU lllaiiY ll"'iecP of community In-!to llevelop Mtilgs OOUIIIJ and ; lng s!U!Iit'll w~h a , major pro- , Stark ~ty and In_ the OMo Nlkiel wl!ll b!,ll :-wlle ... 1ft 1111' a · oll Interested pel'llOill leson& Funeral home any time mr tile Unital ~· "He's ' teroest through the year. these we do not want to. Interfere wit~ I jecl . fllF membership approval ' Bar Alsoc1atlon . .He IS present- chlldua, .~ •AIII"IIItl It:. lbould lltend. after nooo Frldaf. · a ~lui and~ speaker, ore primarilf c:oncerllfd wttb lheil' actlvilloo, but wish to lil·i IG be~ aoon. tly aenlng u president ol the ICuntln\iiiUJt P • l l t:o:•: Mrs Coleman Of p eroy Dies Wednesday ~ Deaf h Takes y B oung oxer i I I ! 11 ·t" 23, ::...esb 1 1 I i • 29c ,.~ FOAM RUB.ER REMNANTS ! I ~ Now lhfpmonl , I, " Use it to cover chair., benc:hea, frame aurtaeu. Cin be easily <Ut, bent, lolded or t'Olle4 Into any ·sbape, Ple<ea can be .,.. mlllled, · ~ ·pitce mar:k-lf ; ~.. ti> o)le. ad ' Dependeble - Wtll Known Br1nds Of Furnltul't!, Fl,or Coverf!'&l 1n4 furnl•hlngs For Your Home and W••rlng Apparel For Your Fa~ily. .:( · ' Mloldl•port I .I:/ Beoutlful Colora SALI 66c ~d. 77c ~d. I u· IDler ItS I ~~1&.{ 72" WIDE Bleached. Good quality. 11" width I Ah i: You'll alway• find Special Sale Prices. NYLON NET President Johnson today 111 • f f asked Congress tor slightly less than ,3.4 b IOD or or· et' gn a1'd n"xt Y"" L It is the lowest request in the 18· < ' year history of the aid program. in a message to lawmakers Johnson called It tht " lowest aid budget consistent with the national int.rest." The request to !lowed last year's pattern of pruenting Congress wi lh a tighll y cut down aid program in hoL~~/~~a~u~sh~:ot~~~i~er~~~~~d in the smallest cut ever made by' Congres> in a President's foretan aid requestonl y 7.6 per ce111. The new runds would be ror fi scal year l%6 which starts 11>is would he tantamount to next July L 1an unlimited aid aulhorllation for Viet Narn STEVE · PARSONS _ ~e 90 year, old today deep ' WI' SATURDAY MATCH .I request lor any one year was : However, offlclal8 llllltl it in, the remote west African jun· W Steve'• Saturday oppon• nt. $3.47 asked by PreSident would not "" .• .,~~k:· &lea wbofe he bas devoted more CHICAGO (liPI) - Extref!list groops are lnfil\!:.f.tJng ~ . Jchn Tannehill, 12 . of MiddleDwi&ht D. Eisenhower in 1955, I Aid !undf,, .... , · two than hall a century to his he- Parents and Teacners Associations in 35 states in a •con- , ~ 1port, Js Ohio Boys Under II "11e smallest annual appropris- congressloDaf 1 . _ _aulbor. li>Ved ]4mbarene hospital. The centrated effort to take uvet our free public school sys- ~· 1<hampion and holds two titles lion by Congress lor the pro-! i;,ation and ~ l'<ohel Prize -winning humani· tern ," the national PTA preSident warned Wednesday . in the stron& Columbus Table I~r,ian, p'hilosopher and medi- Mrs. Jennelle Moorhead, leader ot the 12-mUlionTennis Club. He is a member · , 1 gram was 12 ·7 billion in 1956 · 1 The ne~ meaeun would 1 ·~ : . missionary is white-haired member National Congress of Parents and Teachers, of the Columbus eight-man InThe exact total of Johnson's avoid having to oeek additional bqt still alert and energetic. said the iinfiltratwn crea1ed a "clear and present danger : tercities team which is to play new request, oflicials said. is authorila!ian, but tha eztra 6 y Uofted Preso lnteroatlo~l in Oaylon two weeks hence. ,,,. 'rhe Lamharene hospital is Io- t a freedom and uemurracy ." JOHN TANNEIDLL $3.380.370.1100 It falls b•tween ' funds still would have to lie ·~~ in the Gabon Repubhc, l She said " Extrooust groups" Old Man Wmter hared hiS ' He ha• never met St•ve lnl _ -- -- -- ___ , the $.1,5 16.7110.1100 he requested I appropriated by Con&re•. 100 · miles from the capital of . have tried to stifle free expres· , at . a news con~erenc ~. . for real today, burying 1r om petition. tlthough they lasl year ror the current ''~ca l ln his 4,-.word aiel mes-1 teeth Libt~vllle . II has no telephone, sion, tried to purge school li- But she diStnbuted • rnlme•· ,many northeastern Ohio com·' "practiced" together one even· ISS vea r and lhe h 250,1\00,000 that sage , Johnson told CoDJress: ~ _.IJ... reached by canoe and braries of certain publications, 8'.'"1Jile<l she~L quotmg ~ J~hn munities under ~ heavy snow ing a year ago in the base· I wa" appropriated by congress. " We live ia a turbulent juajle trail Earlier thlo month pressured schools to adopt Brrch Society puphcat1onl blanket and plunging the ther-, m<nt of Steve's home in CharThe message continued stress world. But amid lhe conflict Ubited Pro;, international sent 1courses and texis reflectingi :·Arnerican Upmion" as urgmg rnorneter well below the lreez- leston. At that time Tannehill OUt UfUfe on the adm inistration policy of and confusion tbe United States Scl1weitzer a series or questions I their own views and made ''ir· Its readers to "' JOin your local ing point. was preparing to f'mbark on c·on('entrating aid to nations holds firm to ita primary goal _.,k\r:l him to romment on cur· 1esponsible. venomous and i_PTA . and go to work to take The Cleve land Weather BU· tht" tournament trail. which ta ke steps to improve - a world of stability, freedom l,ttnl,'~events .. they relate to •near · libelous atta<ks" on indi- It over," r•au report.ed up to three inch- He considers It an honor to ' !their own eco~omies. . and peace wb~· iDdependent . PRISCILLA I N.Ofthern·· Oh"10 Hard $1 .00 SIII SCHICK HOT LATHIR IHAVI · ··----- 73e $1,0o OLO SPICI AFTIR IHAVI .... ----· --· -·· 711 JUST WONDERFUL SPRAY HAIR Ill --·-···--- Ito $1 .49 VICKS YAPORUI ------------------------ $1 .11 $1.19 IAYIR AIPIJIIN TAILITS ---------------· $1.42 29c RONSON LIGHTIR PUlL ---------·-··--·-·-- 21c $1 ,49 fAMILY Stii RIGHT GUARD·--- ------·-· $1 .12 69c CLAROL SHAMPOO ......... ---------- - ---•~ 52t $1.19 PHISODAN DANDRUFF SHAMPOO ........ $1.42 SUS TONI HOMI PERMANENT ----------··---· $1.01" f1.M TONI DIIP MAGIC OilY SKIN -···--·---···· Ue " Ito WOODBURY'S DIIP CLIANSIR ------------'- Itt' · GIANT IIII IPANA TOOTH PASTI --------- -- -- - fill 69e GLIIM IXTRA LAIGI TOOTH PASTE ···•-· 611' "• LIITIIIINI ANTISEPTIC --·----------------- 52o' 60c MINNIN BAIY MAGIC --- ------------······· 4Jc ,. SI.St GILLinl SLIM RAZOR OUTFIT ---------- $1 .12 $1,00 OLD SPICI PUSH lUTTON SHAVE ---------- 73e $1.00' HEAD AND SHOULDIIIS IHAMPOO -------- 7k $1.00 ALIIRlA V05 HAIR OIIISIING . . ....... .... 77c . ' $2.10 LILT HOME PIRMANINT ------······---· $1,50 - AND MANY MANY IIIORI Shop in Elbtorlelds Coametic and Toiletry Department .ALII JUST 2 fiCA VICTOR $",95 INSULAnD Roush's Shoe Store EX t -.enm lS • ts a ..e • P1::4 A ttack l ng S 2\lo lb. ball in forest pfno, apple blossom and bou· 69c black, i WATiR SOFl'ENER CRYSTALS quet. Just dlssolvn hahf ful in water before usln'l soap. rreen, WA SHINGTON (UPI) I' · charcoal,' cordovan brown. ·~ AI•d Request i $27.50 JACKETS --~--- Solo $21'.00 $22.50 JACKETS Salo $16.511 $18.95 JACKETS Sale $13.00 $16.95 JACKETS Solo $12.00 $14.95 JACKETS Salt $10.00 $12.95 JACKETS Sol• $1.00 $10.95 JACKETS Sale $7.00 $9.95 JACKETS Sole' $6.50 $8.95 JACKETS Sale S6.0CI $6.95 JACKETS Sale '$4.00 Men'• Klrbury . WORLD WOMINI If 18-year Low Is Marked Ill • ~11' A Story-Book Tom S w II t, ginia's greatest athletes ot the ,1964, but us forced to default first two games In the finals to Junior version, hardly could ~ast tOO years. both finals In 1964 becou11e of Patty Martinez, a sharp shootIn have made a more aensational That recognition came primar- snow ' ing girl ('If Mexican descent, in I re-cord than Steve Parsons af tily for his contribution to na- Gteater recognition hu come three of five games; won West the ICharleston who will appear in Itiona! tennis where he has been to Steve It> table tennis. , Virginia Men's singles, defeata table tennis exhibition Satur-1ranked high smce the age of As a nine-year-old: Won lhe tng Don Weaver of Huntington ' , ,d•y night at the Pomeroy Jun-'lnine. 1West Virginia Boys 15 and 18 in three straight games; won ~ ,ior High anditorium. He currently Is ranked sev- ;and Under titles, thua was the West Virginia Doubleo paired \ Parsons, just 3, will meet 1 enth in the nation of boys 14 youngest champion ever in \ with brother David, losing no John Tannehill of Middleport in and under. He wa• seeded No. 1these divisions, and retains ' games : wun all Men 's tournaUNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - a three-game table tennis ex- 2 at Chattanooga In 1963 at the .b<,th today : was quarter-final- m• nts held in the state in 1964. The )lOIIsibllity of 8 u. s . Sovi- lhibition around 8 p.m. belween , nalional championships. Here· . ist at the U. S. Open for Boy• I Th Sl be h el confrontation over RIL,sia's, the third and the fourth (llnal) · cently wan the Ohio Valley 4: under 14. us eve_ came 1 e young1 V. N. debts grew stronger to- game of the Big Bend Basket-! and under division at Covington,'! As a Ill-year-old : Quarter-fin- ~ est player m hiStory ever to · day as the date lor tbe re· ball Tournament. alist again In tho U. S. Open, hold a U . · S· Open T1tle m ta · 1Ky ., earlier this month. sumption or the deadlocked This sandy-haired, wiry, and He was runnerup for the Su- ·I won his first men's title at the ble !emus: and the only . player General Assembly neared. leopard-quick son of a steel firm : gar Bowl National Chall'(pion- Charleston Open. ever to wm lwo consecutive UnThe Soviets paid another , 3_5 executive, already has been . ships at New Orleans in sin- ! A• an ll-year-old: Won !he der Age 14 11t1es. million !be regular U. N. bud- honored as one of West Vir-I gles and doubleo in 1163 and ;U, S. Open, Boys Under 14 and Parsons' aame will he "sharp" get for 1964 Wednesday, but the paired with Fred Henry of Col- as only last week - Jan. !>-he amount ,was about $21 million , umbus· to win the _Boys Under won the Annual West Virginia short ~ ,illat needed to remove 16 di•ision doubles ;' won the Men's Round Robin championthe thteil of loss of their Gen• t:/ • I ll•st V~rglnll Men I doubles ship, winning 10 or 11 matches · · h J · PI ... eral .Assembly vote under Ar· w1t am1e erson as p..,..ner. while all others lost four or ticle 19 of the U. N. Charter. As a 12-year-ald: Soccessful- more the third straight year Jy defended his Open title at ' he h~s dominated this 1tate I ln the Lo A l aft l)R. ALBERT SCHWEITZER . s 118• •• er os I . round robin. Boys sizes 4 to 20 and ml:ns sizes 36 to 52. Co""urQ Wools - Nylons - Suede Leather - Cotton TwilL All Every i>ay - WOMENS I ~:A; l Parsons, Junior-Sized 'Tom Swift' ;;.;.• Sale I Mens· Jackets· :. and Boys Jackets , - Ioden You Can Buy A Plano Made l;ly Kimball During Elberfelds Sale Time and Really Save. Stop In 011 The Second Floor, See Thes~ Kimball Panos. Make A Selection of the One You Want. Buy Now At the Sale Prices , and Use Elberfelds Sensible Credit Servlee to Buy Your Kimbell Plano. , Sizes 9-10-11 Men• lrlth Linen I 149 DRESSES IN THIS SALE KIMBALL PIANOS Rubber Boots NO. 231 Furniture l'or Ivory Room In Your Home At SilO Prlcoo- Wo'll Dellvor Prompllf To Your Home- And BALL BAND "" sales cash sales f\nal In tho Mlddlo Block Noxt to Elborhlds I W. R. Carpenter, Mr. and Mro. Bert Grimm. Mr . and Mrs. Llale Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred FlATs $J.88 HPid at Restnurant Crow's Town &: Country dav a rternoon 1-'rf>sent. were. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Barnitz, Mr . and Mrs. JPS'*! Brinker, Mr . and lADIES' ' u The annual dinner or Post Officers club of Racine Chapter O.E.S. was he:d 6.88 7.88 8.88 .' ' ' Mrs. I her parents Mr. and Thoma s Henn"'ssy. VALUES TO 14.99 I ae.ly ud eol4 llleiPt ... Some ,..., llkel)o Frio day' Hlp Ieday IW4, .... • afaltt 1'-U, lllf~ Friday Z'I-M. The Rn. · M. ! . QoW1011 -... In Jacksoll. Ohio, . ~ to "tend a dlstrlot mmllltr s brll'f, In& 11-~d II die Met~ dlat Cbur • Att luy Chair- A Bod Room Sullo - 1 1 290 N. 2nd Ave. - Relatives here learned that Plans were made for irnpro ve· j Mrs Claude Durgee and daument s to be made in the manse Ighte~ Anne have returned to when the newly organized Group the states r;om Morocco where I of the F irst United Presbyter. 1 the Durgee fa mily has beP..n ~an Churc h met Monday even. : sta tioned for the past three mg at tile h?me of Mrs. Dale! years. Their son, Jeff, is a Wal burn. Offl~ers_ were elec~ed • student at Penn College and a t a~ or gam zatto'l .d meetmg rAnne will be a senior in high held m December. school. They are residing in Elected _were Mrs. Thomas an apartment in Pittsourgh . K ell~. chai rman: Mrs . F'~ed P a. until their own home is Lewis. VIce ~halrman; M~ss I vacated. Mr. Dur~ee will re. ~everly Perrm, secretary; MISS I ma in in Morocco until his work CRI'Oiy n Russell , treasurer; Mrs. _ _ _ _ _ _ Edward Crook s, flower fund i 1chairma n; Mrs. Dale Walburn , ~'i1M:!htztzws&£ awwaa b?lzaar ch<t irrna n: a nd Mrs . I Its Sale Time at Elberfelds In : ized. 1 FRI., JANUARY 15th- 9 A.M. • 8 P.M. 'Mn. Violet Hartinger has reiUI'IIed from several days v!J. 1! In RIO Grande with lu!r dau!lhter and family , Mr. and Mrl. Garillld Lanier and family. Floor- -Soloct A Kroohlor Living Room Sullo - Flemmg . Mrs. John Da vis flrene derson! has return~ to her ~orne m the Philipp111es rol\owsenior al Im~ several mo~ths stay in Racine Htgb School. 2 BIG DAYS! l2-Dal11 SenUnel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. ,lS, 1915 until his return . . a pati ent at Veterans 1 INFORMATION SERVICE there 11 finished. l\ln. Dur... 1n1 held 1n the R•lland lllelboP'II!JIIing is lhe lor0181' Dorothy Sauer, dlst Churcll. Mrs Ml!l 'Margarel Sauer. Mrl. waa a long time aet"e momClarence McNeal, Mrs Lillian ber In the organization. Sielff, members of the Mlddl~ Mayor Let Smltll has been port wcru, attended funeral a business •lsltor in Chicago, services for Mrs Eva Flem- DL "-41'R"F.R ~ who were enroute to Florida. chapter of "Live As F'rl:'e \1 en'' from a !itudy guide on r.a lations . r Mrs. Holmes rea d from ''Con· COR ALEE MANUEL ct' rn," ··Blessed Art Thou Mrs. Maggie Manut"l of Ra-Among Women.'' The meeting rlnt". Ohio is announcing the ('losed with benediction engagement of her deugbter, .\ trs. McBr ide, hostess , serv· M b ~ Coralee Manuel, tu Mr. ed refresh m rn r ~ b Mrs _ Pol ls. Russell Vant~e Cummins, s<ln Mrs Ho lmt"S 1\~rs. ) l 1ck . Mrs !\1r. and Mrs . Floyd c umot· Hazel Cla rk a nd \1iss Frankie mins of Letart FaUst Ohio. I Muma w. HOMEOWNERS (4>· .i ..- ' Storo Hours Thlo Weekend Are 9 to 5 on Thurod1y 1nd Prlclay 1!1d 9 to 9 Saturday. Come Up To While here th ey visited with M r~ \' a ugh ar · ~ grandmother , Mrs. Annice Ohlinger. who is ri r~t PLAN TO ATTEND • • • • j Mrs Violet Hartinger has cetved word that her son, Lt. CoL James llarginer , who stationed in Hawaii is leaving for temporary duty in Viet Nam and Southeast Asia. His fa mily will remain in Hawaii Visiting Monday with Mr. and Mr s. Richard Vaughan and family were Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Hiller of Flushing, Mich. $8 . 6~ A fret' will orte-n'lg 0 1 wa!i taken \1 rs . \1c8nde gave the FRIO/.Y thru TUESDAY January 15-19 WALT DISNEY'S " EMIL AND THE DETECTIVES" 1 ' f . ...;; Bank Ftnishes 60th V;ea ,' r 0n Recordu·JgbResour ' ' . ees llloles Jr..l . 1 J lt,UIJ , , .. leS J'ay.,.ee . . ~.,. 'IVr~llf tUfi11Y"'lil~~ ~·!U~~ art Banquet S~JJeaker , ' l"'Utlat'il )" t'Unl'iUJH!t 11r llh tot!.! • •·h \'"M:-41 ~!f\~1 • .._,., W • l · Atrf W ~. ~~1\tftl.'!l .. . WI\ I •,l • ' •111 N Y' "'~ .• ~ ... ,., ~-·~ ·r: · "':P:~--~~;- t'fJ~.-. �' Over $45.8 Million Coming ·Ino Ohio for School Aid would King Bullden !lupply Co.,i Middleport, Is ,IDvll· public and privale school ~ YOU AND THE LAW Salisbury School Team banned. The Ohio Educatlo;. Pepartment would be allocated $266,· 1166 lor expanded research and development projects. 600 · . a Fund _ La· bStre$e'so.Hi~~ Yllaneowt f! 3011. · or I, • see '· T~tf2F~B _ CEmet111' _ Bo d $2 000 MlsceiiJneout, n • ~ i:I!IOIJ · • thPr business. personal , family Sv.1shcr. li! C:Lll drubgist or individual.'' \ lr. Rt't'd annunnred lo llw AI the organization meeting · • lwrehnlder c: th.! lol;tl rrsnurn'1i nl' the Board of Directors held , r,Hd mc"e!i:>f'd more than $~1i0.- irr. ml'dJe~tel.v follow ing the j Entrred Hospital or111 . a ga1r1 ol a lrJHt-1 1r !Jf'r· rent mf'C'trng of S'l'lareholders. Rirh. j Those entering Holzer Hos(Continued From Page II and thC!I d~· 1nnm.l flnrl <:Ct\'Jngo:; ani E: .Jones, Pomeroy, was 1pital during the past 24 hours Robert , Jr , at 313.\ Ri:J.r:'khm· n dl'pthJ ls f: :1 d rt'rwhed n\\ timr r1·-e1f'ct1·d vire pn.'sidl'nl : Paul included: Road . N. W, in rcmlon Mr high-;, hrilh in Jollrtr amou nt \1 f\ln ·'" · Mirtf'rsville, wa! re- ' Mrs. Ernest L. ~Wis. Rt. 1. Schellhase relJltH't'" ~ fr " Alma fl .<1 in lht> rmmht~r ot n rr ount ~. t-1•·· r.. d ;,,q;;tant coshier, and Ga llipolis: Mrs. Everett Geor· F. Parhr. who \\ ,1~ m:-~ d e a lit- furtlwr· 'il.1tr ·rl thAI tht> in- t'·H· r r·rn;tmin" officers n."'med ' ~e. Vinton ; Mrs. Oden C. Ausdirector emcritu:-; CTf'3Sf' d rr:oc.;r)Hrrcs lmd b('l'n ,,h, '. •· '.l' ~>rf:' rf>-eleeted to their tin, H.t. 2, Henderson; Mrs. Rex lni!Umbent diredors r (·- f')f'~l- · \most f''<,.. lu:--.ivt' h' utilized tor pr. 1-.. 111 ti l~ co ming year. C. Tuns. Pt. Pleasant ; Jeff ed were Dr Frrd !' C'ar <:f'\'. 1nans Withm Hw ltw<ll ('OtnnlllnLee Dun lap, Pt. Pleasant: Ed!' ward C. Jack son, Pt. Pleasant; ; Maaon. W. \·L drrti"f . F'rf'd ity wh ich hf' rnl\l'd. "An rv·(• i-· w. Crow, Jr .. loca l mtornf'y; li."J 1 cx.1 rn··· lf' ot mnm·v at wnrk ,r 01\'0RCE GRANTED ,!\lrs. Fr<mk W. PQrter, 1 Jr., J_ Edward Fost('r. \'i (' (' r rf'<: l-. Rt'Pd UI'-H H' I)()JI('d lh.1 t (ln Pomeroy , Christy Ann Pettit. dent and ca.'>hiPr. r.rslif' f'. rlt,,·trnrw hnokkrt•p1ng s\·<:tr •m :\nnH M'::trit> Morri sm1 hns \1 i cid l~port · Mrs. Arnold R. Fultz, general manaRrr nf the had h('t':l in.;:t;t\ l:·rl ;znd th.1t n'h- b l' l' ll gnmtt-d a d1vorce lr•11n Knight. Pomrroy; Lew is :\1. Pomeroy Cement B!ork Corn- (' impron·JY,•·nto: lt:1d hr·, ·n ini~ !\lwltal.:' l 1\·d Mnn1-.:on m Mt>1g~ R!ddlt . Rt l. Liverpool. w. v a.; pany; Theron Johnson, \'l t' l' lt<tlrd in tlt P tnlt;l'P"' tof mnn.• C o ull!;> CulH!llOn f' lea:-; f'U III't. Mr<; , Fdv. <r nl R. \Vright, Ashpresldent and agrlculfl_lr;11 mn· drr!'irnt rl[•r·r·:tiJOHl<: lit· .:..;r1rl. Th; · ~L'Itlwrr hall hel:' rt ftled un lrrnd 1\ 1 . \\:alter v. Shook, aultant of tt1e bank: Th t•mlo1·1' 'lhP primr' o!rJ"f'1 i\.l' n: !It !~ !:r\!und,; fl f gross nq~ lf:'d of duty Rt. 2. ~·t;>\lston; Mrs. Hattie T. Reed, Jr., prro:ldrnt 'l f t i' P twttl u tJnn I\ ill hr lo ,·,mt rnur· :nui f •>.I J'Pme ITtwlt .\ r-.tr!-. ~l o r · P. (; Ji l('snic l)ak Hlil Reitz J bank; Harold E Smit h, (~f'llfll' · !<I ~('n t· th f' kl!lklrn 1 n•r;ll l i'P- fi 'o iHI Wf.J"l giw:n l'USlull y of a s~l ~ l'l· , J;!l'~:son; Mrs. Wiliam a1 Manager oltlie :\1E·r~ ~ F.qtli)J· r r • · 1 11~ ur ,t ·· rwfr,'Jl l r-; -- \\II' ' n : 11t·•r i'lli~--, l!u s tw c: Oa k JliH ; Mrs. Harlow - -- -Br OJWfl .'\sltbnU Mn. Th eodore Bank Shows llospitaJ News 1 1 SS:nd 0P~yme~t Fund _ Bon<l• $5.000, Interest fl,ll35, Totals f6.985. · Swimming Pool Fund - ~ ployees $3,750, lnc!denal; $100, Che I al $500 Electricity $"Om pc ' 1 Mal~tenance •15011 . , w , oo ' Insurance "00 Recreation $200> ..., • ,· · Water, None, Totals $7,~~ , Sanitary Sewer Fund - $6,· Record High ; { o ll1t ·r lr rlllllln . ~ln . Virgil 0 • Voirc of C.n~r''~wav ••• reportmg By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY GR \PF\'I~:r .· A SOON · ~ILE lOl'KT OF APPF: ~LS decilion on ~he rahrl ity of MeXII'an divorCU will affect t he liv~ s of thnu:,ancl.s of New Yorker.s. If tlu· ~h,xkan clerrl'e s ~ trc ruled invalid . cuunt lcs.s childn·n w1Jl Jw illegitimate, an un told numbf'r ol estt1t es J ~ be i.n chaos, awl innum1Table happi · ly ,marrled .coupk c; \rill lw bi ga mis t~ therefore, !table to prosecution by the Jt aJl ~tf'ms from ;1 reeent hPadlin( •d casl' In the Connie Francis action . Did 1\anellis \1ill pull a on th P old rnulher-in -lav.· .iokes. claim that mlt'rft>rt'nce anO presfrom ronlllt•'s fathP.r ruined thPir ~~~~~~ Friends of ·" mger F! •m think , Jw wi ll be di;suarlrri eas:: suing I he city on charges of arrest in that recent fro nt -page case. ~'7~'f1~e bPst actine in town ran hr \·ir·w- 10 at a major mustcal where the star is unhappy ll ilh her leadin g ma n w!ll be the sce ne of the most py· flick in the whole world Januwhen Richarrl Burton and Clatre start shootin ~ "The Spy Who In From the f"o ld ." Claire kn ew long hefore he ever mel Eliza· 1:ay!or, and although Miss Bloom is l 'lle(late:tY married lady and Mr . B11r· iedately marri ed man, Liz tends to · his former female friends. It's a that she 'll spend almost as much t linw un th e :-;e t ns the stars HuLiy"~ood's One of top comedians is \'IIOomg a 23-year-old starlet. His competition is a would-be sin ger you ng enough to be hts son. Jf th <: si nl'<T·s dad finds out about th€ si tuation . tl will he punch-in-themouth tim e, Jf not mu ch wor.se. • • SINCER ALAN DALE has completed his autobiography. "The Spider and the 1\'lar ion dll's .· • whtch he boasts he wrote Pntirely without a ghost. H<:' describes it as "llw story of a singer who refused to play the g:mte the way s how buSiness would hal'e htm play it - a performer who gJ H ' up <:~lrnost everything to go it hi s 0\Vn wav " Th e book. scheduled for March publica tion, was held up lor four vears because of poss ible libel problems. hut now it apparently has been cleared for rrlra.o:;r. It names names . Insiders at the United Nations as well as the White House say our most influ. entbl lrarlrrs are thoroughly disillusion· ed about some of lhe Iaraway nations \V C'' ve 1wen helping, and intend to give aid only where it's needed , and where the people are friendly. They've .Just ahout hod it with the pompous diplomats who rap the United States at every op· portunity. II this really happens, LB.J may become the most popular President or our time Recommended for your listening pressure: The Jackl• Cain 3nd Roy Kral album pf "By Jupiter" and "Girl Crazy ." On the Roulette labol. Ironton: Mrs Carl E. Sll\'drr tuk HUI l\1rs. J S. 1 Neff. R:! l'enswood , Jeffrey D ' I) ' :< Mi-IGS MASON Alt.A lt~enara I s. Owen, "u•ll.,.•• IUIICII'r Qy rtn OhiO Valin 1 t-2116. "'"' "I OH+ce -.n. pt>l.... WV c1111 l'flallinw ln,tr.. •• t.Peend I mltttll at thl ~11 oHtu at f'aftlerey, I Onto Mlt!OIIII Il.piiiiiiiOII tlv. I!:IYtJrtllllle 8ottlnalll aJmDII!. lubSC:r!ptiO" ,,,.., Ill Oail'l' hnttne• Mofttll., IJ.II• 8't ftll ~~~~ ., U unt' ... tJCIVIII~ . . ..... oft oc-e. lit... ttl ...• ~~ ... ,, ~~ h ~U:i " .,.,...! •• II:OUtl .,.,._., ntoi11 Ur\'IM 0111 ""Gntft ll.JI ., ~~~· on~ >I 11 .,,, Sto .oo ~~. month... • SEOAL SCorer I n with 1019 . pointg, 78.4 average. Auerbach now winner of !llx , t<:.1<;1ern . Js the top defensive All-Star g~mes against three team With •. 47 6. per-game av-1 defeats, was especially bitter I e.rage, 4UI pomts m mne games_I about the sixth foul that , . The Southeaslern Ohio Athletic League winds up the ; Individual scoring: knocked big Bill Russell out of ftrst half of Its loop schedu le thiS week with Athens • SOUTHF.ASTERN OIDO the game, after the bearde~.gl- 1 travelmg to Wtilston and Nelsonville going to Mid· : ATHEI.TIC LEAGUE ant haj brought down the tm· 1 die port whtle Gallipolis if at Jackson and Pomeroy is al Player FG F'l' Pt• . G portant rebound of the game , Logan. Crothers , Jack. .39 27 IO> 5' while the West closed the gap l\·loore, Mid. 47 21 llS 6 in the remaining minutes. Athens remained unbeaten lnl the league with double victories lhost:; North Gallia . Hannan. 1custavson. Ath .. 45 20 110 6 f.ouldn'& Buy F.. al la:-;t week, 99-56 over Pomrl .Trace will be 11t Kyger Creek :Swmdell, Porn . .. 34 4l 109 6 "That sixth foul was rldiru~ roy for a school record and 82-r m the other league contest this I Jacobs, Wells. -· 45 17 107 6; lous," Auerbach said. "It 54 over Logan . Nelsonville re· ·week. Southwestern's Rodney Nixon. Logan .. 40 25 lOS 6i seemed our side couldn't buy a 40 21 JOt 6] foul in the la11t quarter. That mamed just one go me behmd ICook is the scormg le oder with Coon, Athens "'thens m the league as the a 24 .5 average, 98 points in four Shelton. Jack . 39 20 98 6' wa~ the reason the West atGreyhounds dropped Logan 63- g<tmes . Crow, Pomeroy .3-4 20 88 s ! most caught us , !Jecause J 51 and Wellston 82-73. The Southeastern Ohio Buck~ Ri~hards, Nels. 36 IS 87 6! couldn't use Russell because of 1 Dan CrOthers of Jackson be- ' eye l..eague will have two __ • his foul trouble ." ~arne the league's top s~orer : games on tap Saturday whtn SOUTHERN VALLEY Auerbach'~ dressing room with 105 points in five games, !Belpre goes to McArthur and ATHLF.'I'IC CONFERENCE talk hit on the anticipated duel 11 21.0 per game average _ Bud- i Rutland is at Chauncey. Me- Plaver F'rl FT Pls. G between his Russell of the Bos.dy Moore ot Middleport is Arthur picked up 1ts second Cook, sw .. .. . 3~ 28 93 4, too Celtlcs and big Will Cham; ond with a 19.2 average, 115 Buckeye League win without a Harlung , Eastern 34 24 92 41berlain, who plays for Han· :JOints in si~ ga~es. !joss last week. It will be Bel-, Tyo, Kyger Creek 27 17 71 nu.~ ·s San Francisco Warriors. Eastern nsks 1ts unbeaten re·, pre's first league game. IKnight. Eastt;rn 24 L2 60 4 1 . You saw. what ~e (Russell) cord and Its first • place spot, In the Southeastern Ohio Peck, NG .. .. .. 26 5 57 4 dtd for us m tho · ltrst half ~' the Sothern Valley Alhlette I area , Eastern 111-0) and Glous- / Leach, KC ...... 20 15 55 4 th< way he played, you didn't .... onference Fr1day when tt •ter (8-0) both rt:mained un-, Rucker. HT .... 23 7 53 4 even know there was a guy ~·-· -· -- ~ ~ - ~--~ - •Chick, NG . 19 9 47 4 named Chamberlain on the 1 .. Oi: ' t•, • j ... .., , .r I ' ,, A Public Organization To Advance, Encourage, Promote The Industrial Economy, Commercial and Civic Development of Meigs County. ,. . ~· " 1011 LESLIE FULTZ, Secy. " rl • I BERNARD FULTZ, Vice President ,. ''·, OFFICERS WILLIAM CHILDS, President ()1i: l1' HORACE KARR, Treas. '" '1lJH • . •• • •• •• •• • YES I AM INTERESTED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEIGS COUNTY. ' • PLEASE ACCEPT MY APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP. • :NAME - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :ADDRESS • • •• I Encl- The Jlollewlngo MI!MBI!RSHIP 1'1!1 .......... $10.00 Milke Checktt P.y•lll• T HORACI KAitll. T,..aurer ANNUAL DUES .... , ........ . $1.00 MEIGS COUNTY C. I. C, TOTAL ..................... $15.00 ~I I I ~~~ I I I I t ·• I . I I I . •h1't ~ ,, . •·. ! (i " ~; I •, ' 'i' !!1 •u ' Hl •11 • . .•.J· • t!. 6uw • .. tr:.n--'~ , ~ . 110~ ! \ . ·-------o-..:,..,.."!"""''~--~---,---"'t!-----------~----""1'-----• ,.. .. "ti '.I . .., . c: • ,.. ,.. ~· · '~ ' Chevelle ('!.,.,.,{{,. .\falilm Su.pn- Sport·C,.,. 7Jy Chetrolet 1 1 se·l •I • :: .. 18 team bottled up the 41 41veteran Bob Petllt and zoomed · to a 20-polnt lead at times durperiod , whlrh end- 5 .. Hope never dies . sn the Mid-I too as Sheskey's Pups are 5-1 , dl•porl Jackets' basketball team in the league. 1 Southw..t FIRST 1 HJDlS to ~tve Coach Bob Shes- , Reserve game time Is 7 p. m. Phillips 76 Rockhurst 74 QUALITY key '11 Nelsonville Hounds an 1 and the varsity match follow!I JTulsa 63 North Texas St. 57 REGULAR interesting 32 minutes or action ; at 8:5. Saturday night the , Houston 89 Southwestern U. 64 : Certified here Friday night - maybe 1Jackets go on the road, to , ·!I HMs 117 Wsn New Mex. 1001 •~n knock them of!. Wahama for a return game. I st. Edwards 118 Tarleton St. 118 w. Main It, 1 :!' . - n 0-8 on their season in games, the Jackets have nowllere to go but up. On the other hand, the Hounds, should they tumble, stand to take a painful bump. Second place finishers behind Atheo. last year, they look like good odds to repeat in 64-115, stlll behind Athens! That's where the Nelsonville record of 5-I ha• them going into this last game of the first SEOAL round robin . The Hounds' lone Jogs was to Athens, thumpingly, 71 to 48. PLENTV BEEF One would get an impression Mf. Sheskey Is still coaching his football team, to review the heights and weights of his start· i~ cage cast. The rebounding department Is manned by 6-5 and 320 lb . Jim Pancake wbo hao yet to be jostled out of position, and by Jamie James, 20 and 6-2, both seniors. I Neither are high Hound seorers, but who needs scoring from them when the three Bobs 1 Richard, 8-2 junior; Ritz, 8 . 2 senior, and O'Nall, 6--0 senior, are around . lf O'Nall isn't hitting, Shesky sends In fireman Steve Shultz, a 1>9 outside shoootiing artist who proved his metal tearing Gallipolis apart In final qdarter from 20 feel al~ That's about the size ol situation to be solved by kel guards, 5-t Buddy Moore, Bruce Wallace, 6-0 forward 5-10 Asa 5-10 Bruce Wallace, 6-0 fotwll'li ry Stobart, and 6-3 aopbomore forward BtU Davls. On hand ilternate duty are 1-4 Joey pbenaon, HO Pal Edwardl, H Jon Cunningham, 5-11 Sam ClatwortltY, and 11-7 Dave el. The Middy Oil Station l way . • • . CHEST&~ OHIQ I I I I I I •• I I I I I I I I I I I I 65 ' I ~WII • I IVIIIIDte. I IS.l5• Tnr" month.. , ....... , J•:Jt DaJtqreo I' w..e.; carrJfl '111\tora natlaDia ona ,.,, .ri ~c ~~ •• ............. Inc:~ Av• . . ...W '+'arto Ctty, . . . . j 'tar" A "Must" For The Advancement Of Meigs Count(s Plans Concerning Industry Pvlltlll'l · ' IIV IIAIChllllf It llllltartal ., '.:··t.: .. I 1 1 1 I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .. I W'r 11:15) l COMMUNITY IMPROVEMEN'I.. CORPORATION • . 1 llut~n•n I 1:1 . ,_ I I lb ~I '' 1 o&vonr, ro tNlEotn Of 1 1 Curlrp . H.JI enswood. 1119 Cllfnpanv aror . Ohll . • ·<.j ' •.1 THE DAILY SENTINEl FOOD LAND • T crothers Is Op _j . '' · Hirth• j ~.1r '-: ~:>;r·rt't! Geu1 · ~e, Vinton, idaug htl•r, l2 57 p. rn . j lli'l.rharp;Pd John Mcc;r .. w. Mn. Robfrt I Met1. Mrs F:arl Robfrts. Mrs. l I Willi ~m W~· l l s . Allred Burke, . Mrs . 1o11Jver \-1oorP. Mrs. Leo Brumfield, Herb Marquis, Mrs. [ j Robert Morris , Mrs. Robert i I Brown, Emerson Mossbarger, H. i H. Unrul'. l.ori Morg<m , Pet-! Ier D Robinson, John E. Place, i Ll nyd Bordon, Mrs. Harold 1 :Russell, C1ine McKee, Harry Morg<m . Mrs. John Staats, James Laber , Mrs . W.R P'riend and son, Mrs . Danny McCarty. Mrs. Jasper A. Hosc har and 1 Mrs. Frank. W. Porter, Jr. TINY'S Hounds Come to Middleport ~~~~~:~~·~~Sl~ I~ :~ :In~:·East "d FOI' SEO AI M h F .. atc ri ay Scores ~g .~~9~hlrd '' Clf' :, tt· ~, In Our Wednestfay Ad Should I ! Ragland, NG 1 WIENERS I FOR A GREATER MEIGS COUNTY MEIGS COUNTY'S NON-PROFIT Correction ' Have Been ••• -- --~ ~ · \\' ;1\':lt: • To Close Win BENGAY 68c DUTTO·N tm·n! Cump;mv, ,.md C. • Eastern Stars I' - Eastern against North Gal\ia I Coach AI .Bowen, whose Ea~ will be the Lop cage contest , tern team •~ the favontes, IS ST. LOUIS (UP!)- All·llme ,But Koololf and hlo 71er part- lwhlch he ever hu plav. ed," played in Meig> rounty this upected to start with 6-4 Ken 1 weekend. 1 Harlung at center . Hartun~ has scoring king Wilt Chamberlain ner, lsaac RJcbman, Bllld they, !l&i&.t. Koslorr. " We ho~.ve the best. , been pacmg the Ea!Sl~s <.'<>nsl,s.. w1:1s Bl:quired by the Philadel~ : were confident the high-scoring 1back-court men in Lhe league In ;1 The Eagles ~Ill be seeking tenlly in tht> scn rtng department I 1 phia 7Gers today in a f375,000 glant ''la happy to 00 returning . Larry Costello and Hal Greer. 11 the1r J(th stra 1ght basketball ! with an ..~ver~gf of over 1We're not •ure ,h •.l which jubilant 76er owner Lo Philadelphia." whether we ir vktory this season withoul a 20 for the past sevPra l games. ln Ko,lof! said may mean SWl Ia Prhne Ican caleb the Cellics during the 1 defeat. The Pirates of North f' 1.1i aUelphi<:t will ena the Bos- " I feel great about It all ," ! regular season but we're hoping · ! Gallia are on the other hand . Ottn~r eastern starters wil' be ton (cities' s1x-year reign as said Kostoff. " We know Wllt i we can beat them in the playgoing thro~gh what so far has Ken Cttldwell and .{oger Spen- , f'..dtional ;·;asketball Assodation and we know he is a Phila- ; offs now that we have Wilt." been their worst sea.;on in a .. er at the g 1.:-~rd positions and I ehc.mpions. delphean first. We'll be getting j Playr 'lonltcb'long lime . North Gallia has a Theron Cruts~ . a la nky senior. i 'I'IJe 76c>r~ obtained the 7~foot, him when he '!l still good. With i Chamberlain will be In the "Call 1be bike off? For wbatb'' 1-6 slale. and Junior Cha rles Knight at 1 1 1-mrh, 275 pouml Chamberlain Chamberlain, we nO\f feel we i 76ers' lineup for the first time - - -- - --- 1 the forward spots. C~:~ ldwell has trum the San Francisco War- have personnel equal to that of i tonight when they play the BalCollet• Basketball Results I distinguiShed hi msel. as the rior~ in t!Xdr~m~:;e kr Paul i'teu. · the Celth·~ and we are hoping limore Bullets at home and he Eaglr pla.v m;tkt'r y,hJ!e Spt'n~e-r mann. Cuume Dterking and Lee that we can go ah the way will face the Celtica in Boston Hy Uaited Prtos!l lntt-rnationul has been a st·orlng threat 'ha,[er \\'ednesd•y night, end· with Will in the playoffs." or Friday night. The three play. F..ut throughout "''' vear 1ng 3. month ut dll'kenng durKoslof'l said the lhree other ers acquired by the Wai-riors ' El st>wh rrto 111 \leigs county in5 whic~ they 11utbid the Los clubs biddinl; for Chamberlain i are expected to join them in Harvard 96 Dartmouth 80 basketba ll thrs ~ 'rt dav night. Angdes Lake r.s .'lew York r1flered !he Warr1ors the same i San Francisco F'riday night. La Salle 33 Duquesne 6::o Pomt:<ro v wtl l travel to Hock1 1 ing County wht"r t- thP. Panthers Knich ~nd St. ' Louis Hawks. amount or money as the War~ I The only pro ever to score Elizabeth:own 87 Juniata 1:18 1 ,.. dl la~e .Log;m 111 n showdown Ntither dub re"·ealet tile riors bul added . "we were able 100 points in one game-againsl . I Haverlord 74 Ursinus 67 By WILUAM GREEN I w Sl 74 B t St 61 h amount of money that also to offer personnel which they t e Knicks on March 2 1962 - 1 . oret>sler . os on · for sixth pla('e 111 the Sout h. changed haud " but it was . couldn 't.." He .'iaid the deal Chamberlain is en rouie to his i Un ited Press lllternatlonal ; Steven8 Inst. tiO Pratt InsL. 85 e()s!ern Ohiu Athletir League. undf:rstood to be $300, 000. - mak~ ~ was closed when he shook hands sixth straight NBA scoring title ! ST. LOUIS (UP[) - Fiery ·~ Alliance 86 w·minster (Pa.J 78 Both teams have idenlit·~:~! 2--4 · ing it the biggest deal in bas- . with San F'rancis co Chairman 1with 1480 points and a 38.9 av- ' Coach Red Auerbach, boasting Buffalo St. 78 Fredonia St. 76 slate in lea gut> pl.ty. lb. pkg. Panther 0J<Wh Ru~s Moore is ketball history and one of the : of the Board Frank Mieuli : era~t> . In succesisve yeurs in a third NBA All-Star win in a HarUord 75 Bridgeport 65 biggest in sports history. Wednesday mght about ali hour tht· NBA he has averaged 37.6, row, .noaned, "the way the I Syracuse 91 Colgate 52 !expeded to ··ontaJue with US · The NBA's five-time scoring ! arter the E~st defeat~ the ::o.4. 50.4. 44 .8 and . 36.9 points j calls went aginsl us, yo~'d I SpringHeld 79 Wor•·este~ T. 71 ual sf~rtrrs Rob Crow at C~n­ champion, Cham~rlain shut ! West , 124-123, m the NBA s 19th I per game. He also IS one of the 1 have thought we were playmg Hartw trk 60 Rochester rech 58 ter . B1 ll Jrwrll and Bob Smith himseU up In his hotel room , AII·Star ~arne . 114-':tL'.IIe 's leadin~ rebounder~ and : on the road.'' 1 Albany St. 68 Oneonta St. 56 I at gua rd ~ arrd Pt.i l Swindell .and ' 1 . . after the deal was announced II "Wilt will now be surrounded ~ usually plays the full 48 min. Alfred 67 Hobart 65 ~ 8"11\'e ~l.np'>ort. forwards . , ~nd refused to answer callers. by the best persLinne. w1th • ul+!3 of every game. : A.uerbach s East team With 1 Cape ~ay CG 100 St. Ansms 64 A li:.ame !hat may p~ove .In· ___._ -.-- . - · __ ~ ~ -- - -- Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lu- Adelphi 109 N.Y Tech 89 terest mg w11l !rave Racme pitt- 1 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Jan. 14, 1965·3 1 beaten Jerry Turner of Albany cas, the game's most valuable I Newark Rtgrs 8t Queens Col. 70 , ed agamst Hutland on the Red , boosted his 3~game total to 328 player, delivering a 1·2 punch Ma1ne 63 Colby 60 Dt>vlls home eourt. South~rn deMIDDLEPORT pomts for a 25.2 average for at Coach Alex Hannum'S W~st ~ St Jos . t Pa . 1 llS Seton Hall 81 : fealed the DevJts earllet Uus OHIO p., . .:c:or mg lead Turner's Red team, pocketed a 124-12.3 VI~- , Pfe11fer 75 Kmgs Col 57 se.~son 1.,,..,......,,.......,..,......,""""""""""""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""!!!!!!!!~'0!1 Devils lead the Southeastern tory Wednesday night before a • --~--- ~- - - --- - - - - -- ---- -Uhm at ta in offensive scormg record crowd of 16,713. I LucaS Pa.ceS fo - ''/J'"'.:?. THE PRICE OF 7' 30 P m at the Second Ward today few dogs are required k f I' , th Fire House In Pomeroy. The A soldier from \felgs county 11 "'" Y'1'1wohr orda tvmgh. h ere pubhc is mvited. Refreshments may be seen Fridoy evening on are st1 t ose ogs w 1c as- .11 b h h , I I d the bl 'tnd ' WI e servea. the Bob Hope show w tc was sis armers . gm e 1 . . K during the and serve as watchdogs in filmed 10 orea The Gl SP various places. The "mean " DRIVER CITEL Chnstmas season. ' ' 5 Willie Guinther, son of Mr. or eros• dog, however , Is anoth· Samrny Maynard , 20 , Rt . 2, Iand Mrs . Guy . Guinther. 000. er stor 1 . Most yersons who have a dog 1Racme, waR c1led to Me1gs Coun- Syracuse, was mcluded m TWO ARRES'l'ED 1 l known be cross or "gruchy'' I ty Court Wedne•day by the the filming of soldiers present Two arrest& were reJliJted ~ usually put upt signs or lock Gallipolis Post State HKighway at the show. The presentation made by the Pomero) pOllee the gate to prevent a<:<!ldents. l Patrol lor overload. will be shown over WSAZ.TV . department Wednesday, Chief Comic strips often use the Jed Webstd said. Cited to apMeta• Geberal Hospital TAKEN TO HOSPITAL pear before Mayor Charles Le-,.; "beware of cross dog" sign, the scampering postman and the [ Jack Baxter, Middleport, was gar on January I& wer, E~ enraged dog for humorous ef· ADMISSIONS Elizabeth taken to the Veterans Memor· ward L. Stein, 20, ~ew Haven, . feet. Cross dogs, however, are Vaughan, Pomeroy Glenroy ial Hospital, at 9:00 8 · m. t<r chargu' with ~pecding, and Donby no means comical and Ohio I Ewing. Pomeroy. day by Middleport Emergency 1aid R. Hobbs, 25, Langsvllle, DISCHARGES - Nell Gril· squadmen, and admitted as a Reckless •perati.:In. law deals specifically with own· ers of such animals. flth, Portland. medical pat1ent. Owners of some dogs believe tha t, even !hough the dog is kept under control at all times. DANCE SA'MJRDA Y Correction known to be dangerous, he can1 If the vicious dogs do personal 1 This coming Saturday night SHOULD HAVE BEIN be held responsible if the en- or property damage, the Court the MHS Semor Class wtll spanraged animal lmlps at trespass- ruled that the owner is negli· ' sor a high scool dance party REG. 89c ers. Not so. says a recent In· gent in not keeping the dog : with the Jays from 8 P. m .. to terpreatation of the law hy the I under control. 11 P: m. at the Middleport Htgh 1 Ohio Supreme Court. In regard to dogs that Injure Audttorlum. l-1 l'leao;anl .Jr . lli"h Tram While one part of Ohio law or kill P""o~, certain farm - - - . -.-.• !-t . • • • . . does t-Xcept an owner from or dnmesllc ammals, except cats LOCAL J r..MP 8 , TO URN A ~I E'\1'1 TFA ~IS - '" lis hmv and Pt. Pleasant wtllalso be parhctpatmg m th e Btg Be nd Basketball !demages or Injuries caused or another dog, the law perThe temperature In Pomeroy 8 classic at Pomf'l' l,, I!J gh SC'hon lwginnJn g Thur sda.v .night.. ~a (Jsb ury ~la)ers are, front row I. tor, Mik~ Youz:tg, .\ whlle a person was trespassing, mits destruction of such ani- ~ business . district at 11:25 a. m. Skip Logan, i>ltf:< ('arlctun .ll'lt ll olll' ll "'"ll.nrrv \valker. Second ro" , Jlonny Abbott, Bob Burdett~, Mtke SIIU, another part requires thai ani-mals without liability oi prose- today ~as 24 degrees, under Ivan Pu,,.:ell and 1~u tch Conk k ('uach F.d B<lrtrl s 'r:1s ab -;l'nt b\ca use of illness. On t.hc Pomt roster ale .Iron~. row, mals known to be dangerous be cution under ~nal laws. clear sktes. Garv PJrk, Chn: Icard . hondt·l (;rv t'n . Dtrk .lat·ksur•. To ·1 m .\ ' Staa ts. PetP McDerr;utt. Bac k row, ~ es he Gllffi:m. __ Dwight l' mi<'r, Ouck Bunlettr, Joe lk,,d. Charl ie Tow ner, Larry Cogar and Coach Ken Moot e. Sentmel Photo s. ~ - - --. ilt ALLST,...--,.ARS,.,.,._... .:· i SEOAL'S ~ plaee H--. ville 11>11 against Cnacl1 Cllt 1Wolle's cei\Jir-<lwellllt } 1fldlllt. port Yellow Jaclletll. . · Rutland II •loo l<hGietl t. Rutland has a 3-5 overall slate ' play saturdoy niMbi. 1M Red .while Su"t' .. .,., r•'· · d .or the Devils "'UI go to Chauneey-0.. ..~son slanda at 4·~. ver where they will 10 liP • The onlf other game pta}"'d ' ·ns . Glonn Br~ !er 811< C.. 1 None, Trafllc Llghta t200 Street Repalrl by contract $5,000, Moterl 11 fl Gaaollne $2~. a •• 600, Building• ft(IO, Totab f36.- Is one of our most Bottom. 1·' The "og " The Meigs County Democrat· i common house pets. both lc Club will meet Jan. 15 at 'the city and on the farm. While GI WITH HOPE . Eastern Offers Top GameI 1 be made available to the state ADMISSIONS - Charles Wll· fohr school 1 llbrdariUebra, theboopukr· Hams Middleport : Marie Spaun. c ase o text an ary s ' N It Reed for public schools. All religion Racine : Owen u er, soriented booka would be vllle. CLUB TO MEET CROSS DOGS 76ersGet 000, Equipment $10,000, Malrrt· 1 E i ment f2 000 erumce 0 P Street ' :signs 7. ' Miscellaneous qu $500, DISCHARGES - Jack Baxt.r, Middleport; William Steven•. Kanauga; Delbert Murray, Mid· dleplrt; George Roush, New Haven; Emma Ogdln, Langs· ville; Annlce Ohlinger, Middleport, and Leona Hensley, Long y' "·r . 1in the roltllly will · be ·blltw- <Continued From Page I) ary $200, Equipment $11,008, Firemen and Maintenanct ql Group, ~. Totals $11,500. Planning Commission - MI.cellaneo"" tli,OOO. Fire Truck Fund _ Equipent $l,OOO, MlscellaneoU8 t200, f Total t,200. MalnfAlnallee Fund - llupllrvision f(,OOO, Employee•, flO,• u ~pl~ls~w~it~h~!tiJu~to'.'r~•_'a~nd~~~~~~ " Amepded Bill Is Approved. IDg resldenta ol the area COLUMBUS tUP!)- It was esti~ated today that Oblo to attend a Homeoivllers would receive more than $45.8 mtlhon from President Information Service · al Johnson's school aid program. The U . S. Offtce of Ed~- their slore this Friday or cation in. Washington allocated $45,862,945 as OhiO • Saturday. share of the record $1,665,000,000 propqsai sen to Repreoentatlvea of lhe congress Wednesday . Armstrong, Azrock and Federal offictais said Ohio would receive $35,235,338 Weldwood companleo will for low-Income school districts. The figure is based on ~ at the store from 9 a. the 1960 census which would be updated . . The cens~s m. until 8 p.m. Friday showed Ohio with 158,006 children aged ftve to 17 m and from 9 a.m. tbrougb families earning less than $2,000 a year. 5 p.m. Saturday. Free re· Ohio would also receive freshments wUI be served. 926,076 for supplementary progredamsh.flord gifted and handl~ wzn --X MQ% s: ut .. u c; nm w: ,'f(J cation centt>rs and services. capp c J ren. ••trnisln 1 An addt'tt'onal $5,343,535 would Velenmo Memorial Ooipltal These centf•r • ,· ,I reserve~, f.4 ov· erall and ·1,4 In league wiU have a loll&h aut lo - M - Pomeroy DOWNIE-GROSS ANNUAL JANUARY (discover tlze difference) 1 GrOup Men'• & Bays, Zip Lined All Weether Cooto $11.95 Men'a and loys' 3.50 Pullover &r: Cwd... n DRESS SLACKS 3.25 WINTER JACKETS .,.d CAR COATS SPORT SHIRTS Vol. to US SAL I 1 Group of Boy•' Vel. to 6.95 SAL I 1 Group in Americas favorite intermediate size co:r Reduced l 1 Group Vat h! 5.95 BOYS' SWEATERS PAJAMAS 3·00 ,.. 2.65 Vol. to 6.95 lALII Find out what 350 hp feels like 2 PAIRS POl! 5.00 Men's All Wool Topcoats---- Reduced! Men's Suits, 1 lot, !- price FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY ONLY Men's Slacks Reduced---! 1 Group M.,.•, 1 Group Men'• Pullover Sweaters Valvu to us ALL OTHUI - - - - NOW IIIDUCID $5 Cardigan Swht..-. Velv•• to 15.95 ALL OTHIRS UOUCID 6·'5 - · • Thormol Knit UNDERWEAR .... 2." Vah.~e, .-ch _ All Men's and Boys' Caps Reduced ' . DreSS sh·lrts 1 Group l" --- NoHonolty Advortlood Whlht & nlaro, Vol. to U S - - Ned time you're feeling low, come on in and plunk yourself down in the bucket seat of a Cbevelle Malibu Super Sport. f'lick the ignition-bring that specialorder 31i().hp power plant to life. Then a~o lind a road and try not to smile. We think it's the greatest pep pill aince weekends-and that goes for the other Chevelle VS's too. The 19!>-hp. And the 260- and 300-hp jobs we can order lor you. $3 ----·····---··--~·····------- POMEROY MOTOR MANY OTHIR ITIMS DRASTICALLY REDUCIDI DOWNIE~- GROSS, POMEROY And of course if power doesn't sell you right oil, maybe Chev,.Jie's short turning radius and ovf'rall handling fase will. Or ilo;; Full Coil )o; U~pt'n s iun ride. Or ita Super Sport all-vinyl interior with wall-to-wall carpeting. Or even its huge 27-cubic-loot trunk. Whatever it is that you think migh! make a Chevelle loyalist out. of you, you'll never really know until you get into one-and then try to get ou t again. W. MAIN STREE:J' I POMEROY discover the difference J',. •~m ,' COMPANY~~ �- ,.. ·· ··-·· .. .. , , . , . , , , . . -·---- ............ ·~·- . ... . '"" ) ·- • • p. ,. . ~ • 1 • ~_s_ e~l!'_el. Pom,roy-Mlddleporl, 0 . Jan . 14. 1965 •·• ·~ •· ·• •• , ..••••'"'~"""'~~-- ... ., l ..... ,;--.: . ::... .=c.-.. ~--· ...... ·· ~ .. ~ -- ··-- ···~ . - - ~-...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . --~- . "" ...- ..__ ·- ., • -- _ _ .,, • • . --#'-·. •·• , , , , ... . 0 . ,ooJ•o>J> • ' 00 0 ,.._ .. . . . . . OooO. -• - · • .... - ' [ . . . ~··"-•••·- ••••• ~ -,. JO. .... . ~ .. .. .. . . . . . . .._..w . iiiO ,. . _ . , _ . _ ........, • • _ _ . . . . . _ ·, :::-;-.. .. .__. _ __ .,. _ ..~ .... ..,.,...,.__. __.. ,., __ ., ... . .. ,.... ..... ., • .,_,....,...., '"''W"" .. ~ · ..,_,. -... - - - - .. •• • _ · •• • . . .... ·• ... - - - -- · · · _.- . .. .......... . ----·. - --- · · - ·- - - - - - - ___ .... ______ -~ --- r Cut Your Own Taxes: B Rr~rrlr ,, Honor.d I 5 Incumbents i - Hartford Society Notes Mr. and Mra. WWiam 'ftrult Ktmet are anDOuncbll blrlh ol twin so111 ID 1 New Yort City hospital Dec. 21. They llovo been named ~te--en Mlcltael and Burris. was honored at a 1ur-: Scott Douglus. ~ Kimes' al. prtse birthday party at his I • home on Salurday afternoon,, By Vlr1flla Carleton 90 have another aon, Raymond. ' .1 , nu•ry 2. Door prizes were ' By RAY DE CRANE lble. . Malemal 8J"andparenlt are Mr. MEETING OF COUNCIL won b' Sue Howard and Ralphie l Newspaper Enterprloe Aoon. I Carry'!ll ebargeo and IOTV- POINT PLEASANT - ~tve and Mrs. Herbert Robertson of Sayn·.' Games were played and One of the createat joy1 of iC'e charge~ on many types or j incumlwnt members of the 111e first meeting of Town Ravenna, Ohio, and ~tal · b M B home ownership is realized at I installm.ent payments pose a j Board of Tromees o( Pleasant Council of Hartford In the New &randparents are Mr. 1llld Mrs. pnzes won Y arv umgarner ,i ' · 1 t Year of 1965 was held Tuesday Bf'.-ln , ;umore, T~mmy Roush , inc-ome tax filing time. 1 problem for many tnpayers. Valley Hospital were re-t et' . , . Kenneth Kimes, Hartford. Chuckte Wood. TiTTVny Davis.: A real glow of satisfaction. I Where the actual amount of ed to three year terms at the e~emng ~ the _ mayor! off•ce J 11 ., · Kidgway .11.nd Christine Hort- spreads ove-r the fare of the : Interest is not shown on such annual meetmg Tue!.day evtn- w1lh the llowmg me~rs m~n otherwise grwnblinJ taxpayer ! a contract Internal Revenue lng and following lhe election present : Mayor William Kelly , You can get 1 replacement per all incumbent orrlcers of ~~ ~ Recor~er James M Crump lnd for your lost s()('ial security : H!•freshmenl!l were served to !as he spreads out on the de•k: lwill allow as interest I .Itty Rldgway, Timmy Roush, IP front of him 8 p1Je of 12 mort· cent of the average mont~ly board were returned to addl· . Councilmen W T Stone. Earl rard by picking up an applica' Chuck le Wood. Cmdt Hagger- gage payment receipts. AI he balance Her Is how to arrtve tiona I one year term•. I Fields. John Roach and Rav tllm at your local Pool Office. ty , Stevie Carpenter. Michele scans each receipt ht copies .at th1s .allowable interest figure Re-el ted memberS! were F1elds. . ;.--======;;;;;;;;;;;a K B Ada M Jan down juat one Hgure from each I when preparing your own tax ec ,,., The meetmg was called to a~ ruct> ms . ary ' . d , Vltul Hartley, Jr ., Charles rtl"\ order t-y tht mavor and mtnBumgarner, .Je-an Harrah, Char-, slip and then carefully ad s return : I G Volden Carl l•n• Weaver Christ me Hoff., the 12 entrle>. He Is eagerly , Gatber torether all your er, h Crum ' G A Bi utes of the December meeting J J ff J Hart 1totalin~ the mterest he paid ! monthly atatemenll from de· and RaP1 p. · · g werP read and approved. The j' Ill <..tin. Kane eJ mLo , dane L dunng 1964 on his home mort· -·tment stores, flnaact eom· was elertt!d to a two yee:tr te m first matter of business was 1 f>t>- Jl a arr , ay . d U en.Roush aw ' •age and for just that _. th e read'mg of the ""Ill s owe d 1· on e'· ponl" or ..y otber 1'-o!"m wllh on the Board · ' "' : .a_ 1 It II t rem" Weaver, Lm a l Dnm11e Machir, N1ck~ Weaver, 1night he "'i!Jhe.s tt were even ; whom yoa ma~~e •• n a men Of"ficers of the board re-elect- bY th e town a~d th e pa) - ., t ' 1 Pamela Weaver. Sue Howard, hl~her , purchase eontract. Total all the ed were Ralph Crump, presi- of the same wh1ch was done by ' I.Jsa DavJ!I. Ttmmy Davts, Por very pnny ot hiJ inter. , monthly balances. Divide this den:t H. A. Johnson, vl~e presi· a motion of John Roach .And ----~., Marsha Davis, Becky Paugh, est rharges is fully deductible total by ! to obtain the aver~ dent; c J Hyer, S€'cretary and sec<~nded by W. T. St_one · Hamel! Layne Holly Layne, ,on hts income tar return. Home :aa:e montbly balance. Multiple Jack E Fruth, treasurer. Dr. Marshall John C. Hmklf w~!! • Becky Gilmore, Ralphie Sayre, i owners who are paying off ·•his flpre by • per eeot and Jack Buxton and Cari A~ler j pr~sent and resigned _fro~ h11 llt·!J"<l RIC"kard, Gary Bumgar- sizable mortgage usually elect ~ tat II yttlir ••lowable interest. were re-elected to the hospJtal l ofrlce and turned OV"', h•s cap nt'r . Cmdl Cook, Jeff Havmak- to :temlzt theJr deductions in-: Eater U on your tu: retura ol executive <..ommlttee. and badge wh1ch were aecept'f' s Kent Sayre stead of selecting e1ther of the 1"latttl'flt oa installm:ant pured by the council. As no o;•e hr" . ~-bb_amm~ -~~re, Gall Miller' two options_ the standard de- :n.1 es." Holdover members of %e 15 , been appointed to read the met· r;~"<'~e Sayr; 1 a~d son. BeckY durtion which allows tO per ' Many home mortgage notes man board include Ja~k Fruth, er of the water system lind Burris M~s. Howard Burris and !"ent or income up lo a maxi- contain a penalty clause wh1ch 1Gene Ball, Lyle Austm. Ray take care- of the pump house, , mum or Sl 000 or the new min· call.-.: for lhe payment of an adCrank, Joe Neele-y, H. A. JohnMayor Kelly said he w.·U _ look ' · J 01111 8 · ' ' deduction which ditional ' ha rge If the son , J ames Ha 11 . J · Kfw'tWX ft er lh ose rna tt ers un 1'11 ~orne. s d. urns.·n r Mik Howimum standard interest c · a 1 6 Deft MrdenB~~~vg R~u:~. ~eith sayre, perm iii a 1et.tlement o! $200 mortgage is paid off prema· Dye and Dr . Buxton. . one . was appointed. The first SI~Mrsiblt F ra.nl'is \\;rlston, Tommy Roush plw; $100 for each nemption., turely, generally wltbin five or In a brief report, _H?sp1tal Ad· readmg of IhE' meters will be . d 1-. Hoflman , Wbtle rnorta:qe luterelt us· 10 years after the mortgage is ministrator Mrs. W1lham Marn- January 20. l'li•P fer :-m \.i:I.V· • • · Such t hout, stated Pleasant · ti on wa:; rece:v· 'j ually Is die btp:e.t laterest tt- ;• ~nlred mto. acce IeraValley A commumca 110M em when dedurtloDI an be~ · ed payments are not common Ho!!pltal adm1tted 1,777 ptients ed from the Slate Road ' Gartlc-n Oni.J will I ing totaled there are many in most households but the during 964 for an average stay Commissioner that check Sponsor l.edtll"e Iother kinds of IDtereot, all of : ruie can apply should the home of 5.2 dys ; recorded 271 births; would be made of the speed PT PLEASANT -- The Tu - ~· bleb can ha u~td to reduee lbe oold wtthtn the penalty per- had a payroll to!allng $190,000 stgns >n Route 33 and replaceQIM ''U F.nd i-Wei Garden Club will the amount of to• l•u will pay. iod. For at the lime of the sate and did approximately 17,- ment of same would be made ·• c 11 11 11 1 sponsor a lerture demons.!ra -· Did you buv a new or used 1 the mortgage ia fully paid ort 500 worth of charity work . for them to be near the new amp ed • Y qtu • optrl torn-If · • 1 ed i h h pump 1111 rno or are en 1 e !.ion of ' 'Antiqued . Arrange-, car on time last year? Borrow ! through the funds P ac n sc ool ouse as the se~o~1 1md submerged under water in the rnt"ut s" in a specull meetmg [ro.11 a bank, savinrs and loan, escrow . I Pleasant Valley Hospital moved from the old bulldmg to well. open to tht> publie at 7:30 p.m.' credit union or finance com- : 1f you told your home last ADM111'ED - Mrs. Okey the recently built new buiiLling Januarr 20 in the Christ Epis- pany to consolidate debts , im-: year and you still had a siza- Keefer, Leon: Mrs. Isabelle A.l in the lower part of town. eouht•ndln, performance r•>pal ·Parish 1-lo_use. prove your home or buy new · ble rnort11all:t on it, better Wilson Arbuckle. "Ir. James Green, who was P_roved by rudgged, U mnqntbl' I ' i t was appom!e · d F'. f•eld test - un er 11. 11 we COD· , The program wtl l be present-. furniture? If so, the ·mterest :check your escrow s tatemen.t DISCHARGEDRobert Mc·1presen ne dT ed by r.·trs. Bet ty Fast, promi- you paid on the use of the mon- llf you paid a pemtlty for ear~y Daniel, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. C~ i Chief _and will have contro.l of liOn s. nent in Garden Club Circles, ey is deduct1ble. How about ~ ..ili~~ha~~e of the mortgage tins cil Birchfield, ~enderson; Mrs. the f1re truck recently RIV~n No primln1, na pit, no pum• who has won many honors for Joan for a college student's tUI·I l$ add1t1onal interest which you Archie Logue, Vtnlon ; Mrs. Jer- to the tow~. ~ouse.--~avu up to $1GO,OO on hf' 1• ;uranglllg and i~ seen wee k- tion ? Interest paid to Internal; may deduct on your tax return. ry By us , Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. I Amount_ m the tr~asury af- mstallatton. ly on \\'SAZ-TV Channel 3 at Revenue for late payment on Charles Curfman, Pt. Pleasant; ter the bills were pa1d and re2 45 p. m. Sundays, in "Garden !' last year's taxes' These I[ (NEXT: Tbooe Deductible Tu- Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ceipts added was $1,765.02 WELL DRILLING Club of the Air." . amounts. also, are fully deduct·, .,:)_ George Dabney, Southsid~; WilATIENDS MEETINI> Mrs. r·a, t IS lormerly of Mid-I - - li•m Legg. Buffalo (exptred) . A number of members of the 1 Everything Complete dleport, Ohio, and will bring f Q Hartford Baptist Church at-1 mat erial for sale as well as Although there are over 95.-, tended a three parish farewell I 111 I he program. 1 • 000 personli b; the name of serv1ce for Rev. a~d Mrs. W. llo>t•sses will be Mrs. HarBrown who have a social secur- ;0 . Hoover and famtly at the l old Somf'rville and Mrs. J. A. ' • Hy card no two of them have Cheshire Baptist Church Sun..Jng erick . Tiekeis for the protht! sam'e numbe1·. day evening, Dec. 27. Mr. A K. l I gram may be obtained at the Mc-clung was Master of CereWY 2-5321 ' ,, door for $1 each, and the club ' ' will have charge ol the pro- •monies. A social hour followed N. 2nd Avo. Mlddtopo~. 8: · extends an invitation to any In· I By RAY DE CRANE 1gia, Vermont. gram for the evening. lin the church fellowship hall. Many tnes formerly deduc-1 -Ull cento - Oklahoma. - - - -- ----- -- · 1 terested person who wishu to attend . : lible on the annual income tax 7 ceQtl - Alabartlll, Callf~r1 ' return were eliminated by the nia, Florida, Kentucky, LoUIS· ' Btlding of the Morman Tern· l964 Revenue Act The.. are , iana, Maine, Mlssisolppi, Neb. pie in Salt Lake City, Utah. re- the tax on cigarettes and al-l raska. New Hampshire, North l ri~~:n ~~v;: anio~r;;y ::;!Interest You Pay Re-eleded by Tustee Board pavs 0££ . For you I 1 1 I 1 LADIES Jet Boots HIGH HEEL Lined Ela~ti c (;ore Ad1r'J I I Snow Boot For the Younger Boy :I Broken Sizes . $5 99 hduc•d To _____ . $ ~ •8 8 Discontinued Styles and Colors Hush Puppies J su• '•' ' ~~!!~ntlnel. M • Off annes er • ,._, held at the Firat Baptist Church Wedneoday evenlr!g 1llld J20 D D ] reports of activities ol the past ay e ay Y• ar an d new CODIDIIttee . re- ' porta we~• heard. New ano old ; T 'J:.5 S • rrojects were andre- 1 0 U emOfS 2-Hour REG. $1.19 .... · .. · 29c \\'1t h Thi s Cou pon CHilDS NYLON Velvet Oxfords u~:·;d· __si.._· SERVICE 1 REG . U.ll Pack A-Way Juniors Sale $2.49 ::::~~=~=~=~:::~ Cerise Fleece Duster Ano•~~,$5.50 .. d Completely Wuh1bl•. dry in drytr . SIMI S-M -L, Reg. $7.00 - - - - - - - - - Sal~ THE SHOEBOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. s Taxes B.ut Not All VALUE I abies a young man or woman , Taylor to James A. Taylor , lot, Charles A. tJack) Rife olin Wellston, Dhio on Friday. to start active duty at a. blgh-,Mfddleport. St. Albaru, W. Va. spent Fri· Mr. and Mrs. Chariel RHe er rate of pay, allows bun to Monna June Walker to Pearl day and Saturday with his par· and son Harold Rife also Mn. select eJther a ground I W. Williams, Helen M. Williams ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Brooks made a irusineu avlatton billet: the 'ch01ce i parcels. Salisbury. Rife. Other Friday night visi- trip to Rutland on Wednesday. taking his bas1c train1111 at San j F. Hinde• to Pearl W. tors were Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Billy Vatella called on Mr. D1ego, Catilornia, or Parrts Wtlhams. Helen M. Williams, ert Rife and children Bobbi and and Mrs. Charles Rife and LarIBiand, South Carolina. the opRutland. ; Dannie also ol St. Albans, W_ry Sunday evening. bon of three or four year -~- llstment, depending on ol the Marine Corps >!Choil he Is assigned to on a : competitive basis. i Sgt. Belak may be seen on Mondays at the Selective Service Board, GaUipolis, from 9 CLEARANCE GREAT FASHION a. m. until noon and on Tuesdays at the Selective Board, Masonic Temple ing in Pomeroy, from 9 a. m. until noon, where testing and 1selections will be made. Lewto I Th1 ASBURY' Model LG2041 Danish modern 1tylin1 tu•tom-erafted In e:anulne welnuf ••n••r• end seta~:ted hlrdwo~:~d solids . Pflcltlon -craf1ed ;f'tliP "Delu.-;e SP ·26" 26,000 -volt hori~ontal Chlll551:s. $ Pri<H Slert COLOR FIDELITY CONTROL dl~~~~:z~ AI Law At _ DEGAUSSINI I'> •nd Iii& PunHes color TV m:stantlyt . Move your ut m any dlrecl•on wlthout color lldju,tmenU ln lo IOior TV pictures. .CbLKJc,ellld -whlte, too)l _,. ~ BAKER 399 _95 ~ AIITOIIIATIC inli "'""' warmth FOREMAN & ABBOTI -·- FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. I' Property Transfers Shirley M. Sloter to Marion D. Sloter, Mary A. Sloter, par· eels, Lebanon. I Stanley Edwin Cozart, Ollle Mae Cozart to Hobart J. Cozart, parcels, Lebanon. Hazel R. Reed to Citizen's National Bank, Lots, Middleport. Ernest M. Burton, Edith Bur· ton to Howard A. Wilson, Ra1 chel A. Wilson, lots, Middleport. Millie E. Dinsmore to Homer L. Lee, 118.55 acre>, Scipio. Millie Dill, John Robert Dill to John Robert Dill, William Gordon Raptcheff. lots, Middleport. Vester Walker, Jr .• to Mon- SIMON'S MARKET OPEN EVENINGS TIU 7 PM - SATURDAY TIL 9 PM E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY 1 ~;::::;:;:;;;;;;;;::;::;:;:=============~' ~q~ui~re•d=40_.y 189:1. ! c .. ea;;;;r;;;;s,;;;;;;fr,.om..,.;;;;185•3=toal·, ' Pick-a-Pair Special ~co;;hi~o~li;~clor beverages andta&s auto license fees Ohio, South Pennsylvania, and ' Carolina, Rhode Island, Carolina, , ' licenses. !Tennessee, Virginia, Weat Vir- I .1 ginia. The Treasury Departmen t 1 1-: 7 ~• cents - Washington. so has reviewed the sales tax 8 ceotl _ Alaaka. allowance charts in the 38 Maryland wao 1 cenlt to states havl!ll state, county or June 1, 1964. 7 cenle theceafter. cit, sales taxes. For each state NEXT: The Only Tlmo Sick·, Internal Revenue Service ~ow lti!l Pays OfU has a chart showing the opt1on- - -- al amount or sales tax which ~ may be deducled without any , S. 0 proof being required . These au-i : tomatic allowances are based :upon total Income and the num-, Cfl ·her of persons in the famtly . , eA MEAL IN ONE 1 1 \ ! REDUCED!! Slacks Dies ednesday I W/ • In most oteteo the oales tax ; · aJiowaac .. for Ill& retorot are ~ 1\' : not •• liberal u lhoat permit- . PT. PLEASANT - Mn. Hel· ted In former ye1rs. Tber• Is , 1 I hi 1 ce· Unlike th• en Hope Austin, 67, of Hend· IRS : orson. died Wednesday in Hol· t ' sav "K 1ra · ~~::w.::~;mir':~~~':';: who .::. Hospital afu.r a l~ngthy ill- YOUR CHOICE parcba•ed an eutomDbile Skirts sz." ss.oo to In \ retired Mason C o unt y 1914 to add 00 tbe allewance : lll the state kbedult for nles lch~l _teacher, she waa born : Ia• lbe actual amount of state 1 Gallipolis Ferry, a da~~&hl· auto Pur 1er of tho late Nelson and Elhe ld I 1 I • McNauchton HOpe. She wu ' •: •• n pa 08 a• Ic &He, _a member or U1e Church of This probably will mean that · Ou·ist of Henderson and !be the taxpayer who buys I car Mason County Retired Teach· every year or two will havo in , ers Association. the aggre&ate a hlKh•r allow- Surviving IMI her husband, ' once for saiN las than lorm- Oden C. Austin, and one brotherly. Tho~e who buy a car no er. Edgar Hope of Henderson. more often than every three Funerlll service will bo held will have a oma11er de-. Friday at 2 p. m. in the Hond11 d.ctkm. Iorson Church of Christ. Burial Also deductible In the tax will be in A1111Un cemetery. column are real estate taxes Frien my call at the Mohrtbut do not lndude apectal ••-!Stevens Funeral Home. 3-T Nylon SURE-GRIP ALL-WEATHER WINTER TIRES TIRES Most famous tire name In the Industry, with performance-proved tread I 1!10 Tractor-Type Cleats •• , Built Deep to Bite Deepl EITHER PAIR e HOT t;)OG eSAVE-SAVE SKINLESS SLICED WIENERS BACON TRAY PACKED 3. lb, 1-15 1 1 2'12 lb. pkg. _ _ __ Cottons and woolens. !· solids and plaids YOUR CHANCE TO YOU C AN SAVE Women's SHOES 2.88 and 2. 99 $ 25 PR. High, Medium and Flat Heels THEY GOI THEY GOI Women's Women's THEY GOI THEY GOI SHOES SHOES 4.88 and 4.99 Regular S.99 Women's SHOES 1Women's TeeDS' SHOES 1 Lallll' Values to 5.99 HOUSE SLIPPERS $ PR. 3.88 and 3. 99 s PR. High, Medium, Walking Dress Styles and Flats. ~nd PR. Cl!ilclren's Also High Heels Wedge Heels High Heels Medium Heels Medium Heels 3 ~ $1.00 $1.00 to$9,95 SIMON'S Greatest SHOE CLEARANCE SALE STARTS FRIDAY Flats, Casuals and SLICED BOLOGNA Cottons and lined and unlined woolens, stretch ! 3-T Nylon SLICED BACON ENDS and PIECES s : $1.09 Mr Austin £ H derSOD, 67' 1 Day 11 ~ 1 ""'I Cu y our wn Taxes.,9 Deductible· ome ao: earp.;..ter Rob .lnson's e I .zs·· Broob •Fft 1\'llttt• . Pink Bit!!' "'"*" s....J.ety Notes PRY CLEANING aIV House Slippers lid.,Jet a.. B0 ek Wheat Geors• . Saxton 1llld lamiJ)> oliv•. Mn. P'redl Bowen open! Mlddloparl - ....... East Liberty, 0 .. spent from I Mr. HuTShol Juotlee 1llld Mr. Sunday a11emoon wfth her mo- Mn. ADIII 'Imnrflll The regular bUllil!... Wednesday IIU Saturday trilb l Billy Valella made a '""ln!ll lber, Mrs. ~ay Wood aid p-ane~- day I« 1 11oo 't'lallll his 8J"andparento. Mr. ond trip to McArthur, 0. Saturday. mother. Mn. Myrta Rife. ID Florldl wilb rotl8tme. "" Mrs. l.ar!7 Charles --" cl R~ S. Rife and un- Mrs. Sarah RH• ..... ""' Mr. Charlel RHe called oa 1 lr~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;. e, e. Larry made a buslneu lrlp 1o Mr. Georae Martin 1llld lllll""'r, I'WY · • dillCWised BY SARAH M. RIFE Mrs. Patty Hoffman and 1011 AlheDB Saturday. 'Mrl. MaW. MartiD Stmday sf· QUALITY ' ·, sulta evaluated. . . Gary SUton, who has opent Stevie of Albany spent !iatar- Mr. ond Mra. W. H. Rile aod lei'IIOOII. ltEGULAR . SSt- George D. Belak, Local Ia 15-<lay leave from the Na day evenln& trith her parents, 1001 Dennis ond Jeffrey a1 · MEET TONIG!IT Marine Corps Reerultlng re- ' with h1l parentt Mr and Mvy Mr. and Mrs. Charlet RUe Middletown Ind also Mr llld Mn. Etbel Rile, Kn. Pay c.rtif!W,Qif Stlffon The Philalhea Women will lor Gallla 1llld · ' · ra . while her husband, Mr. Larry Mrs. Ray of Wood ~~ia ~ w, IIIIa ~ ..... roy meet Tlmrsd£y evening (toCounties, saki today high , no June Walker, parcels, Salis- Hoffman attended lodge in 0. Rt. I spent New Year' a ~ I""W"'& 4hiii11Uj -- ----- -:·~ night) at rne church at 7:31; p. >!Chool oent..-s now ean enlist , bury. Wilkesvllle. He bas h.>d bls loot with Mr. and Mro. Charles (ON REQUESn m. m.tead of the home of Mrs. in the United Stateo Mar 1 n e f Arthur G. Nelgler, Sarah E. m a cast since M accident two RUe. Robert McElhinny as from both eountiel and Nel~ler, to Forrett C. Neigler, weeks ago in which bt aulfer· Mr. and Mrs. Da • Canode ly planned. . after graduation in the Gertrude E. Neigler parcel ed a broken hone m hit! fool of Carpenter 0 Rt Y1 opent Martne Coi')IB" 120 Day Delay Sutton. ' ' Mrs. Harold Rile ol loflddle. Wednesday ~ith ·her ·sister Mrs ~LEANERS Mrs. Margaret Brooko of car. Program lor ~igh >!Chool ...,. James A. Taylor to Clarence town, Indiana. spent from 'Iiles- Fay Wood and mother,' 111rs: \. fjpenter , 0. Rt. 1 spent lors BTaduating · in 11165. . E. Taylor. Betty M. Taylor, lot, day till Thursday with his par- Myrta Rife. '1'Y 2-5421 ' POMEROY day with Mr. and Mrs. Thla progann offers lime j Middleport. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Ethel Rife 1llld Mrs. Ies Rile. gained towards promotion, en- 1 Claren<e E. Taylor. Betty M. Rife and Larry. Dorothy Bolin were shopping AcTIVJTIE.g REVIEWED n ••, .. ACRYLIC II y Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan: 14, 1985-5 IIJBrll 1 LADIES SAVE $3.00! I DEEP DOWN 1 Size• 10,-3 - --- • t ~-·~:::·:-.,-;:-::,:---::::--;:---;:--::::::::::.:·..:-:·-:;-:·....:.--.,1At Birthday Party ASTRO •. Hundreds of Pairs On Sale e FRY ME THREE ALL TYPES - AI.L SIZQ ALL COLORS SHOP EARlY SMALL SIZE We Pay You For Your Old Shoes EGGS 3 J-19 SIMON'S GIGANTIC doz. " 1 KNIT TOPS ·.~ :.1 Solido & Stripe• r H&!ifll@ntl for roads or eEAT OR COOK 4-STICK ~!.~~-- $1 - eBAKE ALL DAY PURE LAjtD so lb. $6.95 eTURN OVEN ON DR £55 Plain or Sltlf·Rising uwen), 1 state and local gaooline taxes, RETURN PROM O.LINOIS state and local Income taxes PT. PLEASANT - Deputy and personal property t..es Sheriff Donal Shalfer and Mawhtch many states have on tn- son County Court member Ev· vestments and revenue - pro-- erett Bissell, have returned from Joliet, Ill.. where !hey ducing securities. 11 i• welt to ... member that picked up Burton Sayre and re- ! . NO fodeul laxeo auc~ ao those turned him to Mason County. : 81G SAVINGS ON ALL 'i charaod ou tran!lpOrtllion. ulll- Sayre wao beinl held by the I Bet, admiastoa• end tbe varl· Joliet police for Mason County 1 MERCHANDISE THROUGHOUT IHE· STORE . au excise tales lrt dedurtible . . on a felony count of grand Jar. 1 Here Is the gas tax for lhe 1cony. Burton allogedly did lei· various states: onioualy steal a eertatn eheek"l 1 i ""nil - Jlllnoil, Kansa•. ' of Harold Bush, Jr., in the Missouri, Te•as, Wyoming. , sum ol $lOU!. 51> ..... - Massachusetts. - -- - ; I -b - Arizona, Colorado, I SPEAKER ANNOUNCED ' . Connectleut, Delaware, Dis- PT •. PLEASANT - 1\obtrt Mrtrlct ol Columbia, Idaho, lndi· Dermott. State Classroom 11111., Iowa, Micbl&an. Minneoola, Teachlrl AliiiOCiatlon provident MonlaPI, N..lda, New Jersey, , will be the guest ,.,..,, _when i New Mexleo, Now York, North tha group meets Monday, Jan. Dakol~> , Oregon, South Dakota, II, in the Wahama ~unior llilb MIDDLEPORT; 0. Utah, Wilconain. .School at 7:30 p. m• "t'Jte !!oat . , . II> llllla - Atkanoaa, -Oeor-lacltool, Wahlltlla junl~~ llilb· ':--""'~""f!!'!!!•!' , ~~-~-,~!"'l'!'.~!!!.!!'..P'!,""'!!'!.,"!!'"!"'"P'!'.'!••!"!'•,!,"..;.;..._________ STYLES FLOUR $,.99 WORK STYLES 251b.bag _ _ I Made With TUFSYN Rubber eFROM KONTENTED COW~ VALLEY BELL Old Shoes Will Be Given to Charity . MILK This Special Applies to All Men's & Young Men's - - 8.88 to 14~95 1 RIZER OIL COMPANY Home Owned & Operat~d You'll Like Our Service Phone WY 2-2101 1 . GALLON __ '- ....- - - - - Glocler Club By Bordan'a 'h gal. 49c ' CIGARETTES Kine,. Carton 2·49 .. MAIN STREET PICK -A- PAIR Next Door to Simon's Market �, r • Ministers Hear - , - - - - - - - - · ,·tor their January meeting. and Mrs. Wilmer Rice. Little Min Virginia Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ather· Carpenter p pe G' visited with her uncJo and lam· ton ol Allred were Saturday evea r IVen ily, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Turn· nb1g guests of Mr. and Mrs. On Ascension Social News er and daughter or Danville, re- Kenneth Grillilh. ....., Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 15, 1965 Timely Problems 94 Metlwdilc Youth Attend Skate Party Facing All in M . C 1 ,.,_,_1 ·o1 A eigs oun Y '""""en s- There were IH members of ' refl'elhmenl!, MJ'I. EvtNit JSachner, ebatrmiD. <1st! 1 • ol Plan---' ,_, CL··rch lhe eoomty laue will lilt lie ,,.._ "3 ,... Planf were made fGr a family s-w l11r tblt ......... observance Fell. when the Q-For l»w 1111111 liN 1111 Deacons and Deaoone11e1 of double • entry ayatem Ill ~ the Middleport Flnt United Presbyterian CIJurdl met 'I'Ueo- keeping been used? A-Biace 1.... day eveJiinc at the ctwrcb. 'lbe meeting was opened with prayb h Re H rd a pelt il' Family Ob&ervance z centy W B . kl the SUb-dislrict Methodl!t YouMr; Mollie McGrath and Mr. and Mrs. ayne nc es th Fellowsblp attending the :"'"~~ !~ ~ 0~ ol J~n; . alllll, Mrs. Ola Perry, were bus· atlended the 60th weddin1 anmonlhly skating party recently C~ b . M" ddle ~ S:~ Columbia Grange No. 2435 ine'll callers at the home of mversary of her brother and at the Skate-a-way. Churches urc m I po • a met at ColumbiA School on Fri· u - Mendai Jordan on &ltur· te . I M d M AD interesting disCUllsloD on ted . 1 ded Cb t the Rev. Jarnes Early present day eventna for their J••n•~ •u•· SIS r-m- aw, r. an rs. Umely problem• of parent&, represen me u es er, a paper "The Ascension oi t" I-~ day afternoon and Mrs. Perry Charles Spencer a! the Belpre er Y t e v. owa up . teachm. an pupil! in schools Leitdart ndFaRUsed.MIUddl ieport, Rut- Jesus Cbrtst,. After the pre- ~~elg~~L.ts eol'~::.:n a: pic- also VISited with Mrs. Maihe American Legton Hail Sunday. frThankValyou nol.eles w~ ~~d topic esent. an ' a e 8V e. I I th dis . _..., Lowther om ena WlS 4UN .-uJ ... wao the pro~~~ Pl.:' Moo- Adults attending were Mr. and sentaton, a eng Y cussion lures taken by the Arthur Crab- Thooe · attendiftl a family din- ~ Mr. Doroel Miller returned J. H. Smith. Committee memecl !o the R h" honl Mrs. Leo SmHh and Rev. followed. trees on their trip to WashiJig· ner at the home of Mr. and hocne from the St. Joseph Hos· hers for the family nl&ht In~ even~f at the r · M. E. Dowson. A meditation The n~xt ~ling wil\ ~he~ wn, D. C., last awruner were Mrs. A<thur Crabtree on Sun· pita! where he was a medical clude program, Mrs. Paul Hapur preOI n, P e- hour was held during the inter· at the race piscopa urc viewed by the group. Glen day were his parents, Mr. ond l:pa ..:.:l.ie:iniitii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~toiirui~laiill.iianiidi.iLlliiilliiaiin;;iSiitiilelfiio;;i;and;;;i;;i sided. mission wltb prayer given by of Pomeroy, when the Rev. 'Cline and Lavern Jordan were Mrs. J . K. Crabtree, Albany, 11 The program chairmen, Mrs. Lloyd Dillinger of the Chester Donald Hicks, paslor of the Mtd· reported on the SICk hst. A de- R t 1 and his uncles and aunt Harold Sauer and Mrs. Vernon charge. dleport Church of Christ, will licious potlu~k supper w.as en· :.u Mrs. Edgar Crabtree: Weber. introduced the topic con. Announcements included a present a paper. JOYed following the meetllli. and paul and William C. Peck. sisting of three dialogues, "The meeting for two representatives Rev. Donald Boone ~poke _a- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Carpen- Frank Epple, Harrisonville, Demon Homework" given by , from each charge to be held ~ut the Union Prea... h.ing MIS· ter, son, Rickie, and Mr. and visited with Charles Peck on 'Mn. Gforge White and Mrs. Jan. 5 at Letart. Names are 9100 to be _CQnducted. in Mason Mrs. Gene White and children Sunday . Joe Boling; "The Grapevine," to be sent to Chris Tompkins, County, Meigs County, and Gal· of Columbus, Mrs. Evelyn FUe, Mr. and Mrs. Harley TownIra Wolfe and Vernon Weber; Spring Ave. , in Pomeroy, and ha County, on February 22·26 · Joan Harrison and Dora Car- send and family of GalellB visIDd "The case of the WOling the Mid-Winter Institute, to be Present plans are to have the penter of Rutland and Miss ited Saturday with her uncles, Worker," Mrs. Howard Bircb· held Saturday. Jan. 6 from Meigs County section of ~~~Diane Tolley, local, were guests Paul William c. and Charles field and Mrs. Tom Stewart. 9:!0 a.m.. to . 6 p.m. at _Ironton. M!SstOn at the Pomeroy g of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cline. Peek. Group discUMion followed by Ohio, for JuniOr and senmr ~YF School audltonum. . Mr. Cline entered Meigs Gen- Mrs. Zella Perry and granddialogues with Mrs. w h 1t e, groups. ~e _the~e will be Be- RepresentaUves fo~ t~e varl· era! HGSpital, Pomeroy, Tues- daughter , Donna Davis, spent Mr Weber and Mrs. Birchfield ing a Cbnshan m our Personal ous needs or. the MissiOn who doy and will have skin grafting Friday nljht and Saturday with •. . . L"tves. " . . will work Wilh representativeo done on h"IS 1eg which 1a 11ed her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. parhclpatmg. . . . A plannmg meellng for coun· of the other two counties mvolv- to heal after being seriously d M John Dunigan in Dyes8 Swnmary reports were given selors and old and new dele- ed are, Publtcity - Rev. Paul burned in 8 welding accident ~ 1 rs. a following the discussions. The gates to the sub-district wlll he A. Sellers; Arrangments- Rev. some time a1o. '•__ attendance- banner was award· held at Pomeroy MethodiSt Howard Ruppelt; Program Mr. and Mrs. Noble Hamon ed w Frank Knight 's filth ' Church at 2:30 p.m. The next Rev. Marvin Dow son and Rev. and family, Zaleski, were Sungrade. The meet ing wa:;; open- skating party will be held Feb. Jomes Early; Fmance - Rev. ' day guests of their son-in-law DUNCAN HINES ed with the flag pledge led by 2 and the next MYF rally will Freeland Norris; Ushering - and daughter Mr. and Mrs. the dub scouts of Rutland. be Feb. 28 at Chester when Otis Rev. Wilbur Perrin and Rev. Rex Cheadle ~nd children. Oth· Devotions tmlitled, "Voyage Bell of Ohio University will be Donald Hicks. er recent guests at the Cheadle Into the New Year·• were given the speaker. home were Mr. and Mr.s. Bill by Miss lltllrtha Ohlinger, who I Gillette, Jeffrey and Dennis, AI· By Evelyn Brickle• !(RAFT also gave resolutions [o1 each bony, and Mrs. Laura Krtbs, The wscs of the Methodist 1 lb.29 month of the yrar, closi"l with , local. Church met Thursday afternoon MARGARINI - - - plc.. prayer. The Happy Huslier group of at the annex with members of Julia Lucas, senior. sang a Inner I e Is . the Dyesville church met with the Alfr<d wscs •• guests. At· aoio, "Young and Foolish" with ' , Gauge reading• - Galhpol- Mrs. Anna Cline on Thursday tending from Alfred were Mra.l GIANT SIZE Sabra Ranaday al t.he piano. i.s dam: 18.1, 27.7, runmng afternoon. Those present were Genevieve Guthrie, Mrs. FlorThe group voted to sponsor the ~ . . 68 feet; Pt Pleasant 26.73; Mrs. Betty Walsh, Mrs. Doro- ence Spencer, Mrs. Osie Foil· 10c OFF LABIL - - - - Bumiy Starcher show in March. I •·Rekindling the mner h~e Pomeroy 25.84; Hmton 2.66 ~all- thy Perry, Mrs. Grace Turn.er, rod and daughter, Mrs. Alma A letter eas read concerning a through pra>·er .'' was the topiC ing; Kanawha Falls 7.77 falling; Mrs. Elsie Price, Mrs. Ahce Sw~tz Mrs. Helen Woode, Mrs. meeting in A!Jlens Feb. 3 .con- ~ of the devotions and p~ogram London running four feet, M~r· Walsh. Mr.s. Max~ne Haning and Grace 'swartz and Mrs. lcie KRAFT MACARONI AND CHEESE cerning the PEP bill, a1 md !o presented by Miss Lydta Eb- met. three one-half feet; Wm· Mrs. Glona Hanmg. . Taylor. Mrs. Evelyn Spencer education. PTA pre~adent Mr. ersbach and ,Mrs. E . J. Tr:acy field seven reet. Charleston 21.· Mr. and Mrs. Robe~t. B1s~p, or Tuppers Plains was also a Mille;, is invited to attend the when the WSCS of !he Umled l li4 falling. Tommy and Sandy, Vts!lro wtth guest. The host group present· for meetmg. Refreshments were m 1 \1Pthodlst Church met t movements-Mr .. and Mrs. A. R. <Ben) Cas· ed a new year's program with charge or ttr1h grade mothers.1da~ evenmg at the church. Boa ter lh Charleston, W.Va ., Sun- each member taking part and Group s!~gmg,?f " ~weet .Hour Obto River- Brimstone up lday. Mrs. Neisel Weatherman as Sorority to Join , of Prayer and S~vlour Like a 14. 3:45 a. m.;. OVEC up 14, 1 Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Read: leader. Following the business IShepherd Lead Us ?pened t~e 6:30 a. m : Nattonal down 16, Elyna, were guests for Sunda} meeting 8 social hour wo!i PRIM 'Mothers' ·" arclt' devotions followed w1th !lcnp- 5 a m . .\1.cCool down 16, 6:30 dinner at the home of Mr. and e joyed with refreshments be2001. 2 9 The " Mother's March': the 1 1urt' reading and prayer by a.nl.: A'. J. Patten up 19, 2:30 \Mrs. Marvin Chase and Rev. served to the 18 ladies pre- I latt_er parr o~. .Jan~ary •O!' :the \1iss F.Dcr~bach . ~~s Tracy a.m.: Herdman up 20, 5:35 a. Read was_ speaker. for the Sun- se~t. The Alfred group will en- j poho f_und u_r1ve ~~ll be J:l rf'.d spoke ~n · ~rayer. and gave : m. o . F'. Shearer down 23, :_ day mornmg serv.ces at. the tertain the Tuppers Plains group by Oh10 Eta Pht ChHuie r of a rcadmg. · My Prayer For 1,40 a. m.; Harry Dyer down Carpenter Bapllst Church. Feb 16 at the Alfred church. ~~ S1grna Pht Soror_ny 11, was 1 y 011 .. A discusstu , _on _what ~ 23 . 5. 45 am.: Jefferson up 23. 1 Mr . a~ Mrs. Joe Sayre were M~ . and Mrs. Dana Hoffman · m . Allied Ashland up 1Sunday dmner guests of Mr. and dec1ded Tueo.;d ay C'vemn~ fl the praver means ro an mdlVIdual l. 7 t· 1 · Fl 'd Middleport r.a.~ Company oifi· ~:on~luded the program. G a. '4 \0 p m. Pamela D Mrs H E. Starkey and the are vacadionMng IJn h ora'· a. f • • 1reenup . ·. . · : ·. . Mr. an rs. o n Jce o 1 Har.. Frazevsbur ees.. . . Mrs. \ 1 D. Edwards. presa- up S::lS p. m.: Noteworthy down 1Dav1d W1seman fama 1Y o_ Ohio are an· M1ss Sharlee NP,Jman. prHI· dent_. L'O nduded the busine:ss l 11 . 20 p m . Bowles down 12:55 risonville were callers m the : thg, b"rth' 1 RACINE, 0. · · 1 . · ·· nouncmg e 1 o a son, den.l ron nuc11:' d ,'I H~ ~.. -.vront'.' "' sPSSIOn when reports wrre g1v· . Bob Benter down 3:45 afternoon. . d 1 M I .ousmf's~ mef'ttng .r:~ "'"!'e en on baskets prepare<. at a. < . · . a. m., m.. A. L. Christie down 5 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lo ve ~n d Jan_· 5 Gran made to srJonsor a nr m m<:r~e ~ Chri:o;t.mas and on aid givt> n a ~ .' Alton Zypher down 5:20 \childreD of Columbus vis1ted .!ale dunn g Frbnrll' y A muPd -~ ra.nilv . Goab for the yetu were : a.m.: M" · down 6·« Zelia . I . .• a m. ' her grandmother Mrs. 1a. m .. tml robl n rnnI was :-;rnt \l, Hr_tn l read by Mrs. Harry P. Smith.: John Ladeen down 7:55 a. m.; Perry and Donna, one day dur:8 owen who was reported Jll. Plans were made for a soup Louisiana down Meldahl 3:2:. p. ing vacation. ~~u~Hira.~ prngram sa le to bt• held Wednesda)" Jan- m , Knox. down 6:15 p. m.; Jo- Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jor:an bl .\ :11" n ur~ wa:; p~es~;tr uary 27. · ev Chotin down 7. 20 p. m.; were in Columbus on Tues ay Y ~V Jf' ·1o , oear_"' ;,r.h nnA Salad course was served Buckeye State up 11 :3:) p. m.; , on business . 1 1YD 1 o c. Shearer down 12 :30 a. m.; I The M~thers' Club of the r..oI<:P('ll p . Llunm: t r, ~rn· dunng th!' social hour by Mrs. 1 gram ho~r \1r~ ..o\ H Kn11~1_1 t Alonzo CUster. Mrs . L. F. , Ravenswood down 2.5c 3 m. ; 1umbia Elementary School ~t .showed rJim shdes or h~r tl'lp Schoenleb and M1ss Grace 111 . · ."' . L. ·ttle I at the school on Friday veenmg t E Rf 1 mot s up 3. ~a . m ., 1 o eduro pe.M e r~o; 1~lHPnt:.· wcred Campbell to 16 members. George down 5_25 a. m. 1 an I t!rv 0 y rs . 'a, ., Pnv , G II' r111 D Qu c·t1 9 "Mrs Fra.nk_EsehiP1l.W!I • ·~· Bar- I LODGE MEETS 1 ~ !~~ ~Reed deen 5Y 5, 1 bar B s G £o~n o . ,J 0 p.m.. . own 7... 'p t"H· edr z mg , l.. . us~~ r ue ~ rr. 1 White Hose Lodge Auxiliary !p m.: Calhoon up J:l 5 a. m. : a ~ m1:~ . .1 .0 1~ . b1v 1 ow.... ·8 f't.· mer _Wed1wsa · _'ay afternoon at the 1 Peg:gv Do wney up .5 a m.; El REEDSVILLE ty 1"\SW mgs, Bar ar.t !1Igg~. ~ Lefiton hall m M1dd!e _~rt. ~1rs I . 1:ft , 8. 10 Apnl Smtih , Lvnn Smi!11 . Billl~ Wtiliam Robson prestdent. con -~ geKJCI uhp a·· a. mS I . :'.1 s ·· Watson A:-- ducted a short · businet:." meet· ' anaw a n:er - o vay up METHODIST CHURCH o pears. l.mda .. J H o MD · ·~ Marmet 1.1 a. m.; @fry os' . _.eM c ame1s. ing. Attendmg were Mrs. Per...1. w· f ld 3·'" . Jan. 18th to Jon. 30th j M. h M Rb M wo. u• up tn 1e ·"' p. m., 0 ATTEND MEETING PI ttc ' _rs . son, rs Duncan Rruce down 5:40 p. m.; Herman Ba1ley, Mrs. Otho 1\1 ·n down 10 .20 m. Bev- 1 RltY . Clay Sw1n, Enngetld 1 Four members ot" the ~~nter· W:ltls. Mrs. Pat Gallagher . Mrs. ~ ll 30 · d Rev. Freeland Norris, tpiae EUB Ch urch attended a ' James Souders . Mrs. H. 1<~ . e1 ~own : Thp mi.; uAcas own I Minister ~ . . J· 4... a m · e ma nn up ~B . Distnct Four Brotherhood I Bush, 1\lrs. Arthur Lewis. Mrs. 4. 15 · ., 1 :meetmg held Tuesday evenin~ . Will.am Morris, Mrs. W1lliam _·_!· m ._-------~...,...,.... ;at the Atheru EUB church. Whey ! Woodard, Mrs. Ida Bachner, iWere Rev . MenzE'! Smith. Eldon ~Irs. David Entsminger and ~Weeks, James Will and Frank Mr s. Carl l\Iattox. Salad and ~mott. During thf' business sf's- o;rmdwiches were served by :11on, Mr. Weeks was re-elected Mrs Mattox , Mrs. W.alfs and IU treasurer . Mrs . Galla~her 1 Schools Studie}\ HELEN HELP US! "'""""'""""'""';;;;•j·--.. Th f. :" 1 "'aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 1 1965-T , , - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " ' l--by_ Helen l!!lottel--1 28:' FIRST QUALITY REGULAR ITOCKING DILEMMA Certified Oil Station :nd ,t I T-BONE & SIRLOIN I I 1 ._._.=.====--- Tuppers Plains Society News River News Rekindling of L'f . I Cake Mixes _•_ 3 ... 95c M•lracle wscs TopiC c 69c Tide I '' long Horn CHEfS£" . 2 39C DINNER Tues-1 1 i: I 1 Spray Starch - - - ,,.. I 1 n • MORTON HOUSE lrown Grevy with BHf Brown Gr1vy with Pork pare;~s~are~~';·~::=~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I )o} • • , ,., ~- --- "'" .. 1 REVIVAL t ., DRESSES "The Season's Latest Styles, Colors and Materials At Big Reductions! Junior, Womens, & Half Sizes. Values up to $59.95 All Fall And Winter Stock To Sell At BIG REDUCTIONS r, COATS 30 Only Choice Selections Of Fall And Winter Styles Values To 5149.95 Out They Go At Greatly Reduced Prices! eCASHMERE eTWEEDS eiMPORTED FABRICS eFUR TRIMS •*' &"•,.,..... ,. 1 •' Oil i! ' SMALL GROUP OF FALL SUITS GOESSLER Jewelry Store I ...,,.,,._,._.,._,_,_,..,..,_,1 PRICED TO SELL! j;;;;-~~;;-:~~this= newspaper. ··~"'"--""' tUr -~~ ; ALL HATS REDUCED TO SJ.OO ,'!I it ,,, ' /I- 1 ~-· , --. " ~ is fo7'- Get the right look from IALAICE ·- ""] ,, \\ • it!' Ttlf' Pxarfl!ude- w11h ' I which your l.lru~gist. hil balall l"t' or .. ~ ~ UHS hrh~· , · •·n OHI and Ju•alth eompoundmg ~ick- of prf'scnp- • phanna(' ~- ~ 4 speaker or earphone. Complete with crysta l micro. phone, 150-ft. tape, 2 3-in. reels. 9·volt battery, in· structions and 90-day warranty. Gift boxed . TAP£5 •• 150-ft.IIIQnetlct.,.,l~a. r•el ... Pharmacists To Serve You SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY2-29S5 112 E. Main Your own new look could begin with RITE DIET Special Formula Bread. RITE DIET is baked without shortenins. thanks to our special formula' of high· est quality Ingredients. Result, Hiahest quality protein Jn every slic., and every thin slice light in weight (a mere 17 grams), long in nutrition. Lon& in satisfaction, too, because RITE DIET is full of !IIIVor; good with every meal, delicious toasted. Try RITE DIET Special Formula Bread today. eo.m."-,.... •· on,.,.,.. FREEl Get You• handy "Calorie buy RITE DIET Bread. Keep tabs . Bakeclby ' PHONE WY 2-3491 SPORTSWEAR SWEATERS 'Fur Blends, POMEROY, OHIO • -··· - ' $1.00 for lxtro Whltowolsl ' .. PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE ,eft .. . •nd RACINE SERVICE STATION RACINE, 0. .. r;;o>;,...~ .- .~ ~ ~- ~- ... . :. ~ t-·~.....,.....~.IIU;~~- -:o-·1', - .., ~ ..... _ .... .....,. ........... .,....... - · - ····· .. -. .... ..... _ ... .... - •• - - - - ... --- ·-----·.....l..-.------~ BLOUSES 51.99 OTHERS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS Orion Bulky Knits, Wools and Others Pl\ls Tax and Re'cappable Tire calllllll!f · :\ ·.·. j *SEE INGREDIENT LISTING ON THE NEW BRIGHT RED FASHJOJI liTE WIAJPU, ' Pomeroy SPECIAL GROUP OF All N•tion•lly Advertised Brands MOUNTING \ ''\ \ \ Pluo "NEW TREADS" FREE \ Pluo / • Toldt tuto Comp••t Carrylttfl C•••-WIIflhl Ottly zy, Pouttdt! Easy to operate- economlul, too. Have fun with a pair, by exchanging tapes with relatives and friends in distant cities! Clear playback through built·in Registered $49·95 Tox $59·95 TIX 825x20 10 Ply 900~010Piy AII14"'Sizes AII15":Sizes l'I"I'C I Se Uonli i.J one of thf ABC"a or DUNLOP GOlD CUP HIGHWAY • pharma· eilt'a scalE' can mt'-an the differrn('E" and More 1/2 FALL AND WINTER !,. . . , - ' e: ·t·tTh; .. cena ----- ' . ••B·ULOVA 12o/• oz. ,, Till 8 P.M. Just In Time For Those Cold Winter Days To Come. All Fall and Winter Merchandise Goes On Sale Tomorrow. Famous Brands At Real Savings! Hurry In And Shop! 28'9 H. - /a 1 N~hl "'=""'""'""'""'""'_,...__,.__ LB. 3 E 1 WAID CROSS' SONS I pl~·- c Reductions Of Dear Helen: C.rtifi~ Oil St•tlon Is there something wrong 1 W. Moln St. Pomeroy Wl'Olli with me? I'm always ,._..,..,Ji going overboard on the one sub· I , •• ject that interests me at the ; time. I learn everything there i~ to know about it, and then it doesn't interesL me any more, and I turn to something new. For lnstance, shortly after we were married, I took up need! .. I craft. Ma8lered most of it and ; now I'm through. Then we left lor Germany and for tbree years I studied German, until I'd soaked up the language I and culture. Couldn't get enough of it. Now I don't use It or even read it. Last year it was PTA and flowers. This year it's the I church. Always the same - I can't learn enough. i study the I ' Bible and the history of relig- l INfllll . . .1CII If ion every night - anything ' l r,.... ... llffllttltri '"""·fill'" Mt MIINitr that concerns the church I want .~-II_Ill!!" ltll"'111 tfi IONni ef "" , .• to know. But I may tire of thi!' IIJ'IItiiDullllt.j . too. My husband thinks I'm I flllt'f ltW ~ . nuts. I can 1t seem to help get· I """"".!MMJ" ting in head over heels once 1 get interested, and when I've mastered it, something else always beckons. Am I crazy or something? - JANET Dear Janet: No, you're not crazy. I'd guess you're Ute intense, competitive type who has to excel in whatever you undertake, and you jump from one thing to another because, for you, mas-tery of a subject is more lm· IUNIIIIIII' " . fu... ...... tams Willi tilt' portant than the subject itself. 1111 One of these days you'll find j-hlli'IOn l~llftt" till 11/JII• Not. something that matches up ,It . . . . .,..,,, - ""'~:_;.-:. your capacity for involvement, and then you won't burn out. {So o;r"nficllon of' Ibut instead slow down to (txftii.U. '$tJII611ff/• steady glow. Perhaps """' ... 11 ~ l'•lvflu.todql already found it - in the church. - H. 'lllis column is dedicated to family living, so if you're having kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen hep YOU. She will also welcome your Court St., Pomeroy own amusing experience. Ad· ' - v,/r.~ctt1'!1111@1111i1 dress Helen Bottel in care " 1 1 Starts Friday Morning AI 9 A.M.-- Open Friday me REGULAR 1 I lulion in stretcll hose, you're Dear Helen : wro1111. It says there, "Fits sizes Is there any cotton • plckin' 9 . II." Which? Shoe or stockreason why shoe and stocking inc sizes? Why don't they manufacturers can't get to- standardize the size of everyget her and make a common thing that goes on the feet?hot oi oizes? Just why is il that AL e woman who wears a size 'ight shoe dDean't also wear a Dear AL: •ize eiPllllocklng? That would Yes Why DON'T tile y? be the ilmple way. But oo! I'm all for It And also for You have to look at the litUe hose and shoe manufacturers ehart on the back of the hose getting more realistic about the pack:113et or maybe have lhe si2e ,of teen-agers' feet! 1t clerk )ook it up and you dis- hasn t occurred to mosl of them eover 11 abe takea a 9\2 pair that we're producing bigger of nylons she has to wear about young people these days- and a size six shoe Or is it seven? many have underpinnings to My ilt tells it gels even match. Example: if your age. rJr Jllo!ppjicated when you nine daugh!A" wears a size · m.lO the children's gi:zes five shoe, she gets grown . up ca ' ;-there's something 8• style~ whic~ don't uecome her ; Shoes going to size and if you re unlucky enough ut t 13 befort they start at size one. to have spawned progeny in the U you think you've got a so- "above size 10'' bracket. good· f-...iiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii-...-.,lbye budget! It's the high pric· FIRST ed specialty stores ror you. QUALITY Can't something be done' .. SLACKS, SKIRTS, JUMPERS, & COORDINATES ALL AT SLEEPWEAR Big Reductions I REDUCEDI I CHALLIS and FLANNEL Group Of Car Coats Priced To SeU l Sale Continues On Perma Lift Bras I e ALL SALES FINAL eNO LAY-AWAYS Lounging Pajamas and Robes �.· I ,' I I 8-DaDy Sentinel Pomeroy·Mlddleport, ? ~-J~n . 14, 196_5 r WANT AD INFORMATION ..... t:tt .. - --- I I @) I 1Hoilo1N 1,.8 ., 0...•""'"' ......, ,..., • • • &.• ~,. I"'Ufll\~1 ' """ 2 SIGNS OF Real Estate For Sale -- -- m house of 'm• ~' •Spen~cer, Charles Laurel Pomeroy ,..~,.,.,..., Co c m1. call wy 2·~ . 1 14 6tp ' Mayer !1 came) II: ~ 723: Total 1352. Woe 0, Loll 1. Iod. 111gb Game, Boya-Man Clark 129; Girla - Suale Clark Shift of Attitudes Found • £Sub b In Inte~at1on o ur SOOAL CALENDAR 114;~~ =.:r:-: :r.~ By LOVJS CASSEUI next-door-neighbor waited three Debbie Crow 203. JAN. 14 Ualt.. Prest Iatemallonal months before speaking to him," Team High Game - su,ar ,J JL /'1! &.l oLA I IO N. Pomeroy Lodge No. IM, F'ree WASHINGTON IUP!) - A Myers recalled. " But he tale!' Run Bums 752; Team IIJgh f'fHI" D' "T'l lllll .. Accepted Masons will hold Quaker organization that has : fouod out that the neighbor In Series _ Sugar Ruo BIIIDI $1295 .,..1/1 " ' l t"o"qi'INI on l"l • • .1111 &. 1961 Chevrolet V.. Ton Pickup ,.... ~ · "' .... ..h,.. tiea , a special meeting January 14 ~n belpiftl negro lamUies 1question had not spoken to any· l 1454. Low mile~ge by one loca l owner . Dar k green fini11h, vinyl Q. &. ' • V I A I IU oom frame at 7:30 p. m. at the Masonic fiod .houses and apartments in one else in the block fo r two POMEROY ~ • r set~ts like new. 6 ply tirf' . . Heutf'r and defroster . •• ' !M .... . house with bath , gas heat ing. Temple. There will be wu r~ In previously aH .whlte suburbs of years .'' '"'• lnl"'' ... ....... ,......... .. •"•' $895 ' " ' • 41 1 ........ 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab & Chassis front porch, back porch, ba..,. the first degree lor lhree candl- the nation's capital report evi· The suburban houses made WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED •n·'""' ,., " VB e ngine, 4 'ipeed trans .. sol.·.d eab and good seats, heater, · ~" · ~ ·· be dence of a " very significant available to Negroes raftled in LEAGUE ment, lnsulbdc siding, utili· , dates. Refreshments will ltl'> ' .... ·••pn.,.u,., ~· good tires . , ,.......,._ ...... •h •" • ,. . price from less than $15.000 to January I, 1M ty buildi!lll. 100' Iot. Well lo- served. All Masts Masons are ' shift In public altitudes." $1695 ' The American Friends Serv- more than $60,000, with the rna· Tbe Founome - Chas. Winecated on Union A venue , nice invited . . 1963 Corvair Panel ... Looks and runs like new. extra to town. The Pomeroy Beod C. B, Ra· ice Commmittee said there has jorlty in the $2.000 to $25,000 1brenner 473; Llnda Winebren· distance Low mileage by local owner. walking ·~ " ••• ... wo r •n•• r work ' dio Club will ,,old its regu!ar l been no drop in property valbracket. They were widely scat- ~ h er 431 ; Gall Hovatter 353: Ri· good tires, heater , beige finish. repai Needs some •• m uf' '"1\a • l * • - b :.a ~.. enu ptn " """ ' " • r h .... o yourse lf. I monthly lllfl'ting Jan. 14 at 7::W ues , no violence and only " ml· tered over four suburban coun- chard Hovatter 480; Total 171f/. whtch you C'l.fl d •n.... .-u ...... : p. m . at the Legion Hall in nor community tension.'' ties. Most were re-sales, thus i Won 3 Lost 0; K • P' 1 -Char· Priced for quick sa le. qJI ... oo No ••• t ill ~· 10 'lll'lfllol ll 1t d U 'I room frame IMiddleport . There will be elec·j' Merlin A, Myers, directo~ ol not covered by the ~xeculi.ve Porter 319; BW Porter 400; POMEROY ' . lll/\J'OOI\ :1 00 • VKI'I'll as heatmg , tion of offi cers. the program, said the pl'oJect ord~r bannmg rac1al dJBcrimmBlund 330 ; Blind 390; Handihouse with bath , g • •• 1!o kM .,. •nr ll m tD OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. .o<t•-·· mall base-The Pa st Councilors of Theo-1 has been under way since 1962 ation in federally-financed hous-cap 21 ; Total lil35 . Won 1 Lost s fro nt porch, and 01"~ W I liOU IU POMEROY . OHIO ted , out of dorus Council Daughters of . when a survey showed that ing . Evelyn's Grocery Nelia ment. Nicely toea Ill Kl ...... t" OIIU) 1 .. 'li . ., t2:()(1 -11 'lalllTdu II ar schools. !America wil! meet Thursday / only eight Negro families were At least seven suburban Barton 404 ; Bob Barton 411; h1gh wa ter and ne ,• 1i(. II.Ab'r FOR SALE C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR levening at the home ol Mrs. living in the predominantly apartment developments have Bob Eblin 471 ; lola Howell 428 ; For Rent 1'0 t>l .,\ 1 .• P RA IIIU«:.lNO &UUl. l WY 2-38JO Bentz Wol fe , West Main St. white suburban communities of beg~n acceptmg Necro tenants Total 172ll; won z Loot 1. PaeBOX 2!9 1 TWO 4- room furmshed apart· LUMP aod . ~·"" • o IUO Rock Springs Grange will Maryland and Virginia around durmg the past two years. ers Four - Pl<!as Ellis 494; Locoal : POMEROY, 0 ments One first floor WY 2-- f Grun ~l mine 1e 1 t t2 3tc meet in regular session Thurs· the District ol Columbia . Among .theln are two of . the Is McElhinny 400; Mlldrjd Bal· Co 5.58. Uc or sa ~glem Coa1 PHONE WY 2-2156 3 11 27 ~-- _ _ Page St., Muldleport. pool'1 'o taU day at 7;:W p. m. A report on Suburban segregation wa s largest. m northe'!' . V!rgtma, lel 151 : Tom Bowen 417; H,aodiMOOI!:RN room 81111 bath , 12 4 tfc : FOR SALE-Middleted 352 N. the National Grange convention keeping Negroes confined to the Parkfa~rfax a~d Farrliftlton. In cap 21; Total 1685. Wonl Loot est building, loco furni shed apartment. MId· white tenants took 2. I will be gievn by Mrs. Htmer District of Columbia where the the latter, Card - of- -Thanks - - dleport. WY 2.38'14 , I II tic SINGER sewtng ,. __.,_ Secood Streetl~k MlddJ · persuad'mg the Tbe Spoilers - Ben Grind· - -'~"'w'es Priced lor .ale eporII> I Holter. Rerreslvnents will be popu1alion still is 55 per cent the. m·t· ' tat'tve m new 176.50 up. Several used qu served Negro. management to admtt Negroes. staff 411 . Barb Grindstaff 358· WE WOU LD !Jke to express : , --h b · · quire at Ohio Hotel. : · · • our apprecJ.a L,,m to everyone I HHEE and four ~"'I furfl~ c: h& mhac m~s at argam pnces. __ Many Families Involved Virginia Hoyt 325; Art Hoyt 307; 1 The Missionary Society ot the who showed their sympathy I ed and IIDiurnisbed apart. T e F'a ric Shop Singer Sales , FOR SALE : Modern aU elec. 1Pomeroy First Baptist church Handicap 117; Total 1518. Won and conside ra twn a! th I menta WY Z-5434 12 6 tfc and Servtce, Pomeroy, Ohio. I tire 3 bedroom borne. i. OO I r will meet at the church Thurs-. But Myers said that about 0 Lost 3. AUty C~tll Bettime ol the death of Edn: . - --~ WY 2-228t. 4 21 tic : 100 lot Syrecuse, Pbone DICk I day at 7;30 p.m. Mrs.' Hugh 120 Neg: o families now have ty Russell 286.; Harold Russell Car . SMALL apartment, 2.08 Butter I - ' Sterrett. WY 2-2527. , Cairns or Racine will be guest managed to move into the white 474; Lots Clelland 3114; Tom teton. The . nut. Ph. WY 2·2682. Roger iCOAL FOR sale. Good lump ' II 25 tie l speaker, Mrs. Joseph Cook will suburbs, largely through the ef. Clell and 062 · Total 1626. Wou J FamJiy ' Cull urns. 12 I tfc l coal, delivered or at the ! be the devotional leader and forts ol the commtttee. Lost 0 ' . I 14 ltp THREE BEDROOM .. duplei i mine on Storey's Run. See i Wanted To Buy Mrs. J . H. Stephenson and Mrs. . "This Is very encouraglftl . - - -- , - , . .----- J . t tr S R I Orville Hogue or phone SH 2- 1 . Lorain Sterrett will be hostess-] progress. It IS evtdence ol a High Game - Men, T. Cle· Notice pnva e en ance. ugar uni 5022. 12·J.!I.30tt. l WANTED ; locust posts. !me es very signigicant shift In public lland 204 ; Women, L. Winebret> - - -- I ares, WY 2-3618. adn corner. 500 to 1000, 7\\ 1 The Eleanor Circle ol Heath I attitud.~s during the past two ner 164. High Series - Men 12 GOSPEL MEETING, in Racine I tfc ft. long, 4 or 5 mch top, Hum· 1Methodist Church will meet years. Myers satd. 1 BAMTAM MIXED LEAGUE T Clelland 562 • L Winebren· Jn the old pos• office bui ldmg , : 63 Pontiac _ $1,595 phrey Farms, Reedsville, !Thursday evening al. the " In no community. involved I Jan. 5, Ill& n~ 431 Team 'High Game _ Thursday . Jan. 14 through ; For Sale Tem pest 4 dr. Low mileage, Ohio. 661-6295. I 12 6tp church at 1 ,:w p.m Mrs. Em· has there been any drop in : S The Fo,;.some 636 . Team High Jan 24 1 1. Extra clean. Automatic shift. . --· -property values" he sa'd I ~ ugar Run Bums - D . Crow 1· · · 'ar mg a1 7•30 p.m. ' STANDING Timber. Top cash est Fraser aod Mrs. M. E. M ld • 203 N Thompson 123 . B Houd Series - The Foursome 1737. Every evening exce;>t Mon· 1961 F:·Z Burkeye automalic 63 Mercury - $2,495 price paid. Marion Reynolds, Dowson are leaders for Lhe wor- . yers sa two Negro lam! - ashelt 173 . p Story 'UM· B. days and Saturdays . Everyone broi ler reeder, long au toma t- , "S55" Spurts 2 dr. Hard Top. c oo1vJ'II e, Oh'10. Kl . 3. c a 11 sh'1p an d program. Ho91esse• 1.Ies'I' wereh subjected to some Hennessy ' 181 ·. Handicap• · NEFIT DANCE 608 . BE 1 1 =itlyH~n;~~s~· D. ~t'~n~~~s ic wHierers and broodt:rs. 3 :~~!::w~~at~~~;r,r ~:~;~~!: after 4 o'clock, 667-3503. ar~s~m~nt su~h a~ Total 1454 w'on z Losl 0· NEW YORK (UPI) - Atten1will be Mrs. Earl Davenpurt mil& ton bulk tank. Good condi·l I It 30tp 1and Mrs. Charles Rradbury . l hanonymous beep onde caeds an Alley Cats. _ M ·r',111 , 21 .,. J. j dance ol 1,000 is expectcof Fri· tioo. Ca ll SH 2·4648. matic, Power steering and I Th R . So th Lo I avmg gar age ump on . u, . d I th S rt W ld d THE MEIGS County Democral-1 hrakes. All Vinyl interior. I e acme u em ca their lawns But the heckling Sebo 191 . J Welker 180 · B ay a e po s or mlc· Club will meet January !5 I 14 3tp 20,000 actual miles. Like new. Employment Wanted ,7th an~ 8th dGrad~ PTA wiil ceased afle~ religious and civic Werry 196: .Blind 110; Handi: i ner<lance for the. beneli.t of ~e 10 at.7::W p. m: at the 2nd Ward 1957 F'our.door English Hill· i LADY wants work by day-~r ~~t p':. a~~fres~:':~i. ~ili gr~u~ ~~nt t~ ~boror\toodorestore ~ ~ap 480; Total 1361. Won 0, Loot ! ~~i~dYork AssocJation '' ' • Flre House m Pomeroy. Pub- man. Excellent condition, i week. Phone WY 2-641 6. be served. cam m e nelg · •C b · D Pi k 85 lie invited, refreshments aSi $250. WY 2-2418. PorMroy, Ohio 1 12 3tc I No Violence o ras . n : R. usllal. 1 14 ttc I 1 14 tfc I JAN. 15 "There was never anv vto.l Bcclter 200; E. Brown 172; D. WANT HEALTH PLAN 1 The Senior class of Pomeroy i fence, and the problenis dis· Hunnell 154; D. Harbrecht 106: ST. I.OUIS <UPJ) -The Na I WILL NOT be responsibl e ro." ANNUAL t prke sale~.~ now ;. Business Services Farm Machinery _ _ High School will have a bake i appeared as community leaders Handtcap 690; Total 1413; Won tiona! Basketball AS>ociatio" any debts contra cted by any- progress. Jerry Miller 's Coun : --- -- - - ONE Wagner loader with sale at the Kroger Store Friday : took a positive stand and the I, Losll. Sling Rays- C. Hag. players ann,unced WeJnesda:,• on~ other thnn m\ st-> 1! ~1gn-. try Fair, Rt. 35. 1 minutes i Nelson's Fur Housr. highest 1 hydraulic bucket a.nd fork !beginning at 9 a . m. 1 new residents became known to gerty 223; J. Wildermuth 182; night they would ":ork to adopt ed . Myrtle Gardner, Langs- west ol Gallipolis. Open ev- prices lor Curs and beef j' for Ford or Ferguson tract· l their neighbors as individuals," C. Hannahs 167 ; T. Vaughan a health·medlcaf.life l!'surance ville, 0 , ___ I 13 3tp ery day till 8 p. m. hJdes. Mechanic St., Porn· or. One New Idea manure j Jan. 18 he said. 145; Blind liO; Haodicap 518: 1 plan to supplement therr newly , t 11 3tc eroy. 1 12 3tp spreader, model 17. Dougla• The meeting ol the Democrat A few cases of Initial commu- Total 1345: Won I, Lost !. I accepted player pensiOn pis• 6 SQUARE DANCE at the Mas. -; Ctrcle, WI II-J042. club scheduled for Frtday even- mty tens10n have been greatly eatle Bugs - T. D. Story onette, Friday night. VICTOR tal king machine, for INCOME TAX service. Vtctor l I 14 6tp mg at the Pomeroy second outnumbered, he said, by those 128: S. Story 197 : M. Clark FIRST 9 I t2 6tp sa le. with large morn ing E. Gaul, Chester, Ohio. Phone , · - - I ward house has been changed in which Negro families were 209 ; S. Warner 138; L. Warner QUALITY ·--~ I glory horn. C, R Jordan, Sa· 985·2402 after 5 p. m. M • I I t t to Monday at 7•30 p. m. All given a warm welcome by their 1~1 Won 2 Lost 0 Vampires- REGULAR WILL DO rug weavi ng. WI II- lcm Street, Rutland . Ohm. I I 30tp - ~Stca__ns_ rumen I - members are asked to bring white neighbors. s. .Clark 189: E, Mees 98; s. Certified Oil Station 2828. t·9·20tp I tp . . ANTONIU Stradivarius Cresandwiches and cookies. "One man told us he was a McKnight 81 : J. McKnight ll6; 1 13 6 PROMPT del1 very ol limestone monensis Faciebat Anno 17.1 Jan. 19 I bll disappointed because his [B. Triplett (I game) 64; N. W. Moln St.. '•moroy AU11lMoBti.E tns01rance boen ,ONF: HALF' of white faced beef., lor your every need. Any Mad e in Ge rmany . m•.> E. Evangeline Chapter OES will 1 -· - - · - ·~~ ~ - - ca~cell@d" '.ost yuw opera Gra m fee d. WY 2.u554. · size. Phone Emmf' t W Shut- Second ~ t. . between 4 and 6 hold a vegetable soup sale Janlor 1 Uc'Ol!IO T Call w~ Z.M6 er, Contracting. WY 2-3243. p m. No phone calls. Roy [ uary 19, at the Masonic Temp1 12 Jtc ll!itlc 1 6 tic T. Kas par. 4 3tp le. Orders may be placed by ~ I'UAUTY • 1 .. ...... .... . . ...... ......... -, ~ - ... ,. -N- •n~ nrT"O" r · . . ...... .... 'ill ~ . ., ......., ... . """ ""<"Ut l v~ .-~ .. ... I Pomerov Motor Co. cl ~>C: OU n > ~ ..... ·-• ,, ~ .-~ I Cucltlo • • ® t.se I I ., I • I BOW Ll NG I Wl"fb fhe BEST --I __ · • I J ohn>on and next week's lnau- Tbe Chaanel Swim: A oneguration day ceremontet, the hour priffie.time aeries based show was, of course, timely. Be- on tbe work ol tbe Federal Bw· yood that, however , tbe Hazam reau of Investieatlon II planned · touch for blending fact and for ABC-TV ln the fall .•. '!11e beauty Into a core of substanct1 network pys the progriiiill will was on haod again. IU!torlc rely on FBI investlgallonll of moments of tho Capitol, worka crime and subversion ••. Tbe By RIC K DU BROW There were more, and leftlthy of art aod shots ol the Senate, serlos will be turned out by United Press lnteraatlonal 1 dernere shots later on of 8 the House ol Representatives Warner Bros. and producer HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -" Hul- brassy youDI girl named Joey and other Inner chambers were Quinn Martin, wbo bu labaloo," a weekly one-hour I Heatherton, who apparently was combined into an hour well such shows u '"1be Untouch· 11 NBCTV ser ies that had its pre- I told by someone that she was worth vtewmg . abies," "The Fugitive" and 12 mlere Tuesday night, is a vile sexy , and whose attempts to be O'Clock IIJgh .. ABC • TV aod cold-blooded attempt to : so were, un intentionally, com!-! Tho Thirty Years War 11618 says the FBI Is cooperating cash In on the wor!lt of the pop- '! cally juvenil e. to 16411) was tbe last ol the great l (ully in tbe venture• ular mus ic now aimed at 1 In sum, desptte the camou- r_el_ig.::._ iou _s:...;.w_a.:.ra~of~E.:.u.:.ro .:.p:....... e _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ youngsters. flage , the show's crass lntenBy tbe sneerest coincidence, tiortJ were all too obvious. A an opposition network , AJIC.TV, foul program, P:cept perhaps , bas a similar show, " Shindig," lor Woody Allen's notation that ! which Is an apparent hit of , he was born In Arizona but had ! J.Lid a Jttdlbloo molaorta. : to move to Brooklyn because 1 1. 8c:rutiDIM a.~ t . Not: of hi• lungs. 6 . llodent.o 11 Hullaba1oo" tried to camou1 The bard-boiled commercial- t . barp "ot flage itself a bit on Ita debut ~ Ism of "Hullabaloo" may be all to. Genuoot 6. Lopoi&od by having a good singer, Jack 7. .A.Iao right (or kids, but it 's too strong IUy IDtr Jones, as the first host, and a lor grownups. a. ON, 1 ac.ndJ• 11. Beltowed. u. LlnoolD'• &uest spot featuring the very 1L l'llel UMM1n 1&~ lzeo funny Woody Allen. But after of U.llan'• am. viewing what surrouoded them, A little lat~r on ru ...day 14. Part "to be" Dl<knamo orie cmlld only feel sorry aod ; night, NBC-TV s news depart. 115. Pinch Jl!.:18. .A. bat: IL embarrassed for them. The es· l ment nearly balled out the eve- 16. Toward of30. Veot.ured II.GlllJ""e oent'O ol the program with Its nlng for the network wtth a one- 17. Wandered • . Wild DO<: bini 11. Expt ·~ IJn.Ure Ttloot juiceot 38. Byway at ugly dancing liB tdng-haired bour special about the nation'• S!O. 11. Boundet' IIU. Bibtlool appleo (""'tar pltlyl~g alngers and Its Capitol as a treasury of art 2.2. Hastened oprtng ft.Cocmacl offensive audienca of scream· works and a symbol ol democ- aa. Martne tO. Pool: II. PI""'! fish ff! , was wholly taste less. There racy. Lou Ha~am was the ~ro­ Z6. Moneys was an almost shifty-eyed fla- ducer an~ wr1ter, Tom PrJest- n . City : vor to the proceedings from the ley !h• dtrect!H' and Raymond Alaol<a very opening, which consisted Massey the oU..:am~ra narrator. ts. Lotter of a rear-view shot of 8 young Commg at the ~rudway point !9. Klngot Judah. lady wiggling her derriere between last week s State of the 10. Guides · Union address by President W. Neuter Television Revue L...L.J6...__;z.._.;..!_--J b:ii::i.l2!~-~ 'IE CAN 60 IN lHAR AN'5TARI'WAKIN'UP ~ORE UNK SNUFFY, 0 A It Y CROSSWORD .a.o-. ··....-..,..·- .. I - I 1-t AL CAf'f THAT'S OWR ··- n.- NI CF.!."CALL IIGAII-J SOME TIME. HOW'S THE GOING 10 LE.AVE 1HJ:. u .S.A./!- Wll'E? pnmoun m. Little ehlld 16.Anger 17. ... pry 19. MUtllll')' IChool student n.. Itallan • coins tt. S·shaped -~ II!. Beach material Oi. Master 1, DOWN L Anoutel' ~ 30 BlaettnarS I DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE - I A. ., i I EUBWSBWBI1 :OXUY 1'_,.. I 1 j baths. Ca ll Ripley, 372-6954. - - - -- - - -I 6 12tc ' ' 12 29 tfc -::--....,=---=--: ~ r~ , Plamltlal ...- MODERN furni shed 2 rooms Ilea ling ahd. bath effif'i Pnt apartment. BU RROUGHS calculator, adds, Mtnon.W., ··Jollddleport, Phone WY 2-3874 subtroct s. multiplies and di· End .,001 ~ewer ~...... • •• Ohio _ I 12 6~ ~ vi dr!l, $40.00. Inquire We bavo oD Hotel, Mtddleport. •I ROOM apartment aod bath. 1 5 Uc 8 upfurnishd All u!Jlit1 es fur- 1 CaD WY z.a'il D1J • N!pl nlshed. Upstatrs above Drs-,-L-u""G""G"' ISH septic tank1 Clog· t • Donovan's ofice. Phone WY ged drains ~ Get Klean-Em • J;IG'8 or WY 2-20114. All Seplic tank cleaner at IJ.~A nNG, Plombtng, MaeDer Landmark Farm Bureau. 1 12 tfc Furua.,... Arnold Brolhon AVj\ILABLE fo;:-;:;;;,t- after Jan· 1-l-30tc 118 Ea<f Main Streo~ PoD> eroy. PbDIIe Wl z..zt.a 16. 8 room house five rioms recen tly refinished. 11,.2 110tlc BEST PRICES ON bf;t.ths, storm doors and win' rRANSMLSSION Salvage Coli> ~ free gas, $75.00. Lo· pany. Repairing all maltes, t:ited on Route 124 betwee n tomauc aod standard tran&,~Cine aod Pomeroy. C a! I I mlsslono. Maw1ce GagDoD, 670 X IS 16.60 McCoy, WI 9-3655. Owner. Phona WY :1.4173. ous tu 1 12 6tc Nylon Bl•ckw•ll Tube Type 11 17 tfc ====--c-c-~ PUIINJSHED 2 bedroom apa rt. · SUPER SERVICE &U!.'TIONt:J!:JI alent, all uti!itiPs and wash· Camplelo Setok» ST ATION .• furnished . Lang: lotz House, Ctill IR'adlord ···~~ind Pomero:r· High Sr·hool , Joek W Canoy %'rile, ........, • c.atMI •.• •00 a month . Ca ll WY 2· 1 Mgr WY 2·9932 &. C. BRAIJYHBD itsio or WY 2·3589. · _ _ _ BtdM, (all .,~ Auto S•les • 11 lfc t 12 3tc -;;:..,:cll.:::. I * '*" I Snow Tires Jfiu' "" 11l t.a m A R11mp1on. Deceu.. ct 111 u , ~ ~. 1e. JH· awanda , N Y, who was 'd t a t 1 burned in a racing acct en Milwaukee last summer, will lnsur•nce drive a rear·engine car in this year 's lndiana~Xllis 000 • mile /O~SON, Slmpooo lnouraoce classic ol.gency, Ill All lormo of II> HORSE IIHOW AWARDS lllranee. lim Jobw 11111 "<EW YORK (UP!) - John 8 Bod "'•- AiWDlL i Bell of Rye, N Y, and Helen ~;;:;;::-.,...---=---·~1~Uc ' o£ Simpsonville, Ky., PHOTO Copying Service. Cop ' will receive awards as the le!l made of legal papen. horseman and horsewoman of I birtll reeords and almost any Lhe year at the opening se,.lon other doouments ol the American Horse Shows Reuter lnsuraace_ Pomeroy , Association's convention today. 94tfc 1 - - - - -- - -- - January ALL HEATING STOVES INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Jan. 7, 1915 Davi1 Warner - E. t 8 8: 8· (Tues. · Tlmrs·) Bill Miller Show Dally Ltgbt But Mlller how ~ l ;t Introducing 447; R Caroon 444; T. AnderOUR OWN son 332; Bliod 390; F. ReichPORK ert 448; Total 2061; Tied I, Won I, Lost 1; Points 3. Aob· SAUSAGE land Oll - J. Fullrod 400; B. Made right in Vineyard 389; H. Vineyard 369; lhis store R. Plymale 390; E . Gillaod 408; from our own lurn~>hed apar ~ Handicap 114 ; Total 2070 ; Tied recipe. It'I rent. Phone WY 2· 1962 TRUCK International 1600 Help Wanted 1, Won Z. Lost 1, Polnll 6. good! 1 12 tic I ' . Mr. Bee - P. CaSCI 426· ~COii:N -1 1948 Inl . K. B. No. 5, 1953 WANTED: Columbus Dispatch D. Dolson 444; J . Eberabacb ,_. HF.IGHTS, mod· Dodge. Call SH 2-4164 8.14 Jt carrier in Pomeroy. Cali WY 409 ·, K. Lawhorn 371 ·, "~u. wer• RACINE room ••nose With P 2-2531. 1 12 3tp ry 532: Haodicap 126; Total FOOD "ti'dw•obaodsernent, gas furnace. 1962 CORVAIR Moma. 4 . door WAITRESS over 21. Wrtte ~BoX 2308. Won I Losl Z Polnls Z. ' '!I flo ors, nice 'to tc llen. sed an , comp 1ete1y recond1t1on·• 688Y, Care ol Tbe Dally Sen· Blue A Grey - V. Wippel 442: MARKET atorm doors and wmd· ed. $1,000. Ca ll WY 2-2007. I tine!. 1 12 3tc E. Bachner 414 ; Blind 390; F'. with yaro1 i'l nd dnVf' way 1 Tracy Wh llc\, WY 2- - - .. - ·~ 12 3tp I DISHWASHER. Apply Blue & W. Porter 508; J. Duerr 580; after 4 :w P m 57 RIJtCK Roadmaster, 1400.00. I Grey Restaurant Pomeroy. Total 2334. Won 2, Lost 1, i ' 1 12 tic Points 6. _ t 6 !Otc I Phone WY 2·2768. "llmF 12 22 3otp ~-Swisher & Lohse - T. Bow- 1 :N f) apartm•nt u. 5. Civil s... leo Toots! en 119; E. Bartels 433; R. Bail- I l·lb. UL<•l d n Ttlt Rambler Men women Ul and ove:r Sftun 'oba.. ,..,., • · ~~ e p or1 on groun oor 1 Rtsh pa, Sbon houra. AdYaacetnerlll. ey 426; K. Wiggins (79 j 8 Will· and and bath. hardwood Workl Standard ol Compaet Th<>uaand• &r ton. opea PupaniorJ' ford 534: Handicap 76; Total : 3-lb. ExCf!lleoct trllntna anW a.ppolJif4d . bpei111DCII \' oungst.own kitchen, I u•unaUJ 11DD . , m.&& fnferm• 2363. WOD 0, ~ 3, Polnls pkgs. heat . Private eo- : Big ear room. ride aad ,.... ttan on lObi. .-lUI•. K • C Je weIen - R. Bo wen I Writ• +tt4Q 119bl.l: raame,NllulNIHDta.. ~ •n• Coli WY 2-3200. 11ormance. SmaU """ oCGIIOmy ...... t71 ; J. JohnBon 544 ; P. Rad1 5 tfc 1 and maaagerablllty ~=1"SeDS:~ ,.::_:. ~~ ford 500: L. Wolfe 552 ; A. StoFRI. & SAT. ONL¥ ~~r:~~:.~apartment Sea --~~.tructio~s - - - bart 525: Total 2592: Won 3, Ask For This Item: ~ Phone W'l 1.-3319. Metropotttu IIIOCono ~ I, Polnll 8. l1 16 tlo E. Meto Street, Pomeroy u. 1- CIVIL IIIVICI TEITII Ind. High Game _ M. Werry PMae W'Y Z#ll Z2 tic : 11,;.l» :O::.l 225; lnd. High Serie1 - J . Du· 4 IUit.!l llPI)Oif>' 1 f'h"111MM111 t'll """' 0 <M "'Pftl ll:.....,auw t ill) U:!'lnet.. ll rr iiO'J , CU~TOM butchering aad cu\. ,.,, rut ,.,.....,• .,. oo '""'· Team High Single - . K, &.., C INSTANT ••ttrtH ~· ·.. .mf!nh INn.... ntfl",. tlng Pbil Meier, Phone WY ''"::! ...... .-tdn,.. and DbMl" .J e wel~rs 8!J9; Tt>:Hn /·h:!,/1 ...,er- COFFEE, 10 o:r. lar 2-3510. U t tic ::,:: ·-~.:::"' lao ..., ies - K & C Jewelers 2592. I'L-~ Newt/ Tiny't' Morning Chapel BtU llllller Show Sports• Picken• Hsrdware 8 • ~5 Baker Furniture Show , I • Fri.) 9·1io 9 05 With Janet 10 ;lJo Broncb Show It ;~ •1/i•~ ol.ssoclatlon 11 •~5 .. County Agrt. Fnl . !Tues. ) 11 : 5 F!Urilb Worahlp ITbura. IL 5 Program !Fri.) 11 ;30 Hynmtlme 12: News 12: Gueot Star 12:10 LlllfY <\oder110n Show S:OO J~;M. . Show eLaolc To Ua Perry ~~Jtber i SHOPPiNG TIP itls 0 Bowling WMPO Radio 7•6o News I B a marwl at diagnoaill Just a .Jmple axamlnatlon patient baa ••• aialaat Ill the DenDY!'• I111\d .. CiliA tall what a 6• 7 7, 7, 7• 7• 1• ; Now Save A Big 'II'JI'I OSLW EV GIBUBVI . - WNXGIII tO 1981. Elnl' • DAY THRU FRIDAY Sign On - Newo Scared Heart Meigs Coqnty RFD B• Paul Bowers - Farm 8: ~ &tiller Sho,. Special Selling! BT CIL 0. 1 ........... W!l Rlllll'USI!: PP.All!tt: I1'ROII: A D ESI.R.lil TO B11 Pit." 1 911!1) TWICil.-LA. ROf"'!B'11llll( AIJI.D I MARAN F A - - •CLEAN carpets with our Car EXPERT cabinet making, cus, call In~ Mrs. Charles Bennett ur gency, N Brown , pet Shampooer FREE. wtth 1 Legal Notice ' WY-2-2666 or Mrs. C. E . Nor. 1 ' ·- . w "a tom made furruture, such as St ·• Ma""n • F urs want· 1 Rl L tr ton WY-2-2038 . 0 rders may be 1 1 ed. Muskrat , Mink and rae· pu rr ta st' o ue . us e hutch ca binets and buffets FOR SAL I b . ' Sha mpoo . Bake r Furm ture. Real E.. t a te uwn e<\ by Willia m A. picked up etween 3 p.m. an d j COOn Send tor pnce liSt call ·, t 12 6LC tables, etc., made to Order . !Iam p ton. d tceued . located In Sale m 5 p m or w'lil be delt·vered if Town ~ h l ll , Mela-11 Count y, Ohio, con• · · 773--5296. 12- 12~30tc ' Bu ilt-in cupboards or cabinets. t a in inw ii7 a•·re~ . mon or leu , w ill desired. Orders should be plac· . 0 1 5 30tc be so ld on Tueaday, J a nuary 19th M •, I 1957 8x50. 3 hedroo m National Phone Wy .v5312 . 1964. at 10:00 o'ti<" Oit /t M. at th~ ed no later than 6 p.m. on·-- -•· · 1 B 'ld' • 1 f Or offh~ nf C row , Crow & Port er , At · J•anuary 18· House Trailer. Call Ravens- r-tetg er Ul lntr, ~11pp) torn~v,. Po rn e ru )·, Ohi o. P rop~rh· ra n· day, FOf Rent 1 - -ood 27 3· 9425. 1 1 24tp new homes. Built in kitch- not be •old for le~~a than 112.ooo.oo. W ~ "' ' J e<·t to th e lien fo r ta xu for HHI ~. MODERN 6 --- - - ens, storm windows, alum· Thf' r igh t il r e•erv ed by thoe Ad mJn . ENTERS 500 ruom house on 1960 MA GNOLIA Mobil borne, ·mum sidt'ng Call Guy NeJg· ~ ~tlll ll tx 1o . re Jec t auf and all ntds. INDJANAPOLIS. lnd (UP!) Condor St. C I! W\' '238 Syt)ll E berabach, a . _ _. I. 53 x. 10 ft., 3 bcd rooms, l¥.1 I ler Racine • Ohio. ~ ~!~ i .,i • trat rb: of the E11ta t e m" -Jim Hurtubise of North Ton· THE SMALL f~EEL 15 THE NAVY's WI RE RECORD ING MADE -JUL-Y Z .l9 37. SUPPOSEDLY OF U TA F UTE'S VOICE SAYING SHE OUT~"~___. <lrtttaw:zMI£ Qaoa... lllUBLB8UGW1 28: I Here's how .......... It: AXYDLBA.&XB Ia LUN4ti!'BLLOW Onolettor limply otando tor ODDthor. In IIIIa llll!ple A lo aoo4 tor the lhrM L'o, X tor 1M - O'o, etc. 111n11o loU..., trophiea, the length and forma.Uon of the words ..... an hinta. Each da.y the code ~ettent are different. 1 1 1 13 3tc L:=::;=:!;..;=::=:=.......t.:!U 4:30Eiectr!c Co. News 4;40 Jim Mees Show 5 ,30 Sign Off SATURDAY - Spdtcele ~ WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8: 45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still aod Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7;30 News Headlineo 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word aod Testimony 8•00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8· 10 Sporta Today · 8:15 Weather 8: 16 Musical Clo• k 8:55 Comonunlcy News 9:00 Talk of tho Town 9;55 Mason Councy Newo 10:00 Public Service tO ;15 Family W__.,'p Hour 4:00 Dlscing with Doss UO lntercb3ftle 5:00 Community New• 5:05 World News 5: 15 Sports Today 5:25 Weather 5::W Dinner Musicale 5:41 Sign 011 ISw HAROLD GltA Y . • I HM-M I Y'KNOW, KID, rr MIQHT JUST l<'<lRK I QUICk ! HAND ME 'fWO, THREE O:ONS 0 ' THAT STUFF I SATURDAY 6:45 SliD On 7;00 Be StU! and Know 7:113 Newa 7•08 Musial Clock 7;30 News Headltnet 7:32 MU81cal Clock 7:15 Word aod Testimony 8;00 Ohio Valley New• w'"' 8•00 World Newa 10;30 La"'hs•rln& 11:00 News Beat 8:10 Sports Today SVNDAY 11:0$ Mor.Ung Melodle> ' 8:15 Weather except Friday, Churcb ' 1:16 Pl Pleasant H.S. 7:00 Sign On . Army Hour Bells Ring Football 8:011 french City Bapti" 11:45 World News .. 10:30 Song & Story Hour 8;3(1 Sunda y Show II :55 Mason County Newa 10;45 Family Worship Hour 9•30 The B1ble Speakes to You 12 ;00 Community News 11:00 News, Army Hour 10:00 The Good Life 12 ;05 Local New1 t];30 Pobllc Servtce 10; 15 Sunday Show !2 ; 10 Markets 12 ;00 Newo Roundup 12:1111 Noon News 12:15 Weatber 12:20 Bulle!tn Board 12:15 Cfnolstlan's Hour 12:20 Bulle!tn Board !2:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets t2:25 Newa o Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:00 Sunday Showcase \li;:W Couni:J Agent Uo Ohio State FootbaU 1:30 Rev . Silas Billups 2;45 Country Go Roood UO [)jselng with Dosa 2;00 Rev . Andr•w Pa.,ons t ;55 News Beat f; 30 Top !'ell ReVIll 2;45 The Rev . Roscoe Thome !;00 Country Go Rouod 6•00 News Ro.mdup 3:20 Country Hymntimers ::Ill Newa Beat 5:15 PubUo Service 4:30 Baptist Layman'o Hour J;OO Midway Malinee 5;:!0 Dinner MUSicale 1:30 Sign Off 3:55 News Beat I •15 SliD Off 6.00 Slin On - New s 6;05 Country Music 6;25 Country Jamboree 7•00 News 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 11•00 Top Ten Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Muclal Interlude 12:30 The Rev . Merlin Teets 1;00 Jlm Mees Show 5 •30 S1.gn Off .. ---- , LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNI• GEE , IF TI-119 YEAH~ USE. PI..ENIY HOT WORKS , I'LL NEV ~ FORGET ~. k.iD J P(PPEP S AUCE AN ' HoRsE RAGASH , T 'SORT 0 ' STUN HIS TASTE:R ! ..J.---VEAA' ANO IF IT !)OiSN'T. NCmri' WILL f'ol~T!'£R MUCH FOR lOI'l<l FOR EtTHEJ< OF US, EH1 ,I / 1 o/o II• BRANNER Bv GEOIIGE WONDEit ""'"H E INVIVdi.:"NS 1<01' YET, JANIE .5HE$ OVf CHECKING ON A PI: ACE 1H AT MAY OFF H.e..VEN T ::v~ N BEEN ORIJEREO YET! ' NESCAfE WEh.l\ WHY, I HARO\.Y B EI=C~ o'ER"" i...Or"-1 3 llE A8LE 10 KNOW1\IEMf .1 ACCCMMO!l'ITE '\OJR WEDDING Rf!:EPT.:JN ! Warm Momlng •nd Other Famous Br•ndsl Gas-Coal--Oil c R THAT lOU'START r:FELING 'l()U'RE COMING STUCK AT ALL THE 5€i~M!S. , :,~ t. l =.,.::= :.:: :_ FI6JQED THAT. ! TOLD HOLY MAQ(iREL' I I-I E.V1 1"0 SIT -:-10HT ... I HADN'f Pl. /INNED 'HEY D B: :::-E~il NG ON INVITIN51MEM. IN ~CT, BEN, I Ebersbach Hardwa.re~: "Everything In Hardwaren , ~·~ ·.~ West Main St. .... ' · DCIN'T ll-IINK J'~ G<)jN('; 10 MAKE tTJ ~J~· AND II'S AB SOWTELY TERRIFYJNG IN AND THEN THE MINUTE )'I)U FAl l. BELOW A''C• IN THE C'I.A<SE:!j . H.;. TEACH.ES~· 1 · ANY COURSE HE HAS YOu IN FOR A a:>N· Pcmeroy V' -:·, . _,.:A~:ft. ... , '~J't"N ' t#\...,;.,...~~'i;F--'·"'f< ,., ........., ·r.J" . ._.....,.wll!~l· ~~_WHICH �1 ovl!l1ing, Ice cream and eake\vlslt with tlletr porenta, : Hairdre11err Pl#n , served In observance of and Mn. Everett Dalley J' alentine Dance Mrs. Moore's birthdayMr · and 1\ln. Marvin Kellyw. -• Mrs. Jo Ann White was Ia Mrs. carl Moore and Mrs. Randy Houclallllelt epent "'" Point Pleas8nt ,mil - k to at. Helen Brlckles visited Tuesday nesdaJ with bls gr_andpiJtnts, lend a meetlria of Affiliate 11, evening al til& Elmwood Rest Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dailey. of the lfallonai Hairdreue" Home ~llh Mrs. Brlckles' grand- Miss Genevieve St.obart and and eo.metologists A&SqCiallon, motller Mrs. Calli• Loslin. Mrs. Mu Folmer were ~alll· She was atcomponled by Mall ' . polis visitors Wednesday. June Hood Donald Pulllnl of Wllllallll" Mr. aDd Mrs. William HoudllPl111111 .;...... made for a valtown, W. Va. spent 8 couple of obelt and Miss Marela Karr at· entlne dance to be held saturdays this _week at his cabin tended the funeral of Mrs. Eva day evening, February 3 at the at Shade nver. Mr Flemlni SUnday, at the Rutland Moose Hall In Pobit Pleasant. Michael GJimore son of · Methodist church. A slyle show will he presented and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. Is Mr. and Mra. Damon Farrell prior to the dance. A meeting confined to his home by Illness. were In East Bank, W. will he<lreld Monday at Tootie'o Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble Va. Sunday to attend grave- Beauty Salon to complete pl1111 spent the week~ at nd~an side services for his aunt, Mrs. lor the observance of "Natioul with her parents, Mr. 8 "· Irving Karr who died at Flint, Beauty Salon Week." Oto Des. Mrs. Des Ia ill In Mich. the Hocking Valley Hospllal. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly restretches 4.173 feet aoro11 the turned to their home, Colum- I Grand Ol•lee dam, largest Columbia River In Ill< noJ11l. bUs Tuesday evenl01, after • concrete structcre In the lJ. S.. west. · I ' eHing ~ ersonal ... · By PTA Group l Ex•eutive officers of t he : ,. In Middleport J'tddleport PTA made plans to Mr and Mrs. Charles Pt>lzel .; -.,reate a Schularsh1p Fund I.Jr of Charleston, W. Va . came fur udnets. of Middl~port. tl!glJ , the funeral services held Tu~s-, t 1 hool and d1scussed fund-rai!' day afternoon for Mrs. Carhn 1 will\ , g projects at a meetmg Mon jay evening at thP high ~rhool , t:~onductf:'d by the rrestdent Wit~iam Ingles . Keel« . Mrs . Arthur Stuar! aN:'ompan_v them to ht>r home ! in Charl f!!tton following several 1 days visit with her brother. Mr . i - The group ''IJi f'd to rec11m- and Mrs. Homer Cook ·_inend a connnuan.·e of the .:al- • Mrs. Carnell Vanc-e was a i ~ndar project of last year lr1 busine~s visitor in Hunlin~ton , !he membership at the reQ:ular ' W Va. ~1onday 1 Jneeting next Monday PWning. · Mr. ~nd :vl'rs. _Robert Halt-yl: ~A discussion was held pt:"r· and t'hlldren, M1chael. Kathy, lalning to the PF:P \Plan tor and Barbara _Ann visited ov.er 1 ~ducational Proxress1 bi!l Bnd lhr weekend m Caldwell, Ohio, ! ~wo representative~ from the with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lauder-r i.llcbool and the PTA wilt attend mill. =a meeting on the bill tn .1e ht'ld Hl:'rent visitors with Mr. a?d i Athens in Fet-!·uar' . He v. Mr~ Albt>rt . Roush and fam1ly ; ~.J)owson ot the PTA and ~lr. were her Sister. Mrs. C<Jrnct ~ W M ·C0 111 as supt'nnle"ld· Herdman and Mrs. James Ma:"' he 1 . WI• 11 . : ::e theny and son • Jimmy of Leon. · tllf 0 1· .':) COOS I ~eeting RPv . Dowson will re- W Va. Thf'~' were ac~~mp~~~~~ in TO CELEBRATE SUTH GOLDEN ANI'iiVERSARY, SUNDAY, J AN th 7 ·1 • Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger of Reedsvi !!e. State Route 124, will celebrate the~r to Leon by Mrs. At M ,· Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday, .Ian. 17th although tbe actual date of their mother ol M.rs H~u.c.h and M . ~ marriage was Jan. 16th, 1915, at Indian Run by the late Hev. R. c. McDougle, the H~rdman : ~ho wtll spe~d sev Ievent has been set sunday, so that their fr ien:is and relatives can attend. An .open er. 11 . d<~ys .'" Leon, W. en· I he use will be held at their residt>nce fru m :l p.m. to 4 p.m. Mr. a~d M:s- Holsmger Mtss Sharon Ro~shl have 11 children all liv·ing: four daughtr rs Jnd seven sons , Fanme Bigley, Emma tert'd H_o!zcr llospJta ror sur·\ Van· Meter, of R~edsville; Donna Webb, G u:rsville; Virginia Carter, Long Bot~m; grry UHs week. . _ Iva Jr. and Virgil, Reedsville; Rodney, Greenfield, . It sons Winnie Clinton· Russell A M D·tle Mournmg 1s VIS ' • ' ' ' · d "t . r.s , ' ~ .11 h I and Clifford, of Kansas City, Mtssourt.· They have 37 grandchildren an wree grea 1 mg m Co lum us : 1M son , grandchildren Alva is retired after srve ral vears with Dravo Cons. and U.N. Hal· <~nd fa~ily. Mdr. alnld rs . <Jmesldermans Con;. . •::JIOrt on the meelmg at the Feb~ary met'lm~ of the IO<'<~ I rrA ·~ It was 01nnounced ll.at M.r::_Harold Lt,t"- .~e southea-;t Or;;. ·-trict D1re~.:1or PTA , wdl be Ahe gut"st speaker at the Ji1n:.~ ua~· mee:mg Monday Jan 13 •J ERefreshm :·~ts will be st>rvt d ',;following the mPeting. ;.. All.ending the board meeting .;; W' ll. · Mnurmng an c u ren. -~-- -·---· ~were Mrs. ' ta m 1ng 1es, vice . d M F M Cl H and . ·:,resident; Mrs. Lowell Brflver nr ~n. · rsr A . k . u A Grueser and prayer bv Mrs. 1community serv1ce cha1rm<tn. .~ . . M son KPvm, o r ansas, r· ·. f " b ;J;econd vice president ; 1 rs . . "a" have been house guests I Morgan closed the mectmg. He rt"s 11ment ~ were 'k'rve\,4, Y .:Joe Bai le~·, treasltl'er: Ways and k;n ~ · _ d Mrs. Rodnt>v Mrs Sherman Butler. Mrs. ·~Means. Mrs. Eugt>ne Cor.de; ~ ·. r. ~~ce Sunday. 0 ; . Luckaduu. Mr:-. Harrison Bent~afetY , ~1r. Leo Kennt'dy and Cl:~;fm:~a~ 5_8 practicing physilev. Mrs. Erne st Bowles, ••• tMr \lr·Comas M.r s &rnrna Bland and Mrs ;.; . . . r-ian in Middleport for sf'veral Hidw·d $ TO ATI'END INSTITUTE ' years Thcv cam• Sunday and • In Pomeroy -!' PI ms were made to attend lrlt Wedne~"Y R 1 h G 1 SORORITY TO MEET Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Wiltihe M1d-W mLer Institute to De Mr lafndf rs alp a'cmat':'orne 1 Mananne Campbell of c: alll· The Z1 Gllillma Mu Chapter son .:tnd daughters, Kelly and . Dll'ector of 0 JS- of Bera S1gma Ph1 Soronty WII 1 1'ern J o an d Mr. and Meld Jan t6 wher1 the Heath h~ve . ' . "' 1. or a wm t>r v pohs, DIStm:t , •. ·Jethodist MYF rnet Sunday Ill\~ lond: M C H W!S<" Jr i Iret 15, of the Wome·s Fed- i meet tomght. Thur'>day, Janu IDon Jet! and daughter, Lisa ~vemng at the church. M1ke 1 of ~~~~~rl :s.ent the weekend 1erat1on. spoke on the topir, ary 141h nt 7 45 at the Colum- Kay syent Saturday evening liloyd pres1dent was m charge l ddl y. tp "Federation'' at the January lbta Gas of Oh10 Offu:e m M1d- , v.1th their parents, Mr. and epor . 1Mrs. car1 Moore. nurmg · the -:of the• meetmg. •The group met . m M1 ~--meetmg of the Mtddleport Bus- ctleport . 1 1 .';.at 4 p.m. ~nd sanded and var- 1 mess and Professior.:~.l Women's :;tnshPd buil ding blocks for the ' Jnruurrv MPPiitrR , Clu.b Tuesday even ing in t~e ;numry doss department. A O Tl'f QC.•Q • H ld .soctal rooms of the C&S Ol::o :p1z,.; 1 suppe r was served at 6 f w .~ ·'"' IS ~ · Eleclne Company. 1 followed by the regular 1 _The January meelllt~ o~f the Mr~. Campbell was . lnlroduc- i W~rs ol the Rock Sprmf! ~le- e£! by Mrs (;uy Hevnolds ol ~--~.._..--.._...-......-., Il lhodist chureh was flr!d Tues- the Emblem and Federation 1 da"· afternoon at the churc? committee. with Vlrs W. A. MorgAn presl- There were nine other visit- 1 I dent in ch~rg.e. _ ors from the Callipolic club who I Pomeroy, Ohio Group smgmg of ReVt\'P Us spoke on other m~tters of the TONIGHT Again and prayer by Mrs A~os clubs. Mrs. Campbell emtmerNOT OPEN _......:..:.:c. - - - Leonard, opened the :neelmg. l ated the work of the Feder a-. During the business session, VIS· 1 tion and stated that the cluh~ FRIDAY thru TUESDAY italians to be held in 1 would be useless without the Januuy 15-19 the near future were .Jiseussed. ! chairmanships and their work _ WALT DISNEY'S "EMIL AND THE Mrs Lewis GruPser, progntm i She urged the sharing o! idee~s DETE(;TIVES" chai~m~n. read Psalm 1 and I of the difrerent elub~ and noted j _..J (Technicotorl port.1ons 'lf "'alhew 5 a1!d 7. values gained from otht'r rlubc;. Bryan RusselL 10 yr. old boy lis F.mil: 3 detecth:es: Walter followed hy rht· Kor,..:tn •,rerd , She disrus~ed the di~trlrt mref. I Slezak, Hcin Schubert. PPter ' ir unison "'l'~e Ewha w~mer 's I ing to be held at Athens in ' Ehrlich, played strictly for , Umvers1ty '' wa .. the loptc nf March ' laughs. : the program with all mem'>c~-s Mrs Horace McElhinny serv- I partirio"~!lng . A poem by M! s. I ed a~ treasurer in the absence I -iiii-Iiiiiilllltiiiiliiiiiiiilillli.iiiii1 of Miss Sharon Roush, who 1!1 j ' in Holzer Hospital for surge1y 1 ~ Th(' club also voted to sponsor ' a girl to the Buckeye Girls' I ::...-:::::::;;; , State in June and Mrs Revn. 1 'l ids was asked to contact ~1rs · Albert Roush of the Legion Auxiliary for Instructions Two new m~mber!l were- W('l- . ~omf>d into the club, Mr"i AI- · len 11:11 and Mrs W111fam Lehew. emphve~ of The DHily Sentinel in Pomeroy. A din- ' ner was servert at the M:'-lnin , Reslaurant preceding the meet· ~ ing Mrs. Campbe// /s Speaker #or B&PW Meeting f I 1 and 9 to 9 on Saturday BUY 1 GET TWO I PLAN TO ATTEND • • • • Sea The Newest In .• . CEILI'\IG TILE BY . • . . • "ARMSTRONG" FLOOR TILE BY .......... "AZROCK" WALL PANELING BY .. "WELDWOOD" • FREE 12' x 8' Well Hickory Paneling 2. FREE 12' x 12' Ceiling Tile New MPmber Takl'n In B.- Auxiliarv Mrs. ·Ralph Woods· •'Va!-: af'- ; rPp!ed as a new mernh .• ; \"'!J~n 1 the American Leglon Auxiliary of Lewis Manley Post No. 21l3 . met Tuesday evening at the · F'iro;;t Baptist church in Hut - 1 land, The meeting , tn charge of I Mrs. Arnold Richard ~,,. prf'si1 drnt. opened in ritualistic form. 1 A report on the Christmas var- , ly at Vetrrans Hospital. Ch illi- 'I cotht> was given by Mr;;;. Hirh· ards. Note~ and cards of tha11ks were read from the Veterans Hospitals for Christm.a~ cards , and stamps given tht>m, and from the Meigs County Chapter Red cross for contribution. Mrs Campbell Harper reported on the auxiliary Christmas party held at her home Mr~ 2urtis Luckadoo wa!l appointed a s BUY ZENITH 23" TV FREE 12' x 12' Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile INSULATED FREE NOT A SALEI Rubber Boots REFRESHMENTS This Ia Your Show Slws 9-10-11 Save $5.00_ .~ing Builders Supply Co. ' '\ Middleport $12·88 Roush's Shoe Store Mlddloport ONE GET * I at Jcy Htg • hway BJarnedFor . TWO JllJUfJeS • • , 1 1 1 v • JEdUC3tl0fi . • Ai'lfQ Has DeadJineon , January 25 0C3tJODa Jay·cees Endorse A"Ir strip , V C,afiCef D • support · i C "} ty PIeas OfferedJ dge . 1 ° /J ° B dG ] C•att Jemen to Large Beef Operati.OD CfandJuryiS • s·Ittmg . T day NORGE Femlly Size Autometlc WASHER $289 ~::.. MATCHIN(f DRYER j FREE 2 BALL BAND 1 T FREE WITH PURCHASE OF 1 xcee s oa * Asks 1 F E Get AM-FM RADIO 0.· '1 oboHII WI. 1 I I : y ...... ~.............. J0 hnson I INFORMATION SERVICE • New DIsarmamen • t WORLD HOMEOWNERS ......... Ill¥' 1 One Gallipolis man was killed and three persons Injured In ~ headon crash of two automobiles at 3:30 p.m., Thursday on State St, near the Ohio Valley Launder- I ers and Cleaners establlohment. Dead on arrival at Holzer Hospital was Bennie F. Plantz, 23. of 92 Chillicothe ·Rd., driver of one of the vehicles. In satisfactory condition at Holzer Hospital today were: ; · Mrs. Griff C. (Deanna Wickline) Cook, Jr, 24, Rio Grande, driver of the north- I Before the }tly~:ee Projed west bound auto, who suffered a fractured jaw and laceration of the upper lip. Edgar K Criner, 21, of 63 Chillicothe Rd., who suffered mulhple lacerahons and l abrasions of the scalp and forehead , John M. Williams, 21, of 358 1/, Second Ave., fracture of right leg and multiple . lacerations. Criner and Williams were passengers in the southeast bound vehicle. Dr Donald R. Warehime, Gallia county coroner, · .. . . -- · By DONALD H. May ' Hayden, D-Arl!. president pro ruled utis morning Plantz died of internal hemmoraging[ ~~W'fff'(,X:~' " ; ! ;>'<>I:'';'!:';•F" ~. tempore of the Senate, and due to a crushed chest, and multiple rib fractures. Plantz , LONDON (UPI) - Sir WASHINGTON 1 UPIJ - Pres- Htouse Speaker John W, Min also had a broken nose and several teeth were knocked I Winston Churchill, Brit- ident John•on asked Congres• ICormack, O-Masa. out. 1in'1 venenble \JO.ye.,. tvday ror increased funds to I The President said the Unl&o, He and his two passengers were pinned in the wreck- · old elder statesman, has step up u. s. efforts in the dis- ed States must remain "vigJ~ age approximately 25 minutes before officials got them ' ouffered o cerebnl throm- I armament field. I ant to d!ID8er" but olao must out. Mrs .. Cook was out of her auto, and in a chair at the bosls, his physician wid Admimstration orririals said 1be "vigil&nt for opportunitiel 1time the first ambulance arrived. today. Johnson would continue to j for improving lhe hopes for The car Mrs. Cook was driving belonged to Justin A medical bulletin sign- pres the Soviet Union for peace." 1 Williams an employee of the Shell Service Station. After eel by Lord Moron, his agreem•nts :o curb spread of ' Officials said one of the maleaving ;chool, Mrs. Cook was r~ported to have driven physician, said Churchill , nuclear weap..tns to more na- jor benefits 01 the increased to the station traded cars so hers could be worked on, 1 not only suffered the tions. limit c~'rtain military pro. funds would be to permit l h • and was enro~te home at the time of the nash. ' thrombosis but also is ser· i duclion and broaden thE.' .arms agency to condUct more The Williams auto was registered under Garland 1 lously ill with • clrcufa- nuclear test ban. research Into what kinds of Williams, father of the owner. He purchased the auto tory weaknell th•t follow.. In a spel'i;, message to Con- · r.ew disarn1ament proposals I only a month aRo. ed _______ _ ___ i tel • cold. gress the President asked for ! might be m•dt and bow they '.·,. The death vehicle belonl ' h tF>xWJ'ilf'f~¥}\.n.H-1''"~"''-"'"'""-~·;-i .-""·'"' ·~~-' a four-yeb.r authorization of $55 ' could be safeguarded• to the victim's father , Jessel According to the police, t e million to run the U. s. Arms r The agency conduct• research After tl1e }a,\'Cl'f' ProjP<'t Plantz. Plantz auto was left or r.enter 1Control and Disarmament projerts in fields ran1JI1'18 from 1 Plantz had •uffered a brolc- at the time of the crash. Sgt. : I Agency tACDAl. how armamenll could be !I>o NOW AND THEN - Last summer, the Bend· Area Jaycees undertook a project en Jes In an auto accident on[ John Tayloe satd Plantz, . the [ I Congress gave the agency $9 s'lected and counted to the elof cleaning up the Adamsville Cemetery on Route 33 just above Mason and directly June 6, 1944, near Cftdmu:s on, drt~er. ha~ ~n drmkmg. million fo1 the current year, al- ' fects ot' how closing of defense acruss the road from the Riverside Golf Course, Above are pictures showing the ce- Rt. 141. He was hospitalized;Chtef of Police Chester Le,aper , though the administcation had plants would affect a !lOtion's mt'tery engulfed by weeds and brush as it looked prior to the operation and show·Jwo months after that mishap.; and PU. llolhs North assiSted · requested m million. The new economy. ing later ~he results of several weeks of hard work. One can see the many stones un- . According to Gallipolis police, 1m the mvesllgahon. I funds would he fo. fi"Cal year : Many of the research projects covered through the brush cutting by the J,ycees. Chairman of the project was Or- :Mrs. Cook was driving north· ; Three ambulances wer~ rush1!166. which begins nexl July I, 1 are contracted with private lm Durst, who rece1ved a Jaycee of the Montn Award for hrs devohon to the work wesl on State St., away from ' ed to lhe seen<- Mtllers took lhrough fiscal 1969. firms. Officials said the rein l~e ~em~tery. Many Jaycees sacrificed most of their spare time and used mowing the city) and the Plantz auto : Crin~r and Plantz h> Holzer Two Pomeroy resident. were Letter Message search program suffered when scy~heS, brush hooks, ~-es, sickles, 13wn mowers, rakes, and a chain saw in their was headed southeast at an Hosptta\. The Waugh-Halley •· ?ospitahzed early today loll~w-1 Johnson's message was in the Congress cut the &leney'a budclean-up project. The job was finished by IIUA·OrtobeL Bend-Area Jaycees' have at- estimated speed of 55-60 miles Wood ambulance took the In· mg a one-oar accident on State form of a leller to Sen. Carl (Continued 011 ...... . I) rePflJI accepted donations fl'om people toward fu!utl,- care of the cemetery. AI!yone per ·hour. ' jured Mrs. Cook, and Wether- . Route 7 two-tenths of a mile · -- -· . _ :, . , ; )l'iMinil-lo contribute may send the1r donations to the Bend-Area Jaycees, care of , The two met beodon. · just holt-Elliott rushed Williams to nr~th of Pomeroy. Lewis Gilland, Mason . W.. Va. . 'thi• side of the curve below the the emergency room. led I _ Treated at Veterans Meroor· ·-- - --- --· -- ·~- - .. ---~ --· . The im- The wreckage was hau a- 1al hospital were Hugh H. ~' : flood kesca~ :;d~llliams au- way by Sanders and O'Dell's Roush. 43. driver of the car. pact noc wreckers . ·and Rea Hoscar, 42, a pas~en· ' to back nine feet. ItWashmgton •lraddled Th e fa ant Y was Gallipolis' .1 ger. Roush was admilted for .. ' ra . g lh d e roo rm first in nearly t8 months. Last observation while bill passenOfe f'JVe school when it came to a halt. \ !Continued on Page 51 er sust<tined fractured ribs. COLUMBUS IUPIJ - The stale Educat.ion. Depart1,' The ent:re front end was crush- __ - - ---- - g The Meigs County Sheriff's men! has set a deadhne of Jan . 25 for ~pplications by -;; The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce plan for an ed back tD the rear seat. : department said Roush I o s t' schoo.l dtstncts f~r their s~a;~ of $5.2 D}llhon In fed~ral air strip in Meigs county has been endorsed unanimously The Plantz auto sl~pped. a- . Ul Icontrol of his car when II slid vocational educatiOn money . lhe state will make the first; , bout 15 teet on. the nght s:de Ion a palch of ire. went off the allocat:on at the Feb. 8 meet:ng of the state Board of Ed· ', by the Meigs Countv Javcees. M Meeting Wednesday night, the --·- - - - : ot State St ., w1th the rear right side of the highway. over ucatl~n . _. . . " the U I an embankment, and tUI'ned ( We. know Its too short a bme to do ~ job _nght, 5 Jaycees voted also to support to fill tho vacancy created by bumP"r resting on the sidewalk · t. f. La Le · in front of the residence of 13Z Byrl R. Shoemaker, state vocational education director, the 1965 Cancer Drive Ea •h the . .. res1gna 1on o rry •w1~ over t ld · h 1 .· tPndr t h Th sd year the Jayrees support one ol Middleport Je~.rnes Smith of State . Its front end was also Two Athens county men Th~re w~s heavy damalile to 0 t:Jty S<.' 00d supenn ~ ere ur ay. · · · d J' hd 1 d 'th 1 . 1 lh . d f But he warne that un1ess I h '\ c aflty d~1ve with manpower Pome~y was elected to replace emo 1~ ~ · . . r 1arge WI · arcen) n e the hood. grill. doors an m- Ohio has obli a ted the money and eqaipptnc vocatloul .... and donations and were re- McDamel on the Jaycee board One w1tness was Aulta Pmk theft of a cow last week, plead- ders or the J9fi0 model car. He b h d he fed I' tio b •LII~ LD ENG. Quested this year to back-up of directors errnan. Rt. 2. Bidwell. I'd guilty to informational affi- wa!l du-d to appear in CoW1ty Y t e ~n une 1 h federa ; CITh 0 ten board• s. 1 flllt;STERIE • d . · -· . --- ---- d ts . M . C 1 Com f . e lunds wtll go back to t e er· e sa mu81 approve land - Doctors today reported the ca ncer rive. The meeting was attended by . avJ m ~Jgs oun y - eourt on a eharge o .exces~av al treasury . i each project and ]ocal commuothe birth of a boy who dev.el~ ! Jaycees Ed Bartels, L I o y d Fred [Atwis, Jim Smith. Bob mon Pleas Court today. -speed for road condlbons. The Of tbis vear 's allocation, 80 iitJes must come up witb matcbor"'d in his mother's abdomm· B~ackw?od, Don Young, and l':astman. Curt McDaniel. Don arm Ufe3U Judge John C. Bac.on accept mishap OC('urred at 3 a.m per cent ·wlll go for building Iing money on I doflar..for~l· al cavity instead of the womb. IBIIJ ~iller have completed a Yt,ung, Richard Vaughan, Ed . ~the iJleas or Marvin L. Tom. \ . --- )ar basis, at least until tbe encl CJum~ of such a birth were p~escnbe~, eourse and are qual- Bartels, Cecil Wolfe, Vincent 137, of .Albany Rt. 3, ond Harold MAN HELD I of Jtme. placed at 60 million to one. ' If ted for The Back ground for _Knight, James WiJtecup. Lar- ' IHamrtck . 34. Albany, _and the~ Ch· I II • IJ Rt 2 Racine I Shoemaker laid that after Tht mother w<:~s identified as Leadership Award." The B.F.L. rv Anderson, Lloyd Blackwood, ! .ordered them plared .m Shell' ar~s ~~d,in Meigs coun: ! .that the state hopes lo vid.e Mr~. Gy,Jris Longson, ~26, or :program is an actio~ progr~m Dale Kautz and Roy Geser. I The Meigs County Farrn Bur- Ro~rt C. H~rtenbach s CU8tody w;~ ~e:~fs ~orning on charges \ i some matching: money~rom nellj'by Brimington. for Jayce.-s post their first 'eau has achieved its 1965 mem- unhl sentencrng, I\ J3l d I . the scene 0Uf the next appropriation crl lbe Doctors said such births are year in the organization. I j bership goal. according to An· Prosecuting Attorney Ber~ard o£ DWI a~ ea~mgtt as tak- j I legislature normally fat, to both mother I Jaycees F'red Lewis. Bob East- '" .,_,," ,.".'"~r~~ii;"Ji~·'<'tiW~~ :1c· ,., Idrew Cross or Racine. v_. Fultz presented the afflda- of ~n accl ~I. b y~ac~e· Mar- , ! _·-~-and baby. They said there bave man, Curt McDaniel and AIUPl -The Cross said 225 memberships Vlts to the cou~t. The . men en ml.o cust L~on~ I 1 beth 9nly 500 cases recorded in l iar~ Harris have qualified for . WASHING·•gN I ti 1 were obtained In Meigs county were tharged With stealmg a shal Alfred } · _ be western .world and that only Spoke awards. similar to the four ne~ emocra e COD· I during the 15-d.ay drive that' COW owned by Alvin Dye, Car- ~'i'#'<~'\·)'Wv~.'· d'''""';<:~<rnl~*'{l't.,-Y, c·? MeiMS ('OUnty beef cattle pro. . · . . · gressmen .rom Ohio received t I ' p'l. PLEASANT- A bomb ducers and ot hers In · t sled · about 50 _of those mfanL'i sur- B.F.L., but designed for fu·st House committee assignments ·concluded Thursday night . This pen er. ere. . ml: vlved. The baby, na~ed H~y- ! year Jaycees. Thunday. . I' is fl gain of six over last year. sure routed students and Ithe cattle mduslry ~re mvtted 0 ley, hi'S been placed m an ~~- 1 Larry Anderson and Bill Mill·: . The Meigs Farm Bureau Veterans Memorial Hospital 1 tea('htn outsidr Point Pleas. to the annual ~eetmg of tkJe; Mr_s. Longso~ IS er were voted the "Jaycees of t Walter .J. Moeller, l..ancas- I Rroup's succe!lS gave it the han-) ADMISSIONS - Jack Baxter,, ant Hlgb s('bool tblo;; morning. ,Sout-heastern Oh1o ~e~f Cattle F'ive cases were being prt-· cubatgr. l'ecoverlltl sahsfactorlly f r 0 m l the Month" in December for ter. serving a secood term af· or of being the first county in Middleport; Howard Woods, Police and f'irt Department Improvement Assoc1atton Wed- sented to the January term the delivtry operation. I their work on the Christmas ter bejng ousted lh the last Ithe Southeastern region of 22 Reedsville : Edgar Dorst, Guys - personnel we·r·e m1 the teen• nesday. JanuBry 20 . Grand jury in the Met1s counBasket Project and the Junior Congr•ts, drew tbe Commtt.. counties to make a gain on, ville. enmasse chuklng tbe build. Th. ~vent gf'f~ un?erway ":~t~ ty courthouse today. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - : Miss Pageant respectively. Let ~n Interior and Insular membership. The current mem· DISCHARGES - Mae Pier-: Ina. No further detalhl w•re a VISit, to tht' Ftf'nrh .Ltt~ Prosecuting Attorney Bern1 The United States is prepar· : The Jaycees elected board Affatn. bership Is the largest of the 1~! son, Long Bottom. John Hite. i availablt> at 11 :31 a.m. Ca!tlt> tom~~my farm at 0 3 :m. ard V. Fultz .IBid the charps lng for a cmdrontation 1\'\th Rus- meml>er Curt McDaniel or Porn- .. , )•q.''l'>"~-;:~.J<;( .. ;; ,-·"-"*"~t£~·Y'7'·~tt~ I eal organization for the past 201Middleport; Allee Garnes. Dex· , ~ .... .. , , . ., _ . Thts farm 18 locat.f'd four mG :1 e~ be1ng studied by the lfand jUI"J sia on the U. N. financial iss•Je eroy the Internal vice presidenti years. ter. i~"~~""""'~;fltM>M<l!jij;HJ'UWiii''l=iiiN~ bel~w Pt. Plea~ant. near IB 1 1I- will range from OWl to Jarand is lining u~ suppqrt for a : -- - ----- pohs Ferry· \\ · Va _, on State c•efly . Grand jurora were briefGeneral Assembly vot~ e Route Z. , ed by Common Plna J u d 1 e u. s Ambassador Adlai E. AI lh18 farm. 900 head of cal- John C. B!O!CII before Ntirlng Slevenson met for two hours lr~C ' tie are on feed . All of these,. study evidence offered. Thursday with the 21-naHcn La· were purchased . wl~hm 30 miles Jurors are Mazy E. David.. tiD. Am~lcan group. HOUSTON, Tex. (UPil-Jea-~her an Intravenous injection. lin very. bad heart failure whe~ Moon,"' •'Naughty _Marietta,··~ ln.l929, famed director Ernest of the farm. ThiS IS one. oft~~ son, Frances HoJdapr. RobSoutt'fl said Stevenson told nette MacDonald, 57. who 1 Ra.vmond massaged her feet. she arnved." " Maytime,' "The Grrl ol the 1 LubJtsch saw thl' screen test la~ge beef cattle_ operations 1 ert E. Dailey, Laura J . Wires, t~e Latin Americans •h<• 'lnited played Juliet to Nelson Eddy's 'She stiffened her arms and The doctor added that ~e ' Golden West'' and "Bitter-: Dill had persuaded Miss \lac- this area ancl wtll have many Harold Lohse, Ellnlr L. Evans. Sta4eS 1s ready to confront the Romeo in a series of movie i said ! " had treated her before for an- sweet/' paid her the ultimate Donald to do. \ mterest.~ng thmgs for farme:s Ella M. Wipple. Robert Mar· Rus!ianJ _in the General As- musicals. died Thursday of a 1 " I love you." other arterial condition pert.aps professional compliment: "'111at's ..eno~gh, l:ve found ito see In t~e way . of automatic cinko, Robert Cole, C. ,. H»o sembly "In order to •ssure the , heart seizure in Methodist llos- i Raymond replted: a year and a half ago." He "She was the greatest woman my queen, satd LubJtsch. who :feedlng and handhng of fee<\, f:eld, Walla"' Hill, Mulne ~ future of the world •lrgs.niza.-1 pital. ,''1 love you.'' termed her death ''most regret· movie singer who ever lived. had been Jearching the country In additiOn. the mana~crs W! - old. L. L. Roush, Ruth Bier. lloll'- Ita moral and financlal 1 Tl)e dashing Eddy and the 1 He told a friend In Holtywood table, of cours0:. ,most unfortu- ,She had so many successes and for o co-star for Maurice Che- give the. srory of how they plan and William Elcl!lnpr. soavency.'' 1 beactiful Jeanette were so be-- by telephone thaf his wife then nate and tragic." i a tremendous number of rriends valie! in ''The Love Parade.·• to prov1de the feed for these :llevable as lovers i more than died. 1 Informed of Miss MacDOn- all over the world." · nus movie was followed by a catlle. : 3 Fines Ordered NEGRO LEADER M.~RTIN I • b81t-dozen movies that many The actor said he planned to aid's death by United Press In- Born In Philadelphia, Pa., succession of others. The group will meet for lunch , Lutlltr Klllll Jr. hu called lor fans refused to accept that they f her body hor.1e today for ternational In Hollywood, Eddy June II, I907. Miss MacDonald But it was with Eddy that she at .Tyo:s Restsurant m Gallh In County Court _.. 111-out assault on racial bor- weren't man and wife In real se...,lces at Forest Lawn Meml). !said he was "shocked. deeply made her professional stage de- gained almost Instant stardom. pobs w•th the busmess meet1111, Thret! flnel ,.,. orderotl rfen In Selma, Ala., Monday. life. , rial Park. :distreosed. but al the Capi\al ,Theater •n "Naughty Marietla." released -of the association to be held al ,and a bond was forfeited Ill Klnfl' 'told a rally of BOO Ne- Mlai MacDonald and actor The couple had nown here : "It doe•n't seem possible that 1Ne" York In 1920 In 'The In .1935, was a smash hit. the restaurant :mmed1ately af· :Melga Count, court !lodiJ. fi1'08 at Selma 1butsday night Gene Raymond - • married last Tuesday so Miss MacDon-' this beautiful. vibrant woman is Demi-Tasse Revue.'' : In the seven years that fo~ ter lunch, accordmg to Paul Jwlp FraniL W, Porter, Jr., ths. every restaurant, every June 16, 1937, rn wbfjl was de- •. ld could he examined by Dr gone. I spoke to her only • · Durlllll the next eight years, , lowed, the patr sang to each Baer, secretary • tr asurer. lined Rollin 0. .DIJI tltt llld 1 th~ter and every motel' In the scribed as ·~he lirgest and Michael DeBakey, who last week ago, We were setting up 1 she worked her way up Iother In seven more films. -their OOIIIs fm- paasl!li Gila ••llow cenlfal Alabama city would Le moot Impressive film colony month operated on r.,. Duke of a date for dinner. Even t•en. the chorus to starr101 roles on [last being "I Married an Angel" SQUAD CALLED , hne, Evenrtt A. tit t1181eei ~determine If they are wedding In years." ' Windsor In the sam• hospital. I didn't icnow her rondltlon w>O IBroadway, where actor ,in 1941. Mrs. Pearl Darst, Oteshire, 1aod costa,~- to yjitlr _ lwll comply!~ with lhe new civil Raymond ·vas at her bedside ( No date.· had been set for the ' so bad. I knew she was Jl!." IDix noticed .•er Ia. Fo.r yearo th~ were rumors~·· _Jaken to Meigs General lollhe ·.ad,.lai!J&ibl rtghll taw. \llhen death came. ; singer to:undetgo possible open I , The famous baritone, who eo- He wanted her 11 1 eo-•tar UHeeling batwaen Miss Mac- lllllpltal_ann admitted as • mod- ler, t& llltl _ _. tlof • _ • mull Kine sald also that Negroes Stfffoao Anno ' heart aul\lery. The .doelor satd l starred with Miss MacDonald In his next mov11. but_the busband • Eddy . .l<al pat1e11t by Mlddleporl ler. Charleo D •• -....,.~fi:llll '\"'uld begin drives all over AI- "My feet are cold," she lold!!{be WIB J~ •·v~ critiCal co;>dl-l ll·eh movlo musical• •• "Sw.,.t- ers of "Ancela" btl4_.11er to ,, the threa ,..,.. emergency • rescue rKJUadmen ,a $27.10 balld ftJr dtl ,. 1 Ill> OllPq~ ill . ll~.~~.pr ~~ "-10:~~-· -'~ ~~· "wM ._.,.. "14M ~·· "~w ~ . ,. I• l :a P. a l'lw • J. If . . . . _, '.1 ~ I I' doot - ._. FIVE CENTS 1 ; Elberfelds In Pomeroy, -~~a~ FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. 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