https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e4eee25d7606b572ffcfa76cb5d756a4.pdf 081bf3ce8a7da3a08ec4df9447b1ff31 PDF Text Text , ' I ~ . . tiiven at Church of ChriSt Meetmg ,Now offiCers wero •l•ded , er. Tom Kelly ; librarian. Fran- Around And Abo t M'ddl U rt i • Tb f P. T. A. Objectives are eme o Middleport Program by Mrs. Lohse Parents ore p ty IJ t or '-,os s On Saturday "Objectives of lhe P .T.A.," w. McComas. The flag pledge was the topic presented by Mrs. was led hy Michael Mullen. Harold Lohse, Southeast Dis. . I trict Director of Ohio p T.A., The Kuxlergarten class ta~ht epo . uen "'~~ ~ THF:R hrly eloldy _,, 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 19, 1985 guuts ol Mr. aod Mra. Geora• Mainly About peop/e In p ..... aeartaa .... IL<Jgan of Hemlock Grove. R land J'lsher student 0 . ' lll&ld, It Col . - Mountam State Business aid reports ga·en al the an- ces Roush ; Primary Superm- I I l~ge, spent the weekend With !!+I congregahonal meetmg of l !Pndenl . Mrs . William Bradford, Mr and ~ " John Kraw-lat the January meeting of the by Mrs. Guy Reynolds was AIhiS P?renls, Mr 8~ Mrs. Ma... till Middleport Church of Christ assistant, Mrs. Georg1a Weh- 1 Mrs Nina Bland and Mrs. sezyn enter! <1:·00 w1th a pa~~ Middle Parent and Teach~ warded the attendance bam~r . I on F1sher and farruly . He waa &play evenmg at the church. ' rung and Cradle Roll, Mrs. C E. Childers have returned ty Saturday afternoon. at therr lers A=:iatlon Monday even- Rev. M. E. Dowson was appomt- Mr. and Mrs La~r~ Ebers- al"Compamed. back by Mr. ·~ Mr. Wendell Gerlach was m Lionel Boggs. . to thelr horne In Akron af~er home m honor of the1r daugh-lin in the high school auditor· ed to represent the locaJ P. T.~. bach of Portland vlSlted Sun- 1Mrs. Fisher and daughter, Bar eJiarge of tlw reports and eler- A soc1al hour and ~ellowship spendmg several days w1th ter Martha Jo, who celebrated Ju~. Iat the meeting in Athens m day_afternoon wl~ Mn. Jay I bera, who spent _the evening In of offtre rs !time was held fo\lowmg the Mrs Guy Reyn?lds an~ her her ftfth btrthday anmversary. Mrs. Lohse pointed out the February concerning .the PEP Warner and family. Belpre w1th their son and · meetmg m the church dmmg mother, Mrs. Mmerva Childers. A Bozo the clown theme wa.s \i portance of parents knowtng educational bill. He will accomRo G aha f Akron who daughter-1~-law, Mr. and Mr:a. 1 Report's for t!~~d~ast Sc~=~ room with m001bers of the Loy- Russell McElhinny has been ca rt ted out ~~ the favors ~nd l t~e teachers of a school and pany Mr. McComas, a~d will was :uedr ~ ~y the death William F1sher and son. were gt\en b~ S ) . nd or- Ia! Pals class tn ~barge An ar- returned to his home from Vet- decoratiOn~ c.ames were play- to be famlhar with the currJc~ report on the meetmg m Feb- of Mrs. WiJJoughby Hill, was an Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Daw~ elasses. dep.arlments a range.ment of whtte mums cenM H . h f"d and refreshments of cake 1I ulum She demonstrated phas~ mary. might ouest of Mr and of New Haven w Va . visited 1anizatwns Thf> average atten· tered the refreshment table. erans emona1 08 P11a 1 w _ere and tee cream were served · . nd ove a-. · ' · 'th M and dance at Sund<h' School dunng Servi at the unch bowl, he has ~n a medical pattenl I the uests after the honoree es of p T.A. projects a sims The unit voted to ta~e on Mrs. E. J Hill. . S~day afternoo~ WI r .. 0 the 2-18 The financial 1 r18 / for several day s g ft ., 1 d 1wtth the aad of charts. ~e al~ the calendar project as m the Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kmg or ~ns Oms Harns, Mmersv11le. year was and the Rev coffee and tea st ver servl~es Don Erwm of Columbus had openf'd her gi s. I ~'' ec- : so urged local P.T.A. units to ast A discussion was held on Shade were Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Milton Roush ~7d w~~r:~v~a ve the mtnis~ were JIMIId~edAlt~:w~:be.sonNma spent the weekend with h1~ orat~ ~~:: wa~~~~~t~ . Hap- support certain issues pertinent .possibJlity of a scholarship guests _of Mr. and Mrs. Her~ and family and Frank Porter terial report Kusse an parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester PYAtt~~Jin y, were Teresa Mtt- 1to school fafaars . . plan for students of Middleport. bert Daxon and f~llr. Jr, of Syracuse sptmt Sunday 1 She restated the maxam that A social hour followed in the I .1 d m<iuded Erwm. g Joseph Raub is v1s1tmg ln afternoon w1th Mr. and Mr1. Tho 1 . 0 P.mse 1 d t' se t et t> •' l'hel! Deanne Maney th · nsid 'th h' F'sh d family Church Elders Horace AbM1ss Carol Scott, a student i B t d V f'kte Man le uca Jon IS e pr101e co - cafeteria with Mrs. Robert Carol City, Florida, WI 1s Mason 1 er an . Bow~n Walter TS . TOWn I I at Holzer School of Nursing Haw ey, rJenh •n ML h· erat1on of the P .T.A units. A Craig serving as hospitality daughter. Miss Sue Jean Raub. Jeffrey Warner, son of Mrt. T b tt 1 o , om . d ley Karen o nson • ars a an t' nd pe lod con . ht Lo W fned to hi!~• Bunce H.avmond Cole Wendell ' tn Gallipolis, was the weeken ·k H w· !burn ques ton a answer r - chctirman. Cookies .«nd coffee Mr. and Mrs. Dwtg gan Jay arnl:r, Is con I 1 11 Gerla~h Kennrth :'ll~Elhinny, fO 1guest of her parents. Mr. and ~~~tl; o\:h%;· D~vid ~'ilcox' eluded her .program. were provided by fiftb grade and son, Skip, and Mrs. F:or· home with bronch1al pneumooFiomer Ritt>. Wtlbur Theollald, Mrs Paul Scott. 'M ' Ed . rdfl and chtl~ The mee.tmg was conduc~d room mothers. ence Holley were recent dinner Ia. Milton Houdashell .Vichkie Dent ar: ~nn: ~)a~ dr~~ M~~? andw~)anny , Mrs. I by ~~~tWI~~a~h!"g!~~nceVI~~ . Deacons - Cash Bahr, Wtl- ~ VIS ave return mer· lohn Russell Mrs Nell De- prest : . . I lerd Boyer Ira Butrher, Chest- ' TIIe Galha County eight et garten classes at t~e M1ddle- ~ee~e and Martha's rarrnly , Ithe prestde~t. Wtlha~ Ingles. 1 er Erwm Wdltam Crutser, Ar- forty Salon mel at the home or port school after bemg absf'nt John David and Mary Kraw- iThe t~vocat!On was g1ven by thur Hes~, Jr . Homer .Jones, Mrs William Brown. re~enll_y. 1 ~or the past two weeks due to I sczyJ~ . - ~permtendenl of school~. Marvin Kellv Tom Kelly, Her· 1The meeting opened m ntuahs· I IIIness. ri1an Kincaid .' Robert MrElhm- ' tic form by th• Chapeau Mrs. Mrs. Asa Jordan and Mrs. ny, George Meinhart, Dt>~- Orville Well. !H?race McEihm~y were subIS DINNER GUEST ver Rice , Kenneth Scitt>::>. Wtl- Six. members answered roll shtut~ teachers m the Pome- Mrs. Homer Showers wa!li OUfh rOUp Urun Slater, Dan White, L. R. ~all. Thank you cards were roy Schools last week. guest of honor at a dinner SunWiley, Franklin Triplet! . Nor-' read from the depart~en~al l Mr. and Mrs. Harold c:or~e day at the" home of Mr. and eefS Un man Yeauger, 0 . E. MPKinley chapeau and La Secreta1re t~r and son .. Brian, or Galhpoi_Is, Mrs. John J< nck, Rock S~rmgs The Youth Fellowship of the : and Rohrrt Heibel. tht>ir gifts received on the1r 1are spendmg several days wtth Road. Following the dmner, Enterprise EUB church met F. E. Hover wa.'l eleett"d as visit to the Salon. · her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. I prepared and taken to the Sunday evening in the church Deacon er{1eritus_ A discussion was held o~ W. McComas. Frick home by Mr. and Mrs. : social room with Bonnie Smith . Elected chureh treas~rer was plans for the ten~h - year anm- 1 Mr. Rnd Mrs. E. ~ · Burto~ i ,.~ _ ~ ·- ~mos. an af_ternoon of 1 presiding. _ . I Wilbur Theoba ld : rhotr dJrt-t·- versary. Mrs. W1lham Brown , ~pent the weekend In Colum Iremmtsctng was enJoyed b~ 1 Group smgJ~ of hymns ~ptor Mrs. Arthur Skinner; or- gave a report on the depart - : t)us where they were guests ?f Mrs. Show~rs, Mr. and ~rs. 1 ened the meeting, followed w1th ga~ist. Mrs. ChestPr Erwin, mental Powvoir in Columbus t~eir son, Mr. an~ Mrs. .WII· \ Amos and Mr. and Mrs. Fnck . prayer by M:s- Thoma~ Bentz. assistant, Carol Scott; Sunday Dt>f'f'tnber 13 at the Deshler • l!am Burto~ . The} went ~sp~-~ I A short busmess sess1on was • School Superinltndent. KC'nneth 1Cole hotel. Nat.ion~l ~warded Ially to vls1t Mr. Burton 8 sts- 1 BOARD TO MEET held and Mike Bentz re~d the McElhinny, assistant, Tom : Ohio fourth piace 1~ clnld wrl - 1 ter: Mrs. Ell~ M~ck, who is _.8 The Official Boar~ of Heath 1minutes of the last meehng. Bowen· secretary, 0 . E. Me- fare . Nationa spectal projects I pahent at R1Vers1de Methodist Methodist Church will meet on During the program hour, • • X Klnley;. Sunday School pianists, ror the year is a Nitrogen An· Hospital where she is recover- · sunday evening following a Jenny Evans led in a discusJoy Boggs. Christine Bahr and alyzer in the lrtatment. for Cy~ ing from a broken hip. . I meeting of the Finance C_om· sion on the book, ,:'The Rock~ Betsy Cunningham; song lead- stic F;brosis at the .Ie~1sh Hos- Mr and Mrs .. Owen F.mk 1 mission and Pastoral RelatiOnS : el Called Freedom. 'Ilte ?1~­ ~~...;,;;;;..~i====:--1 1 pite~l in Denver. The Solon will and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fmk 1Commission at the church All · ing closed with the benedtchon 1 Hssisl The American Legwn were in Columbus . Thursday board members e~re urged to in unison. , DRAPERY DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR Child Welfm foundation. for whero Mr. Herb~rtFmk consult- be present. I Attending were Mike, Mar- I Pomeroy, Ohio . t.he rr-search in Tuberculo~1s . ed an eye spec.Jahst. _ jorie, Junior and Susie Bentz, I 1 - - - - ------~·-The summer Marche w11l be Mrs. Owen Fmk .and sons. I Spain buill El Morro Castle Judy, Bonnie and Marie Smith, LAST TIME TONIGHT held in Cleveland July 18 • 19. Bill and Danny, Mtss. ~abel at San Juan. Puerto Rico, in Jtnny Evans, Jane Ann John·~~~~ ~~~~~~ The Obligation was re~a~ed by IHysell and Mr~ ~ger Fmk ~f i t539, thus commanding the son, Dick Folmer. Sharon Dill, , DETECTIVES" the members after w IC re- New Haven, . a., were n I strategic gateway to lhe Span- Skip Logan and advisors, Mrs. I (Tcchnicolon rre~hments were served by the Columbus wher~ they met P~c. ish Main. 1Bentz and Mrs. Don Hunnel. Bryan Russell, 10 yr. old boy ho~tesses . Mrs. William BrO\m, IRoger Dean Fmk, who arnv- I --~ as Emil; 3 detectives: Walter and Mrs _ Gino Marchi. 1' he ed by plane from California. " -..~ Slezak, Hein Schub~rt, Peter hostesses for February will be . Pfc. Fink has completed a one Ehrbch, played strictly for F 1 Mrs. Dorthy Hecker and Mrs. year tour of duty in Korea. ~ laughs. ' Ellen Deweese. lowing a 30-d<iy leave here With Disney Colorcartoons: I his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ow~ ·s HosteSS 40 et 8 Salon 1 I vOl XVI NO. 236 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Enterprise EUB G Y M S d ay 1 CARPET SAMPLES 27 x 54 INCHES 18 271NCHES 1 1 TRE MEIGS THEA our own. "Even now, a rocket moves toward Mars. It reminds us that the world not be the same for our children, or even for ourselves in a short span of years. The next man to stand here will look out on a scene different from our own." "Ours is a time of change onrapid and rantastlc change - · change will rest on the multiplying the_nations- plac- 1 changed character ot _our ~ TAG DEADLINE - Keeping the family pet and worllo ing in uncertain hands new 1 pie - and on therr faith. They ing_ dogs liks Buster ana Bob running fr~. 2,620 Me1p weapons for mastery and c1e- came here - the e<lle and tht r_es1dents had obtamed dog tags before the 4 p.m. lleadstruction - shaking old value~ , straD&er, brave and frightened lme Tuesday at the ofhce. of County A~~ltor Gordo: and uprooting old ways. 1 _ to find a place where a man Caldwell. Several assorted hcense - less Old Sbepl In blo iiiiiiiW'Bi addre11, could be his own man. They l a!rea~y_occup)'_eells, _gue>ts at the dog pound. Jobn!HJJI foreea•t that ''before made a covttnant with this land. , will I -- - - r I i ~!~~=~::~_::~;; Con~~o~t~~:s~ep::;u;n, in : I Family Homeless 1 I 1 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy . 1 Luxurious new look .luxurious new room Luxurious new ridp •n Fink and faml\y and his wife. Mrs. Fink of New Haven, W. va., he will be stationed at Ft. Knox , Ky. Mrs. WilHam Woodard (Sus- , ie Allensworth), senior student nurse at Holzer, spent the weekend with relatives in 'Mid- I dleport and Pomeroy. I Mrs. Jay Warner entertain~ FRIDAY ond SATURDAY erl with a dinner Saturday eveJ11nu.ry 22-23 ! nir1g at her home, Legion Ter"FBI CODE 98" Jack Kelly, Ray Danton, Phi- race, honoring her ~on, Stev~ en, on his tenth birthday. -Up Carey, Andrew Duggan. ~~cONQUEST OF SPACE" A decorated birthday cake, Mickey Shaughnessy, Phil th• gift of his aunt, Miss Lydia Foster. Waller Brooke. GRANDCIULD BORN I SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Ebersbach, was served with January 24·25·26 tile dinner to Miss Ebersbach Mr. and Mra. Homer Jones "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" of Pomeroy, Larry Ebersbach have received word of the birth (Technlcolor) Rock Hudson, Doris Day. of Portland, Mrs. Warner and of a great grandchild in Mar· ' Tony RandalL Hal Mareh. Linda, Larry, Steven and Je[· ion. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colorcartoan• Rodney LucaS of Marion, are ii:i:i:i:~~::i:iii~~==:;~~=--=====---11 announcing the birth of their first child, a daughter, born Thursday, January 7, at the Marion Hoepltal. The baby has been named Julia Renee. Grandparents are Mr . ~nd Mrs. Harley Raines of Mar10n · and Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Lu: cas of Coledonla. Great grand· · pr.'Slts are Mr. and Mrs. Her· I bert Lucas of caledonia. Gre.lt ; grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. i bert Lucas of caledonia and Mr. and Mn. Homer Jones. I Middleport. Mrs. Lena McElhinny of Middleport is the great great grandmother- ( tli$cover the difference) :i;.... Clearance SALE ~ \.. ~~ at [ f ~ ,' ~ ( tt ' 1" " ' B HARRY FERGUSO :::•..:~. wJ'II be'7,"..: an ••· ~obun;rr lllllh. th • I LONDON ,;,.. ,_ ,,......,:: (UPI>-Sir Winston IjThere e ~~ I 1 ·: " ' " -"'""""'> " ·~ """" • ru,~ ~ • :;' ~~~ ~I :"':::.-~..: J... '"a ""• ~•"'~,.. · ="'" -- '"'"Si..:" ""'·-• art-1 ~- expressed In_ his , new unity of purpose.' eoln Rt I hid, collap.sed upon their arrival. ' the fire . ' • •-"· . "F tb 11m ..... ' ~· r1-'d tht hou 1 Mlddl ~ ~":F!MJ'..... ~ C~ur~till;sxthfighd I roodr life went · to~~row (-Wednelday) morpo:11 nd It Is .possible' f&~ him to I ••bit: •' ,..:,.~ ~~g daftlagt 'to '. . llibf fltlnt fend. l own"J1~" :;; Gail ~:; er ~rue:'"• ~-r'• ~ ~ mo J s ~ ay t ay. British ' fnl.n , , , .. : cariy on he t th ! rU er -nd bumper Ylhen ,Jl ran l& . . I ' , . ~-· ~ 11 ~ -lf P~sicians, usually retk'ent One of lhe doctors who hBI ' pie wnuld~av~ s~!'u~he~t" = I ::: :!rr!t_-~ =•,::: to a ' dlldl to lrio1d hitlnJ ~i• ,!~ ~ Mr I ~ 11t1 IIi* 4 1 ~ !iJ a ut such matters. are specu-- become mterested Jn the medi· is a very .marked d " Eastern Local SehooJ Dlsbict !1. ' 1;~~-~ ~ f , , lating. that ~me ~rt ol mfldi- , cal aspects uf Churchill's strong I we know, he- is a c~:~=~k~b;-: ed, ~ot wltbout differeace bus driven by Larry Arthur ! Eakina_WAI_ at__ho~ _when the complete)J 411tnf!d_ WASIDNGTON - TilE UN· ral history IS hemg made In fight to live Is Dr. Harley Wil· l man. He i• an exeeptlon in this' oplu ~ b=~ldwltbOU:vl tbo Ritchio, 22. Rt.l. Minersville.! A spokHman lilt lted States sought a "full ex- ~~ htt!e d•ad-end str..t where Iiams, dlrect<>r of the Ch..t and as in everything else. I would ' w~b l<lr lbe ..~.~or";;: , The vehicles mtt on • curve ::n~t:' Ideo • planRtion" fr-om Russia today rtt~m s. 911-year-old hero is H~.art Assoclatic1n. I not think that the ultimate I eralioal.' ! on Owl Holl Road, west of o' dam e bll 9 , '·, 1 on 1 Soviet nuclear test which defy.mg ltm~. and all the odds __!_ t - ~em~o me," he sald, i forecast (deuthl Is alt~red. j Johnson said: ]Route 7, at 4 : ~ 5 P· m. wa:'r_.....-:.,. ~ has sent traces ol radtoacttvtty agamst SUr\oiVal. , - --- • ---·-- - ,, . I A passtnger m the car, Carol, '"'t'YL.... over the nort.hern Pacific. i Nobody gives Churchill a ~nde~ thiS covena~t - of Sue Nutter. 21, claimed a back . surance Oil the bouse, but tbl Secretary ot Stale Dean Rusk ' chance to recover Arrange~~~~ce~:~· :~~~~~ ~r:~ injury. No charges were filed. i ~":~~~~ II summoned Soviet Ambassador monts_ already are bemg mad• ' I nd . hi And I The Sh•riff's deparunent also ! .e An.atoly F Oobrynm to the fOI has funeral In accordance I perous, grea a mig y. investigated a two-car crash contents. Sale Tue!!day to : with h• dr•w up years 011 the Baile) Run road at 5 A banquet like no other seen ' gy ~~~k about the Soviet blast ago. rltons know the dread I f God that t p. m. Monday which involved in this area is scheduled Thurs- · fW te • a. whtch occurred Jan 15 lAo the blow will fall some-lime and are Twenty thousand dollar-s has been allocated for im- r~~ d our grea ness Iautos driven bv Howard Curtis dav at 7· 30 p m at Eastern ' . u 114-, •Dd llll:tr'1J tbne S•mipal!lnsky area .of east- braced against II. . , Provements during 1965 by The Citizens Telephone Co., I WJ'W:n h:~. been allowed b I Stewart, 37, Pom•roy, Rt. 3. .~thletic Boo•ier;. miles from <lltlbln. ern Russia. The nuclear test The law of averagE>.;: dtdates I which serves more than J ,600 subscribers through ex·, Him to seek t "th thY 1and Roberta Kay DiUon, 21, Rt. 1 The men of the Boollters wm bdn treaty :;~ignPd tn August, that a 90-year-old man who suf- c~anges at Coolville, Chester, Little Hocking and Reeds- I sweat of ourgr:n::ss :d th: 2, Pomeroy, The mishap occur- ' prepare • dinnfr in lpprecia- 1 D ~ 1963 by Russia and the Unit- fers a stroke has an •xtremely VIlle. . red when the car driven by Oil· i tion for work by th• lady mom- 1 · · short life expecta cy y 1 th --- ___ strength ol our spll'lt. ! lh th · · ed Slates. and liJ\er by more . . · n · e . e MiscellaneoU!' construction I - --- "Our destin in the, midst ol lon attempted to pu e o • bers at t~ Eastern Falr booth 1 J 1 than 100 other nations, forbids :ul~m "ued Wednesda~ mght : planned to fur~J•h quality com- for all companies fs 111.422.500, Y -· - _ . er on an icy section of road. and for the July 4th celebra- 1 fo ..a.U.:nucle:ar Jests In the atmosphere, _.v_ rd _M~an, Chur~htll s phy~ 1 munlrations fn the areas will the fourth straight year in : I No injuries or arrests were , tion. 1 .........aa,~ outer 8pace and underwater' ISJCJan, mdtca~ed. ~E'Jther loss require $10,000, according to ; which ra?ital e~J)@nditW'eS will ! I Ireported. A Booster officer :!laid,. "~e i I --nor ~aln. of VItality · . c J Barnhill general m j exceed SIX milhon dollars. I want tb show oW' R.pprecaallon U~COLUMBUS - TilE REP· "Sir Wms_ton_ has slept through g~r .. For inst~llation or ~:~:: . I I f~r t~. lremrndous job the Ia!muJ liean party •hould hold " naphones lor new customers and I . dieS ha• c done to promote alh· . ' ' ' P. D. -~. ot tiona! convention this summer extensions. , 5_500 has been 1. 7 Year Senlenees l";IJcJ ~- E••tern Local School 1 to reorganize the P"l'ty strucestimated. · Ordered bv Judge Nora Ann Gosney Gilkey, 86, dJstr,ct I Pabi ·.Pail ·.._iJIII. ture so It could pro,.nt th• Indeterminate. sentences in died Tuesday at Holzer HospllThe Boosters •mphasl7.ell I od . CloJ!IIa • GOP position on key issuO> •s here~lledolfice equipment will the Ohio State . Penitentiary al following an illn•" or sever- WASHINGTON (UP!\ - An ' that ,u interested uenons, and lllrt th~y arlse. I ms a at a cost of $2.000 1were ordered Tuesday for two : al week.!!. Bom in Syracu~. :!lhe all-American procession ot I all J\rospecth-e neW membcn, vaclnclM iD fa.. That proposal was put forI :~ mo;e than $2,SOO Is in the Athens county men convJcted of was the daughter of the late I cowboys lodians high school I are invited. lnde<'d urred. 10 trot. ' ' \.' ward by former Rep. Robert I .u J!Ot or construdJOn or addi- ,cattle rustling. Will and Mary Garey. Her ' bands. pretty glris, paratroop· attend the appreciation ban- ,;:e tlloi!e wh Talt Jr. in an interview ruestaonal cable plant throughout : Meigs county Common Pleas ! husband, Edward, died in l959. · ers and politicians escorted <!Uet. It Js expectP.d M berome , : day with United Pross lnterna- i A tradtlonal Liucoln Oov o!ln the systtm. \Judge John C. Bacon sentenced ! Surviving are four aons. llon- ' Lyndon B. Johnson down the an •~nnal affair. . , . ·: r" ·n a an. tJfonal "Wt cannot afford to · ner featuring chicken and : The Mid • Continent System IMarvin L. Tom. 37. of Albany, ald G<tsney of Middleport; Pearl glory road from the Capitol Tl,e l!oosters '"li: also <O!Itmlenl Ill lht wait to define our position ev- othE"r fl)rlds is plannlld by a which includes Coolville, az-ew Rt. 3, and Harold Hamrick, 34, Gosney of Buchtel, WiHiam Gos- to the White House today af. · ut c!:sf'.US!Iion of P1111111 to build·! ery fourth year when national committee of Middftport Sen- Ito more than 132,000 atation 5,of Albany. to 1 ~ 7 year terms. ney or Zanesville and Harry I ter he took his oath as Presi- nP":_ blt.achers It the foo~baill . conventions are held,'• said ior mothers Thf' dmner, open tast year witll the afffliatl!ln The pair was charged with IGosney of NelsonvlUe; two dent. l'taaum~. oatdtrt 1 T<1ll. whu was deleat~d in No- to the public, will be Thursda'' three more comp8nles inchld- grand larceny m the theft of daughters, Mrs. Ruth Short ot 1 There wert S2 bands· and vember In hi• bid for a U. S. evening, Feb 11. In the high l[ lng the Eastern Rowan 'fele- a cow from the farm or Alvin Murray City, and Mrs. James , 15,000 marchers - a short Molber~' M h . . !!Ut se?at• seat. . school cafeteria. phone Co. at Granite QuiiiTY. Dye, Carpenter. Hamrick and Jonea of Eustus. Fla. 1 brolh- inaugural parade by pa<t · . are. .. fig~ , · 'We_ must have a recogmzed N. c., the Kittenning Telephol"l Tom allegedly took lhe cow er,llonald Garey, ot Middleport, I standards, but still !on& ! On Tlaunday N1Jht The1 lilt committee representing all i The committee plans lo have Co .. serving Armstrong "'!!lntv into Athens county in a pickup I three grandchildren, and six •noup to need three hours ' '111e annual 'Mothero M""'h' l scboa DUt p•rts of the party to develop i carry_-out servtce for !hose jln Pennsylvania, and the .Pier truck aod let It out there aiiA!r 1great jp'8ndchlldr011. I to pa!! down historic Pen- 1for the Polio Foundation Fund r lllt!d to thr issues and to defme the Re- bnngmg contaJ_ne~· and order~! r point ·relephone Co. In Aahta- leaming they Wl!fe beinl lo~ I Funeral servlees will be at I sylvanlo Avenu•. drive will be conducted Thun ::...Sorpei!l publica~ stand and _present our from shut • 109 '"11 be d<ollwr- bula Counly. The total budiet lowed. · 2 p. m. '111ursday at the RawMltitary hardware was con- day evening, Jouary 28 from , alternatives to the Jssues raiS- ed. Members of the """lor - - - ---·llr.gs - Coata Funeral Home I1 spi<uoua by Ita abaenct. In- i 6 to t p.m. in tht residential led by the opposing party." cla:'" will be In ehargc of the : Harry P. Smith to LOCAL TEMPS wlth Rev. Donald Hicks olflcl- stead of missiles, tanks and 1 district• ot Middleport lllld ied lor Tan has said thai GOP pres- , dlmng room and Will sell ad· The ttmperature in Pomeroy'a alillfl. Burial will be In lbe I guns, lhe P'J'ade 101turect Pomeroy. , 'lthu ldentlal candidate Barry Gold- i':ce ht:~kett ~~ ';'r ag;tt , Win 50.year Pin j business district at tl:20 1. m. Gravel Hill Cemelery 1t Che- , floata clepietiq lhe peaceful Volllllleor worken from Ohio · 1IY water's failure. to take a posl· ' a nts c 1 r~n u r 1 · ly i ' today was S8 de&rees, under shirt. Frionda may caD at lhe 'j aecotnpllllhmento and Ideals Eti Phi Chapter of Beta Siltloo, or stale hiS position _clear- ce . I Pomeroy Lodp No. 184 Free cloudy •kl... funeral boliMJ any time. ot 'The Great Society.. I ma Pbl Sorortt, will particl- r ly, was a primary factor m the The dinner will be served and Accepted Masons will , pate In the Mareh 01 in t h ' lttoa party's defeat In the Novem.. from 5 to 7 p.m: with dessert a special meellng at 7:30 past. Collectlolle an to be bl.,. ~ her election. to be extra. Tile COMI!IIttee al- . m. Thur8day to present Rlght , od In to the hoaclquarters at •• so madt piIIIII to have a colorBrother Harry P.' Pomeroy CUy ball by the iXlLVMBUS - I1IE OlfiO ed chlel:en sale for Easter. Smith, past disll'lct deputy I WASHINGTON JUP!)-EYa,.,lore Johnson went to lhe lhe national lead.-. m1 par- era at lhe close ollho -1n1. EdJf.atlon Aasoclallon'o 10EAJ Hnmemade candy will be ·110141 IJ'and master o1 lhe 12th Ma- 1gelist Billy Graham today Ul'J·I'tol to be sworn In for • at lhe Chief Execupresldenl today accused . state three . dl7l a INI!k ' during the sonic District, and past master ·ed Presldent Johnsou In "ap- term a• I'Mklent. live, said that If Johi!- the •lf!OftLD \·"j • q~.~~r 18 man efln 1 eart and,;h11 whole ttreulation · 0 c·ltlzens . 'Telimprovernents w·II c $20 000 . 5 I ost ' 10 196 ~ans a::•· •1 = I ) i At EaS tern Iw~b:t:e kep~a:': !~~ise I I Lincoln Day Dinner Plans d omp efe c ) Has - I F y I or .oung All-American Procession is Johqson Escort ..,.c.- 'I j '65 OXFORDS and LOAFERS oil 1 I $1 91 ONE COUPON- ONE PAIR -~·~---··· ··· ...... --·-~- -~~ POMEROY ' W. MAIN $T~Er Sen. 'Ross Pepple, R and memhera of lhe state · mmlstration of ustna ~ctlco' to hld.e 'l:rlol• lacln& .t noon hour at . lll!hllol. P~lllfl illf ' Diglll w""' .Mn.. MrS. Charles Bruet Lloyd, _ ~;·~=~~~~;~:~ Jlunce, i · ' Mrs. stu.,. lim. ~;..~:~~=~~~· , · llid . ,!e,p Graham Asks presJ'dent to be prayerfuJ · o1 Potnero!' I..odie, wllh a 10 , proach the problems of the next I The pre-lnaucuratloa year lapel button. . Ilour yean In 1 spirit of prayer arranged at ~~·· Most Wor8hlplul Bl'!llber Ed- I humble dependence quest. It wu attended by L. ott, Gralllf Mullr, Grud ; invited ~~~. Free i Accepr.~ 1!\a· l Graham, a close personal Presldent-olect lfu~ . Ohio, .will ·•~ lhe llt!lrl!lfllllepl• ~,~,.,~1M- of the President, counsel at a c::: u·1ghway £a I I u:,: ~!:':.~--='*~:,.-:;; i Mrs. G'}key n·Ies Tuesday :ti !:".::'*': "wtJi•iiAI Boosters Plan I nusua Event l it u I BOY'S and LITTLE BOYS MIDDLEPORT, 0 . ;tl ChnrchI•II won t u t I - . CLASS TO MEI!T The Syracuse. Third Wednes' day Homemakers Club Will meet Wednesday January 20. al 10 a. m. In the town hall. Th~ •ubject will he "Good Buying with Mrs. Paul Sellers as lead· er. Roll call will be "A r1ew Food You Have Used." Textile paints and supplies will be available for purcbs.se. Potluck lunch will be served at noon with each member bringing ta· ble service. Hostesses are Syl· via ZwUling and Pauline Morar• ity. THE SHOE ·a ox t"'"~"""·'~--,....... ""' "" -~..,I .. i n Tuesday Fire , who seek to reopen old wounds ' d used Ten members of the James Eakins family, Cbesblre d k"ndl ld b eds ,, J hn M1nor amages were ca . _, an re J • o atr , o • . 1 . h ·ru sda afternoon were lett homeless Tuesday after I fue of lllldetellii,ID· son declared. " They atand in m mJs ap . e Y . ed orlgin gutted their home on Stingy Creek Rd. the way or I aetking nation.' when. motorist drtvln:.; The Middleport Fire Department and U.llla County 1 1 The 56-year-old Chief Execu- rura! r~:l~id: ~ 1 school : Deputy Sheriff Ivan Fife were_ealled to the seeDe 1111& the Itlve summoned hiS countrymen ~vot ' nouse was gone when tht} amved . to 'jom reason to faith and ac- : 1 Co t Sh Iff' De Middleport firemen were sum- ~-'-----'----lion to exper10nce to transform • g• . un Y er 5 P. . moned at 10:50 a. m. The two- lire otarted, hut bid to trt,.el 1 I REG. $3.99 VALUE WITH THIS COUPON _ __ Driver Takes I T0 o·tI Ch' AvoidS BUS his prepared ! 1peech that Americans "mus.t LIBRARIANS - N•ncy Hawk and Vicki Carr, seventh grade pupils at Tuppers Plains elementar !eh I work now to provide the know]served as librarians for the bookmobile stop at their school. Tuppers Plai'ns Tuesday was !he see e f Yth foo i ' edge and lht surroundlnga 1 ;top of the bookmobile operation i!' Meigs county.. Book s will be taken to several schools in the ncouonty ~ ~~:r Iwhich can enlu:a• lhe possibili- , until the bookmobtle bus amves m March. The hbranans are providing Tuppers Plains eighth •raders Y 'th ties or ev•ry. c1tlzen.' ' bOOks.- Sentinel Photo. ¥ • WI "Let us re)ect any among us , I Famous Brands Shoes ... POLL PARROT-RANDCRAFT-HUSH PUPPIES ~;x,nson said 1n De~rlm•nt Continues On All Our CHARM STEP - HEEL HUGGERS fJVE CI!N%S' By Loull Ca•eJJ WASHINGTON (UP!) - Lyndon Baines Johnson was sworn in today as president in his own right with an apo peal to his fellow Americans to fulfill their heritage of " justice ... liberty ... union." He began his address: "On this occasion, the oath I have taken before youand before God-i' not mine alone, but ours together. We are one nation and one people. Our fate and our future rest not upon one citizen but upon all citizena. That is the majesty and the meaning of this moment. "For every generation there is a destiny. For some, history decides. For this generation, the choice must be 1 CONNIE- PARIS FASHION ,.,._ Launches 'Gr~at Society' In First Inaugural Address TERRIFIC VALUES! 1 ........... ~J' ohnson Sworn~in President 1 1 ...... ,, ~~:,r.'! · .. .. ;'1!!!.·,., . . iT*r .. ' 1 1 • 1 L· , Tenth Birth.tlny of .~on is Observed ......................... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1965 Big Shipment and Sale of ... WED. ond THURSDAY January 20-21 NOT OPEN :roo 'NOW" 'l1le ...... ; ,.... fir ~To Til.,,.,.,. 01 Tile ........, .. b . d : 'OW . at y omeroy rhe 8 . ., enttne • bill! colder tolow IJ-11. 'l'llan<lay lair, ......modoratt lempel'lllures' bt••.... 1 M ' ( -·Nevi Officers Elected, Reports are l '·\' cn!mbeH ol the · .n. ..., IDd hill usoclatf1at;:the~~ !~~~~ h[Jiie!l level of ap[ll'llleh lhe itlto in a pray~! lbey would be . · ••a fNiblle8t ollll. : . / f!l ~:'~:: - PonleNJ; ~ A• 1 �' The Daily Se11tinel Just to ' REPORT of liquor law enforcement by the Ohio Department of Uquo.r Control makes some interesting reading. I( indicates things are changing. One of the ·most Interesting assets about the report is a decrease in the amount of moonshining m a large sector of tht ltillf Qf IIQUther~ and I()U\~eaotern Olllo. In Meigs e<>Ullty, and lht counties that eurl'OIInc:l It, Ia n~thing abort of amazing the change that has taken place In this resard . Tod~ the bulk of lllldt manu(actur· tq ot UquOI' Ia etnltrtd ltrlflY In the larlt mt!l'ollOIItan arta• of n011hem Ollro. Wt Mit that onlY Scioto and one othtr county In aouthtrn Ohio art Ustlld In tllat eonntetlon. Rtaldent• of our coun· ty wou!d h1v. to tlllnk • lon.J tlma to r.. mtmbtr when tht lut ettll "latd In thla arta. .. . It nat 1lweya IU~h In "'"'"· TiltH wu 1 time, mainlY In the per1od of pl'Ohlbtloll that many ol the secluded atetlont of tht county had stills turning out U~uor by the barrtl. H~rdly • day want by without newt of th• Illicit traf· fie, tither In the manufacture or the ult. Wt remember that one of the big· 1"1 atllla ever uncovered In these parts w11 ntn the heart of Oalllpoli•. It had b"n NerettKI 111 1 lam fnme residence. end hid opvattd unmolfthd ""'ral Ytln. w" w" • By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. Q- fbave heeo IBkiD& Qul- The curbing of such aettvltiea hu me;wt thousanlls of llollars in nvtn\le to our s~te, and If a person mil~ drtnk, w• are sOH that they are n&t endanprlng thornoelves •• mueh 11 thty WO\IId witb moonshine. Thus the move to bring about more strict tni(lf~em~n\ ol the liQIIQl" law rtf· ulationa 'IPPWS to bt off n Ohio. lll 1863, Do11ald 0.- Cooli, director ordered a slepp•d up p"'gram. It Is bringing results. In Meigs there has been very few ~ases of infractioOJ in thiS regard. Jt 'PfiU well fOI' thoae .,.. gaged in 11\e trafflc. There no doubt have been violation•. but tile numbers are low. deereue of Ul LIJt year tbtl't per cent ln citations of permit holders In Ohio. One In which moat people ITt eonearned, tht ~ale to minon, hu dl"l!llled 2.5 per eent. The driw agiiJ\11 teen--age drinkioa his met with tucceu, but nttda to be rurth•r implemented. . One ~•tegory that 1howed an !ncrease was Sunday salea, which had an mcrease of 2lper cent over lM:!. Another big dor crelllt waa in 11111bling in ~cea when liquor 11 aold. . The overall pletu"' 1:1 encouragma. and with further beatins down by the liquor enforcement officers, and coop· tration on th• pert of permit holders. a new 4ay IPJI'iiU to be dawning In Ohio. tinued use of this drug ba.. any harmJul ef!octl' Woold ~ be !lanieroua 1!1 iLOP tokio& II Voice of Broadway •.. reportin~ By DOROTHY KILGALLEN A State Department chap is in a spot of trouble with his superiors because he wont to Elizabeth Taylor's hotel instead of rrquirlnJ her to go to the U. S. Em has· sy, and who took it upon himself lo delete the "objPctionahle" phrases in the renunciation of citizenship - a fronf · pa~ story. He was severely revrlmand· ~ . when actually he should have been ' conrratulat~ for actifl.ll like a r~·blnod· od Amorican mal• with a sensible flair for diplomacv . · Friends hope Sid Lull won't make ft as rough on Judy Garland as he currontly plans in their child cus· tody court right. They feel she's had trouble enOUih . Peter Gennaro. now oc· cunied wlth the dandn~ on "The Enter· tainers" TV show. is all but si~ned to do the choreol!raphy lor the movie ver.ion of "Oliver." which will be made in England this Summer. The battling Joe Pepitones have parf· ed aga10, and the ballplayer is living in a midtown hotel Arlene Dahl and Bobby Cohn, film heir. are something new in the datinR department Come· dian Jackie Mason vows he'll file that $3-rnlllioo lawsuit against Ed Sullivan within the next 10 days He reallv ouQht to ,tnd Ed Oowen - the TV incident m:~rl~ .l;1ckie a far more valuable protwr~ tv than he was before Andre Porum· heanu is so se-rious about trvinl{ an art· lnq career, he's rotain•d a per.onal man· aaer and a press aRP.nt Hio;;, fx-wi f~ hP1r.,. Gamtrl Renedicl . mioht he (lad to testify to his histrionic ability. • ,."' I ,/ t. ,,. • • Marlono Dietrich is boing tomptod by a "name your own price" offer from Basin Street East. Thev want her to star thore after ~~,., Lee·s eu~agement in Marrh If she accepts. It will ho a triumph for Ralph Watldns. because La ~gs -ms willin, In plav any place but New York Jerry Vale's zillions of fans will flip wh~n thov hear his new Italian-Am· friran rrrord .- ''Ti Ad oro." HE' sin_gs thE' btoautlful song with its usual love. and tho orr••••mont is flawless. Te"'nce Young, who directed "Moll Flanders," has this to say about Kim Novak "s eo-star. Richard .Johnson: "He is toin~ to be the next big international liar In tho film business." He should know. S.an Connery mado it big after Young directed him in "Dr. No" and ' Do It nverv Time ''From Russia With Love" . . . Corbassiere \he young and OJXtremely gifted Fren~h arti•t. visited Jacqueline Kennedy's 5th Ave. apartment the other day ~o start work on a news-1111king commts· sion. He will paint the two Kennedy chi!· dr.n. Caroline and John Jr. • • 1n the plush places: • Claire Bloom, looking absolutely exquisite in evenlng trousers, took her mother to La Grocer· ia in Greenwich Vlll.aie where they din· ed on gnocci. In case you're not a gourmet, gnocci is a pQtato-based pasta usu· ally ordered by adventurous types who don't have to wat~h their waistlmes ... Ava Gardner made her usual pill(rimage to the Chateau Madrid, and as she has done in the past, Invited the flamenco guitarists and singers to her hotel Uter the club closed The fiery entertainment went on until dawn. George flamllton's date the other night at the Charles V was Candy Bergen, Edward Bergen's daughter ... . Don Ameche raised his famous bwtone tn the throng at Asti's while Tito Schipa, Jack .Jones and Milrgaret Whiting ap· plauded him. • • • William Bradford Huie. author of "The Americanization of Emily," which was made into a highly amusing but controversial movie, is c\lrrently workmlil on another book which should cause even more of a brouhaha. It deals with the Misslsoippl murders and will be titled "Three Lives for Mississippi" . . . . The young Hollywood crowd has fallen bard tor marijuana. Many of the newer a~t · resses and juveniles are flirting with the btggest cinema scandal In a long time. Abbey Lincoln's blghly·acclaimed Jl"r· formance in "Nothing But A Man" has resulted in a flood of stage and screen offers. The jazr singer, wife of drummPT Max Roach, surprised everyone by em· arging as a serious dramatic actress .. Yul Brvnnet won aa impressive sum at the Las Vegas gambling tables the other evening, but he made the mistake of goin~ back the following night. and lost it all . . The show blz set is giijglina over the story of a movi~ director who all· nounred he was going to divorce his wife. He was, but after he consulted his lawyer, he discovered that it would be just too expensive. So he solved tb~ problem - reconciled with her! _-.... Hatlo secolld bost ......, In the ma· jor leagues with a 17·7 recant last yeor, signed hlo IMii ...,.. tract with the Cincinnati lid !or a "nice raise" Tuesday. O'Toole, wbo said be wes "oomplelely satisfied" with the J-=. 1 Louisville a dole may produce diarrhea, vomiting, convulsloms and headaohe. It ohould nol bo taken by anyone ""'ltm to quii!IM or with Ill tnlltltcl hllll or bllll bWck. Skipped boMita are mort ofllll lllDQYinl than 111 btdlcallon of lll'1out trouble. If your doctor MY' your ok1ppeo belli .,.. the barmita Yari«y, It would ckl DO b4l"JJ to dlscontlnuo. w" • hll'l 1 1 mo•l people wblll taktll Ia tho prascrlbnd dose. Too larr• o., Jaa. 20, t-.a CINCINNATI (UPl) - PI~ enth member el lbe or Jim O'Toole, who bad come to ltriDL 1 fQr a while? A - Qubddlne pDDconala Qllin&glute) Is a safe ~ for PaYi"' 18 I naglute several months for lrregul~r beart beat!!. Will con- 'I'm ""''lblng It, doll!' contract, indicated he would he gunning lor the opening day asoignment April 12 against visitlng Milwaukee. Redl lit FITID Dlreetor Jim lld4liP, lin ~ .doll Jadl Clllldl will manop lite. Reds' Pen!J>. aula club ill lite Claat A Caro!ina League IIIII , _, And the Reels lllped left. handed outlleldor Wes Dun. 22, Clinton, N.C.; third base!DaD Russ Perdue, II, Wafll", N.H., and Bob McDade, eateber from Heoder1011, N.C., to 1J!16 CODtracts wttb PeainiU1a. Southern'• 7th, The aouthpaw was the .ev- 8th Graders Win Dick Weber Out in Front Q-AnAjlnlolblollld~ !tiP clomtl (OOd lor redtlotug bloocl preuure! Ntltber c1ru1 takt11 alone tMems to ckl 1111 any pl. A - Rydralubte ("- lint) aod 111ethyldopa (Aid~ met) are both of value Ia reductug the blood pra..uro. Hydralazine wbould not bo laken by anyone who bas coral» ary heart dlse.... kidney age or who has had a stroke. taking Anyone GOSSlP IN GOTHAM The Southern Tomadoeo post- Imany wins. SW had won three I lead al halfitime aod wu wilb :1> point. 011 eight buckets , Southwestern ed their s1xth win ol the season slraight, however. front 67-44 wben the &bird quar-. and four foul shots. Athea had Southern with an ~ victory nver visit· Southern held a healthy 25-13 1ter ended. Celile!" Nonoan Nor- ~ 18. Hing Southwestern before the advantage at tbe end of the ria led the Tornadoeo in the Coacb Craynor Slone's Torna· i So~th:este~-:- ~~2G · smallest crowd evet· to view a first period olter jumping Into thin! canto IICOring with nine. 1 does hit on 35 of 85 sttempto 1 · ac son • . •1 high school cage game in the VJe driver's seat at the very Price emerg<ld aa the game's from the field lor a 41 per cent 11 ~ 11 4~ Bi':';t. :2, new gymnasium. start of the outing. leading scorer with 24 poinll average while SW hit on %3 of --4. r -· · rlver 1 Less than 175 paid Clllltom-1 Seniors Larry Price and lon 11 field goala and two free 60 for 31 per cent. 2. Totals 23 (17-211) e:I. ers were on hand to see the Gordon Fisher I~ the ftr!t throws. Fisher followed closely Southern's Reserves won a Southern - Price U-2-24; Tornadoes climb mto a quick I pt.!riod attack al:S they poured 1with 20 whlJe NorriJ had 18 4S-25 decJsiOn over Southwest.. Fisher 8-4-20; Norria 6-6-18; 1ern. Sberm Cundiff led the win· Baer 3·241; McKelvey lead and then go on to clobber in 16 points between them, Iand Marvin McKelvey II . S-1·11; the Highlanders for thtdr [ourth 1Priee nine and Fisher seven. I Southwestern scoring hotshotlners witb 24 and Notter acored McClintock 1~2; Adams 1-2-4; IO>s of the ...,son against as , Southern held a solid 44-24 ROO Cook led the llighlaoders lseven lor Southwestern. Cirele 0-IH>. Totals 35 117-24) 87. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Pi~cher Jim O'Toole S~ With 'Nice Raise' T~ay In! SAYS We Have AGood Record A Tornadoes Level Highlanders 89-63 DOCI'OR Top Things Off AILSTARS lhould hevo frequent Cut Your Own Taxes: 13 , vlous ~ars . Tlti.o windfall Income lor 111M could ha"" come from 1 hili promotion with a substantial •alary Increase, perhaps a lizale incentive bonus, bas saved him $11,580. Reno II how he determined bb lal 1111- lt9,1100J .. . .. . . . . . . 12,1100 empliolts llav. bMt claimed. Averqablt lllcomt . . $li0,000 'lbe ~ Cll llaVIlll The tu 011 1..1 of the ..anable your tuable tneome averagable income figures for the four previous 1$4,11001 is found years Is readily apparent. II thb way : you do not bave copies of the Tu on 516,1100 14-3 ol mums lor those year• you may t.DIIII plua 1-5 ol llbtam pltotaotallc eoples lrom no,ooo) 3,500 the revenu~ director m the dl.s- tax on $1!,000 (4-3 of $9,000 . . ~.420 Tu on 1-li Averagablo Income . . . .. . . . . 1,180 To find the lola! tax: T1Jx on $11,000 (H of trlct In wh1ch you filed. He will charge you 50 cents for each page copied. Because the taxable Income figure changed from Page l to Page 2 o! the returns during some of those years, to be on tho sole •ide onier copies o! both Pili'"' lor each of the lour years. Should you need those copies, don't wail until tbe last Leo! $9,000) . .. .. .. . . . . . . . 2,420 Tax on averagable income (5 X $1,081)) . . . . . . . . . UIO Total tax . . . . . . S7 ,820 A year ago wllh blgltu IBll moment. Your revenue diret.... tor and ba staff wUI be busy at that time liandlin8 tho rush of newly !iled returns. 111te1 ud no lncom.e averaglq; ector's and adre11ea. Bal the priDdple Is DOl llllllh4 to lbese «"JUJI' aBel the tu-savbJg lea· proc.aare tile iame laXJlayer would bave paid $10,ftlt oo b1a 3!,811 tuable Income. may be used profitably by aay lall)layor to wbom oerlalo basic nles, wbtt'• we wW e&plohl, apply. You are now permitted to avorage all types of Income "'cop! <:ep~al gains, gambling profits, Income from lilto and boqlH!!tS and premature dlstr!bution recolved by owner-..m· ployers under a pension plan. lure Note that reference has been made throughout tbi> discussion to taxable income aad Dill !NEXT: Tbe cltaog01 OD cbltd eare.) Notes From Foreign News Cables By JOSEPH W. GBJGG United Press International PARIS !UPI>-SI8m are mut. tiplyiug that Presideo\ Charles With the tax rate increasing severa l points with eacb as- stance, use the threat as lever.. age to obtain the drastlo revl· si.., of the treaty he deems es- sentiaL But rebuilding of NATO In line with his own Ideas Is clearly very much In hls miod these days. He bas hinted at tt In several of his recent 80Dli·On- de Gaulle of France has set his sights on drastic changes in tbe Atlantic Alliance by 1919. These changes coold include plliJiog France out of the North Atlantic Treaty Organi7ation (NATO) . cending brocket, the sa•ilti• ,..,ahing from holding income down into a low brackot are n!adily apparent. The rule lo effective wben... or taxable income 1..- 19!i1 Is at least $3.000 more than four· nual news conferences. Asked point-blank by news· men at a New Year's rece~ They certainly would lnvolv. top • to • bottom revamping of NATO Its.!!. thir<ls of the overage tuable Income lor the lour previous tloo the other day whether he planned a NATO walkout, he roplled, "! think the present form of the AthmHc organlza· tioll is 1101 destined to last Jn. definitely. No one lltlnb it Ono main De Gaulle objec· years. This excess is termed I ·'Vtr8JJ8ble income. The tax tiVM is to strip NATO of its "integrated'• and "supranatioo- on it is the lax oo one-liltb of the averaaable income multi· pUed by live. To i:: ..strato the working! of the new rule let's take a hypothettcal c.,. : Tom Jones, a married man whoso wile had no income of ber own Ill 1961, bas had an av· erage taxable Income of t!.tiOO for the lour preW>as years. Last year, because of a new lob oa 1 commission basis, ho had a taxable lllcome ol $:12,· al aspects that 1te find• so oil- 000. As we ao through hi! income averaaia& procedure you ..m '" bow thls oue rule chant~e jeclionable. should. n Anotbor would be to ease the United States ou1 of the NATO drivers seal-<10methinJ tbat Ia After asserting that NATO must be cltanged, De Gaulle added "but the Allantle Alii· anoo Is another matter. 'lbe •I· llaDce and sbould I.ut.' increull!IIY Irksome to the natlonolisticaUy • m I n ded old Freoc:h leaJer. WbJ 19691 On April f, 1969, the North Atlataic Treaty will be 20 yean old aod Article 13 proVIdes !bat from then <lllWards any mem· ber state can TjUit on one year'o notice. Whether De Gaulle actually would walk ou1 of NATO Is ml yet certain. He milht, lor Jn. te not destroying too many while blood He tlhould a~ so bove liver • funelion tem. The drug should not be aivea to pragnant women. .,.,u,. lo &l'flll looome for tho year. Talablo Income Ia !bat IJilOWll ..,malnlne from. total lneomo alter aU declucttcma. credlla lor chpoodortts and peraonal ••· der the new formula: Taxable lncomo lor 111M $11,1100 4-3 But Period Income steady work with mU<h overHme after sewral lean y~ars or even a clean-up made on a qui! show. It's all dut to a now fteture Jn the Revenue Act ot 1164 talleel "inrome av~raglng. ., TIJe big parpose o! Income overoflnl h to If•• a tal break to - · persoM wbb wtde Oaetuatlons Ia ID<ome, ulallJ lltbletes, prize fig•ten, aodtors, blood counta to make aure the drug 'Average' Out Big Income Year By R.Av Dl! CRANE NeWipllplr Enterprite Am. You lite 1n for a pleasant ourprUe when makina out your Income tar return Jf durinl 1984 your total Jncomo wu considerably more than It hid averaged during the four - methyldopa Q- My luubaDd hal ben told he hes Wri~hl's dlseue. Wbat Is tho cause and wbal II tho treatment? A- Wrflbt•• di'!'.eaH 1n m adUlt shows up in weakness with pains or tingling in one or both arms. The hand oo the affected side may swell. Although this condition Is not related to Rayoaud's disease, some of the symptoms an s~ • I ilar and the two cond.llions may be caused by prolonged reoching upward as occurs In paint. Two Contests on Tap Mmmmmscrumptlous inB or wash!~ a ceiling or pick. Idea! Eat out tonight. Find RESTAURANTS fast in the YELLOW PAGES. Where your flngefi do the walking. tug fruit If allowed! o IJrllllrOU, gangrene of the fln&er tiP' may result. The· only treat~ reo commended is to discont1nue pursuit that require prolonged stretching of · the lrlllll above the head. Q - Wltat II the cause and the treatment of astigmatism? A - Aotlgmatlam is a visual error caused by 10 abnonnal CLrvature of the cornea. Ia most victims it Is a hereditary defect. The result Is a ~ ening of tho im1111e Ia axis of the fiE!ld ol vlslo!L TIMo only treatment Is to wear Win59-21 &lasses or CODtact lenses. THE DAILY SENTINEl DEVOTE[, TO INTlfltEn 01' MiiGI MASON AltBA l:klleN 1. Qw.n, Pu.. IM., CU.ter Tenm~ttlll APPLIANCE ldltor Publl&bl4. every afternoon e~~:c:ljll: Sundar by Tbe OMo YaliQ Pablllllo lnC Compllll.)' UO llleebanie St. PQIDaroJ, Q]Wt . Bllnlaeu Of(tca phcm. W'Y t-llH. JiUitQrW pbo.. WY • 1147. . Enter_. u Jtcond cluJ ma111n1 matter at th11 po" urftu iU PoJDerQJ. Ohio. Niitloual ad•arti'tq np,...n.C.. tive BottiaelU ll:lmtt1U . Jnc ., :HI ~ Ave., N. . Yulil. ChJ', New Plumbing - Heating Your Dependable Cuter For '.I PLUMBING VGr•. Sublttlpllon rate•: Dellvend .,. carrl-.r wbwe .,..U.t.bl•, 30 ~t1 pa' wHII OIM ynr In advanl'e 8t t~ Paily &utlnl Offlt., a15.to: •'-montbJ, n .IID: tbrM montbe 83.110, fl•• lttotor Rouu where carrier tvvlce~ not avaUable, OM tr.Qilltb t1 30. . . ....U: OD JIU 110.00: St. DWUII. . .. . ftao• ...... ., .... AND HEATING Phono WY ·2-2550 BtRRY'S READY· MIX CONCRETE FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. Portable Cleaner SWEEPER y..,, thr....,. eSTEAM & DRY IRON - - - - $UUB --:. -. I----------o.u., "Cut Ollt OWn Tlnrao" SeodiHI 419, Dept, A, llf' SERVICE ' ' --·- ---------. G.l. Carload Discount Prices Cl. a. I P.bolla City St..itn, I I ..... Yer\1 19, N.Y. ,..... ....,. _.___,cop!M of 11"C:ut Your Own I T•ao" lt .SOc he'""" my chtdr -_,...,for$·--I i..._ .-....... I I Clty . ..... ·ll ,. I 1"'- allow thNt wMIII ftr dtllvwrl · JIM """'' With Attachments l H.P. Motor MODIL CtD _ G.E. MODEL F60 • &It The G.E. Swivel Top With Attachments y.., an 1M ..Witlooul, nluoble to help f..- e 64 11111• Mok uc:ut Own Te-,' ..,..l..le Mly this newspaper, The looolc ..ntains all of the Information Included in the _... appear!"' I• thlo nowopeper PLUS _ . . , _ To......., a apy, limply -11 tho coupon bs'r», er •nil yew • - . ...... ...., 50 cents te •cut v- Own y._u e/o The Dally Sentinel, P. 0. a. 419, Dept. A, Roelle City Stwtlen, New Yortc 19, N. Y, MW G.E. •, RA~IO I. T.V. We Rapair All Constrvdlon Grode Lumber: 2x4's, 2x6'o, 2x8'a end other fromlng materiel•. Check our price Makao.& Mdcltla Also REAL SAVINGS on roofing, flooring, siding, paints·and plywood. CLELAND'S T.V. HoqG & ZUSI»AN MATERIALS CO. ' SPU554 c- . . , . . ,.. ctfdJ ~= ,. -. MASON, W.VA. ~-· ,."._..., _:.._ ·• -·-. ·- ... - •Combination S•ndwich-Wilffle Grill $21.95 Completel)' Auwmatic With~ Dill!. G.E. eNO FUSS eNO MUSS eNO WASTE J DtliveNd Dirtcl To Your Job SKILLET -....,.............._ $19.95 Sllbmersible Wtlb Romovab!e Ilia! eolwel, -·- GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. WY2-3284 PA<;E ST. "' H&R MIDDLEPORt; :o. .. �,. \ , Bids Awardoo ,_. .0 hio UHanded Opportum"t EVANS HAS EVERYTHING IN FOODS IJ~ijl .:4nd at Low, Low Prices plus U. S. Cov't. in _oected \. ; •• ~· ~~,..:;,J:.~·· FRESH FRYING SUPER MARKETS CHICKIN_S Corner Second and Mill MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 12-C1. lex Choc. or lanana Oh~':!~u! ~~!~t; todn;; :::u~~l =~= ~ t,~ tow~, $276,234. . Vmton: ~rade, dr~m pave .37 miles of Oh10 m a~d m E~ and M~d1son townshipS and STORE HOURS: Monday Thru Thursday-9 to 6 Friday ond Soturday-8:30 to 8:30 . P'avmg ProJect , build a brtdge over Raccoon Creek, Engle Construction Co., McArthur, $113,605. unveiled plan8 for the Ohio Unl· veroity Collere of Education to O!sume responslbiUty for d.,_ velopment •and Implementation ol the educational program at the Fairfield Schools for Boys near Lancaater. The beard lnclud<'<l a $1,100,000 allocation in its budget for the project. "The purpos• is not just to provide instruction to these troubled boys," said Dr. John D. Millett, chancellor of the board. "More important, tt is to provide a major part of the ex· pense for development o1 in· structlonal materials for youths whose educatillnal background h~s ~en inadequate or defiCJent ,m some particular re. spect. , He erplained that the univer. stty's staff has been working on a system rur taking over all Irewsk1 <~ ~Why'" 111e planl!t Padeo! nally SetJHnet. Pomm.,•Middleport, o.,- Ju. •· 1_ . bw-1ed Arljngtoo - ~ in iIs vailable In seeretarial, aeoeral National Cemetery? In Fairfield School·Work COLUMBUS (UP! I - The Highway ,Department Monday opened b1ds on 14 highway lmprovement projects around the otote. Total department estl· mateo on the projects were $9,· 210,'183. Included were: Athen5 : Grade, dram , pave and resur!ace 4.7 miles of U.S. 33. m York ~ Dove_r townsh1ps, and bu1ld a br1dge over Monday Creek, Engle Cnstruclion Co., M~rthur, tl ,842,409. Athens: Grade, dram and pave 2 miles of Ohio 124 in Troy T~wnship and build a bridge over the Hocking River, W. M. Brode, Co., Newcomers- Swift's Premium- Tender GroWD Y In Route 33 , Green Stamps day ...en~ngs Mm s to , ,so "· .m. Dtploma programs are a- :!:ce~n:leb'::'.=lc~m·::~ai. ion. and 1967, in "an experimental effort." __ The board also announced It hall eotabHshed sll: professorships, each payillg $25,000 annually, to bonor top faculty members at alate universities. The salary Is equal to that r,_ ceived by Gov. James A. Rbodes. The new rank of "regents profesoor" is aimed at keeping top teachers and researchers in Ohio, according to the an- 1 nouncement. ---ANNVIJNCE CLASSES The 1965 Sprillg Quarter will begin February 13 for all mght cJasses at GaUipolis Busim'Ss 1 College. All persons tnterested . should obtain 1 catalog a n d I registration form now at the business college office. Classes are held on Monday and Thurs· 1111 A - Whoa tloe piulll died ln New Yerk Ia lHJ, tlae n. partmeat of Stale offered I COMPLETES COURSE l ::'por~ 1 pla:.r•r: , y. wu "• LETART, W, V.a - Gilmer ' N. Warner, son of Mrs. Audrey School, Aberdeen Provillg C. Warner, Route 2, Letart, W. Ground, Md., Jan. 15. Warner Va., completed a fire control i.s a 11161 l!"aduale of Point Plea· mstrument repair courBe at the sant High School and attended Army Ordn.mce Center and IGienvllle State College. ";:llag today, tllat IJie lfflll plaa- 1<> P~ . - *' ........ remalDI ......... -ed lcame , _ . . . Fabric Shop'slarfalnsly ... Yri 1 CLEARANCE 1 LOT 54 INCH F-..._..........._......,.:.;;;;..~~:;.,;;~~:;;;;:::;:;_...,...,11 JERSEY MATERIAL, Reg. 2.79. yd. 1.98 SALE! KITCHEN R~ ,4 7\ f I .i'J.l l ~ • DRAPERY PRINTS · · ··· · · · · · · 2 yds. $1 C'LEJ1 T,C'E LAD I ES H A TS SALE • • • 1• 95 tO 5,95 I e Many Other Fabric Ia..... 1 NEW SHIPMENT SPRING PIECE GOODS SPECIAL ON ALL-WEATHER COATS The Phillips Sisters Style Shop Fabri~ Shop Singer Sales & Service 115 W. Second Court St., Pomeroy WY 2·2284 . Pomeroy IIEMNER PIES Coupon (hod o~ho Thru ....... Jon. 23rd At Any .,.". TIDE DETERGENT EVANS COFFEE 5c Off Large Size WITH THIS COUPON AN• PUICHASI O'r 2-Lb. ,kg. Swift'• Premium M. , Reg. IREMNII Coupo" Good Only T~ru kt.• Jon. llrd At Any 1-lb. '"'"' Con Breash lb. lb. .- J TREET AND P&IICHASI OP1 1 u.. s l'ka. ., Ov•r NUTS 12-••· In Sholl Cans 4c Off Ceuoon ()ocl- Only lhru lot.. JGn. 2lrd At Any !Yan• SwansDown CAKE MIXES MARTHA WHITE - lb. 10 FLOUR bag U. S. (;ov'i. lnspacted 89c BOLOGNA 39c Sliced ly·Tho-Pioco lb. ... 59c "''' 49c ShOU ldII Vea I Cho DS .,,,-------------lb. Rill Veal Chops ---------··------ lb. 79c Loin Veal Chops --·---·------ 1•· B9c Veal Cltlats ---------------·------------- lb. 'I" C'ity Ch"ICktn '"" V••l ''" Cu~••• Ita. 19c Veal BI'Hih ,., , ....,.. 1•. 39c HYVrado-Wost Va. lrand ''Yitomin-l'illecll'resh fruits & Yegef9hles Direct fram Sunny 1'/oriclo \ " I $ or Sic. Y. Cling lb. ·center Cut lb. Sliced lb. No. 2112 PfACHES c Doz. Onlr $ ..... F&P Bartlett Pears, Fruit Cocktail or Elberta Peach Halves •· · .. · .. lb. 59c WHOLE ••· •· · · .... · · lb. 49c CENTER SLICES · · · -· · lb. 89c ... PORK LOllS 79C Firm & Fresh I HEAD 6 ao3 6 cans 303 cant 'I 'I pkg., I. Miracle Beech-Nut 3os 'I & cant 303 'I & cant 303 'I & can• 21, 'I 3 cant so3 'I 8 cant Cai·Ida 9 1-lb. w~~~.d2 C Jar Choc. Chip Cookle1 8u»•r Cookl•• G.W•n 'rult 4 •••• '1 I \ ' ~ NEW YORK (UP() Dwight D. Eisenbower, In a new call for Republican unity, says the November presidential campaign haa led many in the GOP to the "mlltlken impression" that reactionary, racist and ••· tremist friDges have gained in· fiuence In the party. Writing In the Saturday Ev,_ ning Post, the former President called on Republlcana to put aside their differences and all""" on a plan for building up their power and infiuence. He ll8ld ho was "deeply concerned ,.... 39c Pk•• 3 'C:~. '1 3 ::;. '1 Sa".&.e ROLLS ..::::::suJ::':. F. Pinr.elli of Athens against the Athens County commisoiones. Pincelli asked the courts to stop payment of $00,000 of the Ohio Bridge Co. of Cambridge for building two bridges in the county. He claimed the rommiflsioners violated state Jaw which requires comm,.sioners to adverllse on projects not normally performed by county road crews. The commissione<' have indicated they wm appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court. The Pincelll suit was considered a· test c&se. "This is a time lor dedicated · Republicans to search out and COLUMBUS (UPI) - State remind ourselves of those ll"eal Agriculture Director John M. areas of policy on which we a- Stackhouse said Monday hog ll"ee not to quarrel over past 1 chOlera outbreaks have been or present di£ferences of opin- reported ln Greene and Wood Jon," Eisenhower said. counties. All hog producers are asked Employees Credit To Meet January 30 former president of the credit union and now state representative for CUNA Mutua) Insurance Society out of Madison, Wise., will be the epeakar. Door prlzel wlll be awarded and a color film of European travel will be shown. Man belongs to the Chordata division of the 1nimal kingdom. Clover Farm Store R9ut~ 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Jr. 2 31c PlE Jara Wheat Corea! .lc katlt lvano IROWN 'N SEIVI 2Pkgo. 39c to report Immediately any suspected illness in their animal~ to veterinarians. "Speed of reporting is vital in the eradication ef hog ch0lrra,' said Stackhouse. He also urged the producers to ha1•e all pigs properly vacclnaled and refrain from feeding them raw pork table •craos which can contain the cholera virus. The director attributed the current outbreak to the illegal Jmportation of reeder pi8S from Kentucky. ---First U. S. naval vessel to circumnavigate the earth was the USS Vincennes. which compleled the 46-month voyage in June of 1830. BRUD 2t~.·· 2Pkgo. 39c '· Orongo lulco 2 23o Cant ' SallllwiU: ,IIP ,..,, ' '31• •ka· Gt. .,L \ 0~" I to I Moft, ,HONE IH 2-5543 RT. 12!4 Thru Sit, SILVER FLEECE SAUER KRAUT Your Local C.F. Store Gives Quality &Low Price EVAPORATED MILK ~~:~~ ­ 7 $1 NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE COLGATE TOOTH PASTE ~sE,G_.- :~~:· 63c 45C BEEF STEW 39C WHITE MONDAY BLEACH c AJAX LAUNDRY DETERGENT 1 :~:s $1.00 PEAS 7 c:~~ $1,00 toll ClftS ARMOUR'S OR DINTY MOORE - - - TEEN QUEEN EARLY JUNE SWEET 1112 lb. · -- - can '12 gallon plutlc jug gi.ont79 SIZe Righi box Reserved To Limit Quantities PURE PORK lb. gallon • IU9 s IT'S REAL. .. It's N•.~l pkg. Oelrcrou$.r HALF GALLON FLORIDA SEEDLESS J 9c ORO-FRESH FORDHOOK • - OVIIH I!J"' · Bread ...., 22o lEAD l .... 1 Pound - -- - -- - - - - - 39c Fairmont Countryside COFFEE CAKE . DINNII .11ft.. IOLU lb. l-Ib. Package - - - - - - - - 39c Food Bug! ..NOll • IOLU For Seasoning--FRESH GRADE A HOMOGENIZED DBIGNED·REMODElED ·KITCHENS Wl DO IT- FOR LESSI . APPLES . Now vou ean bave that new ldlehen RotpoiDI cu• tom llwlt-IJ!s for 1111 hOJDe. ilASY TERMS. . · Ingels Furniture Phone WY 2·2635 Middleport, c lb. LIMA BEANS MOM nil 111 Clover Farm Department Store Fifth and Pe1rl RACINE Jelly Streusel IAI!ID ;aatlD OIL Food Market "The Store Wltb A Hart" Hotpoinf Custom Built-Ins l'tqiiN ...... ~" OLAD RUTLAND ·TREAT COMPIJTII.Y katie RACINE Cholera Found In Hogs of Two Counties lEI APPLE:; 11C HI Protoln C..ocol IUD WRAP 100' 311 ,.u ~. '! t' ATHENS (UP()-The Fourth District Court of Appeals Monday ruled that county commi.s!ionen must advertise- lor bids before hiring road construction hrm1 for work on county roads. The couri upheld the decision of Athens County Common Ple88 Judge John Bolin In a taxpayers suit filed by Gabriel LYONS . Strainecl SUISHIIE Marprlne ..... 311 FRENCH FRIES Fine Bake•··foods MIX 01 M'lTCH Ore111 Sandwich 1 ""'· 490 EVANS oc FISH STICKS ,.,. Birds Eye AWAKE MARGARINE 3li 'I 4 cant PARlAY AT ANY I Mr. Jose Alonzo, "OZEN FOOD I - $1 6 14-cn. btl 303 'I 6 can• 303 'I 6 cans NAIISC:O 0110 " Or9uTMI FMIII MCh !ley - extN INa & l.lt'Y Now tt.ru Sot., JrnuNI" Ur4, lf6J Mrs. Paul'• c e1eh lbt • ., ,;.;..;;;, .,..,_ ' Ike, Worried, Asks Harder Work for Unity RAVENSWOOD - The 5th an· nual meeting of the Ravenswood Kaiser Employees Federol Credit Union, will be Saturday! January 30,, at 4:3(1 p.m. al Butldmg X, wh1cq. " on the plant side of Kaiser Aluminum. Ground _ , ar Ground Chuck Carrots \ LETTUCE 1~. ,, Bun HALF I I Center Cut Roast or Chopt lb. Cans FlP Oats1p FlP Out Breen B11ns FlP Sweat Peas F&P Calif. Spinach FlP Iraan Beans wh•l• FIP Iraan Beans ';~;t: FIP Stewed Tomatoes FIP Cal. Tomaton ';~~k F&P Sliced Beets small SHANK HALF · .. · .... lb. 49c $i09 5MOKED No. 2Yl FIP Whole Kernel Corn FIP Or. Style Corn •""· fnd Cut ,. ~ :::.·::~:~~I.silualion our par·- FRESH HAMS Canadian Bacon 89c Juicy Fresh TEMPLE Cans Swift's Pramlum, U. 5. Gov't. Insp. U. S. Gov't, Inspected OLD FASHION ~tllefts could 118 lp eveuted U ar OI'Dtll& fo1.. ,lowed tile lllDtl above. :Nearly 50 per II8Dt of ,1befla take place llecaWII! 'bJI w•ltlff ill Ul8 Cit. 'Sio.\el. ear Rump Veal Roats t": _______________ Swlft'o Toppy Brond Plain or Self Rise !Nearl)' 400,000 ears Ire 111tolen JeRlf ·llo the Uolted· ....p.,.... MILK FED VEAL SALE! ~. Veal Shoulder c ROASTS lb. -~~ ARMOUR* ~llOTICT FOOB A1JTO- U. S. Oov't. SWIFT'S PREMIUM WIJH THIS COU,ON 29c •• 49c Legs 59c Tender trown Oov""'mOIII lnopoiiM Cut Up FRYERS C1 Drip FIG lARS r. Commissioners Lose Test in Athens Ruling 10oz. Delicious or Winesep pkg. Ohio ~­ • c I lb. c �. - romlng _ alwayr becoming, OBI coven<! every IJIIII'Oll<h 1 5-Dally Sentinel, Pomerov-'Middleport, 0., Jan. SO, 1100 trytng, probing, railing, resting, to lbe President 's box. -- - - -wAsHINGToN and trying again - but alwaya The weatherman oUered a ed thr.. days of Inaugural fe&- to vlsil a late tll'l«.-. recep- , Seeurlty forees, baumed , gaining.' cloudy day, with freezing tern· tivltles, whicb brought lhoUI- tlon for state &<NIIIIOl'l at lilt ~-·• •• IO.Utlnued From PolO I) · c1a f to ands of vlst' tors here from ev· Sheraton Park Hotel hr by Jobo F. Kennedy's .... : "But change has given us peratures and WID o up e, " wbidl P'" rted to sustnotion, today matsbal. new weapons. Before this geu- 20 mtles an hour - very brae- ery state of the unlol!, and In- was almost mobbed by Ollthusl· that the state government led the most elaborate set , . IC<>ntmued From Page I) oration o1 Americans ;., finlsb· 1ng weather for lightly clad fused the capital with an a~ astlc woll-w!Sberl. The Prelloviding mort> than nail of of precaution• 1n history . hherty, bound In "'.''on: n was , ed, this enemy will not only re- girls on floats, but notlting mosphere at once redolent of dent and Mnt. JohnsoD ello total school expenditures, 1 for President Jobeson's meant one day to msptrort h e : treat _ _ it will be ronquered like the bowling blizzard which a political ronvention apd a dropped In for 15 mlnutea It 411 m1slead ing and nothing but ' Inauguration. An appeal for clothing and 1 hopes of all mankind. It binds ' .. J sf requires us to · re- buried Washington under eight Mardi Gras . diner In the State Department smoke screen to keep the Every possible step was household items was Issued to- ' us still. ubetce Wh a citizen de- inches of snow lor the 1961 , Tuesday, after working on his ballroom lor w1ltnen ol tho :teal truth trom Uhw parents being taken to prote<·l the day by the_ Callis County Chap- I And if ~e keep its terms we ~=~hi: ·Cello:~ sa~rng : His col~ Kennedy inauguration. ;I inaugural address, Johnson presidential Medal of J'ree. ih.d citizens. You don't have to Chief Executive. Thov inAmenean Red Cross, for shall flourash. . . his belief \ ,..:.Toda=~y~·8~c~-e~re~m~o~ru:·es:_~c~ti~m~ax~-~d~uc~k~ed;;_;o~u~t~o~l~t~h~e~W~h:i~te;_;;H~ous~e_;;;do;;m;;·:_... ist trickery ur gimmicKs to eluded a wall of bullet ter. the James Eakin s family whose I First, justice was the prom- , or lsdnflot m,me_ orthat momenst I . h h d h . are 1 eren , m ~ow the local property taxpay- 1 proof glass around the in· home was Ieve Ie d by a fire 1se t at a 11 w o ma. e t e fjourhe betrays Amer1ca, · lhoug h h.IS . ' ~r who is paying the school bill. augural stand at the Capi· uld share m the rmts Tuesday· . ney wo be ted th 1 1ore Brs crea f h 1 nd e na. 110n . They know . Every Ohio home to!. similar glass and 8 0 1 Acmn.ling to Lawrence Hub- 1 e 1 d. 1 . "Li berty was the second artiowner knows that his local pro- bomb-re.tstant steel plate . . , n a an o wea lth famt. 11es 1. t . h •1 de of our covenant. It was self-. I,M'rty taxes continue to climb at Johnson ' s reviewing er · ~ 1 ght children • rangmg from • 1must no 1we 1n UJ>t:! eS!o' pov· '11 1 age 12 to two-week-old twms, 1 t La d . h . ha t government and the 81 o stand in front of the as the state continues to default 1 8 11 1 rt~ m h rves ' Right s. But it was more : Amer on its constitutional obligation White House and an army I <tnd the mother and father lost e~ 1·fd n 1 110 . go .ungry. l ica would be a place where all their personal belongings inc renl mdusf h io provide adequate fund s for of 3,000 pollee and troops 1n a an o ea 1mg m1rac 1es, . . he be the fire which occurred of{ Rt. . hbor t t uff d each man could proud to I Ohio's 2,200,200 public school along the parade route. 554 on Stingy Creek Rd. , along 1dn~Jg t sdmdWI no s er an himself: Stretching his talents. ol!illlren.'' ~ II . M . bor der. ' •• un en e . .. . . k . tant ·111 1 . - - - - - - - - - - -' t he 1.a 1a - . e1gs re]OICJng m wor , 1mpor , 1 1n a 1and f 1earnmg, ; WASHINGTON-FOR LADY young the lif 0f hi 8 neighbon and · Hu ber said there are six people must be taught to read . h. ~ Bird Johnson the inauguration 1\r . IS nation tif her husband toaay is the tri0Sp1 l 1eWS bovs and two girls in the and wrtle. . How much more difficult ; nmphant culmination of a ----Eakins famity. For 30 years I have believed thi h· . b~ome in a world , .-· -- - -- - •this injustice to our people s as Gream they have shared for 30 I Entered Hospital Individu als wi shi ng to donate Ithis waste of our resources - where change and growth seem fears . . Those t'nlf'nnu Hub·.c r hos 11 it- clothin'" and household goods · lh F lo tower beyond the control, and REGULAR 7.op VALUES "' ~ ' was e enemy. or 30 years h . d t f we h e unnag ~e f"Irs La dy. w er . . . al during the pa st 24 hours in- should call one of three num- I have tought against lt . 1 kno~ even t e JU gmen' o m~n. RIDg confidence and behef m elu ded bers _ Emerson 7-75.14 Emer- .1 ,,1 t d . must work now to prov1de the ' 1 wu no surren er east 1y. k led d th und h sband ljim hav e _susl a med her u Mrs . F. Dixie H<d l, Ewing- son 7-7660, or Emerson 7-7740. " I do not believe the Great . now _ge an e surro gu-ough vtctory and defeat, ap- ton ; \trs. l\orman D Ho ll. HJO , . . mgs whtch can enlarge tht paspears to her fr iend s to be walK · , Grande ; Mrs . Dame! Fugett. The blaze was Gallia s hrst I SlOCietydts th~l ordb eredl.' change- I sibilities of every citizen." . b;g rural mferno of th e year . I ess a n slen e alta IOn of the I Before John""n placed his say Th d ing on air t hese ays. eY Ht 3. Pomeroy : Ral pfl R Sni""-' she ha s never ap pl:'ared more der Jr., .\1iddleport ; Mrs Clif- The Middleport Volunteer. Fire ; a~~s. ! hand on the Bible and rt!peoted j e Depart m"'nt was summom·d to It is Ihe excitement of the 39-word oath to "preserve, . f8diant than s he has d urmg th , lord (; E:bersbad1 Pumeroy; · . · 1 past few diiY"' nf m<~ugural tf's· Mrs . Arthur K~rwuud . ,\1tdd le- Lhe ftre j ' protect and defend the Consti- 1 Uvities . But through it all she port \1rs . Gt'r aid I< \\'t;tt!" Ht. HJW TEMPS i tution ." Hubert H. Humphrey , has never held her~.t> ll al~! l. iifw llle ; Scott T. States. • NEW YOHK tUPJ) The was formally installed as vice Erom those who helped fashion Hcn·•·n, 1H>Od Mrs James .'J. :Uanlt>ys Especially lowest temperature m the president. He fills an office 1 VALUES TO 14.99 !_ler husband's Nov 3 vtctory W!l:,un..Jr. Pt. Pleasa ni. Mrs lntt~ r~sted in Show umted States .as reported to which has been vacant since an 1 Earl W Carr. R<~vt•ns · ., . . tne U S Weather Bureau. this 1assassin 's bullets catapulted WASHINGTON - MURIEL wood Wtllie LI'P Nf'a l. J I he family of_ S~gth VIrg~ morning, excluding Hawaii and Johnson into the presidency on Humphrey, "my girl, the ~ret- \\ e::;t Columbia . Jay Stone, r. _1m 1 ;ta~Py enJOY t e Bo I Alaska, was 11 below at Bis- Nov . 22 , 1963. 1 11 tit!~l member nl our tcllm to Arhuckll' 1 1-1 St:'rgrnl. Jk n ' pe Cs~ n stlmas _s hhow 0 ~ tele- l marck, N. D. The high Tuesday YIELDS TO INSISTENCE 1• ~be vice president-ele~t. today! derson. O.rnllr c Rosscgger. ,.J.., Ion .· um ay rllg t w ule ~n was 82 at Imperial, C::~l if. I The inaugural stand on the , relished thr moment lor whll' 1 H<JVt>nsw.. od . (l;nT rwe Pearson lclllr with U. S. armed forces 10 i 1steps of the Capitol was enclos- i She campaigned from 1-I<Jwa n to Lakin . Mr.; Herbf'rl T. Sands. \'i! :l :'>l am . f?r sev eral rt-:=~son.s .: LAWYER DJES ed in bullet·proof glass. So was ' Alaska . lruntun . June i\·1 (;ree n. lnm- lhe most Important was see- , CLEVELAND (UPI) - Wil- · the President's parade-review· , _ made ton. Edward Rdrhelderfer. m . 111g .I 1m \1anlev as the show House. · - Wearing a d ress sne . !tam Knowles , 55, Cleveland , ing box at the Wh'Jte {lerselt . <.1 ~own as s lylJ s~ and 1. J<wksnw ~lrs J Carl Pu gh. \\ ;L" hi~ pfrog~el ss .. He dhad wnt- la wyer, died today in Mount I Despite hi s preference for an . mau" IPn J>; am1 y m a van~:e to . . . . 1 h · lded t th s l;le.coming as any on tile e> . Ironton : Hobert I... Ca nnon. lrHospit al ot mJunes re- . opP-n car , e y1e o e e- 1 1 1uo k 1or h lm .m t hc J erry Col- . Srna1 ubert E . d I F 'd . .. , t S . ' . . t H M !{tal stan d . rs. · ... onton · ."-lvrta M O"Nt•rL Rt 1, , . ce!'l-'e ast n ay 1n a ttve-car i ere erv1ce s msts ence that Pumphrey was on hand to hear Scottown .· m:n_a 'h 1 :".h 1 l~J the sh,ow troop crash on the Shoreway_ ; he ride to and from the Capi· Der husband take the natll of Births \.HIS In _len lOSplta . Several 1 ,. tol in an armor-plated limou- 1 In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeldo lffice of vice presi.dent . " this Mrs Norman D Roll . Rio a.rPi.l '>t'rv Jcem en are in the Viet l FUNERAL CHANGED sine with a protective 'bubble e Ail sales cash 11. truly thr be~tnning. 1 he Gnlflde. dt.IUgh lPr. 7 Ol.i p.m :\'::m area. .. . I Funeral services for Henry · top " POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI !{art something new for a!\ Mrs Danie l V. ~'ugell. HI. 3. Sg t K \ 1 a~le:rCs wJ[e, the fo~- S. Smith, Racine. have been Thre thousand police and • Ail sales final J}. us ," shP s;:ud I Ul'Sd ~y n J ~ht Pornno.v. d:1ue.htt·r. 8 :12 J .m ml'r ay 'an ooney , and their • changOO. to Friday at 2 p. m . ' troops guarded the parade at a jam-packed rcc{'pt JOn g1v Dischargt-d , ~wo Clltldren. Mlcha.el and at Ewing Chapel. with burial i route, while Secret Service ~ tor her husband . \1rs . Bud Shafft'r . and dauS!h·' o'a . !\enee, res ide m the J. J. in the Letart cemt!tery. 1 agents wltb automatic weap: WASHINGTON- THE MQST ter Mrs. Rober! Gibbs and son, av is apartment on A~h St. , - --·----- - - -- --·------- - - -{ev. John J . Carhcrry was ap- Mr~ Oddie F: :lCJs. \"Irs . Hur ley 1 Hts p:u·ents are \tr. and Mrs. · Catb· ·· . . Walton Manley . xunkd 10 day as Rom.t 11 Ctmode, M1rwm Boul!a1n. John Jlic bishop of Columbus. fio.«.;e\ 1. liO\ -\ sburv. \'1 rs Vt>terans Mt>morial Hospital • lhio . James W~lker . ~irs . H<Jrlo w AD:v!ISSIONS - Willard Eb;The appointment by Pope Rr 11 wn . Ltmer Bowm<Hl . O m· t'fab:1ch. Puml'rnv . Rol:tert Gil· 1 !fiul was annowwcd by th_e nie Phillips , A. C. Coen . J. L. more. New 1-l avl:'~. Martha Phil· l \lost Hev . Egidw Vagnoz~l, Cavins. Mrs Sharon Ba uch. l1ps. IU.ICJnl'. Lowel l Wingett, ~~stolic delegate to the llntt· Mrs . Ernesf Criner, Roy CepPomeroy. eif States. Carberry, who has ler. W1l!ard Fields. Mr s Carl DISI 'HAR( if:S - Sameul *n the ordmary of the Dio- Snyder, Reitz Sayre, Dewell Middl~port; Teresa , :ise of Lafayette, Ind ., since .lnnt>s. Ccorge Htun dton. Hex Kmney, \',J s t· ..\1iddll'pn rl ; Owen Nutter, 1~57, succeeds Btshop Clare net' Tom s, Mrs. Barton Pear so n. Heedsvi\le; Vernon Donahue, • c::~ 'lsservnann . Mrs. William Thnm<.~s . Mrs. REG. $5.95 H<mne: N(jndr s Fields, New ):!.EVELAND-THE CLEVE· Mollie Adkins . E L. Neal. Havf!n ; Donald Harris , Long .&nd Indians today announced Hotto.'T1. Mr~ . J aek Braley and ~ return to Rocky Colavito ~ Tommy John and outfielder son, Pomeroy; Karen Price, ·~ .)11.- a three-way Cll:'al with tbe Tommie Agee go to the White Pomeroy ; Hugh Roush , Pome· Chicago White Sox and the Kan· Sox. roy . 18s City Athlelles. Chi cago wil l :-•:nd outfielders Just Ask For It! the Tribe will get Colavito :vi ike Jler shbf'rger and .)Jm· ' CIC TO MEET WHILE ~m the Athiet1c.s and Carni!io •.; md1s to 1\;m~~" (1t y. a long · A meeting of the Meigs Coun329 To Give Aw•y ~on from the While Sox . with a pitcher tu be n:.~med at THEY LASTJ 8 OZ. SIZE ty Commumt y Improvement 1 :atcher John Romano, pitcher . a later dale. corporation will be held to_;~..__ --mght ill lhe offices of the Co~ pY.<t:«+:.»:« lumbu s and SoUthern Ohio . \~ RUGGED f.: 1 i Electnc Co. In Middleport at , BRECK DR. SCHOLL'S ' . 7<JO p. m. Among busmess to h1• condul'led is the election of ~ ,; new offil'ers. All interested per· I son!'. are asked to attend . WATERPROOF' ·;-:· UPI Briefs Inaugural SpeeCh TeX t <uPu-1 Appeal Made For Family m Loss by Frre I i ·===-=-=•l 1 January Clearance SALE NOW IN PROGRESS •taJ JJ LADIES' ° FLATS b:- Walking Heels Dress Heels I eCOMPLETE 6.88 7.88 8.88 LINE OF 1 BOOTS FOR FHE FAMILY Chapman-Canaday 8 or San- 1 Mc- 1 "FREE" LADIES BIRTHDAY ALMANAC LAVORIS Bathroom Scales MOUTH WASH --47 ~uLovA Gr· r' .~~-· MARRIAGE APPLICATION Clarence William Andrews, Pomeroy, shop assembler, and Mildred Clara Bowen, 'EI, Porn- I eroy. 27 1 .".: ' HE11tESS OF TIME - Gleamlnr stallll~ss ''~~ ~ taSl' that ltlls ~cu lime end dat• at 1 11ance. Wat erproGI'. ~e ll · ····'I t' wlndint:, sweep 17 300's ' BAYER ' CREME RINSE ~tcnnd !land. lewels. DAU llllt& Tellt tllllt ana dala 1t 1 llantt. Wst.t~ prool", self..,.lndlnt. $mallll strled eombfnation link afld band. All 1talnltM lite!. 17 )ewell. l!lpsn$ktn S. Our i>Unllllit Collection of 8ULOYA Watchel From $24.75 FINED $25, COSTS Gerald McDaniel, Pomeroy, was arrested by Pomeroy Police Tuesday on an assault and bat~ lery charge. He was fined $25 and costs by l\·1aynr Charles Legar Tuesday night. ACTION DISMISSED An action by the State of. Ohio agamst Betty Swan, Middleport has been dismissed In Melga County Common Pleas Court on application of the complainant. REG, $1.00 - - - - REG. $1.39 REG. 45c VALUE_ $1.49 - -99c Vital is Reg. 35c ,. TUSSY WIND & WEATHER LOTION Jury \ I 1\ ptcturt lhln ll ' T¥ . 14.000·¥011 t>OftlOI"I· ... Chi Ills with •illld Mlp&round •1.,101 ...,.tructJOn StetiOOnd widt·tflllt ....... Wllot . ~ b r - Of . . . . . . W . . . .L PRICED FROM $99.95 to $199.95-11u to23"' _ BAKER FURNITURE· MIDDLEPORT, Q. . i' Society Notes ·I ter, Mafket Report . 1 i. Royal .Crown Cola NOW IN HALF-QUARTS EACH BOTTLE SERVES THREE carton serves 18 73 MILL ST. \ ·, \ . ' YOUR PRESCRIPTION HE~DQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND MIDDLEPORr, O.· , 011•-. FRE~J*ARKING ttl ·REAR SMOm ,. •1' • -- · SA,VE tou~ ~ ..... TIUt 39~ 89~ Bun HALF 49c lb. -~- "SUPER RIGHT" QUALITY Retails effectlve thru Sat. Jan. 2S AND ...... 10 'ii.W.1 IOTTU Call'l In Your Middleport-Pomeroy A&P Store clb MEATY- TASTY MORTON FROZEN DINNERS FRESH FROZEN CUT-UP, WHOLE OR HALF Beef Short Ribs 3Sc Stewing Chickens lb. BONE IN 43c lb . FRESH Beef Rib Steaks 99c Chicken Livers-- 49c lb. 2 BEEF-TURKEY-HAM CHICKEN-MEAT LOAF SPAGHETTI& MEAT BALLS-SALISBURY STEAK F 0 I lb. AlP FRESH FROZEN - SLICED HALIBUT STEAKS CHOCOLATE DRINK . • ORANGE JUICC: • • l-'.11111. arton A&P FROZEN--CONCENTRATED 59~ C0 d Pere h Breaded. Cap'n John Fr-n - - - - - 2 lb. pke. 99C B,..Oed, C•p'n John'"""" 2 !~.. 99c Oyster Stew c.,.~::,~::· 3 ·::~ sl-00 Flounder Fillets lb. 35c ANN PAGE MORTON- READY TO BAKE FROZEN BREAD • l l-~ib99c • loavaa ANN PAGE ELBOW MACARONI 2 I••q'.SSc Mayonnaise Mushroom Soup to~::-z9c PORK & BEANS lb. pkg. ANN PAGE-WITH TOMATO SAUCE ANN PAGE ,_ 2·111. • Clift 0 29c JANE PARKER'S BAKERY FEATURES I JANE PARKER JANE PARKER Pumpkin Pie Nch JANE PARKER-CREME FILLED-$ VARIETIES 49c Angel Food Ring Reg . 39c JANE PARKER- MADE WITH POTATO PLOUR 3 s1.oo Potato Bread IV. lb. pkg, Sandwich Cookies Jene Parker, Plain or Poppy & Sesame Seed French Rolls:r~:r:. 2 49c DonuIS pka•- JANE PARKER RA!iPBIRAY Suvared _ pkg, _ 19c Sweet Rolls FRESH LIKE VEGETABLES CORN-SPINACH WHOLE BEETS PE~ & CARROTS - ' - - - FllESHLIKI SWlET CALIFORNIA'S FINEST 4E~ 69c Iceberg Lettuce 4 79c con PEAS poly peck SOLID SUI.TANA Pr-rvwo 3 ~;r 98c 3 ~;.69c c LARGE Buy The Big 3-lb. Ecqnomy Jars Strawberry 79c JANE PARKER-HOME STYLI Ploln or HEADS eliCh ANN PAGE Grape Jelly Sultana -tile ""•"- of We Will Pay li c:.n1 Each To Your Ftvorlte Charity. . CHOICE CENTER SLICES SHANK HALF ~ 1IIY ARl VALWLEl • aenilii Portland Two Ao:lmlral qual•!)' 4• AlnltO " speak« I . EJ.ctustvll'"flllt Fact"" Krean w•th ~quare eorne~s. Prtttlolon-crtfted 20.000 ·wll4t OOn.itiOOI .. cfle&li1. SIMI· bond •iOe·tn!Jit plct...,e tube . BlMU. *" I I 1'IN "-''f.ATllJ f'GlJlD S.rlu mar~ AT HOMIIIN SPARE TIMI Study al home. GQ ao npldly u your time lilt! lllllltr ,... · tnit.l . Low monthly payments covet all bOub aad ila& b tJ.uu. U ruu are l8 or o-ver and l:aave left ldlool, write ... ntEE BOOKLET - ThU.S YOU HOW. Colle&e Prep - Commorelal - Vocatil~Dal B. I. O.m• - - - - - - - - - - - - - AMI•tCAN SCHOOL. o..t. PM·12 I I . Lant St..-t, Cotum'-us 15, Ohio ' Nome __ __------ - --·-----·- ·--·-·------- Ap __ _ Addrt!ll -~-------- - -----~----~-~---------- ..- - - ~-n~=~b~n~-~~-~-~: ~Frrtideiy~a~t~·~e~R~lv~e~~~de~M~e~~~~lo~n~S~~~~y~w~8~~~~p~ar~e~n~U~,~~~-~~~~M~n~.~~~s~~~~~~ts~o~~~~~~So~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~C~i~-~--~-~-~--~·-----~ ---~----- blazers." Landis Wandling, Pt Pleaaant, '111e 8, 9 and 10 . year -old hPid to the g rand jury on a 1 Cub Scout& will vis-It museunu false pretense chargo; Howard l 1nd historic oltes, play pioneer H. Ellis Grand llapids, Mich- I 1ames . slna folk son.gs , and , igan, $10 and cost~:; , speeding; tlren In ilrnple costumes re- Ralph Ta~nage Call , Charleapre•enting trailbluers from · ton, and Sheli a Jean Carpenter, the early PXplorers to the Lowell , Ohio , were t'ach fined apaC'e age. I $10 and cost! on charges ot , Durlns January, the Boy I failure UJ nave veluclo under Scouts in the Tri-State Area control ; Charles Leach, Lucille I Council will be preparing for Maxine Durst and Robert Spen- 1 the Boy Scout Wef"k open houst , cer . all of Mason County, were , 1nd court of honor to he held · each fined $3 and costs on 1 tn each troop next munth. The charge11 of non-attendance of 1 main activity during January children b1 Sl'huol; Mn. otho will be do - it • youne\f pro- Neal, Pt. Pleasant Rt., waa l jects. In the fields of plumbing, fined 15 and costs on non-at- I pamtmg, (·arpeotry, and elec- tendance charge . tricily . and the Home Know- ___..;::::::::::__ _ How theme will rt's ult in a I Fix· II Fair at the &y Scout : Week activity. One of the ougge sted January activities for high - .srhnul age Explorers Is a family act~ vity called ~'it To Live With - - - - - - - - - - A series of home fitness tests , Mrs . Clara Wells and daugh· 11 a part of the program for Wilma , of St. Mary's, were ' parents and Explorers to try overnight guests ri:!CCntly of Mr. !heir skill at ..,veral household and Mrs. Charles Hilton. tasks. Mr . and Mrs. Larry Ebenbach spent several days with her parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Ot· tie Roush at New Haven. SALES REPORT Mrs. Alberta Henderson, Mrs. Ohio Valley Liv-k Ce. Jean Sayre and Mr, Ruth EbGalllpolls, Oblo, Jan. 16, 196510rsbach attended a Home De- · HOGS - 17$ to 220 lbs . - 16 monstratlon meeting at the Col· to 1.650 ; 220 lo 200 lbs . - 16 umbus and Southern Ohio Electo 16.50; Light 14 to 16.50 . Fal tric Company office.s in MidSows 11 to 13; Stag• 10 to 13 ; dleport last week . Mr . and Mrs . Don Johnson Boars 6 to 12 . Sow s & Pig s -10 to 80: Shoats 5 to 15. and son were SunW:Iy dinner CATTLE - Steers - 14 to guests of his parents, Mr. and 20; fiifers 12 to 18 ; Baby Be<!l Mrs . Thereon Johnson , Racine . , 16 ti 20; Jo'at Cows 12 lo 14. The dinner was in honor of the Canners 8 to 10; Bull• 12 \o btrlhday of Mrs . Fred Phil son . 17.50 ; Milk Cows 80 to 160. Mr . and Mn. Clarell(!e Price ' VEAL CALVES - Tops 34 .50; spent three days in Columbus Seconds :Ill to 31: Medium 20 to recently. They visited their I 28; Com. & Hvs , 18 to 3(1 ; daughter , Patsy, whn is a stu- 1 Culls 15 to 18. dent at Ohio Slate. SHEEP - Ewea & Lms. 5 Mr . and Mrs. William MeKelto tO; Stock Ewes I to 10: Fal 'vey and grandson, Brian John· Sheep 4 to 8: Culls I to 5; Bucks son, visited Wednesday even4 to 8; ~·at Wethers 4 to JO. ' lng with Mr . and Mrs. &b ByLAMBS - Tops 21.!1!1; Soc- ' Pr and children of Middleport. onds 16 to 20: Light Wta . 14 to They were accompanied by Mr . 18; Common 12 to a nd Mrs. T . G. Hilldore ot R•. L_ I cine ond aU celebrated the ' UVESIOC'K SAI.F.S CO, 1birthday of Mrs . llyer . PT. PLEASANT, W. Vo\. Mr. and Mrs. Don Sayre of 1 Saturday, Jan. II, 1965 Mi<Jleport visited recently with HOGS- 175 to 220 16.50 to Mr . and Mrs . Larry Ebershacb . 18; Heavies 13 to 15.50; Lights Mr . and Mrs . Thereon John14 to 16; Fat Sows 12 lo 14; Ison of Racine VISited Thursday Boars 9 to 10.10; Pigs 4 to 9. everung with Mr . and Ml'8 . Don t.:AI'fLE - Heifers 12 to t8.- 1Johnson and son . 10 Fat C<>Wll 12 to 13.40 Can- I Mr Marvin Swan, Marilyn ners 'I to IZ; Bulls 14 to 16 10; land Bill. were Sunday dinner Stock Steers 14 to 16; S t o e k guests of Mr . and Mrs . Harry Heifers 12 to Ia ; Stock Steers Swan. Calves 18.50 to 22 ; Stock Hed· Mr . and Mrs . T . G. Hilldore er Calves 15 to 18.10. of Racine visited Sunday with ' VEAL CALVES ~ 'rope 115.· Mr . and Mr s. Wilham McKe)10; Seconds 32; Medium 22 to vey . 26.50; Common & Heaviee Ill DIVORCE GRANtED to 29.15. PT. PLEASANT - Maudle Eastern FHA Has Ann Hayes was granted dl- I , •·. ~ vorce from Walter Haye-s lJi , f.ht>atmg Debate Mason County Circuli Courl. 1 The Eastem High School I The plaintiff was given care Future Homemaker!'J or Amer- I and l'USiudy of tlreir two infant I lea met Jannary 11. In !he Home I child,..n and awarded $911 pet . Economics room ~md ooened month support fol' the chJldren. 'l with \he creed led by Sharon ----- f"rank . ; Delores Ma<ey, Susie Mao- 1 The program consisted of a ' ten, PaUy Harris~ Sheila Drake, ; ctebale 011 cheating in school. Linda Bahr Connie Havman • Hunl, Connie Ho!Jinger, Pat Bailey, : Attendinl were Jean Ritchie, Carolyn Maxey, Linda Perry, Sharon Frank, Mro. Marilyn Curtis, Mary Enille, and Charles Rllchie. ' fl'rlci~-ertfHtd HIGH SCHOOL I BEST... COLA BUY 31 .. Dally S.Utinel, Pomeroy·Middltport, O.,laa. .. .SJJif ed last ~k with Mrs . Mar· caret Rote who II serloualy ill at Grant Hospilal, Columbua. 'Amerlcl 't Trailbluers" Is PT. PLEASANT _ St· 1 d Mnl. Rose Is the former Mar- , Mrs. Harold Wloler1. TueJj(jay at 3:10p. m . in Masoo 1 at 8:30 a. m . the January theme for 69 Cub Orson Powell , Hartrord~n ::. garet JeFfers of Mason. Mr. and Mro. Olarleo AidCounty Circuit Coun. The trial , P I - Velley Jloapllal 1 Beaut packs In the Tri-State lined e&O and rooto, sentenced Mri . Charlotte !Wush, r<>COrd· : ridge Vllltled m Huntington one beoan Monday at I p. m . ADMITTED : Goorae Bates, Ares Council. Bart Lovins, to 24 hours in jail and l!<-ense , er lor tbe town ol. Mas~n , and , day last waek with their daugb- The. action steliiJ from . the Pt. Ple&a~DI; Harobi Keeler, tht oouncll's Scout commiQion.. revoked fbr au months on son, Frank, Wt!Je m Charleston Iter, Gratu.s, who IB a student dl"(lwnmg uC young Dorm1e F . Pt Pleasant Mra Ja~ephine 8 1 er . said, "'nlo exciting actlti- driving while intoxicated charge on Monday to attend the ln- lat Marshall University. Hatten on June to,_ 1961, '" a Elias, Maoon; Johnson, t.lu durin& the month will help when arraigned before Justice auguratlon of Gov . Hulett M~s. Stanley Harbour l.s at- sewt'r exca_vatiOn m Meadow- Buffalo. cr..tr in Cub Scouts a pride io or Peace A. M Goodwin. Pow- ISmlth. . tending the Southerton Beauty , ~rook additiOn, Pt. Pleasant. DISCHARGES: Charlea our country and Its accomplish- ' ell was also fined $10 and costs Mro . Blanche Tucker Is vts -,Academy at Athena, Ohto. She rhe plalntltr claim! tha t hla Long Jr Gallipolis Ferry · ment s. Cub Scouts will retell . un cha•·ge of no operator 's li - it.ing tin Columbu~ . wilh her enro.lled on January 4th. . , son's death was caused by net- Geor8:e Wooten, Pt . Pleasant; b} costume tableau• and slm· cons.. daueh er. M.., . Wtlha m Stump, I Mr. and Mrs. Bob BaU and lligence on the part of the Mrs. William Snyder, Middlepie narratiQn ~e fascinating adVthers arraigned ~fore Good- ' wh_o Is to underso s_urgery on two chiktren _of Oak Hill vi sited I port, hio ; Gertrude HoOey, atlon by extending when you need U. REG. $1.00 - - - \City to prope-IJ b1oct 11t<t - Jury Gelll Action Hospttal, Columbul. Mrl. Dor Ellenbacb, OriiD. er UCIVaUOD . ldUOD - - -· do, Flo., who came 1o attend Allk.ioa 110,000 Compaoy wu the developer Tbo pe•Ioo!Jowar it- ~ ~~~ Ill pMI •• :~~~~=~~ the flUIOrai of bor father, Mr. , PT._ Pll:ASANT - Tbo flO,- Meadowbrook Addition ed from a fanc!H retemblaact of Oltlll'• cuwl"'~• L. E. Tbomu, la remainJo& for iOOO Ctvll actiOil oJ Don F. Ha~ , Tb 10 men anti two WOIMD a vllllt with b8r mother. lten, et al VI. Ma*'a RMity ljuroro deltberated on hour and fiNISH Eddie Walsb Ill vlalllng in Company and Ctty ol Point a hall, lben were euused to Zanesville, Ohio, wl!b bll slstor Pl.., sant, reached tho resume their dutJet WedrJeadiJ Mn. Elizabeth Jeffert villt- 1 We greatly appreciate your cub business and we offer you substantial savings Clll your DRUG NEEDS. Tbere comet a time for awat of us when our cash Ia low and It more convenient to cbpP. ; ' We want to show our appreel- dbt Mason Personal a CHARGE ACCOUNTS sac LATE CLASSIFIED .......... CORN PADS ASPIRiN PEPTO BISMOL REG. 75c - - - Help Wanted EXPERIENCED cook. Write Box 668-H, c-<J The Dally Sen-tinel, Pomeroy, Ohin. 1·20-31Al 71c C Trailblazers Hartford Man Pinpointed in Sentenced to Scouting Theme Jail2~ Horrs $UOorMore PEANUT BUnER Eiel....... _ . E~bJ'Law ''"'"""' Jan. 23, ltllll 1111 CoB. Unit A&P's ' '"' P:LORIDA--LAII!GI JUICY Temple Oranges I'IESH RICH fLAVORED HAWAIIAN Pineapples Yams LOUISIANA ' .- -. .•. ' I ' FLORIDA 49c New Cabbage .2 29c Onions Oleh YELLOW lbt. 5 �I • JbnJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 20, 1965 • '·h· l old Lewis, ¥Ice prelldent, 1ft- dl BUdlet lot tee for approY· Demonltratlon Acent, &llllOIIII- 1011, Mn. Elmer NewiiEU), lira. I, sented tbe devotionals. T b e al. ced that a com husk worklltop Arnett Roush, Mn. 0111 Llleb- , I president IUlllOUilced thai the Reports of the standlng rom- will be held on January 28th field, Mrs. Harry N. fthodN, Immunization, Community HealthisCouncilTopic NEW HAVEN Coon-\ cllalrrruml Lewis n ,, !Ece~~rtl:~~~~'JE ~;~: =.~i: :;~:~=-£.~:: t,~~£~a: . Roualt: .. • · . , MASON - Mrs. John Hels- ject and Community Health at ' Leadership Training Conference ell Human Resources, SEWING CLUB plns to Jane Powell, Jill Ohlin- kell II , Mason County Health a meeting of the Mason will be held at the same place, ' Mrs. Charles Moclllr, Inter· The Sewing Club met on rue.- ger, Brian Ru•sell: 3rd year nurse. spoke on Immunization · ty Home Demonstration Coun- September 21).24. national Relationship, Mrs. day afternoon at the home of pins w Yvonne Grinst ead. Lu- and showed films Oh that sub- cil Thursday at Krodel Park. 1 Mrs. Virgil Burris, Ray Crank; Material Resourc~- Lloyd Roush . Those at- ~ ellen Roush , Debra K orr: -·- · - --- · · • · -;:· Mrs. John Marshalt, county /of the Budget Commite sub- es, Mrs. Elmer N..,berry. \Onding were Mrs. fred Batey, fourth year pins to Nancy Program is Given president, presided. Mrs. Har- mitted the Mason County eoon- 1 Mi!s Wanda Stemple, Home Mrs. Herman Mrs.Mrs. H.[, Hill Roush . !Jfth L. Dyer, Mrs. D.Layne, A. Emish pins, toKay Linda Bumgardner .year ~1- Rv James C>ttle Roush , Mrs . R. B Bry- da Ann Grinstead. T1mmy Oh '• kell, Miss Stemple, Mrs. Orlan- old Lewis, Mn. Virgil Bunll, dn Wallis, Mrs. Hugh Gaskins , Sr., Mra. Malcolm Saunden, Mn. Ray Crank, Mrs. Charles Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. A. Yonker, Mrs. John T. Retlmire , A. Swatzel, Mrs. John McDat>Mrs. Charles Machlr, Mrs. Har- , iel, Mrs. Lee Thompson and ry Staats, Mrs. Homer John· I Mrs. George B. Casto. e I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I 1 ant , Mrs . Edwin Stein, Mrs. B. . linger, Skeeter Ohlinger : Sixth MASON -James Lewis 11. R. Vance Mrs . N. 0 . Wein , Mrs. yt'ar pins to Jack ie Paugh, Cin- presented the program when I 1 W T. Stone, Mrs. Howard Wag di Roush. Seventh year pins tht> Happy Go Luck _v 4-H Club enhals, Mrs. Jam~ MacKnight, to Be('kv Pa 11gh. :\·l ark Roush, md on Monday Hening at his I Mrs. John Fry and Mrs. Roush . 0€1lbie ·Paugh . Linda Housh, home- m Mason. ThE" next meeting will be held Vick1 Bumgardner; eighth yeat The president , Jimmy W1sto, VINYL BUSHEL SIZE OVAL PLASTIC CLOTHES 80 SQUARE FAST COLOR FANCY DRESS GLOVES BASKET PRINTS 70x80 PLAID COTTON SHEET Mens and Boys Leather-Like BLANKETS ValuE's to 49c yd. 80 Square ft pg_ $1.59 - 70x80 Plaid Cot· Bushel sb:e Rea. '79c value plasRe&. ,1.28 Men'a Better Vinyl Prints. Fancy patterns. Save at the home of Mrs. Ollie pm to Ch(>ry l Bumgardner: t'lev. presided, when plans were lon Sht>et Blanket. First quality _ Ore.81 Gloves. Asst. colors. Prie. tic etothes bask et. Low discount now at this tow low price. ltoush on January 26th with enth yPI'lr pins to Kathy Ann rn<1de to hold another bake sa le ed for quick clearance. price. CLEARANCE PRICE Mrs . R. F . Bryant as co-host- Roush, Jane Roush . Mvra A report was given on the parCLEARANCE PRICE CLEARANCE PRICE CLEARANCE PRICE us. Roush . l'ightePnth year pin to t_ v held during the holidays for E.U.B. BROTHERHOOD J\·lr. E. S. Gre~s twen ty third children at Lakin State hospitAl-; The E.U.B . Brotherhood met vrar pin to Mrs. Wtlliam Me- Game3 were played under the · bn Monday evening at th e Farland. 1 direction of James Lewis, 1 church with the lt'ader Carl .\1 ARC H OF DIMFS The next meeting will be held Gibbs presenting the topic Tht- Mothers ~Jarrh for th~ at the homP of Ctwol F'ruth, :call to Servanthood' The df'- Marrh of Di rn P!i will be ::opon- ~<t son wlth Norman Reynolds ~ vot ions were· given by Luther <;On·d bv thr Amt>ricnn I.rgiun 1r1 charge of the pro~ra rn . 1 LARGE SIZE SWING Smith F:ddie Bumgarner. Otha Auxiliflry and will be held on RPfrrshments wer~ servt-tl by "BIG VALUE" BAG OF JUMBO SIZE WOMEN'S REG. $1.99 TOP PLASTIC WASTE Lieving and Bernard Lirv1ng. Mnndc1y, Ja nuary 25th lwt"alh - Rt>c-kv Lf'wis to Billy Fry . •limASSORTED VI-JON FALL & WINTER FOAM HOUSEHQLD OHicers for the year wer1~ er permitting) beginning at C mv .Wise, Norman RPvnolds, electrd President Harry p.m. They ask thai you please D~bbie Werry, Barbara .Crites , PiekPn!' Vice President-Char turn vour porch li~hts on . Mrs Su"~m Thabet, Barbara Lewis. L:n·ge Size Swine Top Plastle lE's Wc•;n·Pr: Sl'f'relary Treasur- Everf'll Roush is genPral dum - TlPbhie Stewart. Bubby Lewis. Values to 33c:: in this big group Reg . $1 .99 values grouped for Big value bag of Foam Bouae· Waste Bin1. Reg, $2.45 value. er - Jl:1 rrv Miller. Comm itt ee man o( the Bt>nd Area. Mrs Marth<.~ Thompson, Rtmnie of Asst. Toiletries. Stock up 1ui<' k (']earanrt-. Fall and Winhold Sponees. Asst. colon and ihop early and save. chillrnwn and members were Paul B Powell is ('h1'1irman of Thnmpson. Carol F'rutJ1 , Conoow at this low low price. lPr styles ~izes. Rec. '79c value, appnin!Pd Commission on teen-age group and Mrs . nie Lewis. Charlie Divers, MaCLEARANCE PRICE Chrls1irm Training - Luther R11ssPII Ca pehart cha irman nf riP Lambert. Debbie and Con· CLEARANCE PRICE CLEARANCE PRICE CLEARANCE PRICE Sm rlh rrhl (;f'or~e Jewell. Ed· the WHh:,m1a group. 1lle treas- nie Gilland , Mrs. John Marshgar 1.:-n·ne Al\~a l.uekrydoo. urer for the area is Mr . James :1ll . Mrs Glen Thompson , Mr. Chnr \1 ·-.: \\'{'tH'Pr and F:dward Lavne. Anyonr wishing to do- and Mrs. James Lewis. Bmng;1 rnt·r Comm JssJon on nail:' ma v t>ither give to the Chnsl l'ln flo llowship Robert Mnthers Marrh or send their DAUGHTER BORN Co{lk€' rC'hl H.1 rry Pickens. contribut ions !o Mr . LHynr 01 MASON - Mr. and MrS. H:1rn \'l 1ll ~·r. L::trrv Cheest-- Mrc;. J<:vf'rPII Housh . Ot>::tn BumgardnP.r or Mason are J br:"r Rill Howard. Eddie RumDOR£'AS CIRCLE a nno uncin~ the birth of a dau· 1 garnf'r . .li rn (;ilbert . ComrnisThP Dorc!-1.;; Cirrle- of th e ghteronJanuary7thatthe Hoi-, sinn on t 'hrt<-:1 i<m Sr r viCf' ~Car l W.S W.S. of the F;. U H. Church · zer HospitA l, Wf' ighing 6 pounds, 1 Gibhs 1 (·h) OthCJ Lif'ving . Hf'v . md on Wednesday afternoon J0 1<l ounrt>s. and named U !'in M,. ·tin Hrri<;ford . (ch ). R V. at thf' rhur('h with Mrs . Tom Sha un. The Bumgardners have I Gihh"' .l(lhn Rum_ gJ rner. I\1CJr- Hoffman serv ing a11 hostess .. anothf'r dau~hter, Klmbt>rly- Kav l vin Hnu~li . Rt>rnRrd Llt>vmg. The progr;.Jm "Sub-Sahara Chal -, !~e 2. Grandparents are Mr.j Paul Rwl\ :mi. Program lead- lt·ngf'<; thr Christian Church.'' , and Mrs. Paul Anderson anti ers f(Jr 1hl' _\·ear were cmoum·- Tluring the business meeting ' Mrs. George Bumgardner. all 1 ed. Mrs. P~ml Rickard was ap- nf Ma11on. Great gr?ndparent!ll Tho~t> a11 1• nding wl're Luther pomtrd :o the office of :iecre- are Mr. and Mrs . R1ley Rlli!J~·s . .Sm ith . c~·nrgt> .Jewell, Edgar t:1rv to fill the vacancy. It was Mason, and Mrs. Martha AnMEN'S WARM Layne . Charles Weaver. Ed - a n~ou nced that Mrs . Martin i derson, Ravenswood·-~­ ZIP OUT ward B:nngarner . Hobert Cooke. Bensford would be hostesfl anrl l PILE LINED Harrv Pickens , Harry Miller, Mro;. Edwm 'itein present the · ary 2nd . CLEARANCE CLEARANCE Eddi; Kumgarner. C<u l Gibhs, program at the f'ebruary me<'l-r METHODISTS TO ALL Otha Li\·('\' mg , Hev . Martin ing . : HOLD DINNER _ LADIES FALL & WINTER LADIES' BULKY KNIT WEATHER Ber h.;forrl . Tom Hoffman, Ralph Those at tending werP Mrs . • The New Haven Method1st Sayre. 11 v. Gi bbs. John Hum- Jack F'IPsher, Mrs . Dorsey Lee ~burch will hold a covtred dish I garni'r . Bernard Lieving and Roush . ~1r.'l . Eddie Bumgarn- dmner at. the church on Janufau l Blck flrd . er, Mrs. Charles Wea,•er . Mrs. I ary 24th beginning ~t 5:30p.m. I Reg. V1lu" to 4.91 Regular $1.99 Valueo ... U ~ 10l\' rLAS..~ MEF.TS Martin Berisford. Mrs. James 1 Members of the Spillman and Values to $4.98 in thil: . .-l.lht> Ynung People's Sunday N Roush. Mrs. Paul fiit.:kard & Hartford Methodist churches I Ladies Fall and Winter iJ'OUp of Ladiea Bulky $19.95 VALUES School ('1;1"" of the Union E.IJ and Mrs Tom Hoffman. I wlil be guests. I Fnll Skirts. Reg. $1.99 vaKnit Sweatera, Priced for B. Church met on January 14th W.S.C.S. MEETING A program of slides on the lue. Prired for clearance, \IUJek clearance, Rfog, $19 . ~ Value Mena at the rhurch basement for a The w.S.C.S.o of the New ! Asoury Woods L:amp in HuntShop early and save-. Pile Zip Out Linine. Prte· abort prngr<~m . A covered dish H~n,.."n Methodi.<:;t Church met ington will be presented by four SALE 'RICE ed for quick elearance. SALE PRICE ilinner wn" rnioved by tlu: 27 on .January 5th at th P home of men from Huntington. Th 'f Shop early, These won•t inembers prrsrn.t. Mrs . Ar1hur Thabet . Devotions slides will show the camp \-\hen last long. ~ __ GAROE N CUJR MEETING , wrre prr 11ented by Mrs. Jla1en it was begun and what ha!'l ;- The New Ha w n Garden Club · Roush The program was pre- been arcumplished m reeent tnet on Thursdav even ing at senled by Mr . Earl Luc1:ts, lead years. ,...~tt.e. homf' of \1rs. HE'rman tencher from New HAven Elf-CLEARANCE Boys' Hooded CoHon •' !La~nt> wi1h Mrs . B R Vanre mPntary School He spnkt> to ASTRO aod l\1r~ Ll llyd Roush as co" the group com:erning the Co . LADIES' FALL ~te"s 1 :s. Op Trarher plan ol· Mar~hall , MEN'S FALL AND WINTER The mePting was openf'd by Univer.;;ity followed by quef!tion AND WINTER Aut. Colon, Sl- 4 to 12 4he president. Mrs. L. C. <~ nd answer period. iB,o h o · · 1 For the Younger Boy !fD)lS . evotJOns were g1ven The group reportf'd on the 1 Lined, Elastic Gore Little Boya Hooded So>eat Shirts. 01" the ho~t essef!. The program <;hoes hought for twn children 1 Aut. colors. Sizes 4 to 12, Warm, Mens Reg. $2.99 & $3.99 'Wss pre~en t ed . by Miss Lelah at Christmas time. 'M1ey di~-~ Sb•• SIVe now at thillow prlce. Ling Sleeve Sport Shlrta. 1Wte Puwt>-11 , her topic was eussed holding a Rummage 10•1:1-3 _ _ __ Dr... & C•suol Stylot Small, Medium, Large. !}~bins .' M1ss Powe ll told of Sa le- in 1he spring. It was sn- ~ Mit. styles and colora. e•ch Plain-Fur Trimmed Sole Priced for quick sale. jl)e va rious kinds of Robins . nouncerl that the annual MothPrice SALE PRICE . .:1-beJr fer ding and nesting hab- er Dr~ughter Banque1 would ~ I Values to $22.95. Ladie• F'all MIDDLEPORT JM.: held at the rhurch on Febru- : Winter Coati. GroUped for :;'))uring the hu sin('Ss m('f'ling sale, Dress and Casual :tli:J-club votrd to amend t.hP bylleyl Fall and Winter ~ so offieers are eler!Pd in VALUES TO $2.94l i'll);iJ and takE' Mfire at thr liiilclusion of the May mN>t ing SALE PRICE ,-~~':hose attrnd ing Wf-' t"f' Mr~ Valuee To8.95 Bed Batr~·, Mrs R F Bry Reg. $Z.99 Girls Fall and ;aUt, Mrs. H. L. Dyer. !~1rs . Ler Value• to .a.e ID tbla IP'OUP of Winter Dresses. Grouped 4;ibbs:, Mrs. Harry Layne. Mrs Mens Better Winter Jac:keta_ Pric· for January Clearance-. .;;.~ter Oh1ing('r , Mis<~ LPlHh .I ed to .. u. Shop oorly, One laree JI'DUP . Out they each •.PQwe11 , Mrs Donald F Rouo;h, ~o . .,.:,Mrl. Velma Rou sh . Mrs . I. (' $19l9~00 'RQush , Mrs . OH.ir flnush. "'·frs . ~ard Wa.~Z:rnlla ls, Mr'l . N 0 "'EN'S FALL AND WINTER Paint No. 51 Rampart Red ........ .... . . N. C. .Weln. and the hostesses. ,1/• HAVF.N IIOMEMAKF.RS Trim 'lo. T435C .................... . , . N.C. •<J .\::·.z~: lfhe Haven Homrmakt~rs mr1 JANUARY CLEARANCE JANUARY CLEARANCE Reclining Seals ... , ......... , . , . • .. . .. . 25.50 ._. OI'I'~ue!-!rlav rw•nmg at the home VoluH To $1G.95 MEN'S 4 BUCKLE of Mrs . A:nbt>rt Grimm. with · Fluh-0-Matlc Trano • . ........... , ..... 171.25 Valuea to $lo.9!5 Mens FeU RED SOLE WORK ",....,_. newly P1ec1ed officers tak- 1 and Winter Jackets. Reduced .:ffll their phres. Mrs . Emory Overhead Valvo Engine, 125 H.P .. , , ...... 39.95 for quick clearance. Shop ~~... ,Jiart. t.hf' new prr~ idt>nt. pre-early. These Won't.laat lona. Values to $11.1111 Ladl .. VInyl Weathell' Eye He•ter ... . -.- .... ' .... ... . 74.20 ;$tll!l<!d Ht the meetmg Devotions Jackets. A.ssl. colors. Save SALE PRICE givt>n bv Mrs . Iva ('apeWhile 15x600 Tires . ' ... .. ' now at this low low price. ' ..... . 32.85 Reg. $4.98 Volue Mona 4 Bkl, followed by a prayer by Work Arctle. New len. low disWindahield Washer . . ' ' ... - .... ' ..... . 11.95 club. count price, Seve now at your S•le Bonanza Store. program lopir pr~'>se nt ­ Wheel Disc . . . . . . . . . - ..... ' Price •• ' 15.70 SALE PRICE was a memht>r d1~russJnn of Light Group . . ' Educ<~llOn and what. ' .... . -. ' .... ' ' ' .. ' . 19.60 be done for drop nul of JANUARY CLEARANCE Trunk Light, Glo ve Box Light, 2 Courtesy for today and wt1at we Ment Storm Front Dr"• J.ights, Parking Brakt' \Va rning Light, ;;,~·t.• do as parents and rit izens our schools. piiir Back. Up L.ighls Values to $4.98. Ladiet new member was af'ceptLoft Outside Roar View Mirror .. , , , • , , , , , . 5.30 the rlub - Mrs Karen fall and Winter DresoMen'• 4 Buckle CHILDREN'S es. Grouped for quiC!k. , . The door prize w::~s won Dougard . ' 4.25 cl~aranee . OUt thq :p. A1fred Sprouse. "Be"her'e ear\y. Tranoportation Charv•• . . , , , , , , , , , ...... . 50.00 ~:~~s~;~t~ wert: served by iil, to Mrs . Emory Hart, ' Sadie Warth . Mrs . Jess · JANUARY CLEARANCE Tot;~l Sticker Price .$2.i39.55;, · tnard Mrs. Iva Capehart. L... Metropollt~n Moton Ditcount ... ·.... 344.55 Pearl Briles, Mrs . HM FALL AND WINTER , visitor Mrs AILADIES . e e Sixty Years of Progress and Still Progressing I . ' .. ,, .' ' ! ! ~- ' .I • • • 1 ·EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15,1965 88:r 1 BLOUSES I $1.44 SWEATERS $1.97 •• JET BOOTS •• INTEREST WILL BE PAID ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ' s s1.oo.. .99 .. NEW 1964 RAMBLER .. AMERICAN 2 DR. 330 CLUB SEDAN · .. · · · .... · .... · JACKETS .00 - ::::. $ LADIES VINYL JACKETS s 5.00•• s $4.00 s LADIES DRESSES ......... ........ . plns were: First yea!' BUI Pow•ll IV , Diane Roush , Dwain Rus- 1 Rusaell ; aeconcl year i METRO PO LIT AN MOTORS ... l ' --··...,. • $ 3 .39 OO BET'ItR DRESSES Value• to $6.98 Ladlea FaD and Winter Dre~ses. Junion, l-flte:el and Half Every Account Insured Up To '\ $10,000 By The Federal Why Not Open Your Account in Person, Deposit Insurance Corporation Malee Your Dollars Earn More? or By' Mail, Before February 15th and .88 MAY WE SERVE YOU? I ! < ' DRESS ARCTICS ........ ·pr. .00 •• I \ l s .00 · ' •;. ~-- .I t ""'- ) o. Overshoes·· pr. S'l.99 Pull On Boots· ... $1.99 : "WB BAVI CHtQWN BECAUSJ: WI BA VI BELPID OTDBI GlOW" 'S $2,095.00 ,· .·-'-'• ,, ARCTICS ...... .... ...... ' GIRLS DRESSES JACKETS '. ..., SPORT SHIRTS THE SHOE BOX r Pomeroy, Ohio ., .-.....,. • I each Sizeo. Priced for 'Iuick Nloo, ··~- 'HONI WY 24170 400-606 I. MAIN ST. ' I' ' 51 .1·88~· COATS 1 Lutheran Church. Those ' SWEAT SHIRTS 1 PINS pins were presentfollowing on Sunday at the regular session Chu~rch School at St. - . COATS ,..--....========-.,' 1 ' ., 3 BIG DAYS SKIRTS . ... .' THURSDAY--FRIDAY-SATURDAY 1 . . .,_ ·~ I ' . •.$1.44 I '"• BINS TOILETRIES SPONGES .. -~ I'OMEROY, O. '. ...... . •. ' •I �---- ··--~ -- ~ ~ WA"'T AD 2 SIGNS INfORMA liON Of P. M Mond ay DL\DLU'OIIt.'! Day Befon 0"'3dllnr !1:00 Mnnday QUALITY PubllnUon M. A.. Wlll be uf'!lll 9·00 For Day oi Puhl lclllon Ttu: \o the ~~ ~r ~ruuvr ! l'ent ll in•erUon•. word for Thnto •d• per paidcentwtthln !10 DIJrountday•. Orl PAid 10 '' CARn •, RIEH m THA:>~Ks au.-. for !Kl• $1295 and V8 t!ugint·. 4 s pt•ed lrans , sollcl rah good 1\rc-s. ~:ood 1 st"at s. heater , _ _ _ $1 1963 Corvair Panel _ _ __ _ 695 pansion plan for those who can QU'il.f F or 1ocaI .. y, interview . write, INTER· S TATE MERCHANDIS' es er, ERS Roch t M'mn. _ _ _ __ _ __ 1 20 Up lng a layette shower will be he ld for Evelyn Bauer. Evangdine Chapter OES ..,Ill "' hold a vegetable soup sa le- January 19, at the Masonic Temple OrdeMrs mcayh be ca.llln I p1aBced .byl g rs . ares ennett LOCAL SERVICE station needs WY-2-2666 or Mrs. C. E. NorLwo men . Experience prefer· ton WY-2-2038. Orders may be hv lot·a l o\'. 11E"f. Lookli: and runs Jik~ new. extra good mik·a~c lm•s, lwatrr , fmish . Lu w CPnt• pill' word onf' lnlll!rt lon.l MJnimum Char1e eo l'<'n.._ 12 or woman wan aru covered by this 1ewspaper to own, lUI, Jan. It and collect from coin oper· aled nut and candy machines. \he.,ter Council Daughttrs of May be handled part time •Ameri ca wi11 meet In regular along with present occupa. session Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. tion. 18 to 12 hours woeklyl ':'he chapter will be draped In • 1!100.00 capital required. memory of VIolet Hill a n d Could bt built into full Ume members are asked lo W(!a r operation. Liberal credit tl.· white At the cJose ·J£ the mePt· I 1958 Ford !Ton Cab & Ch ..ais - - - $895 rll:ht edJI or r-eJecl An)' 1d1 dHmed For wanl Att snvh:• • COM~~TEinNT man Low mileage by one lo~·al owner. Dark green finish, vinyl seals l1k.e new. 6 ply t1re-~ Heater and defroster. ebjeetlo.a.ble. Errot11 Jho11ld 'tla nported Lmmedlate!y Th• publl.lhl." r wW n ot toe rtllpo~albJe lor m orf than one lnorrut in.rr tion RATES I I A ae rep>ed REG ULATIONS PubllJher n1~rvb I,___._ Pomeroy Motor Co. 1961 Chevrolet 'h Ton Pickup CA"" n ; LI.ATIONS L'O RRf.r.TlONS br! ge p <'Dn ' O""erov ldl ;.mrl 1 OB IT£11: word min· ' c0 M otor 11 ; • SOCIAL ; ~ALEND AR Help W•nted @) 1 :....:~.. _....... . . . . _..,.- -- ... ~- A preview of oew hair styles lor 18$5 will be showa at a coffee bour at tbe Gene Ball ReJiauranL In Point Plea,.. ant Feb. 7 ao planned by 0 comflee from Alflllale 11 ot tbe National Hain:lntlltrl a"d CosmoeoiOfllt• AnoclaUon at a meeting Monday enntna In Pl. Plenanl, W. Va. Mrs. Jo An Wblte of Middleport. president ol Affiliate II, was In charge of tbe meetln~:~~. PIBns were mad• to " Teievt:JtUII Revue HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Did least one ~: : that ,handsome new While In the hospital di· slcal NBC.TV s one-hour rnu· veslln[l_ part of his accumulat· W spee181 Monday nl&htb ed bemg,Allan said his idea R_Hs It Cary Grant? Was it was to offer up a sort of "cross !chard Burton? No - but you belween Lewis Carroll and 1\ob~ad to look clooely to realize it ert Benchley and my music." U not. It was Allan Sherman, Allans music, of course, has who has shed so much of his establiobed him as a sort ol avordupols In a bospltal stay svelte dumpling Noel Coward that he has trimmed down from of a newer and earthier breed. : rotUIId dumpling to a svelte Monday night. with the assioumplinl. _ lance or Lorne Greene , Jack ~etore you know It, we will be Gilford and Angle Dickinson he s~mg Allan_ in one of those attempted the Immensely 'difshck magume fashion • ads in ficult task of sustained whimsy which . the fellows wear red In a series of sequences with s ~rL JackeLs , yellow shirts. j such titles as '·Choreographystriped ties, white trousers and land. "It - land.' "Sponsor· st raw ha.ts. But I digress. The land,' and so forth . All of thls real subject at hand is wheth- was tied together by Sherman er Mon?ay night 's special, around who!le special talent~ lrm. Shermans Funnyland," the show was built. ~hlch was a tryout for 8 possiThere were, In this difficult s e weekly half-hour !leries next area of whimsy, some overly · ('ASon, has potential lor !'luch cute moments and some over. .an end~~vor. The answer i~ an 1done ones - but there was so unqualified yes. and even much that was fresh and prom· thnugb few specials or series ising and decent and hlp and can be excellent all the way yet unpreterttious about the throujjj:h, you have to look ror hour that lt wa!l no pain at aU the better concepts. I! Keefe lo keep tuned in. As the hour Brasselle can produce lhree se- Jprogre~sed, one realized that rif>s, then Allan can ha an enormous plus in Shermans ve at corner ia that he registers as ' observe National Beauty Sal· on Week •·•lnl•• F•b. 7. A U'l:'aprovtdtno ... .. program of hair styles and beauty aids • to mledml bers or insUtutjons IDmuno !';.,~h additionAl wor d lc I (> u Dl Lakin, w. Va., Meigs umc• uouRs POMEROY , OHIO County Infirmary, Children's a::m ·" M . ao 5.oo r M n uv '·-=~~~-=:=~====-====:~=::: ====~1 Home and others wUI be car· 1 for Sale For Sale Sllanltl ,\ '-,,11 ., .30 so I& .. I'd ,. to 12:00 noon red but not essent•ta I. wr Ito PIcked up belween 3 p.m . and I rled out thai wek. To PLACE A I Care of The Daily Sentinel, 5 p.m . or will be delivered if As11l1tin1 Mrs. Whl•- in lh't• RF.Sl'I.T PJI:ODL' - STAR FOOD MAiiB01 668 R. wANT ADC ING WF:I.CH 'S Auction Sale, Satur- , BRIGHT 1 19 3tp desired . Orders should be plac- project In this area will be >OARING AUDITORIUJI-'h>e daring, $6 mUllon tD11Yen· day night, : p. m , Laurel KET SPECIALS - - ed no later Lhan 6 p.m. Mon· Dorothy Winebrenner, Mar· 'on hall in Bremen, Glli'DlOJIJ, CID handle an)'lbiDI from a 7 30 124. Auchnn- Musselman's 28 uz. jar Apple FEMALE, 25 • 40 years old. day, Janut~ry 18. Cliff on Houle eella D8rst, and Mary Junt oncert to 1 horse show. The maiD hall can bold up to 7,000 PHONE WY 2-2156 •eople and two other hallo can accommodate 500 and 1,500. Buller. 4 for '1.00·, Mussel· General Laboratory work Hood t>er . Sl1m Ch<~pman. • with knowledge of office rou- l 'ne Salisbury PTA will meet · •' he building'• roof bal been delcrlbed u tha most DIOdera In Memory I_ 20 3tp_ tine, some typing. Apply Box at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Har-1""' ,,.,.,,.,,, "•' .-.In> U1 J<:urm1a. _-c--c-- - · AN tumblers, .1.00·, Green bea'ns, 329, Pomeroy' or call WY 2-1 o d Brown of Pomeroy will be I FRIENDS ENTERTAINED IN I.OVINC memorv· of- ·our : NO NUAL 1 ~ PRICEs SALE. large 2~ size can, 6 cans II·, 27no speaker· Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. W 0 . Barnitz oo. 1 18 3tp gu'*lt . I PROGitE s coS. JER· Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix, .nJL 'enlerlalned a group or friends dearlv. beloved husband ' falh·' R WMIN Will be served • t-r Jnd grandfather, James A. Y I .LEH'. UNTRV oz..box, boxes $I; Ma;h: PAPER BOY for Citizen's Jour· ••}11he TwtliTightedrs Garden club Sa turday rvcnmg al their West 8 Hood. who passed awa.,· 151 FAIR. RT . :IS, 10 MINUTES Wh · k6 nal and Columbus Dlspatch. 1 ,.., mee ues ay ev~nm£ .. at ·, Mom St. home. F'ollowln.. yt-Hrs 18 .. 1950 WEST OF GALLIPOUS, ca e mixes, all flav- Phone WY 2--2&31. l 19 tfc tht> home of Mrs. LouiS Rl;!tbel lsocial evening re .. t. 8, Sadly missed by· his wife. OPEN EVERVUAY TILL 8 or>. 4 boxes $1.(10: Lucky With Mrs Eliller Wlckha a . res men' p 111 Leaf Apple Sauce, large 303 · m were served by the hostesa to ~an. 8 cans. $1 .00. · Sudden M • ' n c · 1 ., d<.~ughter, and grandchildren. · · 1 19 3tc U S Civil h I , T•ttal co-hostess "1 r and Mrs. Bert Grimm and [ I"v l l C IID•worn•n I1 IDd over Socurt lobi Beau ty H · S 1:116b pa~ liMn bo1ua. 4dnncem611t JAN. ZQ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hill of ~ aJr pray, extra Thouaand~ ol loto s open Prep•ratory I - ---:-:-- - - -- - 60 Chevrolet. $1,095 large can, tax not included trat.ninA unu1 appnmteG, E11per1enee The Nifty Stitchers Sewing ! tart "'ra II s; Mr. and Mrs. RoJJ.. Notice R $ , ' uaunally unne<""essary II'Rl!:E l!lfnrm• I b Ill t Wd d f'rt Barnilz and fa 'I M I VB - 4 dr. Haru Top. Auto. I eg. 1.09, 71Cj Vick's Smex tlo~ on joba. tllll&riel, reQUll'emenq, c u w mee e nes a:v {'Ve· ml y. ason, 1 -----· rans . Powt>r brakr s. Good Nasal Spray, reg. $1.14, 77c; ~~~:. •tlday • "'1n• name. add,... •M ning, at the home or Mrs. , W. Va.; and Mr. and Mn. Hay· MF:I CS County ('oon l!u n1t'f" :! t>an au tomohil r. I Vick's Va-TrCJ-Nol Nose Drops Lincoln Servia::., ao:r 668-. Pomeroy Dwight Logan. mnn Barnitz and Mr. and Mrs. A o;srH iat1on is ~pmtsiH.!lg a : reg. 47c, 37c; Red Dot White Dally sentlnel, Pomeroy. Ohio . The Past President of the W. R. Carpenter, Pomeroy, h;Pn shoot. Suml!l\ .Januarv 60 Ford __ $765 I Bread, 6 loaves, $1.00; Bolog-- - American Legion Auxliiary of 2'. noon II (Jark . <1 t the VB Fairbne soo - <l rlr Was I na, 3 Jbs. '1.00 ; Introductory Real Estate For Sale Drew Webster Post will meet CLUB TO MEET on Hil l. Frmh1rnatie. Radio . Special McCoy 's milk, 1 gal. evening at the home The Rock Springs Better , ·:,, !1 1e !Ileal oWIH' r. 1 fl9c : Fresh lean Pork Sleak Jed We bster Sr. Hen It I1 cIub WI II meet Th ura· ,.,. """ I co ~ 0 / of Mrs. S a SEE TIIESE \ ·\l.t:J·:s. School I 3 Jbs. $1.00. ' The Middleport Literary Club day "' I :m p m . at the home raegrs. "'" IPrms _ mslall BRIGHT SIAR FOOD will meel Wednesday afternoon of Mrs. George Skmner, Mro. , 1 ed Tl>e Gas t '»mpany•. \\'Y 2· Pome<oy . Ohio MARKETS ICUCKLER REAL ESTATE (at 2 p. rn . at the home of Mrs. Homer Hadftrd will be in 5192 1 4-room frame C. M. Hennesy. Mrs. Eve•·etl charge of the program and MEDIEVAL FALSB FACB CoDtruted with the llfOI<dQue , • Next lo the Drive-In Theatre : P"MEROY 20 31 (Formerly Bargain Cente;l house with front porch and Hayes will review the book, IMro. W. A. Morgan, the con· 1ma1e of thll pUt mask II the be8uty of eraftlmanship. Thla mask, once worn by an·English DDb1eman, was part of 1 ~~~L IJO rug wenv mg. WI !I- F"REE USE of our Carpet Sham· I Market) , Mason, W. Va. _ lull basemen!. New room "Flood." by Robert Warren and •test. royal armor ~ ID LQDdon'a While Tower. · I·Y·20ip 1 poncr wllh purchase of Blue j 113 W. 2nd Street, "Where 18' x 8') for bath, hot and 1 "The Closed Society," by Jame• 1.usl n• Sll;unpoo. Bakrr 1 you see the Brouuhton Dairy cold water, 2 acre lot. $3000.1 Silver wi ll be given by Mn. WEDDING REVEALED n en Fu rn 1111n' .. \1 1ddleport. Sign.'' Pomeroy, Ohio. Both Owner might trade for small Robert Coats . Mrs _ Marie Clark. Liberty AU 1'1 1M• JK II. E 1ns11ra te be co carwt>lll><f'J ' 0 " 1 vuut OJkra· 1 19 6fc ~to~·e~ Open All Day Sunday. farm. ' Class 12 of Hea th Methodist Ave., Pomeroy. i!:: announcing ior '• '"nse' CaU W~ 1.-llltili 1 !9 tc , Church will meet Wednesday the marriage of her daughter, was won on the playing Q- What Is the proseD& 3 1 IIlith ISEWING MACHINE Service on LEBANON 1 0WNSHIP r· Mona Lee Carol Clark to Wil · of Eton." wt>rkl poptllalioa7 11 PRIMARY p· S- . - all makes - singer authonz ·1' room frame house with front JAN. . li:Jm Franklin Lynch, son of A - About 3,250,000,000 and ~ano "tud1o .- rn- ed Sal & s . ., Busine11 Services porch, well, outcellar, 20 The Portland Great Bend Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Lynch, Q- Did tbe Biblical cities one-fifth of whom live w'tthln 42 . uh tructtnn . l'ilp IhiS Secon .,ve. ' Ph. acre 1o'1 good 1aymg groun d Horne Dernons tat r ton Club wt II Cheshire Rd The wedding was I of SOd om and Go morra b Communist China's borders. rJi\·iu u:!l · t>rVICt'.446·4!104. l · · t o,ur at Spt"cial C:allipolis, Ohio. TA Service. J o h n·l on good road and in good meet from 10 :30 p. ' solemnized the parsonage of l ly exist? ·~~" .:1rw i-ln 1els, 6Af"1 Los· neighborhood . $.1500. Owner m. untrl .I p.m. at t~e home of the Rev. Ge0rge Oiler, Dec- I A _ Jt is 19 Jlc cust, Middleporl. J.J3fap will accept modest down Hazel McKelvey potluck ember 30. AI present the cou· , that Sodom 8 - -- delivered ing. Midd leport. I' payment, balance year land lunch _b~ S('rved at noonclass . I pie plans to reside in Charles- ' actual ClTJes m · anc1en · t t 1mea. . FIREWOOD, slabs, contract. The toW1lhng Workers ·ton W Va 12 50 per ton dumped . Sw I 20 tfc of the Enterprise EUB church • · · However, they have disappeareLookTo Ua For Renl _ __ 1 Ivan Carman. Rt. 2. Po me· ' c. C. CUCKLER, RELTOR •will meet Thursday evening al l , ed !rom the map. Blbllcal Introducing THREE ROOM furm sbed apart·' roy, Phone WY 2·6865. MAJOR Medical Health Plan, BOX 229 WY 2-3830 th h0 f M Eld W k8 FIGH TRESULfS scholars believe that they were meot wilh balh lor coup le.' 1·18-~tc , non· concellable, guaranteed, 19 3U, ;, ';:::. ~ C rs. ~n10 {',: 8· By Uniled Press lnternalioual located at points now covered OUR OWN Phonf' WY .an.r, m Mitldl"'· l 1 renewa ble. Pays 100 per cent e! M~ddl onslerv~ " at. NEW YORK IUPI) -Chuck by the Dead Sea. " C L I M d' I b'll D I ue o I epor WI mee Wepner 211 F hO)d N J I 2 PORK 1 s. over port. 212 Soulh F1lth Ave · ,OA FOR c;ale. Good lump 11 . P tra eThursdav evening at the Co-. ' ' ree ' · ,·· 1 I 18 ·,, I coal, delmred or ot the ductil11 e Call Jim Johnson, FOR SALE I b. .G orr· ' M.ddl ' outpomted Ray Patterson. 191 ~ Q - Can the Southern Croso SAUSAGE c \\'" ' 2903 f . l I urn IB as ICe m I e- I Flushing N y 6 1be seen f rom Cootlneutal Uatt.- 1' m1ne on Sl.urey 's Hun See; • -- · or m ormation. I MODERN • · · · 1.port Betty Newton,\ Home Ec- ! Made rteht In and Orville Hogue or phone SH 2·1 -1 19 30U, 3 lfjiDROOM, · ~~,'II give · a. . demonstra·,i LAS VEGAS, Nev. IUPII - , ed States? FR~' ME RANC"'BRICK· STYLE I onomiSt, this atore "'AHTMENT, 5 rnums I2-I9·30tt.. 1 BAII.F.Y will pay you more I ~ 1IOD . HOME ON CHESTER • Fred Hernandez, 158, Las Ve· A - It can be seen from I from our own 6:~ s_, 50~~ b<ith. shower and 111b Phone 1 rectpe, It'o gas, tic SJNCF.R s;rw ing machine in for good clean fur. than any· ROAD JAN. 22 decisioned Hil:ulo MoralMiami, Fla., or Brownsvme, 3rd Si , Mi~dl•porl, lf)Oodl blond cahrnet, like nrw ' hodv in Mei1s County. Bill eiOOx400 Lot The Middleport W.C TU. will es, 160, Mexico City 10. · Texas. south1hrd. WY 2-2671 1 15 OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. 7 ~ I. j ---- ~.';~' ~: :~c~:~erje~;sp; __ <~go, J~muarv f' 1 1ihiH1ll~e ~.tnt Ju""da~ it~ Sn(\~Aha l "Al- l - I 1 1 b ~M.'i . Oo Cuelt ,,. ,..," Bloett"".Ors t. ·de~ a.~. r lesiJ~ons I ~h~rsday :~~y· ~::;;~on6 _ 1 "~~~~,"c~u~~:, ~tth 1 I ·- 1 a~~n:~~rr~ah~~~::ll 11 I R ~ r.po••~ss~D ~. FOUR ROOM furnished apart· SLUGGISH septic tankl.Ciog· new bomea. BuUt . In kltcb1 14 61p ment f01· rl'nt. Pl10ne WY . ged drains? Get Klean-Em - ens, Btorm windows. alum-~tfc2 All Septic tank cleaner at inum siding. CaD Guy Nelt- I'OR SALB-Mltldleport'o tal~ 1 12 Landmark Farm Bureau. ler, Racine, Ohio. est hnlldlnfl, loo8'-l 11111 11. VNFURNISHED aparlm•nll -=======•1-·1;;;.-301-.,c, 12 29 Uc Second Streel, Middleport. In Middleport on ground floor .1> Prleod lor quldr l1811. JD. 5 room and bath, hardwood BEST PRICES ON 1art Go I •, l'llwlllai... quire at Ohio llatel. 8 •tln1 floors . YoungsLown kitchen, 8utomatic heal. Private en"'I nllle, lllllo FOR SALE: Mod~ elec. ·trance. Cali WY 1·3200. I tire 3 bedroom borne, 100 I _ 670 X IS _ WI uoo • . . 100 lot. Syracuse Pbone Dlck I 5 tfc ·-- 8ewor M· l'h Sterrett. WY 2-2S21. 16 60 I 5now T' res room an d batb apartment I '-P w omeroy. Phone W'l. ~3319. 12 t5 Uc llUI!I tu NVto n Bl "wo k 11 TubeTypo l:dSUPER SERVICE STATION .n - ,... ....... ,.,,. R--==W.:. - --ean-•-•DaJar.,._, "'• ""51''.. ....... 11 25 Uc : 7 • tk . Auto S•las ·• · IlEATING Plamb"'• .....,_ . i ~!LER loll for rent , close , Jack W. Canoy ' 11155 Oldsm_obile with motor. J.l to La ndry d Fanaaeeai, .&rlltld: Marvm Crmg, Wyllis l( u mal an schools. Mwr. WY 2-9932 Slreel, Hill, 118 East Pb8e WY NMI. Pomeroy. Ohio. 1 20 3tp · .' Valley Lumber & Supply Coru- '% IRON . Middleport IJI.3.tfc 5c a ft PC>peR, 200 Jordajolni8S, at 7 • tic 1954 CHEVROLET, $150.00 Ph · · · n a1em 1 · · e!7f..itiiRE:Eand aDd lour ""'' furnish• Street' Rutland ' Ohio'· V 3-2682. I 15 6U, TRANSMISSION Salvap COlD> 57 BUICK Ro dma - 00 · ,. ==-7""_ _ pany. Repelrtn& .U m•w Phone a ster, .=: u • y' U1MP and nm ot mille coal ·tomatlc and standard WY 2-27111. 22 for sale. Goegleln Cnal Co. missioDI. Maurice GaJlllOII 12 *P Page St., Middleport. Owner. Phoae WY Ul'/1. ' 111• 11u1111.- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _1::.2 4 Uc 11 17 tic World 8tutlard ot C!Gmpod EKotlea<e SINGER Sewing \lachlnes .lUt'l'IONEEII life <ft room, rltle ....... new 176.50 up. Several used c· slrtl kob SmaD . . _..., machines at borgam prices. Qllt lri8llflid • uti II' I llfllllllHy Tbe Fabric Shop Singer Saleo ...,.., , _ . • C • Sot and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. A. ~ Mela'i ollt& IIIII 1 WY z.=M. . 4 21 t!c ' E. M8ID lnot. P&UOJ F I U tic Pilat WI Nm •nn Machinery t 21 ue ONE Wagner loader with lnaunCUSTOM buldleriiJC and euthydraulic bucket and fork PHOTO CopJIDa Sentee Cop- -ling. Pbll Meter Pbooo WY lor Ford or Ferguson tract· Ia llllldl ol lopl 2-31510. ' 12 1 Uc or. One New Idea manure btrlll I'I!COrds and almosl 115 ...,. 7 Four-<loor Ellgllab 1_1111•preader, model 17. Douglas oUter daeumenta. Circle WI 9-3012 R....., • man. Excellent condition, ' . l4 ltp ·--.- ,.... ICO, l!t IJ · t:ISO. WY 2-2418, 1 I • Uc 1 lA Uc ~ •Nil'· ~~~WY':IIDfurnlahed ~z.::s4~ ~ ••en, p,.,. __1:1~tp ~- · forma...,. ':"*:-' P..,.... Pearl Reynolds. Maureen chose as her blrth-day helpers, Teresa EUil, Jane Van Meter, Kathy Haney, Vickie Dent and Teresa Brown. Seated at the birthday table witit Mauren were Tereaa El· lis, Vlckle Dent, Teresa Brown, Jill Spires and Kathy Haley. Mrs. Luellen served cu~=:~ Ice cream and ·candy. and bats were glvl!l1 as favors. Wbere wa1 oU line dJs. covered 1D tlda coUIItry? A - Ia 1851, Edward Drake struck oil In drilling a well at Titusville, Pa. Q - Wbat historic quotation rerero lo the athletic lleldl of • roupB an Eagllah public school? A.ttend lmtitute Several membeTs of the Sen. A - "The Battle of Waterlle lor and Junior MYF of u-atb Methodist Church were .m: in lr· onton Saturc1aJ to attend the Mid-Winter Institute at the Sydenstrlcbr Methodist Church. They included Connie Cooke and Brtnda Toney of Ute Senlor group and K8thy Morgan, Rhonda HyoeU, Robbie or d and DoUIIU Donon of the Junlor group. They were ponied by lbelr oounaelor, Mro. , Leo Smith and Ute Rev. M. E, · Dowson, wbo aerved u 1 lead- I er In the juDiqr 1110!on. Hea•h MYF G \fiNS ~ MASON _ Mn. lldwa'd ry of Mason won Ute TV · "We CAII'T tiJ nowl W• etlll ow• on lut year'• Pot of $40 by answerinl queatlons submitted to b,... was asked who is the Star the Day and wbo narrated Chronicle of Freedom:. Mn. . Perry said the star of the day was Michael Landon and the narrawr wu Raymond Massey, MONDAY TBRV FRIDAY Malgo County RFD Paul Bowers - Fano Bill Mlller Sho.. Weather Newo '1111y'o Momtnc Chapel BID Miller Shaw Sports Picll9o Hardware (Tues. • Thurs·) 7:10 Newi 8:00 Bill Miller Show B 30 Dalt, Ltgbl 8:45 Bill Mlller bow 8:45 a.ker Fumllurt Show (Wed. · Fri.) 9:00 News 9:05 Coffee With Janet 10 .00 Bill Millers Brunet Show 11 :00 Mmisterial Association 11:15 Mason County Agri. Fnt. . . (Tues. I IUS Family Worshtp <Thurs. 11.15 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) lt.!O Swap Shop IUS Tiny's Country Hymntime 12 00 Cement Block News 12 .15 Goessier Guest Star 12 .30 L~ Anderson Sbow Jun Mees Sbow TERRY letter:a IICJNG Re,..,•o how te work ll: •= are diffe['enl. RSABX SB OICk tlA<., h 'CiflnER GOULD OAYVX XC NEX AJ:JY EN Cl\ HBXV ~UNIOR HAS FOOD AROUND ~IM ALL THE TIME , DOES~iT l-IE EVER GET MEAL? W J EH RADIO _::oo . News~at Jf • ,. ' .· e •• USED CAR LOT Slreeta • ' ....,,~,..,.., 4:00 Dlseln& wltb Doss 4:30 lnlercbanga 5:00 Community Newo 5:05 World News 5:15 Sports Today 5:~ Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5: 41 Sign Off SATURDAY 1:45 Sign On 7:00 Be StW and Know 7:tl'l News 7:00 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headllnes 7:32 Musical Clock ?:45 Word and TeaUmonl· 1:00 Ohio Valley Newo 8:05 World News 8: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:18 Pt. Pleasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Famlly Worsblp Hour 11:00 Naws, Army Hour II :30 Public Servtce 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 Ohio Stale Foolbali 4:00 Discing witb Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revua 5:00 News Ru.mdup 5:15 Public Servica 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sign Oft Bv GEOIIGE WONDEII M8ny Mer. Utitl"c... .-1 Trucb ,.. Chn .. Fl'lim •' • '·1151li.JNE Alln' <;:'mm~ty ~~Is 59 Ford Country S111h 4 Dr. S.. ~·.' 8 oyL Automatic !roM. iacllo. ~ L~usl & Syc~~more inaectl clde 7:oo Be stilt and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Cloct 4:!0Eiectrlc Co. Newo 7:!0 News lleadllneo 4:40 Jim Mees Show 7:32 Musical Clock 6:30 Sign 01! 7:45 Word and Testimony SATURDAY 8:00 Ohio Valle, News 6:00 Sign On - News 8:05 World N•ws 6:00 Country Music 1:10 Sports Today 6:25 Country Jamboree 8:15 Weather 7:00 News 8:16 Musical Clo•k 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 8:55 Cnm.nunlty News 11:00 Top Ten Show 1:00 Talk of the Town 12:00 Noon Newa 1:55 Mason ConniJ News 12:1& Muc!al Interlude 10:00 Puhlie Servtee 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teela 10:15 Family Worsbip Hour 1:00 Jim Mees Show 10:30 LaU,hslzin& 5:30 Sign Off .. 11:00 News Beat SUNDAY 11:05 Momln& Melotlteo 7:30 Sign On . Army Hour ezcepl Friday, Church , Bells Rin& 8:00 • rench City Baptist 11:45 World News 8·30 Sunday Show 11·50 Mason Co ty N 9:30 The Bible Speakes to You 12 :00 . un ewo 10:00 The Good Life 12:05 News 10:15 Sunday Show ews 12 :10 12:00 Noon News 12;15 Weatber 12:15 Christian's Hour 12:20 Bulletlc Board 12:30 Rev . Merlin Teets 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12:30 Couni;J A t 1:30 Rev. Sllas Billupa '2'45 Conn J:"Roond 2:00 Rev. Andrew Parsons 1;55 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Thorne !:00 Country Go Round 3:20 Country Hymntimers ·',:55 News Beat 4:30 Baptist Layman'• Hour 1:00 Midway Madn-. 5:30 Sign Off 3:55 News Beat 60 Ford Country Sedan 4 Dr. Itt. • • KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC~ ..-... &nat. 32. Covering, WMPQ. Rad·10 , ' mr.--r;-lt'"'"r.....,.,., FRIDAY 6:45 Sign TBRu On -~..=-:;=·;=;::;::;~"~·~r~L=•=ta=r'=l:::"=:::=====:: IMONDAY t • ON . THI SPOT fiNANCING . wlthahoea 21. Buckets 21. Kind of fiQ 30. Girl'• nickname 31. Bane: ,_,, 61 Chevrolet Comir 700 StaliN .... 4 Door. Standard trmo. ' ' 61 Comet 4 Door Station·WagOII·',: w..- 2l!. l!lqulpped A DECEWT OJ!, Automat!t traDI. Power Jlleerbll. ...._ 8 eyl. Slondartl trant. Radio, • 28 . Pronoun \'eaterday's Cryptoquote: PUNS SHOULD BE PUN£SHED N~~S THEY BE PUNGENT.-SA.LVADOR DB MADA.- 64 Ford Country Squire 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. 57 Gtvrolet 2 Door Sttlfot 22. Man's nt.kname 1 Milke Ua An Offer. n..y H8va Got To Go J- .I L ABNE. 30. Lever 38. Genus of 33. A devW. the lily fo[' re· 42. Girl's Ewntnldea: moving peels name GT. myth. :1115. Tothrow, 34. Country; -43. Encoun. S. Asia tered as a stone 18. Comers: 35. Drawa f4. Cn.ndlenut coUoq. clO&e tree Xfo"'SGOB.-OAVUSVG Station Wagon Specials ' .atone1 11. On• ot the 17. Grabs 21-Athome JSRY ... I learning runner XFY 6:00 6:25 6: 30 6:57 7:00 7:01 7:ZO 7,30 7:Z 8 eyL AatomaUo trans. Radio. 36. Precious 28, Si&e of eoal A Or)'ploJ'I'&IIl Quota.Uoa 8:00 SliD 011 - Nelli 6: ilL\ Scared Heart Auloi!WIItnno. Radio. I. Branch at ......,h day the c:ock Come In And Try On• Of Our ••• 8 prophet 16. Stea.m.ship: abbr. 16. Snow Y"•ttordar'• A.a•w• 21. Stamp of approva.J ~or ~e three L'~ X for the two O'a, ete, Slnrle iettu• . .~!' ue•. th.e lenrth and fonna.Uon of the worde are ui hlnt.t. USED CARS Q - in rank H . Labf!l or wife 26. Narra.tive t. LONGFELLOW One leltrer limply •t.anda for anotiter. Ia thJII M..ln le A 11 ~t~h:elf;:;t.;;_.,..,..,..,.===-_;~iiiil""'iii oman value. Q - What to ombraced the term IHhaloiY? A - The study of terrestrial rocks. poet 13. Hight>!" AXYDLBA...t.XB ,''";]=:~;II has 10. Com 12. American DAILY CRVPTOQUOTE - whltky~ e tlOn 215. Qne'1 hus. """d 5o. Entertain e. Dip quickly into water 'T. ll'ut.Tul, ... a slide fastener 8. Hebrew p&J'OdEL8 1 "" naut. oftlme d. Chinese SHOPP.iNG TIP ~~~:.;ill clarna· of. Plepen chltft&ina 47. Per1o4 QuJ'ck Qu•'z Ifsl~~~:~i~~:l 2of . Rlx- away 1 ~ river 3. Before te.Areb 1 ,. z. Rus~>ia.n addrel'll " e e 1 19. Bot.muer 20. Theatrical L Of ben tri. To eat TRAII.EH I.OTS _ frf'~ sew-! F:quippPd wi lh automalic z1g B01ilt>y in Reedsville, Ohio. eFireplace meet Friday even ing at Heath age nnd WJter. Brown 's Trai l-i overrast, buttonhole., 1·16-6tc e&sement Methodist Church What elp 11 tbe aame e Roofed patio E Do M with N Mrs. M M. I to Qlhe skuU worn by aJvea Cath• 1.1I etC'. Gu<tr:m tf'ed to part -. as- INCO'! T Storm wjndows, doors olic prelates? RACINE er Park 1St:11t> Apn,. 1·o••ed wson, rs. dan oore, Minersv ille, Ohio, Phone WY . sum ing R pay n E Chest..AX service. Vlctor ewell insulated Mrs. H. II. an Mrs. Jack :I Q - Where wao Jbe home of I A - It Is zucchetto. • ·y ments of $5.80 ' F. r.aul Oh"o Pho ,i Bechtle as Bush hostesses. Rank Is. FOOD hi 1\ _ trc 1 mDnt Y. Sic : 985-2402 marble .,11 ,'~·indows, i The Past Matrons Club of Bourbon distinguished by colors: the 2_·_3 3 2.~- . - ·-· _ __ _ 1_ -~5 2-3862. ·- ' • after 5 •p. m. 1· ne AlumJnum TWO 4 room lnmlshed apart· - - -- - - -1 15 - , 1 6 30tp eTiled bath. Evangeline Chapter, OES, Mid· A- Bourbon County, Ky. Popes is while; a cardinal's MARKET E cofortd t•-tur•c dleport. will meet Friday even· red; a bishop's is violet; '"'"II Yovr Local Clovar men' s. 0 ne l1rs1 floor •'· ·'"'"'· cleans · ,, lectrolux 1ing, January 22, at the home ' Q- What animal eats tbe Of Others Is black. Farm Storo, 3MB. 11 WVtie sweeper, like new and PROMPT delivery of limestone I eTHed kitchen.• • 27 guaronll'rd Includes all for your every need. Any birch cabinetc of Mrs. Allen Hughes on High· most lor lis •ize? lloclno, 0. cle:ming attachments for bal- size. Phone Emmet W. Shul- eBriek planting area St. in Middleport. A- The shrew. Q- Who are tbe four ~~ ance $33.70 or e.:.oo monthly . er, Contracting. WY 2-3243. ecopper plumbing I or food it l'lill die of lcau wbose heads are Cl MOIJERN 1 room ano Hardwood floors 'lh' h tf •lbe M I R h and wv 2-31162. Stc 1 6 tfc wt tn a a day. w oua us more 1 furnished ~:~partmenl. 1 15 :l-Ib. __ AVAILABLE Sixlh BirtlulDy ; 8 morlal? _ dleport. WV 2·3174. PktL - -- - - - - 9 II tfc 1957 8x50, 3 h•droom National EXPERT cabinet making, cos· IMMEDIATELY Ob served at Schoo l Q - What Is an explautlon AGeorge House Trailer. Call Ravens For appolnt,..,t call ..____ J ... Roose· • ROOM apar lme 1 d b th tom made furniture, such as 8 of lbe pbrose "not .. • ''"""'"' e..,rson, n an a wood 273-9425. 1 7 24tp ob Hoeflich WY 2·5337 "" Lincoln 8Dd Theodore • ·· t unfurniShd All utilities for: - ·-·hufch cabinets and buffets or Chaoter 9&6-2226 Maureen Luellen ptcayoae?" vel nlshed. Upstairs above Dr.! MAGNOLIA Mobil home, tables, etc., made to order . her sixth birthday A - A picayunt was 1960 Donovan's ofice Phone WY ' 53 X 10 ft., 3 bedrooms, l'h Built·lD cupboards or cabinets. at the afternoon term for certain United s· 2-3046 or WY 2-2064. baths. Call Ripley, z.s _ Phone WY 2-6312. 11110tc FOR SALE: :; room bouse of class m Middleport coins of small value such u 37 954tc 1 12 tfc Charles Spencer, Laurel afternoon. Her mother. Sue Lu- the fippeny bit. It come 6 12 1 _ __ _ _ _ _.:_:: Netgler 8lltldtll& Slppb for Cliff. Call WY 2-3240. ellen, was assisted by Mrs. to symbolize something z<~ggrr, DOWN YONDER COMES LOWEEZY!! U . Of the sun. t3. Form of polite 1 1 ACR08S 1. Birds, u a class 5. CuLtlnr tool 9. On the lett side: '1 GLORY BE!! DA ll Y CROSSW""""' Uvtvot. actu,al·~~::~~:~=:~~ i~ und.r. &O.Bom Wf'dne~day ~ INCOME I :17. Llltlrd genu. 39. Affirm.... · · ·- --j 1 what he Is - 1 l_ovely man, a Ray Cb~lea Singers, the eonI ' I \'\I I ... I ~·r fJLA~ '(jJu FoR lovely human bemg. He auns I dueling and arrangills rl Lou ~ All~ OTUA\A~, barbs, but there I! no mean- Busch and the art " . ·· of [ 6ETTIN6 U~ET THE ~ss In them even if there may Frank Swif. 1 I HOPE '(OIJ ARe OTIIER PAl". be meaning. Television needs I The potential " I say Is f'EfJ. iNf l!fTTI:It 1entleness desper•tely. 1th..-e. and the;e Is an The gueats, by the way, were current of feeling that those unt!ormty eJ:eellent, and the en· connected with the Sherman ttre_bour, even when it •agged show wanted to dn aomethlng 8 btl, was const&tlly lltyl>sh and unique and would continue to precl!e, and d!Aplayed sbow- 1want to. rather than agreeing to mansh>p !rom start to finish. 1dn anythinfl whatsoever to be a ·,.K, 1 OOOGLI •NI INUI'I'Y SMI >.. There waa great he)p trom the suC'cess. lr W~Y. YO IHIHK HE WA9 T~' KEEPER tl'i A P~;?leON AN' I WAtii SOME' SORT 0' ~IMINAL' COME T'TI-IINK OF= THIS: COULD 1g GaME \'\IND 0 ' PP.\'30N n: "' NOW Wi-10 Y'&'PO'"b 1!:::!5! BIRO !S '( �. . .. - l~Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Midclleport, 0., Jan. 20, • • Baptist Church CJTc/es Plannmg • T To Help Sponsor Fe II OWSh1p ea 196ft -- - r• · ·-- . · ~~ · - -·.. ··-··- ·· . ~-~ Oars~ Pdz M;:~ 1 a':hn M~lt~al:=:"~:':; and the roject ..m be tbe devotional period entitled, Iwere discussed. Wilson, Mrs. David IClara B. lllleJ, Mrl. Nla a neJ family . Mrs. ' " starl Over Again." Letters of 1 Members are asked to bring Mrs. James Souders, ford Smjth for remembrances · WmebreiUJer read an article thanks were read from snut-ln \eanned meats lo the february Grace Hysell, Mrs. Fran meetiJ1&. at Chrlstrnas. \entilled, "Opportumty at Sun- members lt was announced ,meetmg for the foreign mi.. \Bearhs, Mrs. Cora Pullen. Mrs. charge of . a ~··~::~It; ~~; ., ~~~~ ~~~: 1 ';:,:;,ing \J I nse" taken from t.he miSSIOn that the devotiOnal booklet. ISlonary. Nancy Maxton. " The secret Place" had been : A dessert course was served \ 1anl were made to assist rrom Guidepost during the pro- !reshmen~ f~ the tea. Sendplaced m pubhc places. b}' Mrs. Gibbs to the above and Each Circle is w prov•de re- magazme. ei~h ~ld the l"'etlowship Tea to be gram hour . A salad cou~e was 1mg cooktes mclud~ Mrs. John in February wuen tbe served to those attendmg by Kaufl, Beulah Whtte, Freda c· I f the Middleport First the hostess Eo wards , Mrs. Charles searl· !rC es OChur•h met Tuesday . es, and Pearl Hoff.man. Sand· Baptist • DORCAS CIRCLE wiohes will be prov•ded by Mrs. the . . . ,. . . . . ._. ;_. .-. __,;. ; _Mrs. Charles Edw~rds ~s- \ Arrangements for the~ tea ' Mrs:.._ Eva ststed Mrs. &met an servmg ., - ~--==------·.-.-...., a dessert course to the above I named and Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Agnes While and Mrs. • • H~rtley , ~s. ~~ Dr T Jay Bradshaw Q IOmetrist ONLY ev;:'gi..ovejoy e»-cle met at Comm.itees were appointed i Richard Owen, Mrs. _Charles Dana Hamrn. the home of Mrs. Gerald Anth· to help with the tea when the Rennett. Mrs. Clyde WmebrenELECTA , ony with Mrs. Harold Chase, Dorcas Circle met Tuesday ev- ner, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew A program on the ~go chairman , in charge. Mrs. Bert ening at the home of Mrs. l Mrs. Kauff. . w_.as presented by Mrs. anBodtmer gave devotioru entit- Charles Bennett. Mrs . Charles ! Assisting_with the servmg for 1 n~ng Kloes w~en the . Electa led . " Wiiderness Women'' tak- Searles, chairman, presided. the tea ~Ill be Mrs. Searles, ~ CJrcle met Ttresday evenmg . at I en from the Christian Herald Mrs. Richard Owen present- I Mrs. Wh1te and Mrs . Ton _Y the home of Mrs. Fred G1b~· l magazine. ed devotions, her theme being, , Fowler. Mrs. Harold Chase IS Mrs. P~ul . Smart, B: H. s;n· l - Report:~ from the projects 'Come' as taken rrom the Cos- chairman for the tea. born Mlsswnary ~1ety P eg. , chairmer. were given and plans I pel of Matthew. Thank you The circle will meet at the 1dent , guv~ the opemng prayer. I made to assist with the Tea in notes were read from H;ury home of Mrs. Searles in Feb- I Mrs. Tony Fowler presented February. The circle voted to sponsor a valentine party for residents of the county infirmIn Kroger's & Top Value ary. Cards were sent to three shutStamps New Game In members, F.mma Mathews, Mrs . B. F . Pnrmalee and Mrs . Milton Hood. Mrs. Jacob Turner presented an _arttcle ~aken CIRCL~ p 130..00 Down 11.. nc1 Oft C.Wentent ,..,.. Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday Call: Wy-2-3277 1 3 ROOMS New Furniture MASON FURNITURE CO. Over 2,000,000 Winners MASON. W. VA. =o..:;;ts.+ 7' #~ ""; ,-- --S:mi-Boneless Ham 500 , Swift'• Premium • Edttrt't DlnMt lell 1 Smoked Ham Wilson's lb. ~ Butt Portion Smoked Ham . {5" Cut - Excess Short Ribs Romoved) 6th &7th Ribs ... .lb. 69c Gold Medal Flour ~· tladed, .., . J'iorman Nmtzling Sn11ice• are Held ,1'PuneraJ services for Norman flfeutzllng were held from tho .Ewing Chapel Friday, at 2 p.m .• with the Rev . C. Melvin Alldre. pastor of the Unll<d ilflhodist church, officiating. · Buria1 was in Beech Grove ·'il:::;"'t·JCwma. and pallbearers were Morris Neutz.. ~"· ~!:. Harley Swisher, Edward ~;;lkJ;Im Neuullng and Bill " Coming from out ...,.. the services were . and Mrs. Paul Neutzling, .,...... Gertrude Neuuling and ond Mrs Sam Strauss. AtJ>. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Berk· t=::· .'li Columbus; and Mn. Bahr """ daughter. John L. Moroor, FL Louol- ."........ J'lo.. • • •• lb. 69c Pork Steak ... .. .. ... .. 49c _ lb. 99c FREE 50 IOo/. Be.t 20 .,. '•"' Meat Loaf .......... ... 59c Fresh Picnic Style Pork Roast lb. Spqa. c-...,* o... -.... EJ!i. 1121/. Betty Crocker Cak-eMixes • Vol..,. • O.rli Choc. • Devllo l'ood • Wlllto , Milli Chocoloto • c:-.ut Dollie Betty Crocker Biscuits ___ 5 :.: 49c: _,.... .- & 't-8" "--~-It· ' BISCUI .... Towels ....._ ,. _ 6 Pies -~ _v:•: _. 3 -a:: !let. Palmolive ·------------ 3 Palmolive ------------- 2 19 oz. boxes tOe 89c Cashmere Bouquet •..•• 3 ! ( . _ , ...... Juice~-------- 4 $] for • !.: $1 Kroger Yac Pack Pmto Beans ~,~49c Coffee-~~.::3 Coleman Presenl• Topic on Prayer group pians lo hold an lee okating party at lhe Ohio tJDiversity rink next weekend. !be meeting w<.~s closed with .....yer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jllptonstall, advisors <:~!so at- bag Cb••- ..... Tea Rings----- ' ... 19c Randy Roach. Mrs. ~arie Frances ualsled with the party. ffaptonstall. Pf'lllh Ground c lb. Baby Food 15 ,,,. $] and · :..'nle wMni"M'-•YIremlhlood Clapp'l Van Meter. Debbie McGuffm. 11 Power 'Through Prayer' I . . . the wpic presented by Roy Coleman, moderator, when the Westminster Youth Fellowship met Sunday evening at the First United Presbyterian Church Ill Middleport. Others participating in the pn>RI'aDI were Edith Haplon· ltall, Kathy Lacey, Ruth Ann Laeey, and Raymond Hindy. Miss Hapton~tall was accom· pmist for U1e singing. Scrip.' liN rel\ding was given by Bill ..... 4th• Sth Ribs ••· 79c .. 1st 3Ribs .. ••·89c Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roach entertained Saturday afternoon at their home on Wright St. with 8 party in honor of the six~h . birthday aniversary of their daughter, Trudie . Games were played and prizes won by Mary Boggs, Cindy Van Meter, L1sa Thomas with Cathy Blaettnar awarded the door prize. The Valentine theme was car· ried out in the decorations and favors. A decorated birthday eake was served with lee eream. Valentine candy in decorated nutcups were given as favors. Attending were Lisa and Bedly Thomas, .Jimmy Rosen· bawn, Patty and Scott Warne~. Elizabeth, Mary and C a t h y Blaettnar, Timmy Rawlings, Mary Boggs, Janie, Cindy , 43c tb . Beef Rib Roasts TrudU! Roach i~ Honored with Party CI Jordan's FFV Country Ham-~---'~~~:=~~ lb. 79c ffi~~~~~ Fully Cooked Boneless Ham ~::~11 Refreshments were served by Mn. Lloyd Moore and Mrs. T. A. Downie to 17 members. Extra Top Value Stamps FREE 50 Cru-0-Vac Halve• LUNCH MEAT 3 lb. can, $1 Grand Prize cussed. I lb. Full Shank Half During the business sessiOn a soup sa le sponsored by the WSCS and the Circle lo be held Wednesday, Janury 27 was dis- 'l'omy, Bobby .... No Center Slices Removed Devotions by Mrs. Jay Warner, president. opened the meeting of the Lydia Circle of the United Methodist church Tuesday evening at the church. Following the hymn, "Jesus IJ'OUp diSCU.!iS\On. ! Eckert's Dinner Bell ' Savior Pilot Mt· .·· \1rs WarnPr nad Acts 10 :38. "He went about doing good," after which the group sang, ''Oh. Master, Let Me Walk With Thee .. A reading concerning God 's work on earth and within thf' physl· cal being of man, by the lead· er conduded the devotions. ,, A look at ourselves as Chris· tian women " wa!i the topiL o( tbe program presented by Mr~. Roy Reuter who gave a medttatlon 00 the topic, followed by "Nest Egg" ....... ,... .... full__. ................ EVERYBODY WINS Circle is Led In Devotions By Mrs. Warner In Kroger's & Top Valoe Stamps New Game I- EVERYBODY WINS! 1 l Get a free "'Nest Egg" slip every time you visit our stores. Everybod, ruins. Just tear off zip strip, open card and see what you've won.. Yau'll receive prize OF rertificate right at oor sWres. Sign the entry blank ~­ tion d. each slip and depoSI.t in official "'Nest Egg"' entry box, to be eligible for Grand Prize Drawing. l I I ' J F;it Cocktail. 5 ~... $1 GJeem _______ : ~..... 56c ~~r1 Mixes Aool'4 u"' •.•.- ,... lOc Ill YOU CAN WIN 4 WAYS ** Free Top Jalue $tamps Fdlefl Top Jalae Stamps Saver Boob *free food * er-1 Plize IDOD IHied Books Bleach can CM 11i r Clult Hominy .•••. 10 rt;~· $1 Bufferin -----·.1•• 81r Kandu KleeMx Tissue liz ••••••••• gal. White& ' lhat. Color• $1.99 Ad ---------------------· Vel Powder------------ 2 Vel J..iquid . ___ • __ . _•_•__ • Ajax Liquid ------------Soaky . ________ • _-- ---·-. Ajax Cleanser---------- 2 Top Value Sta aps. 4()(} Your Choice Notbing to bay! Grand Prize winner riOt from this area. · Minors (under 18 yrs.); Kroger Employee• 6: Imm edlate Families Are lne11glble To Win lb. Cashmere Bouquet •••• _. 2 FabDetergent .• _________ - ct. Baggies _-------- __ . __ .•• box Florida Action Bleach ----------- Grapefruit lb. bag Apples tbat gives TOP VAJJJE STAMPS I ' \, i ·' .,;, 35e 35c 35c 85t tlanl 71e 65t II& n-. ....... 69e .... - .- Florit>.nt ___ --- ____ ...•. _~ Rome Your dollar's worth more when you shop at the store .. 35t Ajax Floor & WaD Oeaner ..... • Pink Meat ·• Seedless ., ""'-" ........ -......... .... -............ ..... . Fre•h • 59c Deterrent_---------- ::' c Aj~ Ajax Liquid Cleaner _-.... • .. Dr,.c,.rvii!S . ow Vlrlloll• .•. ~ ... rry _ _ 3 1. . . ., 19( Endive .. c ..... ' Escarole ...... 19c ~-M-Rx_w_ell_B_ouae......__._~_--_~_--_--_•_·--.::...~ 29 l•ra ·, ; '" ~ .. ~ ~- .. �.- •• • ' UI·Dally Sentinel, Po~eray-Mlddle!l"rt, 0., Jan~ 20, 11161 Mainly About People In Pomeroy Around And About Plan!!! were made to purchaAe new Hag lor the high IChool and Mrs. C1areoce Sargent were auctltorium when the Middle-Mr. and Mro. Larry He!hnl Tuelday visitors In Parkers- port lllgh School Latin Club o1 Athena Yisltecl SUnday bufl, W. Va. met Monday afternoon in the their parents Mr. and Mrs. V. i Teaford and son, cafeteria. Mrs. Michael John· D Edwards' and lomily and Mra. Edith son, advisor, met wtUt Ute M~s. Thlo Heinel. Cecil, were Tuesday diner guests of her daughter. Mro. group. Mn. Orion Nelson vi~ited re- Henry Bentz Racine. The club voted to order plno cently In Pt. Plea,.nl, W. Va. Miss Alita' Carpenter. student or medals for member• of the with her sister. Mn. Otis LJtch- at Ohio University, and room- club. Ken Harrts, . prutdtflt. fleld . mate Miss Barbara Goforth, of conducted the meetmg. The Mro. Clifford Leirhelt and Mr. Cincinnati spent Saturday aft. next meetinl!: will ~ hel~ Feband Mrs. E . N. Burton were ernoon wtlh her pareniB, Mr. ruary 3 at 7:30 P· . m. m lh• hlgh school cafetena. recent visitors in Parkersburg. and Mn. W. R. carpenter. Mrs. Clayton Bahr and daugh. Mr. and Mrs. John Young and ter. Mrs. John L. Mercer. left son, Phllip, of Amanda were ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Carof tbelr par- penter and Mrs. Hank Youna. today lor their n. Laud· week eac1 Middleport ' Mrs . WilliDm Reynokis has returned from Kalamazoo. Mich . where s h~ VISited for several 1 Wef'k ~ wuh t1er .wn and family , 1 Mr . and \lrs. William Reynolds and m Lansing with her daught er a nd f11.mily . Mr and Mrs. o;;ht>!h ~ r: mg Mrs Llldlt' \1t'adows has been relurned hJ the home of her daught f'r ~nd son-m-law. · Mr and Mr~ H f Parmalee, £rom Veteran,<; :\1emo~ia1 Hos- I EVA EILEEN BRANNAP': pita! :\Irs Parmale 1.• also I recuperatmg a t her nome folMr . and ~ln. Harold D. CAROLYN NICHOL'ION lowing hospitalization for sev- Brannan of Reedsville are Mr. •Dd Mra. Dale Nicholera! wf'eks at the sam~ hospit- anounclng the engaa:emeat son. Mlddleport, are aDDGaiJc. al. of tb~lr daugbti?'r, Eu Elleeo log tbe ena:agemeat ol their JUDJTII RHt:A WF.HR! INI; Mr . and \lr ~. G.:til Miller 1 lo Mr. William Thomas Kirk· dau~bter, Carolyn Sue, to AA returned ~1onday from a WPek's bridt'. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wehrung , of Pomeroy art> . anGale Francis Sbrimpll•, Jr., '\.vacalion in Florida They were Robert M. Kirkbride or At- nouncing the engagement and approaehing marnage ~>on of Mr. aod Mrs. G. F. anied home by the1r · wRttr. Ohio. Both are acteod~ of their daughter , Judith Rea , to Thomas J. Wen)'• Sbrlmplin, Sr., Ma10n. da' r and fam1ly, Mr ~nd 1 ing Rio Grandt College. A son of Mr . and Mrs. Henry Werry , Pomeroy. M1~s Miss Nicbolson is a 19M Mrs art Smilh and fa mil y, I .r unt' wedding is planoed. I Wehrung, a 1963 gradu'ite of PomerOj'_High sch~ol, IS va<~aale of Middleport Htgb who are m:1kmg an extendt>d ' 1 employed at Veterans Memorial Hospital. I\.~ r. \\ e~ry, Sehool and is employed at tbe visit herE'. $3.417 IS IN 1 a 1962 graduate of Pomeroy High Srhoo.l. 1~ serv 1~g Mrs _ Lf'sla (;o!hard is serious- I Mrs Manning Kloes, Exe~u- in the West Virginia National Guard statwnf'd at Fort George T. Sanaa Assodate•_ In Columbus. Mr. ShrlmpiiD I• Iy ill al tl1e hom" of hf'r liv~ Dirertor of the Me1gs Knox . Ky. Wedding plans are mcomplet e a 1914 1f8daate of Wabama da~ hter and tamil~ ..\1r . cmd ('r•unty TH and Health A.ssoe1- 1 lligb scbool and Is •ervlnt: 1D Mrs. Jack Miller and family in nt 10n. has announced that . I he U. S. Navy Ia Norfolk, Columbus Mrs Gothard has datt> $.3.417 has bef'n rt"CeJved \'irginla. Weildlq plaDI are been ill sinct" fhri~l nl<l.'i Da.v. from the Chrh;tmas Seals pro- i Incomplete. Friends wishm.l!: to sen_d cards gra m rrnm 1.9~ l~tters. Mrs./ may St:'lld Hwm to 5:l 13rehl Kloes said contrlbUIJOns still TheodorU$ Council Ave .. Columbus ' I may be sent to the secretal')~ MASON - The Mason Auxil·[ Meetin11 is Held Mr and \1rs. P<w l \I. mPhrfn · F' D · · · famJJes. T 1iary of the Volunteer 1re eTheodorus Council, llaughd• ner or. Cnlum hll,<; wt>re Wt:'P k <'11 d ' umbus wJth their guest o;; of their parPnt~ Mr and Dr K;Jthryn Poindexter Is re- ~ pHrtment met recen t 1Y ?" tt>rs of America, met in regu1 plans forb the lar session Monda~· evening at Mrs. ·Karl Owens. Mr ·;mr1 1•'I rs portf'd cn·t1·cally 1.11 at the horne made . . . h ldmmumza~ h t. . c 1 , D · l twn chmc to e e ere a I lht> JOOF' hall wit.h Lottie CoO~w;;e~n;;s..v;;i;;s';;''..;d_;;re..;'..;'n•l~ly--m......u - of her brother, George ames F. S . · F' b · c·t She had been a Ithe Mason 1re ta 11on on e . l hen, C'oum::ilur, presiding . 1 'I.<Jt (,rove . I v. '2 d r I t'l 3 p m Mrs ' · t .1 1 ·t Holzer Hospital n rom un 1 · · · ' Bertha McKenzie was report· 1 P~ 1 1~n · 1 . ~ Jark (Cecil) Johnson was ap- 1 ed 111 and Edith Hines and Ann(,a 1po IS . pointed by the president. Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio it'f' Ohlinger home from hos· I Bess Ingles, to work at the pital. Cora Beegle was reportnext scheduled clinic. The ed m distress having lost hus· TONIGHT & THURSDAY munizations are free to every· band by death and flower~ were 1 NOT OPEN · one and are conducted by the sent. Plans were made for a j Mason County Health Departsocial hour and games at the FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY ment. next meeting. At the close of J•nuuy 22·23 ON The group discussed the Rethe meetinj!:, games were pJay· "FBI CODE 98" !gatta for the Bend area. Mrs. Jack Kf'lly , Ray Danton, Phi 1 ~ with prizes awarded the Un Carey, Andrew Duggan. i Ingles anounced the auxiliary CAROL TEAFORO winners, after which sandwichI ,-,CONQUEST OF SPACE" I has bet!n invited lo attend the Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Teo· es and coffee were served. Micke y Shaughnessy . Phil · Syracust- Jo'ire Department Aux- ford , Racine, an announcing The next meeting wUI be Foster. Walter ilrookt> SUNDAY , MONDAY, TUES. iliarv me~tlng on Jan. 25. tbe approaching marriage of Monday , February 1 and mem· J•nuary 24-25·26 R~freshments were served to I their daughter, Carol Fae, to jbers are asked to bring cook· "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" Bess Ingles, Beulah Bocook. Ce- Mr. fl,obert E. Wines, sou of ies for re£reshments. (Te('hnicolor) LAUNDRYlock Hud~on. Doris Day . cil Johnson. Mary Roush , Vera I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wlnes, Jr. cLAss TO---MEET"' DRY CLEANING Tony Ran.daiL Hal March . Dodson, Mae Taylor, Elsie : Apple Grove. The Busy Bee Class of WY 2·5428 POMEROY Roach , Charlotte Roush, DelColorcartoont Miss Teaford lo a 1964 grad· Midleport First Baptlat Cl\llrch aatfo of the Racine High Sc-hool and Is employed with Iwill meet Thursday evenif18 the R. G. Barry Corp. In Col· ,7:30 p. m. at the home umbu11. Mr. Wines Is a 1963 ,Mrs. John Lyuns, graduate of Racine Hlgb scbool who Is employed with Relnzle and McCann Inc.• COlumbus. 'J'bco open chureh. double ring cer¥mony wtll be held at the Racloe Methodist Church, Feb. ~h. at 2 p. m. I 1 1 to j I ~ Auxiliary to Hold Clinic for Immunization -- Mrs. PhiUp Radford and Mr · ON THE MAIN FLOOR Men's and Boys Wear - Home Furnishings - Towels - Hosiery - Lingerie - Cosmetics - Candy. l 1 MEIGS THEATRE I ONE DAY SERVICE im- 1 I SHIRT FINISHING I ON THE SECOND FLOOR __ Women's and Girls' Ready to Wear - Dry Goods Draperies - Flo~r Coverings - Luggage - Furniture - Music. ON THE THIRD FLOOR Furnitu,. For Every Room In Your Home. SAVE IN THE SALE AT Elberfelds In Pom eroy 22 GAL. PLASTIC 32 PIECE CONTOUR CHAIRS GARBAGE CAN Poly · propylene engraved tuftel design . Tubular legs wjth sliding slides to protect floors and rugs. Seat 15xl8". height 19", ove r- Dinnerware Set Heavy duty poly can with 'log-proof, snap-on lid that locks on. Cleans easi1y .vilh sponJile or damp ~ loth . Noiseless. Size 20~ 1 24 1.7 ins. Green ProvincJal rooster iesign on sparkling white all 35" . REG. $6.95 EA. SALE 1 LB. BAG CONTOUR Shredded Foam Non-allergic and mildew -esilient fur versatility. Rogular 79c Each METAL FOLDING feet of drying space. Ben) duty channel steel fn.me with plastic covered dowels that prevent c~ tbes from slipping. Hgt. ·• v.idth 29", IRONING BOARD BABY SEAT Pad & Cover Set ::::onforms to OObys body fo r cumfortable support! imooth, contour molded ~t>al with no sharp edge• !>r awkward corners. Re~·er~W~bte Tufflex pad, vi· oyl covered for eaay cleaning. Adjustable to 4 pos.itions. burn proof and scorch proof rotton cover. Soft cushion~ tng pad prl:vents buttons, oucklea and zippers from breaking. Reg. 4. 98 _ $3.00 Ragulor $1.00 Eoch Fold1 BaHery Cables Two complete 8 ft. cablea per set. For use on 6 and 12 volt batteriea. A m\llt for automatic transmia· ~ion car~. EACH_ $7.95 100% ,glasa fibre p.ad. Guaranteed 2 ,., TWO 8 FOOT Clothes Dryer · REG. Limit one to customer .l' .• 6 cup5, 6 saucen, 3---4-in . fruits, 6-5-in, ()Jate.s, 1-8-in.IJiatter, 61-in. plate~ and 1-7 in. tt.ll!ppie bowL REG. $5.95 - - - PRICE ~hina . RIG. $2.00 S l i T - 54-in. $lOO AUTO CAR MATS Provides complete protection for the entire frQnt <~rea of your car. Adds door to door beauty. Av· aUable in aU colora. Heavy, durable rubber con!ltructlon designed for long wear. Size 62x24~ •ns. Reg, 3.00 val. • $2 MENS LEATHER PULl-ON MEN'S WEAR t1 OUTSTANDING REDUCTIONS! LADIES COATS to Obtain! ;j Immediate Surveys of~ .Me1gs . Industrv Sites I 4 WMHINGTON -PRESIDENT : Johnson plans to send Congres ! Monday a federa~ budget ju!lt , shy of $100 billion , !muces i close to the White Hf')use said · kxlay . .; disclosed C of C. as munty chairman for . The President's spending pro- The Institute or Regional De- results would be velopment at Ohio University ! through brochures de.scrlbmg a membership drive. Car~ e y 1 gram for the fiscal year beginwill be asked tu prepare site i the area, topography, availabil· j is to name his commitlee of mnl( July I will include less surveys. of .all M~igs Co~nty i ity ot wal. e r. power. gas and helpers later this week. money for arms and more for 1 • We haw· plenty ot qualifird making U_ S. schols. hospitals prospective mdustrml locations : water, and labor supply. immediately. Childs said the only ~ite surleaders 1n Me1gs County who and cities worthy of a ''Great 1n ; ('O Uld help lh1s organ1zal1on tr e· Sn('iet.y " A budgt>t ol about $9!l5 This announcement was made Ivey already undertaken billion would be the highest in Wednesday night after a meet- . MP.igs County was at Hobson 'mendously, but they, lor the · fhf' nalion 's history in peace or ing of the trustees nf the Meigs while mary neighboring COWl· • most parr. are not directly in· : Improve· ' ties. such as Wushington , have terrsted in particiihting m pro· war , up about $2.5 billion over Count}· Community men! Corporation, a non-profit had surveys made of nearly all mu!ing ~1cigs County," one CIC the current fiscal year. Many organization to promole ann availablo!! industrial locations. member observed. offirials feel that con..,idering HOW IT WILl. LOOK - An artisf' -; rll·;.wing of the propo.~rd thf' countrv's grow-It: ralf'. this encourage industry m :\1eigs TrustH>s of lhe CJC. follow · ' Preside1~t Childs said. "With- ~don the Jut \\ht1e !he prese~1t lliu ; rh , h11ilt in J8H5 , .st:nd.o.,_ ing the re-eli·rtion of Childs as out membPrship, ~his org~niza. · will bE' the last budg<'t under County . $100 billion. l:l ili Childs. president of t.he president, emphasized the need twn Will 1le handJCapped _ CIC, said lhe .survey will be fur more members in the org<m- Tr.ustees ele~ted were !iobert I under lhf> direction ot' William I iza tion . Everyone interested in tJavJs, Lallf!:SVIIIe : .Jack Carsey. C~ICM~O .RETIRING RE- , Sheehan. Director of the lnsti· , promot1ng Mei~s Counly J.s urg· Wnyne Swisher· and Ralph Welk- 1 ~ubll('an NatiOnal Chairman lute and. '' Will be very vatu- ed to send hi~ $HI membership er. Pomeroy : Robert Wm~ett, IJI'an Aurch preparPd todav to ' · , s . H a· Ka Chest. . · able l\S an encouragement for lee and $5 dues to treAsurer yracuse , or ce rr, · ask thP . national commiUee to . industry to CQme to Meigs Coun- Horace Karr. er; .hick Welo;;h , Willinm D. n,·arly Ch'ld . 1ed J ac k Car. Childs and William T. Grucser. 1 t'10 c.oubl,. b the d .normal f · non- 1y. .. r s appom 0 e ec n. year u get his s~c- II was pointed out site survey sey president of the Pomeroy : Middkport Trustees appointed 1 ce~sflr m an attempt to rebUild - -- - --- --· -~- - -'Parlier this week were !''red W. ! 1 th~ party, autnr~t.alivr sources . Crow. Syraucse: Bern~rd V_ / sa1rl Proposed w11! bt>: Fultz, Middleport; Leshe F.i -A Hl65 hudget almost twice I Fultz, Pomeroy; Frank Clethf' $1.5 million the natinnnl 1 land, Racine: Vernfln Weber, committPI? would normally 1 Rullan:1, and Kenneth Mci£1SJl~-'tld in an "ofl-ye-ar'' with no 1 hinny, Middleport. DRiinnal election; An allolment Officers rt>-elected al ong wilh ol $250,000 for the RepubliPre~ident Child~ were Bernard Fllll.z. vice president . C9n ··coordinating committee" Horace 1 proposed by GOP leaders : Karr, treasurer, and Les\if' a fuM -rai.c;;in@: program which Fultz, secretary. would enable the GOP to go inIn n~>xl .VE"ars ¢ongre~sional <'1lm~ p - ·ign~ with t1 million in the b<.nk. Jlf' \1 .c;t P~111l' s Lutheran church, to hE' e-rect• • I -~··1 ' I .. 1 CAM~AfGN LEADi·;HS - Leaders of a clrivr to raise flllHL~ llw. J rd con s fr udif•n of a new St. Paul•s Lutheran Church "'Po'!":""·' al,tended a kick·off r:venl at the chu•·rlr Wr·rlnr·sd;,y ntglrl l'•mna.'g" leader s include, front row, I. 1o 1.. (halle.. tvdm, Max Me~s. Wilma MePs . Mr~. Mlt'kl'\' ~\'ill 1a m s; .\ills lbPnwl Dnwme. and Mrs. KPn· ; n~th Braun . Ba('k row . Hd)t•rt J.:berft:>ld. Mrs. HobPrt ~~p·,erfe!d ..\lil'kc.' · \\'il :i;m).: 1\<"niH'l h Braun. \VilJiam Dow· / nJP and eh ureh p;.~sfor Rev. Jo:-;l'ph R. 1\ra ly. _ SenlinE'I Photo . Destroyed by Fire Wednesday I A fire that spread from an . outbuilding destroyed • seven room house and much of il s contents Wednesday afternoon lo.sses estimated at [causing 12·000 to $t5.000. '1 1 I1 The hom~. owned hy Pnul M. Schuler, was battled by Racine , volunteer firf'mPn With assist· 1 TEHRAN, IRAN (UPI) -PRE· mi(•r Hassan 1\li Mansur ol lran · L u th e ..~~ n s Open I ) U S p 1. L 1 of P 1 I. au sWedut 1eran d Church· ht 'mProy nes ay mg !auncl1ed a ;m-Ywek Building Fund Campaign t.o raise fund ,<; t,J- ]Tear Campaign to on paign <:n ngs . ll r:Hilo ~k r t fin;1l 1 construct a new s dmrch d prPSNll s!ll' . , tagt' as a ms trudlon ..; :JIId ~ •ledwn o! ' ' Kirk -Oft De~ser t,'' fe~tinties prllsn•·~·l s. 1· ot the 1'Vf'lling uwludt'd cam1 • c;-unp<Ji gn w 11 rkf'r~ cho~<' Is the namf's o£ the m~mber f::~mlloUt' visited by January 31 ttw rlo~·e uf the vr·s1'tar 1· n ~r, ., 0 1"inU . lll;"s Cam1mign leaders are Kton- Crou GoeS (0 Ken t Staf e 0n Footba11 Grant-In. AI'd 1 )depurt.ment _ neth Braun, Generai -Chatrman; . Pomerov firemen also were . ' n ~. i "key Williams:. Vi,itation was seriousl)' wounded in front J c<~lled <11. 3:15 p.m. but were rt,atrman : and Charles F.vans, ot the parliament building early I nagged down in Hacine when Advt.lllced GJfts . Commlttt"f::! ':oday by a youth who fired rive a fire broke out at the Maude Chatrman. Both husbands and ·;_,; ;hots at him, tht> government ! Young residence. That £ire was , ' wives are mcluded _throughoul oald. quickly extinguished. being lim: lhc campaign organization . ited to a back room or the home . ' Ry Rob Winxt>{t Diriswn leaders aTe William The 41-Year-old premier. who Schuler:s rt>sidence apparent· Bob Ceo~·. son of Mr' <: nd Mrs . RobE>rt Crow of SvraDownie. Robert El~rfeld and lflisumed office lO months ago. ly caught fire from a kerosene · .:use. this vr·eek became lhe second mt•mber of the 1964 M~x Mt'es. Team Captains are was rushet to a hospital where !stove that was being used in an Pomero,v Pu :- ple Panth~r football team to rec(• ive a full Thomas Clelland, . Lawrence tw underwent emergency treat· Ioutbuilding behind the home .. grant-in-<lid scho lars/up at a Mid -Ameri('an Co nfer ence ]Douglas. George . Hicks, Robert mtnt. Later do<"tors said Mr Schuler said he attempted college. iJal'ubs. Tom Reuter . Thurstor, \fan sur was out of danger. '-"',._~. . _ to put a cable around the out· 1 Crow was signed by Kent 1Stont: Jr ., Joe Thoren , Jr. Miss j building and pull it over w1!h a Stale University's Hl'ad Foot- year Crow pl<iv~ at crnter. on · Erna Jesse and Mrs. William PLAN REVIVAL ·~,0··• ·_.:[ tractor to save the house, but ball Coach Leo Stritng J\·lunday _1ht' cage tt>am and nglil field Anderson, Sr. 1 _ .. ..If: -.. - ·-~ ;fi.S wa~ driven back by flames _ artcrnoon. m baseball. : Numerous other committe-~ The Hysel1 Run Free 1\-:etho1 Workers from the locks at Keflt Stair official~ sa id Crow Cnm . ~:g:' 17. is a membt>r 1arE" participating in the camtliF>t Church will hold a weekend SALVAGED - Paul M. · Schuler, Portland, removes Portland nearly had the rire was the first boy signed to a ' ol' Ihe Syraru:>~· Prf'sb.,.· tenan : pa1gn organization. Chairmen .·evival beginning tonight and books from a case that was among the contents saved under C'Onlrol when their ex- · 1965 scholarshtp _ It is anilc 1pat- Chllrl'h S1'11oo t actrv:ties 1m·tude art. George Baer, Promotion · rontinulng through Sunday . Ser- 1when his seven-room home was destroyed by fire Wed- t.mguisher supply was exhaust- ed that 16 prospe<·ts will win the Spani'{h fluh . l.atin Club. Mrs . Williarn Holt. Prayer; Mis-; vices will oegln at 7:30 p. m. lnesday afternoon. Mr. Schuler suffered minor burns of ed. grant-in-a1d scholarships at t;let· Club. Vars11 y P l'lub StuROB f'I~OW Erna Jesse. Audit : Mrs Law Rev. Robert Smith, Sr., will 1his face ani hands while battling the blaze. Losses were Mr. Schuler suffered minor Kent State before next fall. dent Counc1 l and tlw Student renee Dou-glas. Arrangem~ts '>t. speaker. iestimated at $12,000 to $15,000. - Sentinel Photo. I (Continued on Page 5) Crow playt•d l1is cn11n· ecrreer At'liv1t~' A~soc1a rwn _ llf' plan o;; and ~rl'. William Maye . Sec1 -·--------·-------·---- ·-· l as a Panther griddf'r under W major in Bu:-> mess Adminis~ · retarv. 0 ~ Head Co<Jch Charles Chancey tr;1110n at Kt·nt SUJte I Sp;C'ial emphasis ha~ lx>t>n 1 ·,, / and Asst. Charles Bickel_ He - --·-' plaet'd on prayer in the cam·" was .s~lected for fir~1 team, !f'- Vt>tt'rans ,1f'mori<ll Hm;pilal ' paign. Everyone in the church ~o~n rtJon on the 191.4 AII-SEO· ADMISSIONS T a m rn .v is Pnrouraged to undergrrd tht' ea.!Tl. Schoonovf'r' KL11hmd . Debra program with prayer by Pastor :\1\Vrt!e .Joseph R. Kraley . Lettering three years, th~ 6-3 ScYloonover Hutianrt i ~niorfinished last season weigh- Warner , sYrat:use: Anrw \\ieav- Durmg lhe last half ot the ____________.._iiiiiiiiiiiiiii= )Ing 225 lbs. He worked at guard t:!l, Rarine ; Cynlht<~ T')''I)IE"'I. ; 1%4 cal1•ndilr .vear. Oh1n's Hll . i offense and taekle on de- Miadleport ; Sandra Humphr(')'S. counfips shared in thtt di ~t ri bu - ThiS Ad Produrt>d 4 Calls Middlepoct. 1tiQn of local governnlf'nt fund <: During Firs& Hour After Crow is averaging 17 points , DISCHAJ{f.ES - Charle!'. Wil· · fnta/ing $49.:!74.412. Paper Hit The Street. on the Pomeroy bas-: liams. Middleport ; M i<'hacl \1r- State Auditor ChC'ster W r:oteam. He also has bef>n Kenzie, Pomeroy; Freda llf'nd - blf> said thi s was an in,..n"a ~e ' • starter on the Panther base- er:lOn Pomerov ; Edward Bar- of $2,601.762 ovf'r lht> samf' f)er· team since his sophomore· ton, Hacint>. · : iod of 1963. M{'igs ('ounh rp -. . ' ('Ci\'ed $.12. lfi6 . or about onf> I. 9501 h nt tht' tota l. H'TOR talking machine, fol' These runds, which were re- sale, with luge mornin& Frank ~w. Porter. J1· •• Pomeroy attorney and member of the Ohio W•terway• Safely Council, said this di!-;tributed to the political su b- eh)ry liom. C. R. .Jordan, S.· morning by phone that the request lor stale aid to divisions within the respective ~"'m Street, Rutlabd. Ohio, . 1 13 lltp Improve levee and boal launehlne facilities In Pom· i eounties. in('IUded $12 million in . ' eroy and Middleport was unanimously appro\'ed to- 1 snles tax money, togethe1 with GET QUICiK day. the intangible taxe.<; oollected t RESULT$ . Porter said that the aetkln gives both vlllaees a From financial institutions and · The ' . dealers in intangibles. green light for the proposed projeets. Thr eosl of I Pomeroy's projert i& eMimaled at $70,000 while the Meigs General Hoepital Middleport pro.ieet cost'wiU be approximately $51,080. 1 ADMISSIONS Gertrude ,, 110n :0 e ·rt•hird of the mb\7 will be raised 11oeally I Boice, South Cl~arleston: Marl~~~~.1 ,~ 1 0 1 dooallnno of labor and 111aterlas. - =;< f$~;~·--~ I 1 1 REDUCED . Jl -, _ CAR COATS, STADIUM COATS and JACKOS · · ......... RtdRecl25% REDUCED HATS CAR COATS JACIDS .l0tyo ALL SUITS - - RIDUCID Mei!!'S Reteives REDUCED . 20% SLACKS • . . . t5% ' ~'LOT NOw*6·11 LADIU SWEATERS SHlRTS t.AD~It ' - SKIRTS ,, ' . . . -• - i • SE.S ·- • iprice p ., ;..•. 1 · !l li .. · n '. ' . . Mlclclloport,•O. I'' . 1 1 LADIII Roush's Shot.-,. Dist ri but ion 1 I LOT- MINI.,: VU.UII TO US s,.:.;rt l-950th of Tax 1 . LAbii!S SWEATERS I 1 I LOT MINI 'LANNIL I LAIIGI LOT- MINI VALUI TO IUS PULLOVIII AND C0.T I - LADIES Values To $1~•. , MIDDLEPORT . THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1965 1 l~on - ' I of women 's wear Sl... --...,- MILL STREIT POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO j .anee fr()ffl the Coolville Fire Whl,., Colo...r .... BOOTS NO. 237 WASHINGTON - REPUBLf· cans plan to go President Jolm.-.;on one better by oflering 111 health care for the elderly pl&n ol their own shich will ~nil for more benefib than lhe tdministr~tion proposal . The GOP plan, still in the ;Jrarting stages under Rep John W Byrnes, fl.· Wis., will propo~e ar. increase in casll benefits to Social Security recipients, with part of the benefits to be used ~o buy health insurance. II II VOL XVI 7-RoomHome Fathers Give Program for Chester PTA STURDY ) en tine I I It wa.<i Fathers' Night when the Chester P'fA met January 7 with a good attendance in 1 of cold weather. An evening of fun wtiS proby the lathers under the ~~:~t'~ of Samuel Michael and . Mr. Michael read I . a poem, "Father's Hope, .. and I excerpts from Ripley's "Believe It or Not'' telling the with the most children and the oldest father known. Roy Holter led a distuBSion on 'Who Signs The Report Cards?" Mr. Baer told ol his experiences as a school bus t driver and sopke briefly oD raising feeder calves 00 provide more income and use the wuted farmland in Meigs County. All the men •ang, "My Old I Kentucky Home, " to conclude the program. There was discussion on a school safety patrol and the repair of a water cooler. A Coun· ty PTA Council meedng was anMunced for February -\ at the Letart Falls school. Room Count was conducted Mrs. Carl Weese and won the third grade, having 16 parents present. Mrs. Robert Wood will be in rharge of a Founders' Day program at the meeting. at y Ill-fl. 1 Ia Newland, Ruth Walker and ' 3 BIG DAYS! THURS.--FRI.--SAT. • NOW YOU KNOW 1 MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE'S Tri~p. __:_:___ a lUda -.,.,. tonight and Friday, Low toelpn n.:n, hlp Friday 1 ROBINSON'S Alice ...... elolldlaeso, 8 It's Sale Time All Over The Store At Elberfelds In Pomeroy Sheets - 'lTF.~THER erdale, Fla., alter helnJI called New Flag 111iU be here by Ute dealh of Norman Boullht for School NeutzllnJI. ' '" Ilynwa~l :, ne. . 1.! [ll>ll;-' - " . Eloiri" Wal· SOLP FIRST DAY 1-==•== I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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