https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fc9075054d9e8401af972b3e7e257d99.pdf 4087760878a61c4303c9d0aa2800999f PDF Text Text - - -""· ·-.., ..-- -.....•• *. ..... . . . , J..,. ,. . . -v. . .. . . .... . - . . . -.~ .-.. ..... .._ iiJ'. - "" ... ~ .. ·p-· ... ___ .... . ....,. ..,. · ....... '' l Sentinel, Pomer_oy-Mld~eport, 0 ., Jan. 22, 1965 -cru ,.. FUm sa.-...,..,R Vows Solemnized Jr. Rtgh Horwr ' Syracuse WSCS Ladies are Guests At Rutlaml Home Around And To MilS st.uMnt. At B ·de' H Student~ Luted Mainly About "' OfForest Run Group on Wednesday melMembers ol the Cbatter I b' About , E s •ome Middleport Seventh an d fl peopIe 'I n at the Crow'• Steak ~u 'lbo Middleport WCI'U lpoD- F 'd ' Membe... of the wscs or opened the meeting with devo- Wedn..day evening for a • .:i Middleport IIOCed • film the danilen ol II ay vemng !~h:.. ~~rd ~~ ~~k!"';;. ' Pomeroy lle Syracuse MethodiSt church uuns taken lrorn Job 2 and dinner Following the dinner, I Ml'! Oleva Boice 11 8 _ amoklng ahown to Middle- Mr. IIIII Ml'!. Clyde Winea, Jr. loci w...., El bth Grade: Connie ' 11ere gue•ts when the WSCS gave a medttatlon on prayer I the group met at the home of !lent at M · pa port High SChool studenll dur- are lllllQUnclug ~e of Bachnet- K:th Bail Teresa I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph struble, Ill the Foresl Run Method"! Group smgmg of " I'm Proymg Mrs Charles ca,..n RuUand al f b •II• !Gene'! llooplt- ing an auembly period Thurt- ~ dall(b\Or Peay to Larry Clscl rJn<ia ~ ket(' Nancy Mrs. John Terrell and Mrl. t.Dany Chatter Club Meeta YEA I'RER 111111 lodoy 5t-H, low lliPl I pray~r ~ ~rv::n ~~ ~onl ' l E SA Rode~ "'I ~I ':f: ' Dress Boots a·.~- '1 I . W /k • G d a -In ar en Club Members 1 Harr~ ha~ ~an ~ge Debo JoHeines were ColumbUI ey Hind. Jra Der I Mn.arta I VISitOrs Monday. y, oyce av s, I Hubbard, Mary Jane Jenktnson, Mr and 'llrs. Gene Mltell Ruth Ann Lacey, Mary Long, I and Shari and Mark and Mrt. Cynthia Mills Kathy Morgan Joseph Struble visHed WedRemalie Ni~l Bob Pndd~ day afternoon with Mr and and Sherrie shuler Mrs George HemE's Hem~ Seventh G ade · Pat Archer ! lock Grove ' N · M 8 k' I1 Mr'i Susre FischPr and datJo 8 hr ancy uc anan, ary ur · ett, Kathy Cond6, Alan Cun· 1 ghter . Mrs. W1lh•1r Frecker of THE SHOE BOX Tray Favors for . I tion. S:h I f 9" ~ fEj Memo~ial t:·'~-. _· oh~erh '...,\~ ·· ';jj ·,·, ~ ·- -~· ~,/ -t" /'a ~~~ ::e~:ngBewiP,.treh THE MARTIN RESTAURANT r J I Hl!oto~ , u:~ iiili~:::==========:::::i::::iiiiiii::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~a~nd~M~r~;~M~e~l~~in~G~r~im~m:::;,iiiiiiii~ · a~t~7~·· 30~,L~m::,;s~und:a~iiiiiiii;;;;;llof the Middleport Baptlot rs. in addihon wre'!"e to the wa above · ·Guests Mrs. W1lbur completed arepair lire · · p. · y. Church Thursday Flrttt ovening at lendtns Fr?er were of Cleveland, Mr. and :tar1. controlW. Va., instrument 1 ' were Mrs. John Fultz and !,Ira. Wayne King. . Charlea Holtman Ia ~ patient at the Veterans Hoopitai ln ~~· W. Va. her home on Chestnut-st. Devotions were by Mrs. Shlrley Mills with Mn. A. R. Putlen giving the evening prayer. A dessert courae was aerved by the officers Including Ml'!. Lyons, Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. Beu'i lah White, Mrs. Lettie Roush and Mrs. Shirley Mills. Also attending were Mrs. John Scioes, Mrs. Jaroes Souders, Mrs. Jacob Turner, Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner, Ml'!. Grace Hysell, Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, M.... Dale Mourning, Mn. Lillian McGhee, Mrs. C. P. Brad· bury, Mrs. Frances Bearbl, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mn. Pearl Hoffman, M.... Dana Hamm and Ml'!. Nora Hamll1 • • • • ON YOUR SAVINGS! Your savings deposited In this bank will earn interest at the rate of 4% per annum, effective March 15, 1965, the beginning of our next semiannual period, This interest Is automatically credited to your account, and Is compounded semiannually-your interest earns interest! 1 I Mr~. Web•teru ON THE 2nd & 3rd FLOORS. Big Selection of Well Known Makes, Prompt Delivery To Your Home. Sensible Credit Service , Mro. Jed We bater Sr. waa hosteaa to the Paat Presidents 1 of tho American Legion Auxll· lary of Drew Weblter Post Sl, Wednesday eveolni .t bet Sprlna Ave. home. The meeting opened wlth devotiona taken from Matthew 2 by Mrs. Gerald Wllclermulb who also read a New Year'o Prayer taken from S• nahiDe maguiDe. It was vole<l that - " member would bring a toilet arUcle to the next meelln& to be aent to ex-.ervlce womon resldlni Mnter'a Cottage, Dayton. Garnes were played and prizeS awarded to Mn. Mayme Holmes and Mrs. George Bearba, A dessert course was I served by the hosteaa anlsted by her grandson, James Webster w 12 members. The February meetlnl wiD be held at the home of Mrs. Wildermuth with Mn. Eddie Smith u de- , votional leader and Mra. I Holmes in charge of ..mea. 1 • BIG BENEFITS FOR YOU! SAFETY. Your deposits are Insured, and protected by SOllnd bank management. AV AILABIUTY. Your money Is quickly available when you need and want it. CONVENIENCE. No more convenient way to save exists than your bank account. EARNINGS. You just can't beat the assur- ed 4% that you will earn on your savings. ~~*7l. Pomeroy National Bank ..._UERVJCE.J.. ]I!( BANK *~® SERVING MEIGS COUNTY FOR OVER 93 POMI!ROY MEMBER. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCB CORPORATION YEARS RUTLAND f ___' ELBERFELDS Invites You To The Sale of Livi_ng Room, Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Auxiliary Ho•tu• • • • Mrs. Frank Porter and dau~h- J course at Army Ordnance Conters, Charesse Porter and Di- ter and School, Aberdeen Provana and A~1ta Ktog. Calling m! ing Ground, Md., Jan. 15. Warl the eveniog were Mr. and : ner is a 196t gradu"te •f Point Mrs. Gerald Mtchael and lam· Pleasant High School and at• ily of ~use:__~te~d~-Glenville State College. Shop Saturdays 9 to 9 ton. Enjoy the everlasting charm of Early American Furniture: j( PROM THI! Cape eoa * COLLECTION_. by KRDEHLERO STITCHERS CLUB MEETS Mrs. Dwlflht Lopn entertained the Nllty stltcberl club Wednesday evening al her holne, Rock Spriog. Road. The even- ~ 1ng waa .pent ooctall)' and In aewlng. Retresbmenl8 were'""' vee! to Mrs. Jack Warner, Mn. Max Folmer and VanJIIllll, Mra. James Wnt, Mro. Hugh Bearho, Mrs. William Bartell. Mn. Lloyd Moore 8I)Ci JIUOBtl. M.... Helen Brlcklet. Skip IRaan and VlrJU DOL. BELLI ·BVLJ, ;:,;;:.::;:~~ Earl Barnes, ol JUO'D N4. I, ~~-----------------------.:.--------------..11 ChO!MI!emtlle, d. "' • Elberfe-lds In Pomeroy ~~- ~· --"'!"-.. . . . .-. . . . .,. ...____.,._. .:,___..J _ ....·'{"•. ..:--.,.,""11'•"•'";.·_;;.. , sentative of the Columbus Hospital Federation, who urged that the planning rommille~ b~ set up immediately It had been that anticipated originally rnt"tnbers of a health racililies planning committee would be Mr. Strand said, ''The Hospilal Federation i.s here to aid and assist you and to come up with an efficient way of meet· ing the problems here . Hos pital s always have room ror Improvement. .. named at the Friday night meetin~ - Howevt>r , it was dec1ded to postpone organization until an other session . Pomeroy Attorney Frank W. Porter served as vice (·hair· man for the meeting and will Strand also indit:aled that the sit.ualion in Meigs count v is to the point where there .wIll be no obstetrical work allowed in either hospital unle!'s .some. thing is done. Strand said OB caSt:s would staffing at Vt>t•·nu1s Mt·morial hospital and inadequale fa cilltits at Mr ig., (;tnt· ral hospital. Ch<tr!es RJdeout. admmls! rator nl Veterans .11·:1t•monal hospital, SiJJd Veterans l\'lt>morial hospJtal ha s full t>X pettanon of ha ving a thief or obstetrical st' I'VIt:es bdore tht' Jw1e dead · hne . ~r . Strand ob."er ved, ' On the b<J!)JS of the !i ilu;J! Jon that y ou have , and on the bas1.s ot the problems facing us. il med ica ! servtu•s commntee would be a great thing " After the official JnPt:t mg wn s Hd1ourner! a round lahltdi s<·uss ton was he ld I.J ~ !5 111' the 25 persons who attcnd('d . It was point~ out dunng th1s discussion lhat ''The rea l problem here is the sttua1ton between the M. D.'s and 0 . o·s. Strand rollowed th i~ t·omntf nt saying, "A big start low;tr-d solving thiS probl em would be gelling together on a mt"d · kal serv1ce eommttle<' . · Dr. H. 'vi. Boocks, M. D. health commissioner or Me igs cc.Wity, ctsktd, "What are yuu going to do With Veterans Mem orial hospital. You 've got to get a whole stat! uut there " Mr. Ridt>out answered. "I have been fon ·ed to attr mpt tu get M.D.'s from out of town. 'fhere is nuthing I would like belter than to ba\'e our Joul M. D. ·s out there:· Dr . Boocks t!~n remarked, •·surely, there are so me ostt>opnt hie physic1an." here who e<• r, work With th e M.D ·~ · Dr. Boot:k!! is on the stalf of 1he new hospital in Hockmg ' ' counly where courtesy prJ~ lege:; have been given at least one D. 0 . physician. A representative of the Ohio Medical association, Dr. Spears, sa id that otrictals of u~~ association would be wUJ~ ~~~~ to meet with the board of trustees of Veterans Memorial hospital to try and help settle lhe problems here. Dr. Speant wai' assured by Board President Harold Sa'*' IIIII an imoit.a t ion to the Ohio Medical A.. roalion to meet witb the boar• ot trusteetS would be fortheo,. ing. Cold, Irritation !Jn Chest, Places LBJ in Hospital 1 ! ·{l_· Bratto~: ty on the basb; uf inadequate I I ~ ~ ::' be moved out of Mt'igs coun· I sh~ con~st, Su~~~th be in charge of arranging an organization sestiion. Couple Escapes Fire o.·ne Out ~~)·/~l_ J:!l The open meeting was arranged by Jame_, Strand, a repr- I J g~ry 0 "--~~ I ;;";;'::::;:;:;:=~'~'vl~r~s;;.~Ed~i~lh~Si~ss~o~n~d~is~p~la~y~ed~a, ~n · This was agreed Friday night in a meeting at the Pomeroy elementary school attend· ed by both medical and ostPOpathic physicians and members of the board ol trustees ot Veterans Memorial Hospital , lnc ., and Mt!igs Memorial Hospital, Inc.____ I::· MEIGS THEA TRE t I A medical servicE' planning committee that would attempt to cure the ills of Meigs Coun· ly's hospital operations will be organized here soon through the Columbus Hospital Federa- OSplfa Made by Club 1---------...,•: en tine _~----------------~~~~~~~~~~----~S=A~TU:R:DAY,JANUARY 23, ~~~ AVE~ , ~ ,~~------------------------------------------- ingh S G 1 h Rich ICleveland wore Tuesday evonn am, usan er ac ,Hysell- ! mg, , d'mner guests of Mr. and ard Hawley Rhonda Jan Long Robbie Ord RandY Mr5 Thurman Flsrher. PbUllpo Nina Stiles J.ilin Tan- ' Mr. and 'Irs. Raymo~d Fi,. nehlll ~nd Diane Welsh. cher and Mr. and Mrs. Thill' man Fischer vi sited Tuesday evening, with their J.olher, Mrs. Susie Fletcher, Momtna Star. I Mrs. Susie Fischer and Mrs. WO S Wilbur Frecker visited Wed· nesda:v afternoon with Mrs. H:lmer Holter, Mr. and Mrs. E<J. H at y e of Raollla'o Pel« lite Groot. discovered Alalb Ia 1741. """ eordla& to lbe World Abu- ~~-:~~~----------------------------------------------~------------~·J. NO. 239 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ?.~.·f;,---------------- VOL XVI 1 T Meet Recently • llfOW YOTJ ICN011' eap1. v-. 10ftPII. a lsb ..llllllll ........ tloo emptor Dnoled To The fratgNb 01 The /Heict·MtUon .4rN lumbus where they were guests! ,attendants and a-ta. Ml'!. Kate of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt and I I19008 Rowe and Ada, Mr1.~~ Pill'family . ) and Ge(lrge, l ~.. s. BettY 1 . 1 Van Meter, SyraCIIISe; Yvonne 1 M15,5 Ed~ Burdette of ~· ~' ! and Eunice Rowe, Mr. and W I a. viSited recently With Mrs. Mlna Hart greeted mem- : Mrs. R"'!erlck Grimm and Rondrt'... sed as a Kor~an). A talk I mg the Middleport • Wahama Mrs . Guy Reynolds. j bers and guests at her home ' nle, Racme, and Paula Gibson, die Young and Mr. and Mrs. on "Channels lor the Word" basketball game, The Jays will Rio Grande students who are , on the Pomeroy-Athens Road Clyde Winea, Jr., Linda Plans were made to make William Blake and family. MIDDLEPORT was given by Mrs. Nease and lbe m charge. home for the semester break:Jfor the recent Walk-In Garden!· Karen Wines. . jtray favors for Veterans Mem- Mr. and Mrs. John RPitm1re Jhe group sang, " In Christ • include Dennis Saelens, Eric Club Christmaa Party: th After 1 slwrt wedding lrlp, orial and Meigll General Hoa- aod son and Mrs. Mae Relt. There Is No East or West." Korean flag and gave the mean- Chambers, Neda Bradford, Ro· ! Gifts for exchange were plae- ie e bride will rt!SUDlO her stud- pltals lor Valentine Day when mire of New Haven, W. Va. .~n article. Student Rehg 1ous mg of the symbols on the flag. bert Ord, and Sandra Brewing- i ed under a decorated tree and ~ Southern Local H!Sb the Sew·Rite &!wmg club met and Mrs. John Batley, wrra Pomeroy, Ohio and f.nhghtenment Program, The group formed a frlendshlp j ton. I namea of Secret Pals were 1andoo w~ abe 18 a ten10r, Wednesday evening at their Wedneaday evening guests of w<J s read bv Mrs. Fred Nease , Circle and sang '' Blest Be the drawn for the New Year and old i Larry is employed at ~ club room with Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Susie Fischer. and Mrs A rnold spoke on the Tie That Binds" and repeated Russell McElhinny has re· i names revealed. ' ' Loeb Electric Company at ' Baity as hostess. I Mrs Wilbur Frecker !'E!tumTONIGHT IJmtury and aceomplishmenls of the Lord's Prayer. As a special turn~ .to Columbus after ~ , After t.he business aeasion, j Columbus, "'~ they will Mrs. Elza GUmore, vice ed to her home, Cleveland to"FBI CODE 98" Ew ha Women's University. number, Mrs. Arnold read from a recent tll1 roll call was answered by nammake their home following her business session. Committees day, aftf'r a week's visit with 11 AJ cuperatmg Ja ck Kt•lh . Rav llan1on. Phi 1•ort raying graduates of the Recip~ For A Happy N ew I ness and hospitalization. ! ~~g a berried shrub inviting to graduation. for the year named by . Mrs. i her mother. Mrs. Susie Fischlip Ca r ey, A.nrlrew Duggan "CONQUEST OF SPACE" tlnivPrsity were Mrs. Curtis, Year, taken from the book, 1 Mrs. Henry Null accompan- 1bmls. The Program topic was Harvey Van Vrank.en, presJdent. , er. Mick e~ Sl1auehnessy . Ptlll " dorlor; Mrs. Christy Baer, "Leaves of Gold." i ied her !aliter, Clarence Clark, i a cootlnuation o1 the ~ubj<ct of Bradbury Club lwa were read by Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. l.orena Snyder retur~Fosler, WaltPr BrookP thr wife or a diplomat; Mrs. Durmg the business seslon ,to the Gallipolis Clime lhls , buildmg and mamtammg a bird .4U.Day Meeting mclude. Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. Ied to her home, Rose Hill SUNDAY MONDAY, TUES . : Mannmg Roush. school teachMrs. Kerns Rousb, Mrs. Chrisweek for check-ups. . /sanctuary. The Bradbury Extension Charles Hoffman and Mrs. Day. Tues~ay. after caring ~or _ 1Mrs. J•nuary 14-25-26 Sandy. Humphreys, Ml(Jdle- 1 ~veral. members we~ report- Homemaker'• (]ub met aU ton Strlckl~nd, flowers; Mr~ Desste Patterson .who rs ul. " SEND ME NO FLOWI:RS" 1er: Mrs. Air red Yeauger. social ty Baer and Mrs. Uswin Nease ( rPrhnitol0rl Iwo r ke.r . and Mrs. Mark Ev~ms, were named as the nominating port High SChool sophomore, 1ed til. Mma Hart furniShed the day Wednesday at the home 0 Donald Colhns and Mrs. Calvm Mrs. Mason Fischer attendRo rk H tHt~nn . Oori~ Day . a nurse. i committee. Plans were made underwent appendectomy sur· !contests, a Bible Quiz and a Mrs. Harold Collins, It was Simpson, gifts ; Mrs. Willard ed a layette shower given TuesTom A.<~nrl~ll. Hal March . ;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::C;;o;;lo;;";;•;:;rt;;.. for sale at the next at Veterans Hos- ! Rhyme Time. opened bf the president, Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Ronald Browmng, day evening by Mrs. D. L. · .~~~~ --~ ~eet.mg ..apron A report was given on ~ttal Wednesday evemng. She wh1ch furmshed a note. of fun. Paul Winn, who read scri ture Mrs. Donald McKnight .. Mrs Roush at her ho~e, New Havdistnbutlon of Christmas re- ts the daughter of Mr. and Mr!. i Both were won by Lou1ae Har· from Matthew. P H. C. Mullins, Mrs. Lou>s Os- en, W. Va. honor1og Mrs. Rob. .,.;,.,...,,.,.///,.F"''' l iooentbfjlOC<!S •nd several thank Norman Humphreys. l'ison. M" . Clarence Murray re rt- hom, Mrs. Harold Hood and ert Roush of Middleport;. . you notes were received At the conclusion of refresh- ed the M lg Coun ~ Mrs. Cbarlea Rideout. ways 1 Mr and Mrs. W1lllam F 1shor ~ ••II~'LlJJj A dessert co""e waa ·served TO HOLD YOUTH DAY ments Nancy st. Clair and Con- tens:::'n Counci~ a:X. MrstyOle:~ and meAns. The traveling pri,.. , and son, Billy and Roland Fist't I, With The Family btry the Nhosktlessehs on h <·rystal Day will !beth obMsel_drdve,..d i me hReedd !took the ldudedish- Cotterlll and Mrs. Max Davia daownaardteded by_ MMrrss. BoByaerltv M"r'ass , MvrlSiatnedd MThr•urMsdaa! . ion · i'" ays. ap ns ad t emap of •~Y mornmg a e •was mg u tes w tc cone "Be w· 'th w · · ' • · · ~ 8 ~ ' J... rhe ktds wt'U love t't! sesoBuys"on which the ,,. WI · . ed 8 b'" !hd ~ ., '·. "'. ...,·cZ ,.. ' Korea and favors were Korean port First Baptist Church. Tak- I' lh< evenings festivities. Food hod s tmpson receJv '" h· •Y qn Fisher and ramil Y· Mr. ... ,__ Thhee feorovdtceis psruopmeprbt,' nags and chopsticks, ing part will be Dianne Van Due to Illness of the Feb. bos- attended. Following the Y luck gift from her secret pal. R•· l er and brother Roland returnAttendin• were the above aod eonney in char•e of the wor- tess the time and place ol thel di the pot k freshmenls were served by the ed home thiS morning and ~Irs 0 • 0 I nner • 1 IIOOn group wor - h 13 ber F' h d ' ed 1 5 ' r ,. :..1 the atmosphere pleasfMrs. John F. Baily, Mrs. Ro- ,;p service and these speakers, meeting will be aMounced later. ed oo varioua projects and oste.•s to mem s. _ls.,er an son remam for a :;r. t Md . 1 bert Laudermilt and guests, Michael "Early Mlli- f watched the Jnaugu...tlon 00 VIS' · :f. an o est prices. ! Mrs. C. B. Weese, Mrs. William stons m Burma, Ray Ptckens, , Mr~. Lyom Hoate•• TV. Members reaponded to DINNER IS GIVEN COMPLETES CO SJI! 1 Houdashelt, Miss Marcia Karr, Jr., "Geography and OfB ·B C'-rollcallbyglvingaNewYear's Mrs. Susie Fisher entertain-' LETART W 'va G'J. ~~ Mrs. Helen Damewood Mrs. of Burma," and Rtcbard Wll· , IU) ee mal 1 tl The t r Jed ·h d' I · · · · ~ John Sauvage, Mrs O~a Wine- son "Burma Missions Today." 1 . Mrs. John Lyons. president, reso u on. nex mee mg Wlt a . mner S~nday at ; mer N. Warner, son of Mrs. ~ Route 7 Middleport brenner Mn Ali~e Capehart lA film on Burma will be shown · entertained the Busy Bee Class ~IUMbe :::b. 17 ak!be :"': her home m Mornmg Star. I Audery C. Warner, Route 2, LeKorean prayer, "Like A Reed" ! b) Mrs. Scolt. DANCE AT WAHAMA Mrs Rus!:i Watson gave the j . h•stury and description ol Ko- 1 This Saturday a high school rea nnd JVIrs. Scott introduced !dance wi_ll be h~ld at the WaM!Ss Susie Wong !Mrs. Grueser l ham a High audtrorium follow- Warm Lined cloudy, •Indy, turning colder •hh ahowon po11ibly cbaa&llll to tno\t flu~a by afternoon, ltlp tl-5!, 00 Ohurch met Wednesday evemng For You ... and by Mrs With Mrs . Thomas Stewart me tors: treat· day afternoon. FoUowlng the GfJmm • Mr 'anct Mrs •r the <'hurch With Mrs Stacey Curlis closed the devotions ('()-hostess. A short business ses- Mrn . J • ISWII mMothelr rum, the Rev .. fmald Hlcb, Grimm ' . ld d M Oo G . nd s. oe aon, ddlepor1 pastor of the Middleport OIUrch • ~K, on Arnu an rs n rueser I .. Ewha Women 's Umverstty" was co ucted by Mrs land Dr. Raymond Boice of Christ spoke of the d Jl\'idlly eveoJni at 7:30 o'clock as hostt-sstos . was t JI P topiC of the program i ar Roach , prestdent. Ieroy. • ! ol ci areite smok and •t the borne of tbe bride's ~ Mrs J"ck CurtiS, preSident, presenled b, Mrs. John Scott. Gamea were played With l ,. ~ I boll ~ Jenta. The Rev. OConnor Bap--~Thf' wor!ihrP rtonter prPnan~d pnzes awardt'd to Mrs . Robert Miss Margaret Sauer and Mrs. ~ 0 ~ ~ e th er::s and tbt minister of Racine o'tficilt· · by Mrs Us win Nease was a Eads, Mrs. Harold Dunfee, Mrs Clarence McNeal visited ! . rt e1 ec on e Y and . ed. ' Knrean garJe• and C"""'''d of' Nathan Biggs. Mrs Wilbur Thursday w•th Mrs. 0 I eva sp;:s."M:"'::t':'ple, 8 nd Mr 1 i1 'Jbe brtde wore a two-pleCf' , • a pagoda cherry and willow Young, Mrs. Kenneth Michael, Bmce. Mrs Mont Miller and Cia rgM N uer suit ol pink wool and a cor&age ' Mrs Rayrnond c M Ch M' M p k . renee c eaJ of the local 1 Jadktll L.,,.,~_ 1 trt>t>s. shrubbery, a r 1 ver w1th 01e. rs. ar· tss ary ar , pa ~nt& at u,nlt or the WCTU were o I UU\UII. She was given 1 undges and small figunnes les Lathey, MrB. Roush, Mn. Me~gs General Hospttal. th Mr preaenl l in marri1111e by her father 1or e program. Womens High Heel 1 t.roup smglng of "Jesus Ca II s IIHubert Nelson and M Ch ' William Clvde Wine S rs. ar- George Johnson visited Thurs- ' Ruaaell high !lChool . . . l . s, J r. The brides' l b' ' and the reading of scrip- es ptres. A dessert course was day with Mr and Mrs F ank l mtrod~ed it prmclp8' maid was Carol Faye Teaford lUre from Matthew 5 and 7 by s::,ved by the hostesses to tho Hysell of R~tland . r of Racine; beat man waa BobMrs . Kerns Roush opened the a ve and Mrs. Howard Birch· · , by Winea, brother ol the program followt'd by thf" Ko- field , Mrs Jerry Schoonover Mr. and Mrs . Robert Byer l brlde. rran Creed in unison and a and Mrs. Alfred Biggs. were weekend visitors in CoA recepllon followed for the M-18. Sunday to. ,, ; �.. • .( \ r' : • • • Sixty Years ol Progress and Still Progressin:g • . • .... .. i t .j ' • ' \ .' EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15,1965 . . : ,.. - lj INTEREST WILL BE PAID ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Why Not Open Your Account In Pe11on~ or By Mall, Before February J5tll ancl Every Account Insured Up To . . $10,000 By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation M a". y 0 u r D0 II a r. fa I II M.o I.? Y WE SERVE YOU? • o. ::fhe Farmers Bank and "WW BYI UOWN W6UD WJI :hVI ULP1D ' MIMID I'EDRAL lti!SERV! SYmM .. '. Pomeroy# Ohio · MIMif.R fiDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION l .. • '.; > ./. • • I "'" ~ ~ .... ~-·· . . ;...,. ' ., ' ' '· • . ,, o. I' �... -. . . .- . . -···-- --- •. ~ .. *'- .... .. - . . . . .. . . .. _.- . . ..... ..... .. ...... ~ • .,r.., ..,,.. •~·•"" -.-"" IIi,..,. ..,.. .• . . . . . ........... .... . --. . - -. . - -•'"' ...... .) • ' 'tl}al11· 811111Del, Pomewy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan 2?, Rockets Wreck Panthers Here 94-61 Eagles Assured Of Tie For Title After 76-45 Win Weliston's Gollen Rockets this season The Joss left Coach \rr.lnuteo Jell !n the stanza. T\TO 41 pomts on 18 field goals and turned the tables on Pomeroy Rms Moore 's Panthers with a foul shots by little Guard Billy five of seven free throws. HiS by :z:ommg to a rousing 94-41 3-5 slate in league play for the Jewell gave the Panthers their total was the most points scorwin over the Panthen on their year final lead or the outing. ed by any SEOAL player this home court Friday night. I It was late in the aecond Flashy Junior Forward Ed- Iseason in loop play. Pomeroy had u!"et the Rock- \period when Wellston rocketed die Jacobs was the hoy who Jacobi. hitting fro?' everyets S&-!i6 tn Its first Southeast- Into the lead for good alter gave Pomeroy fits all evenlnr. where, toned m 11 prunts . '" ern Ohio League cage game Po~eroy_ led 31·30 w1th three 1 Jacobs ended the game wUh each of the nrst two penods, 1 tio~~~=~~~b~~~~~~~on~o;~nt~; \~n:i\~r~;eplr~~~,d~fld:~ B I~ e pre puts night to knock of1 Hannan Traces Wldcats, 76-45. It was the ~agles I 1 11th strai ght cage triumph against Ohio Hlg~:~:le:..ketball IJackets Skinned 83-29; Reserves w.Ill Ill . 0vert.lme II 1ft tile tMiil qaarter· ond seven tbe final elgbt rnlmJtH. ' With the sharpshOtlng Bethel, who cl!bed In Red.DevJ"Is 1 points. Jacobs largabel~lnacco~t-. ed for Wellston gr g e lead for keeps late in the second quarter. The Rockets went into a full court press after Jewell's free thtows gave Pomeroy the 31· 30 lead. Except for two more free throws by Junior Bruce Simpson, the Panthers did not score the rest or the quarter while Wellston got 15. Wei~ ston led 45-33 at halftime . BY C. E. BU!li!SLEE Agrlc. E1t. AJeat Me)8s county tanners already Jre makln~ plans for lhelr 11165 ! 1 ° 1 I I sw 'TOIJJS .I KC' 58 tO 1 I P:or- MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY I l ' I ) 42 I 0 I e pomt I I 3 CarnJilete Roams of t ,, a- FURNITURE 4 USED SPREADERS IN STOCK! Save Now $150 I 4 : DAY SERVICE SHIRT lNG I . ' I . YOU MEET THE i NICEST PEOPLE ON A W. COMPTON, 0. D. Hawk's Cycle Sales 3, 1965. OPTOMETRIST HOWARD E. FRANK Office Hours: II to 12, 2 to I> (Close at Noon on Tburs. - Easl Court SL, Pomeroy Meigs County TrD~urer Routtt SOA a U. 1 Milo North of Athono t to 5 Man. Thun. lll..t to I Tu11. Wed. '''· LY :z.t4l4 Athont. 0. L00KI It's a ONE piece ·· all _ topJ FERTILIZER Build AFinancial Plan llndor Twine Jalt eSproyo eTeble Mool eLitten eRemecll• .v.... CAROLINA LUMBER,, and SUPPLY CO. Opp. B&O Depot Ph. 675·11.0 Pt. PI•• \ THE PRODUCTION CREDIT WAY! FARM LOANS FOR FARMERS BY FARMERS" SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS Athenii'MIIII LY S.16&WY :1.5270 DICK STERRET Phone WY 2·2115 '=~~=:· Pomeroy. Ohio t CLYDE WALKER • " POMEROY I ...,....... eWater lofta- -. ' ' YOU I NOTICE! MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS I bog Foods(" Flour -- Ingredients HONDA ROBINSON'S I e TUXEDO l 1 up Morris Equipment Co. 1 e SURE WIN e RED ROSE FIGHT RESUL'l'S Albany 7t Rome-Canaan 52 Stockport 120 Chesterhill 28 'J..ouis donor of the Davis Cup 1:21 ..-rk to pot GAHS ahead GAHS 40 overtune. for ~-keeps Ham1ltnn added a : _ '. Press IDteroatiooal Miller City 59 Continental 52 Woodsfield 99 Newport 7S for tennis. United 8 loss .second s later, and COWBOYS INK TWO YFHANKFURT Ger any Riverdale -18 River Valley 43 Zane Trace 71 Augusta 55 76ERS SIGN COURTIN wbtD the penod ended . the DALLAS t UP! ·, -. The Dallas UP! K· M'lden~ e Delpbos Jefferson 58 Gomer 54 Dayton Oakwood 79 PIULADELPIUA (UP! I ~shad outscored LHS 19-)Cov.boys ha\'C signed free i l(99l,4) G;;ma:r out' inted ~e~: New Knoxville 84 Vandalia Butler 57 iSteve Courtin. former basket· • llii\d a 42-34 lead ' agents Braden Heck or Stanford If ' • D ~in 'I po H l New Bremen 69 Southeast.rn 54 ' ball star at St Joseph's College pushed ahead and Charles Sutton o[ F'londa .r"WP.JO ans, ' ous on, C!"estview 67 Lmcolnview 66 Madison South 5 ~ j (Philadelphia): has signed to · 1;15 left m the game A4t.WM to 1965 contract<. 1 ex. · Harrod 33 Lafayette 43 West Carrollton 79 play with the Philadelphia tl...l.!:~l..L Beck 6-(oot-2 and 200 pounds,! Trot cod Madison 74' . a Pace I. ••·k Nino St. Henry Marlon 57 11 ~ .r and Slltton • ROME, ·Italy (UPI) •., -sto·""""' Local 56 ioli ill""'iiiiiiiiliii;;;w;;;;;;;;;;;;liii;;;;;iiiiil0i7o;6e;;;r•ii-liiiliiiiiii=liii_.;;oo;;;;/ s.fool-11 190, is a defensive Benvenuti, t57o/4, lttuy, Yr'" . ,., back ' · Art Kerhandel, 116, Qlgaha, Botkma 51 . SETS LAP REl.'ORD , ~eb. 3, Giulio Rinaldi , 182. . Sldn,:'Y Holy Angel• ~ lot) CHltlSTCHURCH Ne~ zea- l italy. knocked out Don Turner, MiamiSb rg 46 Sidney ' , land (UP!) - Form,;.. wor ld auto 171, New York 8. Celina IC 91 Ft. Recovery 41 • Van Buren 66 Cary-Rawson 63 ON racing champion Jim Clark or Kenton 52 ' PIACANZ.~, Italy tUPII Ce!Ulll 5$ Scotland set a new lap record • 1 Friday dormg a practtce se~ '! Bruno Orst, 146, won over Hamilton Taft 70. . ' sion for today 's Lady Wtgram Sonny Forbes, 147, Canada, on L1ma Seruor · a fourth road disqualificatloD. Paulding 85 Ottawa Glandorf l auo ract. ~ ~~~~~~~~~--~~------~....,...,......_.,._.... Clark, driving a Lotus, cov· It ered the 2 3 mile atrfi•ld cuit in I :26 to better the old SeeThe LAUNDRYrecord of 1:26.9 set by New I J)RY CLEANING Full Una Zealander Bmce McLaren in 1 2-5428 POMEROY At ..• The tax books are now open for the December or First half collection of the 1964 Real Estate taxes. Also for delinquent tq, closing date will be Feb. I MANURE SPREADERS S c Mr. Farmer Middleport, 0. I ftei For AllotmentS Fulton-Thompson BAK~R ,_, I I 1 PI an 8eO'J•OS 1 \ FURNITURE , I UNTil 9 PM lead throughout the persona\ rou\s . ' 10 , Franz. 1-6-2 . Coburn, 2+ Marion Hardmg 51 Youngstown Rayen 72 . Sunday'& Games KYGER .CREEK (U) second penod until I 45 remai n- Next Fndav. GAHS journe)ll! l 10 Total~ _ 23-4-CJ7. · 1 , Fremont 49 lot) Youngstown Wilson 50 , Los Angeles at Boston Duncan, 5-0-10; Leach, 1-1-3; eci.:":. With Logan leadmg 29-li. : to NelsonvJII~ while the Chief- NELSONVILLE 1951- Jam- Richwood 83 Olentangy 47 Youngstown Chaney 60 I st. Louts at Baltlmore Tyo, 7-6-20; Thomas, 2-0-4; 49 :BaQD1lon hit a <:np at 1 2!! lams host Well ston Rox scorr 'es, 9-2-20; Richards, 5-9-25; o·-~Circleville 69 Wilmington M 1 r . Alliance San FranC:'iiCO at Cincinnah Johnson, Q-0.0; Barnett, 1"!1-2i Pete Anderson lipp ed 1n are- of last mght's contes+· ]Nail. 10 .4_2-4 : Shultz, 1-1-3; Hillsboro 67 Miami Trace 63 1\\arren Hardmg 83 (Only games scheduled J PoJcyn 1-1-3; Spauldmg, bound a~ 0·51.1. and Pistol Pcte l LOGAN c52) I Pancake. 1-24; .Ritz, 6-1-13: 1Greenfield Mc~in 72 I Youn~stown South 62 0-().(). Totals, 17-8-42. •tafpad m a shmt Jllmpf'r With Auker, 8-!i-21; Westfall , 2-1-5: 1naugherty , 1-:l....J; Warren, l-0- , . . Washmgton .c. H 67 1 Boar~man 69 Girard 55 TENTATIVE PLANS SOUTHWESTERN (58) , 20 seconds le go '" the hall Hummel. S-3-IJ . NIXOn. 3-3-!1: , 2_ Totals _ 37-20-45. ' Plam City 82 Greeneview 68 Hubbard 7l . PROVIDENCE, R.I. <UP! I Atha, 4-HI; Jackson, 5-11·10; arte!:, Loean·s l~>ad wa s hackf'ri : Gas~er, l -O~:::; T. Fraz 1er, 1..0- ,J;1ckson 14 3l 52 67 Athens 83 Midleport 38 Campbell Memona\ 55 The Rhode Island Development Cook, 10..3-23; Hall, S-0-6; and to '!IX pomls at halftu;w- 19 -, 2 TOTALS 20-l%2 Nelsonvtile 21 4G 69 95 Gallipolis 64 Logan 52 · Brookfield 78 Stru~hers 62 Council announced Friday that Elliott, 3+10. Totals 25-8-58. J3.;;_ · GALLIPOLIS •64) Resel'ves Nelsonville 39, Wellston 94 Pomeroy 61 North Lima ~ ~renford 52 the New York Yaeht Club has Score by quarters: ~S fmally pulled even at , Hamtlton, ll-6-28; Cottrell, o- .Jackson 21. Nelsonville 96 Jackson 61 Poland .« LouiSville 37 made tentative plans to hold a KC . . . . 3 10 1113ll.fl on a hp -m by .John Browu , 0-0; Burson, l-0-2. Smith t-0· Glouster 64 New Lexington 58 Columbiana 45 Leetonia 43 full week of yacht racing at ......... 15 12 23 wltli 6:17 lert . ·~. '"' tlurd l'• r-, J-0-2 Gibert 0-0-0; Brown, 4· 1Ohio Coller< Baskedlall S.oril WelllfaU 70 The Plaint 45 Zanesvlle 95 Ironton ·~ 8t BID<k Island this summtr. The DP~ds hrst lead ' o-8; Mitchell. 1-0-2: Fisher, 1· »y United ·pren illle........,.. M,echamcsbura 89 Ma:Ysvlle 84 CrooksvUI at fhP ,) 20 mark on a 3-5, Anderson . 5~7-17 ; E. Ham~ ~ Ashl~nd 67 Ohto Northern 61 Cedarville 52 Phtlo 94 R~evllle 82 ADOPT SBn.L ; ;throw by Mike fi'Jsher, ltlton. o-o-o : Sanders, O-O.U ; Malone JnvUational Fredericktown 48 ' I West Muskmgum 90 ST. LOUIS (UPJ)-A bdl was , played a whale of a game EtSe l 0-0-CJ TOTALS 24-!B-CI4. I Malone 85 LoudonVIlle 45 Adamsville SJ , adopted Friday by the St. Louis ID iJte second and th1rd per10~s. B ·quarters : Eastern Baptist (Pa ) 72 Bucyrus 77 Upper San~usky 61 1Malta-McConnelsville 58. . Board of Aldermen to establi.sh 1 54 a tennis tournament <enter 'nlm Auker w"de 11 33-33 wtth 1 Y _ 52 ~ . . d Eastern 76 Hannan-Trace 4li 1 Miller , 20 9 5 18 8 .1. to .ogan ~ . ur<:~ce \ 1n l , , hoI'IC 84 6 4:"! . go, II wn II am1'Iton Iet Gallt 19 22 _ 64 S rm Arbor (Mich.) 69 Northwestern 53 Guern~y Cat , big Forest Park in honor of the 7 1 111 foote ~tth a lllllg bomb at 11le i Re~rve score _ Logan 41, P g Springfield Sh..1wnee 42 Cal_dwell 49 , late Dwight F. Davis, the St. CHOU•BOV 'J R THE SHOE BOX to ' to ~.A ~MILK PRODUCTION PL SHOP TONIGHT ! From S . • )ty Sh Milk ACow p, Mitrut•-With A 1 i crop production season. Sever· m1d-season varieties include , ale herbicide application helps al new tools to a1d them m this Ohio-760, Ohio C-38, OhiO C54 insure bener wood control, tess derisir,n-maliug are available and AES-805. 1'he full .o;eason crop IDJUry, and fewer soil reslat the county exl.ension off1ee. hybrkls include Ohio 8'41 and the due problems. Included in this list are Bul- 1 old standby US-13. The high lor&ge yield bulleletm 347, "Crop Yaneties and 1 for Spring oats, there 1.5 one tin 1s one which g1ves recom · Corn Hybrids for Ohio , 1965," ' new variety , Garland , wh.ich is mendations for prectices for Leaflet IA9. ··Seeding M1:.:tur- added to the list. Dropped from max1mwn productiOn. Of pares (new) and the Leaflet L- the recommended hst for 1965 tkular interest in Meigs coun- 1 75, "Herbicide~ to Control JS Clarion The other rE'Com- ty is the suggestion of using j Wreds m Field Crops.· anoth- mended oat vaneties mctudE' more grasses, such as brome· er ne" leaflet. Clintland 60, Dodge, Gond Field, grass, orchard grass and tall • Two bulletins of high value Putnam fll. and Rodney . fescue . With high-level managearc. "High Forage Y~elds." ON!! BARLEY LISTED ment, including fertilization, (417). and ··cert1fled Quahty Tht- only Spnn~ barlev ree- pastures containing these apecfrom Seed to Fee a "l ommended is a variety named ies ca n be highly product1ve. ' 1 A leaflet gaining more use Moore The recommended [ertiliz.er pro- 1 each year IS, , A Gu1de for Fer-. In the legume area. there are gram is 100 to 150 pound.11 mt· I tili?er Use m Oh10' All or two varieties dropped from thE' rogen per acre per year, 40 to thes.e leaflets and bu~letms are 1 recommended hst, AtlantiC' and 50 pounds phosphate per acre ' ava1lable by rontactmf the Buffalo. Only two vaneties ap- per year and 100 to 150 pounds I County Extension Offiee . either 1 pear nn the recommended ltst. potash ~r acre per year by telephone or ma1l or In per- One is Vernal, a Wisconsin vaFUty pounds of this nitn1son riety with good winter hardi- gt:n per a<'re should be applied I 1'ht> erop Varieties bul\f!tin ness. wilt resistance , high in the early spring, 75 pounds ~ And do that cutting job faster gives the re(ommendell ,·arte yield , fine stt>ms and oiark pt: olti-o&:en per acre should be 11 end easier-Extra high allow. Illes or eaoh crop for Ohio. green color. It has an excellent applied alter the first, and I OHIO-WEST VIRGINIA CHAROLAIS-CROSS ~'EEDER CALF ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Pictured above are ances right now-Easy weekly also lncludP.s a brief dlscufl- vield record for the P'tl)t ~en Ulo d pe fte the I • ~ •• monoyl •I"" of some of tbe crops 80 veal"! . Oh' 11 . r ' ch . · 1 ~ poun ' r a<re a r . I the officers of the newly formed Ohio, West Virgmia Cha rolats-Cross Feeder Calf Assn. , a non-profit corporation 1 1erms-sa 18 formed at the Triple EEE Ranch Thursday mght. Left to right are John Sommer, Southside, president; Henry that farmers mly make their for t' ~~ 1 ~ de: /rs ~ICe second harve~t. If there AH AU·NEW McCULLOCH j selection baled 00 the charoc- tion :~r :w~n enar,; oror pr uc- adequat~ mo•s_lure_. Kay ,, Southside, VIce presi~en!; De-nver Walker , Gallipolis, ~ice iJresident: Tim Evans, Gallipolis, viee vresident terilllco of the crop and t~e Th Y more Other mterestmg 1tems m the \ and rom Woodward .. GallipoliS secretary-treasurer. The officers als~ make up the group's board of direcfon. uoe the rarmer wlshe• to nl8ke gum e ~thert recocmmlend~h .le-h bulletm mclude harvest at the pose of the orgaruzatton IS to promote the Charolais Feeder Calf sa les in Southeastern Ohio and nelghboriDJ 1 e wme Y IS u ver, N 1c nght t'une seedmg methods We st VJrgima ~ of these. . !haws marked resistance to 1and management, and maintaln- i ---·- - - - · ---- ~-- ----~- -In open pedigree corn hy- meadow spittlebug and wilt , and m hi h ields of alfalfa mix- I ttcms on the menu. Bolli . . • • bnds. the var~et1es listed !or is winter hardy. ~.. g y pecta ops Menu Staples RHr Me•gs Gen. Hospital , the MeJgs County area thl~ yelu The Flemish alfalfa~ are al- ' tu . , , I .. " : popular as breakfast fnitl Gil WY 2a2176 Pomeroy ' mclude short o;:e3!i0n \.anetl~>') ~ a I bl 0 Wlth a good manage men ' Jmces. But consider eddtw. - - .......'!"".,.._ _ _.,._ __'Ol}h~i~o_" ~~a~n"'_d Ohio W-M Th~ vari ccep ..a led m , hiD TheHe program 1t becomes more 1m-. Wh.-n ,he 20th Century began 1bctter qualit y Trunsportation.,should b~> "tored 1n a ('oot. dry al possibilities as menu ItemS 700 • • ~ -~-·-- FD- ~tles rn~ ~ e Alf<~ , ~u Pmts. portant than ever to apply a orangt>s and grapefru.ll w ere 19torage and processmg develop- place At <m o\i{'l lv ~,~,,mn tern - ~ they are flavorful, attractive ----------------------• ~· Or~hles, Tuna, and oth- 5ufficient amount of fertilizer both cons1dered luxury Items Or- menb havr hel ped makf' c1trus pt>ratwe 1110 degree or more l and profitable when weU mer~~s u Pwts IS the only one or On the 1965 Guide for Fertihz· langes w1•re a :spec1.lll treat tor lfrmt s av a1lable in many form s the qualit y drteriorates rapid- chandised · 1 • s Igroup t~a~ hash?een exlt>n er use, maximum and mmi· ChriStmas. especially m thf' ' alt vr-ar rres h frozen. canned lv Once a t·an I" opened 11 51 ';~ ~tte 10 ~ 1? mum amounts of each fertiliz- INorth Grapefruit !named be IJUICf', sPgm('nt~ and salad m1x- ; hould be slorPd m tht• refrtg · , Brm1ed grapefruit. halvu apded ~~er vanetles recorn- er malenal are recommended co:suse thev grow in clusters tw·f's erator It IS safe tu store can· petlzer. meat garnish, or des1 m:.n h t 15 ye.a;l gre Kenland, For example on corn follow- 1somP-wht:~.t ·like grapes' 1 onry Storage - Fresh frmt keeps ' ned tr.ulls and JUI Ce~ m the o-n St:'rt - broiled slnwly with 1 w ~~ ts ~rcla ~ kadapted 111 ing small grain or grass. the 1reached northern markets a-: best ai refngeratm tempera - gmal ('Onldl:ler alt~r openmg little brown sugar or honey and ~u erntt 10 · a eland and mmimum suggestd 1s 120 round 1880 01 later and were tures Sture them dry. and let a dot of butter on top. ONE-MAN ennsco are rec?mmended pound~ per acre For phosphate I sold m ~pecJalty shops. air <.'lrculate fred" about them. l Frozen frml s and conrentrates Sliced oranges, with a sprink· more .ror nort hern OhiO regiOn!'; the range is 50 to 75 pounds ac- All f'ltrus fru its have bee n [f soft or mold .spots develop k~ep best stored at 0 degree F" lmg of coconut, as deSBel't. a ~ar~e.ty . call~d Chesapeake tual per acre and for potash much Improved m our 20th Cen-1Ul ~omt• !nuts remove them Keep coneentralt' fro7f•n until AllPrnate sections of grapewhich 1s h1gh ·v1elding ' to 75poundsac- 1tury ·' an d recons t 1t ut~· fru1 t Wt th orange sect'wns, avo· . . m Ohio ' the rane ts 50 we fmd fewer or no before the damage spreads. read}• t o u~t, has . good seedlmg , , . Vl~or ' and tual per acre. seeds, better appearance, and Canned f1un 1and. m JU ices ) onIY as· n( ·eded If no t ·a II used ca do or app1e sI'1ces on a bed carnes some resistance to sou- F..ach of these bulletms are -~ at onct>. store covred m the of greens - serve with a sweet th.ern anl~rarnosc . Seed ~up available and will give farm- 1 rcfngrrator and shake wt>ll bt>- French dressmg. 0 phles arc hmtted, however. ers the opportumty to have the I eor~aniZaliOD fore usmg. Add orange ·sections to torn n the herbiCide bulletm 14 1 ded ct' H yo u havt• been troub iPd w1th le ttuce. wJth onion rings, add crops and weed~ are r ted atest recommen pra 1ces d C d ' h' IS ' ~- for seedings. fertilizer use, htgh The Ohio Cooperative Exten- fo; the conduct of thr 4-H C'lub reconstit uted frm:t•n ora nge swee t French dressing for toss 1 1 1 c u mgt t .anadafft ISt e, <'&ttallf, forage yield and plantmg of the sion Srrv1ce th1s month wi11 program ·· JUICe .separatmg mlo 1wo l~1y · ~d salad corn a our 1 erentstaReso best crop var ety . .. d .. lookmg re · · ·m mea tanddesser t lfllliate a forwar lmrn e<hat<> plans oiled for er:; WI th a c1ea r 1IQUJ d ns ·mg to use jmces 1 I dJ eve I l f opmen orage egumes. ' h b d · h ' 1orgamzatlon des1gned to brmg 1e1g:ltt of the eventual twt:'lve t e top. 1t may e ue t n siOI · sauces. and m party punch do n:ongrasts at ~wo ~ag~ of it.;; sc 1cntiftc and technolog1cal a 1 ea extensiOn centers to bl:'gm i:lge temperature-s above 0 dt.'- Try grapefruit sections and ~tvhe opmd ent,h oa a w E-at Applt"catt'onS know - how cll)~er to the peopl e cperat1uns th1s month gref' F Poor flavnr <'~ l <;o strm s -;hnmp on watercre ss, w1tt" WI an w1 out 1egumes, pas· I tt serves Tnsolar as possible extens1on fr0m poor storage mayonnatse. t ure, quaekgrass, soy beans and · ' · od · sugarbeets. pre-emergency and 1 Rastc<~lly, the changes will ~· sonnel who haVf• bef'n se!"v Any hnw ol day 1s a go Be 1magmallve - try a new 1mg f'Jihcr as county age nt s or lime fnr ora nge nr grapefrml 1tem.! post-emergenee treatment. to'i mclud e: . bacco beds, and wild garlic - EstabhshnM!nt of 12 Arefl.l jl rea .a~~nt ~ w11t be utilized m There are also four tre<Itments Extenswn Centers to meet edu-1 the mttlal staffmg pattern. for woody planUl. Deadline L et I cational needs of eommerctal Gallla countv Will be a mm· IIIII..._ Milk PfHKtillll Pllftt in· For each crop or weed vaI a~ncullur~ and re~ted mdu s ber of the J ackson Center. tiHtt 111 111 44ft. llllldlnl - wltfl I tnes, family ecoJIIomJes. hum:m Ralph Moore 1s thf' area exriety the leaflet lists thP- rec• II • 21 fl. 11lllln1 plfiOr an• • 11 1 • ft. mmr01•. Tht plll'lt It ommended herbieide or herbi- Applications for new Burley I nutrition. and 4-H Club work. tenswn agent m resource devel. . . . With I toll~ltlt llodll• I, cides to use, tht:' amount of Tobacco Allotments must bel Eight of these Cenlers. serving opment and acting di<t1Jrn3n. •lllbfl, CPtlrt-IDJ Mtrri!!Pfne,fpe Llr MllldftiiJ'Ifllll wH!il lll'li 1-tr 111i11. material required in pounds per made by February 15th, 1965. 56 counties, Will begtn opera· and Jvan Archer w1ll be tlw e2- NEW IDEA TRACTOR SPREADER acre, and the amount of wat.er To be eligible for a new Bur- tions imrnediatly; four others art' a exlt> nsion 4-H agent required in gallons per acre, ley Tobacco allotment the ap- for the remaming counties will Other co1mtlf'" 111 ihf' .lt1ck •I - JOHN DEERE TRACTOR SPREADER This new Chore..Boy Olle·Man Mtlk plus comments on number <Jf plicant musl meet thE" following be set ur ali soon as funds and son Ct'nf('r .11 e 1\tht'n~. Vml•"'n. el-JOHN DEERE PTO SPREADER , pt""rsonn~l Rre available. Meags, Ja rkson, Lawrencf• and Prod.uctna: PI.Jnt reprtllll!nts the gnat- applkations, lime of applica- prov1s1ons: est advance In mllkln1ln the paat !10 t1ons, where rlt1d how to appiy. The farm musl be oper ated Gr:~dual redeployment o t Hock1ng yean. It provides taster, more effic1ent and whnt condition~ produce by the owner county Extension personnel to When D1og~'nrs 111 h1s lantern OQ_ mllktna plu1 more proft.t from dlttry. best results. It , hall be the on\~ farm ht' prov1de all counties . w1th two and wf'nt hufltmg he wa,;; sea rch mg. The buildiDI!I. are pre-bunt at our PERTINE!'Iii""T LAWS owns or operates wh1ch hag a acents - one m agriculture and 1tng for an hon,.<:t m<Jn accord1 fectory and ereeted on tbe job. They An introductory statement re-I tobacco allotment one m home economic9. enrh . mg 10 tradllion ' are well lnsu1at~. have Tbermopane mmds the reader that new , The farm shall not have a charged wtth responsibliity to ---~--OP£UfOR tULWAYS WITHIN w1ndows. electric ventlhttton and vac· and drug 1aws require current tobacco allotment ,g1ve fir st pnonty to the 4-H 1 M~rra alwavs ha~ bern abso · S fEET Of THE NEXT COW'S uum door controls. Chon·BoY build· food food and feed products contain The Iarm must cr~p land a1club program. Most Ohio coun- 1lutel y closPd · lo non-Mosle-m s UDDtR -THE COWS ARE lngs ue more economical to but1d 1 Wi9-3202 an , vail able for productmn or to- ties now have thre agents. one who nsk dr:~th If detected ' "ANGLE-PARKED" than most locally constructed parlon. no herbicide residue or 1each m agrtculture, home eco-j amount within the safe toler-l bacco. RACINE, 0. PEARL ST. , ance as established by the FedThe operator sh~ll own ~r nom1cs,and 4·H Club work, all Samut•l Cleens 1~lark Twaml Ftu romplete inlormotion write, phone or see was burn 10 fi'londa, Missouri . 1 eral Food and Drug Adminis- 1have readil~ avallable equip· paid enhrely from federal trahon. ment for ra1smg tobacco. 1 state funds Under the new Jt also emphasizes that herb- The operator will obtain more counttes desmng to retam more icide application equipment than 50 per cent of his mcome than two agents may do so by TRACTOR SALES should be carefully calibrated from agriculture commodities approriatmg $6,000 toward the WY 2-5101 SPRrNG AVE. POMEROY and checked periodically for I or products from the farm tor salary of each add1t1onal agent. "'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""':iiiliii5iii5"'"iii5"'"~_.;r;ate;_o~f:_::ap~p~li~c;a~tio~n~,~·~i~nc~e~a:c~c~u~r~- which the allotment JS filed . -Readjustment in the number Allowance will. not be made and kind of state Extension spec1. from mcome denved from the Iiahsts accordmg to changmg allotment requested need~ <md available finanees The applic.ant shall have had ! Exten!;JUn D1rector Roy M. j expenence m producmg, har-1 Kottman said the new org<~ni- ~ vestmg, and marketmg the kmd l zaliona1 pattern is prompted by of tob:&cco requested m the ap- a need to provide spec1a!Jzed I pheatton, as a sharecropper, land more effective educatwnal tenant. or farm operator an at assistance for Ohio·s agncul· least two of the five years pre-- ture, homes. and youth. He cedmg ll!e year that the new pointed out that the 4-H Club farm allotment Is requestA!d. program in Ohio would not he Order Now and Take DeUverv An application must be filed de-emphasized or ne~le<'tf'd From Our Pomeroy Area at the Met.gs ASC Office, Ma· l under the new arrangement. As Warehouse sonic Temple Building, Pome- H matter of fact , he stated. \ roy . 1" In those countie~ where. m 1 , the future, we will have only e RooflntJ ellrtl Soech At the outbruak of the War two agents, the f1rst prior1ty Between the States, General of responsibility for the county ePalnh offered Extension Agent, agriculture. Robert E. Lee was or Union and for the county Extension supreme command eRH Brent! forces but declin~. agent, home economics, will be 1 Fenclna I i i Jan. 23, 1965-5 Farmers are Making Crop Decision ; By United Press lnternatloool • I' Bl D 'I a •po IS ue evi s G II h • RaIIy to Beat L0!130 H•g o., M ~ Columbus Down, 76•29 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, of West 71 ' Wellston contmued to pour It Columbus Eastl.noor 69 1 or. m the third quarter by Waverly 72 New Boston 10 I burning tile nets for 30 points full games as runnerup Kvger Creek got humped off hy Portsmouth West 53 while the cold-shooting PanthScultbwestern . ·j Northwest 42 ATHf!:N S - Atht.ms rollf'd ov- poml per game Middy guard, wh1le Mkldleport connected on ers were scoring nine The PanThe Eagles are 6..0 m confer- M•nford 71 er Middleport 83-38 Friday had lhe kind or night every- I but 18 of 58 shots from the field, thers did not score 8 field goal 76 12 I Wheelersbur (ot) night for the Bulldogs' nmlh I body has some lime. His sin- i for 3l per cent. Athens won the durmg the third stanza until ence play and with but two loop CrUJS totaled 13. Kmght remainmg. as- Ruckel was h1gh for the even· Portsmouth East 79 straight victory without a de-' glc field goal find free throw . rebound duel, 41-35. Senior Phil Swindell hit a encmmters. aured of at least a IIf' for mg w1th 2L. 1 Belpre won Jts seventh. game . Ptketon 43 feat 1n SEOAL C'Bge play but 1fur three points meant an eve- ! Middleport went to the free jump shot with two.minules and their second straight t hampJOrt· In the reserve ron! est . F:ast- of the season by clobbermg the , Mansfield SeniOr 77 failt-d to make a clean S\l·eep nmg of frustration line a record low number of I 12 seeonds remammg. f'nt rflmped to a 5.1 to 16 tn Hutla~a Red Devils 76-29 Fri- , Lorain Admtral King 63 when the Mtddy reserves ll~-! . h" I . times , getting but three chancSwmdell led the Panthers in ship. umph •day mght on the wmners ' home Mansfield Mad1son 43 Pnded their opponents 29 _27 m , L::m ·y Coon was second 1g 1·1 h"tl ' Alb h't 1 1 1 G g• t 1o1· Athens w1lh 20 po1'nts, wh'lle , es, mg on wo. ens , scoring with 19 pomts on five Th e defeat l'·ft c~och " eor ~ Box scort> . e<J ur Ashland 42 ~ot) , an overtime. f 11 Th J k E th 2 11 rrr Th h t ll B J h Uruct> Wallace had five and' seven ~ ac e~s move field goals and nme free vans. qumtet WI a · · EASTERN 1761 e muc ·a er e pre oop- Nt>w Philadelphia 66 I The varsity match was a S h f M'dd 1" to Wahama tomght, shH look- throws Simpson followed with 1 ord - those II losses have come , Hartung. 5-9- 19 Cru1se 6-1 ll 1 "\ers opened up by seormg the Mansfield Malabar 47 1runaway from the start witt, 1 tep enson four or ~pon . ! ing for their first win. 1 • 1 .1 11 in_ successiOn Iollow mg two op- 13 . Hedgey . 1·1-3. Kmght , 4-4· first 10 points or the game and iPlymouth 56 c;mtario 55 th'! winners out front 18·5 aft~r l The .Jacket resP-rves. with i Middleport . . 5 15 23 38 112 and Jewell added wue emng season tnumphs lnsJde 12 CaldYiell, 2-2-6, Lonard, 1- , then held a 22-4 lead when the lshelby 64 Gallon 50 a quarter of play and 42-15 at Guard Jim Butcher no p·)lRts, I AthPns · 18 42 64 83 1btg B~b Crow, _who had been tbe SVAC, Hanna n Trace 15 O-G o-2 : Elchmger, 1-1-3 . Spencer, first penod ended. Mt fitlead 71 Sauer Middleport, Moore 1·1-3. averagmg 17 pomts a game, 1h~lft1me. Wng: before that tmd- and Forward George Followmg a cool first penod. 1 8-2-18 : TOTALS 28-20-76. In the second quarter . the 1 . Marion Catholic 47 pomt rest, the only qt.:e5tKtn ·j (8 pomts), standing out. led all ! Bradbw·y 0-0-0, Wallace 2-l-5,: was held to etght. Eastern cut Hannan Traces I HANNAN TRACE 145) 'W ashmgton county qumtet Lexmgton 69 Cle.arfork 49 I was how big the tally would be , dte way until near the erA Stobart 12-0-24, Clatworthy 1- , Pomeroy hit on only 18 of 66 1 lead to 31 -27 bf'fore mtermts-1 Rucka, 8-5-21; Mw-dock, 3-Q- contmued po~rmg t. on by tal- Buckeye Centra] 58 Middleport iJ 0-8. 1wl'len Athens tied it 11p al 24- l 0..2, Edwards 10-2, Cunningham ' shots from the field for a dission. ln the th 1rd stanza, the 16 Cremeans. 3-0-6 : ~Plvtlle . 1· , lymg 16 stratght pomts. Belpre Colonel Crawford 56 1 Eric GustaVson, . slick Ath· all. Then in the overtime, J•1id- 10-00, Stephenson 2·04. ~ase i mal 27 per cent wh1le Wellston Eagles shot oUI m front 50..40 , 0-2; Montgomery 1-1-.J, Col!t•y, led H-10 at_halftlme and 58-25 Columbus South 76 l f'ns forward, led h11 club m dlcrort outscored Athcm fi-310-0-0 Totals 18 (2-3) 38. I turned m a 50 per cent averwith a 23-point outburst. The ·J-1-7. TOTAL<; 19-7-45 wh;n the th1rd qua.rter eneded. Manon Franklin 51 scoring with 23, but it was the ! and reversed an earlier one- Athens, Gustavson 11-1-23, age on 43of 81 attempts. lhe Eagles substituted freely Columbus East 86 Middy's junior forward Gary potnt decision won by Athens Wright 2-0-4, Mcintire ()..0..(1, I Swindell led Pomeroy m reVisitors outscored J-IT 26-5 tn thr l By quarter~ · linal stanza. Four Wtldcats Eastern 10 17 23 26 - 76 t hrougho~t the second half, b~t Columbus Whetstone 70 Stobr~rt who captured pomt at Middleport in the final sec- RaMow 2-U, Russell 1-1-3, boundmg by pulling down 11 louted out. Hannan Trace 22 9 9 5 - 45 "'till contmu~ to ptle up thetr Columbus Central 87 making honors tlf the pame onds of thilt game. Heady and I Coon 9-016, Glover t-{12, Sny· of the Panthers 38 grabs of Hartung s 19 pomts paced tlw Hesene scnrf' - Eas tern !il kad Belpre s Dyer led all sear· Columbus North 74 ~tobart's 4 points topped the Eblm each had 6 for Athens. der 0-0-0, Adams 50.10, Hand the boards. Stabler led WellEagles. Spmcer popped HI 1K Hunnan Trare !G ers w1th 20 pomts. Larry Rupe Columbus Aquinas 78 {'rowd. 1 \ lf'y 4-1-9, Wren 32-8, McAfee ! slon with 14 led Rutland w1th e1ghl 1 Columbus Walnut Ridge 49 Buddy Moore, the 19 plus ' 52 9 per cent on 38 or 75 shot<. 0-0-0 Totals 311 17-lt) 63 Wellston also won the reBelwe hit on 45 p~r cent _of Urbana 84 Bexley 47 serve game by a 36-31 margin It S shols frc..'1"\ the (leld While Worthington 64 Grandvtew 50 over the Babv Panthers Bill the Red tJcv11s se>.red on only I' wh1tehall 62 Moore was h;gh ror Pomeroy 21 per cent of thetr attempts. Upper Arlington 61 ~ w1th 11 and Ronnie Logan add1 Belpres overall slate for the Mount Vernon 73 Delware 68 ed 10. Lavender topped Well~ , season ~~ 7-5 whtle Rutland IS London 61 Marysvtlle 52 Coach Lloyd Myers's South- 1 Southwestern scored first 10 j01ned Cook to pace the win- ston with 14. Sparked by semor forward rare Logan managed to h1! ~our at J-8 Belpre won lhe rese~e 1~esterville 72 Mifflin 69 ; wrstern Highlanders picked off l contest when Bud Jackson can- , ners to a 27·18 advantage at The Panther Frosh team Dick J-IBnllltorls bnllla nf al!- 1qu lrkw~ reducmg the Drvlls ' contest by a two poml margm ·(;rove port 55 Hill•ard 48 40 rebounds and hit 42 per cent • ned a JUmper with 7:23 remain· 1the mtermision. kept the evening from bemg a l' I lead to ~\046 (Anderson hit a By Qunrters Grove City 52 total loss as they ldowned the around play, ('oach L 1from the field Friday night to ling. (Duke) Burson's GAHS Blue frf't' lo s~ 1n bt'twee n the LHS Rutland 4 6 15 4-2 9 Gahanna Lmcoln 38 wh1p the Kyger Creek Bobcats, Southwestern exploded in the Wellston freshmen Jfi-.22 . Chuck Devil!! rallied from ~ 20-7 lll"s1 spurt I ~e\pre 22 22 14 18 - 76 Reynoldsburg 75 58-42. Jackson, Steve Elliot. and third stanza, as Cook poured Bartels paced the winners with penod def1cit to hand VJSJt111g Then Hamilton turned m a Rutland Lambert 3·1-7, Columbus Academy 66 It was Lhe Highlanders' third Cook then traded baskets with in 11, Elholt hH six and Atha 10 _ Logan a 6-i-52 Southea ~ le-rn s~•perb performance as he be-, Little 1-0-2 Black 1-2-4, . Rupe Colum bus Rosary S6 SVAC win of the season and . Phil Duncan, Tyo, and Bam· folll" to put the winers into a The Panthers go to Racine Ohio Leagu~ defeat before '100 gdn contrullmg the boards on 4-()-8, Stewart 2.0-4, Pelt)' 2-0New Albany 50 fifth m nine outings. ett as the first penod ended, commanding 50-29 lead at tonight. fans last mght . hoth ends ol the C'ourt, s~ole 4 Totals 13-3-29 Canal Winchester 8J Dublin 75 Rodney Cook's 23 points 15-8 Southwestern~ beginning or the final eight By Quarters: The loss was Logan~ "lx th pd ~ses nght and lf'fl and sank I Belpre - Johnson 3.0-6, Dyer Columbus Sl Ma '! 55 1paced the winners. Lanny Tyo The Highlanders controlled the minutes of play. Wellston 19 45 75 94 !traigt\ smce m•d -De(·en•ber seven stra1ght pom~s m less 1 9-2-20 , Sm1th 6--1 -13. Lee 6-2-14, 1 Wes7 Jefferson 47 1was high lor Kyger with 20. second half also as Dav1d Atha Kyger creek outscored t Pomeroy . . 17 33 42 61 Coach Brooks Adkms qumtet than two. mJmll t ~ 1 hat gave · Coh·m 5-o-10, Snetgle 1--0-2, Columbus Hartley 55 1 ~~ -~ ~~ -~~ ~ -- --- -~- winners 13-8 in the final canto, Wellston - Jordon 5-0-10, 1 no~ owns a_ 7-9 season rPcorrl the Galhans ;J ~·7-46 lead and Nelson 2-2-6. Lorentz 0-1 ·1, L. 1 Columbus DeSales 53 ' EJida 85 Bluffton 47 !National Basketball Association but most o[ the scoring came Shoth 1.0-2, Retliff 1-6-2, BuesJnsade the SJ..OAL. Logan I" tht ball game Lorent z 2..(}-4. Totals 34-8-76. Colllnlbus Watterson 69 Leipsic 77 Ft. Jennings 67 1 By United Press lnteroational larter Coach Myers flooded the cher 0-2--2, Holzapfel 2-1-5, f.1lli I • 2-6. llmmlton ftmshL'<i w1th 28 C01 b S Ch 1 fl 'th land 1-0-2, Stabler 3~, Beth· GaJltpolls h1ked its overall I)() lilts He h1f IJ of 20 from lhe 1 h JHS urn ~ t. · ares 56 1Ottoville 69 1 Eastern Division oor w.1 r~serves. mark to six wms. four deical s fl!'ld, and sank 6 of 10 free I Houn<!8 C!'us , Newark Catholtc 59 , Pandora Gilboa 5! \ w. L. Pet. Shooll~g-wiSe, Coach el12.j)-24, Jacobs 18-5-41 Totals 1 43 94 _Columbus Ready 46 Kalida 76 Columbus Grove 60 Boston 41 7 .854 Wlcklme s charges h1t 17 of -8- . In conference pla v, llurson 's throws The Jan kv semor also ' RentaJn (.-aJne Out 5 9 19 ••Bombel s'' moved back l!lto a grahbE"d 12 rebou-nd$. Ander~ A three-pronged SC€mng at-' P!easanf View 67 . Ptqua Catholic 68 Cmcinnati 32. 14 .696 a~tempts for 35 per cent Pomeroy - Swindell • - • . 2 . Frankhn Heights 49 Wapakoneta St. Joseph 4! Philadelphia 24 23 .511 eight of 14 free throws (or Crow 3-2-8, Simpson 4-4-! , three-w"V tte for thtrd place son Lathed 17 pomts for the tack paced Nelsonville to a !ISwitb we itslon and Jackson 'Th<' Blue DPvtls. . 6? Southeastt'm OhiO League Fairbanks 48 . Ft Loramie 66 New York 15 32 .319 per cent. Smith 0-5-S, Jewell •-a.n. EsRockets thumped Pomeroy 94-1 As a team. GARS#"- after~ a I L"b!np o,·,~r JAC'kson Friday ~ . . Columbus Universtty 47 . Jackson Center 49 1 Western Dlvislo• The Kyser Creek kew 0-2-2. Calvert 1-0-2. Totals 61, and Ne lsonville crusb:o>d rold first pel iud 13-151 h•l 24 mght Chlfllrothe 75 Newark 62 W. L. Pet. won the open!ng conte~t, 58-30, I ,018-•2-5-6=1• . OiiiiOiiiiOiiiOiiiiOiiii===; .t.1ettson ~~-117 Thr Denls P.nrK · ol 59 tor ~ 8 per cPn! The Bob Richards pumped in 25 1Manetta 65 Lancaster 61 Lima Shawnee 73 Van Wert ~J Los Angdes 26 20 556 after the scm~ was t1ed 17-171.; els ' al1d .lron~wn arE" -1 l . m f->e~· ;ls sa nk 16 of 28 fre~ tosses nomts Bob o·~aJl 24 and Jam· I 1.ancaster Fenwick 54 I M~Comb 56 V~nlue .53 ~ St Lom~ 24 22 522 and 24-24 at the quarter m<~rks. ' · · · ' • I c 11 46 Mmster 83 Cndersv11le 79 22 24 478 Jerry Hall was high scorer 1 league pi <Jy 11ad 17 perso nal fouls. and com- 1e ames 211 to lead the Gr-ey- . arro . 3 C 1 A resville 54 Ba !.!more · . . Jt lookea bad followmg Fn - mltlrd 21 turnovers Gallipolis hounds 7-l ln the league and M1Hersport 70 Pwkermgton 68 ILJo.'l1 C. · 7 Y Detron 17 J3 .340 for the wmners wtth 13, Earl 1C~shocton 84 Dover 47 days lmt1al p"nocl nn fh~ rollr tr•d 41 rf'hOIJ~d., J ot1 n q 2 for ' all games. Johnstown 64 ' San Francisco 11 37 .229 Skaggs had nine and Billy Hy GAHS plank~ ·s Logan rar. up Brt.'W~ hauled down 1.11 for thr · .l<ickson. whose leagUJe-lead- 1 Licking Heights 59 , RJdgew~ 111 Umon 78 , F~lday's Resul.ts s~ll and Rick Thomas added 64 1 1 a quick 7·0 lead before D1c i. wmners mg scorer Dan Crothers had He~th 79 1Three RJvers Ph1ladlph1a 109 DetrotL 103 e1ght Pach. HaWilton popped one m fro m Log;m hit 20 of 5 :~ ,~-, hots for 10 settle t~r 15 pomts. Jeli be· I Watkins Memonal 77 1 . ~est Ho\nws 61 Boston 104 San F'ranclsco 94 Richard Cook's eight rnints the ·!lide- at the 4 31 mark per l·ent from tbe field hmd 21-14 after the first elght LickmgValley 74 \ Htland 66 Denmson 63 ot) Baltimore 117 St. Loms 110 topped the little Highlanders 1 37 7 76 Northridge 52. East Knox 80 Warsaw Los Angeles 117 New York 107 and Don Farney add~ seven. ' Turnovers, fancy Logan ~hoot- Tht> Chiefs ha•l 34 rebou.nds, l mmdtes and could never chalJng and rugged rebounding push- 1~ by Auker's 12 Auker also lcnge afterward. l..::!~ewood 66 Granville 50 Buchtel York 77 Ames-Berne 59 Saturday's Games . Ky~er Creek'.s next oppon_ent l ed the Chiefs out to a 1:1-pomt led the VISitors scoring attack .JACKSON 167) _ Bierly, o- U~1ca 84 Danville 64 Fort Frye 8~ Detroit at Cincmnatt 13 Fairland tomght at Ch~sh1r~. [ MIDDLEPORT, 0. I~ as t'<e f<rst pmod wluslle )VI!h 21. George Hummel total- O-CJ; Rose, 2 ~12: Shelton 8.j). Big Walnut t3 Highland 57 Manetta St. Marys 45 Boston vs. Phila. at Syracuse Southweotern's next outmg " 1ed IJ Logan committed , IIOUDded. Jt was 20..7. 13 116 _Crolhers. 6<)-15; Jenkins, 0- Mount Gilead 71 Youngstown East 68 St Louis at Baltimore Tuesday night at McArthur. l~:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii 29 1 LHS conlmued to hold H 10 , turrl(lvers. and totaled 19 O-O, Albert, 0-2-2; Adair, 4-2 . Marion Catholic 47 YoWlgstown Mooney !Only games scheduled) The box score 11 no setbacks, and mside thr Southern Vai\Py AthletiC Conference, the Me1gs cuuntians h1ked their lead to two New In Farming • Dlol WY 2-2181 For Delivery Serving Meigs, Gallia and Mason Countie~ack W. Carsey, Mgr. Call Us For Specialized Fertilizer Service Bulk Spreading Availabl$ We Also Can Apply Liquid r\litrogen To Your Fields ALL ANALYSIS STRAIGHT & MIXED MATEiil~ ~JAILAILI ' . �.. ... ... ... ... . ....... CANCJ:LL.ATlONS COIUliiCTJONS WUI be MeotPt.ed untH »,00 A. M. ror Da,. of PUbllcauc.n UGUL.ATIO.NI8 fte PubU..ber ruet'Vfll tb• rUhl .. .ell\ 0!' ~1:1 IJl1 Mt ct•emed ebJect!onablol. Errora 1hould be nportecl lnun•d.lata!J . Tb• •o~ llllher wtll Ml ~ responfibLt for m ore Ulan oQ• lAeorreet luaertloa. .. ,... rw Want A.d semce per ward ona m-rtloa M1nlmum ChllfJI 80 C!en~ lJ Cenk per word ror Tll.ree con· C..C. MeUU•• laMrdon~ . 110 p.-, Nll.f Dl•eouot on paid acta and ada pal4 wtthltl 10 claya. 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Locally owned and a nice weU cared tor car. fJ cyl. engine with new ring!, st.d.. trall8., radio, heater, eood tires. Beige and brown finish. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN - - - - - $1145 @) 2 door . V!nyt trim. 11""11 finlah. clean Inside and oot. Good tires, radio and heater. Motor Co. Pomeroy OPEN EVI:S. :00 P.M. Long Bottom MODERN 3 BEDROOM. BRICKFRAME RANCH STYLE HOME ON CHESTER ROAD e iOOx400 Lot e Fireplac~ GOOD USED CARS $995 1960 MERCURY CONVT. $795 1960 FALCON 4 Dr. _ _ _ _ $595 1960 FALCON 4 Dr. - - - - - $695 1958 MERCURY CONVT. $495 1958 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. - - - - - - $395 $9 1958 FORD 2 Dr. Hardtop - - - - 3 5 1956 JEEP STATION WAGON-- $250 1954 FORD STATION WAGON _ _ $95 RUTLAND AUTO SALES Several from here attended the Golden Wedding aniversary of Mr. and Mrs . Alva Holsinger R I d 0 ut an ' • Phone SH 2-4183 . . . .. .. - '~ Syracuse Society Notta $ SOCiety . News FOR SALE ..~ 1960 FORD 2 Dr. - - - - - - - 595 1954 CADILLAC 4 Dr. - - - - - - $395 POMEROY, OHIO Sale -··-·" . ..... . . . . . .. ,. . . . ...._ . -· . . ... ...... " ·-. - I 958 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Hardtop - - $495 7 For ........ 1960 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Wagon _ 1960 RAMBLER - - - - - - $999 Real Esflte '· Big S1vings For You On ..• Pomeroy Motor Co. 01' llmestoDel PHONE WY2·2156 ,.._ _ _ __,__ _ _ _ _ _ 5-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 23, 19ell 1 For Rent WANT AD INFORMAnON ' ~=========::":=========~ l • R 1 e et,lSlOn Mr . aod Mn. Dan Sbano Nceived word r80011tly ol lilt marriage of their son, Steven Lee, of Fort Hood, T - II Betty Lavll!ll Wlglnloo, .. Dollas, Teu.~, 0 Mr. and Mra. Vtmo~~ llort8ll and two children Ill C1nclmulll were recent guests of hit parents, Mr . and Mrs. EmmtU Bartel.s. Rose AM Theiss, emplOJed by the State Highway Dept. in Columbua, spent the weekend with her mother, Mra. Carrle Sinclair. Joppa Mr. and Mra. ~ Grimm of Grove CiiJ wero recent guesl8 of his parents, Mr. aod Mrs. Melvin Grimm. Tbq alBO visited his sister and brotherIn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- . ' . ' " DAILY CROSSWORD mood Teaford and childrea ol M.mersv1·ne, R • D. Roger Slack of Milwaukee. Wis. spent a weekend witb his mother, Mra. Ada Slack. He I Soci"ety News ' I , or wife 1 f ~- XI. Y Snow Tires ..1 KNOW it'o Saturday, but by the time he ..:-, : ." ' ;:e:. -- NQ TICEI ;•:::·===:-:--- l--9'-:-2tlt-'-p -'led' 1- ~ ,. --- s-. , anro "-·s =: -., "U!.....,_"'--...... -_ ,..· ....., dl>oumellta. ~.. - IUiraace, Pomere, ,.,..,.. • • r.OJUnf • ' tic ~~.~:.,...~ .. 100 lol. s,........, Pbolle • · - - WY 2-2527 , GLCIJCM,. 11 a Donna Kay ol Belpre spent M!Bs Cindy 'lbomas spent Sunday evenlllc Kuwait haa the -ld's tuetJI.II lew days with Mr. aod Mrs. a recent Mr. and Mn. Ro)l C21riotJ. 181 oil ~IL t•_ _ _ _ _ _.....;,;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~l Lawrence Smith and Alice. .. ~ ~ 50 ~ Orypto,.._. QuotaUoa WGK'I' BICYL'T BISTJ BISMZ JNNQVYWKIL'!' WGYL AJUIKLR VQJIITJ.-TWJSI..J a:. .1"116b&rea &Y.a4i.m• ~QcJ - - - - - - ----- WJEH RADIO W MP0 Rad Jt ___ :l- OLAN MILLS, INC. • MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 4:00 Viseing with Doss ~--, .-.-:--;;~:-::--=-:::---::--7""----- 1 6A5 Sign On 4:30 Interchange •0 7,oo Be Still and Know 5 :00 Community News 1 7:03 News 5:05 World News MONliA'Y THRU FRIDAY 7:011 Musical Clock 5: IS Sports Today 4·30Eiectrle Co. News 6:00 · "lga On Newo 7:30 News Headll.nes 5:?' i. Weather ..,. 4.40 .Jim Mees Show 611t . Sca~ Heart 7:32 Musical Clock 5:30 Dinner Musloale ·5:3D Sign Otr 7:45 Word and Testimony 6·20 Mel•s County RFD 5:41 Sign orr o SATURDAY • 00 Ohl V 6:25 Paul Bowera - Farm "' o alley News 6:i!jl ~ill . Miller Sho\0 6:00 Sign On - News 8:05 World News SATURDAY 6'67 . -thet 6:05 Country Music 8: 10 Sports Today 1:45 Sign On 7'01F' Ms . 6:25 Country Jamboree 8,15 Weather 7: 00 Be Still and Know · '~ 7: 00 News 8:16 Musical Clorok 7:03 News 7 oJ· ~ .Morning Chapel 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 8:55 COlllJJlunity News 7:08 Musical Clock ~riller Show 11:00 Top Ten Show 9:00 Talk of !be Town 7:30 News Headlines 9 55 7:3~ Pickens Hardware 12 :0V Noon News = Mason County News 7:32 Musica l Clock . (Tues . _ Thuro·) 12:15 Mucial Interlude IO :OO Public Service 7:40 Word and Testimony 7:50 News 12 :30 The Rev . Merlm Teets IO:l5 Family Worslup Hour e·oo Ohio Valley News 10 ' 30 Lalchs•<inll B·oo Bill MJller Show 1:00 Jim Meeo Show 8:05 World News 11 8:30 Daily Llg~l 5:30 Sign Off __ ' 00 News Beat 8:10 Sports Today 8:4o· Bill Miller how SUNDAY ll:OS Morning Melodleo 8:15 Weather 73 except Friday, Church 8:16 Pl Pleasant H.S. 8:45 Baker Furniture Show . . (m-• : 0 Sign O.n - Army Hour Bells Rl.ns Football ~= - ~·n.) 8 DO french City Baptist 11:45 World Newo 9·00 News 10:30 Song & S:ory Hour 8 30 s 9 .llli C " W'tb J . unday Show 11 :5ii Mason County News 10:4> Famliy Worship Hour anet 9:30 The Bible Speakes to You 12:00 Community News ' ouee I 10:00 Bill Millers Bruneb . Show 10 :00 The Good Lite I2:05 Local News 11 :00 News, Army Hour II :00 Mlnlstettal Assoelatton IO: IS Sunday Show 12: IO Markets II :30 Public Service 11.15 M~~o. COlUlty Agrt Fnt. 12:00 Noon News l2:l 5 Weather 12:00 News Roundup 12:15 Chrlstian•a Hour 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:20 Bulletin Board . (Tues. J 11115 Family Worship ITburs. 12 :30 Rev. Merlin Teets !2,25 News 0 Grams 12:25 News 0 Grams IUS A..S.L Program (Fri.) 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12:30 County Agent 12:30 Saturday Matinee !Uitt ~~. Shop . 1:30 Rev. Silos Billup!l '2:45 Country c., Roond ! :IS Ohio State Football 11.41i]> 'I1If s,{;ounlry Hymntlme 2:00 Rev. Andrew Par ' "na 1:55 News Beat 4:00 Olseing with Doss 12,011 Cemen.t Block News 2 45 The Rev. Rosooe Thorne 1:00 Country Go Round UO Top fen Revue 12 :15 . Gllessler Guelt Star 3:20 Country Hymntimers ::55 News Beal 5:00 News Ru1ndup 12:.30 ·Lorry · Anderson Show 4:30 Baptist Layman'• Hour ,,oo Midway Matinea ~~~ '[;:~~ ~';;:~:,. , J.Qil jun Mees Show 5:30 Sign Off 3:55 News Beat 5:45 Sigu 011 TERRY -.C..-----~:..::::::..::=. ~~~~::-::== By GEOfiG& WONDEII -- I get. to IChoolud flnde out. half the Dlllrnln&: wUI be aonal'" PIANOS c.,..., ~ :0 ~0 ~ 4 I"" ~fB q9 YSJ e 1M. Diles R..otar Co. ~ 9 1 l'f'sterdaTa Cryptoqaote; PUNCTUALrTY JS A J'ORK OF BELF-lNDULCENCf:. -ROBERT LYND .. : ----- u:· ?% ~ q, q, ~ 3'1 CRYPTOQUOTJI: - Re...,•o bow to work U : WGJSJ ~ ·-·- forme~sid~~~-ol '38 A. SDUDJ Society Notes 36 ~ J3Z 3 AXYDLBAAXR ';:OCI.ety NoteS Chesler ::;% /51 LONGFELLOW One letter Btmply stands tor another. Ill this aample A t. UBed tor the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apo. troptues, the length and torntaUon ot Uie WQfda ~ all ~ &ac.b daJ Ulr8 lfilOde leLten 8.1:11 different. Alfred . ~ t. I -- : · - ~j DAU.Y ~~~/ WoH Pen sOCiety • Notes "" 1'5 ~ 47. DwtJJl 4.8. Meiody Apple Grove S tv NOleS --- ball & go~ m=. I ~ 30 ., ~ ot lengtlt ~ 5 q, « . Material for f1if ~ CJ . Measure OCie CueIt/" l llt: N W[ LA N PLAY SOM E MORE CI.JECKERS '? v.: f0 3 point : abbr. c•·•• - -- 31 . WIIHmaa 35. Injure 36. Staggered 38. Indellnite article 39. Beast at burden fO. Compa.n ~~·' .. harpo 28. A husband i::::~~~~::::j 1B~a:b~e:~oc,:;k~;have =-: , ~ ~I I! iI 10- - 11 7 "ire WHV DOt,J'T VE STAY 1-t. R SllPPFR, OOC··· I e D·--- - -'. i Tuppers Plains SOCI.ety Notes -.: 1 frientls and nelghbof'S fo r ' 9 11 tables, etc., made to order e of Reedsville. was accompanied back by Ter· uuwers, g·ifts, eards, phone 5 ROOM apartment and bath, Buil t-in cupboards or cabinets patio ry Pierce. ·Roofed -calls, visits and prayers dur· Wlfurnishd . All utilities fur· Phone WY 2_5312. 1 5 estorm windows, doors Mr. and Mrs. Curt Cauthorne Mr. and Mn. Emest 'Ibeiss Voterans rushed. Upstairs above Or. - - - .- ·. - ' --- • Well insulated or Beckley, w. Va ., spent the and children of Groveport were illg my stay at Memona l Hospital. Also to DonO\ran's ofice Phone WY Neigler Boildmg .~1.1ppl~ .ro r eAtuminum windows. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. weekend guesta of his motbel. Drs. Ehlinger, Ridgeway and 1 2~3046 or WY 2-2064. new homes. Built m kJtcbma rble s11Is John Groce. Mrs . Carrle Sinlcair. Mr. 'nleisS. Schaeltel and the Hospital I I 12 trc ens. storm windows. alum- erued ooth. serving with the Air Force, Call Guy Ne•• 1 d 1· Audrey Smith and N e II i e · ·d· Staff for their wonderful . 5 d bath rt t mum Sl mg . -c" co ore IXtures has been transferred from care and kmdness. To Rev room an apa men ler ' Racine, Ohio. Tiled kitchen. Stethem spent several davs in - - - - - - - - - - - Lockbourne Air Force Base to d R · 1 in Pomeroy. Phone WY 2~3319. 12 29 tfc birch cabinet ~ Paden City, W. Va., with. Mr. II N . F I ~and orns an ev. 12 15 tic : -:--:::-;;:==--;;;;:::M::eBrick planting ar~a and Mrs . Howard Young. Mr. and Mrs . Jimmy BranBJ Evelyn Brkkles Cl~nton Air Fo~ce Base at W ~ Frame and members of my -ilart Gnlele'T, Plambbl& • e c opper plumbing non visited recently with her Mrs. Phyllis Rowan, Mrs. Eth- mmgton. He will move hill fam· SWJday School Class for hav- 1TRAILER lots for rent, close Heatlnl eHardwood floors Mr. and .\frs. Harold Osborn parents, Mr. and Mrs. Covert el Stout and Mrs. Edith Betz. ily there. ing Sunday Sc hool in the 1 to Laundrymat and schools. MIDernllle., 8ldl AVAILABLE of Keno were visiting Mr. and of Nelsonville. ing, all attended the funeral of Mr. Glen Hudson ]~ recentlovely. Inspiring Chapel , this I Valley Lumber & Supply ComEnd , . . IMMEDIATELy Mrs. Roland Stethem aod EthMrs . Willoughby Hill at the for Los Angeles, calif. where prevent mg me of breakmg I pany. Middleport lo-3-tfc We baft all For appointment call el Larkins. Mr. and Mrs . Hobart Small- Ewing Funeral home Thursday. will seek employment.. my perfect attendance rec- , 1 HHEE ••" fotl1 n'Yl'l• hlrni~h& Sewer Ma~es Bob Hoeflich WY 2·5337 ey ·of Chester were calling on On their way home they stop- Mr . and Mrs . Melvin Gr1111m Leona Hensley and Leona Mr. and Mr s. George R e • d ' ped and visited with ord or near IY fou rteen years. 1 ed aod - dDiurnished apart. ·or Chestor 986-2226 Mrs. spent a day with their da·••""6" Special tha nks to Ada and , Ia WY 2-54:14 Call WY z.zr7t 0., or NJ&II returned to Tuesday evening. Stout's brutber, Mr. and 114rs. ter, Mrs . Raymond Teaftltd 12 8 tie her family in helping Char- 'I ~ 7 • tile here from Veterans d 1 n o1 Mine~"- R D Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dillon Ralph Parker of Chester. an am y · ......,., · . ::==;;-===~;;:::= 1es keep our busmess · Ml ano Holzer hospltals. and ope n a e HI e p W an ted HEATING, Plambbl& Moeller Auto Salea son of Mansfield, Connie The Adult Bible Class of the Mrs. Douglas Moore --•da m~ uand horne fires burning. :\lay - - · - - -- I'Unla..._ lruallt Bndo<n. -· _ _ Mr . and Mrs. Everett Sison Curtis of Coolville and Mr. and EUB Church met at the home ghter Christy, of Pom...., visGod Bless you all . Leona NEED CASH' Sell famous Mr and M _ _ H Knapp Aerotred Shoes. Full m Eer MolD Street, Pom- 57 BUICK Roadmaster. $400.00. were visiti.ng Murt Taylor at Mrs. Don Jones and son and of Mrs. Mary Stout Monday. iled her parents, . rs. 1 21 21 1 P or part time . High Commis- eroy. Ph- W1 ZMII. Phone WY 2-276& Keno. Glen Jones of Reedsville visit- The two young sons of Mr. Herman Londoa and Patricia. ens ey. WE WISH to extend our smSlons plus bonus. Complete 7 Z& tfc U 22 3otp Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Larry ed over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs . John Gramling of Mr. and Mrs. James Guinther women. M1 sro Sa Co The Rambler Curtis and Mary Pierce were and Mrs . Pearl Dillon and fam- ron spent a week herR with and daughter~~ Lori aDd Car· cere and heartfelt thanks to \ line for men and our rei<Jtives, friends, and Equipmenl rurnished free ~y~ R~ai~ ~ae'm.u: WGI'Id Standard ol lompnd Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van ily. their grandparents, Mr. and rie have moved fr~ Pome~y 1 neighbors, for their many Write to Gordon Rae, Di..,_ tomatic ond standard trans~eellenee Meter and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mrs. William Chapman. to their newly built home m acts of kindness. for the: trirt Sales Mgr .. 3584 Dar- misslons. Maurice Gagnon, Btg ear room, ride ud per- Donahue, Portland, Mr. .~r. ~Mrs. Harold Brannon I Mrs. Effie Saunders returJl.. lower Syracuse. Ph WY • • 17• for Small eCoD Mrs Hobert Newell of Chester vunted wllli Mr. and Mrs. ed home from Veterans Mem- Mr. and Mrs. MelviD Grimm beautiful floral offerings, and byshire Drive, Co lumbus, Ohio Own other expressions of sympa· Zip 43221. 1 21 3tc er. one ~ IDDBg:bWI:J OID.f El~o Pierce, Mrs. Tom ' Hill and Linda at Mansfield orial Hospital in Pomeroy. visited his aunt, Mrs. Jessie thy , during the illness, and Soe man and Ernestine Hayman. er the weekend. Mrs. Mabel Van Meter and Powell of New Haven, W. Va. AIK-,-IONt:ER Wanted To Buy at the death of our beloved M.etropoUiaD Moton Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates vis- Mr . and Mrs. Hobart Mrs. Warne of Chester and Mr. Miss Sharon Sue Cottrill em· Cemplete Saftr:e mother and Grandmother , 'STANDING Timber. Top cash E . Mabl Streel. Pomeroy ited Cora Swan, Keno. and family and Frank Levvisland Mrs. Clarence Dean of Col- ployed ill tbe Franklin County Cr1tr _ .... Melvina <Millie) Lowther PboDo WY Z#lt Allison cauthorne, Beckley, w. of Shade were calling on umbua visited Mra. Norma Dean Supt. Office in Columbus, spent price paid. Marion Reynfllds. Wrtte, , _ . • Especially we wish to thank t lfo Va., spent several days witb and Mrs. Winnie Bailey Sunday. Mrs Dean is quite Ul the weekend here with her par· 22 Coo lville, Ohio. Rt. 3. Call A. C. BRADFORD Dr. 0 . W. Clarke tor his bt:::::-=-: -": ---Hill ~ Mr. and Mrs. John Groce. family , recently. at the home of her &tugh~er, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cott· after 4 o'clock, 667-3503. Badloo, Oll1t kind assistance, Rev . David Four-door English Florence Llmberger spend Mrs. Alice Barr has Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chevalier. rill and grandparents, Mr. and 1 I II 30tp Ill . d 1 · -··. Excellent <ODdltion, f d M d Mrs Kenneth Grt'f• Mrs. J ames Qu'lCk · G . Wb 1te. an t 1e smgers. ._.... ew ays with Mr. and Mrs. os- 1ed to her home after r. an · Pauline Foster, Olan, Janice, $250. WY 2-2418. ear Babcock. patient in the Camden !ith and son were Sunday visit- Ada Slaek For Sale and Dale Harvey. for their Employment Wanted ________1_1_4_ 1f_c_ Mr. and Mrs. Dorset Larkins Hospital. ors of her bruther, Mr. and Mrs. -lnstrvdlons were visiting Mr, and Mrs. Richard Cof'lll and family of birtbday dinner ID honm' .. lo comforting words. and w. E. •ELECROLUX sweepers. com- WANTED: [ronings to do ill plete wilh atarhments . A-l my home. CaU WY 2-5242 . U t. CIVIL SER""ICI TEST1I Virgil Wamsley, Cheshire. B·igony , for hi s services. We SaMrndyvillEifie,, WW. Vt a. local Mrs Smitll was enjoyed. Mr. Carl McElroy, a otudent shall always remember your · • Doris Koenig and son or s. e a son, , · condition. $16.95. WY 2-3862 I 22 3tp of ColumbUs Buainesl Uoivw· assistance with grateful :,;_ : " ' : : . ~ Tuppers Plains visited Mr. and Harold Watson of Athens and 00 I 22 5tc hearts. The Evans RutherwtW Q'POlr!' 1 ~ ., lobi Mrs. Norman Weber. Mrs. Lona Chevalier of Reeds- stty. waa a weakend guftt ol ~ uaaaJb _.... • Mr •-• Real Estate For Sale •Of-ID. ford FamjJy. The Mendal Jor. SINGER Sewing Machine A-1 .,. riLII:I --...~~.~~. • JcMII. Mr. and Mr!l. Fr~ Larkin!! ville spent a day with · GIN his parenlil, Mr. and Jlrl. Paul n.JIU1• ,... •remm-. "~'~'- rob•' • M F H I McElroy. dan Family. 1·23-ltc ...., ..,. vloited Mr. and Mrs. Junior rs. on a sey. condition. Equipped to Zigl.buloltl s.mo.. ._ .-. TM Hauber, Portland. .. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mn. LarrJ Barr of Zag and make fancy designs n.n,. ~ttetel. In Memory Langsville were Sunday after-Violtt Smltlt and family of Long Bottom by inserting cams. Will sac-:-By Mrs. Herbert Rous• Sunday with her mother, llusiness Opportunities noon visitors of her father. Mr. IN LOVING memory of our nfice fur $26.80 or $6 monthThe hymn si.ng at the United Stout. aod Pallieia. Howard Thoma father, Char les Martin Warnly . Call WY 2-3862. t 22 5te POMEROY - 6 • room frame l Brethren Chtltch Sunday Wesley Arbaugh went UNUSUAL Opportunity h001e with bath, forced hot er, who pased away, JanuLOCUST POSTS for sale. Also air heating, full well attended, Rev. James Beckley. W. Va., Monday ary 25th. 1957. base ment High commission earnings firewood. Ph. Sherman Ro- w1th recreation room at witb a growing 61 year old risen, pastor, was leader, his physical examination SPECIIUZO Yoti are gone , dear father , • tach1 22 3tp berts. we 2-6476. company selling world lamcompanied by Earl Shuler. the air force and passed and l' < l garage with breeze FOI TIOSE Gone beyond the world of way,l 1 WMA will meet at the went on to South Carolina. BLONDE DINETTE. $65; kilch- on landscaped Jot near new ous Goodyear maintenanct'! tears Tuesday evening to discuss en set. $30 ; Cherry spinet hoopital. Will qualify for FHA 1 products. Rod Tormo earned But the memory or you will $24.000 (not typical. but Sunday School attendance on program for th~ year. over piano, $550. Rototiller, Phone long term financing . ever linger. i indicative o£ potential) last Jan . was olferin .,., Mrs. Ray Hemey, Mrs. L I 21 3tc OLIVE TOWNSIUP - 6-room 17 44 Through a II the passing WI 9-3222. 5 .. r. M. W. Frank earned W h. ' g •~· bert Roush called on M y --years. hot over $13,000. Age 00 barrier. ors 1p services were held at Lo ise H dl f B h FREE USE of our Carpet Sham- stone house alth bath, 85 an Sadly missed by Mn. Ger- pooer with purchase of Blue water heatq (needs new Diversified year round line. 10:45 with the Rev. Casto and W~a;a ey 0 stone fireplace, en- No investment roquir<d. Wo an attendance of 48. trude Warner , Emily and ,. L . B I of ..._ Shampoo. Baker boiler, Lustre LY3-4110 . awrence a ser ~up.,..." closed back porch and b aseQui be Wilbur Warner. 1-23-tlp Furniture, Middleport . take care of all financing te a num r of local ...~ Plams' went to Ma1181leld and - - - - - - - - - - A • • L st~ .... menl. Beautiful 1 acre shipping - and collections. dents a d dl ... .,.. 1 19 6tc IN MEMOR Y of Maode Van ni·ll Start on part time basis i1 1·u ~ ;~n:: ng co~un. accompanied his mother, Mrs. Mra. Howard "1boma Sr. vis-IO with driveway, garage, Metet . es an ne and relatives Alice Balser to the home 9f ited over the weekend with ber 1957 8x50, 3 bedroom National fers. a Chinese chestnut plen- you like. Write Consolidated Paint & Varnish Corp., East f~om Athens, Torch. and Cool- her daughter, Mrs. Shirl- Ab- son and daughter·in·law, Mr. Three years have gone, • House Trailer. Call Ravens Ohio Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. ville attended the f 1 -, ly of shrubbery aod flo wers We know not where I 1 24tp 14000 00. A wonderful -~;,_· 1~.,,.,,.,,.,,.""'""====' 1 unera ser· les where she is assisting In and Mrs. Howard. Thoma Jr. wood 273-9425. 1p VIces for Mrs. Velma Person, her care during her illness. Angelia and Timmy of Perry&Because it seems just. yestunity for a handy man SLUGGISH septic tank? Clogterday of Athem, held at the Orange Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush ville. Mr. Thoma waa tn a car eWURLmU ing to own his own home. Christian Church Sunday aft- and Roger, M;. and Mrs. and injured but ia You were sitting in yotl1 I ged drains? Get Klean-Em eiiALDWIN at WANTED - A smaU All Septic tank cleaner ernoon at 2 p. m. Mrs. Person sa PaT1!0ns and Roger, and Mrs. · favorite chair . OTHIR I'AMIIUI 00 with living quarters, by eldLandmark Farm Bureau_ We know you wandered into a Floyd Norris attended Mn. Guy Ruasell. l-l-30te erly crouple wanting to an unknown land I ~~";;.;area a ~.. e meeting at !be Terry Lynn, of Pomeroy wera plement their present >me'· l - - - - - - - - - - - 1 r or the Orange churcb. Church in Syracuae. Rev. Srmday visitors of his paren18, we Where God needed you C. C. CUCKLER, REAl;TOR ' I By Clarice AD•a ndMrh. and Mrshe. CMiarenEced Swcartz McKinney of Charlestoa Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Ruasoll. understand BEST PRICES ON BOX Z29 WY Mr. and Mrs . Clayton Allen a er mot r, ra . na ar- the evangelist. Mr.· a nd Mra . Do••• Waiting for the reunion land I ,_ ~=~:II ol Lottrld ge YIBIted Ed Rev. aod Mrs. Jamea POMEROY, OWO and Bit ,00 Mr. aod Mrs. Denand KaU Lee of Langsville Vteted by Der family . I I 22 zel Cleland atte.nded the funer· Carleton 'l'htlt<day,. Jan. 14, at son were dinner f!llellts of Mr. Sunday visitA>ra of Mr. 1-23-IIC SELL regardless ..ol al service of Roy Will. Sunday tbe Elmwood NU1"Sillg Home . It and Mrs. Bob Adama Sunday. I ,Mn~;.·~Ch~ar~l~ey~S~IDI:·u=h~and;::..;J~o~ . ;';.;~:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;::;;;:;;;::;;; 670 X 1 5 - 16.60 MUST Notice ne-- lat the Spencer Funeral Home, was the 96th birthday of Mr Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Syra·lr rifice! Modernized ·~. pu!l tu two story - built-in :o:iiBelpre. Mr. Will wao a nephew Carleton, lee eream and oake euae waa a guest Sunday of Nylon Blackw•ll Tub. Type IIIOOTING MATCH Janunry 24 o1 Mrs. Cleland. was served by the Swartz'• to Mr. and Mra. Herbert Roush • birch kitchen cabinet&: JU Ill I p. m.. 300 yards from ' Miss Melba Jane Thomas those above and the other ocand Roger. ~::~PER SERVICE ' floor laundry : modern- b · trlffic circle on old TN area . I' STATION spent several days with her eupants of the buildi.ng aa folMr. and Mra. ayde Wines, We hove been lnformocl that 1 number of p I I downstairs bedroom: ne Sllotguns. Sponsored by HapJadl w. oors. grandmother. Mrs. Ray Thornlows, Jamea Wiley, Tom Hayes. Jr. are announcing the engageIn the Mlcldleport .,.. were sold oppolnt..-s ,,. furnace fl heals both jJJ Hollow Gun Club. -, I • Mgr. W"r :1-9932 new as. Gallipolis. Cecil Darnold, Ben Tompkins. ment and approaehq marrlhave olttlngo made by Olan Mills In Jonuary. 1i!f• storm doors throughout : 1 22 2tc I Miss Connie Hayman, Long and Karl Neuman. age of tlletr son, Robert, to Carhree have no .--nl of thae oal11 and would ~pprecitte ' storm windows on t CAR WASH and wax. Saturday I spent the weekend Mrs . lhla Fae Kimea aod oi Fae Teaford. daughter of ouble Bottom, Ilnyone having on oppolntment oclvlolng. , ~ rooms ; d ·; .ad Sunday. Nowell's Suno- LUMP and nm of mine coal carport basement; Swartz of Athens ..WI- Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Tealord. with overhead stor- with Miss Alice Smith. co, Chester. Sponsorf'd by the !or sale. Goeglein Coal Co. area; Mr. and Mrs. VIrgO Wood of Mr. and Mrt. Paul Buckley Racine. The wedtltns will be age; sheltered pienie Pogo St., Middleport. Olester Fire Department. family Sunday eveniag. held at the Racine Metbodl8t 11,-) acres; new exterior ,a miL, i Athens were recent vlsftnra 12 ' -Uc 1 a 3tp Attn. Chorleo Hun Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wood. The Interior of the old RobinChurch In late February. Carol m spouting, roof just put · '&lcllines Sewtng SINGER BOX 300, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Mrs. Glen Lambert son store buDding Ia being reand Robert are both glldualel Mr. and WILL DO rug weaving. WI f. rondition; 40 gal. aew S'l8.50 up. Seversf used hot water tank ; 22tiV or Middleport visited Sunday modeled aod painted. of Racine High school and are -------- ,; j mac.blnea at bargain prices. cal line ; three bedrooms afternoon with Mr. and Mn. Mr. aod Mrs. Lee ilendel'50n employed In Columbus. jiU'J'IJMUBllJt lJIIUranoa IJooD The Fabrle Shop Singer Salea closets for all bedrooms; Raymond Elberfeld. are spendilll some time Ia St. Douglas ChUdrest, Mr. and EASY TERMS . . your oper• and Service. Pomeroy. Ohio . oi high water . Mr. and Mno . Denzel Cleland Cloud, Fla. Mra. WaynePratto!Fnideliclc&-IJ .... _ , caD W\' ~-­ WY 2-2284. 4 21 tfc Any reasonable offer accep~ visited Tuesday with Mr. and burg, Va., •pent a day recentIUIIr a! will sell on land contract. Mrs. Eldon Will of Syracuse. Jack Ginther of the U. S. ly with Mr. and Mrs. Everette Piano Studio - InHelp Wanted Phone WI t-32:12. Recent vlsitoro o1 Mr and Air Force, baa returaed to Tredway. ·1 21 Mrs. Charlea Woode !Ja-Jo been his ha.. near Phoenl:l, AriZ., Mra. Toney Sayra of Racine ·dtv•ldual instruction . clip this ld. Four lea8ons at special: EXPERIENCED cook. Write , Mr . and Mrs. Jacob Sclll!Ung. opendlnll several days II stayq with Mra. Ida "'lite. Lane Daniels, 685 L<>-1 Bor 668-H c-o The . Da.tly R SALE-Mtddlepcrr 1 tall- Dennis, Steve and Jane, his mother, Mrs. WilmA bart. lUll, Mldtlleport. l-UI.fitp Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohto. eot bdlldlac. Iocatad 1152 N. and Mrs. Raymond Frank _l-23-3tp i Second Middleport. and Mn. Letha Koblll>!z Mrs, ·Henry Tbomu aod ·babY Dr. Lee de Forest II called Insurance daughter have been returned to ll>e "lather of radio.~ --U-.-. .-C-Iv_H_Iwv _ _lco _T . olhl ~atlar: ..:'"· Mrs. Elsie Hines. , their home from the Holzer servtce. Cop- - · · - II ,.. .,., ._.. lobo. ~-· Mrs. Mabel Sw- of ~· """1'1"u' B1lb pQ" llbDI'f b.DIIft. o\d"I'IJioemeal _,.R au a u-•- all ~-·ted Mr nd Mr P F . Then III 110 olllelal !lag All medo ol legsf paper~. ,..._.. at .... ,... ._......, •v """"'' ~u •~• · a 1. • • and Mrl. DoD Matlack the members of Concres•· \lllrlb reem11 and almost any =~~~= 1ft 1 bedroom bome, 100 blenta: recently. I l"ord Sf'rtes . "The BailPys of A - The tukt·n :Y85ion was w11l toxpire in a re~o~~~ rt'fJUJrPd by the Constltuuon. ~ ~ momhs . which prohibit.! E'tther boule e--~ue II - Hat tbe mlafiDI ol lfl- or Congreos !rom adjourning a_; vrr bt>eo nsumt>d 't more than 3 days _ not countA - Yes. : mg Sundays - w1thout the contl - Why did thr U. S. S.n· sem of the other. .II\~ . ; " atl" meee Jur jUJI two ~~ot>rond 11 By lUCK DO BROW lighrful to those present But on b<fon adjouruiD& for lho Lab- Mummies ar found In MerUnh.ed PreSI fatern~:~tionaJ televi..!ion il appeared about as or Day weekend? Mummies are fo und in Mes. . J~OLLYWOOD !UPIJ - Teie-lelegant as Saturday rught ~Js lon Js IUrni~ out lu be a at the Hollywood Palladium bu lwark againsl .;~ny public reIt is trUf' . uJ course , that the VIVa! . of lhe _l.altt-rtd rrmnanfs inau~ural ball is not s.:t ol h1gh soCU:'fJ Snme time much a suclrty functinn or ~<1 ck '. _NRC·TY cov,~red the even a dance as 1l i.s a way of A~rJI m Parts Ba.ll in NPw I life Nev<•rthf'less, the tPif'vlslng Vor k. and the eorrucal specta · ol lhto vanous Iale-night c ... Jp.. All ROSS r·I.P may have poli!ihed ofJ a~y br.ation s arounll the- capital may t&. Bodt~ot JO. Caulk. 1 P leuant water r~::matnmg awe re..:ardmg sorre- have left many viewers won· ina1 a.nd com. CiO Shout malbrtal t.v m that c1ty. And Wednesday dering i:lbout the reputation ;r fort able: 21. Antlqu~ mg-ht snd early Thursday , the Wa ~hmgfon i:lS a center ot sovar. DOWN 22. Ahead ~.Part of a srunt> networ~ ~ovf'red PrPsi· 1cia! t>leganre I would not have 1. Adraymu ~. Ha.churrh .2 . Bullfight. waua.a dt·nt Johnson s mauguralb a ll , bet>n surprised at a ll if som('. t Genus of cry b ird and that takPS rare oJ Washing- one had announced that I was 1 Uly 3. OnP'e hetr 21. Bone tun. 4. Irlah poet 28. False 1tuned in to Perth Amboy. N.J . 10 Inc!Jne t.i . Too · "Socie-ty ." of co1 Jrsc, Is a Alas , thr functlon!i had the fla- ll. Sphere ot 28. Parts of action 8. Vitality doora nebulous ter~. ~or e>:l:lmple. i vor of a sort of night-ti mt> 12. Clove or 7. Ce bine 30. Con j UJle<o the high soc1ety Is not necf'S· j countPrpart of chicken-a-la-king nutmeg, for monkey tlon !9 Cod or ln11tance s~nly the Great Society - a nd luncheons. When Adlai stevt>n· B. Dem 1d for U. The ..Happy war · Gr. H . Guido's repetlUoq, Warrior 's" VISa v~rsa .. Furthe~re, one I son was introduced to rousing -42 Bind loweat 11. Subtie nicknanua 43. Girl' !I rnnnot 1magme genumely tradi· applau~e . I would have bet a not• emanatloa 33. Kindly name ~ional hhth society f'Vt>r gather· week's s <~lary the ball did not 115. One and one 13. Pie-eM out 34 . Biblical 4li . OIW" 1 7. A II correct: mg en masse at any plare that tick le hi.c; aeslhelic senses. 16. Tumbl• garde n hundred abbr. about 17. 1Jterary would allow a television cam- ~ __ sq . meters 18. Reat 10. Pair : &bbt'. COm posit lOll 46. Sesarne era to poke around: until tele· The Channel Swim: Jack .21. Minute vision . society's gratest as~et Lemmon visits NBC·TV 's "Toakin ~ 13 I" ~ 19 7 8 opening wa~ that few persons ever saw day' program Wednesda y . .. excla• 10 ~9 or heard an honest-t.o-goorl ness next Friday, "Today offers a 23. lr. mat ion ~ ~ real Uve . socialite. What is Idiscussion about drug addiction 24 . Furnished ~ ~ 3 ~ more. the maugural ball may among teen-agers from well-t.-.. lemporatllJ 14 16 well have seemed perfectly de· / do fami lies ... CBS-TVs Paul 26. Japanese ,1 H,.. JIJ ,a .' I ,,, 1 I.ITTLE ORPHAN ANNII ... i~ 0 - CAN'T BLAME. HIM MUCH I TI-IAN}(S, COLUMBINE I NICE TO~ BACK! WO\Ait WAS il-lAT 'SOMETHIN' f THAT BKi SLOB KICKED MY BUCt<:ET 0' DlRTY 5 l.lDS RIGHT >r-~-1 INTo DQ(:;,' ~-ACE' 1-11, AONEY. Wf.IAT l~APPENED ARoUND 'kERE TODA't £> �r ,, j ) W)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mld<l!eport,_ O .._Jan. 23 , 1~6S Appreciation Extended Mrs. Roush . Off. For 15 years Semce as ICer Mrs ld wlih Lee Roush was honr.r- 1 at the ~dver co:ft>e serviC"e. 1 ·; a handkerchief showt>r Attending m add ilion to Ihe . I l ears ser- above were Mrs. Evelyn Lew- · :.::r~;~;,~~;Yckb;~~.~ ~-~~;:onF 1 ~1~~:~ H~~~'"'iv~',;;; ~eni~g at"~:;· hom;' of \1rs ~1lham Paul \\mn tUn Ch t OES Friday HayPs l\•lrs Mrs P<~t t.a1\aghe• . Revnolds ~~ 1 AduIt B'bl I e Members of the Yooth choir Class Meets in of the Laurel CIIH F'ree Me~ dlot church enjoyed a party •• Tuppers Plains ~~~--:-~;~ -=-""-~-----. .-!1. ~IP'll II"• ~-I 'MOI(AUV "''I .IOj pojo.ld I . CUJ1I ENTERTAINED Mrs. Terry PballD wu a goes! when Mrl. EtJaene Triplett enterlllined lhe B~Monthly ' , Cane\11 Club lbursdasi ;:enEatmd Hoopttal ing ot her Wmners for t e nd M ~ ' the recreation room of the par. Mrs Chari•• o. Hamilton, Rt. Mrs. CharlO! RHf::.,a ts • 1 sonage Thursday evening folMrs. Ethel 3tout entertalned Gaiu Ita; Clyde E. E~le, Paul Taylor. Refre en ~ea. M d Mrs Jennings Way- A food demonstra~Io~ on_ th~ , lowing choir prp.etlce. the Adult Bible class of the Vtnton. ~n. ShoUe D. Swash· served by the !:'~ toDonald r. an moved theme . . Contmenta UISJne, Games were played under Tuppers Plains EUB church , 'nt Us · Mrs Harten E. bove named a rs. ntinental . • -~ Co Mainly About , c . . T . People In ' U/Sme OpiC . Pomeroy :: For Meeting ~7~~:~3:~~;.1S:n~;~ ~~~- 7~; J~~:;b~~ Bg~; :E~~~:n ~i~I ~~:C~~~n;! ~~:.,.~~g=: ~ when the Middleport At~~~ns and I ~::vn~~~~n ~~·~~~e HOSpltal ··-·News Party Given /or Members of Choir :r~i~:daft : 'nnbo ~'"!venl,;g w":~ ·~ ll M~•Ym:.V:;~in81c::;gehom:,\ :~.~:~~~=~~w~~~ 0~~;; refreshments provided by Mr. Mrs. Eugene Emerson. presa- Do th L Watson ~rs ~;.r•~~~a~:li';..,~;':;;: ~';;nd~:;:'eg_ ~~ :n~:.: ~ ~r0 ~out~; Nan~y· ~~:e~!~~ MB~~v:a• ro'~::: •• s:~:- ! I CBC Members Are Guests at Hannum Home Immoral ... luntUIO.It<f •>,JO aJh!OJd po~deJIO]nl Ul ""' J01111!ll ~ ~111 11]0( :1.1 JIIIV I oore Living ~~~n ,~·r/ .ln~n Ly~n~ ~a~~ht~~- . I• l!locls puw tAtN lnv:l 01 :It lAIN oo:n ment~ I 1 chaJrm~n m~~; ;~~a~~: ~h~d~ext effec~. \1' ~:r:l ~~fc 81 ~~; plt~nned ~anclwwTw" rr •~tktf's ' ~QJDW~UJ~ h Ch • Youf Olf fO St e Contest ag for Members \olr~ s· pyf h' S' terS I llU. 0£ ' L Aqli(J oiOifO]I 411: '1 "''N~n !. ,,•: 11'1 laOQ potll 1, - WY 2-2039 DA V or NIGHT Pomerov Flow~· <hoo Mro:, ~hllarrl Van Meter WE GIVE f'l STAMPS PomProy w Mam I 1 I • THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio I c-1 TONIGHT "F BI CODE 98" 1'11111 t1PO poe lu!ll sn I SHOP TON IGHT UNTIL 9 ' • ) 1!. JOOIPil ll11,d 00 :f IUllt'J I'J ve r DE 'a -!<1 1!11 oo:a r.IO.III •••I "CONQUEST OF SPA E' Phil SUNDAY . MONDAY , TUES. January '24-lS-26 "SEND ME NO FLOWERS '" r TPchnicnlor I Rock Hu rlson. nori~ Day Tony Rand al l. Hal Mardi. Colorcartaonl ' g·;~:; lw~ proc- ex~::,:~t Mrs WeeksIS • Hostess for Cl Church ass 'u•a ~:' Be thrifty! Save all of your saleslips aU over the store. They are valuahle. Bring them in anytime to he added · i busi-1 v Roll 'Em Down for .. 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St : t OW!J. lll!»tf!q:J 0£ :t q-JnOA JO U!f'IUnO.!J OO ' Z: Sm!"-Ofl d1•1suoldtuelf.) oo· r .,,,qnr todso:.> 0£ "7.1 rodell:) AJ. 00 ' 7.1 lDOJl O!IOilltJ OIIJ. 01: ' 11 0)!1 01!1 I( Oflll oo: II UOQ<iotSIJq:J ~I 0( ••11qnr lurJu•s tadro:.J g1 :6 ••w E 1auuDLfJ AJ. -zvsM WIUOOJd UO!S!Aala1Aepuns ... ; , ... ,. • •' 1- '' PLAN TO ATTENDI Thursday's Television Program ! Channel.3 WSAZ- tv Friday, Jan. 29th - 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Saturday, Jan. 30th - 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Factory trained representatives from each of the Roush's Shot Store 2:30 3:UO 3:25 3:30 products listed below ·will be on hand to ex plaiD their products and instruct you in their use. 4:00 We Will Future The 4:30 5:00 Foil-Ing Procluchl 1 :00 eFORMICA for Counter Tops •nd Vertlal Surf•ces, Also Kitchen C•binets 1nd Rel1tiCI Products. '. eGLIDDEftS PAINT, New Color System The Lltest In Sprecl S1tln P1ints. House Party Register ~ ii5 '\. For "FRII" Materlall •CERAMIC TILl For Tulo Area CSO aq. ft.l • 4 GAL. SPitED SATIN WALL PAINT •MODeL 200 WASTI KING DISPOSAL ·-·-~·.... ·- wJ •...... Y•- King Supply Co. 1lllf ~ 6:15 Newo Sports ·'· . ; ,l; ----- \'f . <.; . .. ,. . i' on.NJIC-TV, wUI be Feb. J . ; TJiere ar. J,liO,OOO OoiOr TV ~·:;; fi!!t• II), use In '"lhe .11: S. as of .. ' ' Jilt>c-l~· 11185, ae!l>lrdinC to an s·;. ' Blllltu 'lferad!tb'e lint ~ Sinll 7:00 Rifleman 1:30 JODDJ Quest 1 :00 Donna Rood 8:30 My Throe Sont 11:00 Bewitched t :30 Peyton Place IOoOO Jimmy Dean 11 :00 News II : 10 Loeal New• and Sporll 11: ~ Leo Crane ll!t!1tltli', Ftll. 7, · · ~ • TV. paarance Ill his ~ ~e "prlnclo • -~~~""'-:..W..!!!Iu~~~---- . Mkklllpurt, 0. Milo Ma1llla TaJiai', lllllllarJ ; __ _ _ _ _ _.VIIl C4oooJ. ' Ill IIIII bltthdl)o on II :30 Prlct~ b Rilbt 12:00 Donna Reed 12:30 Fathtc Knowt Best 1:00 Hello. Pea-Pickers I: 30 The Peovle's Choice 2:00 Flame fn Tht Wind 2:311 Day In CooM %:55 News 3;.00 General Hoopl!Jtl , ~. 1~ Y'1JWI ~ I\!irrledt ... f:CIO Trallmaster B:OO Local News end Wealltlr II"''' DJNNER CR11!8'1?,_ VanCooney ol Grlllt-Sl were the Rev. and Mra. 1-'t Nllt· . ell Galllpolla; Mr. and Mn. J.;,k Ford, Now Havllll, W. Va.; 1:30 Jack La Laaae t · Ill\ Ftm Scbool ,·, 8: 4$ ;xm, &tid ·Qta\e 1:10 MahaUa Jackson oltimille by NBC. This represenls a cain of 1.240,000 ~ell­ ., " \ TEPEE TBEATE& HOLLYWOOD IVPIJ - Now lhey've rot a tepee. thaater In Lame Doer, lllont., called the MornlllJ Siar and ereclttl '"" the Cheyeane Incllant. OONNI!l'l SONG HOLLYWOOD CUPI) - COD- rue sw..na hu ncort1et1 her lint 1fN11 -btr lflr btr now lsle\'lalqll 11r1t1, "W..ay and 7 25 Daily Word 7 .30 Bozo The Clown 8. 00 Buddy Starcher Coli Report 9·00 Ca ptain KanJaroo JO •OO Mike Wallace & New' 10 :30 I Love Lucy II :00 Andy rf Mayberry · 12 ,flil Loe ., tire 12:25 CBS News 12 :30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Ught 1: 00 Woman 's Paee 1:25 WCHS News 1:30 As The World Turn• 2. 00 Password 2 :30 House Party 3 :00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge or Nlgbt 4 :00 The Secret Storm 4:311 Jack Benny Sbow 5:00 Maverick 6 :00 News Report 6 :15 Your Weathermau 6:20 Sports 6:30 CBS Evenilll Newo 1 00 Sea Hunt 7:30 To Tell the Truth a·oo l"ve Got A Secret 8 30 Andy <;rifflth Show U 00 LuL'Y Show I :30 Many Happy Retur111 10 :00 CBS Reports JJ :00 Duke's News Tonlabt 11 : 15 Wealher Teller II :20 Late Show tboUib tiJey may not be ·sma•• kits, have done wbat br 'a waoted them to do for him . He't lfmergtd from the pack and ~· eome a r.omer if tie were a cirl, Ito would be Ia tlto Deb Star hall eod cot kltoed by Bob BY "DICit KLJtiNEII HOLLYWOOD I NEA 1 ,. ..' , a.,.. Rla!ARD CRENNA, or GOLDJI'AIIIIETI'ER Actually, Crenna l!l more than a comer. 'f'.oldfarb ' ' e!tablished him as a comic actor right up there with Lemmon and Sellers. Slatlery establish· ed him as a dramatlc actor rlghl up there wilh E. G. Ma.~ ohall aDd Smokey Bear. Between the two, he's fairly well ella!J. Ushetl u a major star of the very ntar future. "Sure, Aboul "Goldfarb" It'! frustraU111 to ltl I load oppo!ite Shirley MacLalne and Dlok Crenna has been 18!10clatod with two of the no!ler nan-hits of the .....n. lib movIe. "John Goldfarb, etc .,"' hu been sffft ••ly by the courts and the Notre Dome jayvees. Hll televlalon aeries, CBS' Slattery's People, is 1 lremi!D· doua hit wllh the intelllcentala hut are th"" 11t0ugh of uo to .. around! NnertHielt, aDd lie tllat H II _,, tMt It Iltet cretlat't . . . 111M, . . ~!!No WHTN- TV Channel 13 Clta-1 ' He's Going Big In Non-Hits a 77 per cent increase - over tho estl~ed 1,110,000 c:otor •ets in use •···¥:11te''~llt of 11114. Prediction Ia thot thin will '\". .nearly 5 million lets by ,,tl\!1 . ' .eitcl Ill 11115 ... eo,.. WCHS- TV 7:011 Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8 :25 Today Out Your Way 1:00 Cartoottn'llle I : 30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Mal<e Room lor Daddy 10:30 What 's This Song 10:5$ News Morning RepoM 11 : 00 Concentration 1l :30 Greatetl Headlineo 1215 Hulett Smith 12 :55 News Day f!eport 1:00 Midday News 1:30 Singing Jamboree 1 ·55 Afternoon Report 2:00 Moment ol Tnrtb 2:30 The Ooetors 3 :110 Another World 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Match Game 4:25 Afternoon Report 4·30 Mr. Cartoon 1 :00 Peter Potamus $:30 Laramie I · 30 News Picture 6:45 Jim Thacker 6o55 TV 3 Weather 7·00 Hun11P,·-"nnk le-v 7:30 Monday Night at Movlet 9;00 Andy Williams 10:00 Stately Ghosts of England ll . 00 Lair News P1rtur~ 11:1i Weather II :20 Sports Roundup II : 30 Tolli&ht 5:35 SU(ltrman Edge or NIBht Secnt Storm Jack Benny Sbow Maverick No111 Hepart til Recent diDnot iulltl of .... Emma StDlth and Mill Hazel I :u S : ~SuptrShow moderator at he hu been slnco the program's fin! brosdcltt, Feb. 2, 11150. In their places u JtADIO • TV NIWSBEI:I.: panelists will be Dorothy Kl~ . ; . OWJI!IIII, De c.;. -plieD, whole \ncumbeacy dele! AI Lawll, Pat Prltll aQd bock, to ·, the lint broadcast; . _ . Patridt 01 "The Mun-, J.._ ., : Francis, w!K]. l\liJ).e, dtlja. . ' .' ...... wiU 1111' wlllt Tile New t_;) (' )R'' 011 Feb. 14..• ,j ._," ~- • . Cllinll7 lollntiNio, papular folk ·· · !it Cerl, Wlto,f-·stafli!d In" · . . . . . .PIIIJP, ,_. a bait 01 on May IS, 11161 .. l1loJittlrU 011 "MariDIIand ClrAD Ice opectacle from Hun· Ill•~" bour f!PII!Ia) to be laprary wUI be seta on the "Interat tlla ...fd fallllll Mlr11111Gnal Sbowllme," pre..nla· 01 lila hctflc lor IJrold. tlon "The Blue Danube Ice _. B11111r .....,. , April II, P.,_t" Friday, Feb. S. Th1 • 011-TV. ihow wu tepod lor IIIia sorlea ·· ·"'rrlat'l ·117 t..IIMI!," TV'a In Buda)IOII, Dan AIIII!Che Is ~ puol proJtam, tur!OI boat .. . No Purcllase Necessary. Wlnnen will be notlfie4 ,.....-- vv ..........- • ..... 7•li6 Dally Word a<oo at• Plctura To Tell Tho Truth CBS News 11:30 Moyie AbUL T5 ... ' WSAZ- TV Channel 3 10:00" Mornln& Movit 6:15 Yllllr Weetbormau 1:20 Sports. 1:30 CBS EvenJna Nowe 7:30 Sea Hunt 7:30 The Munsten 8: oo Younc People'• Court t :OO Password t:30 Balleya of Balboa 10:CIO The Defend... ' . •lf:OO: Dukl!'t !{!WI Toaiflllt •· ,11:10 Wo~thar · '· - '· .. ·..' eCERAMIC FLOOR 1nd WALL TILE By Rom•ny Sp1rt1n Monday's Television Program WHTN- TV Channel 13 10:30 1 Love Lucy II :00 o\ndy of Mayberry 11:30 'l'lle McCoyt 12:00 Love of Life 12:25 News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Women's Page 1:2$ WCHS Newt I :30 As The World 1'W'I1I! 2:00 Password ON present. The Ladlel AwdliarJ of the Racine American leelon Post tl4ll will meet at the Poot Home Tueaday, Jan. 28 at 7:31. P. m There wiU 118 J1!1l01'111· Men>~ are uraed to attend. 'lbe potluck oupper will. be after the meeting. HAVE WCHS ~TV. Channel 8 1!WDaDy Wonl . . . 7:30 Bozo The Clown I :UO Buddy Starcher Show 9:0,· C!llltaln.. K81l{an>Q: : ·' JO :OO • Milio· Will.,. lo News :. '·· .HOME OWNERS ,. INFORMATION SERVICE quested by the deputy to MEN! Prices Start At Low At - lfi!AIUOO!~ JM{ iaTADI"J IP!SD£'0.18 luos '!l(.L •.1•qM o£ or JUJ wooH 'U~ oo ·tu Jti(IIJ Jot•q••a on oc: n CIO ' n aseaJd ,. 'iaJJi'S .1no4 W-~W .YulU ;,tU pctlnpiiqJ1 ••4 o\.l. -:JBN : N3.LSf1•JI001 I, UO(] l!iql Ul "'"llno tpp•o N tt ' Zl t.<o::>>w fiJJ. oJJoqAtJ'I 10 .<puy .(Jl1") U<Y] I hiiN ' ''"II"M •'ID'I toJduiiJ( U!•ldi:J MOIJ'S lOI(>JIIS ~f1!'118 UO[) OIIJ, OI!Og f1JOM ~l!•a 31nJn tlUUJI!'II& hJJI'H lSIJn8 8 ~ I 3 cl <I'LJl Ol UOJlV.QUot:Uto:) 00 : I I •1n 10 ..o1 oo :zr 1•:!1 ·Jftl'q ··· .,.,:>od, Apl....l' Clli'TT 1qJn B•!P!•D ~nt MJJOIIIOJ, JOj q>JGS Ill: :1.1 ·if'Q i l Siil.r.JS 'IIIJ S!l,ll UOi~ 99 · W61 01! JO) ,,"..10110 iiiJ.L e t! U'WW hB' H pJ11P!H Jopnpuro-JiJIUI.lJV •,qeu!G uo ·sf ·qo.!( ''-pool'l A.L-:JIIV uo odJOJ uoqM ,•es oo:zt I !~ inge of P;alm 67 by Mr:. Jane Howell Tent, Daughten Smith . Several rea~~~· pers" o( Unlon Veterans, will meet given, includinthg, J...ong· ~• Gold- Monday at 7:30 p. Jn, at the by Ml&S Doro Y ' DAV Hall en Goblet." Mrs. Claude H~; The Middleport Band Booster :I Sun and Viewl oo:z , 139, .fe_ ': . f)(l'f =--=-~----- , ted. ·Someone is G~ to u~ .• t Association will meet MondaY Mrs . Paul Frick; This.. ~ entng Jan. 25 1n the cafeter" M s cart ~~re, ~ • hi"" My Day, r . " Mrs • ia of lhe Middleport "'' and "For the New Y""!", a school. MrS- Cuh Babr, pr~ James Wilt . The Lord • : dent will be In cltarge. All parer in unison concluded ents 'of band students are IDvltvotions . pr ... ed to attend the meeting. 115011 Mrs. Geoffrey W • JAN. Zl idenl, conducted a short to or• The Drew Webster Post ness session. It waa ·:~picture illary will hold Its 11!1J1lar chma plates w meeting Tue~day at 7:30 p.m. of the church to aell as a ~~';. Add Jan. Z'l Bent cal. al ey-maklng project. The lhe ot- The WSCS and Lydia Circle agreed to Pll toward . ear of the United Methodist terbein College fund th•• Y . church will have a IIOUP sal• II 'f1la11k you cards were. beginning at noon. from the Bearhs . !atTll~tobart Orders are being taken by Mn. from Miss GenevieVe D Edwards, WY :l- 2593, for a planter sent her atd::: ~ Mra . Allee Eichinger WY II niBS. The wonder box was • - · a-'-• 1 •~• ....... _..,. owo OQIIIaiMn. ~" by Mrs. Myrt e _.., et The PlmerOY WCTU ww warded to Mn. Dlun. Seer meet 1'\lelday at 2 p.m. at tbe pal giltS were dlstributeel~ home of Mrl. Joseph Cook, Lil> coin Terr..,.. Refreshments were serv the hOstess to the above Ben Forest Rose Council DaulhMra. Helen Brlcldes, Mn. nd tera of America will meet In Buck Mro. Harley Brown 8 ....Ion TUesday at 7:· a g~at. Mrs. Ralph Spen.,.... p.m. All member& are . . ' lllru.t 10 IUOI.IIO1'1 NJOQWef ,UJIU!Stml>!d '"•N AIPP!W ....N IO>Llll1bosuo:J JO qtn.IJ, O, UOWOM f)O : l "' M<IJ oo;--- tJOIIS qiU!Q .tq Jl'A.IOI OOUlljO -qns <Do!PDt>tU at(l U! rt•OfpoJI -u1 aq 1 aq m• uort"'!P"P Ju.. • .10 OJO[UJO.Jd al(l pill 'III!IJad JO Suoo e 'UOI Junul]d 001.1 e 'luoo JOC(WDt• r :JO(Oh.L puB !PUIH "J1!41.11.S UJ IIUOS · · . od.1oqJ. L!Jof oq UIW.LOI puB popoJ(p 'po.:>np -<JJd oq II'" 11 " I!~ IJDP!'i U!J!l ~u' V\19l'11 aq1 pu~ .Lt.l)l uvar oq ,...u 1111110!-IIII<J llf1 uo pe l -Jfq I t{IJM UIW PQlOUy OO 'E i.IO):)O(J t~tqJ. 0£ . ., IU.If\L PJJOM lql 'V 0£ ' I 0 ltr!'AAt fJ!JtM 'oil' IJI<I.\ V 'U!,( Jununvq ~:>!UOW PJJOM Elberfelds In Pomeroy JCof!.vp i oo:g oo:~ .('lJI:fd iJSnOH O£:'Z O!Bd ~! OWl!) q>l~}'l eo:t hiS l,UO(] DO,\ f)£ :1 QI: :; p.10Mi111'd .10J lOl3aJW {IO!mW &lfl I! 04.t& ·u~w.<RJt ' lpJM3lJ h.JnJJaw J OJ our011ad~ pu1 111!1.11 JO pt<tq on pui!OH ,,llll 00: l UOOl-lr.> ·m on !J :t oq1 TI•J. o,t , ..... >P•r •JWIJrf 8 laUUDLfJ A.L -SHJA\ ALUMINUM w~l;:~t t~~ ~>er •. .., .:=~-fO.iJ! •rid ..-! UU · Ih. IJOP!d U\ii,N 01: I lllJOfS IOr.>OS oo :t (qi!N ,. •IP:!J II(J. f)£ :t 1(1ftlJ. " ..<qns' , po UO!I!PU~J laqUoJaJ ·qo.!l 'htp ·UnS) , ,h!\a!JR f\ In by ..- -l.r(TTJe'l -oads J>IWM Juot·J1101f t,AJ. -:)HV A1flOIAI tl'll W&JtioJd UO!S!A3131. S}RP!JJ I . Federated Church I Medically, the " Ishihara test" I Sunday mght . at ·-n be on . given for color - blindness. church Babyslt~e~s c~:ldren of IS First opera broadcast in hishand to care 0 k 1 J 13 1910 adults who wish to attend. tory too pace an. • . IIJ31Jet\e}'f AUUog Al-N~Hit\ '"I ·•told "'•N IIJIUUDLfJ L Jaek Ke ll y, Hay Danton . Phi lip Cnrey, Andrew Dug~ an; or. s 01: '8 Ot 'L Oll'L f)( :9 01; : 9 J~sn .IOiflW,i f)( 'tl "'""'" III!WOJII 00 '01 --====-:-! SOCIAL CALENDAR ,.wo~ (qi!UO,L ht011p10J8 UQ IPlu""'l IUDH lOS IMa!>J 311]UOA:!J SIIJ •IJodS UIW.Il!qiHM JOOA IJodOJi 'JIIUI,IJI•JO"JJn p r:l~UOW.Dq 1!4 4l!M 114 ~ttrtlll t prq 'IL 0£ '1 edo& qoa O£ :v 1111flMOI!f fWIIOII-11[ 0£:' .lallJII!Jti·.C.(lllnJf 00 ' JO'li"AI s<l 'l IIJOds ~ anr ~ - , ""N MOU lRH -uoa .l!•l .<n•.ld • po»p(IIUo.:> uiaq peq 1 ,lqn}J iJOJilq 'ueaw I· "P"lii!:>OJ UIWARH ,.' O(qDOJI MIJ pitJIJi llrt{M li,llrt{l pu._y , 041 WOJJ JO!Ilt•M on1 JOffOJ. Jaq•••M •u.L ln : n 1qll!uo.1. • . •~•a oo·u •ldood 1,.\.mil•IS 00 ' 01 oo:I oo :tr II IOIJcl CMl: II ·Ai 1WI '"II 'IIONnOS • SJ.HDIS oq1 ,0. " "'II'" wnq;e II!I1TIOIIIlD! UO 1! SJ~l!~~l• ..• ~=+--~'"""'~c _,. .. . · · .. 00'1 OH 00 :l Cll:'l 1111110(] "'d IJCIClS pA0(1 00 :9 JOIIIUIH•.IJ, 00: t JII!CitOH IIJOUo!) 1J110a Ill At(l ptiJM. 1111 U( OUIII.tl IOJGIO Woool II(J. uqo(,l·ftol 'OJI•H OiiUt uo po1u.. .!Jejuoumaop JO{OO mo~ • ttnl I ., 'lOS ~flAil OljJ.., U! PIOI oq 10M 1H 01!1 apun uo s~l JWifM JO .tlol• IUJl•WI;) ': JOOH !'Ill uo RJP ·PU.. 'J111 '-MpaoJg IIJIIIIIIWll ltmDA II(J. O!:'l • ·q!noJ uooq I ,H 'atu ilt\i!I~B , I'J!UOWJill 1.\ftd CK{M Ani Ollfl ilJ ,no.( 'wa,{ LIO . '3111! IU!lf~Oii Ali puv !std lw IIIOOJ .\tuoppnt pu• ' Olt.rnl I pJOJiJ 01 iiW 01 ~OJ JI!M JO)Qillqnd II' Uil)O Ui .\Ja -ps w•1ds uaa "'" v.. ·"'" .....J:J , '•iliilf r.. • SilO UO UOIIOj!) "!1108r 41Ul 1 ptJnlltJ i1Uflr1UO.!f : ii!'~UBJj' ~- ,. , -unit. ••••N IIWJ Ci0'9 Installed We win• ftower!' everywh~re Mickey S h aLighnci's~· . Foster. Waller Rrooke ~ j new8~i:~~~~~~::~k~~a~nd~~da~u~g~h~le~r~~~~ca~n~re~l~led;_ . aer er . de forII a Youth mem- · Centenrial of t he To inThee. She led read - ,tric named to purchase Phms werf:' mRh rnn~truction ceuflebralion t he church lo IOn IS l Up group the responsive cook stove for a the h T e" · bersh1p <'nntt•sl w en 1e . First be held th1s year . The pans mg un " emperanc . kitchen Folding tables c hnir ol tht• Pomt' IOV d th et Sauer presl· <;: ( 'hunh m(; l Monday wa:-; urgamzed m 1842 an e Mass M~rgar . also bought by the St.ar an d Baptt.l h 1 'h corner stone or th~ bmldmg denl prestded and read (rom sh"•ne Makers Classes and Lhe . · · the 1 e nmg at I e nun vr b wr-re divided was laid m 1865. Named ;;a s the l tempe rance literature on II Ladies Aid Society. I The nwml _ers v.Itb David commtller m charge of arrangeIO.ye~r plan to recrmt one .,m,. . Bible Study is held at the Mrs H0· 'nto two e~;~1 ms, · ot the Juh1\ee mpnts we re Offtcers for tl 1e ne w )'ear lion mem be rs and one m1 ton church each Wed nesday even · Mu·hn.:\t::~ a~~d Clarinda w1n F.wing, ~lrs Patnck Lorhary . .,.,.ere mstalled whe~ Magnoha dollars m the next 10 y~a~: ·. lng at 7 30. Everyone is invit' ~m~:·~~ of thf' Jpsus H;;appy Sing· . .~,.,J fl,.lr.~ Jo~ rf'd Crow J• Temple. Pythian S•sters. met The members formed a fnethe ed. t ap A chart ~how ing at · The Diocesan conventiOn lo Thursdav evemng at the DAV tship circle at the close of t'JS learn ~ C Mav 11 · 1 . ·rrords of earh team ,-, hel(l m mcmna 1I. J hall , mee1mg . . I t>ndabm e I dl •· piav m the Sun 12 was announced and delega tes Eli1abeth Campbell mosl ex- Refreshments or hme chefefoe \~til se 1' 111 1 room ·' • · f , pres!'ded · Com- cakt> and erackers with co ee Each I•Pam ('le!'t.:>d Wt'J e Mr :-wd \1 rs !lar· rellent rhae ~::~~~ ~~.-. s~;~~rt sessiOn to prepare ry Moore and Mr and Mrs mun•ratJOns wer~ r~ad frrm were served by the hose~~· Dale Dutton and alternates, S)'iv1a Bownes, d1stnct deputy , Mrs . Nan Moore , Mrs. Dow • I forTl tlw('Onron1t'S ' Mr and Mrs ' James TltUiii, · M r. and from Rhea M yers. Bertha and Mrs. J ac k Bechtle. toMthe \ tt>sl v. Ill close the last JAN Z3 I '-~eb . . and the losers wt\1 ami Mrs Home Williamson, and McKenzie and her husband w~re ahnve and Reulah While . Mrs . u r P rua• \ • . . . k 1 d H1 Seventv·fJve b T er Mrs Lena 1 be husls to Ihe v-nnnf'fs f'allh- Mrs Cf'dnc Clar . ' both repor e . . t d jJaco urn . . McNeal The Middleport Jolly Bunch I ehntr Jnrmbf'IS will be aA pot\u{'k dmner at 6 p m s •rk ca lls were repor e . Kmley Mr5 Clarence ' II t Satur f ".1rd'"li a l'llo l!' JJifi . All you! h prect>ded Ihe mc-e t mg and ho!lI made ror a valPn ; Bl tt'-' .Cime. Nora Hamilto_ n, Sewing Club wl mee23 at theI P_ ans _were J W Id Jng Jan w' L WI ey al the nexl meet- . Pearl Hoffman Mrs. Clyde me- ' itY even . of the ('h ur<h ar(' urged to al - lessee:. were Mrs arry . tme dmner . Mrs. Nellie Winston , homt of Mra. Emil Ball on tend The nwrtmg npenf>d Wilh Mrs. Pa ul Chapman, Mrs., .RJch- ing diting brenner, [)ewey Guthrie. IRutland St • at 7:30 p. m. .. ·t:'r tJv Vil'kie Kay Young <;rd ~.lartm and Mrs . V.llllilm Tht> repor! of the aud and Mrs . ~~ ;.ty....,cia\ song w;;~s prartwed Wood ., . Home Williamson asked committee was read an ac." - - - -j JAN. %5 "for s,-- Sunda\· . uahel Bearhs tre3surer. d worship servlf't'. grett:t' I t;;ary : ofl . • • El' beth I Cornman er Guinther is ca11· · C f' ~ki.nner taugh t the in~ officer mstalled .. IZ3 ing a special and urgent meet~ • 1 1 1 choruses Choir ATTEND MEETING campbell " m""l 1 ing of Drew Webster Post No. lice was changed lo Sunday at Mn;, Arthur Sylvest~r, a del- , chi~r : Erna Jesse, ex lent American Legum, M~ay 5-li p rn Mrs . Virlor Young rq~;~te. and Mrs . Wll113!fl ." · ~en~or : Elhe_l Stewart. ex~~naJan. 25, at 1 p.m. Followmgg Jr . is the leader . Winebrenner, and Mrs. Donald ' JUnior : Dons G~ueser . secre- Mrs . Eldon Weeks entertain- the business m~lng, plalll!l for I Cottri ll ~ ltt"rnates, of th(' Sy- ~er Thelma (,rueser , . ed the Willing Workers elass of l the new home wdl be discussed. , ' ·First United Presbyter- I tary · Mabel Beahrs, treasurer , IE 1 ;...... EUB church All memben are urged to atr~cuse · kl tedor · Mar- 1 n erpr.IJ<' ho · Church attended a mt'f' 1- Gladys Cue er . pro · Th sday evenlng at her me l tend ~~~ of Scio'to Presbytery at garet S~idenabel , g~ard : and . u~ock Springs Road . seihel No. 6t of the Inter· ~~averly on Tuesday . Nettie Ha_yes, past chJef. . ed lm'oevotions by Mrs. Herbert national Order of Job's Daogh1 A soc1al hour was enJOY ened the meeting . The ten wl\1 meet at the Pomeroy . 0 CLASS TO MEET and games played wilh prizes IX On :ng "In The Service Of Maoonle Temple, Monday at The Adult Bible Class of the •warded the wmners. !V:u~ing" followed by the read- 7"30 p. m . Qfl.• "ICers are FOR ALL OCCASIO NS MEIGS -- ltlqlneQ I,JOWJR,j 011'1 I I ~eo;~e J~~~m~us: .I ,, 'r' thought that ·•our duty is to pr~- ~ liam F Wmebnmner, president. IShelme,R ()a vi~ Wh:~:!:" H1mer' l and son·m-law, ~~ ~~~\ipolis. IO!ftC'f'rs was held with Ha~ry Mr s Or~nal Tho~a~· Kelly and , sent o~rSf'lves ~s clea~ . spar : Secretary and treasurer re~ I Mabel os:~ p:!lon. Catherme Lamg Strong. Mome reelt>rted as semor war - ~ ... H. \1•s . ·d Tt travelmg lling, Witnesses ~n t~e fight a j:X)rts were given by Mrs. Mrs Nath M • Walt er \II Fav- Route 2 --- -- - tif'n Lt>u Stnr~ JUn ior wardt>n ..Jo~·{'e Ll:'()n:.J• b ~r·s Frank- ' gamst immorality, Thomas Clark and Mrs. Ada M Clark. ~~rvm D:lwson. ( MF.ETING CANCEJ,LED Fred CrT•W Jr and Romf' p1t7e donated V b Mrs Mrs . Dowson was m charge Slack respectively terty, Mrs St ven C The meeting of the Friendly Wlllt am;on. ne . . . members or lin Tnplt'll :a;lt w•m y J. or the devotional servl:; which A ~ommittee of Mrs Slack, I G~:ge B. RlSS~n. Sn~df'r. Jr ·. Neighbors cl~b scheduled for the vestry . Milt on Houda h . mclude~ the ~.ymns, . What a Mrs Clark. Mrs. A. H. Durst, Williams, Mrs. F E Ma- ~ Tut>Ciday evenmg_ at the home I Plans were made for the --f'riend., and" My Faith ~~: \ and Mrs. Arthur Sylvester wa s ~~l!le a:dan~:~ghter . Mrs Carl of Mrs. Roy Smith ha' been a potltwk st'r H'd at t!tt' (lose uf the meet ehurrh were given . Election ol cludf'd Mrsd dinn er for tlw F't:.!Ww ln nwt·.J mg ing on F'eh 21i :::1 Hw :'>1a~nnw TemplP \11" llughr~ •wTVt'l:! assorlt'd n~t amt r·nf lf'P fr(lJll a t:lhlf' cent ered vlllll flmH•rs and light ed taper~ Ms~ Roush ~erved - I 1(11)1 lJOOO,O " GQ:Ot dno!i •Jl•AI D£ :1 loa l,tQJIIIIJIA CI0'6 -'IJUII,j ltUOppY 0£ '8 uo Q~.!( 'All(>fJ,j ,. ..Jl"S 'fZ lh<I •JOI...., poe loonpoJd 1AP1131•o s ,.tlilllllll I! .IHOf'l ~~ · u• .•,l"P ·· , J~ ""1'1 Ulfr ,. IJ.IIllb • •.u ·1•41 lq jlalllflOCI IIJI Oidood J0 10( Uv\UI(J. ~~:~~g~,. :J,nw< Whll r nmb Ril ~;,~d r:~~lly Vl~~~~~~~~~nlsH:~w~ ~;·~~~ ;~:~iz~~i~~y ~~p~;,l: •:;;,~I:YII~:mt~gv~,t~~:~t: J~- ;:~~r:f ~~o:;~~iu.:"~~g t~: ~~~erc~ir:a,u~~~~h:.~~sb~e~~~ ·•b~~rsLei~;i\1.. p~~~ Mr~o:;: :~vel~o! ~~;~~~~~ ~au;i~:. eyThe group 01 1111Uu:l lPlO ~·· "IIUO!IIOftnl ollJ• ltlloa ~ -~ "" 1nllw) ~~u.. , 01 1anbfi I ,Jf:>n'' · 12 foUaQ "'l(>tog 11J. IUOJJ dn.. - lfdn l 000&1.\ TIOH J.IIIIU y 1111 1110 11f!J!:JJnt ,.l•Ill "' •Jit!OU snq4f4ounoo 1o ~,. llO •..eq•·~ -~... 11'111!1 -lfrr puo pilbiJl IIJ .hJ.-:)8.!/ U0 pe~ l ,ltj Ill' ( Oj40}'1 0£ · II llJOds !1;:1 l .taqlft.ll Sl'll • Re-elected as SeniOT • Worden lu!IPnr lVII I ·.~ ·~ •'"lP "IHiml qauOJJI ~lOCI Ul ai\IOII!P 41!M W.!l jen21U!!·Iq 'iJOICII IIJfl "''I oq 11!-'1 .:lea AllOW ua 1rq II P>J!t 01!1 put · ~ ~ ~"n 1"11 saml•i.l3 ~1 ·w;t 111$ s.(ft ~911 I IJ'tt /fWIIOJ:I A')io Ill( .tiOII'Iti ., illnr.>Oq 'JOIU""'IJWII I A]UO MOJ(i lUI.I() fi'"( Pastor Dowson r. oql ..... IAfll r:to - -- - - - - - - -- I T p"c ol M M a- Dll • :>IY oiOI ,,'110.\ uo 111!111110:) ....1.. 'hot ..._ • ptpiOO 1'4' 1111r IIIJIIU .(opJTlll'i i\J. , '8:1181f.l .mo.\ ·•n JD OUD Jlllll• r·. :r I ••II o 1•01•.. • IA"'f II Ml/110 aa 1!111111 I IS IDWO'f,l UDQ Eureka Rtchard Fmlaw. ~lln !lUll • oUo!l•ts uos ' . Mrs. Bernard Garg::t and M .. 1 \llen Hughes on High-St. rett of Dunbar. W Va wt>re d lh the Mother's I serv to . . LeonMr Delbert burn. Rt. 1, Ewmgton. \ 4-H CLUB MEETS Mrs. Hughes presen ted the recent guests of her mother. ~::r ,. ~~l\owed by 8 devo- an: ~umor, ~~~!n w;~~~ Lou- ::~~ra~:~lm b~ w:~ read by Carl E. Nottin~~m. ~ome~;s: The Racme Jolly N~~bors !&rds and handkerrhiefs In a , Mrs B F. Gravely and her twnal . se nu:t> given by M.rs . ~: o,J.~n\1ickey Howell.' Ruth the ~v. Eugene Emerson and P . 0 . Case , M~dd epor Pleasant.' 1met Jan 9, with Mrs . M th~; rE'Cl ribbon tnmmed ba.<okel to "Istt"r Mrs J A Eden Robert Schmoll on material tak- 1 .8 k Eblin Karolyn the group sang .. Tis So Sweet Robert D. Tilhs, Pt M : lin charge, at the e 11 Mrs. Roush and gave a personMr., C. L Arnold: who h~s en from the ·'Upper Room.'' I Norns, ec y and Linda Ha • To Trust In J~us.'' Two read- Robin J. Forema~, ason: church. The metmg was ca. al tribute for the many years bef'n Ill _ in Galhpoh_s P·.1Pd!ral Mrs Robert Burkt>tl, presi-,Souls~~ · B~tiWiam NeutzJing, ingsrtvenwere"GodKnows'by Mrs. D. J . Exline, eon~:: ed to order by Rhonda Erv:· ?f friendsh ip and servtce they , :entf'r. IS convalescmf! at the dent, t•onducted the OUSI· c ' Sandra and sr!- Mrs. Mabel Hostetter, and just I Mrs w R. Strawser, Jac J k: and mmutes were read d'Y_ ~ad ~·nown together ... She .,l~ home other daughter and son; ness meetmg when plans were dusl~·l :r:·and Rev . and Mrs. :One Moment by Mrs Charles I Mrs. C. E. Poe, :t ~· nte~s Mickey Wolfe . ~erobers ld ~~t rea~ avers?- on Fru:·'ld' m-l:lw. Mr and Mrs. Rober completed ror the card party . Ea J! m G'll nd Nancy Darla ! Betzing \ son : Mrs . Dorsey . uB • cussed what project wou s~ Mrs. Roush t>xpre!isf'd h('r ap· CBC Club mr.'Tibers wt>re \1 Hichards Gallipolis . Lo be held Tuesday evening, i K~~~ne an~ ;,lores. . ' ~ Durin.g the business session, Ironton ; Mrs. Gle~ RB :~~ , each girl best. Refreshm;l s predation for the unexpected entertamed at the home ot ~1r and Mrs , Harry Ce_nter Feb 9 at the Pearl St Ele· l a Y several money-making project! I Jackson: Mrs. Jeddte. . ~ were cake and kool-aad . h~ ·~Uts from the club members Mr and Mrs Hov Harman Jr. bury were Galhpohs vJsators mentarv School building m Mid- I were discus!led and election of \ ing, Rt. 1, Sotth Pomt. Mrs. Salsar and Beth TheisS ~ The new president, Mrs . Wll- ~nd family for t.he January Thur~(lay . d dleport. The group also planned officers was held. MN.. Stout ft.~. H. Shotsky , Ironto;\\ ~s: I gHmE>s . The club will meet nr Us Anthom·. was m charge _of mt-Ptmg . Community pr-owrts Brt>nl Sisson. so~ of Mr a~ to sponsor a skating party for I displayed the name quilt to be Ro~rt G. Hall, Rt 2, I~ sK " : Feb 13 the meetin)Z nnr1 ope nrr! It ~tlh Wt>l't' dtSCUSSt'd among ttw Mrs Georgi"' Stsson. return children ol the Meigs County I sold by sealed blds. Group sing Wllhs 8 . Green. Russe ' y' ----!1 poem ent 'l lrd "To :ht> \ew _, I Nt>w officw s tor tht> l)ome Fr iday , (rom Ho~zer Hos- home and chtldren of members ! S 0 I ing of "His Way With Thee,' Mrs. Powell F. Meredith, Cat.VV\1T IN HOSPITAL Year ShP <'lo.;;td with pr:n('r n~;;.~ ):~; Pre~tdent Denver rnt:~l and IS convalf'scmg mce- of the dub snmt-lime m F'eb- 1 and prayer by Mrs. Chester lettsburg : Mrs. Walter S Ma~Mrs Charles. Bennt>tt and Mrs Jrt mec; Pu11Pn ~nrl Mrs. ~~Pbt'T Vwe PTes•dent. Hoy 1\•. n•arv . •· Livin .. : Gorrell closed the meeting. nard, Jr .; Mrs. George . Mn. Kathryn Mitchell wer~ in fheo Nf'utzlmg 1\ ('re mmwrl on llannum St>t:ret m v Al~ne Namt'd on the committee for Areas of Immedor~l t•- R!v ! Refreshments were aerved by Mullens. Greenup. Gallipolis thts week where they f1 mtltf:'+> H0 unc1 · · < ,. WUl wa" I he topiC us uy tl'l: • .., be d .. ed lth Mrs John Vroman 11 h 1 t e owPr r m M · Kmg ;;md Trl'a.,urf:'r Erne~t the party wt'!re Mrs. Jam M E Do son as speaker for 1 the hostess to "mem rs ~n Births I VISit w · H .tal• robin cards wer~· ~f:'f~r:o ~e~l~a \\'h!PhPad Prec;ent wert' Mr IS ll!j? lt' ". ··hourman. Donna Stt>· l ~hP Middl:port W.C.T.U. meet~ l o~e chUd. 'l1le next meeting Mrs Charles Gene Hamilton, a paltent. at Holzer ospt ' Morah Leon~·rl ,tndb .;:. . ,mG J\1r <; Oemt·J Wt'hf'J and I wart. Betty Smith, Nancy Bea- 1ing Frtday evening at the Meth- 1Will be Monday , F~ruaryM22 Rt 1, Gallipolis, son. 1 ~1 P· ) EWI"'rDNED HOME Cross . ~hut - m mt>m er. .l sons 1\ir and Mrs Ernest ~er Mr~ Dale Walburn, Mrs .1 od Ch h at the home of Mr. and rs . ·. Mrs Sho1ie D Sw1sher. R.c.•ou•~ .......... M Huaht·s ('o ndtll' l('u M c· I Thorntst urc Ch t G ell m ., . . I' Theo Neutzhng ha!' ~" rer'). ~ . d d I \\ llllehead ;md tlaughti!t S. ' r . I Dan While and <Jro yn I H mented on the extenes er Otr . ' 510¥. Third Ave., Gahpm 15, I . f Meias ~ra 5 wtth prm:-s aw11 e 0 . d c nde was e com 1 w·n 1 rnrd to has home rom oe eo me 'rf' n ·tl \1r~ ,1 '' and \lrs Harold Osborne ~n The annual meeting of Grace dS . Mr s Eugene o s lve study being made over a , )son , 9:20 a.m : Mrs , lam u s ital where h~ has !IJ · and son. M1 nnd Mrs C . FMd: Ep iscopal church was held named hvt'-year period of tobacco us-I Committee Named 1 R. Atrawser. Jackson. son. 1·38 patient. Mrs g. ('harlf'S Bl'nnf'1t. \1rs Humphrt>v and and 'l'llursday evenmg at tht- pansh for month . \ers and the on the To Buy New Stove a .m . I TO GALLIPOLIS Hu hes 8lo:;;o p.-tve hurnornus and :\1rs non. y . . and ho use ner lo be . nded !o roll ' He warned that 100,000 lives A recent meeting of the , Disc-harged MOVES a Gardner has . ·md sf'lr('tlflns rrom r...1r~ Rnh ert Kmg and son Hurrv Monrt> semor warden. Members respo h are lost each day from the ef- Board of Trustees of the Syra- , Wil- , Mr~ Barbar. . k~ g ' 4jU .t() 1( II lllj.l W S~ .U>! 1111!1 IWIII 'lq.(nt 'Rill •owou IYIMlOO:I GNYI nYI ' ~li!II~t;~ puw "lp.IOI>Ol( IUDOIUOJici"Oa\' ~I!" I"IJIOO> lutpJOOOJ OAI<npu "' poul!l ~oo• liSt IJ>II!S Lu11 lllU 'OUI.. htiOIIIJUOU A .oo ~1\L Olflf 'l•t••IP h(~l . . .01 ....... ·~ 'J. ••• uun1 _- IIU!.I j •· .- th@ f!OhodJ - tho Pk:tllft: . , 7 55 Daily Word 8 Oil Compass II 30 Jack La Lanfll: !I · 00 Fun School 9:45 King and Odie 10 :00 Morninc Movie It 30 Price Js Rij!ht 12 :00 Donna Reed 12 30 Father Know• Beat 1·oo Hello Pea-Plcten 1:30 The People's Choice 2 00 Flame in the W'md 3·00 General Hospital 3"30 Young Marriedo 4 ·00 Trallmaster ~ . 00 Super Show 5 ~5 Supt>rman 6:00 Weather 6:05 Newo 6:30 Leave It To Beaver 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Voyage 8 30 No Time For SeriNJIIII 9:00 !l'endy lo Me 9:30 Bing Crosby 10:00 Ben Casey 11 ·00 News 11 ·10 Local Newt " Sparls 11 20 Weather 11 :2.'l Sports 11 .30 The IM Crane Sbow 11 :30 Movie No rnattec what you ar anyone thmks · of the quality of tho film, I can teU you ooe lli111 for sure - it's not immo;Pl. Somehow, it's being' eqUal wilh " Kiss Me Stupid" in pea. pie's mindo: weU, It may not be funy but it's pretty clean. Another lhing : " I relll) don't underatand Notre Damt'o obo jerlion. It actuaUy doesn 1 hold the ochool or Its people up tt ridicule at alL. In fact. they are alwayo contlemen lnd so!J. er •nd the) alway• do thelt best." ATTENTION, CONTEST FANS I vented my p1pe on Diet Crenno, and l1lld I lrtet every time I aw lhe thow beo aot cau~e nobody ealled him • .., thlaa but "Dittery" Ia love OCOilft, the llrl whllpers "Slattery," wltleb lta &lloal • romantic u wbllperlnc "(]QW. -~·" "en • • •·:,;;; "-:!: .,-. .. -"'".:;:I'" �• • • ' tw[ 10 Wl!l lliOCI 0111 " .. ••a , •• tJnl;l!d ·JDN - I&CNIIIY t PJ'"'' w,AI4 Udll J 000-t\A110H 011¥.1\Y U1!'JOW p81iA«J 'U<>pU01 "' opJooaJ a>!)JOXoq lut~••JQ ,.SJa88•qJad,Jv:J "''J.., ~1! •• ,eq.M OOl 'ilaJ~tOW UI;J!Ji~WY .,., ~orua qsnpo 0111 •nuop ·1•3 - lidO > OOOMA110H NOONO'I Nl JJ11 ,S1130l>Y&, .J({~ jo)UUel() ~ !i!i61 ~ dZe.iiUiiJB , IU at{J.., 'B (;MJUBI{) IZ 'NVf '.HOS110H.L ·p '".!I ,...,,... I U! :< '{,,;;.'!.'>''··· ~ ~ ~- I . U!;tH 1 nJnpuou lUaWJU,oddy,. 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'"'•N ·~,~~~ """""~ •w o£ =7.! 8u1ll •~s oo =u SUOSlJC a4.L 0£ :1( p;J1Je<JH uon <~lU snun oo : l! osno4iiBLd asnow A!q8IW oc:o1 >IBJ~W 6\BJO ~Jmb 00 Ol PJO.I\ 01: : 6 opaxn.t aassauua.t OC :6 1S!J4;) JO qoJnqJ 00 '6 01uasaJd £1 1uutq:> O& · i 0Joqq81•N ~n JO.\eVIj JillSfW 00.8 •P.1 JO WOOJSSBIJ w~J50Jd I POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1965 FIVE CENTS •11 I Nation Begins Homage to ch UrchI Middleport's wurst fire in nearly two det'ades des!roved Fife's Novelty shop on South 3rd·ave, and threat· enPd to burn several nearby homes Sunday nighl i The novelty shop building, a large structure of wood frame and cement block, caught fire at 7.30 p m. and I \\.'as not brought under control until nearl.v an hour and paymg By HARRY FF.RGUSON on Saturda.v. trtbute En•ry hour and my husband . We ~1'111 our r a half latPr 1 LONDON 1UP II - The na- R.oyalty rarely all ends funer- thr ~mghout Sunday a poswl warmest. sympathy to .\.'OU ami I ~ot.h the store area of the i ------tion Sir Winston Churchill saved als except those ol other royaJ- t truck halted in front of No. 28 your family . The whole \forld io l ~uildmg and the residence .se~- and f.i.nallv got out a door so meIn its most desperate hour be- t} . -And Churchill. despite the I Hyde Park Gate and left a bag. the poorer b.v the lo::;s of his , tlon of owner Robert f1fe 5 · how . gan trying to pa)· bark its debt fact that hf' was a knight of the 1 By 5 p.m. more than 100 r.'l- many-sidt>d genius, whiie the •;:m·t' were emnpletely gutted .r A heavy bl<mket or smoke lo him today . realm. was a commoner. Doubt- bles and tt>legraml'l had been sUPIIV<JI ol' rh 1s country and the Th .. sec:on~ stf1ry c~ntained six . clug~ed the _a r.-·a and hamner- 1 The protorol and precedents less he could have had any de- delivereu . and then tht delivtrv sister nations of the Common- rooms whrle tht> f1rst floor · ~ - flrt>mPn ~~ !herr efforts to 1 of centuries are being swept grf'e in the British pet>rage he · (_'eased to make sure thai mt>m- wealth in lilP f::we of tl 1e gre&t- extended to a garage where. alb,mg lhe blazt· under eo ntr~l 1 aside to make sure that Britain desired but accepted the knight· bers of the Churchill i~mily esl danger tha t has ever thmat. rlargr s uppl~· of tools and t"CJUIP- '· It wa ~ tht> wor"t smoke sitpays its last full measure of de- hood becausE> that enabled him · would not be disturbed throug:fl . ent"d them will be a ~rpel.ual mf'nl we~ ~ kept. uatwn. I h ~ve ever seen at a votlon to the 96-year-olo man to remain in House ol Com- out the evening . This mornrng memorial to hiS lead{'rship. his An eslrmate of the loss ha~ blazl'. · onP lm: lrgll lf>'r rt>portwho diPd Sunday. mon<; The queen ·s presence i the po<;tat authori(ie,; "~ <:rn v1s1on and his indomitablt• cour- not yet been mHdt' by otf1- ed Queen Elizabeth commanded , will be an honor that not rven · started moving thP enorm 1uo; age · . ~:rat <; lau~ t.hJs mornmg: but . Se\'t'ral firemen wert" ovt>rPeople E:.:prt>s!ll Grief r1rf' nwn mdwated thai. 11 may comto by smoke and ren•ivrd a state funeral and Parliament · wa;. acNJrded t.o the Duke of . backlog ot· condolences \O,.'hich .viii ratify her decree this after. l Wellin~ton. conqueror of Napo- l grew by the hour People dJd not wait lor oHi - b1· a~ much ~s $'211 .000. oxy~Pn from Pomeroy Emt"rnon . And then in an unprece- ! lf'on _ Quef'n Victoria ordered a One m~sage Sund:l .Y was clal at"'lion to ex press then sur- \rluJdlqXJr! hn•nwn w•·re sum- gency squadmt'n. Thf' Kyger at 7 · 40 p · m. • and afler . Cret"k Power plant St'nl fi\le dented move. it was announced st~•tr funeral but did not at- rrom Queen Elizabeth to Indy row The little town of Wester- m1mt'd _ the quf'en and members of the tt•nd il Churchill : " Tht' new:" 0 ~ Sir ham . wherf' the Chun·hi\ls have thf'u arnval th(•y rm me<ha t~ Y. smokE> masks to lht' s<·t>ne to royal family would attend the World Joins Quten , Winston Churchill'~ d~·ath a countr.v home . announce-d it ~o~ght . assisl;,tnce . from hPip firt'men In t.bt'ir aUt>mpt ~-~ ~~. ~~~:. . •· , ·· u... p funPral in St. Paul's Cathedral , The world joined the queen in t"auses inexpressible grief to me rco ntinued On Page 2r nerghbonng voluntt'cr f1re dt!- to get rlost> to the fire- . ~·1~~~; --- - parlment s. Ftremen from Ra-1 A largt· '-iupply ol gun am- 1 .1r, 1 and Pomerny rushed equip· ,mumtion stored 1n lhe novelty [ '" ''' 1rinr 7 f) mt'nt to the s.c.;one whilf' the shop expiodNI mte~·m1ttently, Hut land. Pt. Pleasa nt soun. ding ]'Ike an ar!Jilery bar- I and Mason departmrnt s were ragt' . no rnJUrte' res ulted . on standby service. , F'tremm wNt' cfl'Tlm~ndf"d for W-'\SHING1YlN iUP11- Pre., i- 1 ~ fft "lt'rtl ' fur!ht>r nrw l11gh~ in Pmp!r,v He request£d majm budget F'ift> lold finvnen lit' was _ at ' rontainin~ lhf' llrf' In the F'ilt' dt'"l t Johnson todny sent Cong- ~ ·It 1s a1mPd '' he sa1d "at menl Jnf'"Omt" and ,,rollts. mtrf'asf's for eduraliQn . health . the home of hi;-; ranwr . DPI Ftfe building G<Jllanl eflorts by ff'!iS a rE"cord $9:J.7 billion oud imprm mg th~ qua !tty of om But he w.1rned that there hou s111g , aid to the m•Pdy and rwxt door whf'n he noliCt>d tht> firPmPn kt-pl the blazt' from gl't hf'a\•tly emphas1zmg wPlf::tre i way ol 'JfP 1\nd rt is armed ::tl cannot be ('Om placency while the war on poverty He al'>o re- smoke . Fife said he went into sprPading to the Drl rite home progrnms e~st>nlial to hi~ : insurin~ that all Amt>ricJn'i m~a rly Jour million pt>ople :m~ nt'wPd tus plea for hospital Clln' tlw flammg structure in an ef-. a gar;lge ilpartment bfohtnd the WORST I N NEAHLY TWO fH:C.A.DES - Middleport ~ S · ··,,real .OCI('-1!·-and prov1'd'mg ;' share m this way of life.'' runemployt'd . plants and rna· for tre Pldt>rly- now ~ urt> to fort to remove important re- Del Fiff' res1'dence. and 11 ,;. fircmPn t'Jghl 1'11'1:-' Nove ll!· Shop . <.mtl rl:-' side.nce fire on f or smal I nf'w nH'Iitary o;penr- ' Topping Johnson ·s prooo~ill "r C'hine~ stand idle and -- an esli· pa ss CongrPss in some form - ('flrds. The owner reported thal i Herman Haddox hnmt' al tile ' South Th1rd X hour s. m:\-gPn Some Ht•re wPre oH·H·omt· h\ St. smo111 ke i\l1ddlepo1 and llad tto:i th(' ul\..t'll inc relbads. : was 8 su billion slash in t'll ·' mated .1!) million peopl~ contin- ~nd. pr?posf'd a .7 per ~ent hikP he loealf'd a file ra llmet. which rt'a.r ol tile novelty . shop two tnt" II are )OlSf'd to (_'~il dl an ObJf:'~t t hr0\1 from sec · Although .Johnson barf'ly · ci~e taxes to help guard against · ue to liv~ in poverty." m ~oc1al Sec•u:uy bent>IJts : ht! later lou_nd to _be empty . and ~ tre ltghtt>rs ;emarned at ~he und fluor i.:lr~ e i.:ll'lnwnt rtt•xt door "IA,. hich was evacu · 0 . - ~ _ m~l v ~ n as hi"h as $:!O.OOO firemen said . Jr.Finaged to ~lay under the $100 · any drast1c slowdown in the " Wt' cannot substitute last Olfseltmg th1s, Johnsor ~!" ')· began makmg Ius way out or S('f'nf' unttl l 30 a .. m. today . !One ntlw+>r ul llw lrr'"' depart -, 31~1- 1/•s~( s h _ ; · · t. ' billion mark, hi:; requ~sts for four-year-old economic spurt ye;~rs ;;~chie\lt!men!s for nt!xt posed ;:t ··cardul prumng '" of the purning building. burgroning dl)mestlc programs He said th1s - t·oupled with yPar~ goals .'' thl' Pn~s idtmt outlays fnr deff:'nse. vrteran ~ Fir .. 'laid, "" I got l•··;t in there mf'n! rem~un~:~d ;i l the :o<"enl! un- -- en IW::• P 0 o . in the fields of health; ll!dtrca- tht' second insta llment of last said . "Nor r;~n w~ mN•t nt=~~xt ' and farmers. The rate !){ 1n-! and cuuldn 'l find my wny out . til riHyll~ht as a secunty rinn and hon!ltnR indicared thAt year·s bie im:orne tax rut -~ year's •~atlenre· with · last crt>ast- in SJlf'llt'!ing fm- ~-~..·••J t · rregan crawlin,g on llu: fluor measure. fi~cat t966 will bf' the la~t vem· should pomt tht' nal ion toward ! year's budget.'' (Continued On Page 2 ~ I (;t-n 1• 1;n1tt- has rilt'd hi-. ~- , SWI!~ l)l;:[J 01):6 oc:e oo:u ili:'L oo:L 1 oc=9 SF9 U! 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LW"<l pofliiJll ua;oq n~ (dwnT JOA ·L!S "'ll uodwna~•LOS £ 1au UDlf:) Al- ZVSM uo!S!Aa1a1 s}ep1n1es Budget • -- $99.7 BI•II•Ions Syracu.~. n I I!TfP li CUT ALONG THIS liN I --- 11 ------------ ---------- ledPra! spending can be 'heir' ... ... un,';;'~a~~~~h~·:~'olher melhod "' Belleville, Wednesday's Television Program Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV WCHS-TV WHTN-TV Channel 3 Channel 8 Channel 13 HI 7:00 7:U I .U i Corn Cob Report Today Show Today Out Your W"y Today Oul Your Wav I :00 Cartoonsville · S: 15 Pallerns in Arithml:'\ic1 :30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Make Room for IJ•ddy 10:30 What's This Song 10: 5r. News Morning Rt>purt 11 :00 ConcentratiOn 11:30 Jeopardy 1% :00 Say When 1%:30 Truth or Const:tquen("(·s J2: 55 News Day Report 1:00 Midday News Picture 1:30 Singing Jamboree J :00 Moment of Truth 2:30 The Doctors 1 :00 Another World 1:30 You Don1 Say 4:00 Match Game 4:25> Aflrrnoon Report 4:30 Mr. Cartoon 1:00 Yogi Bear 5:30 Laramie 1:30 News Pidun 6:4.5 Jim Thacker 6 : ~~ TV 3 Weather 7:GO Hunlley -Hnnk ley 7:30 Mr. Nov ~ k 8. 30 Hullabaloo t :30 Thai Wa ~ the Wetok That 7 25 IJaily Word I :.lO Hozu The Clown ll 00 Huddy Starrher Show ~. 00 Captain Kangaroo JU .iiO 10 _30 II 00 1 I. JO ll :OO 12 .2!> ll :JO 12 45 l 00 -15 1 :JO :.! 00 J J .OO J 15 J JO 4 00 -t .:m 5 · 00 6.00 6 15 6.20 7:00 7. :>0 8 JO 9:30 10 00 II 00 Was 11.15 11 ·20 )0 :00 The French Revolution II :00 News 11:1$ Weather The McCoy• Love Of L1Je CBS News Search r·or Tomorrow GUidmg Lieht Woman 's Page WCHS News A'fl" The World Turns Password House Party To Tell The Trutil CBS News 1-:dge ol Night The Secret Storm Jack Benny Show M:went'k News Tonight Your Weatherman Sports Joey Bishop Surls1de ti Reo Skelton Petticoal J1..tnl'tion Doctors & Nurses Duke 's New!i Weather Mov1e PREMIERE HOLLYWOOD <UPI) - Produ('er-dlrector George Stevens has announcd lhe official premrere of "The Greatest Story Ever Told" will take place Feb. ll. 1965 at New York 's Warner Cinerama Theater . 11 : 20 Sporlll II :30 Tonight Show IN DEMAND HOLLYWOOD •UP! ) - Joey Heatherton, whu app~ared m Broadway's "The Sound ol Mulic,'' is being sought to star m ••Belinda, Beware!" !lENNY RETURNS HOLLYWOOD \UP!) - Oldtimer Reginald Denny returns to movies with a character role in "Cat Ballou" starring Jane Fonda HOLLYWOOD tUPIJ - liar· bara Stanwyck will mvade telw evislon next season with a new Jdventure drama series titled ~The Bill Valley." LISTEN :w l Mike Wallace & News I Love Lucy Andy of Mayberry To the 20th Century Reformation Hour AI 930 AM : 7:50 Dally Word 11 ·00 Bible Answers 8 :30 Jack La Lanoe 9: lXI ~'un School 9:45 King aod Odio 10 :00 Morning Mov1e ll : 30 Price Is Right 12 :00 Donna Reed 12 :30 Father Knows Besl I : 00 Hello Pea-Pickers 1.30 The People's Choice 2:00 fi'l;Jme in the Wiuduw 2:30 Day In t:ourt 2:50 News 3:00 GeneraL Hospital 3:00 Young Marned1 4:00 Trailmaster 5:00 Super Show 5:35 Superman ti :OO Locat News I Weather 6:15 New11 6:30 Leave IL To Beaver 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Combat 8•30 McHale's Navy 9:00 Tycoon t :30 Peytoo Place 10:00 Fugitivo 11 :00 News 11:10 Local Newo II : 15 Weather I 1:20 Sports 11 :30 Lee Crane Sh.ow ED WYNN, or IT TAXES TUTOR TEACH In the past, I have b e e D known to pun a bit. BUt J never knew until I talked to I FA Wynn about it, exactly how 1 did it. "I've never told anyone thill," he said, after we'd exchan~ed a lew higher-type puns, "but here's the secret to punning. Take any word of two or. more syllables. Then find another word beginning with the last ")/liable. Like - oh, uy, Arthur. You make that into "Arthur. mometer - our thermometer. Or Danil. What did he do in the lion 's den ? He was danyell· lng like mad." See, tl't simple. As one mathematician s.did to the othe1 , 11'1 as easy as falllac off a loiulr thw. ~ . . .. . ~ ... . ' .. "' ~. - - - · •. - .<J •·. '· . WSAZ-TV WCHS -TV WHTN -TV Channel 3 Channel 8 Channel 13 7:00 Today Show 7:25 Today OUt Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way 9: 00 Cartoonsv ille 9:30 Bachelor Father 10 :00 Make Room lor Daddy 10:341 What'• This Song 10:55 Morning Reporl 11 :00 Concentration II :30 Jeopardy 12:00 Say When 12 :30 Truth or Consequences 12 :50 News Report 1. 00 Midday New• I :30 Slngin' J amhoree 2:00 Moment of Truth 2: 30 The Doctors 3:00 Another World 1.30 You Don't Say 4:00 Match Game 4. 25 Afternoon Repurt 4:30 Mr. Cartoon 7:00 Huntley·Briokley 7:30 Th Vireglnian 9:00 Wed. Night at Movie• Jl :20 Sports Jl: 311 Tonight Show 5:00 Woody Woodpecker $:30 Laramie 6:30 .News Picture 6:411 Jim Thacker 6 sol TV 3 Weather II: 15 Inaugural Ball 9:00 Wed. Ntant at Movies Jl:OO l..&le News Picture GRIFFITH CAST HOLLYWOOD <UP[) - 0.. car wioner Hugh Grillilh !BenHur) landed o leading role ln •·The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders," shooting in Enlll•nd. fRiil IHiPICTIONI 7:25 Dall:· Word 7•30 Bozo The Clown ~ : 00 Buddy Starcher Show Y.OO Captain ···mgaroo 10 :00 Mike Wallace & News 10.30 I Love Lul-y Jt : 00 Andy of Mayberry 1t:JO The McCoys 12 :00 Love of Life 12:05 News 12:30 Search l'~or Tomorrow 12 : 4~ Guiding Lighl 1:00 Women's Page 1:25 News 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party l :OO To Tell Tht Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge 0! ~~~hi 4:00 Secrel Storm 4:30 Jack Benny Show ~:00 Maverick 6 :00 Nows Report 6:15 \'our Weatherman 1 :20 Sportl 6:30 CBS Evening Newo 7:00 Sea Hunl 7:30 Mister Ed 8:00 My Living Doll 1:30 Beverly rlillbitiles 9:00 Dick Van t)yke Show 1:30 Cara WUiiams 10:00 Danny Kaye 11:00 Duke's News Tonight 11 : 1~ Weather Teller 11 :20 l..&te Show O'Dell Lum...r C.. \.ICen. . . Oper•t•n ~hoM 446--t276 G•tu•••k Cell Baumlu....,Co. ChNhrr-,...... 9ft>-2006 Cli_fl_ 9:00 Fun School 9:45 King and Odie 10:00 Morning Movie Jl : JO Price Is Right 12·00 Donna Reed 12:30 Father Koows Best 1:00 Hello Pea-Pickers 1:30 The People's Choice 2:00 Flame in th Wind 2:341 Day In Court 2:55 News 3:011 General Hospital 3:30 Young Marriedl!S 4: oo Trailmaster 5:00 Super Show 5: 3!> Superman 6:00 Local News I W""tllor 6:30 Leave It To B•aver r... MIIIIII'IIJ En-.-WY a-.2412 '·-···-·' ,... Pomlf'DY Centent aklcll R . L k artne oc s J b . B dget I ltU COLLMBUS (UPII ' Maj. 11 aro ld T · cow~•11 • a • H reeT n ,'."dnd•eYntwoal,tha!pot'ain,.,'.•,deldsuS~br~:~ ! Jet am IS 01 Ing ' Accident v·ICtJm IS lilinn "' o·andidal') foe o· wreck sal.orday . WORLD 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Ozzle and Harriei B: 30 Shindig 9:00 East-Wtsl Ali.Siar Game JI·OO News 11 :15 Weather II :25 Sports 11:30 Lea Crane Show ' L • . 0' I" \'er "'leekentl BvA •Jenls an, W"f e are Inj· ured in ' <-ler~· Just Fair• . '.·. . . . a t \1e~_vor t'harlf·~ tllgtnr;n·~ 1\V~·r • ! ~n' ~an~ ~he f:~,r~ go~e~~ ~~.a~:r~~uld ;::~ TESTING HOLLYWOOD !UP!) - Sov· purtant role in ''The \merican will be screen-te!ted for an im· pirtaot role in "Tbe Amorowo Adventures of Moll Flanders,·• "'hich stars Kim Novak. ) C~ST ~DDmON HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - Comedian Paul Gilbert has been added to the cast or Columbla'o "cat Ballou." HOLLHWOOD !UP!) - Eg· llsb pop •Inger Jess Conrd makes bls movie debut wltb Kiln Novak In "Tlie o\moroua Adventure•' of Miju · tlanderL" Martial Lau·Is Imposed, s th v· N . B •t• "·' ll o· 8 :00 For Vour Information 8-30 .Jack I~ Lanoe I!XTERMIT AL Tor- S.rYoce I -' ,,.. '"'"'""" ol lho· •illage of .\liddlcpurt. l;ratt . long-timf' f91<."U)Ht10~, the rederaJ gOVt'fn0 0 mPnt will pay out a whoppin~ Obio Highway Patro• officer, vilhtgt' uflkiHI in \-1iffdlt'pOrt $1o2n7t.4h-.. b•.·.·'.".··,·,.•• dJu,,r,yingl. lnlheel•hell2 ' and t'mployl't' nl lht· ('itizt>n 'o; m National Hank in \1iddh•purt. F111u't ;J] 'it'r">'l('f'S for Oaviri rMe it WR~ the bigijest hud~Pt in ! SAIG~N ruPn ~. Restridions amounting to martial for Hoys ill Lancaster. is tht' fir -. l candid:-~.11' to filt' _\I \\"ltlft' . 18. wllo died Satur-' hi~tory - war or pe-acP - -and ; 0 SIll U l;t~ were Imposed tomght nn the c1ty of Hue, where J5. - William Willis, director of cLn t'\t'ntng al hi~ rf'sidence railed ior more rrd-ink srv·nr. ., 000 demonstrators surged through the streets demanri - L·orn·rtional st'f\'iN·s for the his ptolition. ac ·L·unling ln 1-:lt'l'· 111 1-'ltrli<Jnd. will be held Wed'" Gt-'orge Johnson , Jr ' 25· · or lion Buard C' I+'r k· [) urul h) ll' ._, ., ,, ,, l'ng ,I Pre~ident Johnson asked Conw in.g dismissal of Premier Tran, Van Hu_u. ng. and thP rPcall Ohio \'outb Commission, an1 11 1 1 P m at the StivCanal "-'inr' heslt-r .,._.<1" rE'pori Foundation Fnr Soct('ty , gress today to approve $39. - o.t Ambassa ~or . Maxwell ~· faylur . S_n!ular demonstra - nounced the appointment in f'd tn farr ('ondrl ion 31 Vell!rans Johnston. ''r.v.nll .. \1Pthud ist Church wit h .Jo•n".''" •ailed ,·t net.lher •• , _: 96?.000 in Ohio public works prO- I ttons raged !" ftve oth. e.r \'ll~tnamese ('Illes. , a letter lo G<•v . James A. , burr at 10 llu_, St iversville Cern· '' _, '" ... . Memorial hospital toda~· Jrom t:avagant nor· m~:;;;erly . HP ~air1 ' jf'rls. including ni:'W ("Onstruc- ftn oPrlder KSII~ned .. by ( htPf lor l . d b b. . Rhodes. Willis said Cowell'st , injuriP s suff.•red rn a onf'-r (lr P1t· n Tlw RE'V . P. A. Casto ·, , th 1. d t' f Ilion starts at Younastown and Statr 1an uu· :Suu gave I If' mPn. carne anners earmg appuiDtment "reprf'sent., par •\ •'• I ., 11 ~crat~ I< \'.3S e r.up a IOn or 8 . " d I ,,. f I I . ·I ., ' . . . "K ·k 'I'· I d ' accidt'nt on Wr!-11 \-li.:ltn$1 Jl1 .. ..-. . I\•' wh.I(' h mus~' be Hannibal Locks and Dam . whic·h 111 arme h'orP. ~p ut . tonlro l ~ ogilns as 111) SrJrv i,·ms ilwludP his wife . \,real ..cO('It f , . or. "u'f!'' d " De. . IC w·u ay T· or ol tbe OVt'rall reno . . :wun an f'omf'roy St md<'l\' . IC 111 'hOld , , . rompa:;;sionate . . . I. lie bt>tween Ohio and West Vir- H ua. T ,•,f'n ro_vml ceA. o wl lll"ll ~IU-1. " ;,~ b· w.n t lh .av- rt>habilitaLion program no w V1rlll <J. ft\'fl sons. Dana. East _ ---___ ___ ginia ; $l0.5 million for RacinP ue IS 1e ('apJta . w n u1 . . er .ann1•rs. mwv underwa.)' at Fairl'ifld. FairPomf"rny p!!li< "t' said John!'>on l.m•rpnul; ls<J ac , of Croton, O. : ~<""~I Locks and dam C'Onstruction. month curfc~ W<lS imposed and i..'r. S<JJd. the South \'i~lnarnes; field School is the new name app<m.·nt ly WI'U! to slrt'p whilt> . Hor ~ --. o! Logan. Charles of Et · ----"""_,...,~~, ~.. and $9.6 million ror the Helle-- rourls martial Wt'l"!! ~~mpuwl:'r- peoplt' are gralelul for u s. for the Buy~ Industrial Sl·hool. , driving (JII .VI~m-st at 1:25 a.m . " lid t) . Ar\' J) erne. of Portland : : . viUe Locks and Dam, eontinu- rd to try all defenders . aia agamst ll_u~ Communists ~~'. ·<·· 1Sunday. ra n oft the road. and 111 (l;Jug hl ers, Mrs. Sadie Harsht: Pd construction. An!i-government mob~ In- Thf' dt>nwn .. tr<~tmns were re · . hit a colwrrtl· wHII. John son's hurgN. Nt"enah, Wls. ; Mrs. 01~ 1car was heavil\.' damagPd . 1 '" Hu>~. wh ere riote rs· 1j ('('I( he also included monev in his flamed by Buddhist Hgitat:)rs P<rted 1 .. 1 \'(lung . Pomeroy: Mrs . Et :~ new fiscal 1966 budget 'to per- 'JA.rHdt>d through six South Viet Wl+'k_eed ~he U. ~ - Jnformallon l' I Polu·e reportPd Johnson !'Url" <l Hush . Hacine; Mrs. Rut h mit a planning start on a res· nP.mBe cities durir.g the d1V Sf'rVJ~e library Satu~day ; m lfrred injuries of the throat, Hy Unitt>d Prt>ss lntnnalinnal \~~ulrn. l'l"'ntersburg, 0 .: Mr~. ,+ ervoir ror Alum Creek. along a <;creaming demands for the di~· Da 1\ang, Quang Tn and Hoi eft shouldPr ~nd lei! leg . Hf' r:lf'\'t'n per~un" lo"l lhPir !\l 11drrd l•'1tch. Portland; Mr:-s . in 1,was l'iled to flood control problem. mi ssal ol Iluong and the rf'call An . I' l.f'. liVPS on OlllO tht' Tht'ltllcl Cozart., Racine ; Mrs. I ~ar ·s courl on il dmrge of dnv. tbe .<. According to the UPI. olher of Tay or. wPrkPnd . lnc·ludf'd 111 thi· loll Mae McLeod. Belpre; Mrs. 1 H B ddh' t k It'd . ing ll!fl of t'enft>r. .• r1ajor area projerl~ are n ue . u IS ffi(ln s \it>lgs Genf'ral llospltal ! Pomerov lieP ;~Jso mvt>sli- U:"'re lwo n!t'll ~nd a hn.\ · k1ilt>d Effit' h:t•Jpe . Pataskala; Mrs. X Muskingum River Basin, the demonsf.rations through the Admissions Saturday - Be-n ' I d ·~ 4 'I ~nda v nl g: ht In il IWil -t';ll Jl'l' l- lrf'nt' Allt'n. OutviHe, 0.: Mrs $100 ,000 , ·mves I'1ga 1·1on: Mus k m ' - dty. . · gale <t onmlsUnronave ap at ,) 1where P m . rl t'll 1 nt'ar SevJ II e. rn 11 lt' .' \I f'- t,' I;-Hv~ 1 ,-ryme, •· · r East Liverpoo l , Batt:>y, Jadson: Manon Ollt'r, . Sundar ~~ gum River's 14 reservoirs, The parade-n, enrouraged hy Cheshire; Ellen Buck, Racine. A Rt. 2. Racmr woman . Mrs .'· ·. . . · . d1na art' <I 1\H) ·sister s. Blanche Steid, Se· $500000 · Oh' R. Buddhist foes of the govern. .. . . , . •Eileen Buek . was <~dmtfled lo Martha l\ll aver. 34. Pomf'roy . Je() d Mud T tbott , , mamtenance; IO 1Dtstharges Saturda) - Mar , . . l ; port('d]_v bcwked frnm her driveIn e~ddrttun. an \I hens (oun br tng an a a · WASIUNGTON THF. $!t9.7 ver .Bas.in review. ~0.000. inTO PROBE CASE ilyn Te~~·lor, Racine; Maxine dMetgsf IGI,eneral Ho,spJta Sat~~- wav a~d struck an oncommu tv bo\ Hl'(ld~'ntall\ "hoi hull - Porlland and severalndgrah~dchll • vest1gatlon· Tom Jenkms Reser 1 Pon o·oy av n owmg H wo-t.·a r t·o · · · ~ · · , · dtt'n and great gra c lldren h.1 h P 'd nt Joh ' · .t'e. It:' · • Rt 12, 10 Svra ·use c.ar operatf'd hv L~wrence Hall st>ll fat<~ll_v F nday n1ght a b'll 0 voir , $80.000, maintenance. Meigs County Common Plf'as · Adm1s swns Sunday ---: Carl s10n on l • · j 82 Pomt'rov ;l'hcre wa s mino; ' Coshoct on ma n dwrl ol .-t brok - T.,..,o daughters, Esther Tim1 mem to spend in the coming , !Judge .John C Bacon has or- William s, 1 he~ter, Mane Ko- ~cc01dmg lo the Oh1o State damages Mrs MaVf'r wa s char- '"'" nel·k aflt>r fal ll n~,; down mon and Sylvia Johnson, and a dered Bad1ff Allen . C· Hill to blentz · Pomeroy H1ghway Patrol · \o1rs Bu('k was d w11 h fa1 Img to ytf'ld th".. ba!--emrnt ~· trp~ <ll hr~ homt', ~ on. Manon preceded him in . I year 1s. a Iot oI money, MARRIAGE r1sca H ld Edd' APPLICATION . . . · . d b ge1 1 20 1 aro It 1e em ey, , proceed With an mvestlgatlon Uisrha rges Sunday Mrs a passenger m a ear nven V· hi of w ·~,. and a \'ounu bu\ was f:'let'lruc ut- death h I no ma er ow you oo k aI It . I d . . . . . B k Th d ng " e ~ d II t th E (f. \led . $J b"ll Pomeroy, unempoyf'd , .an of the d1von:e actton by Dottle Almct Miller, Middleport : L1l· Roy uc . at rar an one i t'd 111 ·t"IPmonl. 1or d !HI,ll of Fnen s may ca a . e wth' · Sandra Elain Dodndge, 17, .Hanmg against Kenneth Han- lian Cla rk, Middleport; Mary . driven by Cozart. 58, , 1 14 accrdentHI d+>aflr.;; owr the In !; Funeral home untll noun than 6 300 11 . to Pomeroy, student. mg. , Weav~r. Syracuse. Portland, colhded on a curve. SQCAD CALLED :weekend . Wt'd!'esday when the body will 1 · m es tn space. I --1 Buck received inJuries to h15 . .· · be t<~ken to the church. knees and Mrs. Buck suffered I R;u me em~;>rgency squad. 4 t Alht-ns it was rtamiC'I N. WASHINGTON PRES!· ,L a broken collarbone and num- men were summoned at Y·JO HlaC'kson. 10. of nra r Corn ing, dt>rll Johnson appeared todav erous lacerations . .She was tak- , P m Sarurda.~ 1o the Dav id who W<iS accidentally ~hill to Scrvices Pending to be on the way to recovery en to the hospital by the Syrav.-:olfe ~esidenre . Portland _ Mr .: df'a.th at _hr!' h.ome whrn a 21 from the severe cold which 1-'or Hnid Temple cuse Emergency Squad. \\olre . 1fl . wa ~ deaa on arnval ('a lrhf'r nflt- d1r;;charg('d. ...nt him lo lhe hospital. He Funeral arrangements will he ! Cozart was arrested by the • · was hopeful that he could gel to ~ nnounc f'd later for David. TemI Patrol for DWI , and left or cen. , London for Winston Churchill's P '' !!2. who died Sunday even· funeral. ter . I ing m Meigs G<neral Hospital. '111e CMef Executive said By United Press International He was born In Scioto County . Sunday he would like "very. Fru men ioined haads acron seas and contin- lhe son nf the late F. M. and Veteran• Memorial Hospital , very much" to atlend the runADMISSIONS SATURDAY - ents todey in honoring Sir Winston Churchill as one Margaret Barlow Temple . era!. but •a lot depends on Okey Layne, New Haven; Ool· of history's great champions. of liberty Tributes to the Survivors include two daughhow I feel." He was leaving it wartime leader's bulldog courage began pouring into lt>rs, Mrs . Margaret Duncan . ly Cle land. Rutland: James ur to his doctors 10 decide London olmost immediately after he died Sunday. Lucasville, and Mrs. Thelma I Warner, Syracuse. when he could return to I h e The flags of Western Europe dipped to half·sloff GraJ. Portsmouth. Friends muy DISCHARGES SATURDAY White House and whether he Nora Reuter, Pomeroy; Virgin- : in respect for the men who rallied the forces. of free- call at the Rawlings • Coats could make the London trip. ia Pierce, Rutland: Ellen John- 1 dom agoinot tyranny in the dark days of World War II. Funeral home any Ume. From his sickbed in Bethesda, Mel., President son, Racine. ) WASHINGTON PRES!· Johnson eulogized Sir Winston as "history's child'' and ' ADMISSIONS SUNDAY - ; BONDS FORFI!iii'ED drn • Johnson IOday launched a George Johnson. Canal Winches- 1 ordered the Americon flag flown at half1taff through I Forfeitin& bonds in ·_.lddle major new apace program - a Saturday when Churchill will be buritd. ter; Ruby Eynon, Reedsville: ! IIC!tntlflr search for life on .Savitt Premier Altxti N. Kosygin said Churchill • port Mavur Lee Smilh's· rour Columbus: 1 Sandra Donahue, M•r• which will co81'upwards Freddy Miller, Racine; Thorn·' was ~~. great st•tesman." But the Soviet news agency I Saturday night wen Gerald Et lin. Pomeroy, $2$ for llltpl ., of fl.25 billion. as Thorpe, Syracuse, · Tass tomportd that praise by callint thurchill lhe baust, lll1d Jolin Whitt, Lo• The Pruklenl singled out the TWO INJURE;il ~ Mrs. Roy Bue!f'Was rushed to Meigs General hospital .with DISCHARGES SUNDAY - ''mutermind behind the cord war." Communist China isa. Ky. , $15 for; · extle'suil Maro quean lor spec~en- chest and heat! iojw:l~ following a two-car accident in Syracuse, Saturday nigltt tha.t Sandra Humphr.,., Middleport; reported Churchill's death without comment. Commu· I nisi C•echotlovaklt"t o'ffielal radio said Churchill was •peed.: Jaliri" 1\. >Mo'tley. Mlildl tto. Ill present~~~& 1 demohshoo lthe fr<!nl of this Volkswag~n. 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