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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. Mrs. Buck was reporteq in good condition IGilbert Wilson, The Plains : I "one of tho areal bou,....is politicians.• 01 ' port, wu. n""" . 1 ) ,.. lqd11!1ies •. \\'a& for ~ lr~.Ji!ti lillie:. 1l ......;. .qpw?Pi' ~ '.:;.,1¥i~ ,_ . , ' f' • , ..... ' • 7 55 IJaily Word i David Wolfe DirsSunday In Portland '" •J '" \·~· ~ • ellf iq" .A~t , .•M:t ~o:~ H~bart ' I . t·1l£~~= ~ud~~e uti aii.,~~e ~o;~I!:,IIJC,~ *.· ~U~811{18tled ~ ~ ~ ~f,lt n, .,.'"""''*"' no~ aoQi~·l!:~·a~::::: -~~ ' �,. ' _____.., ___ ... (' ' • . II Nation Begins Hospital News Paying Homage 2 Dally Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, 0, Jan. 2~. 1~~ UPI Briefs River news HELEN HELP US! l - - by Helen Bottel--' Tornadoes Defeat Panthers, 70-57 Falcons Hit Middies with 11th loss Saturday Night All imJJroved troop ol South- stage for a warm contest this m front H w1th a twisting lay- ~ ed was .tlead 3'1·21 at baH- &oal alb!mpto BJ] IIMr abo Eastern 1up time, and had stacked up a 48- bad eight for the '1'mll!doel players avenged an earlier loss where the undefeated Eagle!! Pomeroy 1 Bob Crow then lied 34 lead wben the thiN period Guard BU Jewell paced p..,. to Pomeroy by dumpmg the wtll bump mw Coach Craynor the score 8&810 wtth a JWDPIended Guard Bill Jewell paced Pat>Purple Panther squad 70-57 Sa~ Slone s Tornadoes Eastern soot but a basket by Gordon 1 Norris led all scoren with ther sc-orers with IS points .., urday mght at Racme downed the Tornadoes 55-13 In FISher qwckly put Soutberni:W point! on eight field pis throw• [or IS polnu Center Southern clunbed lnw the a first meeting ahead again Alter gDOJ"d Bob and lour !ree throws Norris Bob Crow !oUowed Wltb 16 and drrver s "'"t early In the fU"st Norman Norris 1>-3 Tornado Smith btl lor Pomeroy and Lar- sank elgbt buckets of 14 at- Smrth had 14 Jewell hit 00 ..,. period and held the lead center put the ftrst bucket ry Pnce sank a lay up makmg tempts from the field en of 14 trles from tbe fteld throughout the game The Tor- of the game fllrough the net the score 8-6 m favor of South- Following close belling Nor- and Smtth sank s1.1 of ...., em Purple Tornado basketball Tueoday night at nadoes at one time in the thrrd quarter had a 25 pomt lead The wm by Soutbern set tbe w1th a Jump shot Pomeroy s ern the Tornadoes led the rest Phil Swmdeil !1ed the score by of the game sw!!hmg two free throws but Sout hern held a 17 9 advanNorriS agam put the home team lllge when the ltrst penod end rts m scormg were Southern players FISher and Price With 19 and 18 pomts respectively Flaber hit on mne of 14 freld Wallam.a's Wh1te Fai<OIII Tbo t'Jddleooi ..-.. downed Middleport for the .... their oeoond olraJCbl, 4S-Jl, OYtr . ond time this saturday the Wahama r ,.._ Aa " night at W•hi!D•, tbll time Ill- Braclbt!ry led tile wlrmen' t<O<40 wltb lOW' Fa!COIIJ In double ing wltb 11 W. Adhltr bad d figureo Tbe loss wu Mlddl• for Wlhama ports l!tb without a Vlclory By quarters shuts Wah.ama outscored the VlBit- Middleport 7 U 13 1 _ 40 Soutbern puUed down U on m every period, 13-7, 14-12,!1 Wabama 13 14 11 11 _ a rebounds ~ompared to !I for .. ADd k's cut. You'D 13-13 and 18-6 m that order J Middleport _ Moore ~. rhe losers Swindell wpped Pom- bllve to take my word lor Ill" Wamsley led the lteld m ..,... Stepbenson 6-N, Wallace 1·2-4; e1 oy reboundmg wttb If wblle log With 17 points, while Bar- Swbart a..u, ()mnlngbam "- •I T k w •It 7 7 62 2~ Biship Fenwick :;;.~""t3·:~~~o:~ ~~mc~7~w~ ~:: H0 t Red Devi s a e I on - playi;Z;~,{~~~~;g£:~~'\=~ Teams Evens Up ==~~::~:~:.'!. ~:: 5-~::. .: -----'---- ----'----=---'--- - - 1 "'th rrrrs led the Tornadoes The Tornadoes sank %5 of 65 Rutland, Red DeVIls raced 1nettmg T1 markers wtth 12 bounds while W!lwn managed to The Red Dev rls will mto a quiCk ftrst period lead held goals and three of three grab 27 Lambert led the Dev Walton agam this commg FTI· P~meroy defeated ':'uthern and then went on to down Wil free throws Rupe hit on 12 !Is m reboundmg with 14 and day mght at Rutland 144 21 m the prelunmary contest I ton n..fn. Saturday mght The of his 18 attempts from the Black cleared the boards WJtb By quarters BJII Moore had 14 and Allan 77 1Swrodell scored 10 w lead Pam I ' bury 1<)-2 Sauer 1-U, Totalt 10 1 RecordWIt. h w·m omore George Sauer a Middy soph- Gibbs o-o-o Powell 44-13 Van made hiS fii"St appear Arthur Wamsley 8-1-17: ance m a vars1ty role as a sub- Redman 9-G-G B Green 1 :J.-5. _Surface U-!3 D IHH), wm was Rutland s fourth of the fteld 14 Rutland 17 20 15 25 The Fenwrck Central High sUtule and provtded ftve pomts 1 Fry ~ Zuspan 1-U, R. Rood sea.on Followmg close behmd Rope Coach Jtm Adams' qwntet hit Wrlton \2 15 18 19 - 62 eroy whrle Sherm Cundtil pac- School freshman • sophomore on the score board :1-4-10 Totals 19-25-Q Led by the hot shootmg of m sconng for Rutland was bel· on 29 ol 73 attempts from the Rutland - Lambert 3-4-10, Ied Southern With 11 Pomeroy basketball team evened up its - - -- - - -- - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - Semor Larry Rupe the Red ty Ron Black w1th 19 and Rus- field for 8 41 per cent average L1ttle 4-2--10 Black 6-7 19 Rupe Will host Middleport this Frl- season record with a 55-35 wm Devrls held a 17 12 hrot per ty Lrttle and Jrm Lambert, each Wtlwn sank 21 of 53 attempts 12 3 17 Stewart 1 3 > Barrett day mght over the Pt Pleasant freohmen md advantage 'ft 27 lead at m with 10 for 38 per cent J-0..6 Blackwell UO Totals 29 By Quarters Friday evenmg at the Fenwtck termlSSton and was out m front Strausbaugh and Peters both - 19 - 77 Southern 11 48 70 gymnasmm In Cheshrre 17 5243 when the thtrd quarter had 19 to pace the host W1lton Rutland s resNve team made Wilton - R Wells 0-0-0 Wells 1 23 34 57 ended Rutland then talhed 25 squad Mossman also h1t m dou- a pertect mght of 1t [or Ule ¥IS 11-Q 6 Steele 3-4>-6 Mossman f'~:.meroy ~ll 2-2-tl f It;~ the thtrd straight wm 8 pmnts m the fmal stanza wh1le lble figures for the losers w1th 1tors as they romped to a 3723 4513 Pope 113 Strausbaugh lc om er °Y -J " '. S ~ °r e ardSomalsh followmg vRtcM row 7 1 15, ewe11 7 ~ 16, IDlr 1ones over ut western eWJ!ton was tossmg m 19 13 1 v1ctory Roger Davis was hlgh l7 5 19 Peters 6--7 19 Totals ur son J.(J-6 Smith &.2r14, Eskew serves 53- 45 and the Racme Rupe~ped all scorers by j Rutland pulled down 58 re for the Metgs Counttans wtlh 15 18 - 62 0-0 0 Totalll 25 7o;7• Freshmen 33 27 Pnor to lllat Southern - Pnce 6-0-18 the Fenwick team had dropped FI.sher 9 I 19, Norris 8+20, Me a patr to H~nnan Trace and By United Press TnternattonaJ or's losing streak to 18 games. Kelvey 8-0-0 Baer 3 2-8 Me North Gai!Ja reserve teams It looks as if tne Baltimore Four players went over the 20. Chntook 2 I > Tolllls 28-14-70 In the PI Pleasant game htgh Bullets fmally are ready , "' pomt mark for the Royals m - - - scorers for Femuck were Bob function properly and they re the game, with Oscar RobertBuffalo 87 Ithaca 64 Ford With 20 pomts and Pat takmg dead aim at the Los son and Jack Twyman each Angeles Lakers scormg 24 I 60 R B United Preis International Rhode Island 93 Vermon yal With 19 With John Emler Y Oh 11 ba Juma1a 88 Sluppensburg 86 and Rya\ controlhng the hoards The Bullets \\ho found the go- !be Warrwrs Nate Thurmond 10 00 ke~!~~l ~~~~;ule ege s St Francis (Pa) 68 Bellarmn 66 lor the Cardmals the Po 1nl ing rough m the early part ofl ~k ~:me sconng hoDOI'I wit.la ONDAY Hofstra 80 Scranton 67 Pleasant Blacks were hard put the "l:eason have slowly adJUSt po Is M c 70 s B 1 67 1 t f th b 11 ed to team play ana are mov Eastern Divlslaa Loyola (Cahf ) at Dayton amsiUs t onaven ure o ge possessiOn o e a W L. Pet Phtla Tex LS5 New Paltx St 4,9 High scorer for the visitors I ing closer to the top spot m tlJe X Detroit at av1er w t D 1 s d th Boston 42 8 &40 By U01ted Press International Dayton to an 83-78 upset of j In M1d Amencan Conference TUI:!;SDAY St Josephs (Pa 1 88 Penn 72 was M1ke Marnhout With 12 es ern I\ IS on un ay ey C 11 33 15 688 1 f Lo 11 Th c d 1 Ob 1 68 All h 57 t made tl throe stra1ght vtctones mcmna lndivJdua stcormdgf per Ol mh d UISVIb e 18 e tar '"t aths whertf I gal mes pacesetter Miami rolled Fenn at Baldwm Wallace er m Soe~ eny poFrn s k d 0\ er the St Loms Hawks With Philadelphia 25 23 521 ances an upse an our crus own y pom s a e a a ong to 1ts nmth consecutive Mount Union at Hiram I u enwit a season recor JCl d d New York 15 32 .319 mg defeats took the spotlight m and nearly pulled It out w1th a league VICtory 87 55 over Kent WEDNESDAY Flonda 84 Kentucky 66 now 7 wms and 71osses Next 8 ll4-l06 victory an ~ove ta l We ter DtvrsiOD 8 0 weekend college basketball m rally I state to run the Redskms St Josephs (Ind. l at Cmcmnah Tennesse sa Georgia Tech 48 on the schedule 1::> a game a wlthm two and one ha games W L Pet Ohio Bucks Rockets Cats FaD overall mark to 13-1 Runnerup jCamsJus at Dayton \i1rgmm fech 89 East Car 63 gamst the Kyger Creek reserves or the Lakers Los An eles 26 21 53 1he mdJVIdual honors were Oh1o State and Cmcmnah saw 1Oh1o U gets a double dose of I Loyola (Cahf) at Xavier at Kyger Creek at 5 p m on Los Angeles meanwhile had St Lou!~ 1 M Harvey 112 W Va Wesley 95 24 24 500 shared by Barry Uemens of ethe1r wanmg hones of conferenc act10n th1s week The Bobcats RIO Grande at Ohm Northern No Car A& f 82 Wms Sel 80 Tuesday Its troubles With the Boston Cel Baltimore 24 24 500 Ohw Wesleyan and Bill Meyer [ t1tles grow still dimmer and meet Western Mtch1gan on Marshall at Kent State Gallaudet 84 Baltunore U 78 lies bowmg to the Celts 117 93 1DetrOit 18 33 353 of H~ram m OhiO Conference Bowlmg Green and Toledo a!; I Thursday to make up the game ! Walsh at Wooster Emory- Henry llO Beckley 107 In the only other ~BA game San FranCISCO 11 38 22.~ ViCtOfleS as each lalhed 41 sorbed deteats that could only postponed Saturday because of Cedarville at Defiance I Morehead St 64 Marshall 82 I the CmcmnatJ Royals defeated Sunday's Results pomts be called humJhatmg weather and tnke on Kent State TIIURSDAY Lenmr Rhyne 75 At Chris 66 1 the San FranciSCO Warnors 124- Boston 117 LosAnge1es 93 Clemens effort came m Wes I The Buckeyes took thelr thtrd on Saturday Mtarm takes on I RIO Grande at Mtch Lutheran Auburn 95 Georgijl 65 103 Cmcmnatl 124 San Fran 103 ley an s 88-72 defeat of Baldwrn Btg Ten loss In as many games Deyton m a non-conference tilt Youngstown at Krngs Pornt West Ky 94 Unron rTenn ) 69 Balttmore got • 31 pomt per Balllmore 114 St Louts 100 W~llace to take over the con 1 as Mmnesota delivered a con Saturday I Western MJcmgan at Ohw U Grambhng 106 Alabama St 87 formance from guard Don Ohll (Only gamt>s scheduled) ference lead courtesy of that vmcmg 97 77 trouncmg, the first Cedarvill ed Ohio Wesleyan at Kenyon Tcnn Ter9 v pan Amer1can 68 to pace Its wm over St Loms Monday's Games 11 up~Pt - a ~tunnmg 58-56 dec1 Gopher wm over Obto State m thr e ra 1 10 the last FRIDAY ITtnn A&l 104 Manon (Ky ) 93 I< lgm Baylor of Los Angeles Baltimore vs Bos at Prov SIOn by Wooster over preVIOUS 12 games smce 1957 Coach mmutes to down Bluffton Allegheny at Hiram MISSiSSipl St 101 MisSISSippi 721 (took game scormg honors With Tuesday's Game~ ly co leadmg Akron on Buddy Fred Taylor Will st ill be lookmg IOh to remam atop the Mid Clarion at Malone Sou Miss 86 Memphis St 80 I 30 pomts while Sam J o n es Det vs Phtla at New Yort Jlarfls' hook shot m the }mal for that imtJaf conference wm : League With a 4-0 mark SATURDAY MJamJ (Fla ) 128 Rolhns 95 A 22 pomt scoring effort by paced Boston Viilth '::1 Los Angeles at New York fiVe seconds IthiS Saturday agamst Wtscon Ian IS 15 1 overall W t Oh St t Ala A&M 102 Fla A&M 99 Lanny T~o and a Z1 JXUnt per Cmcmnatl s VIctory over San Cmcmnah at San FranclSco The Bishops are now 7 0 m sm Grace (lnd ) pieked up Its Isconsm a S IO a e W Va Tech 86 Aid Broad 711formance by Phtl Duncan fell Francisco extended the Warn the loop while Wittenberg 1second consecutive Malone Jn.. ~mcmnatJ ~ t Louis E Ky St 85 Ky Wesleyan 73 short Saturday mght as the - - moved up to second at 71 and Drake used Its sharp eye at vztattonal Tournallll'nt title at iarru at ayton Midwest Fairland Dragons defeated an with 12 and to pomts respec TO NAME COMMJTI'EE the Zrps le\1 all the way to third the free throw !me to score 1ts ! Canton downmg the oost Ma ~t Josephs (Pad at X~vler Notre Dame ll3 Toledo 65 upset mmded Kyger Creek frve liVely PT PLEASANT- A Ctttzens at 6-1 fJrst MlSsoun Valley Conrerence lone team 82 75 enn State at entral tate Northwestern 76 Michigan St 75 64 58 on the losers hardwootl Jerry Hall led Kyger w1th 1<\dv1 sor~,o Committee will be VJcton. at the expense of Can Xavier knocked off Duquesne, Ciano~ at Fennh Iowa St 64 Kansas 58 1 Charlie Burd and Don Rus 17 and Earl Skaggs had seven formed m a meetmg Monday at Me}er s perf< rmance gave I cmnat1 89.00 wh1ch has lost 96-90 as Bryan Williams canned Heidel erg at 0 Io Northern Mmn (Morris) 75 Northland 69 sell paced Fairland With 18 The W1cklmemen now 55 on 7 30 p m m the courthouse the Temers an 86 73 deciSion four of ftvP m loop play The r1 pomts for the Musketeer~ Bluefield at Rio Grande Drake 89 Cmcmnatl 80 pomts each the season and 4 2 m the SVAC accordmg to Morris Bragg Ma over Kenyon and Don Carlos Bearcats, who lost three men j But 1t was a cosUy VICtory Steubenville at Buffalo Michigan !03 Purdue 81 The smaller Bobcats made a prepared for a very touch son County Assessor Br (:lg g made It a sweep of the ~ugh on fouls agamst the Bujldogs Guard Steve Thomas among Bowhng Green at Camsms OhiO u vs wrn Mlch ppd rme showmg of themselves match With New Boston Satur has asked varrous eounty groups scormg antic for the confer get another st1ff MVC contest 1 the top ten scorers in the na Ohio at Kent State St Benedict 90 Empdna St 89 cons1dermg these same Drag day night at New Boston I to select representatives to ence by pushmg m 39 pomts as Saturday at St Lams t1on was JD)Ured when he fell Toledo at DetrOit XavJer (Ohio) 96 Duquesne 90 ons defeated Huntmgton Vm· The box score compose the committee. It will Otterbem walloped Lawrence Toledo VIsited Notre Dame to the floor in the first half Western Michigan at Marshall DePaul 94 Bowlmg Green 64 son 109-39 Ironton St J{'le FAIRLAND 164) have no official capaCity, but Tech, 89 63 m a non league and the Irl sh adJrumstered Thomas was hosp1tahzed and Muskmgum at Akron Mmnesota 97 Ohw St 77 101-64 and Kyger Creek ear Burd g 0-18 Hall 2 2 5 Ru~ will recommend changes or pomt game In other actwn for OC what was one of the worst de-- wtll m1ss tomght s contest Baldwm Wallace at M~rietta Dayton 83 LomsvJIIe 78 IJer m the season 83-57 Fair~ sell 6-6 18 Eaton 4 1 9 o1Hon out any obviOus rrustakes concl ubs, Mount Umon took Mar I feats the Rockets have ever agamst Detroit Wnght Patt AFB at capltitl Miami (Otuo) 87 Kent St 55 land Is now 10.1 on the year 4--5-13 Roberts o.-o-0 and Btas cernmg taxes m the county !etta 71 60 aod F 'n dloy taken U~ while Bowlmg Thts weeks card calls for 40 Herdelberg at Ohro Northern Coach Carl York s charges • • • T I 2'14 •• H Oh10 w 1 Ohro Wes 88 Bald Wallace 72 ~ ota s ~ ~ dumpe d Het delberg 8•~'7 I Green was at DePaul getUng games wtth itght actmn the U"am at es eyan Wooster 58 Akron 56 hrt the scoreboard lrrst when KYGER CREEK (58) BETI'ER THAN NONE Btg Henry Fmkel cashed ktcked around 94-64 frrst 1wo mghts Besrdes the Xa Kenyon at Wilmington Otterbem 89 Lawrence Tech 63 IEnue Hall sang a JUmper on a Duncan 9-J-21 Leach 2 3 7 COLLEGE STATION, Tex 31 pomts to lead the Flyer! of Mtamt Rolls 0o Yter t11t the only other game Oberlin at Mount Umon I fancy hand orr play Ty B-6-Z2 Th p H b and -..-~:"~~~~~;";";"""""""""="""=_;,:;,;;;;,;.;,::~:;_.... t ht 1 nds 0 Otterbetn at Woster Mt Umon 71 Manetta 60 o omas 11 3 o1 <UPI)- am urgers water I omg I ayton entertam Hiram 86 Kenyon 73 Tyo tJed the score seconds cyn 11 3 Barnett 1-Q-2 and melon for breakfast' For chtl tng Loyola (Cahf ) Ashland at Wtttenberg later 0 a Ia Cedarville at Franklin Fmdlay 80 Heidelberg 67 n Y up Johnson 00-0 Totals 22 14 58 1 dren and teen agers 1 tllat s not Oklahoma St 55 Nebraska 53 The lead then see-sawed un- By Quarters such a bad idea, ~~es11 the Defiance at Sprmg Arbor t1I F I d te R 11 h1t •.._ PIRATE.~ GET CATCHER Cen Mo St 62 S E \lo St 57 aU" an s cen r u"e FaU"land 20 15 15 14 64 US Department of Agriculture Tuesday·Weds Afternoons Pl'ITSBURGH (UPI)-Catch Bethany 80 Ottawa 56 a mid-court shot to put the Kyger Creek 15 19 11 13 58 The pomt Is sUDply that such SPECIAL RATES er Don Leppert who began h1s Southern Colo 83 Ft Hays St 83 20-15 advantage at the end of Reserve score Falfland ::19 I an uncOMventional mornmg Friday Eventng-Strikes Payoff maJor league career wltb the Wheaton 72 Valparaiso 07 the first pertod Kyger Crek 37 meal 18 better than none at all Saturdey Eventng-Red, Blue Ptt!sburgh Ptrales fn 1961 has Southwest Coach John Wtckhne s boys [•=--==--==--============..-, P1n1 Payoff been re-acquired by the PU"ates sF Au,tm 64 E 1exas st 59 1came chargmg back as 1,o ~ No Certlflcateo from the Washmgton Senawrs S W Tex St 84 H Payne 7'1 canned four lteld goals, Dun I Leppet1 had requested another Tulsa 70 Loyola (Calif ) 59 can got four pornts, and Don chance to play for Ptttsburgh Saturday's College Results g Arkansas St 8!i Harding fJ7 Thomas three to pace the BobI I after Washington had ongmally By United Press International N rn Mlch 75 Oklahoma 74 cats to a 19 pomt second stanza, I <,....,....,....,.,.,,...=-==""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""',.,!l~t~ra~ded~~hi~m~~to~Ha~w~o~u:____ East W Tex St 56 Tex Western 54 but the rally fell one pomt Fordham 37 emple 51 E Cen Okl• St 86 N E rn St 78 1short when Russel, hit three Navy 75 Manhatan 70 E rn N Mex 99 G Canyon 73 stratght £ree throws 1 Farrland controlled the thtrd • Cent Conn St 121 Kmgs Ptt 97 West Vtllanova 72 Detroit n Oregon 74 Washmgton St 69 I penod lip and QUICkly Penn St 59 PLttsburgh 40 Anzona St 99 Utah St 93 on one of Burd's corner shots. Sl John's (NY) 75 Brrgham Young 98 Utah 67 I but KC came roaTJng back j St FranciS (N Y ) 61 Wvommg 77 Colorado St u 68 Duncan hrt a mtd court Colgate 92 Lafayette 76 Idaho St 71 Montana 66 I to cut the lead to 38-37 Cornell 76 Sprrngfteld 61 Washmgton 00 Jdaoo 76 I Hurd then hit tbree lnd (Pa ) St 103 Waynesbg 85 Atr Force 86 Oklo Ctty u 74 corner shots Russell two Calli <Pa) St 60 W Ltberty 86[ Pepperdme 96 San Diego 71 I ms and Vtrg1l Drllon a l r Elizabethtown 1110 Lycoming 75 Gonzaga 65 Whttworth 60 throw to put the vlsrwrs mw a Ariz I Flag) 108 N Mex wrn 81 50-45 lead at the begmrung of I Provtdence 88 Seton Hall 81 - Nh Southern 95 Sou Utah 68 1the !mal canto Los Ang Pacific 86 Cal Tech 61 1 Hurd John Eaton and Amazing Celtics Wins 42nd Game This Week's Cage Games Ohio Wesleyan Takes Over • L TOp SPot In Oh10 eague I 1 I I I More Sps. on Pg. 6 I 1 1 M-; BobcatS Are Beat en 64•58 1 '"I ...,,j Notice Open Bowlers • Voice of Broadwav • • • reportmg J By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Bi"oadway IJul!etln Board As predrcted here Sophra Loren de clded not to appear at the Inaugural She Is commlfted to trmsh the him La dy L" on trme as well as dub Mamage Italian Style m English for the 150 U s' t!leatres anxrously war!Jng for It to be complet~d hr therr playdates They could sue 1f they didn t get their prints Ill lime for the scheduled bookings Golag to Washmgton at thts time would be too costly and trme consummg for Soph iii It's really not her scene anyway much as she would like to pay tnbute to tile Amem rn PreSident she 1s shy about personal appearances and wtthout a ~eript and a dtrector tn which she had IJ88l faith she would be nervous about p!ungmg tnlo the wildness of the Inaug IJnl celebratiOn Jazz great Lionel Hampton wanted to hts Jan 19 engagement at the pl_crm1tts' Ball in Washmgton because beloved w1fe Gladys, was rushed to Hospital for emergency sur and he preferred to stay at her ,f;~~~B~i~ut Gladys insisted that 1t was ~ duty to appear as scheduled the doctors said everything was gobe all nght She may be up and !c t~tt by the time Hamp returns to New !·· Odd combination scheduled to on the acts at the Inaugural Gala Hitchcock and Ann Margret U there was an utillkely palr, there 1'·~1"_."'•• II • • Rece1pts Spendmg Deflc1t Kanauga Man is Found Guilty College Basketball • I ''Another bill? Do they think I'JD JDade of have an anewer beeauae money Ia .,..r buaineaa. We uu it to help folka who need ready caeh for any Worthwhile need. A comolidation - TO $200000 UFE IIISURANCE AYMABLE 011 AU. L0AN1 ~- 300 w. Second St.- WYalllfotla 2-2111, Pomeroy ~~~i~~~~~g~~~~~ Linlteld ion50then to a II Ore Coli7390Poctfic Eastern59 Ore 80 162 leadsparked wtth 1 Fatrland 27 retrnarlllin~ Portland St 71 Southern Ore 59 tn the contest Duncan then h1t two lay•-ups, ll Chuck Leach sank three foul ON ENTERS BOSTON RUN shots and Tyo canned SIX BOSTON (UP]) - New Zea pomls, mcludlng four m the Jut land s Geoff Pyne, a CaU!ornia 13 seconds w cut the final mar student woo holds the two-IDIIe gm w six pomts, 64-58 record for a runner under 21 Shootmg·wiSe, Kyger years Old Will compete 1D his ht! 22 of 52 aDempJa for Q spectaity at the Boston Athletic per cent while the Dragons canA SufH'rb Stnut•re of lie IDP., (1rtall'!r A ' - 1 Assoctatlon s 76th annual track ned 25 of T/ shots for 32 per LAUNDRYcap&unag ..,,,,. CAara -t Slyii,..J meet saturday night Tom O'JU.. cent DRY CLEANING ordan, lll81 year's tW<HJille wm Both teams collected 14 JlOIDia WY 2..5428 POMEROY ner will defend his title at the chOJ"ity slrtpe and both had 33 rebound! The preliminary game wu just as excitmg, as the Fatrland Reserves (8-3) edged the OPTOMETRIST Kyger Creek Reserves, (H) Office HollTS: II to 12 2 to li (Close al NOQD OD 39-37 DAY SERVICE loan from ua will permit you to pay off all your billa and then have only one monthly payment to make. Stop in and ... ua or rive ua a call before you come in. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY $2500 0 NE ~noney'l'' 01 eouree you're ftot. But - • Hemherton one of th• most dar the young starlets, bas enough and TV offers to keep her busy next fiVe years Charles Eln'9' :!'"~ spook scnpt Willy May's book, :U" Dtscotheques are spnngvp all over Manhattan Ten new rea- Custom-Made SCROLL CANOPY Pomeroy Bowling Lanes SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S r... ••• N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 1011'110'0 1191 .a,._______Tb_u_~__-__&a __~ ____St._._~ __me_ro__, ______, lliiier paced 1111 liltle Denny Vincent and "'"""·'' DrO::'I.::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t �. ) ? -., a . .... - .. n -.. Ponw...............port 0 . Ja•. 2:1 19&l) D. FiDk 11$: '!. Brown 175; • • ~·-...,~' ' ' c . Hawley JJ6; Blind 110; Handicap 11'111: Total 1289; w01 to :!!: " Letart, W• Va• Social News Bowling Results LoA l Alley Coli M. Titus 'l03: J_- Sebo 210; J. Welker 240; B W~ 194; B. Hennessy JIANTAM MIXED LEAGUE S. Warner 155; Blind 110 : Hand- 5. Handicap 45Z· Total 1474 : icap 592; Total 14t6; l. Wo~ ! , Lnl e. Ju. II, IJI5 Loot 0. Sqar Rua Bums - D; Team High Three Games Jleello llwp - J, D. Story Crow 145; N. Thompson 61 , Alley Cats 1474; Team High U&; Story 1771 M. Clark 1116; B. Houdashelt 144: P. Story Single _ Alley Cats 774; Ind. 181; D. Harbrecht 113; Bll!ld High Three Games _ c. Hag13 55: Handicap 649; Total 48: gerly 252, P. Story 181; lad. Woo Loot Z. I H;•h Sin•le Game - C. HagVampires - S. Clark 164; gerty "' 149; . .., B. Hennessy ~N. Moyer 1.26: B. Triplett 142 ;. ri w.. -~ e. * t~ D. Hunnell 149; E. Mees TRI COUNTY LEAGUE Her son, Adrian, carne • '•- ..,. lor-.._ 50,...... I KIUED IN WRECK Cusick, 21, East Palestine, wos USBON <UPI) - Howard K. kllled early today when he NQ TICEI for with Mr . and Mrs. True Bless- jPleasant called on Jus SIS e d_ i ~a QLAN MILLS, INC, BOX Attn. Chorl" Hull , SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 300 ;sa·~~~i!,.,...,,.,...,..;;•=-,;,;;;,~...,...,...,...,...,...,=...,...,==.!! gC~ot~Oid~~s~w~ot-~,.~~~~-~~W~o~a=2~,iLo~si'"O~ . ~~~~;I Woods 553 - Martin 470: Grat Winebrener called on Mr. and Cobra 's - J. McKnight 11 5; 466 ; Schilllng 461; Sobart 601; Mrs. Okey Roush Tuesday aft- Handicap 42 ; Total 225Z; Won Lost 3, Points I. Foroman I< 11Abbott - H. Blackston w; E. Abbott 494; R. Grueser 407; Dillon 525: B. Radford 5311; Total 2439; Won s. Loll O, i P1mllr •ml YoU< As Advertised ln PflUIIionl Good Housekeeping In I. Removes HARDNESS & IRON Soten•, FJit•r•, Refine~ What are water spot'S, lime spots, fllm caused by tap water? Row do they burt complexions. dull hair. spoil fabrics damage plumbing? Get the an· swers. Phone for your FREE copy of "The IVa· ter Spot Story."' FREE TIILimdnc.. Meigs €1JuDiy ll<aglo ClubR . Rupe 5Zl; J. Johnson 4611; Johnson 387: B. Chisler 471; R Bowen 542: Total 2387; Won 2. Lost 1 Potato I. Malon Cily Keystone -McKenzie D. Ash 490; B. Gloeckner 454· T. Ml!rctnko 421; G. Craig ' Handicap 123; Total 2315; 1, Loal 2, Polots %. Ind. High Game - Art Stobart 214: ln1. High Series _Art stobart 601; Team High _ Holsum Sales 894; 1'l'•·•m High Series Holsurn sa tes 2551 ' Crow's Steak Houge 2551.' Completely Autom•tic WE STOCK January 14:, 1965 SOFTENER SALT WE RENT e LEASE OR SELL J Mrs. F. A. Batey , Mrs. Otha j old-fashioned home baked bread from your oven in 15 minutes! •• • N. Carsey 398: I. Couch 333, met in the Par1sh House wath L. Burt 282; J . Hysell 344: 1 Mrs. Melvin Knapp as hostess. •• Middleport:':O='::.:::H~o~nd~ic~a:p.-~34;;,5;.,;iiiT"'o'"ta'"l...2023=;l Mrs. Ave. Henry Buck, Jr. presented a program on missions in India, Malaya and Tanganyika. Members attending were Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Jack 1 T. Welch, Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Harry Dyer, Mrs. Ralph I Whitmore, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, I Mrs. Donald Bumgardner. Mrs. [ Henry Buck, Jr., and the hos. ""'""'~ii':'i:~~::;:;::::::.:=::i:==:::::~::::i evening classes e e e • flO I Cons 6. 6 that's when you •E~~;cept Item• Prohibit•d ly law . .l!!ila REDEEM THIS COUPON FOil - -. . fJ!l•) the more, J4JLGREEN STAM,:; Our Friendly Staff with a $20.00 PURCHASE Now thru Wed ., Feb. 3rd, 1965 grande college Rio Grande College is offering 11 eventng classes the winter semes· ter. Four of these will be taught at the college, the others will be offered at various other locations thr'lughout South-Central and South- •oN~ A> r ou AT ANY Bob Miller, Mgr. he may check their credentials and assign an adviser to them before registration day . All evening students will begin their registration by reporting to the registrar's office, where further instructions will be given. aN JET AT ANY on the COLLEGE CAMPUS Registration for evening classes: TUESDAY, JANUARY 26 - 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. On Camp us Classes ~ Hour Class Math. 312, Calculus P. E. 321 , Teaching Health In El Ed. Bd. 412. Aud .-Visual ,Ed. 315, Teaching Math. In El Ed. and Sec. Ed . Farultv Credit Locat. M. W 7- 9 Mr. For~h{'~' 4 Allen 3 M 7-10 7-lU Mr. Lanham 3 Mr. Burdell 3 Comm. 3 Allen 3 Tu Mr . Ohm Th Han . 6 3 7-10 _ Off Cam pus Cla~ses - Class Day Hour Faculty Credit Locat. 'Ed. 319, Teach ing Soc . Sciencr in , El. Education "Eng. 213, Am . Liter. ., ._,. ,... 211, Principles 211, Eng. Lit . Apprerial History Vn :tf..""!· Sci 311. Polit m. M 7- 9 Tu w 7-JO 7-10 7-10 7- 9 Mrs Hontos Mrs . Burton Mrs. Rouse Mrs. Frecker Hendershott 2 3 3 3 2 Jackson Jackson Pomeroy Pomeroy Wellston Th 7-10 7-10 Mr Lackev Mr. Smith. 3 3 Wellston H. S. Piketon H. S. M w Th H. S. H. S. H. S. H. S. H. S. Woo 0, Lost 3. Team No. I c. Ohlinger 370; E. Searles 346; N. Amsbary 449; A. Hanning 43; P . Mullen 419; Handicap 153 ; Total 2170; Won 3. Lost 0. New York Clolh!ng-J. Walton 311ll; R. McTurner 458 : J. warner 415 ; C. Krautter 301; B. Smith 391; Handicap 228; ' Total 2197; Woo 3, Loot 0. Rutland Furniture - R. Grate 2'10; P. Carson 323; C. Black 285 ; M. Edwards 285; V. Grate 348; Handicap 3611 : Total !851; Won t , Lost I. Ind. High Game - R. McTurner 178; Ind. High Series ; - R. McTurner 4!)8; T e a m 1 High Came New York Clothin~ House 789; Team High Series - New York Clothing 2197. This is if I Home baked bread, with a~ crust and a wonderful aroma as yoo senreil. bot ODd fresh from your oven I And so simple and et:JSlf to prepare. It's not frozen- no thawing or refrigeration neede d . Simply pop into a preheated 400" oven b-1'5 minutes. Out it comes hot and steami119o full..lxxfted and enriched, in w onderful pull-apart savory slices. - deUc:ioasly NEW -lroai \ 1 Cllllle qbt•• ..t apill for dolicates, IPJash & W.... .soaks 1111 ) m lltaiJ, WISbes automatically. further information write or call : Director of Extension ond Student Totchlng RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Rio Gronde, Ohio 45674 245·5353, Ext. 2 EVANS ..... '"'"lit... OIO~ib;lftj Swift's Premium - Fresh, Leaa GROUND BEEF Every Ouaee Guaraateed c Pill ... li • lb. Oaly $ katie EY&a .95 CINNAMON POWIIIIED 511GAII CAKE JlleaYie« d , • PlusJfi..Away IIIMf.Jet•fllttplta wnd IliON! i. Even Less With Trode· ln Matching Dryer Just $159·95 BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPOIT,.O. ~ ~j, .· -·. I EASY TlRMS • ,..,~,., Bag •l'alenlld Dllpkliutl 'l!illllw belps ..,...•• ALL CLASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 rc u '" '''' " '· '"" 41be 1 •enic• .....,•••- hf ·~ THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT to cause poteatial never requlf'K ona..) This is why the new Jet.Aeflon Ylftberls·lw:'Bd by the st'<M>IIest warr3111Ja Fna;dalre ._ e"Ver had: l·year wra••• fDr repair of-. c:llfect w:thout char. ., plus .._- ..., . . lor tua.-t·eivP, •o"'' For Cooking or Eatinc ROME BEAUTY was..., the ~· ,·~ · ''"'" •·o~.o; tt<l b> lo ., O NE COUPON Q[D£0"-ED WITh ~ .. ( 11 S~ OO TOll MA Y ~ED/!M .OS M.0.'"-1'1" (QIJ. "built in" the AeW Jet Action bas bND dHJtned b:t Frigtdaire to eive you a new. bieber standard HI washer d•pendability. The ..echanism is simplicity itsetf: (No &ews, 110 ~WII•rs, 110 ltelts furnishing repleeer-.t ol - . EVANS PIJ~(H~Sf Gal. fitness, Washtnilt"O". D. C. tor tnfOrmation. TWIN LOAF N(.,.ll. . with a $5 .00 PUIItCHASI Now lhtu Wed., Feb. Jtd, 1965 /z The ''perl.ct" .,.....,. may- be buill, bt1t enriched .....,. ,,;.,,.. . EVANS d.t'Ri;!sTAft',PS AT ANY In n~rsing or news reporting. ~ng or teJe~ision , tne ft.rture belon&s to the fit. The tutur. b6kwlts to thole vipous enou1h to liVe it end V..pe it. Are your schools provicting for ph~ical fitness as part of a sound edumtion? You parents can help see that they do. Write~ The President's Council on Physical the Agua Cali~te-Future Book. · that look AGt:A CALIENTE. Mexico , i (UPI)-Gun Bow was cut from 1a 3-1 to a 2-1 favoflte Sunday for the Santa Anita handicap to be run Feb. 27. Candy Spots ' and Hill Rise remained co-second choices at &1 , according to '" '~ ~•S• s GAS Ranges 1 ALL REGISTRATION IS TO BE CONDUCTED .,..._y w''" ""' IUOEEM lHIS COUPON fOR _ _ _.,. 1 " slide in" FRIGIDAIRE VWASHER Farms Ice Cream Be sure ...designed jet-simple for maXimum dependability! GUN BOW CUT br 11w 101 to see the ne w 1 U(tpf h-1 ~ roh0b i1U 0Nl COU , ON P[QlfMEO WHO! U,(M $10 uu P'-J~C~.O~[ M.l n:lrfM A) N.Ar>!T (Ol/ PQ...,<, ' l H)ij Wl'.o• ' ' "' '"' <; P•lrS WORRIED ABOUT WASHER BREAKDOWNS? Among those attending the inauguration ceremoniH in Char· lestor. on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Layne and Mr. and 1 Mrs. Herman Layne. EVANS-·.-.; - with a $10.00 PURCHASE Now thru Wed .. Feb. 3rd, 1965 Loans made quickJy to West Virginb Hoaidentl through our CITY LOAN & GUARANTY CO. here ALSO SINGLE SIGNATURE LOANS 1 • ·~~~ ~:~r,J:~::s 125 E. Main St. Remodeling your kitchen 1 Shawver. eastern Ohio. All students planning to enroll in evening classes must notify the registrar as early as posstble before registration day so that •~ · · 0 N i (UUPQN HDf!M t li W l lfl E.o.(~ $10 UQ YQl/ Rfi)Ef ... .O.S MANT (OIJ . Phone WY 2·2171 1 ntJ with a $10 .00 PURCHASE Now lhru Wed., Feb. 3rd, 1961 & SAVINGS CO. Buy W t\ ft ~:irt:;r~:: s ~UI(PU )( HAVEN PERSONALS ' E. Barringer of Chicago, spent : several days during the week I end with his grandpart'llls, Mr. i and Mrs. Lloyd RoOJsh. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shawver and daughter of Salem. W. Va. were recent guests or Ivan AT ANY box ITY OAN I OU lo\U l fO(IM AS MA N Y (01J rOw OQNS A') lb. Wellesley 1 ~URC~.O.'f SALTINES I Ivan Shawver has returned home after being a medical patient at Holzer Hospital for : st-vera1 days. . Master Stpehen Barringer, j young son of Rev. and Mrs. John ONf COUPON REOH~o® WllH UCH S20 .00 Dixie Belle · tess. ~W NOW THRU WED., FEB. JRD WITH NEWSPAPER COUPONS AND REQUIRED PURCHASES• phone us for qujck appxoval Then etop for your money ln one trip. Have Ieos to pay out. Enjoy yourself all • l 1 ments are too atiff •• •• i STAMPS need one sensible cosh loan. J u•t •• •• •• ••• •• •• •• 10!.-:.~or. If bills are bothering you ... If pay- •• •• •• • BAKE n' BREAK c 2 WHEN MONEY COUNTS MOST • • ' SOUP DO •• • •• m:2. 1 FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. 2nd . New Haven News Notes Simon's Mkt. - P • Colhns Lieving, Miss Millie Bumgar- i 41Z; G. Burdette 319; D. Clark ner, Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mrs. · I 374; M. Domigan 382; D. Glaze Waid Cunningham, Mrs. R. F.f 362; Handicap 210; Total 2119- Bryant, Mrs. George Jewell , I won 2, Loot I. Fabric Sbop- Mrs Howard Burris aM R"'V I E. Roush 4116; A. Nea"". 399; Martin Berisford. I N. Harton 387 ; L. McKin~ey, 373: 1. Howell 363; Handocap ' RUTH CIRCLE MEET'.! . 183: Total Zll; Won I, Lest The Ruth Circle of the St. Landmark - p_ Bilikam I Paul Lutheran Church Wom_en WATER Chicku loodle ••• 1 ---------CLASS MEETS Mrs. Clayton Athey and Mrs. Thelma Capehart were hos- 1 tesses at the monthly meeting of the Live Wire Class of the EUB Church. Mrs. llernard Lie. ing was m charge of devotions · using as her subject, "Neigh-: borhood Evangelism " ThP scripture was read by Miss Millie Bumgarner. . A short bustness meetong was held at which tlme the regular ' reports were given. A social hour followed . · Those attending were Mrs. : Bernard Lieving, Mrs. Harry 1 I Capehart, Mrs. Ray Weaver, 1 Campbell's • D. Thomas 410; R. Graves 508; 1I::M::rs:·:S:a:r•:h::H:a:n:nu:m::i:s:s::uf- Thlnt• That Ordlnerr Ta' W...r Can 0. To YGu, Your Old Town Flats Society Notes •• Total 2551; Won %, Lost I, Polat ernoon. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Winebren· ~ G & J - J . Sisson 390; J. er were business visitors in Cal· Johnson 454; R. fulwling 448; lipolis Tuesday. The Wild YOU AND 'l'BB lAW Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw Optometrist • Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday Call: Wy-2-3277 1 rnon~hs 1 !:.er~-;ta!; l!: 4t.~: ..._ JW h-. ...,d. SUODUB- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan . 25, 1965·5 1 1- - - - - • Mlddt~rt S. McKn',.,.ht 65; Handicap 686; ' Jon. 11, lNI her to spend some time in his ing. , Mr. . and. Mrs. Leo Roush an -c I f I S da Total 1356: won o, Lost Crow•o Slealt o01110 - Ingels home. Mrs. Flavis Leitner has re- 1 amo Y aun Y· . f Sli!lg Rays - J. Mankin 221; 558 . Sears 437 : Halley 454: Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush turned lo her home here after \· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roley 0 C. Hannahs 175; Bhnd Holliday 502; Duerr 498: Hand- were in Gallipolis Friday. spe nding the past few Mt. Storm ,. W. .. weree C. Haggerty 252: 1'. !Cap 102; Total 2551 ; Woo 1 Mrs. Leolia Young, Mrs. Fan· with her son, Noah and Iamdy, 1urday evenmg dlnner g!:!t~ I IM: Handicap 466; Total 1388; Lost !, Polnll 3. Holsam - nie Roush and Mi" Donna _. tbe,... will -.--Old " 24; i r Ml'll, Betty shields reeteved word of the death of her siSter, Ml'll. Minnie Lloyd of Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Shields attended the funeral there . Mrs. Ethel Lathey of Parkersburg wSJ a Thursday guest of Mn. Maude Blessing Roush. s. 3 ~ By !reae Wlne ......er :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;,;;a Now,....c ' ..... ~.-.. nd M , Ook Grimm. jlivl"'C In Parkersburg. fering with an attack of laryn-j in Maryland. . be IMr. a r.Mro. Georgia Grimm was I gilis. Ro.ss and Lawrence Wme en- Ronnie Carpenter of the li.S. bualneaa visitor In Ga!UpoliB or Mrs. Audrey Hoffman and Ier were Saturday evemng vlao~ Army has a :JO.day furlo~. 'Mulrsday. Shelby shopped in Pt. Pleas- ors of Mr. and Mrs . Glenn He spent a few days wilb biB te h d lw< ant, Saturday. Hoffman and family. Ifather , Mr. Wade Carpenter and Elva Can r a R' 'Mr. Lawrence Wlnebrener of Mr. and . Mrs. Clare . Severlgn is to report at Fl Lewis, Wash. ICOUSins vllnting her from II' Columbus was a weekend guest are spendrng some tome woth , ~H~is:.: w~ife~and::.:bab~y~d~aug~h:te~r~are~:ley~,~Th~a~rada~~Y·:,.............., of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Misses Carnet•Aten and Elame Ross Winebrener and DoruJa. McKmney. . Mr. and Mrs. Calvm BlesSUJg Mrs. Opal Sayre had the mJS· ' and Clarence Blessmg were fortune of havmg • car ace!We hive been informed th•l • number of p110ple dmner guests Sunday of theor dent last week, which has caus. tho ar.. were sold .,polntments to parents, Mr. and Mrs. True ed her a slight leg injury and tn -..-Mill 1 J vary We 1 n ldan Blessing of Mason Clly. much soock. h•v• sittings made by Olon ' 1• 1• Mrs. Sarah Hannum an d Ro. • 'nt •soles 1nd t odvlsl..., have no record of thwou •pprec 1 bert speot Saturday on Mason Mr. Billy We1gand of _P~', onyane h1vlng on •ppolntmen --·· .... Fnsh hlly ooz.o-.v .... i;' l••• .1.- .,, Llmlt "'""' ,..,'ltl."'' " Qr.~•n•,i T• . SU PEl """.. "IKEI Jl . (-M~~M--,-g,-,-~~-_..,( �DEA.IIt..l?olri'll . _ p M o.., Beton Monday t~a<lllnt g,oo A QUALITY M CAN I~EU.ATIONS R~;uu• until 11'00 A. r'uhllca•~on with new rin~s. std. edl' Pulllo~nl"r Anur.a and 1 ,.:,~~ 1~0~'1,';~~':~10 For tiM COLUMBUS (UPI) - Olllo coiJeae buketbalJ records, inCl eluding games of Saturday, Jan. 23 . Placal Veer •••n• o."'"•' ''· ae. ,,... ,,.. .,....,,.tloa Total Sa.l&rlee and w..e, Dunn, U. Ye.,. HIM (Con.olidltt from all Paid Teams Ta~n:!:uauon :::: ·:: .. •~·=·= Central St. trans., radlO, beater, good Urea. Betee f'edarville Miami T.._. Lnr .. · .. · ..... ·" · :at .40 l.an••l1U11!, at. No. 1, Ohio '"11 nilll brown f1msh. 1957 Buick Special 2 Dr. _ Reduced to $495 Saturday High School Scores Ohio College Cage Records ANNUAL PIN ...NCIA" a ·I PO•T Locally owned and a nice well . cared for car. 6 .cyl. en~ine 1111. . ,....t"rVtll the M•IU rejl!"<."1 an, ao.a deem.cl f,,. ,.,,tol~ Erron •hould ~ ·r'"" lmm.,dlalrly Th• lltlb' •nl' .. ,..., ..,.. re1pon•lhlr tor rnDn ont' 1nrorrt"cl ~n•ertlon. ,.,.,~ Notice I- - -Legal " - - - --1 1960 Rambler Classic4.Dr. Sta. Wag. - $999 r"'ORRJ'r"TIONS ,,., aco·epled Fm Oav .,, W ill Pomeroy Motor Co. 01' Punllt"athre Y.oD<la' I----- 2 SIGNS WANT AD INFORMATION w Malone Kent State Denison Bowlin" Green case L Pta. Ptl. ~ Tech 13 0 106() 820 Kenyon S 10 1213 3 e 686 4 9 730 3 9 791 1272 Oblo Hlgll Sebool Bukelball 1 Amanda • Clearcroelr II 7(17 By Uaited Prell Iatemadonal I PleaJant Vlew eo M1amJ Trace SJ 790 Kettering Fairmont West 69 369 ' Spr'.."""eld South 61 COlumbus Academy 70 I &.l.l&&• CoJ •··- t>~•~ 1 Mansfield Malabar 47 Columbus Hartley 71 2 9 667 805 15 1 1396 1105 Defiance l 10 742 902 1Marion Harding 61 Fremont st. Josepb M 13 1 1~ 9 Ml~AMERICAN ! Delaware Hayes 4 Ohio Deaf 71 ll 1 822 789 Miami 9 0 765 561 Bridgedale 73 ~!gin 60 West~rn Pa. Deaf A 14 2 1477 1278 Ohio 4 1 418 346 Riverdale 77 Belle Center 59 Lancaster Fenwtck 58 12 3 1030 893 Bowling Green 3 3 413 460 Marion Catholic 1~ Newark Catholic 54 (1 ot) 9 3 770 667 West. Mich. 1 3 306 334 Mt. Vernon St. Vincent 72 CincinnaU Aiken 88 9 3 899 811 Marshall 0 8 244 316 HopewelJMLoudon 74 I Cincinnati Central 62 10 4 11170 909 Toledo 0 3 203 254 1 FostoMa St. Wendelln 71 Cincinnati Elder 66 10 4 854 TJ:1 Kent 0 4 240 315 Tiffin Columbian 61 I Middletown 44 9 4 1074 948 1 OJHO CONFERENCE Fostoria 58 Reading 66 Deer Park 64 10 5 1161 H114 j Ohio Wes. 7 0 545 455 Chauncey 70 Belpre 68 Lockland 60 Indian Hill 59 t~~~:~' c:·Jt/':, tonawua. re· Steubenv tlle I Fl'ndlay Alma 11: . Smilb a;ood tires Towl..hip CJeTir; Youngstown 1960 Chevrolet Only $1369 o&NUAL.:g~::~'" FUNDI 1Wittenberg Impala Station Wagon. VS engine, .&:Ulomatic trans . Ra~10, RAT!S General and for CluJfled Propa-t}' I Ohio Wesleyan Tn: ttol;t.J all Fumlt) 1,108 78 beater. Jugga~e rark. bca.uliful red vmyl and cloth interior. ~-,.,, Wan• o\d So:rTICII Cltarette T•x 1.5.68 Otterbein 4 l " pnJ~ per word one ln~ertlon Sharp whth! fmi sh, good tlrl?s . A bargain. '>lintmurn Cbar11 ell c~ nte ~J:;n~:~· a~~x Fin. rnn. <Loe~83·'7 Ashland •' Cenl.~ P<"r word tor Three COD· Govet-nmentl 300.oo Ohio Univ. se•·uU•e ln•erUor.-. ~n oe1 een• Ol•rounf on paid •"- and ::!::11~~·4-aX · .. :::: .. "· •.. ::: Dayton ad• paid -...·lthiD lOu-day• CA RD Of' THANlfti & OBITUARIU OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Akron 8 4 848 ?86 1Wittenberg 7 1 520 414 wahama (W. Va.) 63 Princeton 65 Greenhills 55 I ~~~t~:i~~trauon " 11.25 for 50 wunl min· Total Receipt. . 11'1.711 .11 Hiram 7 4 871 8091Akron 6 1 535 452 · Middleport 40 Kings Mills 73 New Miami 55 \m um &acb additional word Jo;POMEROY • OHIO General ~::e~Jt~:N:.,~vtI Rio Grande 9 6 1267 12M Otterbein 5 2 499 437 Racine 7D Pomeroy 57 Georgetown 69 Ripley ~ OFFICI HOURS 1:30 A. M . to 15.00 I' M oa.~l,. j 1 ~==~~==~====";'-"iB~u~jin;;;e~ss;"'SSe;;. ·rv;;ji~c;e;s--' ~~::::::~:~::: ~~- ..·. Cincinnati 9 6 1127 10461Muskingum 5 3 480 452 Union Furnace 66 waterloo 43 Wilmington 7l Centerville til la~urday -8. 30 A M la : 2:00 noon For Sale 1--;-:-:;--:;;:::::-..,.,--=:--=-:---:count)' He.nb Meeun, bY 1 John Carroll 5 4 614 706 1 Hiram 5 3 608 591 Rutland 77 Wilton 62 New Kenton 76 IT'S SO EASY • .... ..,____ Trutte&--Bond P•ymentl . . 71." , . To PLACE A -,---:c · • • , f"hnnNwl... Genend Supplle• .. 18 .80 1Manetta 6 5 820 762 1 Capital 5 4 714 666 Martins Ferry 70 Cambridge 89 Xenia Woodrow Wilson 80 aESut.T PRODUCING I 19:)0 PLYMOUH, 1 man HNIIDJ ~~~:re~e~eral ..E~~~uve .. 80'1 .2 , Bluffton 7 6 1011 10051Wooster 4 4 539 501 Union Local 70 I Cincinnati Woodward 6I WANT AD power saw Reasonably pricMIDerPOle. .... Pnur Reuer-BurtaJ hPWJ.M 21.00 Muskingurn 8 8 946 1053 Mt. Union 3 3 403 426 st. Clairsville 60 , Cincinnati Walnut Hllls 45 J 25 6tr D-d He.11lth-Taxe• withheld ror PHONE WY 2-2156 ed. Phone WY 2-6812 · - ·- 1 ~:oo~~ vour sewer tro•IUel Dl•trtct uoaro Qf Health 1Wl. 71 Toledo 6 6 888 950 Marietta 3 5 528 533 Wodsfield 88 Beallsville 53 Cincinnati Withrow ~ 1Ohl N h · We Uve 1.11 .._ c~metertea-com.prnsatlon of · 3 5 437 ~ " 0 Wayne Township 84 Jewett 57 ELECROLUX sweepers. com· 1 omcer• •nd Employe• o ort ern 6 7 1~3 "' 1~9 vo I DeOLSOn Cincinnati Western H'll I S 15 07 .58 7 ·th a t ar hmcnl >· r\ • l ' Sewer MacllTool•, """"'"' ,.. , Capital 6 7 979 1010 Bald-Wall. 1 5 438 49 Lakeland 87 Sm'lthft'eld 82 I pete WI Reason Ide Materia!• . . . . . ... . 121 .49 Notice t:ondition . $16.95. wv 2 1862 1 a Pu,..-,hll•e• o1 Land •• . a:~ .oo Wooster 6 7 888 853 1Oberlin 1 6 427 538 Adena 83 Yorkvil1e 78 ~:;.,~~m~':J' .....~ . .. ,., Ohio State 6 7 984 10191Heidelberg l 7 469 574 ~iltonsville 90 Mingo 37 WILL DO rug weaving. WI 9- - - -- - - 1 22 stc I CaD W"i Z-lll'l• na, or Nlpt --,:-:::=:-=-,,.,--..:',.,::•:..;lie= Totlll Cemetery Expen•e ... •. MUZ Wilmington 5 6 814 865 Kenyon 0 7 382 531 Cleveland John Adams 83 1 28211. 1-9-20lp ;-: Mlrlllterlal Monie.11 . . . . . . 43 46 SINGER sewi ng Machi ne t\ -1 lEAfiNG, Plomblng, MoeUer Fire Protecuon--Contracu. · ]Oberlin 5 6 726 796 . MID-OHIO Cleveland Benedictine44 • A.UTOM:~ !s'tr:,ce ~onditio~- Equipped to Zig- Fumaca. AnoJd BI"Odten. ~o~::n~11';~ ~;~~;ctf:r'n.. ::·: Mt. Union 4 5 580 444 , Cedarv1ilt 4 0 299 237 , Cleveland cathedral Latin 68 ~~. •---T Cally WY :':..... zao . . nd .make fancy ,.de.'i Jgns 1· '18 East Malo Street. rom- mthwayo~~-Malntl"nan~:e and 9. . · Xavier 6 8 1268 1241 Ashland 3 1 278 225 1 Cleveland Glenville 59 IM.-.::IIMI" rt.::II'IIU "' " Jlep•ir fGaa Tax) · · · · · •1'15 60 I ' I 8 1050 1163 1 2 2 28' %63 lljUl 1 by . inse.·rtmg.. cams. ~ 111 sac-. I eroy. Pboae W'l z.at1L Ma~11tl"nance 1nd Rep•lr · Baldwm-Wal ace 6 Bluffton " Cleveland East Tech 84 I --------------------- ~ riflce :or $26.80 or $U month 7 zo tfc ~~i.~iL~llhW~~ Expen~~ .,~· ;:·: Western Reserve 3 5 604 616 Wilmington 1 3 281 329 cleveland Collinwood 52 IBY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON For Rent Jy. Call WY 2·3862. 1 22 5tc ~ rRANSMISSION Salvage Com- E~f!~::hlpRP;~~-;:ent - .. .lae:!W !Fenn 3 5 595 578 1Defiance Bl TO 4 229 318 Cle\'eland St. Ignatius 49 ,Mrs. Cora Coates iJ a pa. -:-::-:= . R Deduction• by county Aud.Jtor: g en Cleveland Rhodes 47 tient in the Meigs General Hog.. .:: . . . - - - 1IOCUST POSTS tor sale. Also : pany epalring all makea. For Election• ....... . . 158115 Team w LPts Ops Cleveland West Tech 92 't 1 p FOR RENT - F urmshed apart- ~ d Ph Sh" ·man Ho•omabc and standard trans- For Workmen'a Compen..uon 210:98 PI a, omeroy. I flrt'WOO . . d < For Ad~ertlsin&' Dfllq. Lande 31 Michigan 3 0 283 2.35 Mr and Mrs Paul Buckley b th d Th WC 2_6476 missions Maurice Gagnon Leg11J Notlcu "' N<e.,..~aper · 1e:7, 1 Cleveland John Marshall 59 · · ment. ree rooms an a · 1 . 1 22 3tp All utilities furnished. S e e brrts, . , : Owner. Phone WY 2-8173. ' Toht P;r,~~".!."v o~~= . 116.000.64 1 ~~~:is : ~: :~ i Cleveland West 107 , ~tndd fa?JihilyM, AlfTedd recMrentlyv·v~-1 . Fred Hoffman at 256 South FHF:E USE o( our Carpet Sham· 11 17 tfc OPIAATIONS av FUNDI Cleveland Lincoln 90 1 e WI r. an s. ll'gl Fourth Ave., Middleport. pooer With purchase ot Blue Road Fun• By United Press Jatemationol Minnesota 2 1 250 209 1Cl I nd St Ed d 72 Buckley k .&UC..TIONI:,;EI\ Balan~ . JpnuUJ 1, S t d I d" 3 2 404 181 : eve a . war , • Sha mpoo. Ba er R t064 (Clerii:J aa.....,.7:11 I a or ay n tana 221 233 I Gilmour 64 Mrs. Maunce Reed, Ml'!. Mo-DERN furnt'shed 2 rooms I l.ustre dd l l C.mpietll ISerrice erelpt Durtnt Yur . , . lt,7S8.57 j Purdue I 2 F k B" nd E d b th ff" . nc apartment t•umilmc, Ml epor Tot81 Rec-t"ipt and Bllance t8.6.5tl.29 ST MORIT?iJ Switzerland - Northwestern 211 25.1 Solon 75 Cleveland South 53 r~n Ise, a Mrs. mest an a e ICll' y ' ' I 19 6t.c (.'tttt ~aclford Payment Durlnl Yelr l3.o70.08 . ~.... l 2 Whitehead attended Art8 First Ooor. Middleport. Phone t.•rtte, P'Due • Colltad Balance, llecember Jl, . . Larry McKillip of Saranar Wisconsin 1 3 25I 3091 Revere 62 Nordonia 47 an WY 2-3874. 1 21 12tc A. C. BRAI)'YURD o~:!n~~~e;k>Warrant, !1.5.15110 Lake, N. Y., was injured in a OhiO State 0 3 213 252 1Midpark 56 and Crafts Workshop for Scout 31 · HHu rad) $1 595 Ra-'-~ .... DH~mber Z477J9 bobsled acctdent that forced Ml'ch·lgan State '"! Parma Valley Forge 4:9 leaders at the St. Andrews M. 0 3 ~ 272 THREE R(JOM rurnished apart· 63 Tempest _ , ~. U•.. Bfilan(.~ In n.. po.ttory E hu h p k b II tfr December JJ. J!Hit · .. B.o62.1J8 1 the U. S. No. I two-man sled Berea 64 North Olmsted 51 · · C rc ar ers urg. 1 1 rnent with bath tor couple. 4 dr. L0\1 milrage. Auwma --::--c:-c:------=--=~::: Ba~:;:,'. '',,',",',,"' , ',". 1r,..-n•hl• Fun•• , team to be withdrawn from the University School 65 I Overnight guests ol Jean Phone WY 2M 54:-\5 m Middle- lie ~ hifl Like rw w '" c hd 11 Sa Real Estate Fot Sale R~~~rr•' DUi-1". .. • .. . 978.40 world championships. Fairview 64 1 as 0 ar were ndra Newb2 Buick - - $1 ,983 fotalJIR~elptl ~~d ~~~e l::::: l IElyna Cathobc 64 I tun, Lln~a Brown, Lind~ Evans, port. 212 South Flfth Ave ___ l IS tfc L<'Sa bre 2 dr. Hard Tnp . One i ::t:_~~~De~~~rrl~aiwt 2.979.96 1 HIALEAH, Fla. - Sunstruck · Olmsted Falls 57 Mary Fitch, Csthy Otichester, APARTMENT, 5 rooms and rmfJJI ,,,.,., ~'uckltl' ~ LJtlllt~ 'C'"''" Warranta . .. .. t,ooo ... won the 330'900 Royal Palm[ Brooklyn 57 Bedford Chane! 53 andLloRosemary . Sh owner ' good r""'' cnrr {.,UI j 7 IOutttandlng d F ellAndrews. . tl t balh. shower and tub. 6:l S. mg.· 011 s · i Dec~mher JJ. IIHH ;Add) uat Handicap at Hialeah by five Chagrin Falls 71 Aurora 62 . Y err JS a pa en 3rd St., Middleport, Phone - ?OMEROY - 6 Mroom frame Bab~~:"a.,:~r ~~ 01~ry, ~ ote.!IO : lengths over Rainy Lake. h II Orange 69 Hawken School 35 tn the Camden-Clark Hospital wY 2-2671. 1 15 uc home with bath forced hot ' Tol" •• . " ,,..,, · __ PT. PLEASANT - Mars a 1w Ge K'rtl d Parkersburg. __ "::' · H;o!o~~nce hnuary 1 1964 U t Ill offer extension est auga 59 I an 43 -----81 TRArLER LOTS - free sewa1r heating, full basement Cltrk • 4,874 12 LOS ANGELES, Calif. -Wy· mversl Y w · Cleveland LuUteran East 61 Pomeroy, Ohio WJih recreatiOn room attachM ~~~~~,P~. Durlnr Year n.T82 81 omJa Tyus of Tennessee State classes in Pt. Pleasant If enough Ct I d St J h ca t" u ROYAL TREATMENT age and water. Brown's l'raJI• " 8 ec.JPll and B•l•n!!e 22..ua 93 •. eve an . on n IUS ~~'~ I SAN FRANCISCO UP!) 0 rses for 1· h llurlng Ye•r l8.o5!)M I OlympiC 100-meter champiOn mteres IS s own m c u I R'dg ']] 51 C0 I b" 34 I er Pa rk (Slate Approved). '. .. - - - - - - - - - - - - · 1 ed garage with breezeway' Paymenu 1 BaiBncl! Derember JJ Jtlfl4 t u s ' the second semester evi e urn la Patients at a San Francisc0 1 Mmers~,o"J IIe, Oh10, Phon£' WY DAIRY HAY 800to IOOOba!es, ' on landscaped lot near new (CJerk"sl ·· . · ... t.IIOll29 SE' a · ·women's record in . ' · · 's rin field 41 Akron Central 88 . • . B.·, hr . ·' mll<•s •N••rtll ho,pital Will qualify for F"HA outAlilndlnt Warrant•, I the 60-yard dash with a time of An orgamzatlOnal meetmg Will i p hg ~ II 8 Hosplta) are bemg treated like 1 15 tJc, Vi"lor 2.3324. , , · · l)@cem~r 31 IM4 <Add) 2 soo 20 be h ld T sda Ja 26 at 6·30 Cuya oga l' a s 7 k' g long term financing B ~lRnce 1n DePository, ' · 16 7 Set.'OndS at the sixth annuaJ e ue y, n. · 1 Ak E t 66 m s. Two 4 ~oum furnis hed apart· i of Chester. Ohio. I 2:"r3tp OliVE TOWNSHIP 6 room DecPmper 31. Jl/64 , •• • • 9.109 49 1l..os Angeles Invitational indoor p. m in the Board of EducaM k G r ld A~n as45 Instead of the usual three ments One f1rst fluor W't l- , \1AYTAG washer, galvan1zed "t~ne house With bath - hot l -2:i· tt.c track meet tion office on Eighth Street. Akron Herbie 60 ance meals a day, patients at St '"". 11 27 tic tub tJnlv us"• aboul 8 t1mes . water heating · NOTic• 0 " IAL• OF CAR Clases to be taught will de. A ron anAk67 K now gt.t nl {needs ' new I NutJre Ia hereby Dven lh at on Felt. -S6 Mary's Help "--p•'tal nt.RS 1 M~~lll!:l-tN IJ room ana oath $50. Sidnev Hankison . Rut - !miler. stone fireplace, en- ~fg'~/~1 1~,;~/~o: ~. t~~ ~~~~[~ sunt pend upon the subjects requestM I ron enrnore five - including a ctontinent:JI turmshed apartment. MId · land, Ohio. 12:i-6tp closed bi.ck porch and base- ! IUC!Inn to the high"""il bidder for cull PEBBLE BEACH, caur. 1 ed and the number of persons iCanton South 60 breakfast and an evening In hand at Pomeroy Motor co an h · t' 1 Akron South 57 k dlt>port W'i. :3874 I - -· I ment Beautiful 1 acre lot Mam stred. Pomery. Ohio t::':' ,~: - Australia's Bruce Crarr.pton present at t e orgamza tona B be ton 63 Ak on Ellet 57 snac .. 8x50 3 bedroom Nartonal h.>wln1 described vebi~:Je to 'Wit th $84 500 Bin Cr b meetmg I ar r r Hospttal administrators oay 9 1'• tlC 11957 ·' 1 W!lh dnveway, garage, com- ' One 1964 ~ ton Ph!kup .fi.uck, Ser· won e · g OS Y · . . . Ravenna 59 Salem 53 - 1 House 1'railer Call Ravens I fers a f:hmese chestnut plen1a1 Nu 4CI44Nt02098 NatJOnal Pro. Amateur golf • Persons mterested m takmg a the change was made beeaus~ 5 K(l0'-1 a] artment and bath., d 213 9425 t · . GENERAl" MOTORs I . Soc ' 1 St d' N 202 Copley 63 Greene 59 docto had lalned th 1 7 24 . . . woo . P ty of shrubbery and flowers. ACCEPTANCE oaPORATION 1tournament with a 72--hole score course m Ia u Jes o. I Wood 'd 66 H dso 53 . rs comp at unturmsnd A.ll ulllllles tur·lBY . w T Re s• of 284 Iare asked to contact Mrs. Ro-n ge u n their patJentl didn't look Wr mshed. Upstairs above Dr SLUC.C:ISH sepllc tank"' Clog· $400000 A wonderful opporM IU·Hc l . -ger Wilson phone 675--1085. This Manchester 63 Mogadore 56 ward to meal times. Oonov<'~n ·s otke Phone WY gcd dnuns? Get Klecm~:m tumty for a handy man want. • Lorain st Mary 70 2-3046 or WY 2-2064. All Septic lank cleaner at mg to own his own borne PHlLADELPHIA, Pa. -Dick course mcludes Integrated SQ..I . W t R 78 l 12 Uc Landmark Farm Bureau WANTED - A small busine~s I Weber of St. Loms and AM cial Science, a sb.Idy of function.s L k 55 At ~s e~ eserve INCENTIVE FUND ~- _ _ . : l-l-30tc with liVIng quarters by eld-· Slattery of Salt Lake Ctty, of contemporary soctal, polttt· Wa,;;h ;aGer tt .11 24 SAN MATEO, Call!. (UPI) 1 5- room and bath apartment l l" ' t Utah won the men's and worn cal and economic institutions. am arre XVI e A $50 fund has been Ret up 1 1 in Pomero~· Phone Wf t-:m~ erl y COltphel wan mgt . o sup• 1 en's ~hampionships of the BowiM There must be at least 12 to 15 Newton Falls 66 Southeast 61 at the College of San Mateo to p l'ment t e r presen mcome. M Streetsboro 71 Burton 39 h 1 tud t h · BeST PR ICES ON 12 to Uc C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR ing Proprietors Association of students in each calss before a 1 . e P a s en w o 18 a poor BOX !!9 wy 2-3830 JAN. Z5 Americas All-star tournament. subject can be orfere<'l. ~run;w~ck ~7 ~~ers~ 46 1 69 scholar. TRAILER lots for rem. close POMEROY OHIO . Commander Guinther is can. : -ort an n . ort wes A group from South San to Laundrymal and schools ' 1 22 Jtc ing a special and urgent meet I ST. MORITZ, Switzerland Cloverleaf 12 Medma 68 Franc!SC<l set up the award_ and Valley Lumber & Supply Cnm· 670 X 15 __ 16.60 - - - - - - -- - 1 ing of Drew Webster p N ' Britain's Tony Nash and Robin Buckeye 7ll Black River 114 asked school officials that it b• os1 o. Dover 60 Wooster 48 restricted to a promlslng 8tupany, M1dd~eport. 10-3-Ur ou• ra). :<"OH SALE- Middle~·~~ tal). l 39, American Legion, Mnnday Dixon scored two record runs . ,. Nylon Blockwoll Tube fvo• . Jan 25 at 7 F 11 . over the St Moritz bob run and Worthmgton 50 Whitehall 41 dent with less than a C average, ·1H · r;t!; an::: fl,ur m•"'· furD· ~ heest building. located 352 N I · ! p.m. o owrngg · . . Mount Vernon 63 to hel motivate him. Ill and •nturmshl'<l apan ' ~SUPER SERVICE See•md str ..t Middleport the busmess meeting, plans for sucressfutly retamed thetr U A II gt 49 p meo!JI W~ l-"434 12 6 d• STA TlON p,., ed tor qut~k oate 11> the new home will be discussed world two-man bobsledding tiU ba 102 : r dvr n ; n LANIIAM _ _APPOINTED _ __ u"e a! Ohio Hotel. ' All members are urged 00 at- tie. PT. PLEASANT - Two dl- r na an leW Auto Sales to<k w Cmey q I tend. I __ vorce acllons were dlsm!ssed, Franklin llelgbts 8'1 PT. PLEASANT- Charles C. ' "'•' w~ >-9932 FOR SALE: Modern all elee. Bethel No. 6Z of the Inter- ROCHESTER, N. Y. -Jim- two civil actions were continued Colmnbus Ready 73 Lanham, president of the Pt. 57 BUICK Roadmast.r. 1400 ott trrc 3 bedroom borne, liiO • notional Order of Job's Daugb- my Brown star fullback of the until May term of Circuli Court, London 55 Jonathan Alder 41 Pleasant - Mason County Phone WY 2-2768. LUMP and run of mine coal ' 1110 lot. S)'l'l!cuse, Phone Dick Iers will meet at the Pomeroy world champion Cleveland and one action remanded to the West Jefferson 72. Chamber of Commel\'6, and vice 12 22 31ttp for sale Goeglein Coal co. sterrett. W'i :&-2521. Masonie Temple, MondaJ at Browne, was named winner of Justice of Peace Court in MaMadison Soutb 71 president of the Citizen'• Na----.:;;:--::---;-:- - 1 Page St., Middleport. .. - 11 2$ 1fc 7:30 p. m. the 15th annual s. Rae Hickok son County Circuit Court Frl- Teays Valley 79 . tinal Bank, bas been appointed Tbt Rambler •-•--"'-'-' .... 12 4 tic -"professional atblete of the day. Falrfle1d Umon 58 to ,erve on the """"'"= 01 82 World Standard Compact ! . FARM. A. on hard road. Jane Howell Tent, Daughton year" award. Divorce actiono dismissed Columbus South 79 panslon Committee lor 1965 ac· EJ.cdleneo ~ S~~E~ Sewmg \lachine• butldtng Sites~ old house and of Union Veterans, will meetl were Ruth M. Lewis vs. James Chillicothe 44 cording to an annQ1Dlcemenl 1111 ar room, ride llllll pet" e . .50 up. Several used , barn, \1 mmeral. Leaded. Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the Miss Elizabeth Fick in charge A. Lewis and Joyce Lemaster New Albany 66 Dublin 45 from H. P. Campbell, presi· SmaU ""' eeooomy machmes . al bar gam pnres. Homer Smith, . Star Rt. No. DAV Hall. of the program. A 'ski!, "The vs. Frederick Lemaster. Westerville 48 Reynoldsburg 411 dent of the West Virginia Cham· !llld managerablllty The Fabr•r Shop Smger Sales 3- Box 29, _Ripley, W. Va. The Middleporl Band Booster Church and Its Light," will be Civil actions continued were Hamilton Twp. t/1 ber of Commerce. 1"25"301P Association will meet Monday presented. The executive board First National Bank of GallipoJ. Metropott~ Motoro ~~ ~~';ce, Pomero{ ~": __!=_:..::....:.:..:._______ E. Malo Street. Pomeroy · c Wanted To Buy evemng, Jan. 25 in the cafeter- will be hoste88es. is, Ohio, vs. Marietta ~ulacl· Pb""" W\' Wtfll . oa of the Mtddleport blgb JAN. 21 uring Company !llld City of Pt. tic Business Services STANDING Timber. Top cash school. Mrs. Cash Babr, presi· The Riverview GardeD Club Pleasant vs. Walter M. Wlnd4 22 :---c------ - __ prtee. patd. Mar10n Reynolds, dent, will be in charge. AU par. will met Jan. 28 at the bome sor, et al. In the otate'a case 1957 Four-door English . Hill CU~TOM bntch~ring and cu~ Coolville,, Ohio. Rt. 3. Call ents of band students are lnvit- of Mrs. Walter Brown lost<WI against Louis M. Vickero, the ed to attend the meeting. of at Mrs. Carl Buckley's as action Is to be remanded to man. Excellent condition, tmg. Phil Meier, Phone W\' after 4 o clock, 667-35lll. f25(1. WY 2-2418. 2-3510. 12 9 tie 1 II 30tp JAN. Ztl oclglnally planned. Justice of Peace CourL I 14 uc r.;co The Drew Webster Poet Ailx-1-1;;;&~...;;;;;.;;;;..;....,...,.........,...,.....,...,...,...,...,...,...,.... • 1nstructions ME TAX Service, Johniliary will hold Its regularlt Help Wanted son • Simpson Insurance Ag. ency, Room 6, Coats Build- U. I. CIVIL IE.YICI TI!STSI meetmg Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. ing, Middleport. :'i£a.oo ~ ~ =:'V: The WSCS and Lydia Circle EXPERIEI'>CED cook. Write llDW appotnt ' Thnu•nlta "' ..... of the United Methodist 1 ~~f~ :_· ,.:;: :-:m_-:,-::n~D Box 668-H c-o The Daily church will have a soup sale EXPERT INSTALLATION! Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. MAJOR Medical Health Plan 1 -.~an-. ~r '"'ment.. .,.,,.,.. runu Wednesday beg;nn;n• at 000._ 1 fll'blt "'-- .Nrr111e aad "one ----e _ __ _____ __I M~o.~tp ~ non • cancellable, guaranted, ~~ s.mc.. ao. 410. Tbe Orders are being takea by Mrs. ARMSTRONG'S - 1 renewable. Pays 100 per cent • b ...ttm.a. V. D. Edwards WY 2- 2593 u. 5. Civil Tom! of Medical bills, over o.. and Mrs. Allen' Et'chingwv' Linoleum • • . lnl•id Vinyl ......omen 18 andS•rvl<O o~•t Sleun JobL ~ llllb pa, snort tl"u" Ad..ntltlmfllll ductible. Call Jim Johnson, 2--2773. Bring own containen. TboaiADdl of lonA open Pt'ep~rat.ory WY 2 2903 f · f tratntq anU1 appoiro'ed E•pertenu M or m ormation. The Pimeroy WCTU will Jl'loor eoverlnr lor every kind o! !loor. Bell _..,.an, ann_.,., F"RI!Jt lnflwm• 1 19 30t T -~ l'r tiDD OD jobt, -.l•rtu, f"1!Qlllnlment.a. c IS meet DeMIBY at 2 p.m. at the patterDJ. Profeaaional tnata11•Uoo by 111J or 1Vnt. •M.., flvht• "ame. addr ... and INCOME TAX service. ViCtOr home of Mrs. Joseph Cook, Ld\. do it yourself, Call WY 2-2635-for treo nilC:::U, SerYiee. Bo:~~ eta-, Pomt~To, E. Gaul, Chestoc, Ohio. Phone ' PT. PLEASANT _ M-. Ber· colo Terrace. . mate. O.U, Sentinel. Pomero)'. OILio ~~ F t Ro Co il D 985-24(12 alter 5 P· m. tha Ann Crump, 81. of Leon. ores se unc augh. ., '< EVERYBODY koows Rawleigh 1 6 30tp Mason County, died Saturday at ters of Amenr.a will meet m WALJ..TO-WAU CARPETING Products. Be a Rawleigh Deal_ !be B k' N . H . regular sess10n Tuesday at 7· . MOHAWK er in Pomeroy and Middle-- PROMPT delivery of limestone Buff luc s ursmg ome 10 30 p.m. All members are r~ MAGI I port. No Capital ne.:!essary. for your every need. AD y a o after a long tllnesa. She : lbperl blltallatloD Write Ra.vleigh Dept. OHA- size. Pho.., Emmet W Shu!- was a. member of the Leon i quested by the deputy to be We'll prepare vour readv mtxed con"881 F rt 111 1 25 It er, Contracting. WY :&-3243. Methodtst Church. present. sat!a!actlon 84~ , reepo , . - • p •'" 1 1 6 tlr. Surviving are five ssons, J. The Ladies AW<Ulary of th• · Guaranteed 1 c:rete order to fOUl specifications, and deliver · · ., Insurance EXPERT b' 1 Robert, Hobart F .. Md Lorain Racine American Legion Post k' ca ,me itma mg. bcus- Crump, all of Pt. Pleasant: Paul 60Z will meet at the Post -11om• It ao)"o'''be... ID town. ready to pour. uHo rro co~ 1 ng Service Cop tom mad e urn ure, sue as nd ' hutch cabinets and bullets E. of Bullalo, a . Carl, address Tuesday, Jan. 26 al 7:34.· p. r ,., today . . our service u prompt and our prices leo made of legal papers. tab! t d 1 rd unknown; one SJster, Mrs. Jes- m. There will De reports. Memb11111 record!! aiJd almost &nJ . e~, e c., ma e 0 ~ er · se Lewis, Henderson; one bro- ben are urged to attend. The are the lowest possible! other doeum~nts Butlt-m cupboards or cabmetl!l ther, George Downs. Albany, potluck supper wiU be served Realer lnsaro..,., Pom......, Phone I'IY . Z-0312_·__1_ ~ 30tc Ohio; and IS grandchildren. afler !be meeting. ' ----,.- - - - - -•-•_uc helgler Bulldb!~ i<!ppl~ for Funeral services wil. be heid i JAN. !'I .Employment Wanted new homes Built in kitch- at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Leon Tbe Women's Guild of the ens, storm windows, alum- Methodist Church with the Rev. Federated church will meet Phone WY 2·3284 .• iANTED: lronlnfi!i to do In Inurn siding Call Guy Ne1g- Normal Nash officiating. Burial ' Wednesday evenin8 at the, : IJI1 borne. CaU WY Z-5242. ler, Racine, Ohio. will be In the Beech Hill Cem- chuo·ch with Mrs. Wilbur Per-l Page Street Midd1eport M Solid body and clean 1 interior w1th blue finish, radio. heater, pori to bt' ccrrect. 1P 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. '.S::: 1elevision Revue UmUUD ~-~ iPI' 2 7 6Z2 701 1Coshocton 61$ NEW YORK (UP I) - Ethel I used lo come 1n on matinees Zimmerman had a birthday last ond go to the orchestra p11 to Saturday Gracie Fields bod accompany her on the plano betne Saturday before last. The cause he loved to heW" her hold birthday girls were on television that note for 11 baro in "I HOI Friday night, on different net- Rhythm." works. Miss Zimmerman was born Gershwin told her right ou Jan. 16, 1909 in New York !bot if she ever took a singing City. For some 'reason or oth- lesson It would spoil everything er, she didn't hit Broadway tm Sh_e never has. She slays me. 2: years later. Tbis was after Miss Merman was built for the she had changed her name to musical theater, not for the Ethel Merman and had sung in queasy confines of television. night clubs and with Clayton, This was one of her very lnn·e-1 Jackson, and Durante. queht appearances on TV . :=::: 5 1 1 Tuppers Plains :,.n 1 I Society NeWS 1 1 1 SPORTS SUMMARY 1 ! .I pthertuc U . smeU. ::· PoBtn u:~.:.U., l&llgU&.ge 117. To Ukea S<. Wacerlng 2G. P.kJnc pit II. A tally ~A wtf• . , AI. CAJIP meat G....,_. P•" 27. The Eaat 7. Past !I. U. Al!Ulo: 2U_ Kmd ~r .out IO.Deport. JI>U& 13.Fish n.-...wed 3ti. Tobaooo: colloq. ..., ment: a.hb&r. 38. Garden tool U.. Clo!H!I, u 39. Be.nc.h-Uke - lO. Felgl1 11-Bont l9. Bidll &haWk'• covctnc 40. Flola 1 like bird - 1 rurn the object revotvea r r<?~.::: l; JJ a little ' Cl. Chrtatmu oong C . Paradise / ~ We c::.Jd to 02atf11r1 "t1rtel CJri t · · 87. A Utter llil. Pin on wlrlchaa I CONSULTA~T d . Bpte"" grass to dry DAILY CBYPI'OQUOTE - Bere'a how to work It: AXYDLBAAX& II LONGFELLOW One Jetter limply atands tor another. In this B&nlple A. is UHd for lhe three L'a, X for the two 0'1!1, etc. Slngle letter., apo"" trophlet, tbe lengtb and. fonn&tlon ot the wwdl are an hint.. Each day the oode letters are dtffel\!!nt. ... ClrJpto.rnm QaolaBC D DSB BBBP OJI[ KNCIC JHUK NI "iES. TI-115 IS A ZKU.K:PNXI, 0111: PRETTY .QOUGI-I NEIGHeoRI-KJOD !=OR A Gll?L TO OKio.- lllOODZP BE WAU<.ING. Satunlay'o ~: THERil ARB: WORSE OCCUPA· TIONS IN ~'HIS WORLD TlL\N FEELINQ A WOb!.UI'a i'UUII:.-B'l'll:RN "Oh, come now, Senator! Don't tell me you get advl.,. , from people like thio • , • with all the good barber• thtr• are around? 1' (ALE ND AR Two o.·vorce Acti.OBS Ended 7 05 Tiny's Moming Chapel 7·20 Bill Miller Show ·-------.---...J 7 30 Sport• 7 : 3~ Pkkens Hardware !Tues _ Tburs) 7:150 New• B lltJ Bill Millor Show 8·30 Daily Llg~t 6 45 Bill Miller bow 8e45 Baker Furniture Show 6 !Wed. · Fri.) 9 00 News . 9 05 Coffee W1tb Janet 10 00 Bill Millers Brunet. Show It 110 M" · . · . 1mstertal Association 11:16 Mason County Agrl. F1t. (Tues 1 11 :10 Famlly Worship IThura. 11 15 AS C Program (Fri.) 11 30 Swap Shop II 45 Tiny's Country Hymntime 12 ·110 Cement Block Newa 12 15 Goessler Guest Star 12 311 Larry Anderson Show i 00 Jim Meea Show ===.:..:..:!:.:...::.____ LET INGELS DO Ill WJEH RADIO THRU FRIDA\' 6:45 Sign On 7,110 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Muslcal Clock 4·30Eiectric Co. News 7:30 News Headlines 4:40 Jim Mees Show 5:30 Sign Off 7:32 Musical Clock SATURDAY 7:45 Word and Testimony 8e00 Ohio Valley News 6e00 Sign On - News 8:05 World News 6:05 Country Music a, 10 Sports Today 6.25 Country Jamboree 8:15 Weather . 7:00 News 8:16 Musical Clo"k 1:05 Larry Anderson Show 8:55 Com.nunlty News ILOO Top Teo Show 9·00 Talk of the Town 12 :00 Noon News 9:55 Mason County News 12:15 Mucial Interlude lO•IMI Public Service 12.30 The Rev Merlin Teets 10:15 Family Worship Hour 1:00 Jim Mees Sbow t0:30 Latchs•ring UO Sign 011 11,110 News Beat SUNDAY IL 05 MorJing llfelodlea 7e30 St= On A except Friday, Church , o·· -. rmy Hour Bells Ring BellO trencb Ctty Baptist 11 :45 World News s.JO Sunda! Show 11 :56 Mason County Newo 9•30 Tbe B1ble Speakes to You 12:00 Communi! News 10:00 The Good Life ••os L 1 NY ~. oca ews 10: 15 Sunday Show . tO Markets ll:OO Noon News t2 :15 Weather 12:15 Christian's Hour Bulletin Board 12 .30 Rev. Merlin TeetJ 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:00 Sunday Showcase County Agent I :30 Rev. Sllas Blllupo 2:45 Country Go Roond 2:00 Rev. Andrew Parmns l:55 News Beat 2 45 The Rev. Roscoe Thorne !:00 Country Go Round 3:20 Country Hyrrlntimers ::55 News Beat 4 30 Baptist Layman' a Hour ;:110 Midw"l' Mollnee 5:30 Sign Off 3:55 News Beat WMPO Radio ,.'ONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8 00 Sl = "".. Oo _ New .-~·. 6 Jr.> Scared H•arl 8 20 Meigs Coclllty RFD 6•25 Paul Bowers _ Farm 6•30 Bill MUler Show 1 57 weather 7 00 News Kll>o'-- ~. - - - (0IQo,),-====-: ------------ U . "''·OR SOCIAL ·= tun•= .... _ .................... ~:N.Haroh ·a manlluot aeooral !G. MarTy 38. M18chleYODa AO~IS01< j =;1 abbr. eom- : •- ;~ t!J/A I ---------c-- . 0114 a UIUm<>: 4.Nap0' c,.,. 18. O.ttrich- ° 2 23. LJWloctloQ .SLAMrl&"llo &bbr. m......, Bla""..ttnars lwm•-- tur.: DOWN .- Mars hall will Offer Courses I SnOW TireS OVER AT TH' GO<;S IP FENCE 84, Chinese I ==---=-..,---:-- AUNT lOWEElY- :.0. BliPI"- ! M . ~O::"man'• I .)UoK) 4:00 4:30 5 DO 5:05 5: 15 5:?JO. 5:30 5:4' Dlscing with Doss Interchange CoOUDunlty News World News Sports Today Weather Dinner Muslrmle Sign Off . ' 0 . 0 0 -0 . ' • 0 0 r.i 0 0 • LIPLE OR:>HAN ANNtl NOTHlf'·( Y"SAYI 1l44T QU'r'. l=l.PE, WAS OUT iO KILL YOU. A~ YOU SAY ITWAG I''? IT WAS Y MEAN WHEN 1 .APE GRABBED Rll{ MY NECK AMO NOTHitfl ~ JOE? HAl f:AN(i THINJ<S APE; 19 .JUST MEAT OH TH' Q:.'.NDV AND f=ANG 8ROKE WI~ ~N[J'{ AND I-llS PAL, FAN~. ON MY rr UP'? HOOF! 4BBIE AND SLATS Mrs. Crump of TI<E AD SAID IT W".5 A MODERr-.1 APARTMENT WITH CONVENIENCES. OF A 1 R"fP SF'IRIT'R'!JMCREt' 10 ' I au eau INGBS FURNITURl GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 1 23 3tp 12 211 tic etery aear Pl. Pleasaot. !riD aa clevotioDal leader •nd · - - - - - - - - -· - - - - - - - - - ' ' MAY~E 8! ANGRY IJ!CAtl<l! , THEY HAVE~17 VIET CCWG1 A FLJ&HT OF JET FI6HTER5 HUitTLE5 CIER"H-. \ ' ' SLUGOo···I'IJT THIS ,PLANT ON' THE I'ORCH FOR. ME THI: APA/?TMENT J5 NICE.R THAN l"HE f3LJ1LDING ·' iH~ 1 PO A!S I SAY••• :DoN'T SE SUCH A MULE Gl • .. 0 • llr HAROLD GRAY S"UCKS' 6:% Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:0J News 7 e08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlinea U2 MuSical Clock i:45 Word and Testlmon)' 11·00 Ohio Valley Newa 8 05 World News BelO Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8e!6 Pt. rleasanl H.S. Football Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worsb.ip Hour 11:00 N6ws, Army Hour Jl :30 Public Serv1ce 12:00 New9 Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee I: IS Ohio State Football 4:00 Oiscing with Doss 4:30 Top fen Revue S:OO News Ro•.mdup 5:15 Public Service 5: !ill Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sign Off . I)') I) I Leon • Dead fUU ~.ANWELL -- --. ~t~h~at~G~er~sh~w~i~n~v~e~n~te~d~~fo~r~~h~e~r·~~=~~n 111. l t1Altot work r;w~y~e~a~rs~a~g~o~ i lllf.'Nootle I' 1 ::lanJa.. uon =IMber , 22. Metallic 1 lllil_ _...I __;. ,___ ELV!IIJEY tS. IHOLLERIN' FER YE :=,::ns JS. II II h 1 l.Avokf I. Narrow I. 1.0. lmcloaura l1. SPolal : : ~ i~ 1 DAILY CROSSWORD MlROU 'I j ! .. It was 1930 wnen she was The hostess with the mostes' plunched out of a Brooklyn the- has been adorning Broadway ater to belt out one song on ever since 1930 with a s~ries or Broadway in George Gershwin's smashes, right through to Gyp"Girl Crazy," a musical starM s~ In 1959. Friday night on the ring Ginger Rogers . When she CBS ··~~ Broadway Tonight," first stepped forth on stage and she reJoined host Rudy began to give issue in her fashM for the first time since Ion, it is reported that seven were in "The George wolle] motorists pulled to a curb outMSranda\g of 1932.'' side thinking they had heard a 1 She sang 8 medley of police Siren. · · Ithat the tate Cole Porter wrote One account said glasses were 'j-in a way it was a parting shattered in bars as far away tribute to him - for her to · as Third Avenue. 1trodUl'e on Broadway. She · She told this revier once . a me. I suspect the stage was 1 ! II•• .. 1 1 bl• 1show businro loT 1 lon8 limo, hoooo.") Paar pointed oul. The -nn, Gracie Fl!'ldl a woman who lyric soprano wu gone ; the has lbe highest' honors or Brit- lass was still ll!ere. It wu a and wbo already was a pleasu.e to hear ber, for the Comander of the British Em- I,OOOth time, do "Tbe Bigeat plre (CBI!:) when Rudy and ABpulistra" - with th< first letEthel got together with George ter or "biggest' corninll out in White, was born 011 Jan. 9, one of the grandest explosions 189!1. Sbe appeared P'rlday night of stage bistory . on Jack Paar sbow on There w.. a alight craclt ]D NBC, looking ttartllngly ltke her voice a1 she sang, at 67, a Lady Churchill . medley that included "Septem· She had been retired from ber Song.' 10111''1. ('Bla-bo, Gabriel, BECAUSE OFSfMILAA sYM.P~, THE MISTAKE }tlU MADE 15 FAIRt.Y CO/NNJN WITH MEDlCAl STUDe"''TS1 PR.PALM&R ... BUT A Mb"W:E fiJ()j\,jE"THHESS, DR. ZORBA! IT••. J'~'TJ-IE. EM BARRASQ\E»f L.ClOK'C BETTER ON,..! �• . _.....~ · - '·------- . -~- ..._---~-~·-- t·---·-· . - . - .,._ ·-----~- -__ ...... -- -· ~- - ---- ~ ~-. ... ...........-. .......-.,.--·, -·----~-- . ..,;..· ~ . . ........ ................... _ __ ... .............. . . .. ... -_____ . . .. .. ........... . . . ...... .. ~· I • • Boord ol Education Members Attend One Bapft~ed, . M f fS PTA Recently Three Received l Around And Sev:! ~~be?• .rra~~~!~ering was taken. • Into Membershi 4 About Southern Local Board of Edu- 1 Games. balls. hbatsedanbd roplhes ' One was given the rHes pol i Middleport th have been pure as Y e . -• . I • M · 1 Abo t am y u P~ple In Pomeroy II Mrs.Skmner Is Hostess to Health Club &-Dall,. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 25, let!l I • S · . Ordination, Instal at•on ema:s Held for Federated_C~ngtega~lo:... n An ordination andhI·' iMttathella- ~=~~~· ~X:fd;'~ldent · !::t1on oetvlce wer• e a • · I Mrs. George Skinner wu hosth Rock Springs Betier u 1 cation were- guests at e re- P T A f Ihe d<~ssrooms. baptism and three were 1 n.~elV · Don Erwin Columbus spent ess 1o e Mr. and .Mrs. Henry 0 a ey Fed ted h ch SUnday morn· Mrs. Louis Reibel 111 Prtf;'ft cent m_eeting of the S~ra~use Tha~k :~ leiters ' wntten oy ed. into ~embership at the wor- the weekend ' with his Parents, Health Club Thursday afternoon have moved from 1284 to 1232 era e ur Mn Edward Kennedv ·~• p .T.A. m the school audllormm. .1 Yf lh Jrd and 4th grades ship servtce Sunday morning at · Mr and Mrs Chester Erwin at her home. NeU Ave., Columbus. MI. Dall- ingThe . lud• by Mrs tary · Mrs. cart Kautz. treaiiUI' 'pupt s o e . . . The meeting In charge of is t ti t t Unlver organ pre ' . , I II In ••,,.. 1h' U"''ted Me!hod'ts t churc h· · d ted b • the! ·d Mrs Kenneth Byer Galiipoi. . . ey an ou pa en • - Be N ........ ned the serv· er : and the o ow g ~The meetmg con uc ) were rPa Russell McElhinney son of .. . ' Mrs. Clifford Leilhett, presldent, i,tt lloopital n e . -.. ope . Miss Eli7abeth Fkk pi:t">nde-nl . Mrs. MargMet Cor-' A commllte~:' was namPd ro Mr . and Mrs. Kenn~th McEI- I ~~m~~t ~~~dl:~~end at her opened with the lArd's Prayer ~rs. Bertha Dalley left t. ice, follow~ by t.hf pr:C:~~: =~~an education ; Mr!. D~ tn!l. npent>d wnh the pledge 10 1mf'st iga te the pu n· hast-' oi <i hinne~·. was baptized and he Mr and Mrr Roone Hill and pled~e to the flag, followed ,day, for a week's visit with al hymn, Lord God~ v wit- Haw 1ey, christian servirP.: ..... the- flag and PTA. prayer by ]bJcvcle nwk fo r thl-' ~('hoot and Mr and Mrs George Heines I d . G . f B ky •\ by devotions by Mrs. Skinner. Irelatives ln Columbus I and introit by the e, . J hn Blaettnar social aC1iv1· M . E f1 Harden Secretary · L k an son. reg o uc annon 0 . h sho ~......... _..... · bur Perrin with ehora re- o , " IS " wr ground . Mrs Elma ou s r~- were ren1ved mto member- W v t th eek nd ith urmg t e rt U\oi3QIIII::III ses.- Mr. and Mn. Robert Ebers' Lo ds ti . Mrs Don 1bomas. ctrlJ.. and treasu rt>r repnrl s were read porlt'<l on the Bookmobile. The ship .a., s~en .e w e w 'Sion, Mrs. Amos Leonard and I bach or Columbus were week.. ~ sponse. The collect,. r .es . ~w~dshi . Mrs Rid,...rd awl approved A free will second grade was awarded tile Th. I d b M . CrelaktJYesdmfclu~lmg M:s.thJeane iMrs. Roy Grueser were named. lend guests of Mra. Odetta P1er- 1Pnyer and doxology ID un~ni ~~ :baum mf~siona~ "ed~~rt: •- - - - - - - - - - - --""""";· Atlt>ndancP Hannt'r e organ pre u e Y rs. 00 an ami Y an ers. ias the sick committee r or . . p!'et.....~ed the choirs specla ..e ' . F. Parents Harvey Van Vrankt>n opened The Afternoon Circle of the . 10th and daughter, Olga. antbem " Th.e God or Abra· tion: and Mrs. Wilbur PHrin, ,\,r Charl eos Hayman, :xt>r u: the service followerl by the Heat.h Methodist Church will thre months. \ George Korn Jr. of Colum- ham ~aise • with Mrs. Mar· spiritual Life. . IIVP Ht'Rd . exp tmned _the t nunt ~ processional humn . 0. Thou meet Thursday afternoon at 2 1 Mrs. Homer Radford was ~ I bus spent the weekend with his -.rin Burt as' soloist Rev. Perrin used as t.ts ~ra and local scholarships. Boar c· d f G , ·d . t h h h M" B gram leader and several arti· parents Mr and Mrs George • ·'Never tum back al~r& h t e .'vi .- ,o o race. an sc rtp ure D m at t e ~ urc . I_ss ess cles were read including "A ' • • , I t II d were C1rl Kautz , mon, u . • 'f mt'rn ers prPse n _w rP . sf'n tpnees by the Rf"V . C. Mel. Sanborn chairman. w1ll pre. ' , Korn Sr ., Anne St. ns a e , . tp fc,rward. usmg lnls \tJ I Jchn P~<her , prestdent : ,\ lr Alk. ~ . 'd • \Rec1pe l'or A Hapy New , Mrs Doogias Circle Miss UCC elder · Mrs. E.» Gtl example Prayer bV !he Ire . ro 11 ow1ng scrip1ure SI e. y ar" Mr Fred Goegleln . ' ... ' 'u . C dea"O""'-· as an . . S b t M rene Yo"t vm .lot· ·to Hr · r ' , ' rea ding of Acts 4.23-:n by the Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Darst f" '. s. ,, : 1Florence Circle and Mrl. James more d' ., .t.. " ·--~pastor , the recessional hy~n, and \1r Thomas It ~ p~stor wit. h c110ra 1 response an d o1 Ak ron spen t the weekend m . W'lll Med1calGNomenclature, Mrs. . <byter1 '' Oh A Closer Walk wllh· Discontinu t>d St) les . Sa) re d "Wh t' In A 1Patterson and 90118 ' Brent and and Ralph Graves, f'l'ber · • ''or J' f'ms of lllter-l'sl di scusse wr>rP ld I th II M'ddl 'th h' th I ' am rueser; a s Terry ol Racine visited Satur- \au elder. Other meto s o God' the benediction with chool bu~e . oxo ogy. e rongrega on sang 1 eporl WI 1s mo er, Name'" Mrs Leonard· "Me.. I th £1 Leonard Jew , h lunr program, s_ . · ~: ··· H!ess Be the Tie That Binds. Beulah White and other rela· · " ' Iday afternoon with Mrs. Des- :e ~u are • threefold Amen and organ postuse uf lhf' local blllldmg and Its , A . 1 be . thuselah Reborn, Mrs. Lew- sie Patterson eU R1chard Roloobali'U John 1 d l'losed the service THE SHOE BOX o~erat ing poi!Clt'S . guidance edspecbla tnhum hr . was d ptrhe- lttvMes. N M b t't t d b Grueser, and •IHow Well do . Milcht Edward Kennedy, John u :,·owers were plact>d. In thP. y e c o1r an e rs. an oore su s 1 u e y K y V'it · ?" b Dal Smith ~" · 1 . 01 . sent 1 Middlepo rt, 0 . !·nun~Pior ~. anl pros_prr s - ;.; He-v. Alkire had for hi s sermon ~ in the Middleport high school ! ou now our amms. Y Blaet.nar, Mn. e 's~nctuary by Herman Werrv porkmg area back ol the butld. 'Th Ch h' P h b f M C E 1 Mrs. W. A. Morgan. Mrs. Roy Mayer Mrs. Fred d 'dr a d Mra Henr< Wen'y L.,..,.,-~_,_---,...~~~~~lohplc,h ' e "Lourr so· ~rP?,se. ·- IBnlakt e I a sence o rs. . . , Other articles read ' were Leifheit and Mrs. Charles annd ~-:'yn in m~morv . of MN . ·T e ymn, ve J_v,~e, sl es ee. " Kee T ing," b Mrs. Ro IUNI a Jr..... u • . .. . ... James Brewington. Columbus Grue:er ?.'The Pmi'ta 8 ., Mrsy U S Str · Herman Werry who paS.'ie1t ll 1 IPnt prayer, the benediction and choral response and organ post- spent the weekend at his home Mark Grueser· .. s!,eitmes ,; Officers of the Wo:nens way January 23, 1957 •nrt lien· I lude closed the service. in Middleport. IMrs. Harold Blackston· "l'a~C:ulld were Installed ~v candle- '"V Werry Sr. who pas...t away , Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. I orite stories," Mrs. ' Arnold The RO!t Garden club meet- Jight and included Mro Ben ·'aouary 20, 1959. , GIVE SUNDAY DJNNER is recovering from an appen· ' Snowden 1 and "Start R i g h t ing at the home of Mrs. Fred1 i . ldectomy at Veterans Memorial Away ." Mrs. Leifheit. A con- erick Goebel opened with roil U IS ! Mr. and Mrs. Raymund ~rid- HospitaJ in Pomeroy . Miss Mil- test was conducted by Mrs. Mor- call answered by each mer. • ;er entertai ned with a . dmner dred Hawley will teach in her gan and won by Mrs. Leonard 1 ber naming a house plant. Tbe lfiorai arrangement was by Mra. "No matter where you go,discussion followed. Mrs. Mary !Sunday at thetr home m Syra- absence m the Mtddleport ele- and Mrs. Mark Grue•er. • ,cuse. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. mentary school. 1 Refreshments were served by ll. 0. McCoy and two attracUve !you can find happiness ;r you Pugh of Pomeroy was welcom!VIc PPcora and Peggy and Ml· Miss Sarah Bechtle, who is the hostess to the above and.wall plaques made and shown .look for it," was given as the.ed as a new member. ·ehuel of Columbus and Mr. and employed in Columbus was a Mrs Welby Whaley Mfl Wll·l by Hazel Barnhill, and Dorthy ' thought lor the day by Irene \ 1\!M, Elsworth Dill of Chester lhe weekend with her' parents, lla~ Eichinger and'Mrs ·Hugh Stout. 'Parker acting president, con- Ho~~·,wer~Syivl~a ~It· Road. Call ing in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle. IBearhs. . The proaram was • panel dticttnS a regular meeting of ing l1ll au me orar y. t"s were Mr. and Mrs. John Knd- Miss Carolyn Searls, who ts : The February meeting wUI be discussion on potted plants by:the Syracuse Third Wednesday essea~o; 1~ g:,~. i7 ~~~~~ 1 l er and Jo•tt• an_d__John. __ employed iin Columbus, was a held at the home of Mrs. Am- Mrs. R. V. We~therman and Homemakers Club, In the vil-~ ~!.n '::~ call 'wi: be ~.~ . . . weekend guest of her parents, Iold Snowden with Mrs. Skin· Mrs. Carl Barnhtli. !age hall Jan. 20. at 10 a.m. · i 1, To ic- Medical A group dtscusston follow - Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searls. . ner in charge of the program The travelinR prize was won The meeting opened with the ~~-~~~al~hn Care. pEnjoying the ed. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Emmish and Mrs. Radford, tile coutest. by Mrs. I. 0. McCoy. The club fla 8 pledge and group smgmg.ld Mrs Pugh and Mar· H oste~ ses of the Feb. 9 meet·l of Davton spent the weekend 1 welcomed Mn. Pat Yeago as f "Blest Be The Tte•• accom· ay wer~ · K . ' ing are to be Mrs. Pearl Knap~ .. with his mother. Mrs. C. A. l a new member. The hostess ser·l ~led at the piano by Ann \ garet Bailey of Pomeroy ; ~~ .' Mrs. Mary Ltsle. Mrs. Add tel Emmish. I Cia oar ved refreshments to II mem- Sauvage· and prayer by Marie · ryn Johnson , Po~er~, RHocx'l ~orris. Mrs. Sara Roush, Mrs. Miss Marianne Woodgerd. Co. ben and three guests. Rl~:er ' I Mrs. Se~lers, Racme: ra. ' l.ou Ferrell and Mrs. Belly lumhus spent the weekend with I S · · Mrs. Rtzer, Clara Lavender of Hayes. her p~ren~•- Mr. and '>lrs Har- 1 A poem, "Lord, Make ~- Reg- i Minersville: Mrs. Johnston. L.Dunng the social hour refresh- old Woodgerd. U ular Woman out of Me. was Mrs. Sauvage, Mrs. Hudson, ments of ang,•l food cake wtth Melvin Riffle, Columbus spent . Annual reports from COTOOiis· read by Edith Hood. Roll call iMrs. Hayes, Ml'll. Parker, Mro. lemon toppin1::. coffee and tea the week£'nd with his parents, lsJOns .~md secret.a.r~s were 8W· was answered by 2fl membe.rs, Lond?n· Mrs. Cottrill, Mrs. were se rved by Mrs. Shirley Mr and Mrs Rov Riffle In Mid- ~n when t~ ?trJctal Board of • Iand one guest. Zwillmg, Mrs. Morarity, Mrs. . ll!u <lun. Mrs . Ruth Holman. die. ort. . ' Heath Method_tst Church met Secretary aod treasurer re- I Pickens. Mrs. Slack, Margar1Mt·s. Av a zu Sisson. Mrs. Jean 1 P ~n spectal sesston Sunday even- Plans were discussed Tor the ,ports given by Betty Hayes :et Cottrill, Genevieve Schnel· POMEROY OHtOI ' tlavmun •nd Mrs. Helen Hubmg at the church. I Youth Rally to be held at tho ,were approved as read. Pen·ider. and Linda Ferrell, ail of EAST MAIN ST. ' ,,;<1 Mrs. Gloria Michael was l I Mtss Nelhe Zerkle, chu~ch church tonight at 7:30, when \nies lor friendship and birth· ' Syracuse. • ~ a contributing hostess. I , treasurer • gave the financtal t the Youth Fellowship of t he :day dues were taken. Shut-m, ----report for the past year enum· IEnterpnse EUB church met iand visiting commttteeo reports , social :were given. . Pleestml VaUey Hsopllal 1 erahng tbe church income and . Sunday evening in the I dtsbursemenls. Rev. Dowson room of the church. I A leaders training meettng . . · read the nominating commit· Bonnie Smith, president, wu will be held Feb. 4, with Med- ADMI'I'I'ED - Mrs. Ida John· Tim Neutzlmg wa• elected . tee report. In charge of the meeting which ical Self-Heailh Care as 1 h e son, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Ora L. preSident for the coming y~~r The OO.rd granted tile pas- opened with the •inging o1 topic. Ada Slack, Gertrude John- Keefer, Leon: Carmen Harper, when the Pomeroy Bend Ctll- ·tor a ratse m salary In accord 1hymns, followed with prayer aton, and Marie Rizer, were. Letart ; Alfred Casto. Pt. Pleaszens Band Radto club met wtth Portsmouth Dttitrict rates. by Mrs. Don Runnel, Pinna appointed to attend. Naomi Lon- ant; Mrs. Oscar Rlchnoond, Pt. Thursda y evemng at the Mtd· l Mrs. Robert Coats, worshtp were made to visit the Youth c1oo and Myia Hudson volun- Pleasant; Arthur Sayre, .-.vans: dleport Amertean LegiOn hall . . commtsston chatrman, . report- l'ellowahip or the United Meth- leered to help at the Bloodmo- Virgil Ramey, Pt. Pleasant; Mr Doyle Shuler, prestd~nt, was !ed on types of commumon sets odist church nen Sunday. bile canteen in Pomeroy on Clarence Gill, Letart. In charge of the meetmg and ' available and the board approv- During the program hour, Feb. 22. The club will donate . Harold Hanson and Lawrence B. ed the purchase of brass toned the word " Feliowahip" wu orange juice. DISCHARGED - Melvm TayConnolly were accepted as mem- sets. Other purchases approved discu9Sed with Junior Bentz ! Jessie Cottrill was named lor, Leon; Mrs. Errue Donohue, bers. Edward Wells _won the Include a sweeper, janitorial 80 leader: Attending were Mlke, !Heailb Chairman for Achieve- Pt. Pleasant: Caroly Nibert, Galdoor prize. Other offtcers elect- supplies. and candles._ IJunior, Suafe and Marjorie ment Day, March 31 , in Mid- hpoiis; Mrs. Josephine Eli••: ed were Harry Hoffman. vtce Mr. Leo Smtih, chauman of Bentz. Terry Evans, Bonnie, dieport. The club will Rive the Mason; George Slayton, .Ho& preSident : Wayne Green, sec- the hoard. conducted the tne?l· Judy and Marie Smith, Paula devotions. sett. retary: Fred Taylor, treAsurer; mg which was opened Wtlh Frick, Mary Carleton, Skfp Lenardos Sellers asked grace BIRTHS _ Mr. ond Mrs. and Nathan Btggs and Wtilard prayer by Rev. M. E. Dowson. Logan, Jane Ann Johnson and for a potluck lunch held at Marlin Oldaker, Galllpoll sFer· Boyer on bo~rd of the trustees Mrs. Jack Bechtle announced the advisors, Mrs. Runnel and moon. At tbe afterTIOOII session, ry, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul to serve w1th Edward Wells a meetmg of the Mem~rs!'lp Mrs. Thomas Bents. 'I it was decided to have a work- Tornton, Leon, a son. and Jed Webster !•nd Evangelism Commt~ton shop on w..t..,..tay, Jan. 27, Refreshments were served by Iwtll he held Tuesday evenmg, Brown wu aBaisted by the m the firemen's room at the Harry Hofman and Ray Zer- 1Jan. 26 , at the home of MIBs teacher, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, village hail, from 10 a .m. until DAUGHTER BORN kle to those named above and 1Frteda l'aehnle. The meeting with the party. 3 p.m. 011 teulle painting and James Johnson. Mtchael Bentz, ,was closed wtth prayer by Mr. Party hats and blowoula were furniture upholstering. A sack Mr. anti Mn. John D. GrueJam es Carnahan, Paul Hap- Smith. The Fourth Quarlarly g'ven as favors Refre..bmenta lunch will be beid at noon. Any· ser of Mt. Vernon, 0 ., are tonstall and George Carson. IConference will he held. F~b. ~ cupcake• and ice cream were one wishing to attend this announcing the birth of a dau· 1 at the church wtth the district served to the children. Seated workshop Is welcomt!' and are ghter. Sheila Kay, January 10, supermtendent. Rev . Stanley at the gueot table were Kelly aoked to bring I bammer pii- weighing 4 lha. 4 1111. The lamEll 8 W orkP~• lo SPP McGuillard, in charge. Brown, ~Judith Snowden, Rose ers, tacks, IICI'ew driver and old ily also has a son, Brian Keith, . I m. portan t Film Mary Snowden, Rochelle Robin- raga. two years old. Grand""reut' The monthly meeting of the son and Patricia Sales. Helpers Mrs. Seilero and Mabel Pick- are Mr. and Mrs. David T. Sunday School Workers of the , were Teresa Ellis, Maureen Lu- ena 1ave a review on a meet· Grueser of Pomeroy, pd Mr. New Haven EUB church will ellen, Leah Jane Van Meter andling on " food buying," Mrl. lantl Mrs. Orville Qualll .. be held Thursday, Jan. 28th ! Trudy Hall. SeUen had attended. Group Homer. from 7:3lHI :311 p.m. in the Ed-1 OpiC 0 ucation building. The Letart Fails P.T.A. met \ A movie "The Great Chat- lTuesday evening in the achool lenge," will be shown. An invi-iauditorium with Mrs. A. . . E. [ tation has been g1ven to t h e Wheeler, president, presiding churches on the Union Charge Iand opened with the Pledge to and Bachtel Church to atteod. the Flag followed by the Lord's A baby~sitter will be provided. Prayer in unison. Otho Lieving, Sunday School The secretary'• report given Superintendent, and Carl Gibbs, by Mrs. l,ndrew Cross was Beassistant Sunday School Super· cepted. It waa announced that will he In charg":__ the County Council will meet I. intendent, at the Letart Falls Feb. 4. Ail members are urged to attend. ! Mrs. Chlorus Grimm won 1 the attendance banner lor ber Pomeror. Ohio ON THE homeroom, Mrs. Early Roush, apiritual SECOND TONIGHT & TUESDAY "SEND Mi NO FLOWERS" leader, was in charae of the program. A reading was Riven (Technicolor) FLOOR Rock Hudaon. Doria Day . by Mrs. Robert Roberla 0111 Tony Randall. Ral Marcb. • True Vaiues of moral and Colorcartoont spiritual education in re&ard to • Genuine smooth top construction -no tuft& or buttona I the values to children. A group WED. ond THURSDAY di8CIISSion on "Just how reiiJlOTT" January 27-28 • Attractive, sturdy 1 woven stripe NOT OPiN jsible are parents and teachers ~.:over ·Long play albums by your favorite artist, orchestra and vf'cal 8J'OUP- F• '.' 1 for the religious training" and FRIDAY ond SATURDAY mou~ labels ltlch u RCA VIctor, Columbia, Decca, Mercury, Capital, Monll!"Making our children aware of • Twin-tapered tempered steel JanuarJ 29·30 ment and others. · ' the true meaning of Values." "RIO CONCHOS" Serta -Orthoiux coil• (Technicolor) The ciosin& prayer was by Richard Boon~ Stuart Whit· Mrs. Roosh. Refreshment• were • Full or twin width Take time when abopplng at Elberfelds to browse tbroulh the new seleeman, Ton~ nanclosa. Ed· served by the fourth tlon - Ernie Ford, Andre Pre'rin, Doris Day, 'lbe Beatlea, Dean Martin, vade mond O'Br1en. Wende WBJ· • Ma tchina box sprina . , . 39.75 & Scru&P, Billy Va11gbn, Brothen Four, Chet Atklol, Johlmy Casb, FlaU • [ motbers. _ _ _ _ _ ner, House Petf'rs, Jr., Jim Brown. Robert Goulet and m111y, many others. ' . ° SALE! HUSH PUPPIES I·· "I· - - - - , I I I I I W A T CH Rose Garden Cl b Meet At Goebel Home I II For Our Annual I JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE AD I I 1 1 Off • • I 8 d HearS Rep0rt I From Gro ps "NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE ._ I - I b, Syracuse Homemakers C 27 Plannmg Workshop on January I I I In Wednesday's Sentinel I .••g. I I I I I ~ I I I I Youth Ral/y At EUB C.hurch Planned Tonlaht I Neutzling Heads - --- -------- RadloC/ub for Coming Year 1 1 True values to Children are T • f PTA ELBERFELDS I ·Set the New The Annual Nationwide Serta-Ortholux· mattress sale is on! 75 I Each IN STEREO ancl HI·FI .' ' Mason Furniture HERMAN Selection Of - - I MEIGS THEATRE GRATE Colorcartoona suN., MON., TUIS. Jon. 31-Fob. 1·2 "BIKINI IIACH" (Technicolor) Frankie Avolon, Annette Funiceiio, Martha Hyer. Coiorc•rtoons MASON W VA '"'"''""' Hot 11u11 Si:~tth Birthdoy ;. Teresa Mr. and Rutland, b'•thday .. ugh of Brown, da ter Mrs. J. W. BromT of oblerved her sllth ..,,_._ wnh 1 .... ....... _ , AIJo a fine nlectlou of popular Hit Tune~ ln 45 RPM•. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ; ..- lty beld durlna lite klnderaort.:~•---------------------------------------·---·---·-- ,~--------------~l ea elah at M~po~ un. ·, ., / m. .~. . . . . . . . . .~............................. . • WEAJ'HER • Cleliltll' wttll obeoren cNnf- W1JITII to .,, to IDOW tonight, 'IIOW YOU POY 'ti entin(~;~l at y e 11-3% ooatlltaol, Wedoeaday eloudy and colder. Blab Wedaeoday 11-31 aollb. JIDJO .... I ........ paa ... illtlto .... e I ),lit an arrny 011 1 1.Cc: !!I*' ..,._ CODqiOII o i l - . .. .r;:: - ~ ~ "' :. j ::; .;_ . ., . -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------(.. VOL XVI NO. 241 FIVE CENT$ POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Families Granted Council Relief I Low water-conouming fami· 2,001 to 10.000 gallons monthly. 1 ballot again thlo May. A similues of M1 , 1 eport were grant-! The change is :o be effec1ive 1 lar levy proposal failed in the ~itF »PiP..$ .--.-"""- -..CIDn,.~ ed relief Monday night in a 1 immediately and will be re-- 1 1964 General Election. ·r" ~ ~ reduction of the Sewerage rate, fleeted in the January billings Gibbons moved the levy go \, 3 ~ on recommendation of t h e Board of Public Affairs chair- on the ballot again, Stumbo sec· . . I\ ~~ !\ Board of Public Affairs. man Genrge Meinhart, accom- onded, but on the vote Zerkle, CHA RT ACT'S PROVISIONS - Federal Home Administration ?fflctal> of Me1gs-Gallla study the Equal ~g~ ~ ~ Town council approved an ponied by members Reuben Morgan, and Harris said no. nomtc Opportumt~ Act of 1964. The y ate. I to r, Mernlf Carter. Gallta C?, . Milton Roush, Area Superv r; ~ ~ amendment to the rate ordi- Collins and Walter Bunce, Their stated rea~ons. among Donald Mora, Meigs County; Gene \ ost, Me1gs County; Arthui Whe f' lel Gel! ita Co unt y. ~ in t¥ nance that increases the mini- strongly recommended th_e re-- others: "It· s no use, it would ~ ~~ mum water usage from 1.000 vision. The vote was unamrnous fail again.'· I ' the to 2,000 gallons for which the by John Zerkle, Gene Harris, Meanwhile, • 25 cent charge r, $2 minimum sewerage charge Clilford Stumbo, Wayne Gtb· per home and 50 cent charge ~-· ~ is assessed. bons, aod Roger Morgan. per business is being collected 1 Thus, under the amended C'..ouncll voted down howeve.r, with the Electric Company bill • rate, $3 will he charged thos• I proposal to place a two-mtll and turned over to Middlepot1 I water customer! using from utility operating levy on the . to pay its light bill. . WASHINGTO N- PRES!· This revenue, however, pro- ; dent Johnson rapidly recover vide~ money. equal to about ~ne ! Terms of Tille IJ[ of the Hwt lPaders bercme familia r - rural_ cono;prva tion ramps grams of work and study for ing from his bout with a seve~ mill of taxation, when twa ~J.Ils i Economtc Opportumty Act o! wtth the- stx basic parts ul the and rr:-.ldt·ntwl "amps near undPrprtvi lcged youths (16-2- 2~ cold. almost certainly will atare n~ded to m~et al_l Utility 11964 providing rural loans and Al·l ,. large ('1\IP.., to train 1~22 yf'ar · in sdwol <llld of work eXpt"ri.. tCehnudrcthhe fu_nneLonral dootnSiurniWesisnstho_ns operatmg costs (mcludmg wa- assi stance to migrants were · It wa s poin ted out thai lhere .old you ths tn work skills. !Of- ence for drop outs. (Labor De111 1 1 ter hydrant renlals, for exam· Ispelled Oltt today by the Metgs- are two very good rt>a sons why fire of t-:1onom1c Opporlun tlyJ; pR:t nu"ntJ; COLLEGE_ W~RK doctors veto the trip. ple). .Gallia Home .o\dmm1stra tlon i lh1s progra m should IJe succe-~s- T HF. NE IGHBORHOOD AJ\D STUDY - part·t1me )Obs The tr1p to England for the Tbert>forr. the additional e"l· ;committee. j fu! : YOUTH CORPS - local pro· for poor coi!Pge stude~ts W 0 slate funeral Saturday would be penses will contl ue to be I Meeting Monday in Crow's : 1 The man~· part ~ or the Art hf'lp thf'm hnance th~lr educathe first time Johnson has been l paid from tbe ,eneral fund. Town and Country restaurant Wtll be admm isterf"? mostly by · l l ~ln IHf'<llth. Educaflon and abroad since he took oU1ce 14 Also in conneclioo with the .m Pomerov . the commtt tee. led iagencies now in ex JSIPnC't> . ... \\el fare Department). months ago. About the only . . . . fa- recently imposed sewerage :by Mtllon. Roush, Area Super-! 2. This is a program for all TITLE II : COMMUNITY ACthmg that would forestall Johna ..~ad.ershl~ In the drl¥C to raise funds for air!::: b charges, Mayor Lee Smith re-I visor of 18 southeastern Ohio I the rwople and not a ~elel·t s4"g'T'JON - comprehensive local aon's plans to be at the funeral ctltbes m Melgs county " e~pected t~ be taken Y ported 56 per cent of tile last counttes (l'HAJ reviewed pro· I ment of the population. There ' • • would be if h1s doctors argued the Commumty lmprovemen corporha on. th p quarter 1964 billina has come visions of the Act that will \are stx basic provis1ons. or ustrongiy against it. Johnson re- This was determtned Monday w en e ()me roy nto town hall. Ibenefit the people of this area . . ties of lhe At'l as follows: PT. PLEASANT - Mason Chamber of Commerce voted unanimously to turn the i Cunnl" Farmers Home Admiohe d ' malneod in his suite at Bet. !! a project over to the CIC •. a n~n-profit corporation, _so it was pot'nted out the re- He obser\'ed, ''It 1s imJ>Ortantl TITLE [: THE JOB CORP_.S · - 1 i~tration employees Judsoa M. Naval Hospital today , but hts. that the proposed airport m Metgs county would qualify maining !2 ~·cent may, un~---A · 1 ·1 a ··· g ~52n8•71 Brak• and Lucille Rou•b ~tmperature wa~ down to nor rI 1 C!VI sut ~ . . m ~· .,· · .· .... for federal aid through the Appalachia program, should der law, be applied to the ta•· 1 nal. Doctoro Monday cut down in damages has been f.....• In have met In Spe-·r ~b e 3 of property owners inyolved, ~he dose of antibiotics and as_ it be possible. Jlllil~ · . Melg!'. County Corrunon Pl("as emp1o)<·et;!l fr~m 10 ftlJibtlel, .I ilk ,. lates he had A committee of !lorace Karr , when certified to the county audu eonrl b'' Jack if' L Oiltr Ro'>P tO )auncb tbe new ·HJr~..,.. Vernon Weber and Bill Grues- lng of community leaders with 1 ptr n • e sa u~y ville . ci .. against. Robert L ,,ire for lttw income blmillel ~Wen ~~eiving since Saturday. er represented the Community &ov. James Rhodes in Colum- tor.in other actions council: }0 Coat s. dba Rawlings-Coats Fu~ in ru.al oreas. Tbe Polat bus last Friday. Improvement Corporation at A FAST • MOVING STORM Voted to purchase 550 fl. . neral home . Middleport. Pleasant office will acceplapPresident Jack Carsey said 0 · the C of C meeting at Craw's ;weplJ,lrom the Southern Plains f chain link fence with posts, COLUMBUS fUPI) _ The Ohio Council for Educa- . Oil er, who IS cune~ll y St'rv- plications for the loans. Town & Country Restuarant. a meeting to plan the boat re- b Eicros$ the Mississippi Valley tout without gates, for $936 to tion (OCE) administrattve d irector told educators Mon- mg .a ~nt~nceh t-~r hman.~::au g\ re- gatla is to he scheduled soon n They will report on the dav, •Rt"eading heavy snow, ral quested "take-over" at the next and urged the attendance of all be placed around the garbage day he could not beliPve ''that the ge neral public is ter m fl ied "ttat 0 . t'h'rowut"eh aAst progre~ms to attack the roots of dump. Handed Zerkle, MorgHn, b and ·'stl!et. Blizzard condition 8 II h r· I . t. d f . of vear 'e Je sut1 ' -I interested persons. CIC meeting. I poverty. Grants for program a nd Harus was the task of set- a u.ut to swa ow ~ e tgur_e h wths mgh an l:On u:mdfl. . lorn~v James B O'Brieu .:hminished during the night in Bill Miller and Curt McDan· ting up an ordinance reqUJr- basJc .~?ucatwnal fa cts whlc t ey ave been e teTh~ p~"l ition cilar5e5 Oiler planning and development and Should the CJC ta<e the lead western Kansas, but the weath in raising funds lor the propos- iel, representing the Junior I ng fees for use of the dump. cenJtl). 0 B dd d t . . . for •uffered neek injuries when he (Contmueu on Page 4) e•r• bucrir.liac~l di~c~=~he~:~~ ed airport, Pomeroy and Mid- Chamber ot Commerce, report· 1t is estimated another $120 I ames' . rennan .~ resse a raJn Jng ,~es~IOnd ; was struck bv a Cadilt aC'-hearse • ed plans lor the Community De- . b ded for concrete to , the OCE s grassroot s tnform al to tt prog ra m. a1me at dr iven b C~ats whtch knocked n oorthem Missouri and souther dleport Chambers ol Commerce velopment banquet at Salisbury wtll ~nee sts 1drumming up public support for greater state spend- h' . 1 Y ' gave he had been p and the Meigs County Jaycees Iowa. ing on the public school s;·stem. I Jm '".0 a : ,l elementary echool Feb. 4 wnh lace ,ence po · would he asked to take an ac- Voted to cooperate with B 'd d' t · 1 h. · -• preparmg wh1le empl oyed b' ' National Jaycee Vice President . rennan sa1 1s nc c atr villa "' of Middleport at t h e . f. MARCH ON THE DAlLAS live part in the project. E. Larry Moles as speaker. the State H1ghway Deparl.ment men and the ir vo lunteer work -,school children of lod<J y and If · . f'. Cllunty courthouse by "the hun . ''ll wm he a tough job to see to lt that the •·trut> 1we are not willing to pay the : RlVPrvtew ('P mei.Ny. ""'I They urged a large represen- m resurfacing Rt. 143 from the ers will 1 · I . The ·s <:<trned · mto · · bill · to make them pr od uc 11ve dreds" wao promised today bY secure the needed money, to 0 1d Dutton corner to the Ioot storv 1 t-very Gh1o . actiOn stat es. .1 1e . ntetion from the Pomeroy C of Dr. Martin Lutber King Jr ·• build the airport and all organof Middleport hill, cllnlribut- 1homf" ! con tributors to our economy, I J Urlf'S caused and are contmuc. f R te l · • · · ing to ca u:"e Pxlrt>me pam leading a mid-winter voter re • izationa wtU have to give ac$100 od ln , a to resur ace ou " Whf'n this is done , t.!Jere is , we m1gnt as we 11 rPsLgn our-1 , h laintiff £rom ' Attending were Bob Jacoba. G gistration drive in Selma, La · live support," said Airpot Fund Bin Downie, George Meinhart, 7 from the Blue Tartan corner . . · .:;elves to a future of retarded prcvcntmg 1 ~ P . little doubt that our lt'aders m 1 workirg slee-pmg and re:o;tmg The Ohio Universitv Concert King keyed off the drive eigh1 Rai3ing Chairman Fred Crow, Bill Grueser, Dick OWen, ~·red to South second , and nor th on l the I I t . 11 f II the developm ent.. " · ·: . d' ' o ow ' c;:r;·.-:-~:.: ~gr: ;:.. -; ~<~ and mCJkmg _him nf'rvoHs an Band. embarking on its 14th days ago in the Alabama city who is a member of the Pome- Cfow, Bill Miller, Curt McDan- Second to Mill. the town's share , . egiS a ure WI electorate and \ irntaled wh1rh has ('aused oannuat winte1• concert our VIl li where only about 300 Negroea roy C of C and a GJC trustee. iel, Jack Carsey, Bob Thesesumsare ta k- dictates of . the h · d I · ' Gant, tabe 500. th f fl come up w1t constructive e UISf.ory OVIef him to Jo:-::e his temp£'r a n r1 perform for the public at Mid· 11 1 are registered to vote out ol a In other activity of the cham- Tommy Tompkins, John Wil· fr ' 1 en om .e comparaftvedy us cational legislation rather than I comm1t certain acls he other- 1 dleport High School at 10 a.m population of more than 14,000 , . J0 t " h un · , · ber, a report on the speech giv· limn Biaettnar, Jlorace Karr, Street Mamtenance 1 . ed havmg . B'll ' some e wi<P would not hnve co mmll - I Peb I through the courtesy ol King was slugged by a segreI dded emporary an./( • • I ' ~. . : · en by an Appalachia official Bob Wingett, AI Leonard, Ver· - DISCUSS gatlonlot the day the drive op-d at Chesapeake last week was non Weber, Delmar Canaday, Sheehan director of the Area a · \ ted Wilham K. Russell, a graduate • I t't t t Ohio : The real Issue to be present· r . rUS C Jn anot her Common Pleas of OU and director of the Mid· ened and Monday a 226-poun 1 O.velopment ns u e a 1 d h . d a one ol educa I · s 1 v · given by l!ill Grueser l1ll d N. W. Compton, Paul Sunon U · it visit council to in- e_ · e saJ · w 8 . . • MOSCOW - A new Russian rourt action. : ara l ourna zo~. l dteport High Sehool band. Negro woman struck Sherif1 n Dick OWen reported on the meet- and Franidin Rizer. yf federal programs han and not of tallahon. tntbook on Sovir-t history I Athens. ha~. ftlf.'d a smt fnr dl· ; The Ohio University band, James Clark In an incident I f mve~~ 1 0 or~ "Oh io's future depends upon all barely mentions Nikita s. · vorce from Michael E. Vourna· 1 under the direction of Mr ChBrthe voter registration line. available. ted h r that of the grade school and high Krusbchc\' If college studa zos Middleport . ;_' harging gross ' les Minelli consists of 9(j musJ· Itwasno , oweve . · ' ··d . . 1 • . ents depend on It alone, they neglect of dul~ an !!'XII Pmf" cans, half of whom are mus1c TEHRAN, IRAN - PREreder.l aid hinges on fallowmg Meigs General Hospital b • It d h mier Hassan Ali Mansur, shoI a master plan which Middlewill not even know t e ~ust- crue Y· majors. These stu ents ave and wOUII4ed by a would - be port has, but which is stalled ADMISSIONS - Agusta Gen· td leader one~ was premier. , been c~osen as. the best from 1 a"ai!Sin last week, was r m its application, as council helmer. Pomeroy: Violet Batey, 1 the only thmg< stndents art 1 the Ohto ~arehmg band.. told about tbe man wbo l.ed They Will entertam wtth seported In ..-ave condition to- George Blackburn, a young Findlay College gra_duate has failed to approYe a zoning Middleport. DISCHARGES : Judy Roush. and dominated Soviet politics ~ lf>ctions. for all types of mus1c day. A medical bulletin said a who believed he could coach football, and tried 11 out ordlnance. team of speclaliats, including first at Pomeroy High school, today bad proved himself. _ Heard Mayor Smith pro- Middleport ; Eileen Buck, Ra- 1 for 11 years are o A group ol classtcal and standard, contemporary and popular, marthree Amerleon doctors, atayecl Blackburn today was named head football coach at pose council embark on a course cine ; ,James Hansher, Denver prominent Communist pa~y of its own in seeking federal Queen, Carpenter. and state leaders (l~dudmg ches, solo~ and ensembles_. Apat Mansur'• bed.Bide all night. the University of Virginia. He ls 51 yean old. The 41-yeaMid pro-Western asslstance for worthwhile pro· Khrushchev) wt"'re ass1g0 ed tu A Marietta m;qn was cited , pearing w•t.h the band will be Pomeroy_ Supt.- of Schools every confidence that It will V.Onour was ahot in the neek ject.s, since, as he put it. ot~r CWTHING DAy SET military work at the start ~· to Mayor Charle!' Le~ar's ('Oil~t . V?calists Diane wardeska~ Da~ Gibbs satd Black~ continue to grow under mterests were busy promoting iiicl stomach last Thurllday by Cbarles Free clothing day will be held World War n. and th~t Khn 1 Monda~· after a two-car acc1- v1d Coleman .a~ the Four Rns came to Pomeroy as an 8S9ist- Geo g , a )'OUill religious fanatle. The ani to Ray Farnham In 1938, an airport and boat launch , from 9:30 a .m. until noon at &bcbt"\' was elt>cted flf!lit se.c- d(nt on East Main Sl. at 7:23 tics, a folksm~mg ensembl~ r e. pernment baa said the u- atayed two yean, and moved to fa('llitles whlch be said he be- the Salvation Army headquar· r.. tary of thP. Central-Commit· p.m. I The ~up \\111 trav~l to eigh~ lAICAL TEMPS IIB!Iln&lion attempt wu non- Gallfpolis in 1940 as head coach The temperalure In Pome- lieved were of little need. I ters, Butternut-ave.. Pomeroy, tee o( the Communist party i Norman F.hlinger. 40, was 1areas m south~rn Oht~ ~ bu. political. police and car. ~es1des M_Iddl~po:~: there. At Pomeroy Mr. Black· roy's buaineos district at 11:151 Clerk Gene Grate asslsted this Thursday . Anyone in need in September, 1953. That Is : arre-sted by Pomeroy bum tauaJtl econom1es, world a. m. today was 52 decrees, un- the mayor in conducting the [ of clothing in Meigs county is a~~; .. ~-~·'""·~~·- c~··--. ·ro~ , .... _ on nn assured c-.lear. d1stan~ t.he.band wlll appear m Cmcl COLUMBUS - A $5U Ml history and physical educatinn. der rainy okles, meetlng. tnvited. ta,,,.~ · · , "('":"'. charge afte-r bemg mvolved m nah, Portsmouth, Hlllsboro lion provam lor beautifying 1,. Blackburn succeeds Bill Ella mishap with a vt>h icle driv -! Belpre, Vk1cent, Ripley and mUeo of Ohio highway• hal te u at 1he U. or Virginia, who i en by Richard Eblin , 21. Porn- i Batavia. bitien presented by the ata retllnecl to take over 11 head ---·Jbihway Departml!lll to the coach lor the U. S. Naval Acad• tempting to pass as Eblin was Sen. Collins Heads ftlderal governmenl emy. He had been Elias's ofThe Nationll Heereallon Ad- fenslve coach. By HARRY FERGUSON will speak a prayer over the uai although players will wear television It well may be the 1 making_ a left turn at the Porn- ] AS!Iembly Committee ViiOI'J Council, eonsiBilni. of University Athellics Directnr LONDON (UPIJ-Sir Winston body tonight, and Wednesday Iblack arm bands and a minute largest Funeral e\'('r held 10 I eroy H1gh sC.'hool parlcmg. lot. . lite aeeretariea of agrlalllure• Steve Sebo, in making the ap- Churchill today emharkl upon morning the doors of Westmins- of silence will be observed be- Brilain. Thousands of persons Minor damages were m; ur- 1 COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Sen. .~eree. defense. health, ed- polniment, saki that. more than his laot journey which will car- ter Hall will be thrown open 23 ' fore the games, which will not will line the curbs from West· red. A pa!l<enger, Mrs. Rtch- 1Oakley C. Collins of Ironton ~ ..tton. welfare and Interior • 1110 coaches had applied lor the ry him from the scenes of his hour. a day to enable the pub- start .until after Churchill is !minster Hall to St. Paul's_on ' ard Eblin, was t>~ken to a phy- 1was named chairman of the ·ti\4 the houlillll admlnistrBtor job. lie to file by a for a last salute. buried. Saturday mormng. The Bnush "ctan for treatment of mmor Senate F.dueatlon and Health story to • rural ..-ave. · "· · ' ealled tor a prop11m frOm "Wid weighed what wf' know Sometime alter dusk bit body On Saturday morning tbe S8llle The Duke of Norfolk, who is Broadcasting Corp. (BBCI estt· injuries. . Committee today by Senate ~• ·· ~ _.. ll&f,l. about them apbl8t llte.exceUent wUI be taken to Willi~ naval gun carrisge lhat carried directing arrangements for the mates 350 million persons in ali . . jority Leader Ted Gray o1 Piqereclenttala of Georje · Blaek· HaD and placed atop a It-foot the body of King George VI funeral, said: "I believe the parts of the world eventually Veterans Memorial H001>1tal ua . ... tllBIIOCK. 'I'EX .- GlANr burn and tnlde the declslon to catafalque sllrouded in · pur- will take Oturcltiils coffin to people of this country would will see the funeral proce.sion. ADMISSIONS - Ira '""""· Collins will sua:eed Sen. R099 Ill dltll tcre8lllOd &erOI~ IIII.Y wlthfll our owa stall," llebo pie. The Unio lack wiU cover St. Paul's Cathedral lor a atate wlBh in their own way and in The telecast will go direct to nite, Pomeroy ; Leona Karr, Pepple oJ LlnJa as Cllalrmllft ' ..... IOt1lb 011 llteir own time to pay tbeir Europe and, if possible, to the Pomeroy: Jill Harris, Middle- of ~ . vllal lellale c:ommlttee. ~ bll OOfflll and -OD II 1lfll be flmual. ,\oli'b; . . bout wind~~ MCIIJIIIl o1ct "' ;,He kDOI\• lite Dt8J1y aDd ... ChttrebUJ'• "Plia u a ~ But Saturday will not be an tribute to whatever form of United States via communica- port : Krista Yost, Portlalld. Collins· -~~- ·.-voo~ as -~ •aut the ll1ill and llriQ- rled upecta of tbll partk!ular of 1111 Garter, one Ill Brilalii•a of(lcial dai of national IJIOIIl1lo mourning they should choose!' lions satellite. In any event jet DISCHARGES Michael c~ 0/.·ll!e ~ttee dur· .:., ~ .and ~ tl'afllc.to .a .job,' s.bo added. "oial " pro. ol!leoliorders of cbiv•b'y. . 1ng lit Britain. Professfonal soc- From the standpoint of peo- planes will be standing by to Wooten. Harrisonville; Violet !De the, ~ .eisJon of the lep ,,. ~~oaPace ~ll latin. . . F,IID .11 movlrrl '" llave. ;,. .~labop ~- Clilterbtley c:er ·PI!IH wiU be played aa us- pie watchin& in person or nn cartv tho 111m to aU llO!Itlnellla• .llllllu. Mason. ' ' ""'"""""'="""'"'""''.. N""' l 1 "'J WORLD Eq u a I 0 'PIn 0 r t u n l•ty A c t 0 1 1964 r sne lle d 0 u t fi0 r 18 SE10 c0 u n t l•e s I r i . CIC May Headup A•Irport pfO]•ect I I' 1 F•gore • TWIS• t"'InCJ con£USJOn • . Charge dby oh· Ed ucator ; o.·Ier Asks $52 089 73 In Damages OM .... • ! I 1 1 - 1 I Pub}I'c Invited I I • 1 • - To Hear Band In Middleport 1 1 ·- ! ·""", S • St yIe N egIects M Kh h hev · H" 1 . · Blackburn Named to Lead .. Uof Virginia Grid Team 1 Mart'etta Man · (I'ted fO Court • 1 I 1 I l I ... •11 B • • L t T. Church 1 eg1nnzng as JOurney I ~:~Y;h:·~~~i:·~~~~~n~·~·~:":t- a 1 I .. Your belt bet II to ltop In- look 'em over, mate your aelecUo11 now. Ob1erved at Party I -- ,.allt4 . .. 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