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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 . .. ' I ' we . �---- '~- --- 1 . ... . - -· ~ ,. . ~ · -·- · "1··~·:-·--···- - ---------- -4·- . . ~ - .. . ~ . - ... - " ' ... " ·- I I MeK~nzie 1-n.Dy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Jan. 26, 1965_I UPI Briefs Vaughan Wins (CQntlnued P'rom Pogo 11 bait. Denuded fiPlds , picked almost ~ bal f' ol cotton am! parchet1 by !;."!" 1 "ffJ.fJ.Cafe C ~ I Chief of Aid Unit I John McKenzie .... elected chief ol the Pomeroy First Aid I Squad unit lor I~ at a recent org~mlzation meeting uf . . . , group Lew1s B Vaughan. IHI"<lllflr~ OthN oHicers elected -- ·i . that ~!II given annually for out· 't: COLUMBUS _ A 15-VEA.ft.. standm£ work when lhf' M ~""tli!:s 1·-. old was held today in ronnel"- Connt~ Auxi~iary hel d its an1 tioll wah fatal shooting ol a nual m~ pectlofl M.-.nd av evt'n1 • young assistant store manager · lng In the Middleport Lea;lon , : who tried to break up a robt..ry Monday nig ht. I '. $200 Hal!. The inspection wa. conduct· ' Poll~ would not reveal the I ed by Sgt. J . L. Binklt>:r and 1 name of the youth, who they , Auxiliary Major Aiel" Blair 1 said admitted killlng A: ~hard ~ from Jackson, Sgt P. D MeElton Vice. 20. and crJIICally [ Creedy and Cpl. R E. Mnrline . • wounding Jack Leo Kennedy. ! Gallipolis. an employe of the Plc Way Sgt W R Davis of the Jack· Self Serve Shoe Mart on the . so~ Post. State H\ghwa~· Patrol ·r: city's near east side. was a guest. Thirty-three members attended. :: Funeral ~e~~~e~u~:y J, Purt- Mffiicare Bill is of the Four Horsemen to pass In Strategic Gain •,'' as .. Mr . Football ," Stuhldreht-r Rawllngs • Coats Funeral ·- hc:ne with the Rev. Clyde Bart· -~ lett officiating. Burial will be in Gravel Hill cemetery. -t- .~· ' '' as~li~tant vlcf' president· ident JohnSons hosplta1 can> bill . being primed for eiU'Iy Corp. passage, today gained added He was born In Massillon, stratt>glc advantage becausto of Ohio and played football at. disse-rslon among Hou:!le ' '0' Re-- Mas~lllon High for three years, publi< ans. beginning ln 1917. During the Republican opponents of the noxt two years be pleyed at 1 WAY OtiT-The turn wa<; {l('lic:Ih>. a l!tt :r too df'lit·.'lt{l. nnd th is l'uur·man bobsled in the Swiss l'hllt''" · 1 · .. ; <' '1\ tile tours,·. 1 L!L·k:ly, t ile LTl'W escaped mjury. Johnsnn plan hoped to side- Kiski School near Salttsburg , • Temple, w I 2 , at lund "" cited to Melg• Coun· . track It by o!!erlng a GOP al· Pa. bellli held today at p. m. ' b lhe t atlve But they announced th --. ......,.- . ---~ aw::~wn throughout the world was an CORNELL CITED were j William Cornell, Rt. • -· WASHINGTON IUP!l - Pre•· marketing for the U. S. Steel a ERVICE HOLDING S David the ·-~~.--- This is Fina) Week to Get Dinner Tickets were PTTI'SBURGH (UPI) - Ha.r • Jamt>s Soulsby , captain; Joe ry· A Stuhldreher. quarterback SLruble, lieutenant; Harold Nor- ot the fabled Fou_r Horosemrn ton. secretary . treasurer, and 1of Nmre name, died _today In R R uter Philip Globkar and thl' West Pt>nn Hosptlal. R~:.ha~ va~~han. trustee~ . The Stuhldrt>he-r . tl3 . entf!'red th~ squad voted to purchase a new hos~ital Dec. 29 and underwen . motor for it.!l rf'~cue boat. ma)or surgery on Jan. H. He dlod at 6 50 a.m. EST, the llrst leek of rain, spran 11 up in dirt patrolman from _Pom Prov re(!louds of ltUnding dust . ('t>iVed the cert\fJcalt' of !nf'fl t :!' First Fabled Four Horseman Dies at Age 63 Ell'rtl'd 1 ty Court Monday Y ern . f th have I Stuhldreher entered Notre Ear Y Dancers Ohio State Hig~way Patr?l o~ Mond~~a~l:t·t:oa ~~ oneyan a] - i Dame in 1922. There he mf:!t Earliest records of charges of havmg no dnven ::alive. gr . Elmer Layden, Don Miller and dancln~ are cave . license. Jim Crowley, the other thl't:'f' Ifound m northern Spam, memben of the Four Horse- I are believed to have men. 1drawn about 50,000 yl!an • Voice of Broadway ..• reportmg HELEN HELP US! By DOROTHY KILGALLEN THE SPORTS DESK This is the la1d week to buy ti!'kets fur the Junior Cham· ber ot Commerce Community JNvelnpment banquet. The banquet will be Thur• dav, F'eb _ 4 al 6:30 p.m. at thl Salisbury elementary school. Curt McDanieL chairman, said all tickets should be purchased bv this Saturdav evening. · Price of the t.ickets Is $1.50. They art> available from any Javcee or member of the Mid· dleport or P(•meroy Chamben of Com!Tl€rce, or may be pur· ch01sed at the Economy SaY· lngs and Loan at 300 West Seoond St., Pomeroy. The Jaycee9 planned the Com· munity Development banquet to launch their entrance into the community development field . It is hoped that a large crowd will attend the banquet, thus encouraging the Jaycees in this projeC't. The guest speaker will be E. Larrv Moles. vice prrsidPnt of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce in charge of community devPlop· ment . L1:1dies are welcome at the banquet . The JaycN's believe the women -of the county 8J't! an important force In common- Wildcats Down, hut Ruppmen Continue Ciawin"'u " By Bob WlngtH •I I Now is the titTle' to pay biBs and debts. Make a fresh start in the new year. One quick loan is the answer. Take the cash. &tuare up and start right. Cut down your payments and have more for yourself. Reasonable terms for weryone. •• •• $300 ••• $500 I Phone WY 2-2171 • Bob Miller, Mgr. I overlooked. ''Besides,' said McDanJel, "II means they won't have to cook, for a change!" YOUTII ASKED FOR IT I want is a little privacy. They to her but this was exhilaratingly differ· ; This column ts for young even expect to read my mail ent. This was not his stu.dy, or their flo-- 1 people. their problems and and insist on knowing who I WASHINGTON I remembered :: Jackie. wer-filled living room m Georg~town MASONS TO MEET It was impossible, on Inaugural Day, where she painted and listened while he pleasures. their troubles a D d talk to on the tel!!phone, and Worshipful Master Dale E. fun. As with the rest of Helen Jthey discuss me witb other par· asked. "What do you think~" Now the Help Us!, it welcomes laughs ents. That's about the worst I ·<:: not to think of the young woman who Smith announC'f'd today Pome· John world was listening. I·~ watched with wideeyed pride as roy Lodge No. 164, Free and but won't dodge a serious all, knowing you are the object 'I · :~;, Fitzgerald Kennedy took his oath of of· • • • Accepted Masons, will hold a question with a brus!Hlff. Iof conversation at adult fice four years ago. This was a message of hope designed I sp•eci'al meeting to Ctl!ller the Send your teen--age questions sip sessions. Don't get me -~ She was a new kind of First Lady to degree on two candidates to be borne to the four corners of . the ~ all of us. She looked tike a princess doll earth and so it was that day of wmds to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. wrong - I like my parents. at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan . 28, 1 " that a good tittle girl might find under that ;wept the sky, clearin~ it of all care ol Helen Help US! this cept lor this. They just don't · the Masonic temple . There newspaper. realize a senior is no longer '· the tree on Christmas morning. clouds, and of sunehtne sinking snow, A LITTLE RELUCTANT will be refreshments. AU Mas1 baby . Comments, please-W.R. ~ She was slim and Jovelv and she blinding the poet Robert Frost and caus· Masons are Invited. Dear Helen: ' Dear W: glowed as she stood facing her husband ing him to say: The boy I am dating has Your last sentence said across the podium, a doz.n or more feet I will have to do it MEKUN HALL DIES "] can't see _.,. from him because - with her un· taken me out on three dates tn Many parents can't stop Merlin A. Hall, e forme-r from memory ." ' a six-month period. 1 knew him parents with a capital P, ~~~ng sense of politesse - she had mov· .resident of the Great Bend ar· to defer to President Eisonhow· As he did, while sympathetic onloook- a1most two years before we when they should see with ea, and 50..year member of er and Mrs. Earl Warren. ers held their breath at the spectacle of started going together, He does- an eye lt is no longer· ~:~~'~j ~~i,;;;;li\'li Pcmeroy Masonic Lodge 164: As Jack Kennedy's great moment brave old age saluting brave youth . n't call me very often aDd he sary - their years of w F&AM, died Sunday at Rav· came, and he raised his right hand to beThe young man stood bareheaded as never even wrote me a letter discipline have paid off and 1' enswood, W. Va. Services will come the youngest elected President in he spoke to his people, and all people. Wltil 1 wrote him saying that I now they can relax and rely U·_'th_/__'>.. . . __ . _ . the history of the United States. his wife "Let us nPver negotiate out of fear!' may start going with another on trust. MOPPET WITH STRINGS-There are puppets and !bore be Wedneaday at 2 p. m. -,lth was beside, but a little behind, Mrs. War- he said, "bu~ let us never fear to nego- boy. He says he loves me and They should realize, too, that are puppets. Paul Arms, 9, and slater Julie, 8, of San Rafael, graveside Masontc services. tiate." - wants to morry me when we a teen-ager who has nothing Calif., have had fun with them for years. Then alonf ca~e Monday fatled to agree on _ ren. 1 It was good that she did this. because He said, in words as strong as he graduate. I love him but don'1 to hide will volunteer most of slater Uzabetb, 7 months.. P~ul and Julie &hough ahe d & timetable for introducing 196 It set a sudden example to the nation could find, that he sought peace and know what to think about him. thi.o tnlormatlon if he doesn't !Dake a fine puppet. An4 this JB the result. watching by the milhons on television; justice, that he knew neither were easy new farm regulation in the com· I am a nice girl, and he thmk he is being gwen a third I -munity's agricultural · policy. here was the First Lady, triumphant and to achieve, but: I am He treats me with Idegree. Quite a few of the ques-- SIGN STEEL DEAL %91 BUSINESSES . minlsters passed the pt'obpowerful, but she remembered her man"If the free society connot help the knows respect but he dates girls that tons you mention need answer· lem to a meet!ng of foreign . liers and showed respect for her elders many who are poor, it can never save have reputations. Should l be- ling, you know. As long as you I NEW DELHI (UPI) - India 1 Th.ere are 291 bu~lnesses mtrusters scheduled for Feb. 2. alld persons of value. She behaved with the few who are ri('h ." neve what he says about Jov-; are living at home, yo~ tr folks Iand the Soviet Union signed an !~al~1a county arcordmg to lhe quiet confidence of royalty. He seemed to rare. And Mrs. Kenne- log me, or jump to conclusions have a right to know approxi- agreement Monday, pledging tlsl1rs. rel~a:ed by Ra:vm<m~l :. No one present could have imagined dy, alertly listening to every word, seem- by the way he acts1 - TROUB· mately where you are, who you 1211 million in Russian credil J. Pnce, d!Sirlet manager 1 that In three years the handsome new ed to be delighted that he cared. She was LED are with and when you wi11 be 1for the construction of a fourth the Columbus offt~ of Dun , President would be assassinated, and the internationalist In the family, the in. This isn't snoopiness - it's Isteel mill to be built at Bokaro Bradstreet, Inc. Thl~ Is a '"I!"' I CEVOTEf., TO INT1ft811 OP that his widow would move through the multilingual one, the gourmet; she had Dear Troubled: It would be pretty bard NOT worry-insurance. Tell them, be- in Bihar State, mcrease over tlJe figures MIIGS MASON AREA ~ days of ritual after the nightmare lived in Europe before they married and to do some conclusion-jumping ' fore they are forced to ask. The deal provides for a two .y_ear a~o. This total ol . . With the unerring majesty she showed In some ways she was more sophisticatabout this fellow. He's either As fur discussing you with ! per cent interest rate. The loan Ifirms IS based on a physical •tc~t;:,.~ ~;n':"::':.~:, subtly on Inaugural Day, almost as ed than he. llr SE!crE•t sample of what she could do If But he tau~ht her politics, perhaps too ••fast" or too slow- fut U their friends: you discuss tbem, 1will be paid back vver a 12-year count of the January, 1965 Ref· Pubn•hed every aftemoort ·~"" don't you? It's natural to talk Iperiod. erence book of the flrm., SUndiiJ' by The Oblo vanar Publiilbhistory demanded it of her. the most sophisticated of all arts. and he date11 the free-and..easy girla; , d lftl Company 110 Meehanle St . Pam· The figure is arrtved at eroy. OhiO. &Uiin.IU omc. piiOM There was, to start with, her straight· convinced her, shy as she was, that his· slow at making up hiJ mm or the things tor people) whicl) WY t41M, Edttortlll 'bone WY a. and composure. While other tory was more than Lincoln's Gettys- about you. I th.mk you Should interest you most. Doesn '( ev· · RECORD SPENDING the return~> from firms who 21a1 . • follow through on the letter you •rvbody? H. asked to send copies of Entered u M.:ond ella mamn,: burg address or a book about Versallles ~:~~a:;~1ladies fidgeted with mink mathlr at tb• poll omce at Po~n~m. ~ adjusted flowered hats and sniff· or a tour of Athens. wrote to him; and make a N . ew _, WAS HINGTON <UP!) - Amer• nnancial statements. · Ohio. handkerchiefs, Jacqueline Ken· tl,~•u::~lnei~d'f~~~:ft. "~:ti If you were a dedicated politician, Year's resolution not to believe This column Is dedicated to 1 i~a~s wil.l spend a recor~ $28 -8 were &sked by Dun and family living, so H you're haV·I btllton thts year on vacations ~t ·street from nearly three 1Allliqt0rl Ave., N_. York cttr. Hew i ~:?Eodwas immobile, her white gloves history was something that could be everything you hear. - H. t1 Into a tiny dark mink muff and brought across the threshold of the past Dear Helen: ing kid trouble or . just plain home and abroad, the Am~n· Jion firms in the United Yo:!b.mpUIID ralet; Deltfehd '»' 1 wonder when they'll Ket the trouble, let Helen help YOU. can Automobile Association wh'" n--::,abl~v:O.""': :: world well lost to her. She did not and grapp1ed with. Eventually she unback her ha'tr, although the wmd derstood hts vision, and by the day four idea through their heads that ' She will also wecome your AAA) estimated Monday. !he ornce, tliUIIh ala hard. She did not sneeze or years ago when she became First Lady, 1&-year--olds are old enough. I own amusing experiences. Ad- amount spent in the Umted FAIL TO AGREE ,:,~ the biting cold. She simply she was ready to bring her special grac- mean to vote, and sit in ~· dress Helen Bottel in care of States is expected to total $25 BRUSSEL~ <UPI, - Common ~~.O:.ont~.:·:o.~ husband with those brown es to the White House. They're old enough to d1e in 1 this newspaper. billion. market agricultural monlb.l, 1a.oo. glistened like enormous jew· And so she did. She studied her Job battles, get married and have - as he studied his, and because of her babies, quit school and go to • · I remembered the way she was dress· work the White House was returned to work. What can we do to get Thf simple little wool coat, just . a beauty, she enchanted people of many the vote? And to be considered darker than champagne, With nations with her charm, her appearance mature enough to take a drink? round buttons like cookies going was copied by women !rom West Ger- - 18 the front and a circlet of mink at many to Tokyo, her imaginative enter· 18: neckline. The matching hat, a pale tatnments for visiting heade of state Dear Until you gel the vote, you pillbox set back on her thick hair, ma<!e frontpage news, and at the same can work to get out the vote. very like the pink one she was time she loved and carefully brought up Your party (any political par~ two marvelously disciplined chil~n, ty) needs volunteers. Go down the day President Kennedy • ' to headquarters and lind out there S>tems to have been a When they were together, she and how much good a young enlhiiBto Jacqueline Kennedy's President Kennedy made a spectacular - a unity of era, and place, pair, whether they were on a New Eng· iast can do, even without I vote. <And don't walt WilD just o.•·•~u costume. land beach or in Vienna with the Khrush- belot'e the next election. ) • • • chevs or in London with Queen Elizabeth As for legalized drtnklng was wise not to come to the cap- and Prince Phillip. They were ao incred•.·..,-:.--·1965 ceremonies- wise and Ibly good,l?oking, he was so dashing and before age 21 - we've got al· humorous, ihe was so elegantly garbed eno118 h liquor probletnl . memories" were given as and breathlessly girlish in speech . They ready. Why make thorn worae? Here's the way I stand: lea reason why ahe decided not to be a were not only the President and First of honor at President Johnson's Lady, they were the biggest stars in the gal voting age at 18: yeo! Le-::~=-~~ but, obviously, there was world. What they had made us proud gal liquor at 18: no! Now let's til it than that. that they represented us, because they hear the arguments. - H. was tact. It was a decision of dlplo- were civlllzed, In the little things as well and graciQusness, this ia Lyndon as In the gre.>t goals. No foreigner obser· SNOOPY PARENTS Johnson's day of glory, and she ving them rould seriously clalm, as rna· De&r Helen : My parents are the end! I not have been true to her own ny have done for years, that we were am a aenior In hl&h ochool and standards If she had arrived Uke a silll a nation of cowboys and Indians. AI should have a little privacy, hut at the feast, distracting attention Captmes and gunmolls, that we Jacked they have to know everything, Mr. Johnson and hill famlly by her suffident tradition. Where am I golntl: What am I pr<!Set•c_e, reminding him and them In the age of "Images," Jackie and going Don't be a Mustang-snatcher! Get yQur own. Get Immediate to do? Where will 1 whole world that he is the 36th Jack Kennedy were instant tradition. No delivery, too-just as fast as you can get to your Ford Dealer'L Jld••,nt of the United States today be- ltlng, queen, prince, maharajah or prime be? Who am I &•Inti w!lh! 35th President of the United minister ever upstaged either one of I How much will It cost! <I make Choice of models. Get the biggest auccea car since the !my own spending money.) Who her husband, was gunned down them. Model A Forcl. Join the Mustangersl Johnson's home territory, Texas. With the 1965 Inaugural we return telae will be there? When will 1 F. 0. II. Detroit sel!lltlve person ever consciously to a more conventional first famlly. Gone lie! homo and not taler thin Mfn, 'euaeetod price. uncomfortable. It Is the vin rose on the •ands, replacing it : their curfew, or wow I Then auother of Jacqueline Kennedy's is a Texas-otyle barbecue. Forget Glven- when I aet homa it's tho third for President Johnson that chy, remember Neiman-Marcus. Let ua degree, dlsgulaed with "Wblt ,. ' from this scene of ban· hope toetry and the other leso readily did you do? Did you 111.. a aood bands. grasped arts will not be forgotten during Ume, etc.'.'" And they're con1atanUy digglntl about 1DJ her small shy smile •• fh!s Administration. Kennedy recited his InauguBut when I think of poetry In the 'lrtenda. It Isn't thet I'm llildProbably he had reheal'!led White House, I remember Jackie. havt never beOII ID trouble , I..._,• .....,.__.,_ &U And J ,....,...,,.,.._...him versions of It, 111811Y times LJans made quickly to West Virginia Residents Urrougb our CITY LOAN & GUARANTY CO, here ALSO SINGLE S1GNATCRE LOANS WHEN MONEY IS THE QUESTION, • Marine Private First Class • James R. Miller, son of Mr. • OP and Mrs. Myron R. Miller of • Rio JV's Get Revenge With 102-35 Win 284 349 348 Z3Z3 •••• .............. IS THE ANSWER MOORE'S PRICES ARE AS LOW AS or BETTER THAN OTHERS I ZEREX ZERO MASTER PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE 1-99 1.59 VI liOn ..sc PLAN TO ATTENDI Conditioner SPARK PLUGS HOME OWNERS INFORMATION SERVICE ON Friday, Jan. 29th - 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Saturday, Jan. 30th- 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Stop borrowing your grandsons Mus ! ~your own at your. Ford Dealers! 461 South Thlrtl St., MilieU...., 0. .. lton 15 fluid ouncos 9QC DUPONT NO. 7 MOTOR • KEITH GOBLE FORD, ,INC. 1.25 DUPONT "GOLDEN 7'' INGINI FIRES IN OIL =. :::- 1 ALDOR ZERONE ANTIFREEZE gallon THE DAILY SENTINEL '2395. • Factory trained ~preoentatlves 1.18 Tune-Up ••ch DUPONT M.O.A. MOTOR OIL Champion and AC SSe Additive 15 fluid - - - - - ouneoo 1.35 DUPONT SUPER HEAVY DUTY PLUGS Brake Fluid ooch from each of the products listed below will be on hand to explain their products and instruct you In their use. FIBER Dupont GLASS GAS FURNACE FILTERS GUARD We Will FHturo The Followi"'J Produchr a FORMICA for Count•r Tops and Vertical Surfaces, Also Kikhen Cabinets and Related Products• a CERAMIC FLOOR and WALL TILl! / By Romany Spartan ATTENTION- LADIES Free bowllng Instructions by Mrs. Amande Sawyer, for new bowlers and ladier wishlnl! to Improve on their preseni scorea on Wednesilay afternoons 1 to 3 pm. POMEROY BOWLING LANES PCIMIIIOY, 0. , Whma you haft liD inalii'IUlce elalm, relax-play '-'»ial 'We'll pat IMII'Ilflhell myour ..._ 1ritla !S: .."'",..,_ ....0181.-..... .,_ "..... """''x25"x 1" eGLIDDENS PAINT, New Color System The latest In Sprecl S.tin Paints. 20"x20"x1., 16"~tl~S"xl" 16"x20"x1u 15"x20"xli' ADULTS . . . Rtgl- For "FREE" MattorJ.Io No Purdwe Necessary. Winners will be notified eCERAMIC TILE For Tub Aru (50 oq. ft.l e4 GAL. SPRED SATIN WALL PAINT eMODEL 200 WASTE KING DISPOSAL King Builders 2tO N. 2nd Ave. 10"x20"xl" Each 124 W. Main 12oz. can WY 2·2848 47C DUPONT HEAVY DUTY BRAKE FLUID ~!.~ Co. Mlcldloport I I I I 9erving with the Marine Avia- • 284 tion Detachment at the Naval · 262 Air Technical Training Unit at j• 285 Jacksonville, Fla. 1 As low as I I 223 454 S. Third St., Middleport, is I 1 • •• I 1 • I I development and should oat l--by Helen Bottel- I •• •• •• $1000 ... $2000 • !25 E. Main St. I •• START THE YEAR RIGHT 57c • I • I , �,> • •" " Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, '" . .. ) o., Jan . 26, J96SJ t II ·' the,...---------------~----- aided Mrs. Wesuna Crab- tarternoon were Mr. and Mrs.[ MAny relaUves attended tree, Mn" Carolyn Mosler, and i Clyde Wilker and lomily of vices conducted by Reverend Mrs. Winnie Stanley in develop- ·Thurman, Ohio , David White. Burial was in . ing the theme , ·'Rekindling the Evans Rutherford , Plano, ' 'femple Cemetery under the diInner LUo Through Prayer. " Texn and da111hter. Mro. Bet· rectlon o! the Blaony Funerat i- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Those present were MnL Dalo ly O.Orll". Denton, Texas, were Home, Albany . SENIOR WGH Z, Loll I. - - - - - - - - - - Scoll, Mrs." Roher! Stout. Mrs. I called hert by the death of GIRI.!I LE.\GUE !DeL Jllib <lame - PIID"!JI The January meellng of the Arthur Crabtree. Mrs. Carl their mother and grandmother. Ju. II, IM6 · - 160; Iad. llllb lllrlei. Busy Bee Society of Carpen- 1Greenlees. Mrs . Howard Stan· Mollie Lowther OC Team No. 3 - Pam Davis Pam Sylv- -~ '1'11111 lfllll ter Bapti.!Jt Church was held at ley , Mrs. Lewis Mosier, Mr~ . 1 Mr . and Mrs. Joe McWhorter 316; Donna Theiss rn; Diile Game - Amold'a Sahlo '180; the homo of Mro" Low is Smith .' T. M. Calaway, the hostess. ' and childr•n cell"ed on Mr. and ' Circle 243; 8Und 255; Handi" Team IIIgb Serltl - Crow•• Electio:~ of (lffieen for the Mr!l. C A. Arbaugh, and iUests, IMrs . James Gaston on Sunday ., cap 1020; Total 2111 ; Woa Z, Town & ~ country IIOt comiJ18 year was held. The foi -! Dalelene Scott . Mia!; Octa Gil-l afternoon . Lost 1. WitHe's Electric-Janlowing were chosen : Presl-llogly, and Mr!!. Norma G111~ ' Funeral servic-e~ were held Sunday School attenance for , ey Grueser 313: Barb Wlrlte Llquld fuel is "Uquid propel dent, Mrs:. Rex Cheadle, Vlce- lgly . 'at the Temple Methodist Jan. 11 was 62. Offering was t294 ; Becky Hawley 254; Bllnd lant" in space termloolocY. President- Mrs. Clay Jordan ; Mr and Mrs. Ralph Fruler Church on Saturday for Mrs. $22.22 . 1255 ; Handicap 963; Total 20'18i Secretary - Mrs. Robert Bish- and family . GallipOlis. spe-nt ' Mallie Lowther, a re~ldent of Larry M-alley underwent sur- Won 1, Lo1t %. · op; Treasurer - Mrs. Ronald Saturday with her parents, Mr. lthi~ cc-nmunity for more than gery at Meigs General Hospital Arnold's Sobjo BeckY Whittington; and News Report- and Mrs < Fern Gillogly and oth· fifty years. The last remain- last week. . Nease 284 ; Sally GJobokar 308; er - Mrs. William Cheadle.!er relatives in the community. l in~ child of a family of 11 born Mr . and Mrs. Arnold Snow- Sharon Smith '288; Sutanne Mrs Oalt Dye had devotions ! Mrs. Lewis Smith enter1.aln- 1to Rus!le!l and Hester Ann Ro- den were business visitors in Arnold 260 ; Handicap loo:li 1 for the evening and used as ed the following supper guests mine Perry , Mrs. Lowther, 77 Columbus recently. They also Total 2140; Won 2, Lo1t l. Womtnt High HHI her topic, "Faith." Those pres- 1 on Monday evenin@ : Kathryn :years old. wa!'i united in rna:-- vJsited wtth their son and fam- :Team No. 8 - Barb Roush enI were Mrs. James Gaston, ILowther, Barbara Brookhart, lnage to Jasper Rutherford m ily Mr. and Mrs J~rry Snowden 357; Bea Bachtel 271; Brenda Mrs. Robert Blshop, Mrs, Alvin and Carolyn Hoyd. The occo- 1910 She is survived b)' two and daughter . Boyer 199; Blind 2SS; Handi· 1 Dye . Mrs. William Cheadle, [slon celebrated was the birth- ehildre'n, Evans A. Rutherford., I BrucE' Blackston and Judy cap 978; otal 2060; Won 1, Mrs. Dale Dye, Mrs. Ronald ,day of her deughter , Nancy. Plano. Texas, and Elizabeth,! Radford who have been con£1n. Lost Z:. Whittington, and the hostess, I Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wood- !Mrs ~endal Jordanl of Car- led to their home~ with chicken Crow'& Towu & Cowllry ,.,_rs. Lewis Smith. gerd and Mrs Virgil Perry.: Jienter, 10 grandchildren, eight pox, have returned to schooL Pam O'Brien 330; Mary Hand- W•rm Mrs. Clarence Arbaugh was IColumbus, spent Friday night gn~at grandchildren, and a host Mrs. Hugh Bearhs was in Co1- ley 356; Sandy Thomas 388; Lfned _ __ hostes on Wednesday evening wittr" their mother, Mrs . Zelia of rrla!Jves and friends. Mr. umbus Wednsday where she at- Linda Bailey 303; Handicap 8f3j when members of the Temple !Perry, .and attended the funer -1Rutherford died in 1926 and j tended a meeting of Ohio Hos- iTotal2200; Won 1 Lost 1. Le• Methodist Church W.S.C.S. held : a! of their aunt, Mrs. Mallie llater she married Lewis Low- : pitl Auxiliaries whirh was held Is Repair- Pam Sylvester the1r regular meeting. Mrs. Mar- Lowther on Saturday. !ther who passed <~way tn 1955., at the Children's Hospital. 332; Mary Hennessy 300: MelMIDDLEPORT guerite Sect had the pro- VisiLing with her parents, Mr . Since then she has made her Vincent Broderick is reported odie Roush 289: Ztta Nlerl 370; gram for the meetin& and was and Mrs, Dale Dye on Sunday r.om~ with the Jordan family. ! to be ill at his home. Handicap 858; Total 219; Woa Carpenter Social News NEW HAVEN Appalachian Power Acts s R k pr.mgs Society NoteS To Build Two Hydro Dams SALE! Dress Boots 1 1 $4.85 1 HELPING llANO FOR ELDERLY, Some 76,000 families hnt been helptd In burin?: homf's throu(h the Farmf'rs Home Administraticm. · Economic Opportunity Act THE SHOE BOX Of '64 Details Spelled Out (Conlinll«< F111m Page 1) ,and facilities to rural fami l i('~ specific community projects in with small incomes. Interest health, education, welfare, hous- rate on this loan Js also 41/iJ lng. job training, other fields. lper cent with a maximum reProJf'f'ls operated by local payment period of 30 years Commumty Action group or ex- istin_g publiC. priv~u~ Th! F armers Home Admmts- agenctes .l lration office serving Metgs. rQfftc£1 of Economtc Opportun- Gallia .•Jackson. Lawrence, ond at TION - Special programs to i 530 1 ~ SPcond Avenut'. Gal!ipoteach illileral~ adulls how to I lis . fi"armer~ and rural families read and write. !Health, Edu- ~ m :1-Tt•lg ~ ,·ounty may con1ae1 cat1on and Welfare De]Jml- the county ~uperv1sor at th~ men!J. ! ASCS office in Masonie Temple TITLE Ill · HURA.L LUANS i Buildi ng. Pomeroy, each F'ri. dav mornmg - Superv1!'ed small loans to · help poor rural families earn I -more incomP through enterprise~ they own and operate and finance cooperatives that serve them . ' Ag nculture Dt>pcl!'l menl t; ASSISTANCE TO Ml· GRANTS - grants, Joan~ and . Joan guarantees so public and - - - - - - - - - pnvale ag(•ncies can provtde By Edna Knopp service ~ now available to othThe Dorcas F.UH Ladies Fcler rural fam1hes hut lnckmg lowship met at the parsonage among m1gr~nt s. Thursday afternoon with Mrs. TJTLE I\' SMALL BUSJ- Sellf'rs as host<>ss with the folNESS LOANS - loans plus l luwmg members present, Nma m~mfl~emem !ra ining for indi" Theiss, Rell Theis~. Bernice viduals operating very small I 'J'heJss , Ann Beegle, Josephine l·u· lllf'~'"f'S employing a few 1Smit.h. Lotlie Bradford. Hazel ..,.nrkers only. (~,"TJ~IH Rus mess , W1ckline , Laura Sayre. Edna lllll " lralion l Knopp :md 1he hn~tess . Mrs. TITLE V· WORK F:XPERI· , Se l ler~ . The next mf'e1ing w1ll F 1<: JObs fur itllher~ and ' be the third Thursday m f,~h- l oihtr heads of familie : :. wtlh : ruarv al the home of Bernice . ~ 111rlrf'n receiv in~ welfare aid . Th£11~s 1Department ol He~lth , Educa- :'vfr and Mrs James Cunningtior amt WPifarel h~tm anct family of East LlverTJTLF. VI : VJSTA VOLUN· pool sprnt a weekend with her TEERS - ·· Pt'UCt' Corps·· type prtrents. Mr and Mrs F:rnl'st . individuals who will serve an~- ~ Johnson . I wbere in the U. S. at a nom1Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sterrett nal wage to supplement profes- and sons spent Tuesday even- i slona! pe-r ~onnel '" programs ing with Mr. and Mrs. Otl.!l , directly attacking the root!! of ' Knopp . poverty . !OHice of Economtc Mr Otis Knopp and Larry Opportunity 1. Sayre went to D~venport , fowa, The Farmers Home Admmis- !after Max Knopp. who i~ home tratlon is the lending agency ICfmvalescins after recurrence of the Department ol Agncul - of monnnucleosls. He will reture and will admimster Title turn to his srhool at Palmer in liJ of the Act. April. The object1ves of thi~ pro- Mr Oflo Bradford received aram are to improve the m- a good report rt-CE'ntly on the eomt and standard of living of hearl pacer which was placed ,0w..income tarm and non-farm on his heart several months ago rural fa.."11ilies. at the Veterans Hospital in Farmers may use loan funds Cincmnati. to buy livestock, equipment , Dorthea Salser entertained trnprove or develop water sy- 1her Canasta _club. Those p~s­ l&ems land development, lime, I ent were Elame Reese, Vlrgmfertlli;er. ~ds. rlear land, ia Ree~. Libby Willf~rd. Etta Improve buildings" farm oper· Mae Hill, Ruth Ann Hill, Clara atinl expenses, pay real estate Mae Sargent and Alice Wolfe. ., debts, and in some cases pur- Mr. _G_eorge L. Ber!gle. of Locbue real estate. gan v1~1ted recent!~· With his Farmers and non-farm rural sister June Wendorf and sons, families may use loan funds to Randy and J_efl. ~ out non-agricultural en· Charl~s Chne spent Tuesday terprises such a~ machinery mght with Max Knopp. repair roadside marketing, or Mrs. Edlth Grimm spent an wetdin'g shops. In carrying out afternoon with Mr. and Mn. enterprises borrowers Harry Wolfe. may use Joan funds to buy land, ~im and Nancy Carnahan and ltliy, build, repair, and relocate children called em Mr; and bulldings. buy e!lsentia\ equip- ~rs Davtd Johnson Tr1day evf>' ment, pickup trucks, and pay nmg. . ...... ed by liens against Joy Kay Theiss spent Satur..,... secur ,d " h "th J Alk" '~ , lind and buildings. ay_ mg t wt an ll"e. , T Uf for 8 loan an ap- Elleen Mahoney and son, Dun· O ~ua Y1. can of Arlington, Va., ~nt a jjlleanH muls · ited resources and weekend with her parents, Mr. I• ave. . liD d Mrs. Cl arence W"ckr 1 me. 0 income from an 8 . teeeJvmg Mrs. Paul Smith spent sever~ sources that IS too low to a\ days with her son Robert coter basic family ne~s. and family in Columm:s helping · 1 Be u~able to obtam neces- care for their new baby, a girl, . ' 'III'Y credit from other sources named Stephanie Aim. They d ·reasonable rates and terms. have one other chlld a son . ·•· If the c~it is f~r a Robert Wayne. ' ' ~nterpr1se.. fur.msh evl· Mr. and Mrs. Roger Theiss "to.... that the ~v•ce or pra.. and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sal· is not bem.g. adequately ser. Jr., spent Monday evening ~~ ~pll<!d by others m the com· with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Webb. ity l. ADULT BASIC EDUCA· Vinton counties is located • * aso1ne reat Ne • ma es your eng1ne come. LT. HARTUNG Second Ueutenant Edjar J. Hartun1, son of Mrs. Laura M. RarlUDfl, Star lloote, Pomeroy, bae on\tred U. s" Air :t , w· ,, Jn Aftermath 0£ C }}•ISIOn • I if j " . . News Notes ~ .~ ~/~',,' ' .. ~ .> ·':' ' '~ ' ,,. v • . ' OUR OWN PORK SAUIAOI Made rlll!l Ill tltllfrom IIlli' ..... redpo.n·a ..... ! RACINI FOOD MARKEr YourLocaiChF•rrn..,.._ R.cln., G. .... 1-1~. .... J.lto, ,,_, ................ ,.. ICIIAFJ MIRACLE SALAD DRESSING QUART_ 39C 1 Our JaaUS:WV.%. • p l roper y ~::;es~:~~n o~y .Jo;~:~e ~~~;. : \ T £ rans ers (. ~I SPECIAL 63 FORD Meigs County, according to stJ- I Iff's dep.artmenl_ makmg the In- Bernard V. and Betty J. liHlics released bv Raymond vestlgahon eslunated damage Fultz" to James CriswelL Clara . J. Price, District ·Managef ol : to Waugh vehicle at $50 and the Criswf'll , Lots, Middleport. ~he (.illlltnbus office of !Jun I 1950 model car of Jone~ wa::. I 11lf~ron K. Workman, Mildred "We Uve in a decadent a,e. 1nectt~ut. missloned by the U.S .. Public , & BrarJ: treet, Inc. This tdal a total Joss .. . L. Workman to James C. and \'~ng peop\@ no longer respect 1 Darien. of course, does not 1Health Servlce t~ do a film on is based on a physical cnunl 1 St ate . Po he~ mvestig:Hed . _a 1 Joanna L. Council. 6 acres. 1 thelr parents. They~ rude and 1stand alone. i 1alcohol • educat1on. for hilh Qi the j~:muary, 1965 . edili'm .1f 1two-veh1cle m1shap M()n~ay . 2.- Rutland. impatient. They Inhabit taverns , "Apparently one of the joys . S<'hOOl st~dents, mamtalM ~hat the Dun & Bradstreet t{ef.~r- 45 p.m. on Rt.. 2 near Galhpo- .... Robert C. Hartenbach. Sher. Country Sed1n Station Wagon 1 und have na self control "-1 f thood . tt" the quest1on of teen·oge drmk· ence rook lis Ferry resultmg m $250 propiH Denver V Null to Parkers1 V-8 motor, Cruisematic trans ., power brakes, pow· Inscription on a 8,000-year·~ · old l ~ ::e~hlldren 1 ~r~;k,!?greyo~ ~ lng has been distorted and ex- Eac~ J~nuary business f\ ln· ~r~y damage, b~t no personal. bu,rg sa_v·. an.d Loan Co., Par· 1 er s1eering, radio. heater, turquoise with match· Egyptian tomb. . . . . .. thr Family Service Assocl:ion laggerated out of all perspec· cerns 10 all parts of the Vmt ·) m)ury. The acc1dent occur~ eel!!, o1 ve. I By PATRICIA MCCORMACK 1 of Cleveland. l uv.~. ed Statt.>s are asked by Dun & when~ southbou~d tractor-tr . Sa_rn Willl~ms , Mr . to _E_rnma ing vinyl interior, good tires, locking differential, 1 UlflW. Presti Jntemational The agen Jd The so called teen • a~e Bradstrt-et for ropies of their I er dnven by Sam R. Rod"'t'WUhams , B1lly L. WJ!hams, outside mirror. back up lights. Low mileage. Cad· 1 NEW YORK tUPI)-MIIUons dents of tie~:lam~?8m~'I:~:; j drlnking problem' Involves only financial statements. This ye~r 28, E~izabet.h, N~ J ..was . at- ~ Ruth Wood, ~h_yllis Ril'e. Cert. iliac trad e in" of teen-qers nationwide are ex· .1 ., 1 the" hlld n alco- 1a very small percentage of the requE"sts are being sent to nf!ar- [ temptmg to pas~ a car dn'~'en of Trans .. Sc1p1o. , perlmeatlnc with beer and llq· ~I b ~ ve t I~ cl ... I I f nation's youth," he said" ly three million business coo by Robert Dunn" 52. Apple I Winnie Woyan i Wogan ). Win" I or-em the sly or with paren- 0 .• t u no ou 0 a BP r t 0 The problem of purchases by cerns _ to the corner grocen . Grove. and the two collld c-d. nie Wogan (WoyanJ toWi !kif' I tal111mwnval. g~~eThy. d "t 1 h minors, he believes, will not be store worth 8 few thousand do;. 1Nt"ither driver wa~ roiled . Sar~on. parcels, Olive. 0 1 0 sat1s1Y t e1r -rroey . . tencles ' be. Jars as well as to busines:~es I J arne~ H. Wh'l' I d t Soce have corking good ped d . ft t so Ived un t"lI mconsJS I mg on. ec. o own war es1res - o en o th · d Htl "' • · Wh" · c r GMAC Financing Aveileblt time. Many pay lor the run strike back at a se who tween eorles an rea worth millions" Three Arratgned Ehza L lflngton, ert or ! with only a hsnrover" . !IJIOll b . ore resolved. I 8 f G I . Trans .. Salem . But the erperlmentation COlts dl~~pr~ves of other mlS eha~ "It is inconsistent," he said, ASK 1'0 WED e ore OOf WID Jack M. Hawley , Eliza!JE'th I some youths llle Itself. Most lur sa~ ~:'" F. T~m"ri'' dl" 'for parents to contend that PT PLEASANT - wo cou· P PLEASAN - hree \""", Hawley to Sybil P.bersbach. lot I often in traflc fatalities. The tree or fof. e agency I own· 1tht!y disapprove o£ drinking by Ipies have ~de applications for i wns Wt-re arraigned beGfored u_s- ' Middleport . 1 own o 1ce. car went out of control. But/ yoiJng ad u1ts-w hen lt· has been 1 marriage licenses in the off1ce , tic~ of . P~ace A. M. roo wm . SYb'l1 Ebf"rs hac h to J ac k 1'I• • . . ' -I h th 1 d · k' t rt r r ' on varoous charges. I H 1 , El' 8 beth H 1 1, Cadillac - Oldsmobile f~rst the drover went out of con- 1 NEW YORK 1 UP[) M 1 ' own a ron mg sa s 0 1 o{ the County Clerk. Applying , aw ey · ~ " aw •y" 0 1 os I the majority in the home with · hey were Mrs. Dendi (.orI Middleport trol, the aIoohollc be verage , stoles say a minor in<ofar •• .. were Charles Junoor Lauler. 39, don Mason Countv fined $3 "You'U Ulte Our Quality Way ol Dolq Busiaess• way j d kl -~"' pa1 ental approval. Gallipolis Ohio and Helen Ma• ·' Manda F:astman to E. Leon 1 1 ng s concern~.f Is a per· He f"mds mconsosten . · 1• too. th e, rle Shiltz• Evans · 35 Gallipo- and. costs "for non-attendance of · "auters. s In · california alone In 1963 r n nc1 . " L 1, Sautm. L. Chr<<tme WY 2-5342 Pomeroy, 0 h IO · 1 ' • 1 son u er 21 years o age. t ' ' ' children m school; W1lham . d B df ·d 1 21 · year mm mums 10 mo~ lis· George Harold Allison 27 01~·_ l'c,==-=-=============;,==.,d drinklng juveniles were drivers 8 ut m · New y or k, "t' 72- acre~ . J,3-r -s , ~~e~ . I s 18 . And stt~.Les since the vast majority • . ' ' Smith, pt _ Pleasant, SJO an d l --- - - ----~---·-In 112 fatal accidents. in North Carolina a married · · Gallipolis, Ohio, and Ltnda Sue costs defective lights and The widespread incidence o[ person ot 17 m~y purchase lof young people start drmkmg Freshwater, 21, Pt. Pleasant. Mich~el L Roach Pleas- \ · k" f om coast to before the age or IB " • · ' t een-age dr~n mg r wine legally. ant, $10 and costs. hazardous 18 Realistic ..\ge <Oast and tis consistent yearly Some slates say the purchase . Singer Col ..'8 Left driving. increose Is documented by re- oeeraagelosega,uh [b t 8 . I I b t In the opomon of many d ' l"t Lung IS "Remove d ----. pnrtl from United Presa Inter- 21 ls the minimum for wlne ~ o1ogJsts a~ socto ogts s, APPEAL FILED national bureaus. It is subslan· d h"15k IS the reall•toc age of SANTA MONICA. Calif. IUP!) PT. PLEASANT - A ct'vl·l an w Y· lt ,·, the age or -s·nge f 1 r Nat K'no 1 • Cole was appeal action has been Hied in listed further In findings O ' Uncle Sam on the other f nd 1 Family Service agencies across h&nd says a Youth at 17 is old rom pahrenta care ha h reported in satisfactory condi- the office of the Circuit Clerk. the count : 'h . 1 d vision, t c age at w ~~ tion today in St. John's HospiTo A.ll enou_g to.f se~~e m t let arme- men and women assume tal, where he underwent a The action Is styled . .. . h servlCH-1 IS paren s con responsibilities three hour operation for remov- Kenton Craft, by next friend, It occurs among t e poor, sent. Many slates allow boys Fducate Where Posslbl"l!! al of his left lung. Lole E. Johnson vs . G~~=;:j the medium wel~to-do and the and girls of 16 to drive ca"" F th .1 is sug" YeBter" he action was a1 1 rich. Percentage • wise, there The voting age, meanwhile, gest':d t~sat r~~:~~l ceZsr~~;u;~~:~~~Y onw~~s sl~~; ed to Circuit Court by Yester appears to be more youthful stands at 21--except in Ken- ~ a part of driver IUlll for the removal o[ a lu- after judgment was rendered drinking In the latter" eategory. tucky and Georgia, where it Is where poB8lble .. said the hospital Monday, in favor of the plaintiff against One of the most widely pub- 18. And ID Alaska and Hawaii- Both Dr Goidherg and addil\11 that pneumonerto" defendant lor the sum of $213.· licizecl incidents happened last where it is 19 and 20, respec- Greenberg- indicated that my involved removal o( the en- : ~7 aggregate of principal snd June 23 in the New York sub- lively mterest in JuBllctO of P•ace of DariOII Conn It .M •·-· 8 times have someth1nr to tire lung" i .. b ur aD wo ' . ay ~ut eer with the incidence Gf : Court. 1,.,......,............................ / is one of. the wealthiest In Texas, it Is legal lor a fe- drink in . The have the mon _ munlttes m the Un~ted States. male of 18 to work as a walt· A rece!t est~te showed 1~1 Double Birthday Its most famous resident, h~ong ress servil\11 or selling beer, but the typical teen-age boy and Party is Held tn seclusion, 1s Charles Lmd- she must _be 21 to corisume. or girl has an average of $11 fun A double birthday party was lJtlrgh. purchase 1t. money apiece 8 week. held recently Jor Patty McKinA car leaped off the road. To a teen-ager, it's Dr. George L. Maddox, of ney, 4-year-old daughter of Mrs. : wreckage ytelded the body 0 ing" Duke University, and Dr. Be- Owen McKinney and Sherri I Nancy Hllchlnlla, 17. ~or cobm· To a college student, 2fl, it's vode c. McCall of Wayne State Hysell. daughter or M". Rose· panion, M1_chael Smlt • 19~ as ridiculous. Everytime he drinks University, in' a new report mary Hysell. been. convicted of neghgent ~eer in a s~ate where the min· published by Rutgers Center of Decorated cakes and ice horn1cide. ed two unum age ts 21, he breaks the Alcohol Studies, make these cream were served the honorThe accident occurr law. points about teen-ace drinlting; ed auests, Mr" and Mrs" Ray· hourt alter lhe Y011111 COO:::: ~porting at a recent confer- -The use of alcohol ill not mond Manley and Cathy. Ron· ten a gala ~~~ party lsi ence on "'Purchases by Mi· ordinarily the pivot arGund nie. Randall and Peggy MeIII,.Jd Chaoo. Mor. home of a Darton psyc latred nora," Dr. Herman D. Gold· which the life of the adolescent Kinney, Peggy casto. Brenda Loeust St. when liQuor bad been serv · berg, head of the psychollli!Y in high school rewlves" and Penny Hysell, Mrs. RosePhone W'l 2-2511 ll wu 1 carbon copy of many department of Hofstra Univer· -When teen • agero mary Hysell and Mrs" Marie b' .,~:.=:-~;' eLMkTtU. lnt.....cJ.. Pvt Roger Manley spent the weekend with his wife, Connit!, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenee Manley, recent.. ly. He was expected to l!ave Monday !or Germany where be l will be stationed 18 months. w•• •I in NAnONS, N" Y" vmml FAMILY 1 • k" • R ) db W"d ' Teen-Age Drm mg IS egu ate y 1 c I.~hl~e!~· ~o~:.~!.sst•s • a Assorted state Laws llange of Confusio .. . ' .: ' ' , ··' ~ SHOPPING TIP cial crisis ., Ierma acceptable to the United Slo!M aoc1 Ruula was reported by diplomats 1<>day. The ""JIOrl came altfr oliht ween of deadlocll ID lbe United Nations over the IS!Iue of Rusoia's $60 million debt and the u" s" inolltence lhol u" N" charter provisions be applied to take away the So\tiet vote in the General As..,mbly. The formllia drops aU refer· once to Article 19 of the U. N. charter - the provision that any nation two years in arrears "shall" lose Its assembly vote. The United States has insisted that any settlement must be iD keepin& with the charter. Bol the diplomats said the formula is expressed ln terms acceptable to the United States •• weU as R~asia. There was no immediate AmericaD or Soviet comment on H. • 1 Dorcas . I I I I 1 r I 'I I I e• t I KARR &VAN ZANDT ·1 1 1 Pt I aZp,.. You get dependable cold weather perfonnaRCe you, roa see! Carburetor icing and fuel line freeze-up are~! .. 1 nm: strot1on clubs to train <eve··al per!lor.!'i in each area of the c· d river Ite f ·' Ulm'I!:D the aim of the Home Demon- Mn. Freda Jacks ol Minenville, Ills Ieanaed tbat her son, Pvt. Mlcbaol R" Beach, Is taklnl •• eiJht week ....... In annored ca•alry In the Uoited States Army at Fort Knox, Ky. He wiU complete biB tralainc ln Marth. Pvt. Beach attended Middlepcn1 Hl•h school before -tn• In • •- • the armed ~:~ervil'e in Stptem· ber. •n .. .,. (UP!) - A new fllrlhula to oolve the United Natlolll ~ ed by the Mason County Home Dl"ffiOJl:>Lration club~ . will belin each day at 10 a.m. Jt is MICHAEL BEACH ' Eyes allfDIIIIW .... bave a Ud-fold Ill 1111 - corner wllldl look alanted ar elnWrt..ehapefl Crisis in UN PT. PLEASANT - A train" tng meellng em using corn huak materia ls will be held January 27 <md ~8 at Krodel Park. Mra. Jane rox , State Department of Commt•rce. will be thl! instructor The ~raining , bell\11 sponsor· Marlh·l D . l '• • New Formula Seen Solving county ,. that local work•hcps can be held next fall when , t'OI'n husks art": plentdul. • ' Tra ·niJJg wtll be given In weaving stool seats with corn Force navigator tralnlng at husk s, Lraiding £or use in no ~~ . James Connally AFB, Tex. t bo 0 k d d · L" H t • '· an hats, an twos!· oeutenant artun1 wil eeing tilt' husks (or mats B n d ceive radar and celestial nav.. weaving. Material that r.aco · igation traluiiJI leadiq: to tbe participant will need are corn award of silver uv!Jatioa butll about four miles down· Corps Placement Test. It I.. not provide supplemental water at ' J W"l husks, container for soaKino" ... ~. upon ~adoatioo. Tile critical down•tream atretches erry I es ms ~ •. strea~ from. the mouth of Lit- passed or failed, but simply ln- durln erlods or sev er e 1 R Co . . husks, newspapers, sclSsors, year-loug cour~e i• COIIChlcMd tie R1veL It would be a rock · docateo where the greateot po- d ~~ P e8erve mml!lllOn gloves, tacks, and string" Ench by the Air Trai•tnc Comllllnd, 1111 type w1th a compacted im~ . d roug · NEW HAVEN - James Mor~ person will need to provide her wblch trains offlterl aud air· pe.. ious clay core" tentlal hes, Applicants o no\ The total cost of the ultimate rls (Jerry) Wlleo, son of Mr. own bar. lunch men In the dl,...... oidllo ..,. The lower darn would be 1 . have to register for the test •· development Is eotlrnated at and Mrs" Karl Wiles of New · " qulred by \be na«on'o 1 .,.... bout 160 feet high and tl90 feet head of time. The Peace Corps more thah $122-rnllllon" Ha ..n w88 one of siX space fore<. The li..tenanl lonll. It would be built at Fries, Questionnaire can be found In all UniverBily Reserve Officer ' graduate of Eaotern Hlib ::~pproximately lSI,'.i miles down- · Po!lt Offices. There are two TO NAME C01';MtnEE Trammg Corps cadtts commts· Scbool, Long Bo&tom, baa a stream from the upper dam. l parts to the t•st ' a general ap- PT" PLEASANT - A Citizens . <loned Sunday aa second lieu-· 8" s" do1ree in oecondary rt would be a concrete gravity ' tiLude tert and a modern ian· Advisory Committee wm be · tenants m the Arl!ly Res~rve. I educatloa from Rio Grande type 1tructure. Iguage aptitude test - for which formed in a meetinJ Monday at Marshall University Pretndent College. He com milliOnThe upper reservoir would knowledge of a foreign language 7:30 p. m. in the courthouse, Stewart H. ~mlth awarded the ed apon tompletion of Officer «tend alona New Rive< about Iis not necessary according to Morris Bragg, Ma" ' ommisslons '" exercises In 0 Training School In 1964. His 40 miles upstream through Ison County Assessor. Br aa g the Campus . Christian Center. wire Sharon, is the daughter Grayson County and Into Ashe Pleasant Vallt'y Hospital has asked various county 1roups Lt. Col. Patnck H Morgan ad- PT PLEASAI'\T - Frank ol Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ritchand Alleghany countle!J, North ADMlTfED : 1-lrs Fred to select representatives to ministered the oath of offu.oe Jone~ 59 of 24 Windsor Court, le ol Columbus. Carolina, and on Llttle Rlv~r Durst, Leoni Mrs. Wayne compose the committee. Jt will Cadets are commlssmned af- was c1ted for fa1lure to have about 10 miles above Its mouth Love, West Columbia; Eddie have no official capacity, but It@r complet~n_g 8 _four -year I VE'hirlr under cClntrol followms ._ ~ ~ - 16- - ' into North Carolina. Th~ lower f\dernan, Cheshire. will recommend chanps or point course of rmhtary mstructlo~ a two car aC<'ident Sunday reservoir would ertend ftbout DISCHARGED: Harold Ktel· out any obvious mistakes con- I m addition to requirements fm night on Rt. 62 near Lakin. I IS\t miles upstream from the er, Pt. Pleasant. cernlng taxes In the county. I the bachelors degree" ThP miShap involved a car ' - --driven by Mernll Robert 1 · 278 Firm~ Listerl Waugn, t9. Crown C1ty , and 1" I ' 1 PT. PLEASANT - APJlal&<h- lower dam to the foot "f the up- 1the ultimate lnotallatton of two ian Power Company yesterday per dam. ••rtical shaft hydraulic tur" hied an application wltb thl! It iJ propoled that the ult.i- bin~ of the conventional FranVIrilnla State Corporation malo illlllllaUon In the upper c11 type. Comnuulon ror a license to powerhouse would eonsiat of aix The ultimate! combined gen. construct the 81uo Ridge Cl>m· vertical shalt re.ersible pump- orating Installation for the two bmabon Pumped Storaae and 'urbina. The initial inatalla- wer stations COI18lsti of siJ: H~~droelectrlc Development on tlon would consist of three lucb =mp turbine! at the I18' upper the New _ruver in Grayaon Coun- units. In the lower powerhouae dam. rated at about l50,000 kU· ty, VlrJ:mla. it Is proposed to make tnlttally owatts each and two 4o1100 . • • Donald C. COok, pruident kw units at the tower dam of Appalachian and Its parent, would be approximately litO,· the Amencan Electr1c Power 000 kw Company said Appalachian The development would be had the development under stude!li!led to provide for 160,1100 dy for the past several years"I acre feet of flood storage In The application seeks permis-1 th Thl 1 the . f h SCC An opportunity for Melgo area e upper reservo1r. S ' SJOn rom . e . to constructTesldent• to test thelr aptltudell equlvak!nt of 3 inches of runtwo dams, wh1ch would result I f p Co i n ofi from the drainaae area inIn the formtUon of two reser- 1 or eace rpa •erv ce w ed ' 0 1v · voln come at I:30 a. m .. Saturday, " da- would be a~ 1February !3, at the Post Office Appalachian would also alloThe" up-r ~"" J h f f 8 ldl 25 000 proximately 287 feet high and ul ng n At ens. p cate 1 'the acre :volsto:~ 2.000 feet long and would be. The opportunity Ia the eac~ aa:e n upper se r Peace Corps hasl Test Announced Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MfddtePon, 0., 1111. 21, 11854 Husk Materials To be Used in Work Meeting Wben you use new Ashland A-Plus Super~~ Ashland Regular G8801in&--both Vitalized with AG-105-au-buretor icing and fuel line {Jeeze..up are never a problem. And new Vitalized Ashland G81!0line imJII'C'"B yoor engine's cold weather periormance in oiber important 11118)111 JOG Cllll aee ••• luior ••• and ~ ; Yoo enjoy faster starting and quic~ warm·~P • • • ~ant response and faster m:oeleration •.• cleaner, quieter eogme operation ••• more · JI'J_. and better performance. t New Vitalized gasoline is the result of years«' research and dewlopment , by Ashland Oil's engineers. Road-tested for more than 5,000,000 miles, I 1 com- "COLEMAN" It; SALES & SERVICE · perfOI'Dl81lCe )'QU Cllll actually see • • • b.ear • • • feel • , • no matter what 1 car )1:111 drAe. ~ I>ri9e in today and fill up with a tan't.d of new Asbtand A-PJua.« new VitWed . ==="'"''""''""''""'"""..~&Oiii;;&::;;;;;;;;;;&:ii 310W'«<&h...- ALIVE! j A.vaflable only at your G£OCl Neighbor Ashlaitd Oil ~~ '• • tAe friadly mtJA with ~ better braDd! ' ASttt..AND OltL & REt'llti'NO COIIPA'IY CHASE HARDWARE :t • ' Vitalized gasoline has established new standaJds of perfonnance--supenor • AIM<ad Begular HEATING confus- 1 1 such tragedies Involving teen· sit~ In Hempatead, Long fs. their cfrlttklnl t h e y M ':•:n~le~y;,." •ler.-WIIh one exception. land, Uid: "acting smart" "belnc one .' 1...... Wtllfllllo "Scientific studies have the crowd," ~nd "avoid belnc EASY. TERMS . . Juilp Jtodlter ElelloD, upon sbown that minimum qe Iawa left oot " tnvestlptlon, ISSued warrants have a negligible Influence on -When they explain the realor lbe orresl ~I 13 ldulls the age at which youngsterl son adults cfrinlt, they say II Is nected with the party. the start drlnkl(18. They have related to "soclablllty, pleasure theJ cUd that was qalllsl shown that ilrtnlt!ng patterna and ~iety reductlcm.' law 1n connecticut. acconlln8 are est~bllshed In the borne be- :;:W;..==~~==:.-.to t1t1 worrlll\ll' Sene alcoho1• tore 11. . orry of lc IJeVVIiOI to minorS 11ho "Sin"' moat parenta permil were 1101 ~- occaalollal 1110 of alcohoUc be•· r f t So1DI or litem pJeadetl no eraces m .the borne and" away SRpplnt or lmtetlllt? ..081 11111 paid IIDU- Otlten are tram the borne bel~ ia, par- · -~ ..... •• efleel on ~.r.>:! ...... " ".~ " "..,. "" ap(IP.allna..· - " "Jaa• 1111 ental law has mort Jud&l Ele!SOn be11ev11 younc people thall "st4tutu'Y ~~~= otatel shoUld bav• a law pro- law." " •. ~~N~~.. ,.""' ...,._ blbltltll t(4uill !rOIJI ~ q...~~oo II Dlotartiil - -.· • ......,. ,...,., -'-u ta COil• Dr ·"'""'11 - · • r.euna. "U'B l\lbl1be ca.oa.~t. liquor to • ...,_.,,,, recen 'I ~ -•-..... .. - - - ..... ' .~ " w"l:i * I!'ALSE TEETH ..-.;,-w.. ""fih· - ameless eleetrie ers pre erred · 8 tofor eoolness!* 'noat'•- ol mn,. ..,.,.o.. why ilameleaa eleetrle dryen Mt tbe paee. ADd why -ry day, more people 1he more _ , . . for goiag tHetrie. Before you buy, compare feature fCII' featun. You'U prefer .&eetrie, -~ the IELECTRIC co. I �' .I - - - - - - - - -. 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 26, 1965 1 WANT AD _, 2 SIGNS INFORMATION ~ P. II. J&ond.11.1 D&AJ)Ul>O . . Du BetoN> DcadlUw 9 :00 OF hlblle•~• A. SOCIAL I_ _Leg _=•_l Notice __ QUALITY M.. CANCELLATIONS CORRKCTIONS WW " a~pled llDW ~:00 A. ror na, M PubllealloD CALENDAR Pomeroy Motor Co. I 'T' .I e ror want o\d s.er.le41 word on• IJlRrtlaD lllnUnum Chu1• eo ccntl t Cea\11 per t $1145 Vinyl trim, grey finish . clean Inside and out. Good ttreti, radio and heater . 11 Cent. per word for T'llrH eoza. .-euU'ft lnMrtlontl. ~ per om1 DUeount oo paid ada &11d \d1 paid within 10 day• ~ OF THAliiKS &: OBITUAltiES 1 11.2!1 for :Kl word min :mum. Eac)l addlllonal word tc On"'CE HOURi 8:30 o\. M. to 5.00 P. M ._hlrday--a.3o A 114 to l2:00 OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Forest Rose Council DaugbterJ of America will meet 111 regular session TUesday at 7· Business Services For Sale WANT AD 30 p.m. All members are requested by the deputy to bo ~--- PHONE WY 2-2156 Card of ~I I i II •'I \.1 r PAW!! '1'E OUGHT TO BE KEERFUL GITTIN' THEM THIN/OS IN BROAD I 0 AllY ( R0 SSW ORO Pomerov Motor Co. 110011 IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE ./1. &Ulll.T P.RODUCJNG LIKED ME ~ ,HE LIIC£1) ME.! fME LIII:ED MI. !! ' $I I 95 1960 Volkswagen 2 Door ~Hf :•T t:l(r! 1 Dark blue finish. dean interior, V8 en&ine, Std. trans. Radio, heater, a real sharp1e and only $1195. lUTES I 1 Economy and camfort, 6 cyL engine, Std. trans., radio and heater, light blue finish, good tlres. '61 Olds F-85 4 Door Seden I et,lSlOn • • Re .. 'I 1961 Dodge Lancer 2 Door _ _ Only $795 M. turning himself Into 1 rna- another though J>f'rhaps more 1 t;une ." ll is televuJiOn s job. dangerous, foe in human his-. when. dealing \VIth grandness, to tory _ and Churchill wis quite ~un create a fret~h and incisive ana a fellow . wasn't he? Nowhere _,. 1./ (:; 1seepmg atmospherP which cap- \\as the monstroU.J gangsterism tures the mood of that grand- of Nazi Germany depleted In 1!1!11!11 I ness. and, above ~n. places the suffic.ient terms and meanin~ to : subJrct at hand {Jrmly - and explam th~ lasting contribution i United Pre11 ln&eroatlouaJ 1na1uraJJy interesting to 8 de. with relevance lo the long v1ew of Churchill and his most clvU- 1 HOLLYWOOD I UPI' - The 1gree, thought they were all al- - In the scope of the long v1ew. ized of 1:1!1 countries In their uiWt>ekend dt-ath of Sir Winston most nf'<'Pssarily skel.ch~. They . ~1matP triumph over sheer barChu~ch ill brought fourth two focused mostly of course on In _ Sunday's video t.ribut~s. barism. There was an angle to . sper1al network televiHIOD trlb- i World war Il- in 8 manner for mstance, one could 1magme expa11d and to inspire the hU- 1 UIP.s Sunday night. C88-TV pre. 1more pedestrian than large . a youngs ler who had not lived man .ace with its truth, l empled the American debut of grand or Churchillian 1 f 1 I through World War IJ looking LOOKV, MP.W-G1an-Carlo Menotl's new opera, i Howard K. Smhh'.s nar~et' e at the Nazis on the screen and • tiR ! JN6 HOME 10 IWO FRYERS "Mart.in's Lie," for a one-hour I AB . C-T\1 came elosest to ;aok~ roncludjng that they were Just m~mor1a1 broadcast. And ABC- ing a stab in the Churchillian To; .~~~~~:•d "Wagon Train" direction. Bul. nothing on any of NB _ · . . ILh~ s~ectals appro~ched the inACROSS 26· Chlne.e . C TV presented Its tnbutes sp1rat10n and soarmg insight of 1. Praise 3. Gu d~rmR l~e da.ytime and did not : the British cast of "Tha t Was 1'5 . Foreman ~=~= 27. ~eral dJ.<:>turb 1l s prnne-time lineup of The Wet>k That Was" aller the 9. Olh@rwlse .( Dl•bearten pile Walt 0Jsney , a new western Ideath of President Kennedy . 10. }l:!~h;;r on fi. Cut short. 29. A called "Branded," " Bonanza" What .;1 fine stroke lt wou l.d ll.Metaltag e. ~t:::r walnut and "The Rogues.'' CBS-TV will have been-would be-to hear 12. Explo•lon mout.hed ~ o.ffer ano~her one-hour prime. I the ~a me group of gentlemen 14. Music note Jug 30. At a. 15 bme special about Sir Winston !Lilk of Churchill. ' ~o~a.ry lDdlla «ht.anoe ... today at 10 p.m. EST. II. is not enough merely to sa 17. Sandarac plant 81. ==~ 88 Ule ~II of the networks, in their a man was great as ~m ~ tree 11. Melody 40. EcrpUaa 18 dane In( t~Jbutes , had to face the impos- our leading citize~s did Su~d: · :~18lde 13. Trampled worth at girl r-· ~ ~~~c~~~s ofli~ryi~g to ~apture .i n highly undistinguished phra~ 20. Butt l6. ~r:,! ~ee U.Appear 22· lnJtaut . ~ n re atlvely In!; that sounded as though an 11. Afrtca.o. b the 4.8. Sensitive bnef presentatiOns . Considt'ring important b . .28. Mine r1v.er .f6. Regret 37• tfttera ear the da th ' usmessman h a d · entrance 21. CUabJoll 48. strlktng televisi;: , h~~n t s, years thfat , passed on. (One is reminded of 2~. Panted 2t. Deotlna.l anit auceen : Ill. . . . 0 P.repare or George Orwell's word s, in his 28· Long and tnhoet sutoner.,'m,. anros phassmg, It is essay "Politics and the ~nglish tiruome r ave expected lang ., bo 80. Broad rr.uch grander immediate me- h uage,h ~ ut the speaker thorofare moria Is. w o. ~ec amcally repea ts t he 82. Curve. The network . hwmhar phrases until he " has 8&, M:ualc note tnbutt!s were gone some dJstance towards 86 38.' Attempt Before present. The Ladleo Auxlltarr of lh• Racine American Legion Post 841 will meet at the Post Hom• Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 7:31. p. m. There will 11e reports. Mem· bel'!l are urged to attend. The potluck supper will be served after the meeting. Th~nks JAN. fl The Wildwood Garden club will meet Wednesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Wetzgall St., Pomeroy, with Ml'l!. Milton Houdashelt I· i 'I = .....,......... :: I COULD 5CICE IT OFF THIS BILLION OKA'J'.'!-f~UT JF IT GETS OUT THAT WE'RE. WE.'RE SENDING G IVI NG TI-IAT KIND OF MONE'/ TO AMIUtiCANI., ro THE = I IT'LLBEA SCANDAL~! I 89. ExcJame.., tton as ccrhostees. (2, There will be a meeting of all the committee members and officers of the Candystrlpera at 7 p. m. Wednesday, Jan. 27. 64. E:aoh: abbr. 44. Mea ""nr atlck -- I, fll.o: Fr. ;ASOLINF. AL~I!T fit. Furlher down 18. oatrlcblJke blrd 150. Poke Gl. Alady 02. Stttchn J 'I .DOWN 1. ABiory from the put S. lllllttre &mouJit DAR.Y CBff'R)QUOTE - Bere'a how to work ii: AXYDLBAAX& lo LOlllQPI:LLOW One letter Jlmply llta.Dds tor another. Ia this Hample A. fa U!ledl fOl' the tbree L'1, X :tor tho two aa. ete. Stng1a letters, apo ... tmpblee, the lengtJi M4 formaticm. ot t,U ward~ 1111!1 all hinta,. da7 tho code dlffereDL A Ceyptugnm q . - HSO HBDFAL mo BOXOXPOB lllach POLH 'rBO HSKLO POHHOB QltB• A It H H 0 1'.-ABTW DT I' ~1! 11. 1'11. l ) "Ceo! Thanks, Pop! I'll pay you back out of the very i first raise l11:et In my allowance!" / • Business Services d - POMEROY, OWO I 26 3lo --SALE-Mlddlepurt'o talJ. CUSTOM butchering and cut. FOR e est bolldlng, IDeated 352 N. c Ung. Phil Meier, Phone WY Second Street, Middleport 2-3510. 12 9 tfc Priced for quiet .ale. II> - INCO:IlE TAX Service, John- quire al Oblo HoleL son • Simpson Insurance Ag) ency, Room 6, Coats Build· FOR SALE: Modem all elee. lire 3 bedroom home, 100 •I c ing, Middleport. 100 lol Syracuse, Pbono Dick · I 20 lfc Sterrett. WY 2-252'1. I MAJOR Medical Heallh Plan 11 25 tie l non • cancellable, guaranted, renewable. Pays 100 per cent FARM 82 A. on hard of Medical bills, over J)e. btrilding sites, old house and ductible. Call Jim Johnson. barn, ¥.. mineral. Leaded. WY 2-2903 for information. Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. l - Box 29, Ripley, W. Va. 1 19 301c ·-1-25-301p lNCOME TAX service. Victor E. Gaul, Chester, Ohio. Phone Wanted To Buy 985-2!02 after ~ p. m. STANDING Timber. Top cash I 1 I 30ip price paid. Marion Reynolds, PROMPT delivery of Iimfstone Coolville, Ohio, Rt. 3. Call I for your every need. Any after I o'clock, 1167-3503. t ' size. Phone Emmet W Shu!I 11 301p er, Contracting. WY 2-3243. c I I Uc Help W•nted s. . road. ... .I 1 • , . IEXPERT cabinel making, cus- EXPERIENCED cook. tom made furniture, such as Write Daily Box 668·H c-o The · hutch cabinets and buffets Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. c tables, etc., made to order l-23-31p Built-in cupboards or cablnets JHKEE BOO four rm"!1 turnNh& I 5 :IOtC Ill ODd lllllurniBbed apan. Phon• WY '!-5312. U. S. Civil Service Te1tll - - - Men-women 18 and oyet,::cun job1. IDOD!a. W1J U4S4 12 6 tfc heigler Bnlldln~ :i"Ppl) for HlJib p17 Sbort hnuta. anoemen1.. l'bOUUllcb of loh• open_ f>repu&I.Gr'J' new homeJ. Buill in kitcb- trailltna uUI appo1roted. Bllplrtenee Auto Sales ens, storm windows, alum- unu:~~.lly unneces.. rv FREE lnfonna.. oD JOk .aJarlee, reqa1n11lent.. siding Call Guy NeJg- Uoll Wrl~ t.nfu iV"Inl 11.ame. addrue ••ul 1·"'7""a"'m"'CK Roadmaster, $400.00 inum phone. ler, Racine, Ohio. Lincoln krvtee. Bo• 881-. PomllrvJ Phone W1l 2-2768. 12 29 tfc Dan, 8ent1Del., PoJDer01o Obio.. . -----·· 12 22 30tp Legal Notice The llll"""m...,b"'l-er - ·- Insurance -TMI -· IN coun0F - cOMMON P'LEAI WOI'Id StaiMianl of Compaet MIIGJ COUNTY, 0"10 PH< rro CoJlYU!g servtce. Co]> Eu>ellenee made of legal papen. No . U,711 NOTICI lila ear room, rid. IIIII per- leo Ollnr, birth records and almost any Betty P'lllllllfi', Rutland, Clttle. llrmauce. SmaD eM eeooomy other documents. ••• Ollv.r, ond "'""&J!OPBblliiJ Reuter llllannee, Pom...., Carla. Oehnc:lant, Adclrut Unkllewt~, 8eo t 1 lie Carlo• Ol1ver, wboq plaee ol nd(lence .. unJmcwn, will takl notice Melropolltu Moton that on lanUIIT 11, 111M. the lllldar- E. Molo Stree~ Pomeror li.ned rued ber l'ltltton ~t bbn. livestock Ill the coun of Comm<m h ef Pllono WY W1'11 Melp Cowt.tJ', Oblo, priJ'LD& for dl· f Dr. Melvin E.- Doerr, Veterln- 1'Dl'd lind athir nUet, ol'l tile II'OQJlda I 12 lit arian, large and small animals. of IJ'Oit'l nef)eat or dab DO U'QI.e ~tu. latd ca1111 wtn be Four-door Englis~Hlll 121 Washington St., Ravet~~- ter Daariaa 011 01' Mhr. tha ~ dQ' man. Exctllent COQdltlon• wood, W. Va · Pbo!le 2'13-4271. ., •--::"'- Oliver, .... · ·.... • Plalntlfl' • . WY 2-2418. Office bolD'S, Dally 4 to 8 p. w- ••• '"all; m• .., • hltlff 1.'Jl Uc AtterM.,. 1 lt tic WJ&.ll• • liiDa. •• M. . . ~ RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1964 In purrNanco of law, ~ Boward E. l'rant, Tl'eaourel ol Help Coun!¥, Olllo, .. IIINIIr II•• notice that the number of Mills levied on each dollar of propen,- oa the 0.. era! Ta. Duplicate ol Real Estate, Public Utility IIICI PenoDII ProporiJ wllbla ool4 Ct for the year 1964 ill aa followa: TOWNSHIPS .... ••. .I. ....•• LETART Southern Locals. D.-··--- .20 O!JVE Ealllern Local S. D. •••••• .20 ORANGE Eartern Local S. D. ------ .20 RUTLAND Northwestern LocalS. D. __ .20 Rutland Village ---------· .20 SALEM Nor!hweBiern Local S. D. . . .20 SAUSBURY Balllbnry LocalS. D. ·----- .20 Salisbury Bedford S. D. .. .20 lliddlei'O" VIllage -------• .20 8.80 3.80 3.80 1.110 17.110 .811 IUO uo 20.110 18.00 .tiCI .tiCI .tiCI • 18.40 3.80 2.110 1,110 22.30 3.80 3.80 2.00 2.00 20,110 19.110 .tiCI .11 .71 Z'I.IIO 118.lle .TO lUI .811 3.80 2.110 18.110 3.80 1.110 20.110 .tiCI .71 11.41 8.80 2.00 20.!10 .tiCI .'II 1'1 ,lie 8.80 1.80 2.110 17.11b 17.110 .tiCI .tiCI .71 18.40 2UO 8.80 1.110 3.80 3.80 1.30 .811 .81 uo ·" .tiCI ,811 .70 17.110 .811 .71 11110 .811 ,811 ,71 .7& .75 .tiCI .75 3.80 .20 22.80 Northwestern Local S. D. __ .20 3.80 2.00 3.80 2.00 3.80 3.80 .70 2.00 .70 .70 .78 ,71 .78 Pomeroy Villace ---·-·--- .20 uo 4.00 18.00 17.!10 3.80 SUTI'ON Southern Loco! S. D....... .20 Racine VIllage -------- .20 SYTatUie VIllage ........ .20 Pomeroy Sutton S. D. ... . .20 10-110 ~IUO .tiCI 1.30 .20 SCIPIO •' ' •• • ' •• •• AND CORPOIIATIONI COLUMBIA ---------------- .20 LEBANON Ea&tern Local S. D. ---- .20 Southern Local S. D. ----- .20 • • SCHOOL DISTIUCTS BEDFORD ................. .20 CHESTER Eastern Local S. D. • ...... --... .20 Sali&bury Local S. D....... .20 n H ~ ·H V 22.30 19.110 19.110 22.80 . 3.00 7.71 uo 10.20 .tiCI Silo= <O ll/1115, TERRY Illo.) 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss 4, 30 Interchange s,oo Community News 5:05 World News 5: IS Sports Today 5:~~ Oo ' ' 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:41 Sign Of! SATURDAY 1:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:113 News 7,08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 1,00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:1S Weather 8:16 PL Pleasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:40 Family Worship Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Service 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 Ohio Stale Football 1:00 Dlsclng with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 1:00 News Ro.mdup 5: IS Public Servl~ 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sign Oft lt.IIO lUll 28,80 SOAP IP?/440 FREE ~CAP SAMPLES ·-~ -- 0. • 0 ., • •• 0 lh HAROLD GRAY ABA Ruu;, BUT I AOMIWf:: ·-· tR·.:. INTF:STrrlAL F=OR.TITLIDii ~n""1 ~~E: IT, l::.VE:Jj 1!'1 K;IDS THANI<e, DoC, l='OR RESCUJN' ME WHEN APE MIQWI''A' HURT Mi. BACI ABBIE AND SLAn Q.QSET SF1\CE- 5AMPLES • 0 Bw GEOilGE WONDEit FREE ' • 0 INCIDEN"n:IL,Y, YOU'RE Tf.l~ COOLE<;;;T t l'rTLEC.:llSTOMER IN A JllM IV& EVER GEEN 1 AR I?UMPH I I DE'T!iGT KIDS WAN15 U510 IDOl( AT AN AP.AR'!MENT_THREE LAmE ~,GOOD PART OF 101/N, GENEI<OJ:; - .o 0 LIITLE OR!'>HAN ANNII 'lllE IlEAL ESTATE AGENT. HE 32.10 31I.!IC 80,21' • Weather :.: Real eslllte taxes whlcb bavo nol been p&ld at tho cl010 of eacb ooUootlon <111'1'7 a IIOD alty of ten per cent Toea 11101 bo paid at tbo olflee of lilt ooim!J or IIJ mall l'leue brln1 vour 1a1t tu reeetpt_ !IDd u you Pl1 11J midi. bo oare lo IDcar. ,.,.... I"'Dptlt)117. taxing dllllrlct ond oncl- atamped ulf...S~ etl'felope. AhrQ'a gamtno ,.,.... to> reeelpt to - that II coven all ~ur propert1. ~ Boii,._.:OO A.M. lo t:OO P.ll. clall) oliCepl Satunlay wben Olllco ot Noo11. To 8oob will bo 0)1011 Docomher 111, 111M. to Februai'J 8, 18011. ,, i\.~.-·LED.IEa, WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY: 6:45 Sign On 7,00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 4:30Electric Co. News 7:08 Musical Clock 4 10 .Jim Mees Show 7:30 News Headline• 5,30 Sign Off 7:32 Musical Clock SATURDAY 7:45 Word and Testimony s,oo Ohio Valley Newo 6 ' 00 Sign On - News 8:05 World News 6:05 Country Music '' 10 Sporta Today 6:25 Country Jamboree 8:15 Weather 7'00 News U6 Musical Cloek 7 :05 Larry Anderson Show 8:55 Com.nunity News ILOO Top Ten Show g,oo Talk of the Town 12:00 Noon News 9:55 Mason County News 1.'!:15 Mucial Interlude 10:00 Public Service 12:30 The Rev . Merlin Teets 10:15 Family Worship Hour 1:00 Jim Mees Show 10:30 Latcbs•ring UO Sign Olf __ u,oo News Beat SUNDAY 11:05 Moming Melodies , Sign On . Army Hour excepl Friday, Church 7 30 . •' h c·t B . Bells Ring 8. 00 .rene 'y apllsl 11:4• World N 8:30 Sunday Show .• ews 9:30 TI•e Bible Speakes to You IL55 Mason County Newt IO:OO The Good Life 12:00 Commwuty News S d Sh 12.05 Local News 10 ' 15 un ay ow 12·10 M k N · ar ets 12 ; 00 N 12:15 Weather 12 . 15 C:~U.:~ H 12:20 Bulletin Board 12 ;30 Rev. Mer~ ;uris l:OO Sunday Showc:"se 12,25 News 0 Gramo . 30 12.30 County Agent 1: Rev_ Silas Billups 1 l:40 Country Go Roond ~:~~ TRevhe'RAIIevdr~- Pars'lbona 1:55 News Beat · · .....coe orne I·OO Coon- Go Rou d 3·20 Country Hyll1lllini~ · -, n · n I.:M News Beat : : !~tiBO~fLayman'a Hour 1:00 Midway Matinee · ...,... 3:55 Newa Beat WMPO Radio MON\IAY ffiRU FRIDAY UO '$Jgb On - News 6·03 Scared Hearl 6·20 Meigs County RFD 6·25 Paul Bowers - Farm 6'30 Bill Miller Show 8:57 Weather 7'00 News 7 05 Tiny's Moming Chapel 7:20 Bill Miller Show 7:30 Sports 7:3;; Pickens Hardware (TUes .• Tburs-) 7:50 News 8:'00 Bill Miller Show 8:30 Daily Light 8:45 Bill Miller how 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.. Fri.) 9 ' 00 News . 9:06 Collee With Janel 10;(11 Bill Mlllen Bruncb Shpw 11·00 Ministerial ABsociallon · 11:15 Mason County Agrl. Fnl (TUea) · 11:15 Family Worshlp <'IbiD'S. 11:15 A.S .C. Pr0£l'llm (Fri.) 11:30 Swap Shop 11:45 Tiny's Country llymntlme I:zllio Cement Block Newo 12:1o Goessler Gulli Star 12-30 Larry Andeno Silo 3;00 Jim Mee1 w Kill&--- YBNterday"• Ot )pl'uqiitf'llet OIP ALL '1"BE HOllE A GOOD WIFJ£ IS THE BEST.-HUBBARD OH, MY, THEY WERE RIGHT ABOUT THE 5TORAGE. THI5 WAlK· IN ClOSET Will HOlD MO&T OF MY CID!HE5 I w~ar'S !-IE MEAN BY THAT lt'ITE:S'NAL F'ORT'TUDE l:RACK~ f.lli MEANS YOU CHITTERLIN'S Tl-iA.r fJ1T' DafT Sf.IRIVEL WHEN iH" H&QT's ONf WOW I 'IOU SURe C>\U<;Ifr - - I-llS A\I"EtfTIOM . -· 1• THJq'll coooo r �-----· ' J • · Annua / Sprtng 8-Dafly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan 26, 196~ ~~~~~~~~ - I' - - Mr•. Yore• H01te~• M .I children Visited over the week amy ;· Concert AP"'I ~ end With Mrs Mayes p I About I eop e n . 9th Planned . Around And ' Mr. and Mrs Russell Mills About • other <pent Sunday '" Portsmouth and ' Pomeroy w poml~ m the area I aI Plans were made for the Middleport 111e Rev and Mrs Lew" I Pfc John F. Hill len today , annual Spring Band Concert to To wscs Meeting • Held Semce ll<hoduled lor Wednesday gan, ha• been pootponed untO 1111! home of Mra. W A. Mor- Wednesday, February 3•. For Mrs Htll . (J ·, llel~ anuary 4th The January meeting of tbe w.s.c.s of the l..oni Bo<tom Metho<'isl Church wa. Tbursdav al the home f M Funeral services for Mrs VI David vales. A rtion ~t Jo~ olel Hill were held from . th; . be held Apnl 9 and the band , 14 wat. read b poj'drs H be Ewing Chapel Thursda J 1 Mtkell or Gallipolis VISited SUn- for Pans, France after a 15 Mrs Willis Grueser has re- daywJthMrs Emma Smith and dav emergency leave due to party 00 AprlllO, by the Mid· l s · Y,d 1· er n 14 at 1·30 p m ltb an. turned from ColumbtJs where Mtss Haze l van Coone\ death of his mother Mrs dleport Band Boosters Monday I vrce en · b Casto · f e Rev. she had spent se\lentl wet>ks Mrs Don Bur kt'y Marie!- Wt lloughby Hill . evening in the cafeteria of the ' r - ayeEdr wasll by _Mrs. Meihodlstor ho "" the 'lh h d· hi · d f· 1 • · . high school M c 85 h B8 h ~vo~s ' ge · "~ mune£s c ur..u, of. WI er aug er an amt} ta \tstl~,>d rt>ct'nth· w1th her M1ss Barbara Hill returned . rs r , l meeting was presided over b fJC'IBhng Mr and Mrs John MrCabe and mother Mrs (' ·~ Emm J.sh· to her employment m Colum the president,t was m charge of tne prrl'll··dent , Mrs. y ates Ay Burial was m · Pine Grove , c 111 1dren Mr and Mrs Emerson bus Monday , after bemg callmee mg. i report was given by the memcemetery and paD-bearer 5 · 1 M1ss Car ol Scott. student I Jones VISited Sunda\ rn Athens 1ed here by the Il lness and death The group also voted to pur- 1bfors <rn the Chrtstmas basket eluding Marion Parkel' p nurse at Holzer Hosp!la l School l w1!h !herr Barbara iOf her motht'f. Mrs W11lough- chase new nsers for the stage l sent o.rt A delicious Kelly, Eldon Gaul, Ro 'Chri:u 1to be used for . the annual con- Junchf'On was served a inoon Lawrence Snith end y He ty, uf Nursmg. spent the wff'kend and Mr and Mrs f.N• Davrd- .by Hrll 1 Wlth her parents Mr and Mrs son and Hlsu wrth Mr E w ; Mr. and Mrs Cecil Townsend I eert and a to store mu- f11e F'eiJruary meeting wdl be Thomas nry Paul Scot! Jonf':-; uf Bt'lleville, W Va . were Sun· 51 ~ and supplies I wit h Mn M L Carr Coming from out of town for Mr and Mrs Robt'rt Hen -1 t was reported that . $100 I . . · the services were Mr 1day guests of Mr, and Mrs . G nesv and daught er. Terri. ol • T Carleton , Flatwood .:; was made on the Christmas Elmer Babcock and· ;;: Mrs. 15 Portsmouth, were wt'ekend Mrs Welby Whaley and Mrs concert Plans were also an· !Mrs. Harry Spencer Port. and guest' of his mother. Mrs Gladvs Cuckler were sunday nounced by. Mr William Rus-1 .ton , Oliver and ~. Babcoc . Henry Hennesy. I dinner guests of Mr and Mrs sell, band director that mstruMr and M Ea I k, Sunday gu"ts of Mr and Mrs Kar l Grueser and ments would C. repaired during f and Emmett Br Ca r I \1attux mc!uded the1r son 1 1 Paula Jane and Tamara Ei· the summer He also announcf W . en a k. and lamrlv Mr and .Mrs W<~lt Mrs Rm ll Ball entertained • ed the concert by the Ohio UnMembers of the Westminster ayne, Ohio, Mr. and Mra. er 0 Ma!lox and ch1ldrm tiJP Jo!lv Bunch Sewing Club ~mge~, da~gh~~rs of Mr and iversity Bobcat Band to be giv· Youth Fellowship of the First .gene Johnson, Alexander; Brent and Carla , Pr Plrasant of Middl('port at hrr home Sat- ' rs aul iC mger, are con- en Feb 1 for students from Uni~ed Presbyterian Church In and Mrs. Dorsel Babcoek, , "a ur dav Pvenmg Mrs Kenneth I rrnl::'d to theJr home liy !II ness d r· . M rddl epo rt enJOYed an Ice . skat. sego. Mr and Mrs Paul Fisher re- gra e rvt' up tn the high \1 ¥ Mr ~ml t\lr~ Max LamhPrt HyPr. prP<:.Ident conductrd the I . , school auditorrum l'he band lS I ing party Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Eva Babcock and Mr. and son .1\w of Columbus vrs- nH'l'lmg Round-robm card~ t~rne~ to Huntmg~on, W \-a I dJn•ctl'd by Mr Minneh , the ire rmk in Athens. Accom· and Mrs. Bud Chrissman, New lied ovrr the V.f'PkPnd wtlh lrt·r \\NP o::.ent to Mrs Mont Mrller. Sunday \\here he ts employed. panymg the group were the ad Concord; Mr. and Mrs. Mts Noah llask! ns and Mrs , ar1rr spendmg the weekend at .. sors M d M · Duckworih Coshocton· mother Mrs llarrv Mrll" arrd · h h M' II ~1 , r an rs. Paul •wot ' Rlhf'l llughes It elr orne, mersvt e Haptonstall, Mrs. Cia-nee La.._ ry and Otis Frederick, h1.,m <:. pa1 " d R ,- ville, Mr. and Mrs. bertcnh \1r and Mrs Dana G.tmes were plaved and prtz- ~·~·I rs'II Norman 11rc ISdhl'rh of sFenet~ • and th e Rev. Howar · · upl." es uwarded to Mrs Herman ecavl e was ca e ere rt· pell. Coleman, Fostoria·, Mr. Mr s J\l.1rvm Kr llv has l'x'l'n Ratll'r and Mrs Willis Gi·ue- d;.1y bv t he 1llness of her grand· ~AYS M be tt dl Mrs Paul Thomas Mr and n:•lurnt'd lo her homf' from ttw d h J A J em rs a en ng were Roy · • • 1 ll(llzer lw"J'IIal "hrr P she re- ~rl Thr hlrlhday annrversa ry aug ter, une nn wa,ms ey Coleman, Bill and Edith Hap. I Mrs. VIrgil Kmcaid, Miss Dort'enlh had m<llllr o;ur ~er~· (II Mrs Pr>rry Milch was ob- Iwho IS confined lo ve,erans I tonstall , Sharon Hindy, Nancy Iothy Burke, Miss Peggy Has· J\1r dnd 1\lr ~ Errwst CoVl'rl 'it'l'H'd du~mg the evemng .lol Memonal Hospital WJ1h pneu·' By Wayne G. Brandatadt, M. n. Buchanan, Connie Bachner, lbargen, Ron Ritchie, Mr. and and ('hildrl'n of Belpre VISJied ly pal gJfts were exchan~wd l moma I Q - I am a housewife For Sue Rue, Ruth Ann Lar.ey, Mrs. Roy Jones, Jr., Miss Ma· !a~r IIPf"k 1\ll h hf'r mother Mrs and Mrs. James Jividen was Thomas Fisher retur~d to I about two years I have been Lois Sauer, Cynthia MiJis. ry Hill and Miss Barbara Hill, LU(' Jlle 1\Ln"'~ Mrs Covert nnd wt> konwd as a new member. Senecaville Sunday, after spend· losing my hair Is there any When the group returned Colc~bus. r - - - - - - - - - - , 1 Pn•<;;r nt Wf'ff' Mrs llerber1 mg the weekend _with his S!S· dll?l ur other treatment to <Hd the regular meeting of the 1 Wilham Burke, Derwent; Mr. Fmk . Mrs Orm sn11 th Mrs tt'r and brother-m-law. ~Jr. mt> '' WYF was held with modera- 8nd Mrs. James Grinsler and t:~ut•sPr. Mrs Shir ley. M 1 lis ' andI Mrs. dRobert A _ Many Ideas as to the tor . Roy Cole man, presl'd'mg jMrs Hilda Waller and daught· M PWamsley. I H . Mr s Law rence Mllho.m Mrs J\i r an rs . au arns cawie of loss of hair have been Bill Haptonstall read the scrl~ er, Lancaster; Rornie Graham, Wilham Revnol d" Mr!i! H F: and family s~ent Sunday at advanced: hereditary mfluences, ture and Roy Coleman an art· Akron ; Mr. and Mrs. Newman Pomeroy. Ohio Bu-.;h , Mrs John SPmes . Mrs 1New Haven. V. . Va wrth. her excess 1ve dandruff , poor eir· icle entitled. "How to Meet Kincaid, Mrs. Hazel Shumway WJIIJdm Rohsr.n Mrs Carl l mother, Mrs Ruth Goudmte. culatron m the- sca lp, harmful Temptation." Edith HaptonstaU and Murl Kincaid, Marysville; LAST TIME TONIGHT M,!tt nx nnd Mrs Perrv Mitch of. h Columbus ha1r d)'e-"~ and emot 1'o""l u~ plaved for the hymn smgmg. · · I Dorset Kincaid ' "S'i:NO ME NO FLOWERS" . . ElmerS Burton d h' t "" t" Mt '5 B<rll was ass 1sted by her ~1s1ted un ay, w1t IS sts er sets. I The closing prayer was giVen and Mr. and Mrs. l.ester Hill, 1TN hn a·olor 1 Roek f-tudsun Duns Day o; rsler Mrs Harold 11ubbard m <md br~ther-m·law, . Mr and Worry over Joss of hair will I by Rev Ruppelt. Frankfort Tonv R;.uulall Hat March. servmg a si-ltad coursew th Mrs. Clifford Le1fhe1t and son, aggrav<~te the t·ondJIJOn, thus 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kinnan, 1 Colorcartoons nunl :; and coHre Roger setlmg up a vicious cycle. Roseville: Mr. and Mrs. Elza Mrs Charles R. Karr Sr en· The worst feature about most Osborne, Athens ; Mr and Mrs WED and THURSDAY tered Veteran s Memonal Hos· so . called hair restorers - and • Fred Mason, Marietta; Mrl. ' January 17·28 NOT OPEN TO DANCE SATIJRDA. Y p1lal Monday fer treatment. tbere are hundred of them _ Florence McPherson and Mn. ' fugflt scsponsor.c;hlp hool teen dance I\ -\ und(• ol par· the I~ that thE'y inspire false bope. ~ Emily Smith. Little Hocking; FRIDAY and SATURDAY Pomero) Hand Bosters Associ- j You lo'ie both your hair and Glulge Readings - GaJIIpolls Mr and Mrs. George Lo~g, January 29·30 " RIO CONCHOS" . at 1011 \'.ill !Hke plaee this f'Om· your money when you buy them. dam _ 182 323 Sldney; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill, 144 1 'Tt•rhnlenlor 1 rng Saturday mght from p.m Although corlrsone may pro- feet. Pt. Pl;asa~t ~:~nRP • Indianapolis, Ind., and Pfc. John , 8 Rtlh 1trl Bo:-~nC' Stw111 Wh1! lo II :10 p m "' the Pomeroy mote the growth of hair, its ! •roy 28 67; Hinlon 4:05·; :,:;:. F. Hill, Paris, France. I man . Tonv ~ 1 , m rw~a Ed mond 0 Bt11•n \\ f'nrlf' \Vag H1gl1 aud1t onum The Ja~s prol~nged use leads to unwant· awha Falls 10 84; London runner HOLI'•I' PPI! r~ . .ll , J 1111 will enwef' The annual Vale~ed sJde eff~ts and when the nmg 12~ feet, Manne! 13ih and TWINS BORN Br"\\ n lme daoce has been schrdued lrealment IS slopped, the loss Winfield 23. Charleston 2S.16. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goeg· Colorci!rloom> I for Saturday. Feb 13, a! the hatr IS resumed. Kanawha River - Du an Jein are aMouncJng tbe blrth 1.Jumor H1 gh School aud1lormm The Supreme Court of Ohio The best authonhes therefore Bruce up London 2·50 nc . of twin sons, Mark Anthony and SUN MON., TUES. Jan 31 Feb. 1·2 : -----~ has JUsl completed a most ae· recommend shampoo~ng once a Sotvay up Marmcl, ~-. Mtchaei Allan, weighing t5 lb. "BIKINI BEACH" ' Tht• legend of St George hve and productive year aeweek If your ~alp IS ~ry a~d Helen Z. down 1·55 a. m .• Mer· 13 oz. and 6 lb. 15 oz. Wednes· I Trrhn1colorJ und !h(' dragon mav be a Chris· cordmg to William Radcliff twice a week If Jt Is otly. ThiS I rill down Winfield .f p m · Lu- day, January 20, at St. Joseph FrankiE" A\·alon . <\rwf'IIP F'umr('!l o MM!h:~ H~ r r · tian versron of the Grerk myth admrnistrator of the court ' both cleans and stimulates your cas up ti p m . Bea~er "down Hospital, Parkersburg,~· Va. Colorcartoons nt Pf' J se u"' resruf' of Andro• annual report of the court. scalp. . . . 8·35 p m; Jeff~son up 4 :35 a . Grandparents are Mn. arence Fetturette· Hot Stuff released recently by Chief Jus- These skm speclahsts . also m Walter Hougland down 2:40 Neutzllng and Ho· Kmgsley A. Taft. reco~mend only the m1ldest a. m , Orco up 2.50 a m.; Lo- mer Goegleln,.Chester Pomeroy Route • the urt h ard brushmg wrth a brush that does en .tn 3. The Goegle1ns also have a Dunn g 196 . "· co e h t If bfiS. tl es of IIte r a up 3 . 'tU a. m. three I and fmally disposed of 275 conave s t daughter, Charlene, age . troversies on the merits. This type found m nylon brushes. Boat movements exceeds the previous high of You should also mass~ge your Ohio River - John LaDean MEETING pOSTPONED 1218m 1963. In addition, the court s~alp by g~ntly strok~ng Jt, up 14, 3 30 P- m.; C. V. Horner The meeting of the Rock ' heard and ruled upon 666 mo- wtthout pulling the ha1r roots. down 14, 7 40 p. _ Titan up twns to certify and motions If you have dandr~ff. use a 14, 3 30 a. m.; Ldhan G. down r fur leave to appeal. This ex· shampoo that contams a dand· 16, 5 a . m.; JaneT up 17, 6 a. ceeds by 99 the previOus high ruff remove: m.; Zunmer up 18, 6 a. m.; established in and is 48 As for d1etary restnctiOns, Northern up 19, 3:50 a. m.; 2 1963 I1more Ihan the number disposed don't add salt to your .food or Jerry Bosworth down 20, 6 a. m. of m 1962 eat foods that are heavaly saJt· Peggy Downey up 21, 2 a. m.; ) ln 100.,. the incoming vol· ed. If you like salted nuts , wash Edena Bosworth up 21, 6 a.m.; I ume of c~ses continued to in· off the salt before you eat then:t· 0. F Shearer up 22, 4 a.m.; ' crease Thus 480 motions to Furthermore, if your scalp IS Phillip Sporn up 23, 3:55 .a.m.j Normally he's i certify and ~otions for leave oily, you should cut out animal Little George up 23, 4:40 am. wide ties and : to appeal were filed compared fats. Alice up Greenup 4 p. m.; R. wide lapels with • w1th 468 in 1963 and witb the H. Bosworth II up 8:20 p. m.; belt alltha way. I don't average of 354 for each of the Q -Do persons wi!h pe... Alton Zyher up 9 p. m.; Lewis 1rive years of 1957 through 1961. show sugar m thetr blood up 9 H~ p. m.; Valvoline down 8ut that Clll- think At the end of 1963 there were or in their urine? What dtseases 10 p. rn.; Frances Hougland buckets, carpeting, he can only 70 motions pending before diabetes would cause down 1·45 a m.; C. B. South· console, big VS. alford it. the court and only 160 controsugar? . I ern down 8:10 p. m.; Charles 8 ven;1es waiting determination A- Person With pel~a.g~a, K down Meldahl, 8·55 p. m.; We like to lend money to people upon the1r rnents. ' caused by a diftcJency National down 2:05 a. m,; Miss SALESREPORT of the vitamin, niacin, have a Nancy down, 3 a. m.; Herd· who need it . . . consult us soon Pt. Pleasant Llvest~k Sales Co. normal blood sugar level and man up 4:50 a . m. no sugar in their. urme unless Gallipolis Dam - L. Fieore Whatever vour fmandal neNls, we have 3 Pt. Pleasaot, W. Va. they ~lso have d1abetes. down 4 p. m.; Beekjord down loan for you. When you borrow from us it is alSaturday, Janaary 23, 1965 An mcreased. blood sugar lev- 6 30 p. m; Omtard down 10:2,5. ways qtnc~er ami more co nftdent1ai ~nd you reHOGS - Receipts: 75 to 220 el from any. cause would be p. m ; Jordon up t2:15 a . m,; pay ar cordmg to your budge! 1650 to 18; Heavles 13 to Hi ; classed as diabetes. Invader down 1·20 a.m.,· E. p. Lights 15 to 17; Fat Sows 12 to Credit Life lnsuranc• At No Extra Cost 30 14 Za; Boars 8.aD to 10.10; Pigs Q-lo cold weather when 5 to 9 Stock Shoats 12 to 17. my feet g•l warm they burn tn·. a . m ·, Semel down 6:.0 a. m.: CA TI'LE - Receipts . Steers 1 M doct a s I have 15 to 18.30; Heifers 12 to 1970; tensey , Y or s y d 1 Thelma Ann up 7:45 a. rn .; L. :amoers I causalgia . What can I o . W Sweet down 8·10 a, m. fi'at Cows 12 to 13 90, C A- causes for the bummg · 9 to 12; Bulls 14 to 16.30, Stock sensation may include excessSteers 14 to 2t ; Stock Heifers ive use of alchohol or tobacco, BIG FINDER 3 to 16.50; Stock Steer calves diseases associated with spasms NEW YORK IUPI) - Fred1 7 to 21 '15, Stock Heller calves of tbe blood vessels, hardening dy Walton, a 54-year..,ld movie 4 to 18 50 of the arteries, Improperly fit· extra, h~ found more tbaD Member Federal Depos1 t Insurance Corporation VEAL CAlVES - Tops 36 30; shoes or socks obesity and $16,000 m cash and merchanTI-'E ' MIOCLE PORT ON THE BE ALJTI>-UL 0 1~1 0 Seconds 34 90, Medium 22 00 to Irostbite. ' dlse on lbe streets of Hollywood BC TV\EEN PITTSf\ URGH, Pi\ 1\ND CINCINN /\11,0 ?7, Common & Heavies 18 to Although massage and tbe ~n the last f~ year,•, he clabnl 35. uae of goot .......oer may belp m a magazme art1cle. '"'"Walton says In Coronet that . your dOciOr should find 1 aod remove lht cause, If pos· on hiSh beHst hday nolhe purcf~sed$116 lbl l mcas . e as 1 tt"the pain becomes unbear· a stamp in years and claims be able ou may have to have i' has found perfume, pots, pans, • Y t cut Although electric shavers, toys and many the nerve roo · the rt'cl Hollywood 0n this will permanently relieve the 0 r 8 1 es th~ ~I ~n . I pres~ !~en daughre~s P~ar' Ches~er pa·st ~· ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY PERMANENT PRESS hlr ud eold - _ .... Mrs. Bal/ Hostess for I Club Meeting I s~ns Westminster Youth EnJ'oy Skating Pa Y ':.r ~-=te W1sh Em - Dry Em - Cr•••• St1ysln Wrinkles St1y Out l•• I 65% Dacron Polyester, 35% Combed Cotton. Nl!f· er Needs Ironlne. Color1 Loden Black. Green ' Wheat ' ' MINI IIZIS 21-42 - - - - - - - IOYS IIZII 6 TO 1 1 - - - - - - - - ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY S>~p~rl~n!go~Ho~m~em~a~mk~e~rs~~C~Iu~b~::;:;:::;::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;~!!!!=;~ I . . , . . IAIM S..~, bJQ"'" 0< '""''' PRICED FROM $99.95 to $199.95-11" to 23H BAKER FURNITURE and 48,'100 for conventions. The oeat.lng can be rearrllllfed to accommodate sporting ~~~~~ or meetlnp r4t~~lng .l.~r----------M:..:.:.I:.D:D:LE:PO~R:T;,:•_O::,.----------JIIrom rodeoa to trade lhowo to national pollllcal COIIriutlona. '" SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S LAUNDRYDRY CLEANING WY 2-5421 ' POMIROY ' • • r • i progres~ an~ ,~rospf'nty · becomes ~ ~r I t"Vf'DIR~. of·~hroughQ!J;l .aoutheastr~rn I Yes, who does he think he's going 10 impresa1 HI. Chama. "\lrr~ck Co-600 spiiiiJ dll.ldlooing ........... ""'"""' peddK 11111t. diiCiioPII • · bockup Nalnl. B . 0 u ,.n e rs e0Ul n Cl1u ,.clll•tt De b t a~=!dSorO,: add~. mrlt·~ I ~vor report~ 4-H I'JtJb fO 0 • ° rganJZt th~ a~e E~pi~copa}ians 1 f a11 At Ianta Wh Ites • to Honor Rev Ktng • ' pr~~~~ cl~~ brand~ . H" (n .'merl'ca I· Tue~ay """ f'n~nllnwn! F.pr~f'opalrans v~t Committee • ~-UICkly call~ Is Organized m - Khanh Tonnles Sixth Saiuon Government r r 0 bo.dlt IIIII; lui CIQII!ing. Mit loch doW,.,. ....... -...,. m w.. 115 Dod911 t:Qmnft --Oi!A'M R. H. RAW Ll NGS S0NS C0. MILL & SECOND STREETS - - - -.'!""'ii.W_Ii~TQI"TH&IOI ,_lltOW,• -T¥.1111CK'IVUII 10CM MIDDLEPORT, 0, · . · UITIK.----- ~ ~:,:" :~~ ~0~~/::::.· al bAnk. rel>rmg becauso of Ill to assist PETITION Ffl .. F.D AI a D('WS eonfen>nq;:> on I Representatives from local M1chael F: Vournazo.; J\1Jd· the t"\f' o( hi.c; installation, Bi· or~anlzahons present and comSAIGON . (UPn-South Viet the government was "not able Khanh said he would abide by The embassy refused to rom- Buddhist leadership was favor· ' dleport. fiiPd the prtJfmn rnr shop Hint's said thf" Epi~copal posrng the committee were J. Namt mlhtary today toppled to cope with the supremely lm- . a decree issued six days ago ment on the coup Informed · able The fastmg rr.onks called , dtvorcf' in MPtgs Counlv Corn· t:hurrh undPr hiA leader!!:bip 1\ Ferrell ant! Charles Mc(,'ul· the U.S.-supported civilian JOY· p:1rtant needs of the present calling for elections and the 1sources !Bid Khanh and mem- 1off their strike They had vowed I mon Pleas court agam.::t S::~rah wiJl rrtntinue to take a ..forth- loch , Mason County Farm Burenunent ln a bloodless coup. Lt. emergency situation." It said convening of a national rongress : bers of the Armed Forces Coun· not to eat unhl Huong was top- : Vourm1zos Atht>ns II W<:t« re· 1 rl~ht" stand on rat'e re-laliomt. £>au: Carl Murray, Jr., City of Gen. Nguyen Khanh, command- the ctvU strife was hampering by March 21. cil told Deputy Ambassador U 1pled. ported earlier that Mrs Vour· ' He acknow\edgt'd in replv to Point Pleasant; Elvin Wedge, 1 er·in..chiel of the armed !orces, the war against the Commu- 1be coup came at a time Alexts Johnson of their plans at No troop movements were in· ' n11zos had fried the act ton que~t1on <: thai fighting for Nt> M::~~on r.ounty Republican l!:xassumed power. nists. • when U.S. Ambassador Max:- a meeting early this mormng. 1 1 ed i th d S fli'O nghts may cost the t'cuth•e Committee: Charlet 'l1te l'telt political upheaval The armed forces statemMt well D. Taylor was away from The reference to "religious vo v .nt e coup an aigon 1 REP . HARSHA. ll.L !dlllrch ltnanclal support, afld C. Lanham and Vitus Hartley, in ~igon-sll:th m the past 5 said Khanb was "now respons1- Saigon on a one-day swing representatiVes'' in the advisory ' was .qUJe · WA~HTN\.'fON 1l1PI 1 - US · •nvnlve ils p::~nshe~ m ten o:: ron Jr , Point Pleasant-Muon Couft. montha- followed a week of hle to ~ettlo aU tha political through Thailand and Laos. ' military-civilian council ap- j Br,g , Gen . Pham Van Dong . Rep. William Harsha. R·Oh1o, ond controversy ty Chamber of Commeroe: J . Buddhii:MnspJred rioting against crises." It promised. appoint- Taylor returned to Saigon w.. peared to be a concessiOn to the Saigon s mllttary governor, told r~ bt"mP" treated for pneumonia ' But 1ts now or nevt>r for 1E Sommer, Mn. Carl ¥urray , Premier Tr8fl Huong that cui· ! ment of a 20-rn,ember <.'OUiiCll of day within hours after the coup Buddhists. A hunger strike by j ~I that neJther Huong nor which developed from a trrp to lh€ church on th1.c; 1ssue ," he Mrs J. E. SGmmer:, Henry Wat· mJnated TueBday in the flery 1 Abide by Decree was staaed, but be avoided five mtlitant Buddhist monKs Chtef ot State Phan Khac Suu flood ravaeed Oregon and sa1d '' We have an mescapable son. employes ol A.tseiiiOr'S of'..religious representatives, I!M!al l newsmen waiting for htm at touched off the anti-government was arrested. IUiclde ol a 17~year-old g&rl. Washmgton. The Portsmouth dut~· t.o speak m the name of fice: James M. Bta&li Jt., Ill• 1 A statement broadcast in the 1nolables and inemberl of lhe Tan Soo Nhut and was driven demonstratlo1111 and rioting. "'They have merely stepped 1Congres,man ,..momPrl "' hiS Gnd agamst racial Injustice. son County ........,.., . - . 111os11 name of the Armed Forces armed forces'' to advlst lhe immediately to the emba&tyl Favorable Boddbl•t 1\eartlolo down from the~r &overnment 1McLean, Va., home for treat· and well jnst have to Aland tbe and Karl Tucker, Sll!,liiD~tpar~1 Councll, beaded by Khanh, oaid i new &overnment. _ 1buildlna__ Tho initial reaclion from tbo.posll," iloD& oald. jmelll. __ liall, whatever 11 may be." ment. · , '. I i , .' ' ,; I Ncw Frtgi"d Front IS• Jnovmg mto Oh'10 I ONE ON ........... ...... ounty- w e pain, it puts you In danger of :s:;;tr:;;eell~-~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;o;;;;o•,l burning or freezing )lOut feet ,r without knowing 11. 11" "' .' ..-.- ••5 per-. f.lf'venson 's policy speech on l the S. fmancial . . da U.But the R cns1s Tues- 1 COLUMBUS I li'PI ) - E Ieven , Ohio Umver~ity President 1educahon are very encourag· portionate Increases are signifl· , Y t f th usshtans, mmn l state umversity and co liege Vernon R. Alden said, " The- ad- ing " .c;a td Dr Robe rt White, cant· t arge o spee('st'a tes sa1dIS theit pres1dents · · showed the eUnrted t od ay . term eel t he m1mstratJOn shows great fore- j Kf'nt State Umvers1ty pres1dent. : Dr. Max J Lerner. president " . bt Iproposed $325 mtlhon 1965 - 67 swht m expandmg umvers1ty 1 Or William Travers Jerome ot Lor<un County Commumty 1 to agreement." hi~ mam o s ace · her educatmn · budge: •· exre-1 , <tnd college branches and tn II presrdent • · of Bowling Green College sa1d: ''The additiOnal Stevenson told the assembly lent .. a substantial increase I bringing these fac11ities as I st'ate University: •·Jn view of money w11l make 1t possible for it should., not accept a ' 'double m support '' ! close to the studPnts as poss1· : the 00 tax mcrease posttton. 11 prospective students to attend • sland.ard that would allow the They said 1t was " the mo~t ble" • IS a well conceived budget col:~ge It w1ll allow fa!s to re·: Russians to get out oF paymg comprehensrve budget for ~>du- ' Called Excellent , from the umversity standpomt man1 at a re~sonable level. The thl"'tr $60 mrl!ton debt He ~ation and . partJ(:ulal'ly for :P..hami. Umvers1ty PresJdent l Working within the governors adnumstratron recogmzes the . w~rned that thts would lead t~ 1 h~gher edu~ai JOfl by a ~ovf'rnor C. R Wrlson called the budget 1penmeter. 1 don 't see how a need for h1gher t>ducation crippl.mg the Umted Natmns 1in history proposal "a recogmt1on of the I better Job could have been funds " 1 • , • effectiVeness as a peace-keep· · The educational leaders. in a need which exists in thts VJtal , done An investment m edltta· ()thers commenting on the <?)INVADE. OHIO VALLEY- TuPsdays storm bl ew In lng orgamzatmn and ultimately JOtnt ;;tatement, prat!'ed Go\' I and Important barrier of human lion is an investment m the budget were Dr W i !ham S much of .1\.ons:s anCI Texas,.~: seemed S~ mu;h . IO fac! , that along the OhiO lt was make the world "a more dan· J&mes A Rhodes' budget pro- endeavor" f the t te, Car lson president of the Um- ' dtfficult fq mC:tkt:> out our ~lstei state. West \ trgmw 1 he du st c-rea ted an pffert s1m~ gerous pl.ace for us aiL" posal of $60 million additional "In the face of crushing en- economy o sa ver~ntv of Tol~rlo Dr Harold JlaJ to log. It dt sspe lle U qutckly about 4 Jl m whe n Jatn sent !I t-art h\\ald. . . Dr Charles F. . Cha;Jman, · • fund~ for higher learnmg m the rollment loads and many com,., Oyster, Akron Umversity VIce 0 COLUMBUS OHIOANS next b•enmum, a 35 rer cent in· peting demands upon limited president of Cuyahoga Lounty president. and Dr. Walter C 1.1( • • •arned more per person than ' crease ov•r the 1963·65 blennl· resources, the governor's budg-I Commumty College, termed the Langsam. UmverSify of ClnCm· the average American in 1963, 1 urn. et recommendations for higher budget "excellent •• , the pro- nau president. 1 but the state ranked 38th in pub- ' Novice G. fi'awcett. Ohio -· · - - - - - - - B) l lnih•d Prf>s.s lnternnlional to thP li'l'n" Pari\· tod3\ n<~li 1 lie genE"ral expendrture per Stale University prrstdt>nt, sa1~ 1 I ...,.._.,""',."::'~ m:¥~'=r""""n-- .., A nt>v. cold fr ont movf'd 1n In (' lrvrl.md the f'Oid front person and 48th In such spend· "Th" new level of support . I 1 Three candidate• bave fll. over Ohio lole Tu<"day and broughl thundmlorm< and ''"''"g Winds that swept 'fuesmg per $1.000 personal mcome, :wJII indeed be helpful m l) ed petitioas seeking re--elee-. earlv today sendrr..g !Pmpera· l1,\olnd gusls up lfl 7~ mJie<.: pl:"r day through Meigs and neigh· 11 tlan to Pomeroy vUlage johs, ture U S Burt>au of Census hgures mamtaming exi:;:lmg programs plungmg and brrngmg honr nr ar L:ikt' ~~flf' Elef'trl c brnng Oh10 and West V1rgrnra 1 ahow . and in lmplementin~ propo~-trd I Board of Elections Cll'rk I high wmds that {"<HJ<;ed dust <;(' I VK' t' wac; knorkM out to ('Oun tleS had the strength to The Ohm Stale Untversity's new program~. particularlv ir · Dorotlly Jobostoo said today. 1 storms m Southf'rn Oh10 anrl Jbout 2 ()0(1 ('Ustnmerc, m thr Jnt>Vf' n honst>trarler OCCUpied tnon~hly Bulletm of Busmess graduate education " . Filing were Edna Scboenleb power !<.JIInre m Nnrlhern ( lt•vPI:llld arra Sf'r\'lf'f' wa"- re- bv Vir and Mrs Marvin Mill· Research SaJd the federal ftg- "The propo~Pd apprupnat•on ! The Don King construction fi r m. Jackson , was clerk, and FraDkliD Rizer and 0\no <:fnrr•C spypr•JI hours lalt'l ll'fJn Lend mg Crf'ek Road ures show that Ohio's gene.ral ~ will enable {):t~te - :'ssistPd col · parent Iow bidder Tue~:=day on the constructiOn of Rio Roy Reuter for touncil. Rent- ! Clouds ol yf'lln~ r"11 du st rr- Tn ·f's und b r<ln rlws fell Damagf>S tncludf>d breakage expendttures by the state, coun· lleges and umversift~s to pro- Grande College's new library. er is DOt preseatly ten-ing on duced \'l"!bdJty to as lrlllr as a throughout mud1 ol tht> slate ot dr o;;he" 1n the hou sf'trar ler and ty. mumctpal and other local I vide necf'ssa ry salary mcreases l Six firms submitted bids the vtna~ couDcll to Pomervy i mile and a lral1 111 somr arPtB Wmds m Cnl umhm rrarhl"d o:; a gas line, The wind stonn algovernments and school dis· for fnr~lty members a.nd for :ranging from $292.000 to $:168,·11egt>•s plant facilities . b•t Is a former councilman. i wh1le lt>mperat ures ff'll from m1 les pPr hour and sim ilar ~P raused trees to be uprootrd tnrts averaged $300 per per- supportmg staff and Will pn>·j 500 Certam reqUirement~ are The special commtttee will , He resigued from counctlla~t I the mld-50's Tuesday afternoon gust" v.f're reponed m Cmcm- m olher sect ions of the county son in l963. This was 13 per v1df for new personnf'l to mePt ~till under negotiation between discuss in detail future develop-1 year b~ause of Dloe.ss and I~=~--~-- ~~· __ . .. - - - ··-- - - ~ 1 c•nt below the nahonal aver· mcrea!!ing f'nrollmt>nt," Faw- I college officials and the low ments and expansion of pres· Lo u p 011 I'.. w WBI 8pp€11Dted 0 I , Ttl "M 0 th • M · h" 'II ]J.~ age of $344 In companson with ct>H continued .bidder. The RGC executive and lent fa<'IIities . and constructtonl complete bit &erm. Poulin io- 1 P f"r" ' arr WI the olber JO largest Urgeo Approval bUilding committees of the board Iof new buildings which will be . dfcated at a rec•nt <OUncil ' agam be held th>S year '" lllates, Ohio outranked only In· He concluded. "I am certain of trustees will mee1 nexl Thurr-, needed to meet the college's ex·, meeting, along with Mavor fund • '"i<ing for th• annual diana and Texa 1n per •ap1ta that l~gislatrve apprcval ot thPSP day m special sessmn to con~~ ducted on Dec 3. which climax~ Ch 1 1 ..1 '\Tarl'h uf l)imf's pro)trt. bl 'd h • h' , h 965 h ares U~tar, tha! ht> nten~'" The March "'ill tit- condud· ' 'II level or public spendmg. \requests WI ena e the statt> er any proposals t at 1\.rc I· mg t e 1 -66 sc ool year. , to ruo for t>lf'ction thrs }t'ar. continue to move ahead FranciS Shane. Salem, Va, Ground·breakmg ceremonies f'd Thur!':day Jan . 21! 4 ASHLAND _ THIS CITY'S ously m its program for ~uc-a. l and Kmg may have. The con" for the college library were con~' ~ -,.. ""v.:~h " '-· rn 1-'mnrroy <~od Middleport re. I grow lh whrch m . t urn ls I tract WIII be awa rded off JcJa . I- hucteel on D~c 3, wh1c h c I1max- I !jidenl!al Sf'<'hons by mt-mbers 1 ONOOl\J' llfPll _ The man y \\ho owe so much to Sir governmg body approved a one.- It 10na hall of I per cent ctty income necessary I or the overall ly at that ttme. ed a years fmane~al dr~ve lnvl'!ltigation is otf '\:: OhiO Ell Phi Chapter Wmston l'lnm tull began repa) lng then· debt to him tax Tuesday night, to be col· of 1he j Superv1sing the opening Ohm ; Completed in :y t wJ::"sl;r;a tod<lv. · leered for five years starting state of OhtC!. . !bids yesterday was Mr. Shane, land nelghbonhg statPs. The Meigs County Sherrff's take eontribution'i to fht• Pom· Jl~.:; bod~ l3v in st,rte in a el o~f'd coffm in WestminJuly l Unless an exceptlOll IS Dr Charles Wesley, president son of Galha County Health: , Department has completed m- i"ro~ \ 'illagt' Hall .at tht' do~f' SIN II al l - lhe ' !b ll l it Kmgs - and at 9 a .m . the flied, the ordinance Central State College , CommJsswnt>r, Dr. Francis w., Vrttrans Memorial Hospital ' vesttgatron of a one- c-ar ac- of thf' march. ju st ol ol mottJllt:rS ftlei.l past it in final sa'iut€'. law on Feb 26 ln«ome from It IS the most comprehensive Shane I ADMISSIONS - None. croent that occurred early MonAt II J m tht-> big door s ol tlw 8800-vear-old hall the tax will be used to make budget for education an~ par- Rio ofhe1als also announced : DISCHA~GES - Sandra Don- d<1y on Route 7 11 mile t'<~~t S\'-Uilg tn .1flnnt tiw ~ubl11 - ·- --~ maJor repairs to several streets, I tlcuarly for higher ~ucat10n hy today that followmg the spec· ' ahue, Racme , Ira Goodrlite, or the Forest Run road ( W•• How~ twtorr thev could be a great man," he sald. buy new equipment for the fire ( a g~vernor in the history or ~r tal board se~Si?n next Thurs· Pomcror , June Wemsley..: Porn- Deputies said David NPaSf' , .... I{ d(hlllllt'd II) llw hall , m a bone· The second man wa!l a ami pollee departments and add ipresJdenc-y of Central State Ida)' , the bUJidmg committee eroy , George Johnson , Canal Syracuse lost control of hi" ~ ( hil lmg lugg\ n1n,l11 pPopiP be· bearded New zealaDd sailor, five men to the latter two agen· ~ - ~- ~and board of tru~tees wtll con- Wmchester. 11961 mo<iel converhble and hit gan lmmg u~ outs ide The frrst Roberl Allen Wilson, 31, who, 111 w .trriVt'd .lt 6 clolk Tue:s- except for five 21ours, held a c1es. Consumer Tax to f~r with a special committee , i a tree The car was heavilY \... set UJl Ia~ fa~ to ~tudy the col· l Melgs General Hospital 1damaged No in]urres or or · da\ mght. carrymg sa ndv.1ch- ttklay \'igU Dear the Cburcb. H Fl H NEW YORK - U. S. STEEL I lt ouse oor ADMISSIONS - Bertha Rath· rests were reported •·~ :md o ~m<~l l bottle ul rum ill rtsideD('e after a stroke 1 Corp. ChaJrman Roger M CHARLESTON, w \'a ilJP{) One KiiJed~ Thrf'e burn. Rutland Charlt•s Klein. !It> W:.<S Nwk Hrrtchm s, 17, who ft>llpd thP 90-year...old man. B!OUI!!h sttJd Tuesday the na- 1- The highly publicized ques- H . E , :M1ddlepon Maude Schuste1, CALL ANSWERED ll.1d nol t'\ t'n oren b,,rn wllt'n tion's larl!!est steel producer tlon of whethn to make perma· uri Jn arly F1re ! Pomeroy ; VJcte Rt"fnolds Pt Racme emerge~cv squ~d un · Mr>1gs \l"llllv Rf'IIH' L1ve· (lillllhlll w;.~.:; havmg h1s fm est ''Alter I have been through plans no a~ss the board l nent the 3 per cent consumer l MANSFIELD (UPI) - One land Pleasant , Pe!Itha (.;asto. Port. lll members· took Mrs Otis Cas· hold <.: tOI.k <111 (luh mrmhrr <> \\11: htJUI Jn WuriU War JJ ,"' he ~aid,, rhP ir orL:;1nlz31 rr.rl.ll n11'1'1 k II 0 1 111 Westminste-r am gorng to Hall do exactly as II 11111 11 1 111111 prtcl' increases. )~ales tax was expected to reach person was killed and three , DJscharaed Veda Dais Sv flo. Portland, to Meigs Gener<II mg Thur<:.rld \i .Junual\i 28 at a 1 sr 1 .g edre 1'" . ~ , h did at Srr Wmston's hou"e 1 1 He sa1d that some pnce · the House... floor today others are feared dead in an ~ v • hospital at 12 10 p m. Tuesday I" t re 1> a~l td.n o or :' illt: am go1 ng to pray " • 1 racuse · Carl Wilham Che te P ill at Sv r M'u :-e grade S( ho0l . ~ Anv bov or, g1rl o,rpr f'lf:h! v('.1f' Ch h111'. bOO. k changes "mevitably will occur 1 House F mance Comm!Uee E:arly mornrng ftre that de· · -- s, s r ·1 Mr" Casto was rep<1rted suf· in a competitive market'" but Chairman F B01rasky, D· stro}·ed thf' DeSt1to Hotel in DIVORCE GRANTED h•rrng from possible pneumon· of h\ Janu . rn lst 1._ t•!igJ urc s Y was ta tn no "out of the ordinary" In- Kanawha tndicated a b1ll would c1ty ' downtown area A divorce has been granted 1a fJom hts home to Westmmster ('reases were be-mg contemplat- be to the floor tf co..'ll· l Rescue workers recovered Uw l Thomasene Stone from Roy Ibl;-,111to JOin 11 f Hall mghL Lad)' Chur· 1 11 11 " m1ttee members could reach u· bodv of the unidentiflftl victtm 'l Lee Stone in M~1gs Countv Com-'! LOCAL TEMPS \ 1 1 r th n·e ·quu-·nwnJ~ (hil l and members of the fam· td . . c u >are ( 1 d 1 · bh d lgreement following a public hours after lire swept throogh , mon Pleas Courl The plamlllt , The temperature in Pome· I ~k·nlwr< Tnl>'l <h'"' ai I hi' 0!' IDes I\ roe m vnousmes em heanng on the tax 1ssue earlier the 80-year-old structurf'!. caus- l was gtven custody of two rov's bu.!>mes..c; dtstnct at 11 a Mergo::. rountv tnr rhf' hparse. and as the proet'sMOSCOW AMERICAN today 1mg two walls to collapse children m today was 26 degrees moved alowly through the 2 Membe-r" mu~t bilVP 8 rf'g officials in Moscow have chal· · . --- -----. tt .. st reets men halted on the sidelenged the Russians to prove \ Jstered d~Jrv or bt-t'f .tn JmJI w<~lks and lifted thrir hats. 3 Mt~or~ ~ mu st rorn ple te a WASIIJNG'I'ill\' _ The Rt ' Churchill's coffin rests on a their charges of espion;-tge a· ' gamst u. s. diplomat Richard h !(I :m RI'V ohn E ll rnf's tod:w for - 11) foot htgh . t"atafalque draped Stolz • r 43 1 n t Ill mallv aso;;umec:. thP sptrJiual ' rn black It IS covered WJtb the Stolz, 39, of Montgomery ol . a.c;t bveml du(' o f Is leadrr!'.hrp of Amenc'll's· ·31tmi1Umon on whict ' d 1.Jack ·n be · rests a 1 arge me-m er-. up rnwn rom County, Md • was per· I ATLANTA, (UPIJ - Dr Mar· King will deliver an address hundred tickets say mg he never attends pubhc the '-'"hole- f'ountv SI'Vt'rJ.l ad- Iron Tl1f' Roman re ve PI ow armg the sona_ non grata IRa Soviet note lin Luther King Jr ., will be of about 15 minutes. I "We wUI just have to de· 1funct1ons wh1le the state legiS· visors work wllh Ihe rluh The Cathohr \hurrh thP Ea,.ern cham mSigma of tbe Kmghts published Tuesd•y mght. He IS honored tomght as "A C1lizen l Enthmam for tbe public' pend on the spirit of brother- ll•ture " in sess10n. advisors arc Dwk Slorrell flon Orthodox Churches . and the ol tho Order of the Garter. the ftrst secretary at ~he U. ~· 1of Atlanta" m the biggest pub- I event for King developed slow· l ly love to iroo things out," 1 R n Catholic A ebb1sh ald Mora sam l\li"h3f'l Cla1r~ MaJor Prote<:. tant denommahons F._mbas~ here . Amera('ar. offt· lie tribute ever given a Negro 11y at ftrst but fmally mush· !i&id om barrifd official. I , oma r. op 1Woode , and llo~d Blackwood . .:;ent rewr.c;ent ,1tr ves 1o the cnlClals the allega· jin tbe Georgia capital. :roomed Into a wild scramble· Inspiration for a public rec- P•ul J . Hallman. Rabbi Jacob The mam purpo-r of lhe club , orful reremoniP< m Washmgton tJOns unfo.unded . They term· Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. Will for the $650 tickets. logmt1on of Kmg·s Nobel award M. RothschJid of the Temple. is to encouragt' lhr produf'ilnn C'athrdral ~ the ~v~;t act1on a case, (I( head appro'li:Jmately 1,500 white 1 Sponsors acknowledged the ortgmated in the whltP commu--, B1shop Randolph Cla1rborne of of re~i.c;tered anllnfl l" m Mt>1gs B.1shop Hrnes 54 is a na1ivr retahatJOn . for the ~~pul~1on and Negro SOutherners, most Dinkler Plaza Hotel ballroom 1R mty and wa!; backed by both the Ep1scopal Church and At- county and tn teach 4 ll mern- of Sourh \arolma Rnd st>rved as of Sovt~t diplomat Borts v. them from Atlanta. who will downlown Atlanta where Presl· IAIIen and former Mayor WI H ianta Constitution publisher her~ leadershm and rl'~ponsl bishop ot TeXJ.~ prror to hrs Karpov1c-h rrom Wahmgton]honor Kmg for h1s receipt of jdent Johnson recently spoke jham Hartsfield Raplh McGill are among the bilrtv 'T'he cluh Js fmtmna\ly election a~ presiding bishop last P'f. PLEASANT - A c1tlzens _lc:C~-ontinued· --on Page 8) rthe 1964 Nobel Peace Prtze. had been oversold by several Gov. Carl Sanders begged orr, sponsors. 1supported hv Lcmdmark nf Porn summer He- succet>ds the Rt A.dv1::.ory Committee was organ~ - - - -- ---- - - t"ro~; and tiH• Pomt'rO\ '\atmn- Rev . Arlhur C Lichtenberger 11Pd Monday evening at a mr:>et~ - to 1 ~itect VJgor~· I ll'J, mor1 plclur& rll•n 1~ Pno:rsoon<rfftecl 1"1 000 oro!! h.oro1on •tJ;:hii!Jit•ltll rl!IICI wrRparolJno •~~~~ conttrucllon Stlllbon,J w•d• In Ill• _I mduslr~al ~:~ 3"~ ~ m",· .::'iioo~t:::~ DAY SERVIa ~ .::. ap·l I dido 't think Charfie was that kind of guy •• 'DIJ PLAYMAT[ 1l I"QIJlO S.rles I K"In! {"\ ,onstruetton company" Apparent winner of Bid s 1 I .,~ AJ.I,-AROUND SEAtiNG HOUSTON (UP!) - Harris 1 County's new $2U million domed stadium, located on a 26 • acre tract seven miles soutb of downtown Houston, wW seat 47,004 for ba~eball, 53,615 lor football, 66,000 for bollng evento .,. t ;; ·. KANSA~ ~NO ~EXA~ 3:so : ·; I I I I ACtlVe • Year ~.; WORLD ' Productive and I enttne , . !tit llloe lint oiaft 113t, "-""' a ,.. olatloa of W,JII,..., u Jo. 1 I I I tbe UNITED NATIONS, N Y. Ri ver Ne"'S r s..w - · * Education 'Excellent' In MEIGS THEATRE iiii:i:=========:;~·~·e~d;a=------====, • NOW TOIJ ~OW Eleven Presidents Say DOCTOR CompleteS ,\ ... ca~met 1 ~- at y e C%. ~ uuc! -· ... dlls afteniOII. and colder ~ma~Pt. TllandaJ falr ud llol qalle oo cold. Low toalillt U..ll, illlb 'lbundaJ rl· .. • WEATHEB "' 1. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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