https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c20cd86c04c54d27dedc304f159b5f9b.pdf 977a213ef2427c6bf9363e0dbb0ce389 PDF Text Text " • Keep a long • handled hou,.. bald broom In the trunk of tha car for snow rt>mO'VaJ. 8-Da!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 29, 1968 Christian Commitment is Urged pres1 out about the common fi~her. to Booneville, Ky . 1Hawley and Mrs. Guy Russell who brought about a Mrs. Hawley , Mrs. Blaett- 1 m chargt> ot the program . ~ hart and Mrs. James · Fugatt 1new oft1cers und strf"ssf>d the whnle rtt'W wurld after the (leath j ncu and Mrs Rosenbaum were 1Fellowsh ip Day, which will j 1spent Thursday in Columbus or nped of help t m'll old offw"'r" ol ( 'hnst God d1d not Ioree named to contact full ph Spen- 1ht·ld at the fi'ederaled church, ~ ~ business. Whil~ there they vt1 the comi ng yt·<.~r. wlwn t h t' rhrm. He called and the)' an-Icer cunc~rning some chlidren l WB!i di scussed. The Guild will ited with the Melnharts \\omen ·~ Ctuld ul tht· l"Pd~·~al . . wPred. PraH'J b} the Jeader jof Pomeroy Elemenlary &:hool serve desser t and (i(lffee Weekend guests of Mr. and daughter and family, ·Mr. ana ed chur rh mf'! \\t·dne sdu~ evt>- and lhe h ~mn, ·· Lord, Teach nf:'t'dmg clothmg At the close of the meeting, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Jr. and fam -1Mrs. John Mayer and children. nmg m 1ht· d1 ur (' h Us ·· eonc!lided the devot1011.:.. Plans were made for family the group adjourned tO the dinlly were Clifford Smith and Miss Elizabf:'th F'ick was mght on February 14 at the l ing_rt~om where a salad course son, William, of Pittsburgh, Pa. j Mrs. Joe Turner, Mn. Ver· Oevutlun~ led b.\ 1111 ~11 s 111 WI\ - progrHr l rhatrm;~n and a ~kit, ('hurrh w1th the Youth Ft>llow-~ was served from a table with Mra. Leo Childs left Wed.nes_i 00 .ngn Swee'reanidn MPrst. PDieaales•Mnlo,umW· bur Pt>rrm orw,wd "" t' ·The Ch11rch and Its Light," stup m cha rge of the program . whit~ cover, yellow centerpiece da f Jd sh 1 ., · hymn · Btofort- The Croo.;s 01 Wlt ltf'n bv Mrs. Nt-utzhng tn A lenten brf:'akfast will be ser·IH nd yellow condlf'S on either Y or n lana where e j Va .. Thursday to attend' funerJt· u " IDII01.n-'C! hv 'i('rtplurf' · · will assist · ~ :.. ~ 1946. was presented II was a vt'<l ;\of:.:rrh :1. at 7 p.m. vrith side. Preparing the refresh· h ln the care of kher al se-rvices for Mrs. Ra c he' 1 lt'<:ttltng of HtH~J.a ns HI 10 It bv ('andlt·llghtmg service prt>st>nt - Mrs. Pernn m charge of the lmt.onts and table were Mrs. PerMR. AND MRS. DUNMIRE aster w o received a bro en Ball formerly or Pt. Pleasant. llw lead.t>r llw nwanmg 0~ 1ng the work ol the Guild. 1program A mother - daughter rin, Mr s. Blaettnar, Mrs. Hawbone in a fall . [The services were held at bt:m~ t..:omm ll lt'd tn .Jf'SU. wtlll vanous c•ha1rmen gt11mg dmner wa.~ planned on May 2, ley, Mrs Thomas and Mrs Plans have been made for i Ohio University students who the Mohr • Stevt>ns Funeral Chn-L w<~s Tht· luf.m ol the tht>Jr dut1es. w1th the men as hosts and Mrs. Rosenbaum. an Indoor Camp to be held the , are spending the semf-Ater Home. Our exp('rt ~ can "1'rk y,on dJ·votwm. f'tle fli'St randle was lighted 1~ - --~- - - - I week of February 8·12 a~ the break with their parents in Mrs G H Neighborgan hat der.s v.nft lliiH'IIOfll ur d J m 1S ~1r~ Pt>J rin ·"J)Okt:> t1f pPoplt· bv Mrs. Neutzlmg and chair- , Church of _th~ Nazarene In R.ut- 1Middleport include Connie Bach- returned to her home in Huntaged plwtogr<Jphs ~ - t ' \ 1•n snapshots. \\ e·lt r~:~rnovl! bt'mg eomm111!·d to dogrn.Hiif' nwn part ict pallng were MisS land, begtnrung each evenmg l ner, Carla GiJmore, Judy But- ington , W. Va. following a erach <~nd flaw s, rebuild or ltdeologtes sueh as Hit ler to ~,tck . christian e.ducatJOn; Mrs. 7:30 P · ~ · The week of met- Ieber, Jack Satterfield, ~t Dave ! three weeks visit with her remove background~. IJ rmg , naztsm, Khru ..,fJCIIf' \ 1 IO ('()mPel nn. spwitual I iff' ; Mrs. Don eme Uflng . mg~ Is bemg s~nsored by the I Wiley, Janice Tannehill, Karen sister, Mr!. c. F. Wilson. !adt•d lt•all lfe:, bot'k tu t ll !'lr m11 nIo.;m ;m(j at Ill' Is1" I tl <II hf' . Th!) ma s, ste . . . a rdsh ip; M r s. ~ etgs Area Hohness Associ aoii............ origi nal <tJ)Jit',.rarwt• hm She si;JtPd that if l'hns· .John Blaettmn . ehn.~ t wn soc- /nsfal/ation Plans were made for annual tlon. Bring in yuur utrl ~twin tld ll ~ would (·nrnn111 tht'>'llsel\' Ja\ acll\'lltt>s ; Mrs. RJrha rd valentine boxes to be prepared I Speaker for the week will be graph .~ ~11ld o'l>lhUII IHI I ' PI ' c1ah"t 'liH·r~·~ 11o < 1 h i 1L::JI~< • r l 1-':-i '(' h-'sus a-. tht>v d(\ to lhe1r Hoo.;enbaum. rntsswnary educn· "A Candle ~. The Ll~ht of ' for shut-ins by the Afternoon the Rev. John May, evangelist of cour ~~>. tor an l"'linutt' 1obs. !ht·n• would nut bt· !ht• t1un: and Mr s Eugene Hawley the World . Gods Love, was I Circle of Heath Methodist aud Pastor of the Church of !'llnlu~IOn Ill tllf" \oi,Ofld todi:l~' · ~O( I ell 'iN\'H't' . . the .theme or the. mstallation l Church Thursday afternoon at the Nazarene at Weirton, w. . \l<~ny pPop lt• ~a\ I ('<Jil l do 1\ dnl llenge was gtv~n to , all s~rvJre for new offtrers of the , the church. Mrs. Nan Moore jVa. Born ln DuBois, Pennsylthal ur I dml't ha\·e the t<tlt->n l. nwmbers whn with llghtt'd t:Hn-' \\ omens AssoelatiOn of the and Mrs. Mildred Zeigler were vania Mr. May has served but no ntnllt-"1 hc•N strnple !lw die" wt•nt to .'.t.l~ altar ~nd the r, irs t Unit~ Presbyterian named co-chairmen for the [pasto; of Nazarene church:: u e -;hou ld do ttwtr bt,sl , ·• group sang. I ake M} L I I e Church in Middleport Thursproject. since 1941 in Ohio p I _1 011 10 220 E. Main St . Pomt' ro y. 0 1 1 A d 1 1 It Be ' ' Prayer by M1ss dav evening al th h h M • · ennsy van '":ii~:::=::::::======:_::'l~w_:':al:d_:M;:rs:_P~o~·'~":'"~':_"::'u:::g:::Jt. n ,e . e t urc · rs. Members of the drcle are to ia and West VIrginia. · I" l'H'k conrtuded the program J . E. Harley wAs m eharge of l meet at t.he church Saturday nunng the business sesswn 1the imprrs~ l\'t' ca ndle lighting afternoon , Feb. lS and bring .special m_uslc for the camp a t'tmtnbu110n of $20 was ma de serv we. c:ookle! and candies for the wtll be provided by Ralph and 1 boxes. The circle also voted to Joann Dunmire· pictured above, I 1o the Woodhaven Home I or d . 1 1 11 f! were, prestdent, Mrs. , unwed mot hf>rS .a1 "l r . mnayn e , 1 p nsta H . assume purchase of fire extin who are from Nas hville, Tenn1 1 . t he p resbytertan · oIf er· 1d au aptonsta. I : Vl('e prest- guishers ror the church with· es~-ee . Th ey are fuII time song ind ~or ll / en!, Mrs Dwtght Wallace. sec- other · circles to be contacted evange 1tsts . . tu'C' •· Olurch of I II 111 g Hwy w1 g1\ie a smg e qu1 . m and a box ol used clothing sent rtt'!ary, Mrs Myron Miller. and The circle ::Ontributed er..n. to~ the Nazarene, as they !lng for reasurer , Mrs Walter Wad..,., : · 1 1 d 11 F 11 t · ward the WSCS Missionary 1rev1va campa gns, camp meet11 e o owmg t le msta atton I d I ings, conventions, radio and servtce a vocal duel "Shall 1 P e ge. . · My Saviour.'' · was sung Th e rn. eef mg w~s open ed bY recordmgs. Cruelly by Mrs. Haptonstall and Beu- the chatrman, Ml~s Bess. San· l Mr. Dunmire, a tenor, at1 , la h White with Mrs Lillian born. who read Bible scnpture 1tended Trevecca Nazarene CoiSit>ill, aC"cornpanist. taken from John. Mrs. C. M. JP.ge and served as minister of Youth Sunday will be ohservHennesy played for the hymn ; music in Nashville Nazarene t~d at the Ft'derated Church The m~ttng was opened_ with singmg. Birthdays observed in- ~ churches for aeveral ears 1Jnn ,1 wtth young people lead· a hymn .td by thf:' pres1dent, · eluded Mrs. Everett Davis, Mrs. Mrs. Dunmire, an acco~Ush· : 111 g the worsh ip servwe. ~~~ H~~lo ~s tall. ~votions en- 1 Walter Hayes . Mrs. David Ent- 1 ed musician on the accordion 1 ConduC't tng the Sf'rvi<'e will I , o ow Me' were pre- 1 sminger, Mrs. Perry Mitch and Ivibra harp crgan and pia ' b<· Ja rnes Bash. Anita Hall sented by Miss Mar~aret Sau-j Mrs. Emerson Jones. received h~r trainin at and Donna Reibel The mornmg er, who also used .scrtptu~e and 1 The study lesson for the at- and Trevecca Nazar~e Cololfering will tJe received by prayer for the m1ssJonanes. Al lernoon was taken from the leges 8 d .llerrlal U . It ' Kathy Watson, Bt>tty Je-an vocal dllt't. ''Follow Me'' was l new study book. "Genesis" by f Reslden~s of tht aream:~s ~~ HobsteUN, Kandy Burt and sung by Mrs. HaptonRtah and i Charles Craft. The lesson had Vited Ht>nny Huud Mrs .. White, a guest for the I been, prepared by Mrs. Noah · i The Youth choir, composed of I evenmg. Haskms and was read by Mrs. 1rf'ne Barnes, Morton Bar~, The study program was glv- C. M. Hennesy in ~r absence. Variety Show at Elszabeth Blaettnar, Melanie en bv Mrs Charle Sh maker I The book dealB With the ere- W h A d l:lurl Mary Hayes, Steve Jew- entitied "Countin s 1h:e Cost .. ation of the world by God and a ama nnounce A baby girl .•. a baby boy ... a home ... eduell, .loy Kautz, Cheryl Me. : She wa~ assisted ~y Mrs Eliz. reflects the knowledge that "we . MASON - The ~tudent Coun· cational advantages .•. greater security at La 11 gh lm. Marnlynn Tracy and abeth Fisher, Mrs. Walt~ Wad- are born of God an~ should ~e- CJI at ~ahama ~Jgh School Eddle Young, will sing an an- dell and M R M Sh fleet his greatness. Accordmg sponsormg a vanety show We<!· ll all time". , , are five of the innumerable good ." l Believe." ' rs. · · erman.l to the study of -Genesis, God nesday, Feb. 3, at 8 p.m., them reasons for opening a savings account here 1 Acolytes for the mornina will During the business session , created the world from chaos, llhe hig~ school !lJID· The prl•,.,ll now; adding to it every month or payday! 1be Conme Lanning and Cara· bataar committees were nam.l giving it light, time, and last or admiSsion wtll be 50 We'll help you make it grow fa ster by addlyn n Tracy . The Voutb Sunday ed Including kitchen, Mrs. Wal- of all, man, created in hls im· and 25 cents. AU the :ing interest~ as earned. I wori'hlp has been planned and lace and Mrs. Lewis Sauer,l age: A discussion was held fol· Wl~l go to the T.A.P. I arranged by Ralph Werry, the Jr.: bazaar, Mrs. Thomas Kel- lowmg the paper. gam~ Polio) •. fOR SAFETY PLUS INTEREST, SAVE HERf R•.;ULARLYI 'd t of the church Youth ly and Mrs. Fred Lewis and 1 l A moment of silent prayer lt IS an annual event for the ' r;~~~ en Mrs. WaddelL was held In memory of th• late councjl lo work lor the T.A.P. ' g p. Mrs Car lin Keelor. Refresh· Parents and friendo are uri· 1'J'hp hostesses, Mrs. Dale 1 ments of assorted cookies and ed not to miss this event. The Walburn, Mrs Fred Lewis, ; coffee were served by the host- program wlll be presented to The Store is Open Saturday Night Mrs. E. 0 . Tewksbary lllrs. / esses. Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, the Junior and Senior High Your Savings Will Earn 4% Interest J . K Smith and Mrs. Charles Mrs. M. L. French and Mrs. schools In the afternoon ol the Pomeroy, Ohio Until 9:00 Effective March 15, 1965 Shoemaker served ~ookles and 1 carl Mattox. The table was same day. Your Opportunity to Son In Our . coffee al !he close of lhe meet· covered with a white cloth and - ---Stor•Wido End of tho Month Sole TONIGHT & SATURDAY , lng. centered wl!h a decorative .Jennifer Lohse, daughter rA January 29-30 "RIO COMCHOS" spray of large green grapes Mr. and lllrs. ilarold !~:: 1 1 D~UGHTER BORN tTechnicolor) made of glass, a gift to Mrs. Wolfe Dr .• Pomeroy, is Richard Boone,.~, Stuart Whit Mr. and Mrs. George Theiss, Hennesy from her daughter in studenl.ll listed by Ohio m1.m , Tony nanciosa, Ed· ~lpre. are announcmg_ the California. Miss Sanborn pre- University on its honor roll mond O'Br1en. Wende Wag buih of a daughler, Kern Lynn, sided at tho coffee oervlce, for tho Autumn Quarter, ner. House Peters, Jr., Jim Jan. 17 a1 Camden - Clark hos· Brown. pftal at Parkersburg, W. Va. Colorc:artoonl Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Serving Meigs County for nver 93 years SUN, MON, TUES. carl Lee of Long Bottom and Jan. 31-Feb, 1·2 Eva Theiss, Racine. Great "BIKINI BEACH" POMEROY are Mr. and grandparents RUTLAND ( Technlcolar) Frankie Avalon. Annette Sylvester Doughty of Trimble. Funicello, Martha Ryer. Tho Theiss's two sons, Keith Member Federal Re serve System and Kelly, have been spending Cotore~rtoons Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Featurette: •lol StuH the last month with Mr. and IMrs. Carl Lee. 1 Mrs Ben Nt>ulzlmg, I dem , wt-l<·unwd membf'r:- and man WEA'I'H£1 McElhinny, John Allenswordl I Around And and Ron Hanning. ~~ Mr and Mrs Georp Meln· !lfOW YOU D01J Statesman Charleo :t. a- Cold whb occaslollll soow loday, loDilbl aad Sunday. Low tonlPI U above, ldp Sllllda7 About' Ml"ddleport IJ.Jj, Churchill We'll Restore Your Family Treasures! God Love is Valentine Boxes Th To be Prepared D • By c,,,cIe Group !, ; .......................... ..;.===------------. GROVER'S STUDIO 1 i LONOON IUPI)- Britain ,aid ets he Wlshed to be. not in the ' lion to being Churrhlll's sov· s train for Bladon. H~rRf'..Drawn carrtq:n . 1 The many repaid thetr debt 1ster Hall. They plaC'e d the cof. London sa t under a {'Old.; Roodbye to Str Winston Chur· sc~?nes ol h1s glory but in a rur- ereign wa s his fast friend and All ot London and all the The curbs were lined wlth ,fin on a black naval gun car- mournlul sky "Jo o;un brokt- Behmd the gun carnage 1 t:hill today with a 63-minute ru- i al churchyard near Blenheim admirer. She gulped a bit as ! hours of this day belonged lo . mourners, many of whom had Ir1age and 120 sailors surround~ through as the funeral proces- , rame a procegsion of hone neral procession through the !Palace where he was born . she came down the steps of the . Churchill. Nothing •as spared i been there aH night. The jed it. The} grasped the ropes i 3ion passed through Parliament 1drawn carriages carrying LadJ cit.\ where he found his fame 1Only Lady ChurC'htll and mem- 1cathedral and then turned to to do him honor. Big Ben flames of little alcohol stoves 1attached to 1t. anu Mather Square and past the statues or Churchill and the female meiJJo. afld a state funeral unpre- , hers of the farnilv will stand at keep her eyes on the cotrin and thimf"d 9·45 am. (4:45 a.m. ! flickerP1 in the darkness before barked an order · ! Abraham Linrolr. and the Duke ben of the family. the black naval gun carnage as lEST \ but will not proclai man~ : dawn and the aroma of steam· : "Gun carriage. about fare . of Welhngton Betwf'en the- straim; of thtt cedented In the nation 's hi story. Ithe graveside. · Shortly before noon a trum~ 1 A Tryin1 Day it moved away. Prince Philip other hour until midnight. ing tea was everywhere. Two Gun rarr1age wlil advance. ~ Churchill lnw· d the pomp and dPad march from the bandl eter high m the "whisperin11: It wa!S a trying day for n - 1whispered something to her. I wltl be only the fourth time In 117-year-old girls - Clare Slade Slow march .'' i circumstanC'e of sta le proces- rould be heard the clop-clop .ot gallery" sent the strains of 1year-old Lady Churchill. 11eiled She nodded slightly and then , history that the mighty clock and Jennifer Kisch - slept ail i 90-Guo Salute 1s1vns, and hf' would h~ve l1ked the horses-~f beats of~ ··Last Post" soaring to the and in black. She went slowly I turned for one last glimpse of 1has been silenced. i night m a public telephone 1 Across the city, m St .James's what was takmg p!ac·f' today. tory along anr1ent roads fil'lt arches of the cathedral church up the 34 steps mto St. Paul's :the coffin draped m the Union ! Repaying Debt booth. Il w<.ts a silent throng, a 1Park near Buckmgham Palact•, A sense uf .Bntam's mighty , lai~ down b)' ·!ulms Caesar'& o' St. Paul. Then Queen Eliza- Cathedral , putting one foot on , Jack and bearing Chruchill 's in· On the way lo St. Paul's the mass1ve sea of unsmiling faces. , a crew knelt be~1de a gun and p::~st. wa~ t•vrr_ywhf're . P l umes ~ wgtons when Bntam was I reobeth and distinguished mourn- , a step and then bringing the 1sigma as a knight of the realm.j procession passed the Church I At 9 42 a.m. \ 4·42 a.m. EST) 1 then heard the order ··fire.'' or h!~lortf' re ~ 1men1 ~ tla1 ed. In 1mote outpost of the Roman ers from 112 nat1on~ spoke 1 other one up. She leaned heav-1 The funeral procession moved 1 of St. Mary Le Strand where ! Lt. Anlhony Mather of Her Ma- Every mm utr tor !Ml minutes- the brt'f'ZP. as thl" pror;ssJOn . Emp1re . tf.eir last amen. From that m~ 1il}' on the arm other son, Ran- away from St. Paul's toward 1an eight foot banner in black jesly's Grenadier Guards. with one round fo1 l".lch vt:>a r or moved past. Downmg StrP.f'l.. 1'he melancholy strltlllS of ment Churchill belonged to his dolph the Thames where the cotrin i and white reflected the mood of guardsmen bearmg the coffin, Church11\'s ltfe - the gun where Chnrrh!ll'~ commanrl Betthoven's ''Death Mar~·· family and to history. It was a trying day. too. for will be carried by barge to ' the nation and the hour: came slowly out of the great boomed . post was loc.<~Tf'd at )'.;o lfl l wrre playf'd as the proc~tort By sundown he will be buried I Queen Elizabeth, who In addi- Waterloo Station and placed on I "So many owe you so much.'' door of SL Stephen m ,Westmin- : The gray old li.ldy named throughout Worl d W:.~r II. I (f':ontmued On Page 2 1 I u. l 1 I 1 I §"~~~ ~*~'~ CIC Plans Cost Estimates 1 ln·: N fJ95 f.. *.f~~ • c • Mustang is for eve o But ever o coulmit get one •..now you can! ON A BOX OF .•. BROASTED CHICKEN e2 PIECES GOLDEN BROWN CHICKEN ... Thl1 Coupon Entitles lelror To eCOLE SLAW Purch11e Box or IOxt•Of . I $2395* F.O.B. 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M.IDDLEPORT, 0. ., .......... • ' ! f'l . .. 1' ' I 1 f:.:?twn'? 1 Candi'dates For Council 1 I Rachael Gibbs o·Ies Th ursday Jn Fai'rvi'ew F• Eight LeVI'ed by Co J dge u Michael Roberts Craduates With File Petitions Highest Honors I 1 I , 1 I ,p.m.: 1 REG. PRICE $1.;2'5 ,.,i, c .. ' 0 t u .. J;' J.' in the collision lu ,t£) tudes. were Lisle, who sufferl"d a se- · .. • t::iMI_AMI - CUB~N EX - The rising Willamette River ' A man was rescued today af-: vere lal-eratton to the forehead, I . President Carlos Ppo ~resged climbed above flood stage In lier being lost for four hours In : Amberger, who had abrasions ! Middleport has a bright fu- JOln otlt1"1. Ohio Hl vPr cu mmu- Ohio River. The second 1!! lems. forward. today Wtth_ h1s plan western Oregon. More families 8 thundering avalanche that , to both legs, and two other pas- ~l ture according to a director of 1nit 1es 1n 1ndusl rial e11:pans10n up the Sl'ioto Valley, and Sheehan said southeutern for se.ttmg up an exile govern- were left homeless, whUe oth· 1buried him up to his faCt> at a sengers 10 the Lisl~ car. Mike the InstitUtt! for Regional De- Hto observed lh<~l an adequate third is up the Ho('king Val- Ohto has given the institute an mPnt m BraD\, heartened by the, ers were isolated Slid~ro. and Icanyon near Farmington, Utah. I Bratton. li. Middleport. who j velopment at Ohio University. , walf'r s uppl~· w<J o.; anotht•r. lac- It'~ . eJtcellent reception. 46 108 ~act th<~t some · refugees washouts hampered h1ghway IThe man was unconsciou!j when suffered abrasiOns to both an· William Sheehan, speaking to i tor bas1f' to growth tndustnal\v. The mst1tute which he dir(>('ts He introduced two member! mdf1rsed the proposal.. and rail traffic. Helicopters ! resrued, said later that his face I kles and the nght elbow and I the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary : ·' Our da~· along tht' nvrr 1s Is a Federal Government pnr of his staff, Paul Davis, of Th~ 62-year-old Prlo, la~t joined in rescue operations. Jwas JUSt inches above the Susie Grinsteao, 16, New Hav- Club Friday night at Heath ! at hand. '' he sa1d . . jt-d designed to be-eomf:' self· \1tddleport. and Emmett ConronstJtuuonally elected . presl· , Serioua Situation snow's surface. en. who was treatt>d for shock. [ Methodist church predicted that Sbee~i:ln t•xpeds mdusln~l supporting through servtcmg way , Athens.. Rotariao Bill dent of the Caribbean lsl:md, Gushing wasters poured into • A harsh cold kept its steady Lisle, Amberger, and Grin- after Middleport obtains a was- expanswn tn.. takt> thrt>t' main area mdustnes m the-Ir man- f'h1!ds presented Mr. Sheehan. pl~nncd to approach the Bra- I Boise, Idaho. posing what offi- \grip on the Midwest today. The I stead were treated i.ind releas- te treatm~nt system it wil1 1 dire<·tions. f1rst 1s along the i:lgemt>nl and expansloll prub· , Rotary Pre~ident Dick Rosenzlhan l'=f:~eFt ~~ ~~t necf ' rials described as a serious sit- drastic freeze Friday forced 1ed. I -~ - -- - - ·-· ~ - baum presided, annotmcint I 1 ~ai~;t :~e w;;d~ , ualion . Water rap1dly rose from !schools to close in Wisconsin • There was heavy damage to Jr" •<Jireclors' meeting next TuesC t . g Cottonwood Creek at the east und northern 11111\0IS. both cars .and Amberger wa:s POSTPONED day evening at his reo.idence. as ro reglmt!. I end of Boise. 1 Fire destroyed an old section cited to Me1gs County Court 11 Tonight's Rio Grande John Sebo, a chemist at the Volunteers built a wall ol io! Des Moines General Hospital lor failure to ysrld the nght. College • Bluefield State Sporn plant. was a pest o1 LONDON - A RECORD 321.- sandbags around the emergency forcing evacuation Friday of of way . 1 College basketball game ' Rotarian .John William Blaett· 000 peron - from king to Ientrance a1 St. Luke's Hospital mor~ than 100 patients in !; be~ which was scheduled on i nar Club members were incommoner, filed past Sir Win· in Boise In other areas the low zero weathar. A fire tn ButGallipolis hardwood h • • 1 .vil•d . to attend tbe Lincoln ton Churchill' bier during the Isandbags gave. way to torrential ler, Wis., left a family of 11 j Aboert"Lanpohastmpofnoedarn.edcfr~c~ Day dmner at the MRS cafethree day hi flag-draped cof·, pressure. homeless. 1 teria Feb. lt sponsored by the fin reted in Wetminter Hall. I State police reported a]most j The tenperature aank to so l Five petition!!~ for Middleport Bluefield at 10:10 th j s Mwhael (Mike \ Robert s PHS MHS Senior class. Officials said the previous a\~ road5 leading up to northern I' below Friday-as low as the town council were filed Fri- l morning that the w e s t 1'62. graduates toda\ from OhiO Heath church ladies serving record, about 300,000, occurred Idaho were closed. thermometer would register-at( lday at tfle Meigs County Board , Virginians were " snowed Universitv magna <'Urn laude a ~teak dinner were Mrs. MiJ.. ln 1952 when King George VI Forecasters were optimistic, . Tulaby Lake, Minn., and broke Elections m the Masonic I in" and could not make j with a bachelor of science de-- dred Zeigler. Mrs. Nan Moore, 1of lay in state in the great 8m- !however, that Pacific Northwest !the instrumenl . ·~ temple. the trip. The game has gree in cht>mislry . ~Ms. Robert Coats, Mrs. W. > 1 been tentatively resched· J Wood s, Mn. Kay RaD , year-c.1 hall. flooding . would not be as wide· Republicans filing were Fred He begins employmenl Mon13 ispread as last month when 42 LETART, W.VA . - Funerali Hoffman. w11ham w. Ingels. 1 uled for Saturday, Feb. • d<~v with the Gent>rat Tire rom- Mrs. Guy Shuler, and Misa services NEW ORLEANS- THREE 'Ipersons lost their livel'l and t IDeS for Rachael Florence · Jacob Turner and Freder1ck ' m,w:~vz;co·~ · 4 pa~}' . Akron. in 1ts rP.sf>ard1 Bess Sanborn. 1 i G1bbs. Rm Lelart. Fairview I w. Gibbs, Jr. Ronnie K. Hub- Mrs. Rn•""ll ()i.,s deparlment. · -~~~Gulf Coast locals of ~e Inter· nearly $250 million In property : national Longshoremen I Also- was damaged. ~ i commumty. who dted at her I bard filed as a democrat. Gene ~ AI General. Roerts will join ciation (!LA) totaling ~· 21 IDcbes ol Saow ! :residence Januarv 28. will ho IGrate incumbent, filed previous- t'riday in Columbus his older brother, Robert. also I Three DepartmeotA than 8,000 men Friday n.iJht As much as 20 inches of snow • I held Sunday at 2 p.m. at t.he iiY for Clerk-Treasurer in Mid~ FWleral serv ll'es for Mrs. in the research department. Called for Ft'..;., 1 Gebrge Russell, 90. who died Both are sons of Mr. and Mrs. roared their unanimous ~· covered the eastern tw~thirds I Foglesong Funeral home. With dleport. u ;; 1 at of a new contract •. putting 10 t Montana. Th heaviest UDty U /the Rev . Leonard Hawkes and The onlv petitions submitted \ Friday in Columbus. will ho i Robert Roberts. Wehe Terrace. The Syo-acuse, R!Icino an4 new pre~ on negotiators to 1Rev . Don. Reyno~d!! offiCiating. thus far m Pomeroy were by ~nducted S~nday m Columbus · p0 merov. and graduated with Pomeroy Fire ~ Iron out differences at holdout ! BOARD TO MEI!.'I' Eight lines were levied Frl· Burial will be m . the Zerkle j Edna Schoenleb, Republican for with _graveSide_ sen: lees to be honors al OU 1n chemistry . were called at 2:1S Frtporta. boa d •day by Meigs County Court ,cemetery m the FairviOw com· ,clerk, and Roy Reuter a nd l held m R1verv~ew Cemelery m ; Rohort Roberts Filth Grade lday when a fire ~~ro~Ct-.• at · The Me111s County F~ ~ Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. j munlty. . Franklin Rizer, for council. Mlddlep<>rt Monday at 10 30 a.~ teacher at Pom~roy Eleq~ent- ~ the Roy Annes home ill ~ LONDON- ROB~T A. will meet Monday evening, Fe Assessed penaltieo lor mi• o She wa• born Juune 20. 1393, Both liled on the Republican , m. ary school, will attend Com- :ersville. . . Taft. Jr., former, Oh1o Con- ruary 1, at I p.m. ln the of J demeanors were Kenneth Wilt, !iD Mason county, the daughter 1ticket. I ~rs. Russell, f?rmerly of mencement exercises in Athens, ! The blaze, reportecQy ~UJ.. ~ssmlb and his wife were ollhe Melli County court- $IO and costs, pa~~sing on a 1of the . late Henry and Lyda Mutdlep<>rt. lived m the late C. !as will Mrs. Michael Roberts. !ed by an overheat.. ·lilmaco, i!ftOn~ lhe thousand who lined · curve: Frank M. Dlll, $5 and ! Bass Gibbs. H. Church reSidence on Lm· a senior sl Rutland High was contained by f1r1imea 1o 1 1 . up .,tollay atone the route of the I costs, no hil!hway use tax j Survlvo" indude her hus·. DRIVER CITED coin St. She was ~ memhor ol ' schooL Mrs. Robert Roberts. sertlon ..., lhe ~: Ap'fuileloal proceulon lor Sir W1nGET TICI'ETS !'iOW !stamp, Harman C. Michael, $10 band, Harry; fiVe sons, Lester, I A Rutland man, .James G. the Church of Chr<st. She " 8 teacher at Rutland High lj proxlmately ti,500 daW WI! ,nGta pbUrehlll. and costs, passing on. a curvej j Butler, Pa., Roy, Arnold and George, 22. was c1ted to M1d- survived by one son. Loren school lost her sister Noretha irtcun"ed. fll"emen Tl!e Ton. arrived here earl· All tickol orders for I he William c. Potts, $18 and cost~, I Ru~~~ell, all of Barberton, 0.. 1dltp<>rt Mayor Lee Smith's court Russell. • , Flemi~g by death. Frlda mor- ~ ' · ' · ·,. Wlliday en tllUte to Africa to Jaycee Community to yield the right of l,Robert. Riceville, Pa.; four :on a charge of excessiVe speed -. ' Y ~ tilelr IIOil, a member ol ,mellt banquet at lhe way. .daughters, Mn. Mary Cro!IS, ifor rood conditioos following a : VeteraDs Memorial Hospital mng. • AGENCY 'INCOB~ftl:S ~ PUI!o Coi'pl. Tall oatd be ,schoo~ 'l'lloirodly, Paul M. Ours, $5 and costl, iRiceville, Pa.: Mrs. Alice Mc- ione-car mishap on South Third-1 ADMISSIONS Millard 1 Sec:retary of Sllle ....... W PliiAIIo fly from London lo- jat l:iit! p.m.~ be. in ti>ad; William P. Cor- ;Farland, Barberton; Miss Lil· ost at 2:25a.m. today. Middle- f• Stepp, Racine: Gary Wolfe, RaDISMISS AC'nONS Brown todlY re~ ,. . Ill ~. lo ~ ~ A. 'Ilft loo ~onday, ~I, .810 and coslll, no opera. 1 uan Gibbs, RFD, Letart, and I· port p<>lice said George lost con- cine: William Wyatt, Middle- On application of tho plain- q of articles Of ~lllol W.'-' I ,_ Yile lllllvenlty jp'ldu-d!II'Ifr reson"lllotil IIIBJ· tlcsens<!· Jack 'L. ~lddy, o MIIS Edna Glbba, Detroit; 29troi of his car on a slippery lp<>rt. - tiff, acti..,s against Viocentfor~Reutlr '~ -)lpn ~--t!l"' 'lN been iMchlnc Ill ~- Tlebt• m8y II& · costo,' 'driyljll liD ll11ll8fe 1r~ndchildren and three Ill"'at Ispot and skidded into a ,lfee In DISCHARGES - Dolly Cle- Knight and Albert Goegle!n, cy, IDe. <\pi& )I' E • -.~nt l!ehaollii Mwllli-,i!CI ~Curt M~l aiKI ~ ·1>. Smith, ~children. :tront of the Charles Ru.sell land, Rutland; Catherine_ a. .. eta!, have been dismissed In t;tr· !~.'-'Plinl& *"· ·~-·'.'II'. llj -~~~~~P~, Friends may call at the fu- 1re•!dence. TIIOre were no •inJur·rts., M~eport,_ M~ry Wingett, [Meigs County Common Pleasi·~y.A!io ·~~-L •MI"io t. ' , · WYMQ.I; · ··· •· •.1• ..-~bolnl · afloriR.m.IOclol. l ieL Pomel\i)'. · <ourtb)', Erneot Grllnln. lf.W. · anll~·l---. • Sale KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. ' 1 e FRENCH FRIES As low as . .• "" .. t " WORLD Elberfelds In Pomeroy SPECIAL OFFER!. More Fl00dMIsertes • • HI.1 pact'f'IC Nort}twest states ' t I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ew Haven GIf• IHurt In cras h i MEIGS THEATRE ~1* II 1 ISN'T SHE ENOUGH TO SAVE FOR? I I I ou:t - Recognition Given Meigs Jaycees WASHINGTON (UP!)Son. Stephen M. Young . said today PrHidenl John· I 1 son is expected to oppoinl BY ROBERT WINGETT ,. The Meigs County Commun- of the proposed s1te eight acres. 1 the senato~l nephew, This week, January 25 • 30. · ' ity Improvement Corporation a· I Ri2:er pointed out that 15 ere President Bill Childs Judge Don Young of Nor· IS Metg~ l'OUT1y ji1yr·ee week . &:reed Friday night to lead the possible sites for an airport · appointed a ('ommutee of j walk, to be 1 federal Dedicated :o the Jmprove- : drive for airport facilities and had been check~d before the lo- Ralph Welker, chairman; Fred judge at Toledo. m~nt and development ol the 1 get cost est.imateR for a feasi- : calion on the Le"'~ Johnston 1Crow, Wayne Swisher and LesYoung's office said that county and Improvement and I bility study of the proposed site 1farm was selected. I lie F'ultz to investigate the pos- 1 he lnd Sen. Frank J. 1 development ot 1ts individu<~l l at Forest Run. 1 Sheehan also heard t he Isibility of a portion of the Ohio j lausche had Neommend- : members ot tram them for busThis action was taken by the Igroup list a number of possi- , State Penit.enliary being locat- eel the Norwalk judge for mess advance ment and civic C1C in a won-session at the ble sites for industrial location ed in Meigs county. • 1 the $30,000 1 year lift· : leadership, the Meigs Junior Columbus & Southern Ohio in Meigs county. I Crow told th~ group he was 1 time appointment 1 nd Chamber of Commeree Is an Electric company with WilThe CIC has agre-ed to have 1in Columbus th1s week and was j that the Justice Depart· organizatton of young men - ~ liam Sheehan, director of the 1site surveys of a!I possible in- 1told by officials there that if I ment had epprov•d the · btotween 21 and :15 - learnmg lnstit~te for Regional Dt>velop· 1dustrial 1ocations in the COUll- the penitentiary should locate recommtndetlon. . ct vic t..:onsctousness through ' ment at Ohio University, at- 1ty made through the institute here it would employ 265 .. 300 cunstrurtive artmn 4 . · I df'Ve Iopmen I. The l·aycees is an artlve · ~e nd mg. . for reg10na persons. t ~~."H-.:-'~iW%•~wP!!'w-c ~ " ' _ 1 Mr. SheehaD discussed the air· I Any person of the county who Crow also said he was : group - made up of young men i p<>rt prop<>sal al length Wfth the feels they might own land suit· focmed that 2.1100 IO 2.500 acres > ul •c<1on - one that CO-{)per- ' CIC. officials of the Middlepott lable for industry is requested of land would be needed for the ! atl:'s with other~ to help butld ! and Polllt>roy Chambers of Com- ; to contact a member of the penitentiary. He was also told ! a better commumty for re~ i-1 merce, and the Meigs County CIC Executive committee. Mak~ I the institution would use I large · l llt'nl~ tu live ill wllh satlslac· 1ing up this committff> are supply of coal. Jayrees. 1l10n and pride. Franklin Rizer and John wn. l Childs. Bernard v. Fultz Har. Indications are that Srioto , I All 25 active tnP.miJers or thf' liam BlaeU.nar . of the . Pome- l a.ce Ka.rr and Lt>slie Fultz: Pos- C?unty also w~nts the penitenI Mf'igs Jayr~es have bet'n busy roy C of C, whtch earher this Sible Sites should be at least 1tlary. Crow satd. . : the past year. In fact . the !neal ~k asked the CIC to head the I ~- ~ -- - --~-~- - ! Vtrky May. 15 · Nl'W Havf'n. 1.lunior Chamber has completed 1 project, reportPd on progress 1 l.sufferf'd 8 fractured right leg an unprt>(-edented numbt'r of 1 ----- -- . -- -- I Iand lour olher person. were projecls the past liVe monlhs. : le.ss s~nously Injured. . Fnday These 1m·lude the Lahor D<~y ~~· m:ur.r:-·v,·::~-r..,......~ I m2'ht m It two-car ar~ent on float. JuniGr Miss Pagf'ant, a ~ ~I RL 124 ln SyracuR<>. •ocial event for wives "nd lh<ir ' '\~ .,._ i ~ According to the Ohio Sfat~ , children. promotion or the dilly l iI 8y Un1tod lntern•tiGn1l ' Highway Patrol , Miss Mav was dunker al the ra ir, the a\\ ~ f 11 i Rivers, burdened with heavy rains and meltrd snow, a passf'nger in a car driVt>n by st<:~te meetmg, an Am~nC"an ' ;., · forced more than 1.000 persons from their h~mes in the James w. Lisle, l7, Svraruse. 11sm project. Hallowt>en can~ , ~; !Northwest today. Heavy snow lay knee-deep m Montana. · dy sales, carl'l'rs and College OFFICERS _ The Men of Aetion _ The Meigs County .Junior Chamber of ComJD [~ Arcbc M~~d brouht 50 below r.ero tE-mperatures to thf' The . Patrol re_rwrted that a Opportun~ttes proJect. . Chns1 -- merce _ are led by offl£'ers. 1 tor. Cmt McDanie-l , vice -president; Bill Miller, presi=• the ~ upper . 1 v.:est. . . car dnven by Paul F. Amber- mas project, an Onf'ntanon dent Don Young vice-presJclent Standmg. Alan Harns. seaelary, Llovd B'ackwood, ~ ' . Surgmg nvers su~~ed over nood ~t.age m Oregon. f~rc- ger, 26. Syr:wu~e. pui!Pd from !and Membership meeting. and past 'president. and Stat~ .Jaycee Vlce Presult>nl , a~d Fred Lewis, treasurer_ Thert i, '1 mg at least 150 families to leave Lhetr homes and caustng ' a private driveway into the . h S r 1 Ph t ~ ,~ the col1ap ' , of a smaiJ dam on the C'ackamas Rive-r. path of the Lisle car, which was . IContmued On~-P~~e- 21 tare prese ntl y 25 arltvt members m t e group en me o o. Youth Sunday At Federate-d Is Announced 1 ' parle, member rA '!1loodort Koooevelt's coblnet, wao 0. arandson ol Ill emperor' :f r=., ..,a .. , ll.fll\iir. liP!Ou • .!IIX'Itleiilr".; • : ·"' II( ~ . ? ,., •,.,..-:::·. . ' '. ; ,r ,. ,. ·~~: · ~ ;.• ·...._~~._, ~ ••• ,...., """I ·•w· - - - - -· ' ~ ,.lo. ~\'.,..., .'1r,• •..,. • r· . • �' • I ' • 2-Dally S.a~el, Pom_erotMidclieport, 0:•. Jan. 30, 1~ Oally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 30, 1965-S Eagles Stomp Southwestern for 13th Win Win 6th Hounds Bill Unbeaten Eutem Sallopocl to I lf.2 ld...a,e """"' llrll j a!BO sank nino field ...... "' ""' IIDd • pair of &eo throWI I by vabbtng 16 for the wlnnen. Southwesl«n ... ' I . . . G-42 a big first period lead and quarter play ended. Eaotem, tie Center Ken llartuni tor 1i0r the Gallla county lllsbla~ Eastern, in all, !Allied down Eastern ..... .• . Jt 4t 80 ..._. then further cemented it.. bold waa ufely ahead 40-16 at jn.l scoring hnnon . Both ended the ..... 150 reboundl. on Eastern's first SVAC cage termU.Ioo and 11&-30 at t h e 1~a me with 18 point... 11art1m1 Spencer, l!:utem's poewet- John Pooler's 18 polnts led Southwesten) - Allla l.JI, title with a 68-42 win over start of the final stanza. 1dropped In live flold aoals and ter In the encounter, Wlled the Eastern Reserves to 1 U. Jackson l.J.7, Popr 11-l·l, R. Southwestern's Hlahlanders Frl- Senior Roaer Spencer, 1 t-2 eight charity tosae!I. eight of hill 10 points In t be 17 win over Soulhwettern In the Cook IO.Z.!2, Hall 0.1-1, Bllloll day night. : guard, was the overall spark· Junior Charlea Kntaht also third period. He also ootcbed preillninary contest. Notter.~- Tojala 17 (li-ZU C. 11te defensive-minded Eagle•· [ ping In Eastern'• battle for Its ended in double ligurts for the six in the first quarter. Farney and Shriver ali had four Eastorn Spencot ~18: wbo have Coach AI Bowen .. 13th victory of the 1964-85 sea· winners with 15 points. T be Eastern hH 27 of 78 shots each fbo: Southwestern. 18 u-•""' 7-l·'" their mastermmd, shut o u t without a single 10118. "'>ring ol other Eutem start· from the field for a cool 34 per The Ellleo will play at Ky- Hartung 5-8- , ""'"'" "" Southwet!tem without a field , Spencer time after time fore- ers was Kenny Caldwell with cent average while the High- ger Creek aext Friday night. CaidweU z-11·7, Cruise 1-H. goal In the openJna eight min- ed the Highlanders to make 'Ieven and Theron Cruise. four. landers oink 17 of 52 for 33 Southwestern Ill scheduled to Badgley 11%-2, Eldlln&er 1.-, utes of play. ! mistakes that caulled tumov· Rodney Cook topped ail scor- per cent. play at Wilton touight. Holsinger 10.2. Totals 27 U'1 The host Eagles were hnld- lers. The Eagle~ front-courter ers with 22 points on 10 buck· Hartung led ail reboundera By Quarters . 271 68. _ _ _ _ _.::__ _ _ _ _ __;_,::.:.-=:.:::.:.::..._...:..:_____:::...=-::.:::::::.-=-=-==.c._-=::..:::::::_::::_::::.-==:.==:::_::::_~:::::.=:::...-----:.::_:_::::..________ Straight, 76-59 Nelsonville remained bot on the beela of Athens Frl· day !"ght, by downmg a determined, but outmanned Galbpoli~ qumtet 76-59 on the Hounds small cracker box hardwood . , . . . It was Nelsonville s stxth strrught tnu!"ph, and second or the ~eason over GAHS. Nelson vUe 18 8-1 m conference action, and 10-2 on the season. Coach Duke B~rson's quintet \ remained in a !te for third Hounda win, Coacb Bob Shes· I'"" panthers Edge Jack·et s 62-58 in Thriller 1 place despite the loss. The ' key's lads would jump into 1 Gallians, Pomeroy, Jackson, first place tie with the defendand Wellston all own 4-5 con-ing champion Bulldogs. ~~~: :or:~~~llipolis G~;!~po~c:e~ ~~~ ~~!~:~·s is . . In last night's reserve game, At N.e!sonville. last ru~ht, : the NHS Pups took over undis· David Eskew, the sixth trail 66-56. AfteJt Swindell hit, 12-9 at the end of the finlt the vis1tmg Gall~ans fel~ behm~ 1 puted first place in the reserve lman on the Pomeroy Panther 1 Moore stole the ball and scor- quarter with Freshman 6-2 Ber18--10 after the f1rst pe~wd o standings by thwnping the win- basketball team, came off the ed with s.ix seconds left in the na_rd Lyons and Sophomore 5-3 play. The Hounds mcreued lless Blue Imps, 4fr29. bench with 2:55 left on the game hopeless cause, by that time. Davis controlling both boards. suited from technical f o u 1 s Pomeroy won the game. Outcharged to Coach Carl Wolfe, scored 46-40 from the field, Manager Gene Stephenson, and Coach Russ Moore's boys bad player Joey Stephenson. T be M chances at the Une, tallied Middl rt had ra!Hed stron But Junior Gary Stobart bad 1965 rules ban body movement 22 times. . epo. . . g. been assessed three fouls with upward as well as exaggerat- Meanwhile Coach Carl Wol- 1 erall. Po'lleroy reserves are J... 8 in the teague, and H wer· all. By quarters: !herr. lead to 12 pomts at mter- 1 Box score of the varsity clock Friday night at Pomeroy Middleport . . . . . . . 12 21 41 58 mi~Slon - 39-27. After three game: to score four clutch points and Pomerov . ........ 9 3S 4S G pertods, it was 58-41. ' GALLIPOUS 159) help lead his mateo to a hard- iy '"t pefniod:: the 2:52 left in the first quarter ed facial expressions by bench fe's boys hit,only 12 of 23 chan- I Midd!Oport, Moore ~12. 00 It was big Jim Pancake who ! R. Hamilton, 10-5·25: Burson, fought 62-58 victory over the I::;'u~ aft rth ~ sco;; : and began a sit·mtl until the! personnel and players, as inter- ces from the gift stripe. IBradbury 4 (2-4) 10, Stobart Brown, Middleport Jackets. teh olult' qtheua J ' ketwn I third quarter. \ preted bY last night's officials M'ddle rt f 1 3, really hurt the Gallians last 2-04: Gibert, 0~; 23 57 29 a a .1me . . hell o . ac s were M. . · 1 po was or rom l5 10.2) . 10, Lyons 3 (Z.3I mght. · The 3211-pound center 12-4-8: Mt!c , 3·2~; FISher, 0. C . . -• th ff .th . It to tddieport moved out to a Moore led Middleport scorthe II ' eld t) nd DaviS % (2-6) 6, Cunnlngllam 2 140 per cen , a au1• . . . . d " G'l ommg m W1len e on 1y o -pace 4134 - Wl 2 . 36 1e ., . . . . pumped m 21 pomts- 10 tn )l ·l: An erson, ··~13: tmore, 1. 1. Cc h R M , 'th .cird art t ~12 1ead early m the second mg with 12 pomts whtle Brad- bonded th p th to l (4-51 8, Wallace I (2-3) 4. To52 ~\""" JUnor on five,ac Bruce uss oore.s e P-~ qu er res . rt b Cr ot h 1 re u e an ers t he second .~nza. ~; E . Ham.liton, nnn ~; San·]starlin Simson.\ , . 1 qua er, u1 ow g ot, get-! bury and Stobart had 10 each, 44. Stobart led the Jacket ,... tsis 23 12-23) 58. Bot Ritz totaled 18, and Bob ders, 0·0-0: EtSel, ~; TO- f 1 d g 1 E k , . P Then Jon Cunmngham htt tmg 12 potnts, to lead the Pan- Lyons and Cunningham 8 boundi'ng -1h 11 1 11 ed b 1 Pomeroy, Swindell 5 (5-8) 15, 'dddedfh' ' TLS%7~:.n oueou sewSJUmperandt " th t h t hallt' , ,oow · 'i Crow 7 (&-6) 19, Simpson 2 (I. Richar s a 12 or t e WID· A l-1 ·n. b k .1 wo ·e rows, ; ers o a 33-29 1me lead. each, Davis 6, and Wallace 4. Lyons' 8 WI 1a JUmper 53: 53 f B f 1 1 ners. NELSONVILLE 176) ro • ~ h Ie. e ore was IGary Stobart a l" . Moore ICrow hit six of seven jumper Swindell and Crow with Swill· 21 5 Smith I (6-11) 8 Jewell 4 F'or GAHS, Dick Hamilton James, 1-2-4; Daugherty, 1· ;er, e ad added two free 1 two fielders. and 1\ ' • uradbury : chances in his scoring spree. \ dellln the corner and Crow roll· The ~an~ers were 20 £or 67 (3-5), 11 Eskew 1 (2-S) 4. Tocanned 25, Pete Anderson scor- Q-2; , Wend, 1).0-0; Ritz. 8-2-18; rows . Helder for 43-43. · Simpson was in and out, nur- iing off the post, kept the Pan- from t1;._ field for :~o per cent. ·ltals 20 '(22-34) 62. ed 13. Stenrod, 0..0-6: Richards, -t-4- Pomeroy's ~ob Smith usual- I But the Panthers would not sing three fouls by the time thers alway!! in range ready Crow ~II rebounders wtth ;;iiio---.-.;,,_,;.:..;_====;; The Galllans hit only 29 per -12; Pancake, lH-21 : O'NaiL 3-ly alow-scormg guard, coolly istay down. They went ahcad \7:23 remained in the second for the final surge that brought !5 and Swmden had II. The , 1 cent from the field - sinking~; Haynes, 2-0-4.; Shultz, 4·1~ ~t m a rree ~brow •. then a by _five, at 48-43, on buckets by Iquarter. 1victory. Jewell, the 5-7 guard Panthers committed 11 turnov- j 22 of 79 attempts. GAHS coi-1 9; Warren, 0-0.0; TOTALS 33- fteld goaL Phd Swmdell _putiSwmdell, Billy Jewell, and Bob \ By hall-time, botl• Davis! and piaymaker, put up 11 points ers. , lected 36 rebounds-John Brown ll0-75. u~ h1s flfth f1elder of the mght l Crow with 6:24 remammg in and Lyons had four fouls . Da•i wllile Simpson had five. Th~ Panthers S~OAL record 1 hauled down 13. Anderson had By quarters : . vis didn't return untU Stobart· Crow's deadly jumper from now_ IS 4-S. and 5-6 overa~l. I 1 With 20 seconds.left for a 62:-56 .the game. 10. Both teams had 16 turnov- ~ Gallipolis . . .. . 10 17 14 18 - 59· lead and the VIctory was a The final minutes• fireworks · left in the late seconds, aRd \the side went in seven times Mld~leport _remamed wmless. I ON ers and 1~ personal fo~ls. NelsonviUe . . . 18 21 19 _18 - 7&1 .s~in for Pomeroy at tbat ~ere set up when Cunningh_am Lyons never did. . 1 and his 5 ror a at the free line standing o-g m the league ~nd I Next Fnday, Nelsonville will . Reserves - NelsonvLlle t5 pomt. . jtted the s~re for the last ~1me\ The Jackets openmg lineup 1 made him high point man of o-n overall, The Jackets i::lre , host Athens and should the Gallipolis 29. \ Playmg desperately, at 53-53 wtlb 2:55 left. Stmp-, presented a freshman, two the night with 19. Swindell had hosts to Southern tonight. Wa· Eskew cracked the 53-53 tie, son left'~ Eskew came in, and! sophomores, and t~o juniors five field goals and five three h~ma comes to Pomeruy toDavid got a free throw in, but three seconds Stobart fouled : against the Panthers' four sen- 1 throws of eight tries for 15 · night. . 1 missed his second try; Bruce out, with Davis returning. iors and 8 junior. , points. In the reserve contest MidWallace put home a layup to Middleport emerged out front F'our of Pomeroy's ~)lints re--I Jt was at tile free Une that dlep~ won. 31-2l 88 B~tcher ---· __ --~ ~ was btgh wtth 10 lor Mtddle- . the:::: t• r:, 1 Ia I ONE DAY SERVIa 1 I I 1 I Logan Quintet Stuns Wellston ROBINSON'S u d f dM p ~p ey n e eate ~er ~sting 66-62 R. I syunl:,,;:... vICtory Over Wahama s White Falcons ~:::.=~~-~ ~~~rs~5~w~~~~:§~g~~~id~:~~~Y-~r·6-6:'e~r;.~:~~:::w::v::2::-s::42::':::::po::M::E::R::o~v ~- ~; Hurry! 34 .... College, High School Sconn'g I oi:uc~~~~ING National Basketball As!IOCiatlon port. Swisher led the little Pan-! Hitting an amazing 50 percent from the field, Logan Boston :· mapped a six-game losing streak Friday night by crush· MASON - The Ripley Vlk-1 WAHAMA - Surface, frll-16: Stover, ~; Swisher, 7-0·1; Cincinnati. 18 .tiM ng Wellston's Golden Rockets 95-74. . ings remained among Westl Powell, IH-16; Rood, 1·7·9; Woodrum, Z.ll-4; Parsons, fHI. Philadeiphta 26 25 .5l19 The 95 points established a new Chieftam team scor- Virginia's undefeated powers Zuspon, 7414; Greene, 2-3-7; o. Totals: 28-10-66. New York 16 34 .320 .n g record. . _ Friday night as they edged wa. Roush. o-o-o. Totals : 21-20-62. Score by quarters : Western Divisloo The loss left Wellston m a hams's White Falcons in a RIPLEY - McPhail, 11-1·1: Wahama .......... 16 36 48 62 W. L. four-way lie for third place in ! Logan's reserves upset the tight conteat, 611-62, at Ripley. Skeen, 7-8-22; Wiliia!IIB, 3-1-7; Ripley ............ 14 40 53 66 Los Angeles 29 21 the SEOAL with a 4-5 record. :Wellston 'B' team, 511-40. The Falcons stayed within' St. Louis 26 24 Logan is now 3-' in conference Bo• score of the varsity range all the way and held moBaltimo"" 24 27 play. Ove<all LHS is :1-9, and game: mentary leads In the first and Detrnit 20 34 .370 Wellston Ill 5-j], WELLSTON (74) second quarters. Then In th e 1 San Francisco 12 39 .%35 Logan hit 36 of 72 field, Holzapfel, 244; Horne, 4-0- 1final minutes had several chan- I College BaokelhaD Reouko J Midwest Frlday>o Results goal attempts, and added %3 of 8; Zimmerman, 0.2·2; Gtlllad, , ces to move ahead but just By United Pre•• lnternatlona Clarion 81 Malone 72 Philadelphia 118 Boston 105 30 free throws in the record- 13-1-7; Rathlf, 2-11-4; Stabler, Z. couldn't make 11. 1 East Hiram 74 Allegheny 58 New York 106 Detroit 99 breaking performance. Wellston · 2-6; Bethel, 8-1·17; Jordon, 3•NYI Tech 81 Newark St. 80 St. Col. of Iowa 69 N. Dak. 66 Los Angeles 137 Cincinnati ~It 33 of 91 from the field for ,D-<1; Jacobs, f-2·20; TOTALS Wahama grabbed a111-ll first iNYU 62 Iona 110 tot) Loyola (J!i.) 93 Wichita 92 <ot) St. Louis 124 Baltimore 119 36 per cent, and had only 33-8-74. quarter lead and !ben dropped Jersey City St. 83 Patersn St. 52 Grnvile 75 Lin. Christian 68 Saturday's Games I LOGAN (t.l) behmd by 40-38 at haHtune. Wrcster St. 112 Fllcbbrg St. 79 •St. Olaf 88 Coe 68 Boston at New York eight of 25 free tosses. The charges of Coach Auker, 11-6-28; Gasser, 0-Z. i Rtpiey malntatned 1 one or Pittsburgh 89 Mass. 74 St. Cloud 96 Bemidji 68 Los Angeles at San Francisco Brooks Adkins out-rebounded ' 2; Phelps, &-3-13; Cou."'er, O.fr two pomt lead most ~f the third Gannon 76 Walsh 47 Beloit 76 Carleton 65 St. Louis at DeiToit Lakeland 110 Chi. Tchrs. 96 Suaday's Gameo the visiting Rockets, 53-34. Tom Is; Trowbridge, 2.11-4; Hummel, quarter and !hen qutckly rBIS· Edinboro 89 Lock Haven 53 Auker, who pumped in 28 9-6-24; Frazier, 244; Nixon, 7· ed 11 to 53-48 at lite end of the \ NY A.C. 89 Wesleyan U. 78 Monmouth COl.) 96 DL CoL 77 New York at Boston points, snagged 17 rebounds. \1-15; TOTALS 36-23-95. penod. ISyracuse 80 Bowling Green 791Concordia (111.) 74 Albion 71 Cinoinnatl at Philadelphia Wellston will host J~onton In By quarters: The Vikings Increased their Albany <NY) St. 69 Pratt 63 jill. Tech 8l La 78 San Francisco at Los Angeles Detroit at St. Louis a non-ieaaue game lo!ught, !hen Wellston ..... 16 19 15 24 - 74 lead to fi3.64 at one point In the Srn Conn. St. 85 Montdr St. 83 Elmhurst 76 Kalamazoo 75 next Friday the Rockets will Logan ........ 19 20 32 24 - 95 final period but baskets by Bill Bos. Col. 96 Fairfield 68 1St. Benedict's 95 Wm . Jewel 73 - -play at Gallipolis. Logan plays Reservea - Logan 50 Well· Zuspan Gordon Powell and 1 Pace 97 Salisbury St. 69 ' Mo. Val. 85 Cen. Methodist 82 Bellaire 78 at Middleport next Friday. ston 40. Richard Rood narrowed it to j Soutb McPherson 61 Bethel 54 1Canton Lincoln 65 63·62 with a little over two min- Shorier 67 Presbyt.rian 57 West Canton Timken 52 utea left. At that point, Harry Quantico Marines 63 Denver 79 Srn California 78 Canton McKinley 67 Surface, veteran Falcon lorSubtand Navy 78 Oregon 59 Ore. St. 63 Canton Lehman 54 ward. fouled out. Wahama had Knoxville 83 Morehouse 60 Wyommg 92 San Jose St. 70 Alliance 70 North Canton 55 0 1 at least four more cracks at Huntingdon 87 Miss. Col. 76 Iowa 87 UCLA 82. South 86 Glenwood 42 ' t) the bucket but mislled them all LaSalle 72 Loyola (La.) 69 Bng. Young 110 Atr Foree 76 Northwest 52 East Canton 48 7 Rutland's Red Devils defeat I ·11-B, Strauahbaugh 1-3-5, Pet- before the game ended. , Ala. St. CoL 107 Fla. A&M 85 1Ohio -H Marietta s:;.w~::::e ~ ed Wilton lor the second time .rs 4+12. Totals l1·9-3t. I _Surface and Powell were high I Albany (Ga.) St. 97 Ed. Wtrs 78 B Un1! Warren 65 Shenandoah 46 within a week, 56-31, Friday[ Rutland - Lambert 22-6, WIIb 16 pomts each for .Wahama\Geo. !ech 93 Arkansas 83 ~ F~ . raa night on the Rutland hardwood. Little 3-o-<1, Black 4-3-11, Rupe , wbtle Zuspon, who became eh· Tampa 96 Asheville 86 Akemon~ 871r ~r~m 41.. York Local 78 Stockport 82 C<Iacb Jim Adams' Devlls 1().;1.23; Barnett 2-11-4; Wright~ gible at the start of the &eCOnd Pfeiffer 69 Wsn Carolina 58 ' ron en a Newport 66 Salem-Liberty 54 1 trailed 10-9 at the end of the oi>- 10.1-l; Blackwell 1-3-5; Totals semester, hH foc 14. Sammy Fairmont 135 Wheeling 87 !Ak AkrEaon~Snuth 63 Cincinnati St. Xavier 55 1Sk ' h' h 1 th · ron st " Cincinnati Purcell 49 ening stanza, but limited WD· 23·12-56. een was 1g or e game Aldrsn·Brdds 911 Concord 68 Akro . 1 ton to only four markers in the with 22. Va. St. (Norfk .l 110 Va. Un. 96 , n Firestone 66 Reading 77 54 second period and jumped in- 1 The Ullie VIkings BWamped N. Car. A&T 84 JC Smith 79 Akron Garfield · North College Hill 62 to a 2\-14 halftime lead. l S the Wahama Reservea, 58-33, Ccl. o1 Chrlstn 97 Methdst 36 ' Akron Hower 43 58 New Richmond In the preliminary. The box Florence St. 71 Ala. Ccl. 55 ·Lancaster 77 Chiiitcothe 55 Roger Bacon 84 Wilton tiaaln mnnaged to tal- : ly only Dve points in the thtrd l score: Old Dominion 86 Lynchburg 68 i Barbert~ 59h F II 5 Cincinnati Moeller 62 quarter while the Red Devils -· - , uya oaa a s 1 were stacking up a big lead. successive opening oeason tri· Galiia owns a 2-7 season mark i Kent Roosevelt so. Rutland waa ahead 311-19 when umphs. Terry Cremeens added and is 2-4 in !he loop. : Akron Elie, 57 eWURLITUR fourth period play got under14 points to take runner up bon- Tonight Coach Gary Min- INorton 66 Sprmgfteld 59 eBALDWtN way. ors lor the Cats. ton's pirates host Rutland in Betlsvtlie 74 Old Fort 57 1 Senior Larry Rupe led the; Two free throws by 10ph~ In the reserve contestla non-conference clash. Fostona 90 . OTHER FAMOIA BRAND$ Rutland charges hy dumping more guard Roger Garrett m freshman forward David Skid· The box score of the varsity ] . Bedford <Mich.) 61 In 23 point.. In 10 field aoals and the final 17-seconds were the more's short jump shot In !he game: Massillon 69 Dover 52 three foul shots. Ronnie Black, margin of victory Friday night last 29 aeconda enabled North I Waterford 79 wllb If points, was the only otb, as the North Gallla Pirates Gaiiia to tie the regulation HANNAN TRACE (51) Gilmore CW. Va.) 7% er Devll to hit in double IJgures. nipped the visiting Hannan game at 38-38 and eventually Rucker, &-11-10; 4·: Wheelmg (W. Va. I Central 77 F. Peters paced the visitors Trace Wildcats 59-$ In an send the Utile Pirates to a 2-10: Cremeens, 7<1-14; St. Clairsville 55 . with l2 points on four buckets SVAC contest played on I h el'thrilllng _511-44 overtime victory. , gomery, 8-.J-17; Culley, 3-1·7; . 58 Weirton (W. Va.) Foiiowmg his tying jumper.Belvtlle, ~- TOTALS 27-4-58. Wheeling <W. Va.) 79 and the ume number of free Pirates' home planks. throws. The Wlldcats of Coach that sent the game Into overNORTH GAWA tQ) R1ttlRnd hit 22 of 61 !bolll ~rge Evans had traDed for time, Skidmore then IIIHed sev- Callihan, 5.0-10: Garrett, from the field for a 38 per cent three periods before finally Ilk· en more points in the extn • l-16; Smith, 1-11-2; Peck, average while Wllton sank only ing the lead midway In the II- quarter to finish with 28 for 13; Chick, 8·2·18; TOTALS 11 buckell of 47 attempts. naJ quarter only to see their the evening. Randall Mullins U-59. The Red Devils pulled down !topes for victory banished when led the WildkllteM with 15 By quarters : 6'7 rebounds while Wilton clear- Garrett drilled borne both markers. rHannan Trace 8 18 14 II ed the boards with only II. &eo throw•. ' 1 The !oSI left Hannan Traee:North Gallia .. 18 12 15 1l Black topped Rutland in that In snappln& a ' seven • !lame with a 2-12 season record and! Reserve - North Gallia department with 18 while Jim lostns streak -~ . Pirates led 1).7 in SY.AC competition. North Hannan Trace 44. OT. Lambert arahhed II. , by quarter of 1*4, Rutland's reserve team won 28, and 45-40. It also marketll the jlrellmlnary contest by ·a !lie second victorY of the SeeThe 47~- score. Gary Drenner and !011 ,fer North Oallla '. Rnger ,Daolcl letl the L I t tie Wiidoats. Full Line DeVllo with ll ruld II, respeo- Darlny Chick too1t pme Uvely. lng hnnors wl:lo ·18 At ... Rutland wtll vlalt North GaJ. the Plralel wb11e . SEE OR CALL 1ished with 11, and ba ·torJJsht. By Quirtera: .13. , WDton .. .. . .. .. . 10 4 5 !HI 1 Harnld ~Pfll!d .. .. ... . , t ~ I~ 11-58 P!>llttS topped Hospital 1\'ews SHIRT FINISHING I' ~ow GETUP TO $100.00 TRADE-IN ON ZENITH COLOR 1 Crosse Rutland Posts 56-31 Win Over Wilton Ca rte Team . I I =~.~"":.~ Garrett' paJf • Of Chan'ti'es Tops Wildcats __ c_,__ __ _. ... DOUBLE lHE P'ClURE· PULLING POWER of PbilcD Coler 'I'll NoW see supe rb color in sharp toeus. 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EHective January 30th, Our Middleport Office Will Be Discontinued. Our Business Will Be Conducted At Our New Location At ... TRADE IN YOUr CHAIN SAW FOR NEW 214 E. Second St.-Pomeroy Office Hours: 9-5 Mon. thru Sat. , - - - - - THE RACINE OFFICE - - - - . WILL CONTINUE TO 81 OPEN IIROM 9 TO 5 PM TUESDAY & SATURDAY Pearl W. & Ken Williams ONE MAN CAN MILK 60 COWS PEl HOUI WITH THIS NEW SYSTEM NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AGENTS The rapidly increasing sales ot Chore-Boy Herringbone Milkib& Sy•tems is proof that 6.Jrymer. 1ike this be tter, fastet' method at. milkmg COWl!. The COW! ate ban• died in batches nther than uln· dividuals. Dairy fanners ftnd tblt they can double and even triple their output with less baCk·bl'Uk· ing labor. they also find that they OF A BUY have increased their incomes and have improved the-ir work:tnc conditions. You can put your dairy operation on a rtal money· makinc basis with a Chore-Boy Herringbont- Mi1king Sy·s tem. NOT JUST ALOAN -BUT OVER-ALL ' Athen..Meigs LY :1-1612-WY 2.S27D DICK STERRET Galllpolll 446-3391 Fulton-Thompson CLYDE WALKER TRACTOR SALES 'FINANCING. THROUGH f'l'i::1 WY 2·5101 JACKSON POMEROY ...-AittdllJtott ASSOCIATION 11 Farm Loans Mr. Farmer lor FARMERS by FARMERS" ------- YOU - BOOK YOUR SPRING \ Order Now and Take Delivery From Our Pomerov Area Warehouse " FERTILIZER NOW ! I LOVE YIJIJ ~ MOST MODELS IN STOCK FERTILIZER SEEDS and 1TAKEADVANTAGEOFTHE Early Discount ON FERTILIZER ---------- --- 'l'lle finest conventional wash· keeps water hotter. Agitator action, hinged Ud, exclusive efficient UNTIL 9 PM NOTICE! 4 USED SPREADER' IN · STOCK I Model Shown e2-NEW IDEA TRAC'I'Oit ' SPREADER •I-JOHN DEIItl TltACTOR SPREADER ei-JOHN DIIRI PTO SPREADER Save Now s150 00 up '' MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tu boou •r• now open for tbe December or N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. MANURE SPREADERS WI! LOVI OUR CUSTOMERS, TOOl LOTI OF LIBERAL Clt&DITI MIDDLEPORT. 0. Ylrst half coUk'llon of the 1964 Real Eltate tueJ. Alr,o for deUnquent tax, closing date will be Feb. 3, 1965. ' MILLER MAY TAG ·S,gor Run flour Mills Phone WY-2-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio • ' ' > . 9 Call Us For Specialized Fertilizer Service Bulk Spreading Available We Also Can Apply Liquid Nitrogen To Your Fields i) Maytag easy set, simple release wringer, adjustable legs. TONIGHT Counties-Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. "Sure Sign of Quality" er ever built. Big, square alum· Inurn tub holds more, Dlol WY 2·2181 For Delivery Serving Meigs, Gallia and Mason -, I 1949CJ3·A WILLYS JEEP ' Mo~ris ' I Equipment Co. ... .~ ltACINI!; 0. CAROLINA LUMBER OPP. 1&0 DEPOT PT. ~LEA~T ~·. �-------..---For.:.- .':~:~:.oN a 'i,~l;!:','!-M ....... • ,••., .,..~~~~.,' ' .,. I ROOM For ..._ 'R'ent·... ·~arlmeDI BDd P. M @)t. FOR LEAsE balb; unfurnlshd . All utillUes '"" Dr. M, Donovan's ofice Phone WY CANI'EI.LATJUN!> 2--3046 or WY 2-2064. 1 u _~ " '" .. ,.,;,:;~;;· ~:~;",, ,. • • [' ,.,.. D•• "' t>uhlle•''"n 5 room and bath apartmeDt RW ULA nu,.,s ~ •- ~19 r 11, Pur>ll•h•r ~rno• the rllht In p omeroy . Ph one"' o otdtt .w .... ~C'I an, ad• deemed 12 15 tfe ... ti-Dally l!entlnel, SOHIO STATION nlshed. Upstaln above I Ohio Politi~s Pl4 tey<Mlddleport, o., JBll. so, 1965 2 SIGNS 01' QUAlnY Sen. Pepple Puts Pepper into Controversy. Ohi Seh Js Over FI.gurm· g State Aid to . 0 00 . Pomeroy Motor Co. Television Revue hhAt rN'Ir• n1 tM ~~t~:hnn1 monev 1ed u eat lob be:vODd the bll1l 1960 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. St1tion W1g. ;b;;;.i··a;,· .;; the le.aher~. He Jochool. His a.sioclste. repOrt Locally owned and 1 nice well cared for car. 8 cyl. enstipulated that the $200 a year lthat is why the state bM ... aine witb new rioJa, atd. trans., radio, heater, good Slil&ry increase he Js askin.,o for barked upon a r·-o--MYWP~~m of ,_. • db llntah tires. Bela:e an rown · COLUMBUS fUPI) - Not In the next legislature would be ord spending at .tate urd;all''"''" ""'"" '"'~ •hou•• ,. ___ Call 446-3742 Allor 6 P.M. or Wu $999, Reduced To $899 a long time has a state senator for tea•hers. ties and the cre.atloll of jmdor """"'"''"" lmm~dUotf'l)' The OtlhW lh p O Bo 123 G Ill " ''"" "'" ""' ~ ""''""""'• '" l'RA!LER Jots for ren~ close r . . • • • ..,. 1961 Dodge Lancer 2 Door touched off as much controvor- The administration also he- or community collegetl lnd ITI{Orl !hBn o nf' o nrom~· onserllon to Laundrymat and schools lit; Ohio far lnformltlon. Local one owner car, clean Interior, blue finish, good sy as Sen. Ross Pepple aroused Uevea the crisis in school enroJI.. technical tralning: schools for H.-\ n:s Valley Lumber & SUpply Com tires, standard tram. Radio and heater with his atatement that the menta baa been reached and those who need sknis fiX" 1Dd1» ,.,,per"'"'w11rd ,. '"'"' pany. Middleport. t0-3-tlc Was $795, Reduced To $699 state pays try but do not want" to atteud 1 I'Pnt~ 11n~ 1naert.ln11 R I I h bli about 54 per cent of jwUI level off for a few -ars r ~~ l m mum char•• 6fl e.nu l'HH!!:~; anG wur r(lo'"'' rurl"'' •~ he81 Estate For Sa 8 t e pu c scbool costs. and that the blg inue oow is college four years. 12 c .. nto ~'"r """NI for ThrH coa The Ohio Education A.ssocla•••·o"•• '"'""'"~ ed ODd lllllurnlshed apart. ~ llel crnt [lj,,~lunl on pa l(l ad• Rnd menta. WY 1-5434 12 I de • ' • Uon (OEA), the Ohio School ld • pa1d wnhln \0 day• Board A • • he BA....,. NOTES • • • • • • • • • • '~-•-'-0 0 'I!I"'IUm :_..D ~~.J"'~,~s ':.!!;;;'':,::': ;1_.,1...1.,., OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. s 8SOCI8tion, t Ohio .na. ., .... .....,. ,. Ea~h ad(lltlonal III'Ord lc I ..,.,I · · - "'-' '1' Congress of Parents and Teach- L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. For Sa e POMEROY . OHIO ers and Stele Sen. Thomas P. O>~• , ....... Glimart'm (D • Yonn ...n ) ·~ - - - - - ,. •• s,so • OFl"ICI - M.. to HOURS ~too P. M oau, - - - -- - . POME ROY - 6 • room frame ..... ~-wn ... ._ ,._, la.t u.rd•y-8..30 A. M tD 12:00 nooD LEAVING for hospttal soon, 50 house with bath gas circulatpromptly disagreed wttb tbe r~=O)#E~.:~.:.-(T'~~L~:"A m~st ~ell my 26" boy's "Huf- ~ ing heat, 2 ~ches, cellar Religion Without Lima Republican's position. NEWORLE.I.Wj.ltiti.l"Wt:Kii~ USIJLT PROOUCING fy bJke. Almost new stam· ba t 0 tillt bu'Jd' d Bible 'Empty' They distributed RepubUcan Ul· ~~~._.,. ~ WANT AD less steel f.tnders , 'Price 1 semein ' y k 1 mg ~ JAMES R. HOFFER ' erature from the 1982 state ..."' arge ot, 3 blocs off Mam ~ PHONE WY 2•2156 $2000. Jo tm M0 hier, Lea dmg 1 Street. $3800.110. Aoslotanl Pastor O ' campaign in which tho GOP Creek Road. MJddleport. OhJo MINERSVILLE - 5 . room Pomeroy Seventb-DBy CJe 0 es said slate aid was about 30 per Phone 11 Y 2·6103 · 1 29 Jt c ' frame bouse with bath, gas Adventist Churoh cent. In Memory ' SE iiiTNGMachine. new 1965 ci rculating heat sere tot. A. If you have ever purchased • t Those who took Issue with =-"""'c: model. Sews forward and re- buy at $3500.00. •bag of peanuts, and, having be- 'J Mr. and Mrs . Blaine Milhoan Pepple said he had changed the £N LOVING memor~· of our vf'rse. Equipped to zig zag, RURAL - 5 . room frame gun to shell them and eat and children went . to Colum- rules and departed from the husband and father , Orville buttonhole, darn, etc . $38 88. house with front porch, roll- tbem, perhaps you have di.scov·[ bus Saturday?~ busmess. ~htle traditional way or figuring state 6 Terms. WY 2-3862. I 29 6tc ed brick sidmg, smk, oil cir- ered to your dismay 1 shell that there they vtst~~ hiS lUster • aid to schools. Slack who passed away years ago Januarv Jl. CLEANERS. cannis- culating heat. One acre lot was completely empty. It so, I M_r. and Mrs. Wilham Rose and The heart or the i.!sue is The world may change from VACUUM with garage a nd some fruit Ithen you know what it is to Billy an~ called on Mr. ~d whether the personal prope~ year to year I ter t~· pe HRve comple te set t have religion without the Bible.! Mrs. Ketth Chaffee and child- taxes imposed locally on uUhAnd Friends from day to day , cleamng tools. Salesman de- ~e~. CUCKLER REALTOR Religion without the Bible is I ren who formerly lived here. ties industry and businesl and But never will the one we : monstrators . Full cas h pnce ooX 229 ' WY 2-3830 empty, hollow , vain . And yet Mrs. Ali~ Dodson spent a dist~ibuted by the state to the love $15 95 _ WY 2-3862. I . 1 29 3tcl this is what is found in many : few days with Mrs. Nora Hart~ schools should be COwtted as I295lc ' · to schools or as local r~•urn memory pass _away - churches today . man Iast _wee k · . :state atd Wife, Ada Slack, Children & PIC FOR SALE, corn fed, FOR SALE: Modem 3 bedroom The apostle Paui, speaking Mrs. Shirley Bahr received ' aid. Grandchildren. 1-30-llc betw~n 275 and 300 lhs. $40 home, 6 rooms, bath, break-I to Timothy , said, "Study to word 1ast week her brother, l Spokesmen for the education- ;;;~~; WY 2-3819. 1 28 Jtc fast room, large basement, shew thyself approved unto Warren Bentz, had 8 heart at· I al groups contend such aid bas lost and Found Trolwood Travei---:- Trailc_·r for and attic. Close to schools God, a workman that needeth tack an~ w~s 1n the ~heltertng l· a1ways been counted as local 1 [ s;~ le. In good condition Steeps and churches m Middleport. not to be ashamed , rightly di- Arms ospita at A ens. aid . They argue that to count KEEPSAKE diamond wedding fiVe . 8 room duple<. 2 lots. WY 2-3626. 439 Lincoln St., viding the word of truth'' II and Mr:i!aymond F r : 1such money as state aid Is to I ring, lost in vicinity Kroger . large double ga rage, cmder Middleport. 1 28 4tp Timothy 2:15. Furthermo~e, ~ est~r t~ onrur~s. AEd- I confuse the issue. Store and. Court Street . Re~l bl ork building behind it _ said he. '' And that from a ch~ld . son a ~y a rs. The sena~r w.ho has won 1 1 , FOR SALE ward . Wnte Box 668A . The , II'Y 2.5187. Six room lwuse [ thou hast known the holy scriJ>- I thM Osbo~n~ visited Sunda~;m tough legislative fights over the I Daily Sentinel. 1 28 3tc 1 1 28 6tc 1 with bath. Also a ~our !oorn , tures, wh_ich are able to m~ke l it~ an ·th ~5 - ~ay;:rd W ~ year intends to stand his LOCATID IN ..OMIROY Paid T"'lnlng Moderate Investment-Excellent Buslnftt 0ppo rtunlty o..u.aBy aASi.EiLSiroRT Valted Pre11 IDterutloul . 1\ht.. pomerov Motor ® c0 1 BDd 0 1 i.shabie. Thw:sday night's work, scribed as an " afiectlonate moUe .tribute" to Holmes surely afiectlollale ami a dynamiSm . de- The ChaDDel Swnn: CBs-TV dra- will present eight pre-season was National Football League games trlb- In August and September -- - at time &Fore1811 otlloo; I Jl. B 'f'ng materl&l 111 a bam 21'. He:o ll.OooJJnc thouQht •h,P.'•terl-I !JOU Gaia thiG _,... CttJ- I ! Plains Toppers N Society ews lab wa> ~ndproof! Look! ola - bulldloc C . Jewtob &Mora 41.stn,-. - -H- \ a.Ortmm•'"' waq Ph.ILl' ()KtPl'OQllOTE- Here'• laew te went It: .&XYDLB.&.&XB to LeJHtii'IIILLOW One letter limply ttaads tor 1m0ther. Ia tbltl .ample A. 11111184 u. ____. . . . _,...u.. k tho bcpbl:l!ll, JJo, X for tho O'o, etc. Blnp ud· tormaUoa ot tbe Mlldl ue aJJ b.IJJ:t&. ~ .& BPU IILAU ante•... BloB KXBXJt:BNJI:K~ 'WUh, wuh, waoh! Cleo whiz! Ynu'N pttln1 to be wom about .... than JOII ...-. about th• kTtohen fl-1" 1 WMPO Radio :i.o~~ I' w. 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II Timothy 3:15. · Hos~ ta on ay. e 19 Im- ently believes the way Pepple 1 26 6 Jack's Dairy Bar does While he has not comtc 1 Man cannot be "wise unto J provmg. Home made PIZZA SOME OATS. Call WY 2-6227 1960 SKYLINE Mobile Home[ salvation" without the ScrJJ>- ~ and MMrs.,i ME. !.""'i.e mented upon the matter pui>Sausagt"s __ Pepperon• _ 1 26 6tp 50 x 10. 3 bedrooms_, front tures. yet, many try just that. : h : dr. a rs. · ·r licly, his office advised the • • 1 hamburger Small - SOc. WE I DAN Co rpet Shampooer end kitchen on lot, SIZe 97x There are several symptoms ~r, ~n T Phi president of the OEA who askedl Med1um - 75c . Large -ll oo at ~0 cost with purchase of 2C6 located in Rutland. Prtc- that indicate that a church is I ndrd anhte rsf perry ~~Rhodes to disown p,~pple's point 1286tr Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker ed together, $3.300 - separ· losing its grounding In the Bi· . !t ~ rdoM 0~r'y ~- _ of view that the state Tax De- [ ----------- 1 -----------~ WILL DO WI g. Furmture Middleport Ohio. ately , trailer. $2500, lot $1200., bJe First, there may be a de- l bo onSund an rs. ame I partment would show that Pep- , M St II M Mr. and Mrs . .t!Urt starung rug weavml!: ' ' 26 6tc Gall SH 2-5623, Robert Snow- cidedly increased emphasis on an ,ay. . pie was correct. Mr, ~nd rs. ar ng as- and two daughters Oneta and 2826. t-9-201p den. I 26 6tc liturgy and formalism - as ' Thomas White of the Keno • The main sources of school sar, Diana ~nd Charles, spent Dons and Mr. Roger Emerick I the Bible says, "Having a form Bashan ~oad entered the Hoi- revenues are the local real Sunday evemng wltll Mr. and of Parkersburg, W. Va. and -'lfl'nMnBII.E lns•Iranc. Deen 11950 PLYMOUTH, 1 - Man eancelled? • .osl yoor opera power sa w Reasonably pnc- !<'UH SALE-MiddleP';rt 's tal). I of gOOiiness, but denying the zer hospt~aJ Wednesday for Iestate tax the state appropria- Mrs. Oscar Babcock at Long Mr. Lawrence Hasbargen of tor•o llcenae? Call WY ~ed Phone WY 2-tilll2. 1-25-6tc~ est buUdlog. located !52 N power thereof" 11 Timothy 3:5 anM~i,r~~n. Crabtree of eo- ·tion or s~hool foundation as It Bottom. They ~so spent a Pomeroy all were Sunday din· 8Uttt 1957 8x50 3 bedroom National Second Street, Middleport [People are inspired and awed 1 bu .. tl t th l1s known and the personal cent evenmg With Mr. and Mrs. mer guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. 1 8 - - -- - - - - - House Trailer Call Ravens I Pr1t'ed lor quJcll t~Sie I.JI.. 1by beautiful, spacious church- ~r ~ ~~ recen Y e property 'taxes 00 utilities, in- Ronn~y Williams and son at L. Lyons and fanilly ano moth-For Rent wood 273-9425. I I 24tp _qwre~ Ohlo~otel _ _ Ies, soft music. a~d flickering SUnday dinner guests of Mr. dustry and business. The per- Coolville. er, Mrs. Eulah Swan. ' FARM 82 A. on hard road. candles, but all thiS may have and Mrs. Floyd Weber were sana! property taxes are tm- Mrs. Mary Reed visited with Mr . and Mrs. Clarence Ntclt· corn SLUGGlSil septic tank? Clog I building sites, old house and little to do with religiOn. fu!v. their daughter and son-in-law, posed locally but the state figI Mr. and Mrs. Wateman White ois l_eft Tuesday for Tampa. 10 ACRES of bottom ged drams• Gel Klean-Em barn, ·~ mineral. Leaded. erence is here_ ~nfused. with Mr . and Mrs. William Strauss urea the amount owed, makes at Keno, Sunday. Flond~ where they wlll.spend ground. SH 2-4695. at I Bomer Smith, Star Rt. No. esoteric appreciation. It IS of-1 and daughter Mahala New- the collections and returns the 1 . the winter with their mildren. 1 Zl 6tc All Sepuc tank cleaner I Landmark Farm Bureau 3- _ BoA 29, Ripley, w. va ten true that in tllese churches , port, daughter', Brenda' lngra- . money to the schools. Mr. Howard Woods was d1s-- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bell of I l-1-3otc l-2>-30tp ,the people are most prone to h m Pomeroy and Suzie Rad- 'l Finance Director Richard L. charged from Veterans Mem- canal Winchester were Sunday ~ODERN furnished 2 rooms · be ignorant of the Bible. Coin- f:rd.' ·Pomeroy: Krabach takes the position the oriai hospital _at Pomeroy Sun- guests of Mrs. Myrtle Frost. and bath effici.,cy apartmeol c1dent wJth thts Is the phllosoMr. and Mrs . Robert Cole- ! state pays more to p ubi 1 day after bavmg been hospital- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald VIolet First floor . Middleport. Phone , were gu..ts recently of her sloo 1phy. "We pay the preacher to I man visited with Mrs. Ernaline schools than is generally recog- IZed twice recently. WY 2-3874. I 21 t2tc 11> know h1s B1ble for us . Why Gorrell at Marietta Memorial nized. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Me- , ter, Mr. and Ml'l. Floyd Spence THREE ROOM furnished apart· stcdy it ourselves'" . Hospita"t, sunday. Mrs. Gorrell Krabach outlined bi.s views in Cain and daughters were Sun- · of Pom"!'oy. . ment with bath for couple. ns-_ Anoth~r- sy~ptom ~f B1ble - underwent surgery for the sec- Ithis column on Jan . 10 when he day dmner ~ests of Mr. and Graveside se~1ces were held , less re!Jg10n " seen m the ex- ond time this month. , said the personal property tax- Mrs. Hariis Frank and SUnday at 2 o clock at the Phone WY 2-5435 in Middleport. 212 South Fifth Ave . ·[ act opposite of what has Just[ Recent Sunday dinner guests i es were state taxes. He said of near Long Bottom, Other Christian church cemetery lor L t8 lie cl been described. Here there Is a of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wsber •many states collect such taxes guests were Mr. and Mrs. tile stillborn Infant of Mr. and \PARTMENT, 5 rooms , great profesiOn of belief 10 the were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hill, for their general revenue fund, McCain and son of Belpre and Mrs. Charles Powell (Le liB and bath. shower and tub. Bible. but 11 Is very shallow. Williamstown. W. Va. . Mr . then appropriated the money to Mr. and Mrs. Dans McCain. Nutter). Usually. the only Blbte that is and Mrs . Fred Zoller, Parkt>I's- the schools. This makes it ap- Mrs. James Carrow and Mr. and Ml'l. William Cbap3rd St., Middleport, known are. a few hand· Picked burg. W. Va., and Mr. ami Ml'l. pear, be said, that those states dren have moved from man_ and 11011, Mr. and lin. 1 5 2671 WY 2· t tic V<r.es whiCh •eem to give the • Earl Hill, Marietta. gave the schools more aoslst-- to the home of ber parenll WllHam Chaplllllll Jr. IIlii BOn fRAILER LOTS - fretJ sew 1particular denomination Its ex- Mrs. Ella Hannum Ia visiting ance than Ohio does. and Mro. Howard Woodo. ' were SUnday guest3 of their sge and water. Brown 's T•a11 per· cuse for existence. Highly emo- her daughter and son-in-law, Only Californians contribute Mr. R. R. Gray hu been a daughter, Mr. and Mn. Duane er Park tState Appmved 1 IDJ' tiona!. confusing, loud, unblush- Mr. and Ml'l. Robert Klm and a larger share of their personal patient at the Camden • Beaver and lamlly of N e w Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY ing , they carry on mto . t he getting acquainted with her Income to education, Krahach hospital at Parkersburg, va. Matamoras, Ohio. 2-3324. I 15 lie night, quoting a few scriptures new grandson ID Vtrgillla. said. He said Ohio was foorth agaln for observation and Ml'l. Mina Walker of East rwo 4 room furnished apart· here and there to make it n>- Mrs. Ada Neutzling Is busy among the major states In the ment.' Shade called on Mrs. Con-ie ments. Ooe first floor W\ ~ semble a religious meeting. these days, helping care for anoo..,t of money spent per Bahr and daogbter Mllnday 3!158. Ll 27 tic Not long 88° I Ustened to the her twin grandsons, Mark ami pupil, which lie felt a more evening. tic preaching of a yoong evangelist Mikel Geogiein, Mrs. Charles portant s~tic than var Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence BaiIIOLlERN I room and bath who had previously been a rock- Geogiein returned home Mon. tables showing the state down aer and daugllter Pamela were 1 fumlahed~nt. M d· and-roll •Inger. The words were day. the line in various percentages. Sunday dbmer gueo11 <JI ber dleport. . 9 II tfc he T h now different. The sound was - Glenna 8. MIIIIoaa The Rhodes ndmlnistration alster. Mr. and Mn. Way Clark son • S1mpson Insurance Ag- , STANDING Tim r. op cas the same. has taken the poeltlob that ioand family. ency. Room 6, Coats Build- ' price paid. Marloll Reynollls, 1 1 am sure that Jesus would .,..1 people should take 0 ewMrs. Norma Dean was IICI. Business Services ing. Middleport. Coolville, Ohio. Rt 3. Call not rebuke those who are sit>look at bow their school monmlltod ~ to St. ,Joaph IPl Z-3243 Is the phone to call I 2tl aller 4 o'clock, 667·3500. cere in their various ways ot ey I. being spent. In various llooptlal, Parkersbuq, lar med1 11 ·for Limestones, any sJZe. MAJOR Medical Health Plan 30tp worship. I am likewise sure that meetings he has told question- Horace Karr, DorotbJ teal treatment. . Prompt delivery . Emmet w. non . cancellable, guaranted, lhll •lncerlty often results in ero who asked about various to Ohio Power Co., - By llnl)>a Bdfl • Shuler, Contracting. •enewable. Pays too per cent Legal Notice genuine spiritual biOISings to matters, including bodkl!np Chester-Sutton. 1 ~ tlr of Medical bills, over 0. noo couNTY coun .. Mo1o1 the parllctpant. Howeve<, this that they were the ereatloll oi Arnold Grate, MDdred u.a~,L 10 0 ductible Call Jim Johnson COUNTY. " does· not make It right. In n>- BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH i-al •nboOl ofllcials. to V. E. Nelson, Bemiee - iijiiCjiiiiilii;:liiOiiiMOI • ..- A PI ' b• . . . ' ' Hom•' Coc* alllll """"' Lot N0 1 RullaDd. --a Ul • -WY 2-2903 for information. ~... Vl'lllnl• CMk, .....,.,.. femng to worship services. The M.y .F. of the Letart The aovernor also belleves BOn, • ' 8- 1 I 19 3otc ••• .,.,__ YL . . . . . . . . .. Paul •aid, "Let all thlngs lie' Falls d!arge held a party at ' Thomu · J. Woodo, Eileen Mlualfllle. uo•• NOTICI done decently and in order." the Skate-Away at . Che- racuse. Woodo, to Truman D. HaD, .. . YUGJ ~ewr b'oatua lNCOME TAX seni~ . Victor ao~-"-~n. whD rutcln at ....,. I Corintltians 14:40. TuesiUt.y evenlns:. 'lbe namel of :Mr. and Mn. ene Hall, Lots, Middleport. •• ~.. all E. Gaul, Cheste<, Ohio. Phone m , .. ...,,. ,, woot .. ,,..,._ ""' A stody of the worship ha• Mr. and Mrs. u_,~ b---• Gerald Wella, J--uWeU., AUU --• Verner H. See, Iva K. V'OIIOila 985-2402 fte 5 take notlee tbat on the 4tth 1hy of una IJUI" I"WWNI .u;&Ja Sewer Mat'!bbles a r P· m. Dl!leember, 1118-&. the plalntlfhl. Hom-- its of Jesus reveala a gentle- and Roger, Nancy and Sharon Mrs. Dennil Manuel were unin- to Blaine D. Walbum, DDIItle KMel 1 8 30tp er Cool! and Mary Vlralnla f'.ook. d ' It nd bo II M Walburn Parcel• Salllilul7. p tued their petltlon •••tn•' n1m lD Iness, 1gn Y, a (a ve a ) RoWih were dhmet guests of tentioDally omitted from the Ust · ' Ult 01 Cll f t 1-m't 1>8)' Ntpl EXPERT cabinet making. CllS-- b~o.c~!t,..;o:r::.e 1';{1 ~:!' ~;_un,:;a a quiet reverence and medita~ Mrs. Lettie Spencer, Spracuse, of guests who attended the wedBerkley C. Faulkner 7 • tfc tom made rurniture, BUcb as In tlld CQurt.. for a money ludVD~nt tlon. His worship was most of- Sunday and aecom.....t..~ by ding of P~G'IF Wines and Lar-- Esther D. Faulkner. to . nd uf lD the amoWit of ISOO.OO plu1 triter· • ~ '"'eN W igbt 52 ~ A-• Bedford DAnNG. Ptambln&, MueOer hutch cabmets a b fets ert 111d eoltl of 1t1lt, •• • elatm tOT ten carried on 1n private. He Mrs. Spencer attended a bymn ry Grimm recently. r • .w .... ~ • 4 ra :r A.nold Bre&llm. tables, etc., made to order ~=~t ~:,"·~.. n~~~~. ·~~-:.~r:,~re:; hated noise and babble. His sing at the Ml Hemum church Mn. Roy Buck was returned Charles H. Wolfe, Helen . . But MaiD Slreet., Po-D- Built-in cupboards or cabinets an•wer th.lll peuucno oa th• JOUI lla:r preaching wa1 all Bible, and SUnday afternoon. to her bome M-...... from. u ..,_ Wolfet to Paul E. WoUe. of f'cbruar"J 1915, or ludpnnt ..-UI , vs-:1 ~·~ W lfe II •• A-• ' -·Ph 5 30ic ..,. , . _ W\' UM*. one WY z-5312. I .. "''" '''""' htm. very practical. Hls religion was Mr. ami Mn. Junlor WloM General bnopllal where she re- o , · ·"' - - · .,._., . l Ill •.~- - - for Hom Cook ~· ••• 8D warren Randolph, Rosa u; !ltlei&ler Balldin& S111JPI) Mary.. vtr not emoII onIess, but the wor- called on Mr. and Mn. Gerald ceived treatment foDoWaua 1mta. cook. 1RANSMJSSION Salvage Com- new home• Built 1n kltch- .,,,..., ..':1"':'.:\~' ship preceded the experience. WeU. Sunday afternoon at By• acctdenl at Syracuse Saturday dolph, to Russell Randolph, ...... . Repairing au makes. ens storm windows alum- Attorlll71 for Plalnllrtl One phrase that II certainly 50 A., Olive. '"7'0DHI~te and standard tron~ lnu;. sldlllg Call Guy Neig- "'" "' "' L ._ 1' "'- "'· .,. misused i.s 'in tbe Spirit." Be- thing one "gels Into" at c:hurd1 Bobby Wtneo and Larry Theodore Htlldore, Ama m!Miol!t'. otaurlce Gngoon . 1er Racine Ohio. IN ••• co-oN PLIAI couoT o• . ing In the Spirit Is not some- and "gets cut off" later. It has IGrimm nf Columbus spent the Hllldnre, to C. M. Schultz, 0 0 PhOIII WY 12 zg tic .,.,.:,"':'"c.!~".~~v "' 1 legll Notice . Utile to do with feeDng. It Is weekend with Mr. and M ra. of way, EOUv~ldore Tlleodore ' 1J 17 Ue Mai'J Vll'flnla Coolo, I \ received at conversion and ay&; Wines Jr. Anna . ' '•'' •---:-::=:::-=;:;;;~-­ Help Wanted "'"•~""· ... ~. ... "'''"""' NOTICE , from thence It Is a constant, [ Mr. IIlii :Mrs. Bob Adami, Le- G. Hlllilore, to United ""'-'TIONt:KR •· • · .,,...,_ I Offers will lie received b• the day·by-<lay companion. It Is the , tart were dinner ·auests Sun- of America, Easement, Matan, WHI VIrginia, i»fendant ~ c M Sch Hz, to united Contpi!U 8enlco LIDAL ••»co ' undersigned at the office~ of CbrlsUan•s ordinary way of day of Jolr. and Ml'l. . Erwin · · u Crilt -..:Hard TELEPHONE solicitor wanted .. ~·8:_ 1 ~:0, ... wbo " .4.. aa: lluoD :Crow, Crow &: Porter, Attom- Jlife. Gloeckner and famUy, Mr. andes of America. Easemeut, Top wages, plus bonus. Stea· ID r.be Stat. or wm vtrrtnl• • .-m . eys Pomeroy Ohio untiltO·OO · You have a Bible. Why Adams accompanied by 1\re. ~ .. C.. IIII.AIWURD notiee tnal oe m• Mll cta.r of 1 ' • ' • • Freda Ev- George p · D .1e1s, ,...',J*WI!r,l d Y work , with a new com. tall:• o.eembu t&lft ttw Ptalntltt•. Hoa~n 1A. M. on Saturday. Febnlaey study lt now!. But be careful. Mrs. Gloeckner and I I ,o.lo pany In the Mea. Send appli- ~"cO:et:":.u~ .~::!:'' .~~D I6th, 1965 for the following : Know the requirement& of 81·· ans attended a bymn elng at to George A. 2 5 11 ttc cation to: The Daily Sentinel, tho Com"""' Plo• Coout ot ,..,,, 1964 P~ntlac Leman• Spt Cpe. ' ble study (John 7:17). Go to Mt. ' Herman thai afternnoD. ~Lebanon. Boz 668 B. 1-30-3tc ~:~nt'l.,:~o ~:r~ ~ Two 22 Rifles. the Bible div(ti"Ced from your :Mr. and Mn. carroll White, Theo C. Heines, dec., to ROT SEAT?-Harry Gilmer, u . s. Clvlllirvlo- Jesttt Terms of Sale: [preconceived opiuions. Do not Darla and Deanna called on ' lse Heines, Larry L.. • canueman with • liking for "H.il'I'O ...._. 5erv1ce Cot> Hllh Moo.,_ •• ... ·- -~ ,.,,. ,,...m••• ..,. """''""' " ... FRANK w. PORTER ' JR. just Jet it fail open to anythiJIR. Mr. , and Ml'l. Gerald , Wells Janel Su•Bed'"'-' Grueaer. Cerl. 1f, 'WVI'I'..,. pa, ibM' ttnun "dwAM~~ment 4Ultell ~ ...,...,. ..., P•ut$nn oa the .1..~ . ..i;:; · W11tem dresa. Is the new lelal papers. Mluu•and. ot '"n. open P"'ParlltntT 10Ut rla.r (If ... 1181. or 111111· ADMINISTRATOR OF Rather' read 1t b'y boob luu Sun:day at s,.-acuse. Trans.. I!II"Uo 'oach of the Detroit Wono ••. any IDa• THE ESTATE OF HENRY subjects. Theft) God will . bless 'MorrJscm will be Larry L'r •ncceed!n• George Wll10n . tlon on..r.be. ......... ...qutMntaiU& Ma,.,. V1ri1Difl Cook, fRANKLIN . SHANE you. Remen'itier, the oi&Mime FI'Nchlria at the Letart FRIIS Hf'Jnes, Janet . Sue ' .Grue~:;er, who rtii~ned after his osaist· Pomero, ~::. ·· ., gt.tn• n•m• . a.dlt1'11.. otnd Webttfto IJitd tul:';~lnttttl DECEASED. lrelljion ll ~ :.ooct'" enoiiJh for United BtetiUin church Sun- Ohn K. Gtues~r. Louise Heltl-1 ant coaches had. been ftl'e!l . • • tfto Cocoln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ , Altorn..,. for Plallltllh (1) 21 II. "' ..,. ...... ' ctau morroi') ", ... ,1'1 :30. lftfl. 1,1 A. Bedford• . lbtt, ........... r '""'· • • n11 te: m ' · •- " · a to. 0 A T THAT Jo'DMENT, THE GRDUP AFWVES AIAMooltl 63. Lae *kla 1 red ol U.Llbortr I&Kuoloaote . . Beloni'AI' tgh I :18. A 83.Gtn'•DIIIIWo ----------1 1 _._ 1.-~­ 1 ;:r tower' bufit In 171& by Massachusetts at the entrance to ton harbor. PIB!ma Is the Ould part of the blood. .. ......... -· --... --- ,__ . ... " ,... -- 1 Eastern Local Society Notes Jill'! of tbelr m. DAILY CROSSWORD 1 Notice to lidp cycle. The w011111 occoleratetl development pull tholll OilS of step with Dature and rtlulll In early death. llnllkt biieCIIeldel, the iigbt Oaobel are nnt harmful to planll, lbo ICfenll• .... STATION, Tex. port. ute, but yielded little drama, (UPI) - U. S. Department of for !hat matter even the Agriculture scientists are U· wu rather conven- perlmeDtlng with • method of a tall mallOIIry Ualled Prell IDienatioDII HOU.YWOOD (UP I) - Two ::~~awn ID the coy ro- Insect coutrol that uses Ouhes of lbe theatre•• hesvyweigbta, manu% way of the old-faahioned of light to kill pesto. They have Alfred Lont and=on~i stage. The "Hall of Fame" has diOCO\Iered that ligbt Dashes lhowedN~TV 1 lie~ suit-- done _ and will do - mach lasting less than ooe thousandth ~ "::, the feau\':~igbt class, belter. of a llOOOild calliiO cabbage"The Msgnillcent Yankee," The story began with the oradapted irom the Broadway Dl' rival of Holmes and Fanny in iglnal. The 911-minute "llali ol Washington In I!IOZ, when he Fame" spectal centered on the wao Sl, and, m a serleo of DOWW -1 love atory of SUpreme Court episodic and fragmentary seJ.J't C II 1R41 Ne Justice Oliver Weadell Holm.. quencet1, ended three decades and his wife Fanny. later. after Fanny's death. In bat 2 :S.lm.., l.nuttaIt is always a pleasure to see the final scene, Holmes, retired '-RuaP<I aca--. the Lunta.in action, for there i3 from the bench, Is visited by sometbing wtdeniably lntoxicat- Franklin D. Roosevelt on his aB!lM~ I. Port at "t-t>IJO" lnB bout Indestructibility• even Inauguration day. I. A . a Is sometimes over-rated. Throughout the television !l.f'dtoli.A . ~ their presence gave Ire- play, one kept waiting for someIDe uent ·amiabllily to Thursday thing to happen. The only mo- lt.JPoorPNW 8.~ U.E!* ~-. endeavor. Yet the adap- ments that stirred any ~rt of :Illtall presented to televiewers juices concerned Holmes back- lZ.Batcw I'-~'"";: w :barctly in the Indestructible log of Louis Brandeis, a Jew. pMto 1 11 · being rather lil<e a piece for the position of Supreme Ill. Not -~ fll)lJJOIII J9. Bt-Ml ~ f:t';a old chintz, sweet-smell· Court justice - but .even these 1 21.Burdara 20. •ntm... in&, fragile and obviously per· mome~ts were laekmg in real o·-·---- Rid ge Keno f Nf y ==::::=;::===== B BICK DUBROW ""..,.,.,.!iOIJlH DID YOU KNOW I wonnJ COLLEGE 0 . --- b,._.,tiJ n SaturdaJI 1rom Ma:y. to July, will also offw a pn!&Uiaaal temlll ~ wbldl hopefully will lnctode eJCbl 1111n In eJimina. tlon competition. eit 181110 Delwor1I:, Cll - 1:110 Midway Ma!lnee 3:55 Newa Beat f:OO DiactnB with Doss f:30 lnterehenge ~:00 Community New• 5:05 World News 5:15 Sports Today ~:!' Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5: 41 Sign 011 SATURDAY 6:45 Sign On 7:110 Be Sllll and Know 7:113 New• 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News HeadUneo 7:32 Musical Clock ?:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 S:lli World Newo 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather t0:30 Song & Slory Hour 10:45 Famliy Worship Hour LL:OO Nows . Army Hour 11 :30 Publlc Service 12 :00 News Roundup 12 :20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gr8111ll 12:30 Saturday MaUnee f: 00 lliscing w1 th Doso 4:30 Top fen Revue G:IIO News Ro"ndup 5:15 PubUc:: Service &::iC Dmner MuSicale 1:45 Sign OH HE WAQ "TELUtf ~ ~OW HE V<A9 ON• 0' TH" C,lRS"AIEGT Qlf(GEONS OH OH, SURE!. REAL PUR'T'f. AAEtfT THEY~ EARTH BUT WENT RIGHT --r OH LliARI'I ~OW T'f HEALTH' HUMAN MIND 0t--1 . PERRY, OUR FIRST eoME ! IM GOING 10 MAKE IT A QUIET HAVEN FOR "YOI..L A PLACE OF PEACE: AND CCNTENTN\E-NT ·' eveumc. a-. um ' ' I ' .... ,_ .. c-- ,:;':- ---7"'------ ~ ~~~':ii~~==•=lld~aJmost :".~:;:;.• ':'~~;tF'aEE~;:: ~:~:;. ~:,. ·:~': "!. ~~t: bnt.,., PAINTIN(J HelM~•[ cash. •mn:,::~ ~~"":nt~lllm. *• OIL .mtiMn. I ~~:=--::lnlu:·--'•nce OKAY--NOW IT'S AN . ~v. J~ , . . ,. 't 1> . .' ..• I \¥ • :.. • H~i~es, to. , _ C~Jrnlvn '• ' t4&ED 141M MOST f DON'T YOIJ BELIEVE HIM~ .. BllANNI!ft Bv GEORGE WONOEk _ AND ~E SA~ J.IE'S GIVING t4lS Ll~ HERE. 10 AlO T~Osb WI-IO DR.CASEY IS OFF OUTY. h\165 ~ALEY. ARE ){)1.1 IT's URGENT? l. :.WELL. I JUST ASSIMWDSOI DR. HOFFMAI<I. �- .. ·- - ·· ·- . ~ -- ... -. . -...- &·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 30, 1965 :v~:~:n:r!o:be Mrs. Sauer Asks Additional Laws To Reclaim Ohio Strip Mine Areas Mr. o1l Party h Given for :foledo wish to announee the I Dall1111 Weber, l 0 Mrs. , ~ of 8 daughter Dt?cember Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber ,on t~e 11 1964: named Melinda Sue entertained with a party in hon- :islahon w~ightne' $ Jbs. 3 oz. ' 1 or of the lOth birthday anniver- 1 ties in Around And About Middleport Harold Sauer reported traveling prize, brougbt by Mn. need ror additional leg- Robert Snowden, wat wOo by on strip mining actl'li- Mrs. Fred Williamson. Games southeastern Ohio and were played and prizes won by sary of their son, Dallas, at r t~ need for conservation of na- Mrs. Henry Turner, a guest, their home Wednesday evening. I t1orntl resources at a meeting and Mrs. Ralph Jarvt.s. The door liJ~ A bPrthday eakr deronnPd with of the Rutland 1<-.riendly Gar- 1prize was awarded to Mrs. Har- •=====·====•. ..• I " li "'"" ro!ieS and blue and yellow drners held FOR ALL OtCASIVNS We Wi:Te noWeis everywllel't! 1 WY 2-2039 DA \' or NIGH1 Pomerov FlowP• ~hoo Mrs MiUard Van Meter WI Gtve rv SlAMPS. W M.am Pumeroy Wednesday even- 1vey Odell. trim was served w1th we crram following thp dinnt>r The honorl:'d gur~;t rrf'rivffi gifts from ttwse presrnt inrlud· ing ht<.; grandparPnts Mr. aad :0..1rs. Lawrt>ncr Milhoan . \1lddleport. Mr and ~rs. Paul B<~er and daughters. Diana and Linda of f'hrster . and EWnnis Oean, Donna and Duane WPb~ ~~~~~~:;::::~;::::::~•r.....=....-..-....____...., Custo -Made SCROLL CANOPY Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. has the home of her dau!Jhter, been returned home from Vet- Mrs. K. Ellis, Garfield Ave. In trans Memorial Hospital in Gallipolis. Pomeroy following an appen- Visiting w 1t h Misa Frled8 dectomy. 1 Faehnle this week were MISI 1Mary Ann Case 1 n d Mrs. Mrs. Garen Stansbury hre- Frederick Case of Parkersburg. turned to Columbu~ with er Jill Harris, daughter of Mr. sister and b~other~m-law, Mr.l and Mrs. Walt.er B. Harris, u• and Mrs. C~l~ Horden for sev~ derwent an appendectomy at days YIStt. From Colum~ Veterans Memorial Hospital bus she ~lans to take a plane this Wf'E"k. Summat. New Jersey, for a months visit with her ld•Juglhter and family, Mr. and Mrs. TrussPI/ is R. H. Hemmingway and , ltanoily. HosiPssfor P11rty Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight are ' · t-he weekend in Co- Mrs . Stanley Trussell enter· with their daugher and tained with a Stanley partv WeclMr. and Mrs. Ron . nesday evening at hu home In Rashan. Morgan and a class- 1 · Following a demonstration by I::~~~~:f~rom Ohio University are Mrs. Richard Campbell, games I! the semester break were played and prizes awardher sister and family, Mr. ed winners. A d~ssert course Mrs. Dan Meadows and was served by the hostess to family. Mrs. A.rvil Holter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush Sharon, Mrs Oris Smith, Mrs. son, Eric, of Oak Hi11, John Rose, Mrs. John Hayel, Iwt•ro recent guests of his par~ Mrs. Theodore Pullir,s and dau· Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ' ghter Jean, Mrs, Ralph Trus1R<>ush. 1sell, Mrs. Warden. OUrs, Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Alfred Roush Gary Dill, Mrs. ArcMle Tutllo their grandson, Ricky, to land Mrs. Campbell. 1 ing at the home of Mrs. Carl 1 A surprise layette shower Morris. was held in honor of Mrs. Joe Mrs. St~Ut'r told of the erforts Bolin. Other guests were Mrs. o~ the Me~gs County Reclama- ~ Nellie Vale, Mrs. Don. Harrl- i IJCln rommlltrr headed by Wood- son and Mrs. Tom Martm. 'M;e 1 nm Wilson in this project and hostess served refreshments at ' <;I so presented I'Ommunkations the close of the evening . concerning the matter. She ported on the publicit y given thr conditions in southeastern , Olliu in tht' Cleveland Pla in O.aler and the p,u,burgh Press I .~1emb~rs were urgt>d t.o write legislators and ask for :;tronger controls. Mrs. Sauer Committee members and rf'ported that Rep. Ralph Wel- officers of thf> Candystripers of ' kt'r favors udditiona! redama- the- Veterans Memorial Hospit· linn legislation. <~I met Wednesday, January 27 Mrs . Donald Willia ms pre· with Mrs. Scally, supervisor, sented a paper ent.H:led, "Clean-,omd Mr~. Will and Mrs. Gordon, ing Up the Garden ." stressing jt.he adv1~ors . . tht' importance. of removing de- Attendmg were Carla WilL, Oris in preparation for spring I Nancy Arnold, Sandy Th001as, pl~nting. Pam O'Brien, Huetta We.Us, Two nPW members were wel· 1Janice Wehring, Linda DarncornPd inlo the club, including ell, Linda Bailey , Nancy Ash, Mrs. William Brown and Mr3. iJewell Price, Joyce Long, Jan- 1' ! Charles carson. A note of ap- 1ette Scott, Barbara Hoffner and ! MRS. JAMES McMASTERS preciat 1on wus read from Mrs. ,Sandy Bunce .. They discussed '! CharloUe Cox expressing •~> ! ways of ~armng money. Also, Marr~age IS prec•at •on for g•ft and flower . mernbershlp scheduhng, socarrangements sent to the Alh-i iaL publishing: telephon• 0 tn I • Pn... slate Hospital during the umform comm1tet.es were chos- The altar of the Plymouth Mrs. Mahaffey welcomed Christmas season. en. Congregational Church of Whit- guests at the home reception in I 1 The verse of the month was i Plans were made for the tier, Cali£., was decorated with a shell pink sante! I given by Mrs. Bruce Davis. The. Candy stripers Awards Cere- white gladioli and stock for the and a tiny pink floral mony and pamphlets entitled evening marriage of Miss Mar- Her corsage was made of .··veteran Memorial Hospital By·1:iha Jean Mahaffey, daughter pink roses witt! silver and for Candystripers., were , of Mr. and Mrs. (Jean Fllnt velvet trlm. distributed by Linda Darnell. Pomeroy J Gordon Mahaffey, Att~ding the gift t bl Girls who were once Candy 909 West Beverly Boulevard. ~ Mrs. Doris Carlson A~s e was · stripers who have unitorms t.hey l V1hiltier, and Jame~: Howard : slsting at the recept.ion w:re ~~ , would like to sell m<:ty call V1ck- . McMasters. son of Mr. and bride's grandmothe M LeTONIGHT . ie ,..~tty at WY 2-2867 or Shar- ~ ~rs. Howard McMasters, Whit- ·lah Flint and aunt,r, Mr:.s. Ed"RIO CONCHO$" (Techoieolor) on Biggs at WY 2-6472. her. mond Grueser. Following 8 Richard Boone.!. Stuart Whit 1 Dr. Frt>deric Groetsema sol~ 1 La · Barbara honeymoon th el man , Tony nanciosa. F..d· OBSERVES BIRTHDAY . emnized the ceremony, Mrs. : couple is at home in San' Fran- I mond O'Bril:'n, Wende Wag· Perry Ault observed h1s : Ruth Riley acted as the church cisco. · ner. Hou~ Peters, Jr., .Jim I Bruwn. eighth birthday recently at the I hostess. Mr. Richard Ellis as·tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Colorc.,toonl home of his parents, Mr. and organist , Mr. Jervld Shepherd ! Mrs. William Ault and family .l as vocalist and Miss Sherrl SUN., MON., TUES. A decorated cake and ice cream Bullard attended the guest ! Jan. 31-Feb. 1·2 were served to the family , and book . .. BIKINI BEACH" his cousins, Brett Dodson, who 1 The bride was given in mar-: (Terhnicolor) Fra!lkle Avalon. Annette was 2 and David Dodson. who riage by her father and wore a Funicello, Martba tlyer. was 12, Jay Warner, and Mr.l run Jpnglh g9wn of whispering . Colorcartoons i and Mrs. Charlet Bush and son, bouquet tafreta with a sabrlna 1 hatur.tte: Hot StuH 1 re-I Candystripers Meet Jan. 27 A H • / t osptta 1 1 1 I I M , a.halley, McMasters • ecJ • Wh ttfter, • • Cal'f """I S Iemntz -""""===--====-.! . SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL .9 1 Be thrihy! Save all of your saleslips1' aU over the store. They are valuablt~ Bring them in anytime to be added ·: oil MEIGS THEATRE 1 1 I A SuJH•rh StrurlUIY' of thf' llighe.t Q1mlii_Y .41uminum, «Jpluring all lht> ChtJrm of J";nf' Homt' St)'ling! Rlo Graode Friday evtll\ql 18 the weekeod "lth ·b La parenu, Mr . and Mrs~ Micbaol who are atteoding JUtj Grande College. Mrs. Della Carnahn has beea from Holzer Hospital Elberfelds In Pomeroy ~ 1 NG IZE TRADE.. IN 1 l/()00 bridal of 1 r"::::::~=:::::;;~::::;:::::=:::::=:::::;;:ii:::i:::::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::::i5::...::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::iiii:i0iiiiiii:~G~re~g;.,:an~d~the~f~a~m~il~ie~•·-----. l neckline luxurious and guipure lacesleeves which aJ- FOR YOUR OLD HEATERI. I The gown was embelUsbed wlth Ia taffl'ta rose attached skirt •.. Sixty Years ol Progress and Still Progressing . .. I 1 i so enriched the bodice and continued around the waist and drifted frnm the controlled front. ' ,' r.hat fell into a chapel train. Her elbow length English silk illusion veil billowed softly 1 rrom peaFI studded petals of' lace and she carried a cascade of spider mums, white roses and stephanotis. Attendants were Mrs:. Karen Smith, matron of honor, and j bridesmaids Cherri Wash, 1 I 1 EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15, 1965 1 ' Gljjl Thersleff and Marsha McIFarland.- - - - - Racine Legion Auxiliary Meets January 26th The Ladies Auxiliary of the INTEREST WILL BE PAID Ra£>ine American Legion Post No. 602 met in regular session Tuesday, Jan. 26 at 7:30 in the Post House. The meeting opened in ritualistic form by the , President. Mrs. EuKene Holter. Communications were read and two chairmen gave their Mrs. Frances Roberts, I Civil Defense and Beulah Bradford on Jegislation. I Mrs. Osby Martin, Pomeroy ]Rt 3, La Secreta ire Caissiere, \of 8 et 40 Auxil.iary, was a guest speaker on the work that is doing. She hopes Itoorganization organize one in Meigs County. ' A potluck supper was served at the dose of the meeting and I ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS a social hour enjoyed. EVERY ACCOUNT INSURED UP TO $10,000 BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Why Not Open Your Account In Person, or By Mail, Before February 15th and Make Your Dollan: Earn More? MAY WE SERVE YOU? Club Plays Can1111ta Tuesday. Evening 11M 'f RIIIZE •••""" t!agl Ow11 • Mrs. Lionel Boggs wa~ hoeto her Canaala Club Tues· evening at her home on , Lincoln St. Prizes were award· 1 to M<s. Mllla~'Y{Ildermutb, Mrs. Charles Bradlillry, Mrs. Donald Mills, aod Mrs. William Childs. others present were Mn. Richard Gress, Mrs. Edna French and Mrll· Robert Sci\. moll. Mrs. llot!P oer¥ed r.,. freshments at the close of the evening, IEI!iLEFI OIL HOME HEATER Don't.let that old heater fool an~ freeze you another day. It will never be WGrth more than nght now if you trade it for a houseful of SIEGLER comfort. SAVE NOW- TRAOE . NOW- THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. "WE HAVE GROWN BECAUSE WE HAVE HELPED OTHERS GROW" HURRY! OFFER LIMITED! Mombor Focloral Rosorvo System MetnMr Fodorol D1p01lt Insurance Corporltlon Pomeroy, 0. / ·~ Diles RU._.r Co. -________;·~----~----~ lLANO FURNITURE CO. SH~II ..... ARNOLD GRATE . ~~--~~~ "' '., .. ~· .,.,... d.' -··' . ' - .. ". ~·-····,,. ·.' I ' t'• ! I v• ' ¥ i' RUTLAND, OHib ................................................·.~:('•· 11 • ~·,. '' J«J . "., ' ', I ~ •· � 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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