https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1c2fe6fcc6909b2929c15ac690a3526f.pdf ccb1efbbbded6469be3e634d1a0f501b PDF Text Text 1 ' ' ' T '~ ~ < - ftA'I'HER Snow, about 2 Inches, windy, eenslderable drifting. Hlp %510. Windy, colder, saow Oarries tonight. Low zero 1o I above. TueadaJ, fair, eokter, kiP 1'-11. VOL XVI - ,_,OW YOU KNOW TM SalvetlOII Anllf fi'Ed• at y 17 eeuatriel. FIVE CENTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 246 tile Goapel J. 1C7 ........ II ~I Weekend Highway Traffic Toll ~· 'I'"·'' ..- •:t: ....,.. ,IIi,, 'i• • Ill Eight Persons Battered ··:·;7$'~i ~ ~~ ~ In One on Saturday Night . ·:; Three ,, ,, Legar to File For 5th Term )il iJ Fourteen persons were Injured, none fatally, In accidents over the weekend in Meigs county re· in '1; ported by the State Highway Patrol. • I I One, in which Ohio University student Frederick the I ~ 1Crow, Jr., of Pomeroy, was injured was caused by a hit· ' ~i skip driver. He still was being ~ought today. ! 51 Eight persons were injured at 11:15 a.m . Saturday • 5.6 miles southwest of Route 7 when two cars met on a Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar indicated over the snow-covered curve on the Paulins Hill road . weekend he would file his petition of candidacy today The Patrol said Charles for a fifth term. I WASIDNGTON _ SENATE Gardner, Jr. 25, Rt. 1. Middle· as a light blue 1958 Thunder· :1:: : .!,!!! ;: , ,\ Legar, a Rep.ublican, served as village clerk four leaders hoped to give President port. was driving a car that b1rd. wh1ch would be damaged \ JAMES FARLEY years before seekm~ the mayoralty . . . . . Johnson his second "Great so-\crashed with a car driven by in its right front fender . M d M Alf ed F • Mayor Legar, m announcmg h1s mtentw~ to f1le, ci~ty" legislative victory of ,James Pierce, 25, Rt. 1, Mid· Earlier, on Saturday at 4 p. le rba:: rec~~·ed :ord t:!t said, "I. would like. to .~ee the sewerag~ proJect I~ Pome· the new session today by pass· ' dleport. m. r.n Rt. 143, nme tenths of a tby lr J W F 1 y roy to 1ts completiOn. .H.e and Councilman Leshe Fultz ing the $1 billion aid program i Injured were Gardner, body mile from th~ junction with Rt. ha: be~:· pro=~ ~ AZU:, ~; a~e the only village .offlc~als ~ho have been connected for Appalachia. !abrasions; and his passengers, 124, a car ~•ven by Dav•d attended Middleport H 1gb wJtb, the sewage pr~Jec\:!n~e Jt_was_s~arte_d_._ __ _ Democratic Leader M i k e Veva Gardner 29 body abras- Roush. 25, Chicago, went out s b 1 bef t 1 tbe Legar also said, 1 8 Y d Mansfield Mont. scheduled an \ions· Lisa Ga~dne~ six· months, 'l of control. off the left side of [ Acl ooF orne eln ertantgl _.. t have and always will bel Pomeroy Emergency I squah, . .ty • • • · h d h' r orce. e s s oncu a . . f unicipal owned Amencan Leg1on Eag es t e c 1 u·11 stnvmg or a m I 'R k S· · early Senate session to clean body bruises · Ida Shumaker 70 It e roa · It a u1111 po1e, came c 1 d0 s 1 up debate and action on amend· sraip lace;ations· Mary G~rd: back onto the road and hit a: ~ oraJ d p~ n~ib h~ o. water system to better serve ·40 and 8, and the oc prl~gs ments to the measure for re- 'ner 10 bruises· ~nd Madalyn car driven by Hurley Rife, 37, w e, u y, w m. the public in our commumty." IGrange. He has been empoyt· · · R 1 R tl d · th · ht 'd I He a 1so observt-d • "I also feel ied at the Noms monumen habilitating the 11-state region Shumaker 37 lacerations and t . u an . m e ng Sl e. I whiPh runs from northern Penn- fracture ~f h~r right leg. Then Roush's car ran off the ' one of the things necessary for iworks for the past 15 years as sylvania to northern Alabama.\ In the Pierce car Pierce was right side, over a bank, and I the advancement of the villagde la MmaonurmeLentg~;a~~~a~is wife ' . turned over. IS merger of the Pomeroy an yo . • not hurt. but Roy Rathff. 16, I . ed Rlf . h' b kl M'ddleport and possibly even the former Palmira Lavene of 1 ' h t HOLLYWOOD - PIERRE ihad bruises and Waltha l n)ur were e, m IS ac , of S~linger. who lost the Califor· :schartiger, left leg lacerations. and Mildred Rife, 34, facial lac- ' Rutland, school systems." Vthermonth,'l~~e tEe ~fi~en s 16· . t . I t G eratwns 'd t f ree c I ""en, . , ma sena ona race 0 eorge Gardner was charged with · . Mayor Legar, a res! en Cha les Jr 10 and Maria 2. M h Ia t No mber said toRoush was not InJured but a r • ·• ' · . urp,_Y, sf ~e. .' . left of center and Piercr with passenger. Sidney Little, ;!1, had Mulberry Heights, IS a mem- The mayor is the son ot Mr. dl!.} · , 1 ve oun JOY m anony failure to have assured clear back abrasions and Roberti ber of the Federated Church, and Mrs. John Terrel, Mulber· mA•tyf · f h' 1 . d distance. Both will appear in , McDaniel 32 ' of Middleport \ TOKYO, Tuesday (UPT ) - Pomeroy Fire Department, the ry Heights. ter our w 1r wm years as M . C t C t . • • •c · North v·let Nam ·. elgs oun Y our · \ had lacerations of his left hand.· ommumst t t ta ~ress sedcre br':! f : wo8 ~es~ \ Madalyn Shumaker was ad· All were taken to Veterans sank an intruding warship of :l"'"' nll;blb.,~·'lil!';Jrn>>"!li!'iX:!t:'f:<"';;r TOO HOT? NO, TOO COLD - This sign of the Sham· s=~~~o~n ~herle ci;~~ • ~~~ mitted to Holzer hospital while \Memorial hospital by the Mid· i "The Unit~d St~tes and the Sai- A Melga County Probate rock Motel at the Pomeroy·Mason bridge promises comin~ saiinger disappeared from · the others with lesser injuries dleport Emergency squad. 1 gon admm1strahon" o~ Its .shoe Court spokesman said today fort in the summer lair conditioned) but February finds the national scene as complete· were treated ~d released at Damage was heavy to both : Sunday, Radio~lllll> .clatmed t• 11 1111:'-1 iDiormatipg reit shrouded in the winter's first heavy and prolonged ~ins snow. Up to five more inches of snow is .predicted for the lcars. Roush was cited to Meigs : today. gardlng tbe relatives of Wil· I\ as il he had fallen through a IVeterans Memorial hospital. · · . new role as · Fr edenc · k crow, J r., . Gar 1ow, 1ormer1Y of central and north portions of Ohio. Southeastern Ohio manhole. In h1s was County Court, Feb. li for un· ·, The . . Hanoi report followed a 11am vire president ol National Gen· !drtving north on Rt. 7. one :safe operation. senes of charges by the Com· Meigs County, wbo passed a· may get off a bit lighter. era) Corp., Salinger has become ihalf mile north of Pomeroy at l Arrests re.ported by the Ohio : mumst that U. S. and South way today In Atbens. Any. · · 3·30 Patrol over the weekend 1· VIetnamese had terri· been one wltb Information concernA concert of popular music a movte mogu 1 0 f sor ts an d 18 · p· m· Sunday. when a car lState . intruding in warships Communist a pivotal figure in the councils came up from hls rear and 1'1ncluded Dale McGraw, 45, Ra· , to . t , iDg Mr. Garlow'• relatives Is was given the pupils of Porn· . car m · 1'ts left rear. tcme; · Gary Lee, 29 . Pomeroy, I Th' na1 wa ersh fir t ti ked t o con ta ct tbe court eroy Junior and Senior High o! California's Democratic par· st1uck hIS th as 18 1 ty He even might run for pub- The impact forced Crow ·s car ,speed; Roger Kilgore, 26, Mar-C ":as e. eds meh e Immediately. School Friday morn ng 1n the .· . . ' · . d . ommumsts c1a1m to ave he off1ce agam . loft the berm, hlttmg a tree an lhnton, Ky ., speed; John T. k f th ii&;~!im-m'iliYT~«m:Fl~ Junior high auditorium by a 16 causing heavy damage. Crow 1Wolfe, 24, Racine, speed; How- sun one 0 e vesse1s. be d b d f mem r ance an group rom By United Press International MOSCOW - THE KREM· suffered a leg injury which did iard Larkins, 32, Portland, speed I Concord College, Athens, w. A massive road·closing blizzard stranded hundreds lin indicated over the weekend not require treatment, and a and Paul Wolfe, 26, Racine, va. , of skiers in the Colorado mountains today, pushed down that Russia's new leaders may passenger. Thomas Shasteen, speed, all cited to Syracuse rna- ; The band, sponsored by ihe across the plains and dumped heavy snow eastward into accept President Johnson's invi· \suffered a concussion. He was yor's court Feb. 2. Gary Sto- 1 Concord College Mus1c Depart· Ohio. Temperatures sank to the zos as far south as tation to visit the United States treat~d at Veterans Memorial !bart, 16, Middleport and D~r· ment, was led by Kenneth Fl .d - after at least one ol them\ Hosp1tal. Irell Wolfe, 16, Rt.· 2 · Racme . . Gleason theory and brass in· onWal:nds up to 60 mi'Jes an hour whipped the snow inCenter, structor' at Concord. He was Juvem·1 e PT PLEASANT _ A meet- . Lakev1ew . Commumty . . d d ·rt from Iowa and Nebraska to the Texas Pan· has gone to Red · held N01ih . Th e car t hat strue k Crow were c1t· ed to Me1gs V1e1 Nam with the apparent d1d not stop. It was descnbed court for speed. . ·f . t d . d 1 first of Its kmd m Southern introduced by Robert Warren, to delep n s 1 ·d t its ·mg o persons meres e m e-10hio will open to the public\. . han e. f ff · purpose o o ermg a• o I Iveloping resources of Mason S da' F b 7 mstrumental band mstructor a1 Nearly all mountain passes slugged governmen.. . un y, e · · Pomeroy who is a graduate of 1 , Pueblo, Colo., was The Communist organ ' County IS scheduled for Mon-1 The unique center. located at C d 'c liege were closed by snow m Color- ~ with three inches of fresh snow ~tan 'day, I, 7:30 p.m. at the Northeast edge of the Ohio oncor 0 Wyommg, where po ICe in one hour during the mght P rav da, sa1'd J ohnson ' s call for' !' ' K od February p k Cl bh I . . . The groUf p.I ayed arrange· ado and ed t not to travel I r e1 ar u ouse. . Umversity campus m Athens, ments b Neil and Hefti Bill warn . mo ons1s . and Milwaukee, Wis., picked up increased Soviet-American con· tacts in his State ot the Union The purpose of the meetmg will provide facilities for bowl· H lman yand others in ' the except m emergencies. five inches in six hours. Snow message Jan. 2 met with a IS to elect perm.anent officers ing, pocket billiards and Indoor stoyle of the Count' Basie and was falling from the Rockies to . . response .. m . the S0 · and a board of directors so. acm·IDI·ature golf ' as well as a Stan Kenton bands The pro"positiVe ' . . 0 the eastern Grea t Lakes states. viet Union. \ A Columbus man was cited Sheriff Hartenbach said there tmn can .be taken m obtamm~ :estaurant, snack bars, danc- :gram was given a· hearty reThe weather bureau IBid bliz· to M"!igs County Court on a was approximately $100 dam- fed.eral Bid. A proposed constl· mg areas and. rooms for meet· sponse. zard counditions were occurring PORTLAND, oRE. A: charge of failure to yield half age to the Fttutty car and $200 tuhon and by-laws .will be pre· mgs and part1es. , through parts of ~owa, .Nebras· three . mile . long lake slowly 1of the roadway following a damages to the front of Clen· sented. Other busmess to bei Bu11t by Rumac, Inc., at a • ka. Kansas and Missoun. Roads receded behind a massive mud [ two. car acrident 1.1 mile east denin's auto. icons!dered IS the a~~lhahon of cost of $1 m.illion, the two Speed of 90 Miles were clogged with snow throughshoe on the Wilson River to- of State Route 7 at Tuppers Other arrests by the Sheriffs ,the group With the Co~~Cll of story center IS mana~~ . by Per Hour Charged out the storm a_r~a. . day. easing fears that the wa· Plams on the Success Road. department over the weekend . the Southern Mountams. Duane Bump. It IS designed Gary Kent Spitznagel 24 Hazardous dr1vmg warrungs ter would burst through to dev- Meigs County Sheriff Robert were Mona Walker 27 Langs- Anyone mtere.sted m the wei· to serve both the community Pomeroy was arrested by Gal: Funeral services for Mrs. calling for snow, rain and sleet astate the coasal lowlands near C. Hartenbach charged Armie l ville, contributing ;0 the de- 1.fare of Mason County IS urged of Southeastern Ohio and Ohio lipolis p~lice and charged with Avery Nelson Hemlock Grove, were extended eastward into Tillamook, Ore. ID. Cl~ndenin, 57, after his car, Jiquency of minors ; Betty to attend. University,'• said Bump. speeding at the rate of 90 miles ! who died in H~lzer Hospital Sun. Tennessee and West Virginia. Eight hundred pers~ns were traveling east, allegedly round· Jean Hall, 26, Pt. Pleasant, I WCAL TEMPS per hour. He posted a bond to day afternoon, have been set !he storm was expected to push 1tentatively for 2 p. m. Wednes· !~to .New York state with up to ordered to leave their down· I ed a curve and struck . a 1956 1speeding: Robert Watkins, 25, . MARRIAGE APPUCATION appear in Gallipolis court. stream homes Sunday after the model station wagon driven by I contributing to the delinquency ~e te~perat~e. m Po~e- Paul Joseph Grinstead, 26, Sharon Carmen, 18. Middle- Iday at Ewing Chapel with bur· SIX mcbes of snow by tonight. slide poured down a small ra· Chester Richard Foutty, 45, of of minors; Frank Stolsonberg· roy 8 busmess dlstnct at 11 · 30 Parkersburg, maintenance man, port, forfeited a $22.50 bond inlial in the Hemlock Grove Cern· vine into the canyon through Long Bottom Rt. 1. . , 1er. 48, Le~art Falls, ~nd John a.m. today was 28 degrees. and Norma Jean Bearhs, 26, Gallipolis court Saturday on a etery family lot. Vete~~· Memorlalllolpbal wh1ch the nver flows. The r1v· A ~assenger of Clendenm S\ Robert Priddy, 25, Middleport, Snow. Pomeroy, waitress. speed charge. She was 8 member of the 1 AdmiSSIODI Samnla)' - Marer's course was sompletely ~ld1.e Clendenm, 57, suffered \ Rt. 1, both on disturbing the ; et.urch of Christ, Hemlock garet Bailey, Syracuse, Donna blocked and.a lake qulc~ly back· m)unes of the chest, knees and . peace charges. Grove. a member of the East- ~ Michael, Racine; Wealth& Schar· ed up behmd the shde. But head. Foutty co~plamed of ern Star Lodge, 255, Harrison- tiger, Middleport; Ida Sboemawhen the lake .level reached chest pams .. Netther was takville, of the D of A Lodge. Pom- 1ker. Middleport; George Mo. the top of the slide, the water en to a hospital. eroy and of the Hemlock Grove Daniels, Cheshire; Mn. Olarbe~an to cut a channel through Gra~ge. lies Jones, Pomeroy, whiCh It could flow, slowly She is survived by her hus- Discbargea Saturday - JohD WParlng away the barrier. band Avery; a daughter. Mrs.lHunnel. Pomeroy; Lloyd Ha~Tbeo Heines, at home; a gy, Pomeroy; James Whit. . VIENTIA,"E~ LAOS - A MIL0 Vinton Smith, 45, Hartford. grandson, Larry Heines. Ath· l tington, Pomeroy; Mrs. Doug. 1tary revolt aimed at reorgan· was jailed on a OWl charge ens; one granddaughter, Mrs. · las Eblin and son, Pomeroy; 1zmg the Laotian army collaps- Pomeroy volunteer firemenby Pomeroy police following a BLADON, England (UPI) _ state funeral. He Is Britain's membrance," said the lnscrip- Don Grueser. Minersville; two Rhoda Hackett, Middleport; Eled today when a handf:l ~ re- were summoned Sunday morn· I two-car crash at the Pomeroy- Sir Winston Churcbill's final re- ' chief of staff ' lion by Queen Elizabeth II great grandchildren, Kimberly 1 Ia Douglas, Pomeroy; Georae bt!llious colonels bsufenler to ,ing to extinguish a minor blaze !. Mason bridge entrance nt 6:· lturn to the Exfordshire hills of ! By mid aft~rnoon Sunday, There were 29 sprays of fl~w- and Jody Grueser, and two bro- I' McDaniel, Cheshire. 8 show of ~orce oya .tr:;ou:· at the Pomeroy Pastry shop · 2.1 p.m. Saturday. his birthplace has already !tbere were three queues, each ers. thers. Thomas Weber, Chester, Blrtb Saturday - Mr. and One sokherln8 twot ~v htl s on East Main-st. i Pollee said Smith's auto hit made this hamlet 8 national ione stretching more than a All day Sunday the pilgrims and James Weber, Ft. Lauder· Mrs. Charles Jones, Pomeroy, were killed stree g ling The fire broke out around a 1la car driven by Charles Chaf. shrlne. So far tens of thou· mile waiting to file past the walked silently along the path dale, Florida. a son; Mr. and Mrs. DanD)' before .the 14 • hot~~ rebel : hot water tank and was quick- fee, 62. Long Bottom. Chaffee sands of pilgrims have grav~. Since Saturday night from the wooden arch gate of The Harrisonville Eastern Michael, Racine, a son. caved ID. 11 wasths h sac0 . ly brought under control. Dam· Iwas traveling north and pre- 1 streamed past the flower-cov· at least 125 000 persons had vis- St Martin's churchyard bow- · Star Lodge 2.'>5 will hold serv- Sunday Admlulon - Homer 11 timeml0 mon tatam1· · to make a left turn off ered grave and a steady flow Iited the grave, ' • ... Thomas bad tr'ed to . 1 age was reported as m1nor. lparmg a police spokes- ing· their heads in homage 1o ices at 7:30 p. m. on Tusd e. ay . coo k, Middlepo... 1 1 se!ZI! Pomeroy emergency squad- the bridge, acrordlng to auth- of visitors continued to walk Iman said, and many more the wartime prime minister at the funeral home. Friends Shasteen, Pomeroy. tary actf ~ control 0 e cap 8 · men also auswered two calla orltles. Medium damages were past it today. were expected today. who gave them strength when may call at the funeral home aq Discharged Suday - Myrtle OLD MAN WINTER dealt over, the w~. The ftrst ~urred to both cars and no . 'J,'housands of ~mericans ' Police used floodlllhts to il· Britain faced almost certain de· any time. \ Warner. Syracuse; James W~r> . was at I p.m. Mrs. rnjurles were reported. hned up to see Pres 1dent Ken- luminate the scene at night feat. ner, Syracuse. Ohio a one • two Charles Jones, Porn . . She Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- nedy's grave the United and to show the wreaths, • Crowds as large as those at SQUAD CALLED 811 bringing • genera fl e was taken tel Veteranr Memor- gar fined Martha Mayer, M, States. Englishmen, similarly, eluding those from the queen Churchill's lylng-•state at The Racine emergency squad ASK TRANSFER ~hlcb may ~~h up v8 ial hospital. 'lbe oti!U was at Pomeroy, t5 and costs for fall.. flocked to see the alte of thelr and Lady Churchill. Westminster Hall in London was called at 7:51i p.m. Friday The Rutland Toftlldp Trw· and arc moon too"!e:r 3:30 p.m. Sunday for 'lbomae 1111 to yield the right of way In great ~tatesman's resttna place. ''To my darling Winston, built up steadily in Bl ad on to the home of Ray McDade, tees have filed aD edl1 Ill mercury 1 u ps Shasteen, Pomeroy, who was court action Saturday ni&bl AU day Sunday 1 • and loncj Clemmie," !aid the card on Sunday. By lunchtime, more Racine Rt. 2. Mr. McDade was Meigs C.ounty (lorvAoa Pleas weather bureau report· Injured In an automobile acd- Georce .Johnson. Jr., 25. Canal Into the night ~ eame, Lady Chur<'hill's Wl'f.ath. Ithan l,ZOO were waiting to trAnsported to Holzer hospital , Court requestill& ~......., 11100 · : dent. He was taken to VetertiDII Wllll'hester, forfeited a $25 bond~among them Earl :Mountbatten;l . "From the nations of the view the grave, Btandlnl in a and admitted as a medical pa-lfrom'tbe GeneraU'Illlll '• -- • · (Cootlnued on Pa1e 2) Memorial h08JI.l~ iill '"' -9F ~~ ,-- 4( ~~ 1, PjiiJ)eeiMif -* ~'tjQJ j fW' l'li&tl>lll J I 8Zl . . .1S t. iii'IJ . &tiM,, __ _ _.....~ "'*'" alld BrJill& 1 h three 1 a WORLD / CIaims • (J•s• warsh•lp sUfik Off Shore . . ° C 1 OnCOr dG roup PHS Students Skiers Stranded in Heavy Colorado Mountains Snow Lakeview First Development is Meeting Therne Jn South Ohio * Columbus c.·ted After c0 IIlSI• •On 011 Route seven . HartfOrd Man -F.Iremen Ca}}ed J il d DWI a e on . 1 Minor FIre Bladon AIready IS• ShfiDe • For MI.III.ODS of p·JI grims . * * Mrs. Ne}son £ Hemlock Grove n·Ies sunday J It\ rncb ::SJi: :hes Ill';;, t :I Saturdal.!;' Ill . I ----- �• ' •' Mn. Ables," Dies Sunday Committee Asks War on Frauds Sen Harrison A. Wllllamo Jr.r der land saiH , and pre-martel panel , Sent. Winston L. Prouty, 0-N .J., chairr~n or the sub- j testing of d~vices g~anteed Vt., and Hiram ~- _Fong, corrumttee . said In a report to cure or diagnose ailmenta . Hawaii, islu.ed 1 nunortty rtmade public Sunday that t..ti- 1 Two Republicans oo the port. They oald , "There II no mony taken lasl year "tells a · - - - controveny reJardin& wr nashocking story about the expl01Uonal determination to war on tauon and victmUzat ion of our W · quaefrery and frauds ... {but) older citizens and many other "there may be, Indeed Is, 0011consumers . 1 troversy regarding specifics, u "It IS shameful that tho olto how that tnevltably ton' war derly of the United Stateo are I ohould best be carried out. now clearly the m&jor VICtltlll [ OUr of the hlgt.Jy organized, high presourt techniques of the WASHINGTON- Oh.10 ,9 edl .. conmodern day m clnt mtm, gress man-at-large hao challeng(O>ntinued From Page 1) his report said · -' u• s· Se n. Allen J · Ellender • 1r.u . s eeney Dares I Ellender lO No More Black Clstera Water _.tho- N_,.._olouupthatdbtJ, blacl[ ..._ wllte onmicht......U.a 1,.. will L - •---• -~ ,....l\ ol..,. ~ ......u . Old ~~:;::!m"ft'\.!:~~: water. Hu been UMd auoc.u- :;:JrJ ;::.~:;.::::; hood,...,._ Eye baII T UPI BfJe. fs 1 Mrs . Mary Mae Ables, M, a resident of Rt . 2 Cheshire, died at 4:16 p .m. sunday In Holtlt holpltal whore she ha<l beell admitted one hour prevloualy. She was born at Pomeroy .. Jan . 7, 1901 , dauehter of the lat. Michael and !other Ru. sell Hentz . She wos married to Charles Ables at Pomeroy on June 2, uas. and he survlvet. Surviving children are ' lOll, Walle,- Ables of Fort war: Ind., and a daughtor, Mrs. W da Jacobs of Center, Tex. Thin thr nd hi"-· areOtheree gra c are ...,_ survtvorl three bto- ~~ld I r • Lw--------------------!1 ' I PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS ~•It• Charteoton. AdmllllODI Sunday - A. 1 . 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LeveI~"Kyger cfe e.k78-45 3 ROOMS OP A llD lliiNbllftlo !U COMING WEDNESDAYl special c l·lb. 4-oz. loaves JANii PARKER UKEN TO IIO!!PITAL from 11 heart conIwason.&Ufferina: e waa ta en to o • by state's 8l hRankedTearn Ze r=---....,_..,.iiiiOiiiiii--.o-..-··-"--===..-..-=------------------·: and ..,., ,~!.!~~.~~~.2H?. le I 1 SPECIAL ALL WEEK J IG HTI l I 49 I I H ~~sts HI I -:::::...:~p~kl~·~~(:..________ I P long di$tG~e 1 Cartons A&PIRAND 1 I ~ntertams ~ells BLUE CARTON Church of Christ in Middl eport I tests agaimt voter registration an infant was having diff1C!Ulty and was a retired school tt8C'h· l proredur~~. ! bNithtna. 'l1le eb.Ud, Whole 1 Row to use low·eost 4o She Is survived by a oon, • Srhool otudentt planned to parents were ldtntllled u Mr. :William j •.. of Jhe res irlence, [ boycott classes In oupport of tlnd Mn. Halliday, Wlt taken [ and sevl'ral nleC'es and neph·l tht ma~tt demonstrotlon. ' Lo Holzer hospital by the squacl. ews. • lntel!t'alionlsts were backed The Middleport Wlit was alao l' by a new federal court order :summoned Saturday to transrestraining Dallas O>unty Sher· ' port the Injury victims to two FEDERAL JOBS DECLINE , Iff Jam•• Clark from tnterfe.-. lmiohaps , one on the Leading CAN'T COME IN? Fill out and Moil Coupon Today WASHINGTON IUPIJ _The ing with regi•tration and llftine 1Croek Road and the other al 1 JUII ll~d for fnlt , ~1M I bib' I~Ot fectera l government ended l9tH a ban on the number who may 1Bradbury, to the hospital. ••il••l U,. wr. tt or phon• IJI Nom• · with 8 ooo fewer employes than assembl~ at the courthouse. I .AddrtU• - - - it had~ year earlier and 18 OOO About 280 persons were jailed RUSK VISITS UKELY C i l r - - -- J ont _ S!IItt_ l fewer than two yea~o 110, · In the first two w..k, of the [ WASHINGTON (UPI)-secreP1ul Dnltl Jeweler• lary of State Dean Ru•k lr like404 Second Ave ., Gallipolis, 0 . ..I ' The While House said Sunday drlv• . that total year·end ci'f'UJan em· King returned to Selma Sun· Il l) to visit Finland and Austria · ployment numbered 2.612 ,0011 in . rlav m~ht and told • rn.••s rally In Moy when he aoeo to Lon· ,._,._,.__.,.,. __.,_,.,.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -....-..' December compared with 2 . , whIch overflowed mto the · don to lllend conferences of , 620 000 at' the end or 1913 churches ·•we are 1oing to do 1the North Atlantic Treaty Organ- • whatever It bokea to 111n the : lzalion (NATO) ond lha Sout.b.l[ ' 2,63o.ooo at the end of ~ - ~' right to vote m Alabama . We ea•t Asia Trnty Organization are prepared to march In the , (SEATO) . i street day In and day out and U.S. offl<lals uld durin& the . ~~EI fill up the jatl If nocHsaty ." weekend thAlli was "anllclpat. l ad" that. Rusk "ould aectpt an . ·---------------- th~ 1 I. er -· Topp}eJetS F 6t hw·1n bound~ I Unm111n11• tllo ... bra ~lt 1.• tl . ~lhttJr•. !rom ....... . ... 1.11 IDo!tn~•. !rOII'I ........ .. 11.11 Highlanders I HOMOGENIZED Mrs . Gertrude Ru.,•ll. age . Di,.,bar&ed SundaJ- Gtrolcl90. of 804 City Park Ave., Co- l lno Cross, Racine . · l~'llbus. who died Friday. will be bur ied here today In Rlv•rSELMA, Aio .. IUP!) - Dr. SQUAD CAttED viPW crmrtPry Middleport fol· Marl m Luther Kmi Jr pr11m· 1 lowing Sunday servlc.. at the l lted to lead Negro., "down to Middleport Emergency • tel· 1o R Woodward Company chap- the courthouse In numhert! we cue squadmen wert called at 1 have not seen b~forf'" today for 7:30 p. m. Saturday to the 1 el. , Sh e wa s a memher or the I the third otrolght week or pro- Gilrnoro Servlco Station whero ... o~· I A&P GRADE A D. Morrison, Albany; W. M. Sinclair, Pometoy ; Char lea Cook, Middleport. I 1 Rutland Tops North Gallia Sq d u. ••1111111 I YELLOW Onions:~~ 2.5c . · 0b~o"":ouege colle~UMBb~ke\~1~) ~ec~~~ MILD FLAVOR YELLOW OL08E JGng prom1ses • ·tt, Cheshn; GeMtudt Boyc•, TO F'I} I Jar•1 s . In Alabama week lb. 69c Ohio College ~ut I i • • Sh d } Oh10 c e u e ~HOPS, Surfa~, >u_ - t.-::--:---------::bo:.:u.::n::din.::g"'''-'p':i::ck::lng~::of::_l_:ll~to:_::M::id::_·:._::So:olh:.:lrn:::_:_":o:::n_~the~::reser~_::v.:e'.'Ja:':c~e~W4~·:_2T(Jlota~ilury_l'.7'_~l~ll'~2o~:o Pork Chop ;:~r:. 5 9c Mln- [ G•llipolis, Ohio ~· lh. CINTIR LOIN SUPIR·RIGHT-WILL TRIMMID th•se needy that thoy can be ----1 dropped from consideration by \ TRAFFIC FATALIICS FEU. tho llrYict. a1 their federal a:overrunent tn this below averaKe during the .-eek Oeur Ratpltll 1program " the freahman con- lend in Ohio with 11 peroons Adml11loD1 Sollrday , gressme~ from Cleveland aald reported killed . One waa In I George WIIUam Ruaooll, in statf'ment. Ironton, on Saturday when Wil· enville; Jack Bacon, Pomeroy: 1 1 Sween.v saM the unemploy- llillm Adk1ns. $7, stalled hll Ellen Hart, Pomeroy; Georit ed r ate _; 8, 71 per cent In the 'car, which wu being towod, McDaniell, Cheshlrt. 1 24 <outheaot ern and tMt•rn Iand It rammed a guardrail, Dtscbar1e1 Saturday - Vlc- , 1 countie• Included In the bill to throwing him Into a crook bljd. , ky May, New Haven; Gary GU1 1be taken up by the Senatt this ' [ land, Ne": Haven; Marvin Oil- :- 404 Second Ave. p.m~ ":':"\.WII2[" a! c LEANFP_. .. .. .. .. CiROUND .. t':: N:::ts BEEF 1 the Invitation that af. Pomeroy remarked WASIONGTON - . PRE 8 • of Mrs Able~ wu a member' of Ohio "can take care of Itself" dent Johnson and the Arr Fo- Old · Ch h, and tltl'Ylee and should be dropped from render Iaceweii tributes today will : r . II 2 • the Appalachia pl'!'gram. El- to Gen. Curtll E . LaMay, last Thuraday. Rev. Merlin Teeta lender objected to what he caiJ. of the great World War 11 com· of c.r nler wlll officlote, and ed ·some rich states· Ohio a- dut manders to rtttro from activo ·rburtaI ~~ .. L. In Gtavtl Hill ww ... mong them, being Included In Y· . . cemetery under the dlreetlon the program Steppmg down u Aar Force ! ; "I . l . h d1 tl Ish"• chief of staff after 35 yearo of ol Miller I Homo For unarala. mVl e t e ! ngu ~ 1 . . M Friends may call at the funeral s<nator to travel these ill coun- [ oommtos>oned •ervtce, Le ay h It Wadneod ties of Ohio 11 my expense and Wao to receive his fourth dis· orne I erThl ~~;. he !hay ••h d. · medal 1 until noon u• ....,. w n e · dare him, in on eyeball to eye- UnIUN e oorv>e< . rom bod wJU be taken ·to the church ball confrontation with the un~ Johnson at a ceremo?y ln the to tfe Jn ltate untU the bour ot employed of my stale to tell East Room of the White House . a.,. Sentine~ 1 GROUND ~; ~- con- MONDAY-TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1, 2 &3 ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~O>;:mm~i~oo~lo~n~(SE~C~)~on~~m~a~ll~o~r· ,r' ter Ohio Ellender . issued Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw • ometrlst 0 Pt • H • Off Ice Ours Tuesday & Th ursday Call: Wy-2-3279 con-I ~':,~ ~elr The report aoked lor legiala· D-La., to an "eyeball to eyeball ed snow bepn lalhng In west- then and two olstera, F I o y d, estabUt~h • citizens ad· Nnfrontation'' wJth Ohio's un~ ern Ohio counUes a~ound mid· Bent• of Marion. Thomas and vlsory committee : 1 check by employed. . ~~~;~ed moved rap>dly acroao Willis Bentz, Mrs. Lura Lowen the Securtllea & Ex<hatlliO Rep. Robert E . Sweeney, D· and Mrs . Marjorie Bowen all 8~ Norman Norril, s.3 pivot for Buddy Moore, who gavo an dleport'a 28. Larry Prlco led game 44-31 with WaDbroWD The Wahama While hbm seeond quarter to tally lJ poinll 5:30 COIIIeol earlier. Jewell, U.ll; E*etr, ......, school,. ocorod levening of tremendous ball Southern wlth 14. Slobart bad lin8 13 and CUndlft 1.2 lor the notched their tf&blh wiD of the whlle Wabama wu getting u. The box ocore: Calvert, Kli&lll. 11-f.\. fo. " team 1 four pomta In an trol aod oulstde shooting, put eight for Middleport. winners. Wayne Davis and Jim oeasoo, Friday ulgbt, u IIIey That gave Pomeroy tho edge tall: 11 (1!-IJ) 41. ~ert>me Saturday night to jthe J acketa ahead in the over- In obooling, Southern wu Buldoer eacb bad 10 for Mid- outlasted the Pomeroy Paotb- at balltime, 26-U. WAIIAMA - Surface, 4-1>-13; Scorlog by quartan: Ja~d the Mlddleport Yellow lime 50-4& at Z:IS with two at for S: from tile fteld for 40 dleport. Cundiff fouled out lor ers. 411-48, on the Wabama Pomeroy led 1110111 o1 tho lime Powell, 11-1>-23; Rood, l~Z; Wahama ... -·-·· 1J no 12th loss - wtlh Ire<> throw•. Fourteen seoonds per cent. Middleport was 17 lor Southern late in tile third floor . . throughootlhe third quarlfl', but ZUspan, U-4 ; Gtee.".:.___Z.:I-7: Pomeroy ... ••.... . 7 Jll • "41_ • So h ol tho 8e8BOD, later No!Tlll, led by John Me- a, or lit per cent Soulbern hil quarter TanllehiU lor Middle- In • wild ending that oaw I fell beblnd by u much u ol:l Dally Pomeroy: Middleport 0 F b. 1 1116i:l d ut em had led H at the Cllntock, drove in for two 10 of 24 tree attempbo Middle- port • .;.ly iD the iourth and double tecllnlcal foul assessed polnbo In the final quarter when ' ., e ' : " U of the first quarter! 21-21 at poinbo from the side , lor 50-50. port 11 o1 26. ' Butdler late In the fourth . against eacb team with two sec- 3 consecullv• turnovers pro•· a lime, and .tell behind 35-34 From then until 15 seconds . Both coaches Cra oor ol onds remaining and Wahama ed costly. While Norr il turned up with Southern and Carl iNolfe of leading - · Bobby Greene The double technical foul sit. for tho first lime with 5(1 sec- I remained, Middleport ' onds left m the, third quarter trolled the ball , with Moore :~=ly lo~"i.,for Middleport, complimented re- sank one of two sholli to .,e the uation resulted [rom a mornenon Gary Stobart • Jump shot and Stobart doing most of the h Jed ' So~ . '·~~ ferees DeLong and Morris for game for the Falcons. Bobby tary melee at the end of t be fr~m 20 ~ out. . [handling. Stobart was fouled :,:en lleldero ~ well • officiated game. They Smith of .the Panthers sank game involving Eskew, Surface, he .o quarter wao Mid- ~ wrth 15 seconds Jell, miSsing at the fr Dne e ore of Chillicothe. ,both of h11 sholli at the other Crow , and Swindell. Surface and 19 '\ dleport s until the fmal seven the first of his one - and - one. . ee tor end of the floor to bring Pome- Crow were banished from the re- ~~Ill. bad 16 · oeven By quarters : roy within one point of tying. game Then started the foul seconda when Senior Blll Baer ,Southern recovered the put up a jum~r that swish- bound. 'i tr· era a two of teven free Southern 9 26 M 48 y Wahama controlled the ensu· shoot.i.ng contest with five foul ed through to lie the count at , ~ orris scored again wltb tour res. Middleport ~ 21 35 48 li9 lng jump ball and the game shots being taken hefore the t8·48. The Mt~dtes .had _led by 1seconds left exactly as he had l Moore led all acoren with Southt!rn _ Norns 7. 2..1 ~: was over. game resumed. as much as su pomts m that before, moving in from the seven field goals, all from Price 7-5-19· Fisher (H).{)· Mcqlldrter . side and taking a pass from !outside, and t ror 13 at the Kelvey 3--0-i· McClintock ,2--U· Go~don Powell wu the big John Wamsley ca me into the The ,overt~e. ~· w~s Mid-lfront court. freE line, good for 23 points. Baer 2..(1...4 ; Adams 0..1·1. Total~ ~n m t~e F~Jcon attack a~ he game to shoot for the banishjleport s wtlil NorriS htt on The victory was Southern's Stobart, also bitting well tram 21 ()1).29) 52. I hrt ?" nme field goals and _ five ed Surface. on a ~rsonal foul . shot that meant the gae, for ninth of the season against aix outside, had six fielders and Middleport - Moore 7-.9-23· 'rof SlX free throws for 23 pomts.l call and missed hts shot. Then If the ball had been turned ov· losses . two of three free throws for Stobart 6-2. 14 ; Davis l..J.5 · L Harry who sat came Greene's two attempts er , the Jackets could have held Southrn had a big edge in re-14 points. ons 0.2--2· Bradb . ' W ~.most of the fr_ ~ d quarter w1th land Smith's two throws at the 142 fourother fouls Falcon on b1m,inwas the f> oU1er end. · · ly double gures witb 13 points. ~e two teams will m~ I· Phil Swindell led the Pan- gam on next Saturday night, thers with 15 wliile Billy Jew- February 6. at Pomeroy. Mean8 U lied Pr I I lion! CO ell had H David E ke h whtle, the Panthers tourney to 0 1 fbll week's.. !larted firgt var:ityw ,g:,.: Jackson on Friday night ohile of his career, had eight points. :ahama Buffalo at basketbaU •ohedule: Including games of Saturday, M d Jan . 30: JR Each team scored 18 field e same me. on ay •reams W L Pili 0ps Ua ' ':MJ-'fV Or goals with the Falcons having In the preliminary game. the Phila. Textile at Steubenville C t I Sl 14 0 1147 894 the edge from the freethrow Pomerov Reserves down-" ••e 111 fRio indlay at Hillsdale .en ra . · J cu ' Grande at Campbellsville s eddarville 17 1 1551 1225 Rutland's Red Devils slipped Coach Lloyd Myers' South- line wh..-e they hit on 13 of 21 Wahama Reserves, 37-26. RonDid you kno w that you can cut on loni' d1iol ·ruesday r 1~ 1~y 14 2 1477 1278 past, Coa~h Gary Minton's North western Highlanders rallied , tosses. Pomeroy made good on nie l,(lgan h.ad 14 and Steve Fin· 40 tance ~ail s ? You can get the best bargains" by Kent St. at Duque:sne M1am1 . 13 2 1280 965 Gall~a Prrates 46-40 in a low. from a 34--29 halftime defi('it to l l2 of 15 free th~ows. IDw had 10 for Pomeroy . Ray keeping the fo llowing poi nts in mind : Miami at "i iarni (F la .) · St~ubenv1lle 11 2 93S 868 scormg game on ~e Pirates down the wilton Jets fi8.65 Sat. The Falcons JU~pe~ to a.n R~dm~n with eight and M. Fry Cedarvill e at Central State YW1ttenberg 10 3 836 719 planks Saturday rught. urday night. early lead and mamtamed tt w1th s1x were high ror Wahama . S tuf ion · fo -Mut i mt calls always cOBt leBa tbaa 13 4 1176 1029 The Pirates trailed 9--7, 16--15, , throughout the first quarter and Pomeroy 's F'reshmen nipped . oungs1own pers fm · to.person calls- bu t both cost p.·oportW. W~st er at Baldwm·Wallace Ol·io Univ 11 4 1235 loot and 23-23 at the quartermark.!. . The Vl~tory evened the Gal· moved ~ut to a 12·7 advantage Wahama's Freshmen, 29--27, on 1 at ely les s after 6 P.M. and all day Saturda7 and, ~~~~i~e:~ ~~ra~enyon DH~yton . 13 5 1392 1269 Lambert's 16 points paced the h~ ~untm~s season record to ' at the fll"st turn. The Panthers, Lennie Van Mf' ter's field goal Sunday. . 1ram 10 4 1094 993 winn.::rs . Mason Peck had 14 for SIX wms, SIX ~fe.ats . . though, came back with a good with 12 seconds remaining in 1 Ohw .'Jorth. at Manchester tfnd) Ak Rodney Cooks .w pomts pac· ·---·- -~ · -·- · -- - ·-Person-to-person calls always cost more thaD 10 4 1009 929 the Pirates. North Gallia is now stationto-JJt4tion calls. regardless of the tirnt Rio Grande at Cumberl and A ~~n d 10 4 900 .193 2..S for the year . The Pirates ed the w.inners. Strousbaugh'9 ! ~·wlone at Wilberforce s an 2 I d they 're made. Advantage? There's no charae for a Otterbein 10 5 1132 985 will play at Southwestern Fri- I e Wilton. ptr&on-to·person call if the purson you'w caWq Wednesday Ohio Wesleyan 10 5 1092 1019 d ay . Southwestern won the re. 1 0 cannot be reached. Xav Jer a . ayton Rio Grande 11 6 14<\a 1"367 North Ga rta co'IIect ed 46 re-- serve game, 43--26, behind Cook's Bowl ing Green at Toledo Snn F'rancisco at Ohio U. Cincinnati 10 7 1253 1173 to flutland s 36. The Pi· l8 points. Ruggles and Staple-Je After 8 P.M . cans are your biggeat bargain. Findlay at St. Francis Marietta 7 5 896 830 rates . had 19 turnovers - 16 in ton had seven each for the For no mm·e than U .OO (excl1tding taxes), you caD \ Steubenville at Muskingum John Carroll 5 4 6 14 706 the fmal half. Rutland h[ld losers . Box score of 1he varslty All-state candidate. Aaron l KYGER CREEK 145) make any stalion· tu-stat.ion call more than 22.0 &iraAkron at Mt. Union Bluffton 7 6 10~1 1005 turnovers, _NG hit 24 percent game : Adams, dumped in 30 points Sat· l Duncan S.2--14 ; Leach 2+8 ; line miles distant and within the continental U .B. Capital at Ottl~rbein Mt. Union 7 6 a,o 898 from the field; Rutland 28. urday night to lead the New Tyo 4..0.8; Barnett 3-1·7; Thotn· l (Alaska and Hawaii excepted) for the first 3 min· utes. However, this new , low "after 8 P.M." rate WoostP.r 8 7 ~~ 989 In ~turd~y s reserve gam~, SOUTH~STERN (C8} Boston Tigers to an easy 78-54 t as 2·1·5; Johnson 1-1).2; Polcyn Denison at Wittenberg does not apply to pen:on-to-ptlT.tOn calla under &Ill Marietta at Ohio Wesleyan \>Tus kingum 8 8 10lb 1029 the Little Pirates avenged theJr i , Atha :l..f).l6, Jackson 1·~; win over the Kyger Creek Bob· O.l·l; Totals 18 _ 9--4 5. 'Th d Capital 7 7 1087 1091 only .regular s~ason Joss ~y 1Cook . 1&.2-3~; Hall ~ ; Elhott cats on the winners• planks. NEW BOSTON t78 } circumstances.. urs ay Ohio State 7 7 1002 1105 dumpmg ~he Little Red Devils 6--2.-14, Shriver 0.0..0, TOTALS The win was the 12th in four· , Adams 15--{1-30 · F'raz1• r 5-0N. Texas St. at Cincinnati Rates for all of tbe>M! lonz dlataoce caDa are \ Wilmington 6 6 904 938 2&-25 · Sk.1dmores ' 16 "" All ianre (Pa .) at Youngstown · Toledo . poi~ts 2&-12--68 · teen starts for the state's ' 10 ; Simpkins 0.0-6' ; Holsinger a. based on the fir'llt !J minute.a. Bluffton at Ohio Northern Oberlin 6 7 954 1056 led the wmners. DavJs had mne WILTON (65} :eighth ranked Tigers and Ky l t·7· Prlode 2..Q-4 · White 4..0·8· 5 6 1 7 786 862 Today- with bargains like this-you call afford to 5 Wilmington at Cedarville , for the losers. 2-l· ; Steele · ·ll; I ger Creek's seventh loss in 12!Goddard 3(1..6 · Groth 1+3: ' 0. T 1 Xavier 10 1510 1506 Box score of the varsity Wrrght 7·0-14 : Hayes 1·1)..2: game!i F <" 1 ' use long distance for all its worth . Ohio Northeno S 9 1229 1255 1game: Strausbaugh 6'9-21 · Peters 4-3·· I reeman ~- • ota s 38- 2Tri-State at Defianoe Firday Baldwin-Wall. 6 10 1213 13231 RUTLAND (48) 10; TOTALS 26-13-Ss. The Bobca(s scored first ln [78. \ Western Res. 3 5 604 616 Lambert 5--6-1& ; Little S.lol5; the fast, movmg game on Don By qllarters : San Franci sco St. at Akron Kenyon at Transylvania Kent State 4 7 847 11611 Black 3-1-7· Stewart Z.H· R By quarters : IThomas s foul shot but Ad- Kyger Creek 11 12 5 17 - 45 Steubenville at Central State Ma lone 5 11 1285 1353 1-1-3. TOTALS 17_1246 ' upe Southwestern 15 14 22 17 - 68 ams then sank six long corner [ New Boston 18 13 24 23 _ 78 1 Parsons at Wooster 4 9 730 790 NORTH GALIJA (40) Wilton 15 19 15 16 - 65 shots ~o lead .the Tigers to an i Reserve score - New Bos.. Denison 1 Fenn Kv . State at Wilberrorce 3 7 737 731 Callihan 124 ; Garrett 0-l-l; Reserve score - SW 43 ; Wil- 18· 11 . lrrst per1~ advantage . 1 t~52;_ KC 22. Ohio Wes leyan at Centra (Ky .) Bowling Green 4 10 944 1112 Smith 5-2-13 · Chick 3- 3.9. p k ton 26. Phil Duncans three baskets Fenn at Malone Case Tech 2 7 622 701 !6--2·14· TOTALS 1S.I040 ' ec paced the losers in that stanza . . CASTRO TAKES !!ILL Coach John . Wickline 's charSaturday Defiance 2 11 692 11168 By 'quarters : f"hio State at Wisconsin Kenyon 1 II 794 951 Rutland _ ges came :oarmg back , as Lan. 9 7 12 11 46 Tul sa at Cincinnati North Gallia 7 I 8 17 - 40 HAVANA, CUba (UPI)- Cu-ny Tyo hil three layups and [ Stetson (fla. J at Dayton Reserve St'Ore - North Gal· ban Premier Fidel Cas•ro . who Duncan added two ~ore I Bowling Green at Ohio u. g lia 26. Rutland 25 lost year received hoot.> as a rteld goals to cut the wmers • West. Mich . at Kent State · baseball batter and fielder , lead to 31·23 at the intermis- 1 Toledo at Marshall OHIO CONFERENCE switched to pitching HunJzy for son. 1 Miami at Loyola 1111. ) Akron I the inaugueral of the fourth an-' The Bobcats now prepare to • 8 698 93 Ky. St. at Central St. Wittenberg r.tJal amateur base~Jall series. meet Eastern in an irnportant i 1 1 520 Steubenville at Find lay Pomeroy's Eighth grade Ohio Wesleyao ~ The bearded Cub3n pildted to SVAC contest Friday night at • 8 2 738 BaldwinkWallace at Muskingum team defeated Southern 4~ • ' Hiram 7 3 157 717 only one man in hi!! hrief ap-- Cheshire. I Capital at Oberlin Saturday as Kenny Otterbein S 3 557 513 pcarance and indurt'd hm1 to Box score of the varsity Denison at Mt. Union led the Baby Panthers Capilal 5 4 714 666 [>Ound out. game: Heidelberg at . Otterbein points. Gene Hendrix was Wooster 5 4 625 551 Kenyon at Centre for Southern with sev~n . Muskingum 5 4 550 528 Bethany at Marietta Southern downed Pomeroy Mt. Union 4 4 531 563 I' Oh1o Wes. at Transylvania 19 in the seventh grade game. Mar1etta 4 $ 604 581 Wooster at Wittenberg Dana Hendrll< topped Southern Denison 3 5 437 468 Thiel at Fenn wilh 10 while Randy Burt led Baldwm-Wall. I 6 504 573 Walsh at R10 Grande Pomeroy with eight. Lenny van Oberlm I 7 487 604 Parsons at Youngstown Meter's 12 points Jed Heidelberg I 7 469 574 OIILY Ashland at Wilmington Frosh squad to 8 29-27 victory Kenyon 0 t 436 537 $30.00 Down a.l•nee •• Bluffion at Earlham against Wahama Saturday night. Cenwnl1nt ferrnt Batey was high for the Baby MID-AMERICAN Detroit 0>11. at Cedarville Defiance at Olivet Falcons with 12. Miami 9 0 765 5(11 Oh10 6 I 576 492 Bowling Green 3 3 413 460 Marshall I 4 443 506 FURNITURE CO. Mich. I 5 481 533 MASON, W. VA. I 5 401 476 Kent • 3 203 254 Toledo ~~u~ern ~h Uon to ;: Norris Sinks Two Winning Baskets Wahama WI·ns Hair· ·Ra1ser · l:u;o:-:o~~:;; '~i~~t:.• :· ~7; • ' WASHINGTON iUPI) - The ~nate subcommittee on fraud~ wants the federal governme-nt to launch a broad attack on medical quackery and 1..'0nfH de..,. mea who proy on the elfirly. I - & ABBOtt PHONE WY 2·5321 Mlddlepart, 0. �~ (..\ • • .. "dly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. ' 1,_!9~ Two Accidents Investigated HELEN HELP US! Save PT. PLEASANT - '!be Shtriff'o depertmenl tnvtstlg'*«! two .,.,..ar accidanll the i---by Hoi-.. Bottel-~ weekend reeultini illdurtnc personal to one ()OI'iOD and proper· I wond er If you ' ve noUced lnl" nen" (ll IS "news" In Sa.. injury ty damas• your travel• and correspond ramento, Calil., I'm proud to j The lirot . miehap occureed at wlth YOWII pooplo thai say.) . . 7:30 p. m. Saturday on Fairthe towns and cities where Frankly, I'm a little .~tred ~~ ~ view Road at Meaon when teens are given onJy poor pub- 181 surveys I they can prove George F. Condee, ol&, Pomeroy, licity in the newspapers, these anything dependmg on how, ! last control of hiJ car and cities are where teeDJ More ralae where and with whom the in· I struck a tree. The 1959 model the most trouble. In our town, terviews are set up ), and Julcy l r&.r was totaled and Candee the kids have a ''Teen Paae'' bits on th e ''aimless genera· I rt'ceived " slilht cut over the at least once a we~k, and in be- tion" when I know d:m1 well right eyt. tween they are wrttten up when- young people now~days ha.ve The second mishap occurred ever they do something out- tw ice as much dnve . constd· Sunday at f p. m. two miles llandinl· We don 'l have too erably more brams end, yes, south of Pt. Pleasant on Rl. 35 mucb of a delinquency · prob- more moral fiber (they have when a car driven by Robert l8n here, perhap. because more temptaU_ons to fight) . t~an w. Byer, 28, Leon, an off the arown-ups are made to see the those in my ume. They net:u 3 1 hightwa y. then, in getting back leno <ounl and the kid• are j bang·up public relations push on lost control and CI'08ted the given a reason to feel proud to improve th_eir image, and if hie'hway, striking a hllhway ol themselves. 'lb.ey're recoe- no one else wil l step forward, 1 sign. Byer• was not injured bUt nized, tor the good they do. ju11t may take on the JOb my- 1property damage was estimat. And when thay break the law, self! 1 ed "I uoo. this get. publicity too , but at ----least people don't conclude This Niumn is dedicated to • ALL kids are .like the lew bad 'l ramily hving, so if you 're ha~· fr/eslmmster Youth apples because they newr hear ing kid trouble or JUst plaw Meet Suruloy Eve of any other kmd . . trouble. let Helen hel p YOU. The w..tminster Youth Fel· It bugs me tha_t so many She w1ll also w~1rome your own 1owship of the First u n i t.e d books and m~gaz~nes are 1 e- amusmg ex:pC'nences. ~ddress 1 Presbyterian Church in Middle· porting the ~tid _side of young Helen Bt1tteJ m <..:are oi this port met Sunday evening at the people and 1gnormg all the uewtipaper. rh urrh . The meeting: was open· fine high sch00l and co~lege st~ 'f d with a reading entitled, 1"Righteou• Living" by Seren dents who go about dmng thell' 4-H lf'adns will jobs, working their heads off, . • ]Lewis. accomplishing much toward 3 ,1fpp~ ftll.liiVInlfS The seriptuN lesiOn watt read ..lid, honest, BETTER adult PON1 PLEASANT - T h elb' Hill Haptonstall. Nancy life. They play up the thrtll jmonthly meelmg of the Mason Iiochanan pmented • piano seekers and the sex addicts wh~ I C~unt.y 4·H Leaders Assoclatlon1solo, "Ava Maria .'• A Bible maybe eomprise one tenth it! Will be Wtt:dnesday, Fe.bruary 3, quiz was conducted during lbat) of the youn~ people, and 7.~ P· m. at tbe ;esJdf'nce_ ~~ i the pvenlng .a nd group fiinging before vou know 1t, evf'rybody ML and Mr.11. Ra;mo~d Ltr . ed · h · · · West Columhl'l enJOY · had the lmprHsion that I e!mg s m . '· . 1 Following the busineu meet· whole kaboodle is going to the l Other than a b~lef bu~;ne~s ing the closing prayer waa glv· dogs ... Or Plse are Pure meetmg the meetmg _ ~~ e en by the Rev . Howard Ru)>" drudges who study themselves l ~evo~ to J;e t4-HF ~IVI~~ " a~~ pelt, Other attending were Kainto breakdowns. lle ason un Y. ~~r · d thy Lacey Sue Rue. Connie Why don't newspape~ and ult 1:a~ers ~nd JUnmr lea ers Bachner Lois Sauer, Edith • . ...t' "eq- ' are mv1tf:'d . !'he leaders me~t· • magazmes, etc., pl3....tlce _ hed d f F br ry 11 Haptonstall and the advisors, ual time' ' in reporting the a<'· !mg sc u1e or e ua Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonst.all tivities of young people't:w;l: be csncelled. _ , ·-~ ----·~-_ STUMPER 1 If anyone needs ass1stance 1~ · tra velmg .or locat ing the res I· inite date has been set for the l.)ear Sturuper : de I nee, call Gal Barnette Coun· . wedding. Because newspapers, mag·.t y Extt'flSIOn Agent - 4-H. ,.i.~.;;.........,........... azioes, etc., want Lo stay m1 I business. and whether we likel it or not, the fact remains that an ex(X)SP. of glue·smffers ~nd l marijuana addlet.J ha1 morej Women1 High Heel sate, appeal th~n a story on JUnwr chanty onves. 1 d M J h Ct ne . ht b t ommun , Mr . an rs. o..n 1appe Y , re lng J odu ccognitio~ I T.n 1hott . formrr ~iddlepor1 1'f'S· 1 it y ou accep ance an n~ ol' teen-agers being linked to ~ 1dents. are announcmg 111e en· 1 low deI.mquenry ra te:o~. Youth ' ga!:emot-nt of thPi r eldest daugh ·· 1 . tcr. Suzanne, to Mr . .Jav .rw1 s Warm does what i!'; expec ted of 11 . · . ~ . .d d Peters. sOn of Mr . ami M r s. Lined c!on 1 l'>t> ---. nll . 1 and , 1l . k1 ,~rea w·ll 1 1am J . p r 1r r:-. 111. s• p('l·del' ot no1hmg but the dogs - I< 1 1. 1 h th "t I s" wag f ., .o um us pr.:·r1y soon . e .a e . · Miss Talbott wa~ grad uated i the dog . ThabodtIS , tdhey b_~gm ~O ' from Barnesv ille High school, ti'mk "every Y 00' 1 • w Y class of 1959 and attended Kent not us?" St2te University. He is employ· MIDDLEPOU J think it is far more import· ed with a Columbus Motor comant than most editors realize p.anyv :" " ''_P~'~r~ts_"s~al':''".·m~a~n.:..:.'~"."."d:'ef'.'·'~..... to publicize the &ood about - - - - -- - teens e\o'·en though it may be porhaps a little dull, and 11 uses up precious opaoe. U we don't . aee the positive side in print, ! but Instead read story after neaative story about the beats,' tbe kookl, the chain carriers and their rumbles, the drinkers and smoken, IOOD we will be :.· propagllndized into fear that :~ · ALL kidi are headed toward 1 one or more of these pur:-;uils. ·:: ~ Moreover the .. good'· does· n't have to be dull reading. I eould name a dozen fascinating , projects youth carries on . 1n our town; from assisting w1th study halls fo r the undcrpnvileged to helping out m psydlla· trir wards it mental hosp1La ls 1 - and each one provides • won· derful , heartwacming tale. It's the same in every city. but all 1 IDa often thJS isn 't considered PLAY "NEST-EGG" •..• ~VERYBODY WINS .••• N4WAYS! With JlltWIItiP&r C01pon And Required Ptrchaus* Now Thru Wed., Feb. 3rd, '65 I IIDII~FOI ~ J.+J/. GREEN STAMPS~~·:;~ with $10.00 PURCHASE I with a $20.00 PUIICHASE NOW THRU WED .. FJ!B !RD. 1965 Cltll CO\IPON U.OUMID WlTM UCH JZO OD •uttii&U .lOU ""-" liHht ., WAHr COU · PONS 1J tCIU WISH DN fHIS IA~Il. AT IVANI ANY CHI COUPOt4 'EOHMID Wl'fH IACH SICI .OO IUI(MAq, YOU MAY UDIIM AS fiiLW1 COU· fOWl AI YCMI Wl'H @fill IHII IAIIS. .........;,.-.., ..... .... ~ AT ANY WICHAU. YOU IU.J ltOIIlii AlliUM' COU · fOHJ o\S JOU WIStt ON rMII WIS. .... AT ANY EVANS ' - ... ......, esauce ....l. itH _____ A ~k_fl«IMO . Extra Fancy Standard Tomatoes ........ JN-;... 44 Qt. Wastebasket . .R••.nd :~""'. • "aK••oger (offeev...~... 2 ~~. $1.39 Inspected WHOLE CHICKEN k ••R".·"o'.l' lb. ) I Maxwell House INSTANT ---------· n... Ctviltlcrt Sc'-""' Manit• Onto Nonot<ly Sf ,,I'Oit«t,~ 02115 tow. 1 et~dos. 'f PM1od ctlel:ked be· 10 lb. w.s. FIM\dl) 0 1 YlAO $14 0 6 OJ-hoJ6 Jtl N~'"-------------­ lt•oot.----------a••·----~---------­ Stot•·- - - ztPCMt l'M·I 1 ucr tAos rn1ouv ,, ...iliA& siLnR 111 TODAY do:r. Kraft's 59c c.tt.. C•k• I&J<p. 2/6/611 Chuck Roast * f . . V-IIj!iM Center Cut .......... 2-""""~lbl. Kroaer Brand 51kt4El<p. 2/6/611 Chase & Sanborn Coffee l ..'· 39c Chopped & Leaf Spinach 2",ac:,.. •_, led label lc Sale! Pint btl. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS Gallipolis, Ohio ' 4 '"I· bar pack T11rifty MAGIC TREND TREND BLEACH 49c 2.:~·, .39c Spiced Luncheon Meat OubuQUe tanntd Ham .... 3 :~ Dreued ~3.59 Whiting ... 5 :~ 79c Fillets ...... ••- 39c lb. s can 1!2-Cal. jug - 37c .00 Dash--- ------- ···-·····--'!. 85c Cascade . _. ___ ------ ___ ... ::· 49e Spic & Span _______ __ . ____ s:;:· 89c Cornet _•. _.• ___ ••••••. __ • ~. 39e Mr. Clean _____ • _•• ____ •. . .:. 7lc - - - - - - -- - - - - -- --- -Downy _________________ . ~~ $1.69 1-lb. ctn. ----- ---- --·---- --~ - - -- Top Job Liquid Cleaner _.. _ 7lc KNger Oranges __ . __ doz. 49c Foliage Plants 3 :;;;: $1 Endive- ------ ea. 19c Escarole •••.•• ea. 19c 37c 4 bat:·;.ck 53c DIY btl, Wil1on's Pure Pork r..,to LIQUID 22-os, L 33c Swiss Steak ........ ••· 59c Shoulder Roast ..... ••· 49c English ~oast ....... ••· SSe EnCJiish Roast ......... 49c Chuck Steak ....... ••· 4Sc 49c pkg. 36-ct. 39c pkc. SWEETHEART SOAP Cheer 85c ~ - - - --------------------·· • Duz •••••. . ••. . . olont ~ .-enuum •• 85e Salvo _____ . _.. _.•...•.... ·::1" 43c gi..rt T~~nderay 11 v. -Ol<. KARO SYRUP ~~·. $1.65 BirdHye Thrifty Nabisco Pinwheels C&G Suaar Jumbo Cookies , !p}"'i<'"-<l'C*.;:~\'1:' -;:zy· '""e~ "C '',m,tJ!f,'! ~'JIIfl'f''·~$"' • •wnt 'iW:OWr··MrP~ioi>'¥;.;,..,oo.!~M't " &we-' :w.p - r " •a m One K. S. StrawQerTy Thrifty Beef Center Cut Tencltray bag 1 ,...,m,.,'llllnmnnllnl'"'l''-'llllmr-.lll'lllrll,llr"riUiiVI 404 Second Ave. 5 :J'l..oz . lonve1 Whit. Brud &:p. 2/8/65 C1u11try Club Tbr!Hy PARKAV !MARGARINE 1 can I "' lhouldtr Cut 9.95 10.95 10.9S 17.95 17.95 .10 I a EVANS GRADE "A" LAROE ' EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES AVAILABLE ~ ... E<p. 2/0/65 loan1 lb. vantage of these low, low prices. DENTS II[UOVED ••. IT F..M S iTAA IGHTEN£0 • iROKEN HANCL(S, L.~QS KNOBS REPA IIIEO C. ll: f.: PLACED • MIS SING PM~TS & INSULATORS ft~PAiRED AND REPlACED • NEW COWI!I, IRU5H£1, MIRII:OIIS, t~&:R MQS FlLLm, ~!.f.£.___ij.Ap[1 fYBNJitji.Q t GOLD, COPIIER Pl.ATING J-. ln..... U. S. No. 1 All Purpose - MAIJIIE and hove them QUADRUPLE SILVERPLATED by ekllled •il<er· smiths 1t firllllt uvings durina: this Replltinl Site. Old famil~ pieces. replated like new, make wonderful Jlfts, so take ad- • Vanilla Extr.ct Exp. 2/6/65 By The Piece Take your precious worn silverware tnd heirlooms out of hldiT>ll fee us --~ one 4-oz. Kroger • till. c 6·0%. Jar - ... .... Plain Buttermilk ..... . .. • Kroger White Bread . . . . .. • 520·••· . . . . ,m.~urv ••11~<4 12 iscmts . . . . . . . .. • • • • Ground Chuck 16·01. Loaves :POTATOES PlectU @,...,...,~&ontott. l'Aorlon-10 VariottiH lb. I Trays (per sq. in<hl . .. . .. . .. .. • • .. .. .. 2Y2 lb. Peaches :-:": :.' :·~ 5·:.:41 Sugar ..~m~... . 2 . . . . 4 ~ : ; . ~ · st Ice Cream .All~~··~· . 49c Cream Pies katie EVANS-- WHITE ALE Sugat bowls ............. ...... ...... Wos,. bowls • . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • Tea, collet pots, ea<h ... , .............. Water pil<hers .............. , ...... , • ....- G•....Mt l!:xp. 2/1/111 Tide Detergent • . . • • Tomato Soup ~.: . . U. S. Co•'t. THE SHOE BOX (roam pil<hers ....... ..... , .......... $ --~- fft ~ JD0N fmY Tll"'ety uns. _ IUPLATINI2i SAl ( PRICES ~::~~~~~~o~lt~~to~w~m~·~:C~::: Helna SILVER REPLATING 2 '·, ARTI CI.I!: Prlu Dr•wlhf. K,...., 011 t '1).,1 ilt- No. 10:1 ,........,..,.....,...,...,..,"""l world news In EN" miry boo to too olllflWo fop 0 .... J.lb. • ~ Dress Boots I ..ch •lip and .....t in offktll ,....,_ Clu" KNIO• 1 I won, Send tht entry bt.tk ,........ fll cen1 GRADE SALE! I ...... ...... OM"d Met ... whit ,..,." qlo. SWIFT'S PREMIUM-D. S. lov't.lnsJected-Tendar Drown =. Miss Talbott Will be Bride Of Jay Peters C~~&~ntry 111M YMI vi•k k,.... Jult tMr flff ..... Swan11lown 2ND, 3RD 1 I Got • · - ......, ...... tllp _ . , toll $ FEBRUARY 1ST, Here's All You Do: Yellow Corn . . . ... • Kroger Milk . .~..~··:.. . . . 8 .... Cake Mixes ...... . 4 -......· . . .. 3 Luncheon Meat ..... . ,._ Kroger Catsup . . . . . . 6 ....,,. Salad Dressing . . ·~·:.. . . 3 Pork &Beans . . . . . . . 9..... Peanut Butter . ~t··:r ~·~~·: • Avondale Peas . . . . . . 7 Apple Pie Ridg, NOW FEB 1RD. 1965 ·ONI-COUPOH lk!OIIMID wnN f~ 1$.00 ............ ........... lVANI ,,..., 8..... e"'"'" toot Yollow w. IC. 1 NOW TIIIW WED .. f'EB 3RD. 1965 I Mon iter 1(){ ft. You Kroger - ·----· ----· lb. baCJ KANDU BLEACH 5 "'t:;:· '1 ·-- - - - -Miracle Margarine •• ___,__ • '!.. 31c --Miracle Corn Oil Margarine '!. 37e Fluffo ____ .. _____ . __ ..•• 3 !; 89e · --- - -·--- - ~ w. .._ ""' nth! to tlmlt . - C.yrlthl, 11ot K - eo.. ltM ·-·· - �,.,........... Fo.;.r...L.;.e~-~.......... WANT AD Busineu Servi- INFORMATION INCOME TAX service, JoJm. soo • s1mpoon wurance Ag· enry . Room 6, Coal!l Build- I .,,. •· " ~!;'"~"!~:! ''"'"'"~ Mnm1 ~· ,.,. . , ~\~~~(!:~~~~ ... c. n .... dli n • llM A ·=~~~~ I OR Rf'"I 'TIOI"" ~~"' ·~:~'' 1;;' ~~;,~ ~~~' 1 zo tfe .. •• " Fob. 1', 1'98S- QUALITY • 1961 Chevrolet BlsCiyne 6 4 Door _ $999 PowergJidt! trans, good tirell, rlllrk fgeen finishd beater. A wonderful to buy Normally Priced $1 95, Reduce to S999. " " " , , •v"' River news Go~~&• reodlnp: lour-Ileal llllll'<!llle lime of live minulel, 17.71 H<OIIdJ over lbl toueb St. Moritz Olympic rua. SPORTS SUMMARY Galllpolls BJ Ualtocl Prell laterallllllllll Dam 17.1, 24:.3. running 48 Feet rollers, Pomeroy~Mason 24.· Pt. Pleasant 25.82, Hinton ~~~;~.~.Kanawha Fan1 5.25, Char· 19.,.. London , - MELBOURNE, A-1118 Wimbledon eh•mpion Roy Sahu'day jEmerson of Australia beat Da.. ARC,ADIA, calif. - Clatbome Viii CUp teammate Fred Stolle ~arm ll Duel scored an upset 7-1, 2-6, 6-4:, 7-6, •1 to win hil Marmet victory ln the $1Z4.800 Charles It h I r d succe88lve A11BiriH811 and Winfield dams were on the ,H. strub Stakea'kt Santa Anita. s;nales -•·mplo-•••. -~ ~~ -Boat Movemeo ts : BOSTON • M ass.- Bill Croth -1 SAN FRANCISCO - George 1961 Ford ''6" - 'V2 Ton Pickup $999 Oblo River - Valley Voyag- er:!l, a Toronto pharmacist, won I Archer of San FranclJco d• Ftareside 8 rt. Deluxe cab, &ood tire&, beater. Normally Pric· er up H, 1:40 p.m.; Robert the Boston AA 600-yard run for feated Bob Charles ol New ZeaH ' n :!> l ':=========~ ed $129~. Special $999. Reed up 14, s , JO p.m.; Lady ~Is third lrark victory in u land in a lUdden death playofl INCOME TAX service. Victor! Rosemary up 14, 7,30 p.m.; Har· many nlgilts. to win the Lucky International I • ~n l • I""' "' "'d ._.n ,. tnA~ rii O!t \1 •nonwrr· • ·~:, r~ • 11(1 c ~ nt • E . Gaul, Chest!l', Ohio. Phune Real Estate For Sale ry Dyer up 14, 3,10 a .m.; Har· •olf Journamonl . l~ I " '"' P ~ ' "-'"rrt l m rh r ~ l"08 lf""u• ·~ • on8... ,,n. 985-2402 after 5 p. m. Jordon down IS, s,4•0 a.m.·, COLLEGE PARK, Md. - n. " !Y• nf't c~"' ll•• ~.,u~ • o n p1td •d• •n" ~ '" ' ' "'' "" '"" '" "" 1 -- -- - -_:_1 I 3otp 0f0r 0. George down 1S, 6' 10 a. matha lllg~ School ended Powc ARD oF rH.\ NKS & o sJT UARIES ~ / 11.15 , ,. !\0 w unl mJn , Ranger up 16, 9:55 p.m. ; er Memorial Academy's 71Lmum &adl :o.d dltt<>nat word t c EXPERT cabinet · making, hcust,UC Ill' ~• ., OPEN I!!VES. 7:00 P.M. 'P 17, 2:50 a.m.; Ja- gc.me basketbaU winning streal< Airman Du dd in• in 8 f ,.,. ('~ H ou Rs tom made urmture, sue as POMEROY, OHIO G. down 17, 3:45a .m .; Hat- with a 46-43 upset . 0 1 lalu.'!:.y hut ch cabinet::; and buffets POMEROY - e . room frame M. up 4:%0 a.m.; John Gemini Recovery IT'~us~u~t":\ tables, er.c, made to order house witb bath, gas circulatRowe up 20, 5:40 a.m.; Titan HIALEAH, Fla. - Parka Airman Fir9t C1 80bb J aJ:SULT PROD\JCtNo Blll lt-m cupboards or cablnets ing heat, 2 porches, ctllar OC up 20, 6:35 a .m.: L. Fieore. equalled his own track record of . a8ll Y · WANT AD Phone WY 2,1312. 3otC basemen!, utilily building and down 21, 6 a .m .; James Hodd .U3 4-S for I l-16 mile at ld:: 0 · PHONE WY 2-21 56 l'oeigler Buildlnk ••wl> t 0 r large lol, 3 blocks off · Main up 21 6' IS a.m. A. J . Patten & i leah as be sped to victory ln . g con ·• new hom" Built in kite!> Streel. $3800.00. Jefferson up 21, us a .m .; Nor- the 125.000-added Bougainvillea Moddleport, one of lhe ens. storm windows, alum- MlNERSVILLE - 5 - room Entered Hospital them down 23, 6:15a.m. Walter Turf HandJcap. S. Atr Force A-IT Rescue Squad· inurn sJdmg Call Guy Ne1g- frame house with bath, gas hose ho entered PT. PLEASANT- George L. 23, 6:15 a.m. ; Walter ron (ARS) men deployed In the ler . Racine, Ohio. circul atmg acre lot A Among t . : r the week- I"Rocky" Searns, 67, Beckjord up Greenup 6:10pm; Sauday Atlantic tn support of the Notice 29 tfc bu} .at $350000. Holz~ hosptt~l 0 e ia, Pt. Pleasant Route 2, died. ' J , S. Lewis down Greenup NEW YORK- James (Pud) ~ J~nuary firing of ~e Gemtni12 Jack's Dairy Bar - - -- -RURAL - 5 • room frame end mcluded . Su~ d7 -;-A~e- Saturday m the Van Meterl25 p.m.; Elijah Wood Galvin, former pitcher with the Titan II space vehicle from 6R Home made PIZZA In Memory house wolh front JHirch, Rt 'j Rest Home after a two year Greenup IUO p.m.; PitLsburgh Pirate• during the Cape Kenedy, Fla. Sausages Pepperoni -----· -· ed bnck. s1dmg, sink, oil c1r·l _rs. a~es_ (.'h ulsse R. .Ab- illness. IBrent down Greenup 3:30 a.m. ; 1880's, was elected posthumous-- Dudding attended Mlddle11 1 8 1 ha.:n burger . Small - 50c ; lN LOVIN G memory of ?ur i culattng beat. One acre lot dw~ ' ~heshi:; es shirt . He was an employee of the Pamela down Greenup 7:05 to bueball's Hall of Fame. port High school. His father, Med1um - 75c . La r~ r - $1 00 hu sband and tather. Orville With garage and some frutt : e s\ ~ 2Sr R Cheshire; New York Central Railroad sec-- a.m.; Peggy Downey John C. Dudding, resides in __ _ l ZB 6tc Slack who passed away 8 trees. I ~~:;~ 'non 'Wa~Je t1on gang for 44 years. Greenup 7:45 a.m .; Western ST. MORITZ, Switzerland Rand, Va. His wife, Hazel, 262 Wn..L DO rug weaving WI 9- years ago .J<.~nuary 31 C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR ve YPleasant Mr. Stearns was born May Meldahl 6:10pm.; Alton retained the world's is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. 2826. l-9-20tp The world may changt! from BOX 221 WY %-38301 Jeffer~on ~ Cl, P~ H d '9, 1898 m Point Plea.sant, a son yr up Meldahl 7:15p.m.; four-man bobsled title with a iG. D. Stobart of Rt. 1, Racine. year to year 1 1 29 3tc Mrs ran one ' en erson, of the late John and Mary L. up Meldahl 9 p .m.; AUTI 'MilBII.E Jnsuranct l)een And Fr iend s fro m day to day -· - W Va ., Mrs. Harley Po~ell, McGraw Stearns up 10 ·55 p.m ; National cancell!d' your opera But never will the one F'OR SALE : Modem 3 bedroom Clifton,, W. Va ., Mrs. S. Surviving are. two sisters, 12:25 a .m.; Aetna tor'l lieenaf'? Call W¥ :&-t966 love home , 6 rooms, bath, break· Mathen~ , Rt. 1 Leon. . a., Miss Ethel Stearns, Rt. 2 ?t. Lomsville down Meldahl 3:10 • • ' • • SU!Ut From memory pass away. last room, large basement. ~s . L~ura ~- Saunders. 185 Pleasant; Mrs. Maye Sayre .a.m. 0 P T 0 M E 1 R I I T - - -- -- - - - - - I Wife, Ada Slark , Children & and attic. Close to schools Ftrst St., Mtddleport , Harold Charleston: three brothers, Earll Gallipolis Dam - Big Office flours. 9 to 12. 2 to 5 (Close at NOOD OD For Rent f;ra ru.k ld ld-rr r.. 1-311--ltc 1 and churches in Middleport IF ._ Jeffers , llO ih . Pleasant Stearns, Pt. Pleasant; John up 4:50 p.m.; OVEC up - - -- -WY 2-3626, 439 Lincoln St., Ridge, Pomeroy, Krtsta L. Stearns, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant and p.m .; Zimmer down 12 :40 a .m. l'burs.- Easl Court St.. Pomeroy 10 ACRF.S of bott 0rn c-orn 1 Losl and Found Middleport. 1 28 4tp j Brown, Rt. ~ Jackwn~rB~n:a Bud Stearns, address unknown. ISolvay down 1 a .m.; ground . SH 24695. - - - - -~ ---. ·- - 1 Gray,R~ak ~~ ~~j ER 1 Private funeral service will . u~ 1=25 a .m.; ~-ueen City 1 27 6tc KF.EPS,\KE' dJa mQnd weddmg FOR SALF. - Six ruom house m~r, . hI ' o . . be held 2 p.m. Tuesday in the 3.10 a .m.; Phlhp Sporn with bath. Also a four room / Feuerbacher , At. ens, Mrs. Bnt-1 Crow-Hussell Funeral Home 5:30 a.m.; H. E. Bt'wlea MODERN furn ished 2 rooms rmg, lost 111 III Cmlty Kroger I t B B I Coa1 G d , Stun• aood Court Street He house and six lob in Middle.. ! on . ar ow, rove: an lwith the Rev. Charles Rogers la.m . and IJath c ft 1eit:'ncy ap<.~rtment l ward . Write Box 668A, Thel port. Phone WY 2-3509. Mrs John W Pack Ripley officiating. Burial will be 0 · F· in K anaw ba Rl ver Firs! floor . Middleport. Phone W Va Sh M t 5 40 WY _ ll 12tc Da il y Sentinel. 1 28 3tc 1 21 6tc · · Lone Oak cemetery. The fam- 1 earer up arme : p.m.; SEE OR CALL 2 3874 1 Saturday - Mrs. Sabra Ann Hy has asked that flowers be !L_ucy Jan~ Lucas up M'ormel 1960 SKYLINE Mobtle Hom e Clark , 26 Vinton Ave .. M r s.l omitted. The body is at the fu- 8.25 p.m., H.elen Z. up THRE E H00!\1 furnished apart· for Sale 50 x _10. 3 bedrooms_, [ront \John N. Stout, Rt. 1 Bidwell, neral home. met 3 a.m_.; Geor~e Pnce ment w1th bath for couple. j - - - -end k.1lchen on lot, s1ze 97x Mary M. Holley Rt. Crown Marmet 5.20 a .m ., Asa up 2 P hone WY 2-5435_ in Middle- 1957 ~:. T pickup $395. Floyd 1 Block From Traffic light EM 7·7526 205 located in Rutland. Pric-~ C't G Wh "tti gt f1eld 2:50 p.m. ; Duncan ! port. 212 South F'1fth 1\ve l"<H"'i!ltl . 1-{1 l, Middk pnrr. S 'l ed together, $3,300 _ separ- ~· S eorgeSt ·Pt ~I 0 0 ~' COME FOR FUNERAL down Winfield 10:45 p.m. ; Bea-1 1 18 tfc 2-5:t!ll ~ - l -2tc ate ly trailer $2500 lot $1200 IA prLuc~ lk' ~?sanl · Relatives who came here to ver up Winfield 3:10 a .m. APARTMENT. 5 rooms and I r..;sw autumn haze min k Call 'sH 2-5623, Robert Snow~ Ange 1aPt · Pia er,t 2 R d '" coLn lattend the funeral of Noretha 1 ve ., . easan , u se11 . M Fl . S d t h 1 Min ~HIO bath . shower and tub 63 S. 1 s tnl ~; See : f\.Irs. V1r~il Carl. l den. 1 26 6tc l B 11 Rt 2 Let rt W Va M 1- • emmg, UI'J ay a t e1 • lrV 3rd St., Middleport, Phont! Rt ... Pomf'roy or. Kmrsburg C a • F ·ll aN ' ~- Chase Funeral home in Rut- Cedarville 5 0 383 299 , WV 2-2671 L !S tfc l Rd . or Ph. WY 2-&156. 2·1-12'p ·oR SAJ..E-Middleport'a tall Var1 v·a·t a:r_s, Lew Maven,N · IJand were Branch Fleming, Ashland 3 I 278 2Z5 THAII.F:R LOTS _ _ISF.WIN G Ma chine. new 1965 esf bUilding, located 352 N 1Ha ., ICW •rJVa yMnnd _ay, Shew I Miami, Fla.; Robert F. Rob- Bluffton 2 2 285 263 lree sew model. Sew s forward and reaven . a., M"ddl a e1met Eoe-_ erts , Cuyahoga Falls, Mrs. Ro- Wil ~rung . ton 1 3 28 1 329 . There is no such thing as unemployment for the Second Street, Mlddlt!pnrt k ' Rt a~e and water. Brown's Trail \ verse P::qUipped to zig zag, l 1 1 Pr1ced for quick b8le. 1D- , ma er F . k ejHIRr 'tl ud bert Tippens, Mrs. Eva Hays Def1ance 0 5 291 392 TRAINED, QUALIFIED PERSON. If you want 1 er Park I Sl Me Approved I. buttonhole darn etc $38 88 : gene onroe m , . k u San • Mr . and Mrs. Lawson Da1.1y,' BIG TEN job, or need a better job, ENROLL AT GALLIPOLIS Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY Term s. wy 2-3862 . I 29 61C ' quire at Ohio Hotel Mrs . .Iames S . QUIC ' yra- all of p d c 1·t W V • M Michigan 5 0 483 414 BUSIN~SS COLLEGE• K th H0 ll 1'd Rt 1 a en y. · a., rs 2-:!324 . I 15 tt c I cuse, t enneEd ' d Ray, · I Frank Bercher, Marietta , and Iowa 4 1 438 361 road, C , FARM 82 A. on hard TWO 4 room furnished apart 63 Olds. _ arpen er , . war ee v e s, ~ Mr . and Mrs. Grant Roberts lllinois 3 1 309 $2,288 building sites, old house and ment s One lirst floor WV. 2r ' .Jctfi re Coupe. Supt>rcharged Jackson, H1ra~ Marks, Ham- Pt. Pleasant. ' Minnesota 3 J 335 Leaded_! barn, mineraJ. den. Mrs. Ferdmand Wybenga, Indiana 3 2 404 36>8 IIZ7Ue Pnginr . Hu r kf' t s P a t~ with Star Rt. No. Homer Smith, eon sul SilOllf'SS t"(' rl f inish (Now Day Quortor Begin March Wadsworth, and Willie Green, Northwestern 2 2 294 Ml fl J~~ · ~"'No-,-roo -m -an<l bath ' wilh hla e k interior . \\'· a s 3 - Box 29, Ripley, W. Va. lurnr"ht!d apartment. M t d $2.495 .00 . Russell, Ky . MEETING CHANGED Obio State 1 3 311 l -25-3otp ~ Regl.ster for one of the Diploma Coune~ Hlow and dh·port WY 2.·3874 . Births , Worthy Matron Katherine Purdue 1 4 302 $1,666 I 61 Buick _ 9 11 tfc Mrs. Donald K. Riffle, 119 MiLchell of Evangeline ChapWiscon"in 1 4 337 Livestock 1et your goals for professional status. new IOCJil I LeS<t brf' Sllt W a~o:un Owned MODERN 5 room house in h.v nne of flll [" mf'rhanics Cedar St., daughter, 12 :22 p.m. ter, OES, Middleport, anounc- Mich. State 0 5 398 circles. chance for advancement, and good lnCODll New H<.~ven , w. VB., on !\lid . Pnwf'r Stf'e rin g & l.Jra kes. 1Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterin· 1Sunday. Mrs. Carl Eugene es that the regular meeting 1 Aut o l. ran s. WE' ca n highlv 1 way Dr ive , bath , garage, fut James, Eureka Star Rt ., son, of the chapter to have been held Pleasant vaney Hospllal I rf'nnn mend this car. wa·s arian , large and smaU animals [ • Jr. Accounting Jot $1.795 00. ADMITTED ' Mrs. Roland eGeneral Office size uasenoent . large I 128 Washington St., Ravens- 7' 46 p.m. Saturday. Mrs. Rody [ Thursday Feb. 4, luis been $75.00 month . Le a<;e required 1 wood, W. Va. Phone 273-4271 C. Flowers, daughter, 6:05 p . changed to Thursday, Feb. 11 Terril. Rutland ; Robert Mey- 11 .! eBusiness • Stenographic Phone 682·2052, New Hawn Office hours, Daily 4 to 6 p. m. Saturday. Mrs . Carl E. Whit- I because the date for the school' ers, Bidwell; William Stanton, w. va. 2 1-fitrtington, Pomeroy Star Rt., son, of instruction at Reinsvllle falls ' Vinton; Patricia Orr, Pt. Pleasm. I 26 tlc Pom!'roy, Ohia Administration • Seuetarial -- - --·I ' 5:34p.m. Saturday. Mrs. Ferd- on Feb. 4. jant. I lrl pomerOV M .,.. t·JJ ~s. :! "to M~~-~ ~' 1 ,}~. ~~~! C -..,. .; 17~ Hla-l g;:~:~g, D'Ies Saturday heat~ f':o:'sMrs:; w~ Ambro~ roll· l ~nd ~hW~lter~ 1 l.o..~ @) R ky Slearns Hospi tal News -~ I sills. 7 u. ~id~ ~~ 2 0 w~ w. ~eel~ V1flv;,:::ir=::--::~~==::::~~~~~~;_:~;;;;:~ N W COMPTON Q D Mel~a~l Natloul lliHblllll1 Anodlt!oe BostOn U3 Ntw Toot • By Ualled Prtto IJolerDidolla.l Phlladelpblo lJ'I C!oclnniU dl z.- lllvllloD Detroil ll9 St. LouiJ 107 W L p Los AngelOS tl SaD Fran. M • ol. t KadiJ'I GaiN Television Revue BOlton 46 9 .83tl Clncinnotl 34 19 1142 1 (No pmoo ocbeduled) Phi I . 1'101dR1'o Gllllleo lade p~la 27 ~ .!19 st LoUIJ PhD 1N y 8 U•lled Prou IDtorullollll Johnson ltorl In ABC • TV'o New lilftl ltl .!011 York. 11 HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Nol.. " Ben C11ey" Fob. J2 81 1 man W~L, Pot. Loa Ancelto VI. Del. at .Ciavt. lo watc~ television by ; who accuses his son of mallnl· Los Angel" !I 21 $98 (OIIIy gamn ocbeduled) tloCb:cbUI Coverage: In addl~ erillJ , , . Billy Rose viliitl St . Louis 2e 28 n . toda)"o 111-<lay lelecasto NBC • "Today" projrlllll Balllmoro 21 'll Shonandoab 74 Caldwell 71 1 o~ Sor Wln•lon CburrhUI'a lu· Thursdoy . . Cleveland Browno Detroll 22 :It .JIIIS Slockporl 61 Rom.Canaan H ~ al, the networll!l will offer lullluock Jim Brown hil a role San Francisco 12 41 .226 Marietta 82 Cambrklje II fir~ wrapboup •lnperlalo • · · The on ABC-TV'a " ValenUnt's Doy" Stmday'o Rnalto New Concord Ill Croobvlllo 5fl . an ur lenath, alro on Feb 19 NBC·TV 11 t p.m. EST . . . . . 0 The next, 11!0 an hour, lJ Ftllllre BuoiD,.., CBS. TV'o lrheduled lor 8:30 p.m. EST "World War I" documentary ..... Ill ..... on ABC~TV . .• At 7 p.m. EST, series bao scheduled o unique there will be a SO.minute 11Um- subject for Feb. 21 : Songs of · ..,.. .. ,_ _ a8J)IIl 28.a.,. mary by CBS-TV.. . And NBC. that war . • . "CBS Roports" TV wtll pre10nt anolber half. exploreo changes In !be Com:lloodoa --~ hour at 1:30 p .m. EST . . . Rex muntst Eaat European bloc ~ Harrison, In London , and Sir Feb. 8, with Rumanla'o Prell· John Glelgud, ln New York, dent Gheorghe Gheorghiu • Dej read some of Churclolll'o pro,. among appearing .• , The during CBS-TV'o daytime rov- new president of llarah LIW· erage. · renee College, Ester Raulhen- yo: Dt~ ''' ' "' ' S~n Franer~o at~.! :500 .m rv· 5AICK AUVE II IH' HOOTIN' HOLLER iOIOOLMA'I!M!! DAflY CROSSWORD - -.. ·-·....... &.ON••• u- t ::'... ;:" Headlfoera: Jimmy Durante bush, iJ a guest on 'T~.ay" rnarkl hla 72nd birthday on M"':~ay .•• Nexl Friday, ToCBS • TV's Ed Sullivan allow day offers I dlscu..oon of the If..,_ Dlti Feb. 7 ••• The Harlem Globe- hotel buslneoa . . . Peter Falk :10. IL~ trotten lppear on ABC • TV's and Inger Stevl!ns, who onee 1 "Hollywood Palace'' next Sal· teamed ~~ the acclaimed video urday' and ,. do Cor I Reiner dra"!~ .The Price or. Toma·j and Mol Brookl • . . Danny toelI , wdNBCI eooTVta~ aBogsbon Hln • . 1 Thomu and Shirley Jones are P ay on • psto on NBC • TV'o Perry theatre aboul famed Como hour Thurlllloy , •• Van rapher Robert Cape. aa.o. ope pholof' ------= I HUMAN I· TARLAN!i Meer AT THI! DOGPA'!Ol 10'fi!'L LIN!:f. I :e: t 3 1 . • • ' ' I COAL FOR SALE LUMP--STOKER-EGG I _ . ..,._,.. ... oll4:d PEACOCK COAL CO., CHESHIRE K 29 4oo H ·· . . I I. - DAILY catnoQ'DOl'JII- ._.. ..... tD .m;tn All:lrDLDAAXB 1 rorObe-~----·---leAI.I 11oe- u.. x""' 111o- o-. ..._ .,... ..._- Are You Interested In Your Future? _ _IIIII lllo-_ _ _IJf l l l o - .0. Ill ..... &rvpldoo, -_ -A M· I j NEW NIGHT CLASSES BEGIN FEB••1B m .., I I Blaettnars I F'URNISHED apartments with VACUUM CLEANF.RS, ca nnis-, Auto Sales inand A. Wybenga, Wadsworth, I DISCHARGED: Gilbert Becbutilities furmshed . :.~bo goud · ter type. Have co mtJlete st"! 1 0 .. daughter , J :05 p.m. Satur- SLALOM CHAMP tie, Henderson; Mrs. garage_ $fill {XI monthly in cleaning t<xlls . Salesman deTbt Rambler day. SEEFELD, Austria (UPJ)- lette Bateman, GalUpvlis Fe1r- 11 Middleport and P'lmeroy Cal l monstral or<; ~·u ll ca:-;h pnce World sundard of Compad Discharged The world professional giant ry; Gerald Johns, Buffalo; W\' 2-2720 or WY 2-227B I $15.95. WY 2-3862. ElcPIIencf' Patients discharged over the slalom was captured Sunday by Harry Davis, Pt. Pleasant; 2·1-6tc I 29 5Lc Dig ear room, ride ODd ,.... past weekend included Phyllis newcomer Francois Bonlieu of Lloyd Foglesong PL Pleaoant· - ----·-· - -I - - -fOI'"mance. Small car ecouumy Irwin, Donald McKinness, Ray- France, who maneuvered tbe Mn. Clarence Letart; i ROO~! •1 actmenL and baoh .' pJr. FOR SALE corn fed ODd biD mond Miller, ShirleJ Jatcb, 1.,600.meter course In a two-beat Charles Knapp, Clifton: unrurmsl1d f ur-~ be t ween 275 an d, 300 11us . $40' managers t)' - - seconds before Mrs. Abraham Thornton a . h d U All . u!1lit1es bo s.e Mrs. Cha r 1es Kiea Hng and in- ~-~ of 1 w.m~ e . pstairs a ve 0 r. WY 2_:18 19 fan! da 7000 fan Hl . Donovan s ofice Phone WY _ . . _ _ 1 28 Jtc _ Melropolhu Metol'l ughter, Mrs. David Taw. , s. as Lietner of daughter, Pt. Pleasant; 2-3046 or WY 2-2064. Trotwood Travel • Trailer for E. MaiD Street. PomerDJ ney and infant son, Mrs. Nor· tria was second and France's daughter of Mr. and Mra. 1 tfc salt. ln good condition. Sleeps Pboal Wl z.aB'll man Mitchell, and infant son, And r ien Duvillard finished aid Walker, Pt. Pleasant; 12 ;-;:-;c---o- flve . 8 room duplex, 2 lots, t 22 1ft Mrs. Charles Stanley and third. C. R. Noffsinger and son, South I • room and bath apartment large double garage, cinder fan t daug hter, Mrs. He1ena Charleston; Mrs. Fred Durst, In Pomeroy. Pbone WY 't-3319. block building behmd it. Wanted To Buy Steven F. Fuller, Ma's. A. ARRESTS MADE Leon. - - - - - - - 1 2 1! tfc WY 2-SI87 Holslein, Mrs. Carrie PT. PLEASANT - Arrests Stc STANDING Timber. Top cash , Mrs . Arthur Kerwood, Mrs. during the weekend by local OZO TRIYITING VICI'OR · 1 28 I'RAILER lots for renr, close - - - - -price paid. Marion Reynolds,! E. Thompson, Mrs. ~yrata law enforcement officers were PARIS (UPI) _The worl<l'al to Laundrymat and schools 75 B~L~S of soy be~ns, 2 1 Coolville, Ohio. Rt. 3. Call Neil, Mrs. A. R. Richard George Greene, Jr., 23, richest trotting race, Fr;on<'•'• Valley Lumber & Supply Com-j fresh cows. WY 2-2fl53 . after 4 o'clock, 667-3503. Jenkins, Mrs. Allie New Haven, charged witb dis- $106.000 Prix Damerlque, 111-3.uc 1 26 6tc 1·11-tfc am, John J. Slaughter. lurblng tho peace; Bob Eugene ""'"Sunday at Vincenoos track I pany Midd'eport • - -Teresa Talbert, Long, 22, Henderson, lntoxica- by Ozo, a 7-year-old 1"H:I 1::1!.: an;j lour I'<Yl"l• furnio:he- SOME OATS. Call WY 2-6227 ~ Clark, Elizabeth Hudnell, Joseph Franklin Wheeler, brfd filly, before a cmwd ol I 28 61p Help Wan ted 011 and apart. ne Cannon, Luther Harvey, 53, Rt. 1, Leon, hrtoxlcatlon, 3li,OOO !ana. Amerl<m-bred menlo. WY ~~~~ 12 6 de mit Fisher, Willlsm Carleton and Charles F. Jones, 13, ApElame Rodney llnishfd oecood WE LOAN Carpet Shampooer tor wanted. , Carl Maniskas, Jane ple Grove, intoxication. and Oscar R.L. was third. at no cost with purchase of TELEPHONE aollci Business Services Top wages, plus bonus. Stea· Mrs. Carl Fallars, Mrs. R. WY 2-3243 is the phone to -call Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker dy work, with a new com- McDermitt and infant Furniture , Middleport, Ohio. for Limestones. <~ny size 26 6tc pany in the area . Send appli· ler, Mrs. R. A. Garner, Prompt deli ve ry . Emmel w - cation to : The Dai ly Sentinel, and infant daughter, Mrs. !!!50 PLYMOUTH, I -Man lhuler, Cont ract mg. 1-30..3tc M. Davis and infant son. Mrs. 668 B. p()wer saw. Reasonably pric- - Box I 29 tf• - - .. Dorsey Roush, Mrs. Sarah U. S. Civil Servl"Testll ed. Phone WY 2~12. l-25-6tc &an Gne.er. Phuabllll& ... Me.o ·wQmen 18 •nd o~ Seeuro )ott.. Farley, Mrs. R. D. Ti!Us, Mra. Hll'b pay Sbort nnun AdYuc•ment. 1957 8xSO, 3 bedroom .. National Thouumd• Heattn1 nf loh• Qp•n Pn,arttoi"J' Brady Young, Mrs. C. A. House Trailer. CaD Raveoa tnlnln& unt11 lPJ)(IInt-e<l lbP"rl"'n~ vens, Bernadine Cook aDd tnform.aWood 273-9425 } 1 24tp UIU81J, U.DnHeiiiii"J FREE 8Ddflllnorttolllo. foal' W1ftt - troalllel tlon on loba. ..Uarle1. reQIIl.remente . iel Needs. _ Write tQdU trtwtml ft&ll't•, ad~ •1ld ~ "' ..... oD •be SLUGGISH .septic tank? Clog- phon•. SoworMacll· ?. Get Kl ean-Em · Dalb Llncolll lkrvtee. Boa eBB-, PnmWOJ' ged drams Sfntlnel. Pomero~ , Ohio FffiE DOUSED All Septic tallk cleaner at DEALERWAN TED. Good PT. PLEASANT - The local CoD W\' 1-1171 0., ,. Nlpl Farm Bureau . R.tlwleigh business Landmark fire department answered an now open lie l~l-30tc in Pomeroy and MlddlejHirt. alarm at 2:30 p. rn. to the BEA'11NG, Plumb toe, Moeller If willing to condu ct Home home of Lam1es Williamson of Fb1'11ace.. t\roold B......... Service business with good Beech Hill, where a blaze in the BEST PRICES ON 118 Eo" Sb'~t, Rawleigh, hedroom of the · home caused profits, write to o~. Pb- W\' 1-M& wall Dept. OHB-84tH5, Freeport, damage to the ' 10 tf1: 2 I 1tp Ill. closet. Amount of ~"';!~,!: TRANSMISSION Salvage Comnot been determined. legal Noti ctl pany Repairing all makes. 670 X 1 5 _ 16.60 exlinguiabed the blaze guickly. DUS tal NiiiiCjQjt: "' Pli.INO 0 P I'DTITION ' flmatic and ~tandard transNy&on Slaekwalt fube TvH POR TltiANIPit OJI PUNDI lnsuran~ ml~"'lons lflaurtce Gagnon. Notice ill hereby &lven that nn th• 30U:a d17 of J.nnary l 911l!, the Olltler,. OWner. Phone WY U171. t . t P E R SERVICE atpad ~tltloner. flied a PltltiOn In PH<YI'O CoJ1Y1llll 8erv1ce Cop. STATION tlwl CouM ol Common p leaa of Melt• II 17 Uc Leo made ol legal p&pera. County, Ohio , btlln1 Cau 11t1 No. t3,123 Jack W c•...., on the OoC"ll:et of •ICJ Court, uatn& .tut..TIUNt;g b111tl records and almost any 1800.00 he tnn~fer red mm the Mor. WY Mn2 that other dOCUIItents C..plolo~eral P'un« t1." tlw Ro ad and iltidl• d, . . pi:'Ol'ldtld by I aw, for the Realer Jno111'..CO. Pomoro, Colt1 reuont Ml forth In 11id Pl!tltfon: that uid 11elltiun wtll lle fur I 4 Uc Write, Plllk • c J' • LUMP and run of mine coal he•rlnl on the 8th d.to~ o( F~hr!,!•ry, \96&. for sale. Goeglein Coat cu,m=M,...,b"'u"'tc"'h"'er""ln_g_a~nd eu~ " c. IIRAIJniiiD Co. Tht Board or Town ~hip Trulll!u Phone WY 2·3284 Middleport, Ohio Indio, 01t1a Page St, Middleport. of R11!11nd TowiUihl P • M!lll tlng Pbll Me1er, Phone WY O;llm\J'. f.)~ I II It<! 12 f de 2-a&lt. II t tfr ... 1 - , .. I Mrs. Om. Au.~ Wrl .., VIsit, er Call-446-4367 for lnform1tlon and Clll•lot A<Jv..-................. uf.... GAlLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLllGE •£ L--t St-~ ---•-• IJE~IIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<l!!!!!!!!!!!!!~:=~:=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l •••••••• ••••••••••••••• CASH . - FOR TAXIS BILLS Green: -- ~ · ·-~- - - 811~"' $200 $1300 ....Jii~ r~l 500 100 1500 trt-f.J WEATHER AHEAD! 1 7. ORDER NOW! LUMP COAL OR RUN-OF-MINE ..... Snow Tires ......., CASH LOAN P4 I I LOAN • 11I Pq , uao ·-- ·-- l'JIONBb.__ .... ~ . . - ,.,.... - PaJ bil1o - ., bu.,.U... ~ liMe auw)'dllrc .. p.... Haw ""' -oolf. ·~ • monlbo .., 3 ,...._ It'• up ID ,... Y..,. ccoapls aod ~ - - . . . 1111 JIOOIIIe ..... - ... _ , clq. 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Merlin Teel!l 12'16 Weather 1: 00 Sunday Showcase J2,20 Bullelill Board 1'30 Rev. Silas Billups 12'26 News 0 Grama 1' 00 RtY. Andrew Parlolll \NO CouniJ' Apol US Tho Rot;coo Thome ·~ , ~COuntry 1J<o ftoond I : 10 Sunday Showc.,e us New 1 Ileal 4,30 Baptist Layonan'a Hour 1'00 country Go ll<lund 6:00 Off '~ News Boat ''00 =~u eo a... -- Act.............. One •..._ Tht CUrtain Rises 14-~J:_._ _ ~ ·~ -----WJEH RADIO ·- • •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••I &OIQI ---·I ---.... "Detlll• tile word 'Duty7' wen. It'• Hlllllhln.J that 1 always burta Pop than It hurts mel' . e 121 E. Main It, : Phone WY 2-2171 loll Miller, Mgr. I ALSO SINGLE S1Ql<ATllRE LOANS OTTX a aT a 91!1M B A l . O'I'TZ II X B CIOli.-A'I' Ll _ , . . & 1 ' * - 'Bill RIDDLE!! Oil' aDD An XORII 8ATRIJ'!INO 'ftlAll TBIIIIOLII'I:IIllll Ql' "!"'tCIIEI"""llf - ...-. 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PRISON! AM' I<Q> II' 1HM<e NOT 1:30 Dinner Muilc:ale 6:45 Sigu Of! SA TURI>AY l 'ti Sip On 7,110 Be Still ond Know 7:03 NIWI 7,01 Mllliell CJoct; 7:30 Nowo llaldllnoo U2 MIIIICII Cloct; ?,~ Wortl and THtimcxoy 8:00 ObiO VaiiOJ Nowo I :Oi World Newo I' 10 SJHirt• Today U5 Weather 10,30 80111 olo Slory Hour 10,~ FamU, Worahlp Hour 11 :00 News, Army Hour 11' 30 PubUc 12 ' 00 News IJoundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:15 Now• 0 Oramo ll,:JQ Sllturday Malino 4:00 Oiscing with 0011 t::IO Top l'en RIVIIO s ,oo Now• Jlo.ondup I' 16 Public Servloo 5::iC Dinner MuSicale sam.. ,,., Sip on e, HAROLD CRA"ZV ""'LL. WHY OOE' AlliE AND SLATS GRAY �. ....,. ____ .. ____ .... ......... • • ; , Organizers sytv~a Zwilling, Mrs. Irene ~ ~~0:::::. ~~a~he2;_n~:!~ ~~~~~ ~a~~~:,~~~w~i~~~,:re;:e~rp:~r Meet With b Scouts !m. until 3 p.m. A sack lunch lseni were Tammy and Cheryl ! Cu 1-DaDy Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport, o .. Feb . I. 19M I rill , Mn Pauline Morarlly Upholstering, Painting, are Workshop Jobs MJ"!I.I was at noon . Johnson. Ada Slack was pleasantly sur- I I I .. _ a Missions ore ' OpertJtor Attemfl Around And Mainly About Annual Convention , About . C Theme of Talk, .1_ 1 red Sl;des People In ~1 ))weekend Mr!. Jo Ann White apent the ' M' dl 0 0 p Ill Whee!lllg, w. VI ., Pack ~ ld eport A talk on "Miulollo" and omeroy I where she allended the annual ~, Salisbury Cub Scout• 246 met at the school Saturday • I ' colored lllde8 ot Amerlcln InMr convention of the National CoaCbair u holstering and lex - pnsed for her bmhda~ WJ!h .a evening with Richard Younl(, Mr. and Mrs. Jobo Buckley dlaM shown by tbe Rev. Don. Ric:ky Gibnore, son of . metoJogi!t and Halrdretsen! AJ. . P ked d""orated cake and ,,t!u frmt l cubmaster presiding . and son, Jeff, Otesapeake, Oblo ld 8cMme .... u ... ted ~ 8lld Mro. Ella GUmare, Jr., soclatlon held at the McClure 1 ..,_ underwent surgery at Ille pamlmg wt:>re wor on ~alad brought by ht>r daug-h' . . spent Sunday with her parenta, 8 •ue•....• Meigs .. _ when the Svracuse Third Wt"d · f Paul Werner, d1stnct com- M --• M OW F'i k lal missions meetinl beJd SUn- Gen 1 Jlosplt 1 Sat rda and n.utel. li;he arcompanted sever. , tPr . ~rs . H~rley John ..:ot• 11 / h . r. truu rs. en n . era a u Y a1 ben o1 Afllliale II o1 Jlesday HomPmakt'rs' Club ht·ld . mi"SIOnt>f. w 0 was present tn M'k Sh 8r t d t day afternoon at the Mount Mor- ~-nl ·- h It1 11•.... tr 10.14 mem 1 1 8 \\'nlf Pen. Uappy rmthtlnv w<~ s the miNt>st of organizing a e e~ . a . u ~t a iah Church in Middleport Rev. wu ue osp t.e\1 om Point Pleasant, of which she II sung The work ~ h!i p .,, 101 lw ht'ld I8 S 1 1 . 1 od Marshall Umverstty m Hunt- 8 th .:,...,." day1. p-si'dent. I 0\' eou roop was m r uc- . w v . . . oone was e guest s~er '"' aga •n Wt.·dnrsdn\' . Frh :I, w•th 1ed .· .tohn Musser who will st>rve lmgton, ·b a.k. 18 .tshpenh~tn~.,!e and showed slides or the In· Nancy and Peggy Boso of A queen was cllosen during a ~ H c k turwh ar nooo WI HI uJUwtMr and Mrs. Owen Fmk en- as a-.stslant .Srout !ead er a 1so rl semester M Mrea Shaf nd th- diana taken on vacatlons with Great Bend were weekend the convention Saturday evenPomeroy, Ohto 0 Prt>~nt were \frs \1ary tert atnPd Sundav wtth a tam- was preSE"nl Phrlrp Ohlinger , et ' ary er a his family through the years. guests of thelr grandmother ,l mg from contestants of each Pugh and \Irs . \targarel Bat!- rlv drnoer m hon or of tht:rr son. was appomted as a~tstanl rub- i er~e a l~esM A C f Mrs. Campbell Harper pre-- Mrs. Dessle Patterson. 'I area. The reigning queen wu TONIGHT & TUESDAY ey, Pomerov \1rs. Marge Crow Pk Hoger Dl:'an Frnk and Mrs ;nwster Norfolkan Va r:re ampwi~h 1 sided and led the groUp in the Mr and Mrs. Robert Rein-- chosen from Bhiefield with the "BIKINI BEACH'' Haune . Mr:. \lartha Rose. \1rn Ft'1k at the rr home on Lrn!'o!n Two new den mothers , Mrs. lh ' d th M lllg ah theme song for the year "Keep hart and family of Jackson Beckley entrant chosen 8.ft run( T~:d1 rueulu r) .. 11 H IJ M K th , , S er gran mo er rs. Mor . ner-up A style show ot the new . rs a r\ n St Pk 1- rnk has Just complet. l Phr!Jp Uhhnger and Mrs teve L d h . ~ined to h. Mf" Every Day." The ' prayer were weekend guests of their Frankie A~· 1dun . ArUJI:'!It' er:;\1 e, F'unict'llu. Marth<~ Hver. John:wn . Woll Pen. Mrs Ann ed 8 tour ot duty m Korea cmd Ebhn were welcomed. Frank· hoeonarb ' ~l 018 Mr C er was given by Mrs. Nellte WiD- parents Mr. and Mrs. William hair styles was held Saturday Calarcartaan1 Sauvage, Mrs VI abel Pr('kens. rs horn"' on leave with hts fam -1 hn Rizer Jr . was selected as th m~ >' 1 -;s\ ~ a:p is ston Devotions were presented Reinhart and Mr. and M r a. for the benefit of the opera ton. F..turette : Hat Stuff \Irs Sara Housh \-lr c; Edrth rl~ be tort' gomg to Ft Knox den ch1ef. Plans were dtscuss· foe orlmer -~~a. M~ar 1 and by Mrs. Ernest Bowles using Clyde Brown Sunday Mrs. White attended Hond Mr:» r-..tnrre Htzt>r. Mr~ wllt"rf' he wr)l be st iJironed Ht s ed lor seoul Wt'ek Februaf1' 7i~e~ y ~es\ In dd eport the theme, "The Purpose of Mrs. Wlll~m Kennedy and a meetmg of the state associl· WED . and THURSDAY Ada Sla ek Mrs Marga rt>t Cnltwrle plans to acC'Ompanv him 1 ~ and thr Pack 246 wtll attrnd fw er amly. Missions." son Joe of Grove City visited itton when a discussion of comF•bruarr J-4 1 NOT OPEN -- - · tu F't Knox wherE' the)> will I the Enterprise EUB church _Mrs. ~~~ge ~ck~tt retuFlam· Serving as ushers for the ser· rec~tly with Mr and Mrs Ed- i:tg events tor National Beauty m.1 ke therr home Sunday, February 7. I' eoh recenh Y ~o.mted · 'thyehrs. · vice were Mrs. Arnold Rich· ward Kennedy ~ family . Salon Week was held. Mn. WI er .son ardlt and Emma Bland . """" I:!...-.. • · · FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY den w ere s .e VISI _ It was decided by the MID Joyce Williamson of Co- Whtle wtll attend a meet1n1 F•bruuy 5-6 Atle11dmg the dmner were mothers, that the first Den and famlly, Mr. and M_rs. MlCh- ia1 music was presented by the lumbus spent the weekend with Monday evenmg on that project the honort>d guest. lu x brothers. lmE>etmg would be held at the ael Hack~tt and farruJy. She senior ehoir and included the he ther Mr Georgia Wil· at Paula Kay'a Beauty Shop ln. " ISLAND OF BLUE DOLPHINS" Dan and Bill Fink, Mr. a nd ,school Wedn~sdcw' February 3 accompamed her daughter a~~ numbers, II Jesus Wlll Hear You lia~=~ , s. Gallipolis. (l'edl!lteu lu n Mrs Herbert Fmk. Mtss Ma- l from 3 31)..4·30 P m. At the dose Ifam ily, Mr and_Mrs. Joe Trl~ Pray" and ''Jesus Lifted Me" . ----Celia K;;n• . L~rn Dornu~i n ON bel H~:"PII. MrddleJl?rl : Mr . a~d of the meeOng. t'ooktes , cotf~ J ble and !iOn, Kim, _ of Charlesjwith Mrs. Ervin BaumgardMr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks 4.nn IJ :u ii('!, li oriru, ~un ut Mr~- !iflward Ervrn and cht l· and kool-air wt>n: st>rved to ap-1 tun, W. Va. to F'londa. ner as pianist. returned home Friday, after a mEJSS GRADUATES tht.> Do!,! u! FL!nrlt•i, dn·n . 11honda. ~haron. Bt>\'er-lproxirntHPly 25 srouts and Mrs. Leo Ke~ed~ has re-- Followins the program the week's visit In Reynoldsburg start St!rgeant James L. " THE COMJ:OY ly, Hurldy, Herbre, Teresa and gut>sts. turned from Sprmgf1eld where benediction was given by the with their son and daughter- Theiss, lOR of Mrs. Carrie V, OF TERRORS " Tumrnre nt Bnrine ; Mr and - - she ~pent several days with Rev. Boone. In charge of the in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sinclair of Syracuse, has gradl' J'. •diiiH II [H I ) ~'l:lr~. Hi~ha rd Fi~k .a nd da~gh - 1 .. . ,PLAN B~I.L. , 1her srsters , ~rs. Clarence Bail- program were Mrs. Sarah IWeeks and son Tom. uated froQl the technical tr&ln· Vinrrnl l'nr•·. l '!•l• 'f l .o•rn · B un .~ 1\.tnilr. J oyl'• ' ,lan11 'IJJI · tt·r . A11gw. Cheshire; Mrs. Lron -1 Iht> RacmP Fre~dr Club \\I~~ ey an~ family and Mrs. Thel. Miss Julia Ree."'e and Mrs. Mrs. John Frick entered ' ing course for U.S. Air Force LAUNDRY _ PI (;i!more (.Judy Fink) ami sponsor the •·Bt>aux Arts Ball , ! ma Shirk and family. Mrs. BaiJ- j01 d Richards. Meigs General Hospital Friday technical instructors at ShepSUN ., MON ., TUES. Feb. 7-8-9 DRY CLEANING ~o n". Mnrk and Brent, and Mr. I a f•1rmal danct'. Saturd_ay, Feb- ey underwent surgery and Mrs. [ a medleal atlent pard AFB. Tex. The sergt.ant "A SHOT IN THE DARK" WY 2_5428 POMEROY ~nd \lrs . ·!ohn Buckley and ."-on. ruary l31h at the Racme Hrgh Ken~edy was with her and her Mrs. Florenc: Holl~v under- attended Pomeroy High school. Pe1rr Se ll e r.-. . .!::Ike SorHrnt·l·-. 1Jf Chesapeake . Schoo\ from 8.30 lo 11 :30 p.m. fam1ly . Mrs: K~nnedy returned , went surgery Sunday ·morning He 1s married to the former to her teaching m the Pomeroy '] at Meigs General Hospital. Anna M. Spirea. school Fnday. M R A 1bom et Miss Sandra Brewington Rio Youth of the Federated rs. · · pson r urnZURCHER PROMOTED Grande student and her 'fath- Church were tn charge of the ed to her home Pittsburgh, ~a. J 8 ' . "'~ Col lworsilip service SUnday morn- Sunday evening, alter spendmg er, ames rewml!i...,.... urn. I. a week with her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zurchbus, spent the weekend at tttelr mg. E Ohlinger er have learned their !on, A3C I home in Middleport. The organ prelude by • . Wayne A. Zurcher. Jr.. has / Wen-y opened the s~rvice, Mr. .and Mrs. William Sorg been promoted to Airman Sec' lowed by the processional hymn and son of Ashland, Ky. spent d Cl d 1 h •-" H 1 H 1 H 1 .. '111 inon ass an a so as ~~~ o y, o y, o y. . e several days wl!!l Mrs. Mary entered on the hoiiOI' roll at the troll was given by Jim !lash E.. Ohlinger. They returned 3380th T h · 1 s h 1 USAF with .the Gloria Patri, Collect, home SUnday. Keesler ~~c:~ ~a~lng CenLo~·d' Pra~er and Domlogy Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hood ter (ATC). Keesler AFB Mia. umson. Scnpture readl111 · · A2C Zurcher Ia 'atudyA. H ll eded tile and 1am11Y o1 st. Marys, Oblo stsslppi. FE". I . ru~ k •b P~~ B rt were weekend guests of his sla. lng Air· Force eommunlcatio!IJ The Fourth Quarterly Con- mg Handen BY tt JY uH,bstet- ter, Mrs. Mary E. ObUnger. system• maintenance, ' ference of Heath Methodist ny o . e y ean o Church will be conducted Mon- ter and ~athy Watson. t• day evening, Feb. I at t he . A ~!""'Ial number, I church with the Rev. Stanley beve, was presented McGuilliard, Portsmouth Dis· youth choir and Donna trict Superintendent, In charge. ~~ve the morning prayer I Theodorus Council Daughters WLtb chor~l respons~.· and the of Ameriea will meet in regu- congrega~~n sang., . I . l lar session Monday at 7:30p.m. Be True. Rev. W&lber Perrtn ' at the IOOF Hall. Following .~all fo~. his sermao topic, the meeting a social hour and Youth. games will be held. Members Pra~er by the.. paator, are asked to bring cookiett. for 1recess1ona1 hymn., Savior A· l'<'lreshments. 1 gain," the benediction with The Pomeroy Garden Club three-fold Amen and organ I will mPet Monday afternoon at l lude closed the servicec:a' ral:ynrt I Z p. m. at the Columbia Gas Connie Lanning and ' office in Middleorl with Bety Tracy served aa aoolytet I Newton home service advisor. members of the youth cho<lrll Members are asked to take 1 were Irene and Morton Barnes, II Slight Irregulars of $1.PQ to $1.98 Cannon guest. Elizabeth 81aettnar, The B. H. Sanborn Mission- ie Burl, Mary Hayes, Bath Towels • • . the Most Popular Styles ary Society of the Middleport Jewell .. Joy Kautz, Cheryl First Baptist Church will be Laughlin. Maralynn Tracy, Ed••. Patterns ... and Colors ..• ., the host to the armual Fellow die Young, Connie Lannin1 ship Tea for members of the Caralynn Tracy. . Rio Grande Baptist Associ&· A ~sse of red carnations on tion Monday evening, Feb. 1 at th~ p1ano and two samll Ute church beginning at 7:30 p. with three red carnatlona and m. Mrs. Donald Boone will be greenery on eltber side of the program chairman. cross on the altar, were Irregulars of out C1nnon Crystal Palace, Mrs. Richard Martin of the sented by the youth. There w Rulland Friendly Gardeners also four baskets of n..rerodl $1. 98, jacquard type pattern. Club will present the garden back of the altar. program of the month on the An invitatio~ was extended "Colfee Time With Janet" show the Rev. Perrm to all InterestMonday morning, Feb. t, at 9 ed Pf"Ons to attend a Bible a. m. Her topic will be Flow- class being bold on alternate ers and Plant8 in the Home. Sunday evenings, th~ nen to The Rutland Garden Club wiU be February 7 at ):20 p. m. It have charge of the March was anounced that a large bol program. had been placed in the vis~~: Ft;B. ! Irregulars of our Cannon $1.00 1nd $1.39 1tor ~ood Used hoya and The Middleport Literary Club clothmg wh1c~ Will be will meet Wednesday after- local needy families. Bath Towels . stripes, solid colors, prints noon, Feb. 3 at 2 p.m. at the McKELVEY ELEcri!:D home of Mrs. Guy Shuler. Mrs. Walter Waddell will review William G. McKelvey, son of "Julian" and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. WOllam A. McStrauss will review "In Vive." Kelvey, Portllmd, a senior at FIXTURES FOR SALE! VALUES TO 34.95 VALUES TO 8.95 Roll call will be ''Literary Marietta College in business adminlstration, has been elected Ladies' Several Pomeroy Chapter !Btl OES to membership by Tau Pi Phl, Ladies' will meet in regular session on the national busmess • economTables _ At $5 ea. Tuesday at 7:45p. m. and there ics honorary. McKelvey is a will be initiation. graduate of Southern H i Bh 2 Groups Adjustable ; VEA'I'HER eeld tonfPt ,.. ra... ..., i Wedaelday. Low toalpt ..,. to I below, ~~~&• Wedaeoday u. Pfc. Roger fl'nk s Honored at MEIGS THEATRE - f amtly . Dinner . rst. 'li'O'C' YOU KNOY : •/. ; en tine ";: ... :;, ; ... p --- ;f. ~ ~ c. w :;: ·;~~ !'l- {.. Every - . . . . .\...,._ .... llql . . . . . -dlaHitle •••diul madttne, de;<uU a oD<tt make a porefiM. eoa FIVE CENTS :it Urge 20-Mile 1 0 NE "',;; .! c ., at y zz. ' River · Front 1 Be Developed DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S I Lead Worshl'p ·-----..-----_,.Jr\1, 1ne Service Sunday j Modern Mart Announces SOCIAL CALENDAR We C\ose Our Doors fore~er SPECIAL PURCHASE 1 BARGAINS FOR YOU! AND SALE OF - ... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 I I FINAL WEEK and Final MARKDOWNS Most Items At Cost or Below! ':::.!I Cannon Bath Towels GROUP I Sale I BARGAINS GALORE ON WEARING APPAREL FOR WOMEN, TEENS, GIRLS, BOYS, CHILDREN! Shop Now! II $1.15 GROUP II .. Sale Dress Coats & Car Coats $5 $20 SKIRTS $1.49 up ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SHELVES· AT $10 ea, 1 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER _ SEE THIS Shop All This Week ·· We Close Our Doors Saturday February 6th ·· Hurry In You'll Get Bargains !! N.F.O. meeting at Modem •;Scihooiili.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii Woodmen hall in Burlingham on II Ruut.e 33, Tuesday evening 8 p. m. AU farmers invited. The WSWS of the EUB church will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Long with Mrs. Herbert Dixon as leader. FEB. J The Pomeroy Shakes1>eare : club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Phil I Williamson. The Guild of Grace Episcopal church will meet at the parrish house Wednesday, at WHAT KIND OF MATTRESS CAN YOU BUY FOR .•• S39.9S I p.m. FEB. f The Mount Moriah Mission-ary Society will meet 'lbura. day evening, Feb. 4, at t he ' church with Mrs. Golda GutiJ.. hostess, The I OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING LOT POMEROY OHIO .\SK TO WED PT. PLEASANT J oh n' Franklin Hoffman, 49, a n d Casto Mallo•, 47, both Mason, have nuule appllcafor a marrla11e licenoe In · the offico of lbe Councy Clerk. . ' . ,. ·ioo, ~'.' liiil ... 1;). ~""' "' '"'' " ....,_ .... r~· .' :.a ...f.ol;.....,~ ...... !f:] ¥.,.. ~.. ~': fllfW \"1-*"'11".' """' ,,•n.'-' ""»""'-~ ~~ ~~i • ~- !ti'- •'1- e.:.,~~if ., ,f'I..- JJ!>;~-.,. ~ ·' � 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/. 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