https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1274b0b73799ee0fb4b3947b4b8691e2.pdf 6b193c3ad8845d5382bfbbe16415537f PDF Text Text ,, • W'EAIRF.ft PoriiJ eloadJ I -•. ..... -Mon4 .... Youth Choir Organizes in Member Teoms • !OII'Diot ......b llalardoy, Low loallbl " • •• ~lp S.llll'day ti-U. NOW YOU S.loalllto bollow~ 1M IIW forma of life IIIP.., ell • _ . I bUlloa yean a1o. entr~~~1e at y e KNdY ' I' J '' ww " ' tOL XVI Tho NO. 250 "'""' -~· .." _ "" Ce&' • Just ·Received ... •eouth •d• PI CARll hnum. Another Big Shipment! EASY CHAIRS RECLINERS MOST POPULAR STYLES - p IWI tha fri• kin in@ ID) Yo Kr GE al er: I I iii ~ CitesNeedforSurvey of Attitudes on What's Wrong .ff In m the Progress Is possible in Meigs county if its leaders ~ find what is wrong, decide what can be done to correct ~ it, then get together and do it. , • · · f · , This was the point made by E. Larry Moles, Lima, I , fALL FdELtLA,I rthALLLTSSTOJRIES -ChE. LbarryfMColes, center, the big ma ln,otnahllvmeooro Plmtho,rlwes, ,Vrh"ul."dn~ . nol.'gvhat but ssianletsssl·>mur"y" socfhoUo'ml aH, eonwea?fthleO il one of 10 vice-presidents of the United States Junior , v1ce-prest ens o e , , unwr am er o ommerce, never ran ou 11 . 11s s ~ "! n a c , , , . " 'I Chamber of Commerce speaking to a Meigs County Jay- ! speaker for the ~!e 1gs Jayt·ee Commumty Development banquet. ~ere he has m full Jolly form. I ell to nght. Lloyd Blackwood, State vlce-prescee "Community Development" banquet audience at ' 1dent, Pomeroy:, Glenn Abies, d1str1ct Jaycee director, Newark. M,e1gs R ep, Ralph Weikel, Mr. Mole>., L. J . Schoonover, a>de to Rep, Walter TUCSON,, A~IZ, HOW Salisbury school Thursday night. , Moehler; B1ll M1ller, Jaycee preSident and banquet emcee, and Curt ~I cDamel, banquet r:ha1rman - Sentinel Photo. and why did F.ugene Francts Moles, 34, a native of Pinch, W.Va., a partner in a , ----- -- ---- --- ~ !Stormy) McDonald III- co - Lima office out!itting firm, urged the local Jaycees- il1 P ···· . heJr 10, lhe $24-30 million Zen; they want to do something for their county-to survey e~u,e A w. r min g I r. n d llh radio fortune kill h•mself. 'the attitudes of its people. I (A- • ._! brought tho first sign of Disturbed by these questions, : "Find out what they're g~lp. - -- ---·- --. - , - I a break today in a siege · authorities Thursday expanded lng about, what they tbmk together wtth a delegai.Jon from of artie cold that was in their investigation into the should be done. Knock oa the Athens Jaycees, several . its second week in the death of the 23-year-<Jid youth, , ery door In Meigs counly,'' he state officm, the president or ! Midwest. who appeared to have had said. Bf::'nd Jaycees of Mason county . The warmer weather' nd th I moved across the Mid~ 1 ('.bb W V G 0 every reason to live. MeDon- When all this is compiled, · a., ary Jl s a er aid's body was found Wednes- he said, the Jaycees then have special guests atlended. I The contract lor construction of Rio Grande College's :r.:d~t~:~ti~··~t~~.:~w:~: I MARtr:TTA \liP! I - The Ohio Valley Region Deday night outside 8 photograph- to sit down with community In remarks ~ollowJ~g the nw •ibrar was officiaHy awarded to the Don King Con- UPI reported. velopment Council will consull with Gov. James A. 000 horne in this desert nd 1 d b · d speech. Mr. MJiler hmted the ' ' Y Rhodes on possible highway construction programs un. sun a ea ers, usmessmen an pro. . I struction Co of Jackson Thursday afternoon. Th., northern plains exic darkroom in his rented $50,- fessional people to analyze what Meigs Jay~ees are developln)( : K g'. I 'bid was $292 000 Five other firms had .sub- --rienced their warmest der the federal Appalachian program. The council reachrun city. I has been learned. a !'ommumly development pro- . In 5. owl h , b ' · ..-ed that dedsion at a meeting on the Marietta College . . gram which may include 11 mltted bJds or t e JO · temperatures in more campus Thursday, authorb:ing its executhe committee to He was lying in a pool of "The fl,~al and. mo~:. Import- comprehensive survey of ntti- l Following yeste!'day·s con- - --- - -- - --:- ~- than a week Thursday. In go over the mal.ter with Rhode s. blood. Both his wrists had been ant step, he said, IS to do 1 d f M, tract agret-ment Rio Grande' Robert E. Rose , director of of Minnesote temF. B I" . 1 -1 f" t 1 1 i Colleo~. exe~:utiv~ and building finance, and Dr. Kenneth Welk- parts something about it. You have to tu esdo elgs county peope pera1ures were above zePau 1 .. aurHge, l'OW1(1 i:'XI?(' U JVe secreary . cau!!lashed and there was a bullet b . . t , 1 d, h owar progress. d' f d 1 tioned that. the $1 I UiHion aid program to economically . 1 ro 1or t h e 11rst wound in his head. Sheriff's e'dw1 11 mg 1o ge mvove, e H.mtrod uce d Bo b Coats, · t:omm 1ttees met m special ses- ,er. time in d I:'!Jresse rl areas · ,ohv1ous · 1y \\'1.11 no 1 provt(· 1e some th.mg . . d1rector .d ho . cveopmen. d 1 , h d homicid-e investigators round a sal president of the Middleport ision with three dormitory re-- ~. ~~~ e~J e ;ne an ypr etg t ays. for even' wmmuni1v in snu1hea s1nn Ohin" 22-caliber _pistol beside MeDon- . Moles made no move to iden· Chamber or Commerce; Ed lpresentatives to discuss con-y ormtty _n e · ,', , · '!'lit" coUncil exprt•ss€-d {Pars aid's body. Jt had been fired , llfy "What's wrong · whv. you F os1er, pres1'den t of the pome- lstruclion ol a new dorm for the:· It · IS beheved the college Js ' abotll tlh 1· ,1 ·~· r('adtn ... :-;s to JO!f l nlinlslrallon has come under d · 1 once. haven't progressed.'' He lert L' I b· Bill Ch"ld HGC campus. ISf'ek Jng 8 ormJtory Wltl 3 cathe l>illion-dollar progr<trn now :.t!l !tLk from St'V t'rtJI Sldt• <; . that u~ to th~ Jayc~ survey ~~~ p~~~~d:n~; ' Dick Be~gl:·, , ~he ~epresentativ~s included I pacity f~r ~~.. to 136 students,. rnuvlng through congr ...~~ T ilt> Rbodf's lllasll:'d UNITED Y.- team, 1f one JS put mto opera· president of the Athens Jay- 1Umvers1ty Durrn1t0nes Inc. of p!ul':i a .::afeten_~· . . · lr<~rs wPre voil'ed at a nwf'l - p s . Rep Rl•ilPrt r: ~weenNATIONS, N. Hon. . L J s h "d t Cleveland: Austin E. Knowlton, Also, :he oftJ.::lals would ltke OUDCI ing on the Manelt.J Colll-'gt' i'! . DemocratiC' Congre~s manSm~ller members of the United The •peaker reviewed the ob- CRees, w'tt, cMoohnlov~r,Cart• eMo iColumbus and CIT Educational to have the new dorm comCl I d Nations today pushed a last . ep. a er oe er, u c~ . . • , 1 d b t I II b t th e<Jmpus Thur:;doy. ~!1 -I <Jrg" twm evl' an , at . . . jedives of the Juniior Cham- Daniel ba uet chairman· Mei s Bmldmgs, Inc., New York, N. lp.ele y nex a • u ' e r~~ ~ A toun<"ll rneml>er reported tacli.ed Rhodes fo; "stumbling mmute campaign to get the big ber ebie( of which is to build Co nq · 1 b ' lkg •Y · present<.~lives felt that It may ·, til•l a lop US.' . plannr,· for t\1(' <111d funtbl.ing" oo Dlt' Appal;;t· powers 10 come 10 terms - at ' uoty Rep. Ra P We er.l . - . I I least temporarily - ori their ~~ung Jeader·s in tbt!ir·eomtnun- (who asked to f>e quoted when The ~~resentativ~.s pr~sent'e . . take a htt f::' onger. ! program lold an Ironton group ddo program. 1t1es. he said "f wish all the older the bmldmg committee sugges 1 NEW HAVEN Funeral serrect>ntly lhal among th(' 11 A;J· 111 a _<;IJllging attack Sweeney II I I di t nanca spue. . I. f t tgandlinanc-1 ' lod P~ lor . fa1ure 'l . . . , In connection with a survey people in Meigs county could _wns o consrucm was : vkes for John V. i\·lcGrew. 79. pc.lachttJ sta11:'s ooly AI~L<tn1<l nlllCiZtu" Hl to Dipl~ J&td if the cam- Lima Jaycees conducted when have heard Mt. Moles· mg the dorm1tores. It . , : who died here- at his residenee , is o~hind Ohio in planning for <IPJ.~~-'<~r hf>tore Congre-ss m bt"paif!J f&'rf;.-the Gen~ral Assem- Moles was their president, he speech"!. pointed out lhal. by wo_rkmg i Thursda.v. will be held at Sl the highwa_v program . lw!J of the bill. bly lS ~tmost ~rtam to rec~ss noted that too many people Lloyd Blackwood, Immediate thr.ough the dormitory represeni . Paul's Lutheran ('hurch in New Ohio was B latl' entrv in thf' He said Rhod"'s submitted a nexl week until ~ay 1 ~o g1ve are interested only in what past president or the Meigs Jay- tatlves, the ~ollege wnuld no Havf'n S;:~turday at 2 p.m. wil.h Appalachia group . O~ly two ·w-word ll:'lf'~Tarn support.ing the the ~ptxtslng factions time to concerns their own selfish in- cees, .and a state vice-presi- lhave lo provtde a down pay- 1 CINCINNATI (UPI) _ Ohio 1the Hev Jack Wf'lch off1c1a1- wet"ks <~gu Hhodes askt-d that b!ll while the governors ot sev~ negotiate a settlement. terests, too few in what l.'On- dent introduced Moles as "the !rnent for su~: h a str ucture. 1 • • ,, mg Ruria l will be in C:raham tour more Ohio countt~s added er~l other statt>s, also wtth H.e, • p 'd t A R Ch istensen ~ R1ver traff1c was expec1~ 1o . . . . . h d next president of the United i ___r~s~ __:__n__ ·_ · r • be slowed down today as thick - i cemeterv. •to the .;tate's Appt.~laehJa <:~rea. pllbhccm a<im1~1stratmns, _fa cerns their co mmuni(~· . PARIS PRESIDENT '' How many people do you see States Junior Chamber of 1 . . fll d b t e Mr. Mcf.rew was a rarf*nmcreasmg to 24 the numbf'r or gunt' _ t o Washmgton lo test! Y· 1 Charles de Gaulle s startling . at your town council meeting Comm~rce." ~~:~~gbu~~~ ~n~ d:r~nna~iwe n 1te'l" by oecup,ation and a mem- : eounlies eligible ror the pro- Wil l1,\lm L. ~oleman,ddD~~~ proposal for a special interna- for any reason other thar~ to Presl(lent Miller presented I Weather officials said Mel-' ~er of lhe LoHagevtlle .Mason- igram. rrall~ st~te chairman a Te l.!i tional conference to revamp the critictze or ask for some- framed certificates of appreci- r dahl Dam pool above Cinc-innit l ie lodghe snhd of Sl. Paul srLuth- 1 Mt><:~nwhile._ the Rhode s ad·. ~ ~C~n~~~d On Page___ wo~ United Nations in consultation thing?" he asked. allan from the Jaycees to three was four-firths covered with ice eran c urc · He _was a ormer l -with Red China appeared to Blll Miller, Meigs Jaycee pres- communication media for past I b Th d A 11 amount ' mavor ~:~nd ('ounc:llm<tn of New , have run Into a blank wall to- idenl, welcomed a crowd esti· cooperahon, These were Jack i oi hal~-~~c~\h.cks:: was oh- ' Haven, I day. mated at 60 persons to the ban- Kerr of WMPO Radio. Bob Hoer-j PT. PLEASANT - The Rev served at the Markland Dam He w"s. bur~ :\1,~:~y 23. 1885, at President Johnson as have quet served by the Sahsbury lich of the Athens Messenger ·1 Charles A. Pttzer has been ool. , St. Mar.v s. \\. \a., the son . of other leaders elsehwere, virtu-- PTA. Jaycees, their WIVes, and and Chester Tannehill editor of elected chairman of a Mason p The river was frozen over at I tin· _la11:' Aug-ustus and Janf' K.<:~ally rejected the idea Thurs several "bosses'' and wives, The Dally Sentinel. County citizens group organiz- Wheelin and the dam al lrttl- 1thenne_ Hall McGrew. . .. . ~---- ------ k f th . . g . Sun•tvmg are h1s wife. Irene · 1 A Pomerov home was gu1trd b~· lire Thursday nlght day during a Washington news ed to ta e advantage 0 e llpohs was four - f1rths full of , · " ·' , , bi t b .· ll bl , under conconference held soon after De K11'l'ff:~~R®::,->;~!i~ Economic Opportunity Act pass- half-inch thick ice. I tw_o. dauglllers . Mrs. momona) . before firemen v.·el e a ~ o 11ng 1e aze Gaulle spoke to French and forTemperatures in Ohio ed by Congress . WIII!Hm Nea~e or Bul·khannnn. i trol. . . ·~r". ele"led to srrvf' 1 and Mrs (.Janel William Rus-- 1 Four young ch1lrlren and. a teen-ag. e b~by Sitter were Offl Other elfn newsmen in Paris, will avoroge from 3-6 d• c< ·' ' 1 d f! U A h SJrMI above normal. Ra~ with Mr. Pitzer were Carl l I sell of Nrw Have-n: one son, •in lhe Raymond Snide~ res1 en~·e , o ruon · ve., W en COLUMBUS- TOP OHIO resentetlve normal highs Cook, secretary; Paul Rairden. ' .John D of Buckluwnon: nine the structure ('atq;ht fire at 10.12 p.m . ____ _ __ AFlrCIO officials Thursday exlnd lows ere Clewland treasurer. Elected to the Board grandc·hildrPn. two Slstt>r~. !\trs.! A nt>ighbor . .I C Ru s~eH , Marion. 11: Pat. 8. and Ramona pressed opposition to the pro35-19, Cincinnati 42·26, of Directors were Paul Wedge, The Pomeroy Chamber o( Edilh Ong, Riplt>\, and \1r~_ , who is a studt"nt al Pomeroy 9. Abo ins!de the residence I'W\.aal on the May 4 ballot to Columbus 38·22. A warm· Lannes Williamson. Gilbert Bar- Commerce meets Monday at Bessie Hright o! <;as,_c;away. . Hi~h Sehool, nolit·(•d fl;;.me~ ,_.. 4' a.m. at Cro w•I Town •• -·p"'""'- the Oh 1·0 House of ing trend over the week· nette and Mayor Virgil Siders. 11:" F'riPnds mav call al the Fo- · s hoo1·m~ from the hon1e · Porn - were Jirnm.v Hudson and bab,v ·~ ,...._ · home anytime eroy vo1un 1E'er 1L··Jremen · Representatives and reaffirm- FERNDALE• Mi ch · 1UPI) end and then little Four additional rnemben will Country restaurant on East gleson~ F'unera! were silter Linda Hudson. children of ed their stand against an in· A father ":ho was .~lied "a ~e- c h • n ge. Pracipitltion be added at a later meeting to Main-st. All interested pt"r- arter 6::!0 p.m today. qlli<'klv summorwd . \lr. and Mrs. James Hudson. , the voted fam1ly man by h IS 11 1 th mak a total of eleven rnem sons are urg•d to attend. · 1 crease m state sales tax. _ mos Y I I re n over • e - --- - Young Russell and his f;tllu>:r Pome!'oy. thFire f Chief Henry 1 They attacked the two pro- ne1gh~rs ~as charged Thun~ wHicand to ebout mid- hers on the Board of Directors. Bricklayers Local 32 will Veterans Memorial Hospital Truman A Russell, then ra~ 1 Wrrr_~.,~ sfald e ire happadrent ~ poeals at a Jegislitive confer· day Wlth first degree murder wMk with recordings A meeting of the Board will be meet Saturday at 8 p. Ill. al / ADMISSIOr\S -- Mrs. CIHrk across the .hollow lo the sr-Pne startn.~ rom and ov~rkleateh coah ence attended "'' about in the death of hls wile and six about one hall Inch. held February 15 at the Christ the Pomeroy Leion Post. There Wells Long Bolhlfll · Robert 1 'ld f tl stove It sprea q01c Y t roug 750 h'ld "'I , f' that d ed . . . . . . ·· . · , to esl'ort I1u• e111 rrn rom 1e the house. members of the labor group c I ren m a Ire amag &KUU &tZM!.~~ Episcopal Church office. ~1\l be 1mtJatJnn of two appren- Sawye~s. Ne~ _Haven. . 1burning fotlr _ room frame 1 , from thrDUibout Ohio. their home Jan; 25. lt<:es. and rerreshments. DISCHAH<.ES -- Hobert Gli- I strudurf'. The )'OUI1!l,!:.tl:'rs di!:l- Mason Volunteer Firemen s.l~ Harry M. Belcher, 32 , stood WEESE rs ILL more. Nt>w HavPn : Weattha Icovered the blaze as thP Rus- S<.. were summoned to the scene made at his arraignment and Don Weese, R;acine, was ad- NEW YORK UPI • Stocks \ Schartiger, Middleport. 1sells arrived. to asst~L Chief Werry said the mitted to Holzer Hospital on were narrowly mixed in moder- BIRTHS - Mr_ and Mrs. : structure was a total Joss. an examination within ten days I was set by Muuicipat Judge Thursday night with possible ate trading at lhe opening to-1 Clark Wells, Long Bollom, ' a I The Snider children at h<lme FlremPn remained at the Earl Nash. He was held withpneumonia. !day. daughter. : when the l'lre broke out were scene for about two and a half out ball and taken to the Oak· The Meigs County Sheriff's 1• --- --- - - Ihours and returned 01 3 a. m. •lodav when the blaze broke oul land County jaU in Pontiac. ,department investigated an ac- 1 !agaiti. WORLD ;,c c0 ll L l•b con t rae { .Lr.lllde ev~ H. WI n Upholstered In dependable vinyls and nylons-colors t.o suit your AI ings - most comfortable and relaxing of chairs - and at the surround- SAME PRICES as we featured in our January Sale. Come up to the 3rd SALE Floor and leisurely select the chair most comfortable for you. Sale on the 3rd Floor. F> w Elberfelds In Pomeroy TO w • I> a B discover the difference in the ' o ets Goessler's FRIDAY and SATURDAY F&bruary 5-6 MRS. BABI.E INJURED F'riends have learned that Ann DanieL Rmllu, sou uf , Mrs. Carrie Bable, former Mid· I he Dog of FlandPr~ · dleport resident. was injured in "THE COMEDY OF TERRORS" an auto accident as she was enroute Lo Indiana \l'ith her ('fechnicolor) Vincent Price, Pe iPr Lmrf'. daughter and family . She is ' hospitalized al Riverview Hos-Bons Karoff. Joyce Jameson. pital in Nobleville, lnd., with SUN., MON,, TUES. face and leg injuries. The othF•b. 7-8-9 CHEWU Economy oo tlte upBWing 1 Who says bargains always come iD a brown paper bag? Not Chevy Nova models include all the niceties: foamcushioned seats, armrests, dual visors and more. Who says economical means stodgy? Not Chevy III Besidas tbe IID-hp Hi-Thrift 194 that powera Nova, we've another Six yon can order- n. "A SHOT IN THE DARK" or Yellow Gold CHEVELLE Loob.luxuTIJIIIUl 1otr JfiOill er occupants were not injured. Pelt>r Sellers. Elke Sommers The accident occured because Colorc•rtoons nf heavy !!lnowfall. $6.50 . !': .· The looks you phdnly - ~ lliDl'Y that'~ a Mab'bu_ SIJP!!I' S~ you ~ imagine: buclu¢ liUI, full earpel:ina', patterned vmyla ud eight mterior aolor,. e Tbe rest JUU'd betttr -ph fill' JOunelr. ADd 10011. . . ,, ,, I 1 Everything For Tho Porly eCondy Bulk & Box ePaper Napkins ll1lnl•o SIHI Yellow or Whlto Gold eDecorotiono $]-95 eFavon up ,..,eo. CORVAIR Evergthingl new but the idea The idea still is, make Corvair the ljiOI'tieet 101Jillie(ed ear tbleftndllid!,~.!!-~!nJ\lo Ocean. So underneath its suave new eontillentalllt71i1!11:you'll ... ar Corvair things like quick, lipt ateeriDJ1 aure-facited iliclependeD:dt =~.~~ legendary rear-<>ngined traction. lJis!de this Moma~i.II'D al~ liD a u..~. carpetinl, a Jloor.moUDted lbift lllld Iota ci Tr1 &t. Fann•tyMan • ChargedID MOfdertng • 7 JEWRRY STORE " Court St., Pomeroy -- ' ' STORE WY 2-3498 POMEROY ---- - PHONE WY 2·2126 W; MAIN nREET POMEROY '..... .."- . . . . . ._ . , . . . h ... "" ~ ..... - ANY · · ·· - Led From Burning House • James Bishop Th d urs ay Ies Bllnday at 2 p.m. witb the Rev, Keanoth KJolel!el olftclatin@. Intetment wiD be 1D the Wilkesville ~,Jne!ory. Friends may call at tho funeral homo any Ill!!!· ' j NOTICES Pickup Truck Rams 2•Tonner Services will be held at llrong lr Sons Funeral home - ---- Ch.ld B b .s•tt I re n, a y I cr are 1 1011. s-! :) BEN FRANKL1N's-1o D'•'es at Home 1 Services for James Emory Bishop, 89, of Wilkesville who died 'ftlursday at Holzer hospltol after a long illness, will be conducted SUnday. He w'as born Nov , 211, 1195, the son of the tale George and Fannie MOSiman Blshop of near Wilkesville, He i asurviv· ed by hll wife Elizabeth Ponn Bishop, alkt i brother, Tm. thy, of Columbus. A veteran of World WM' I, and by occupe1 llqn I telegrapher, he had retir• Ill fropl C • 0 railroad at Ho~ 4.95 GOESSLERS ' Citizen Group o· Individual and Packages Party Goods Former Mayor, C '] man, Pastor lO Head •' Cards For All,- " !e: Of Wilkesville Turbo-Thrift 230, a sprisb.tly 140-hp. up 711 Slowing Down our famous140-hp Tu!·bo-Thrift 230 Six. This '61i Chevrolet's a holllt ~ prD1'1!1!!ft!!t if JOII Wlf IIIW llllt. ''ISLAND OF BLUE DOLPHINS" ('ff'rhnirolor) Celia Kaye, Larrv Doma ~ in . to Meet G wI•th 0 v. Rhodes R'lVer 1'ra ££'JC Park out front, at least for a while, and let the neighbora enjoy that aleelc Impala Super Sport stylin~~:. After aU, you have everything else to youraelf: the luxurious Super Sport interior with its cushy bucket seats up front, handy center oonsole and deep-twist carpeting underfoot; the smooth and easy Chevrolet ride, courtesy of FuU Cotlsuspensionand newWide-Stance; and Chevrolet power, startin'- witb Ql "'"'·'I COUDCI•I -..r-. M! i . , , CHEVROLET Redecorate your driwway • '1'4'' l::J IN hu ·\c• Progress IS Possible Says Jaycee Speaker; --= _..a._.,_, National Vice-President t t ·- • FIVE CENTS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1965 i>OMEROY -MIDDLEPORT , OHIO GbJooc1io 6 , · D I . p b sI u a:~.,·:.:.."~:o~:.!'""~ E~~~ra~::~~:~:~ect~f:~ e egatiOD to ro e e rna nrest ilal~n;:npolsr~yth:.,.~;:,,.:/~: 1-• tnveaH-ttol of ''p"" ·-. ._ zllnl" clrcllmiiiD<es in tbo fire. Pollee foulld Wate. of 111oUne Ia the woodwork of tbe 1~ s«try frame house lD llrlo ·Detroit ooburb. The bodies of Mrs. Katherine Belcher, 35, and the sil child· ron were found huddled logeth· er in an upstairs bedroom. The fire started under 8 llalrway that blocked the only escape route from the second floor· Routes 124 and 143 near Adams' store. Sheriff Robert C, Hartenbach said the brakes failed 01 1 truck driven by Thomas Paul G.,... ser, 23, Pomeroy, as he attempted to !!top at the tnter!!lection. Grue!l8r's pick-up rammed a two-ton· !nick owned by Goeglein Brothers, Middleport, driv. en by Edward J. Schaefer. 41, Minersville. · There was approlimately UOO damage to the truck owned by the Goegleln Brothers and flO damage to Grueser's \'ehicle, No mesls were made, TWO ARRI!STED Two arreots reported by the Ohio State Patrol were Junior Harvey Keller, :rl, Rt. I Lang•· ville, cited to Melp county LOCAL TEMPI' court Feb. 26 for ui!ule veblcle Tho ~ature Iii Po1111!1'11y'o and Bobby ,J. MUter; 21, POID- buslneos , dlslriel 11 II ,a. erop, cited to Gallipolil couri ,tddaJ wu :10 dolfOOil, .IInder ~ fW- ~ · ' • " ·oi!IMi , , ' inJuries were suffered. By Uolted Prest Jntematlonal tossed out a conlroverstall dered a temporary hall m Set- , cans. 1 A six-man congresSional dele- procedure requiring voter appli- ma demonstrations Thursday.! Moultrie, Ga.: Pollee arrest- 1 galion mes to Alabama today cants to take a test on King, jailed during a march in , ed about till Negro h1gh seilool . to· make a persorial investiga- civics and government. Selma earlier this week. was 1 sludents Thursday to brPak up tion of Selma's racial sltustion. The order applies only 10 Dai- expected to post bond and leave 1a downtown mar·ch by '""'' 400 Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr., J). las County but the Justice De· his eell today. students protesting conditions Mich., spokesman for the J(I"OUP partment recently filed suit in Police al Marion 8rrestt>d i at their school. Two olfwl'rs of four Negroes and two federal court in Montgomery 173 Negroes Thursday when the i were injured, whites, said the congressmen aoking for a statewide ban on group attempted to march on Charlotte, N.C.: About SOU Damages to Deem's Restaurwanted to "get a full view or such tests. the courthouse to protest voter Negro leaders £rom s~ven ant in Racine, located near the the · situstion and to hear rrom Negro leaders at Selma ex- registration procedures, Negroes Southern states are expected to Southern High School, we~e e,._ all sides." pmsed disappointment in vowed at a mass meehng attend the 13th annual sooth- ' timated at $3500 as lhe result Diggs said also the group Thomas's ruling because it did Thursday nighl to continue the east regional conference of the j of a fire Thursday, wanted to see whether additiOn- not hold Dali88 County Sherifl demonstrations today. : National Association for the Ad- The hre apparently broke out al federal voting legislation was Jim Clark in. contempt of.court. Elsewhere: I vancement of Colored People 1at about J p, m. lrom detective needed and, if so, what kind. Clark, restrained from interler- Wasbingtoa: Presid.-t John-. tNAACPI here Feb. 25-28. Wifing a Racine Volunteer Federal Judge D.aniel H. lng with Negro wier registra- son told a news conference i Baton Roog•, LB.: Gov. John fireman said. Mem~rs of tho Thomas of Mobile, Ala,, Thurs- tion in Selma, has mode most Thursday that "all of us should J, McKeithen theortzed Thurs- Volunt...- fire • fillttllll unit day ordered sweepinl , changes of the UOO arrests. dllring lhe be concerned with the , elforis day if two civil nghls workers said one member · was overIn voter registration prO<edurea civil rights calll~ljpt 1,1 Sel'rbll 'of our fellow Americuns to reg : were beaten in Bogalusa their come by smoke while batiiiDJI Dalla ( S e I m a) Qlunty, !and near~y. Marl<!~~, Ala. ister to wote Alabama." He : wounds were self inflicted be- tbe blaZl!, Smo . ke al)d watw 'l'liomas's order Uberallies and Dr, Martin Lul!rer JGng Jr., pled~ed that the ' ·ri•"' • • ''" I cause they wanted to "stir damage at the struc!IIN wu 111'1 ~1 UR. rel/llrallqp ~ lead<:ro ot ·lhe or·iWlll b~ secured. for, all Amwi-i sam,Pth\\111 up.·• repor:tellly 'helliY. · ·• 1 I ..,.,In·. In <'li!i", Fire Damages Set at $3,500 �-- --~ _ . _- ·-· .. - - .... · ' 1 -• ... ww .' .... = T> obtt • c .......,.,"' cu ..... .... IV tl fJ t lr ir ~ K <i •., ' Council will Meet Rhodes Rher news - - - - ... - <Olntinued From Page ll crlhclsm saying Rhodes "is not interested enough to go to I Washington and explain Ohio'" ' needs." Paul 11. Baldridge, OVRDC exlmltlvt s~tcretar}· cautioned 1 at the m...ttnr that th• $1.1 biiJior, aid program "obviously will not provide something for every community in aoutheaat· ern Ohio." BaldridgP saki a long-range development program for the area could be accelerated by the location of rertaln programs and facilitle! under tht Appal· achla program and tn otrateetc RUSSELL BUCKLEY parts of the region . RaueU Bactley of 33H '!be council will next meet Ia 411lb St., New Br!JbtoD, Pe., March at an aa yet undetermin- retired fnm lbe ArmotroDI ed alto. Cork co-ay lrr Beever Eleven of the II counctl Fellt, Po., earlier tblo JOif, membero, tncludlng Chairman Buclll•' mired wltb tm vernon Alden, Ohio Unlverolty Mr. '""ice wltb 1be com· president, attended the HOlSton. yean pony. Orictnotly o reotdellt of The COII!Icll al10 disc\111Sed exarea, be bao beeo reold· panding tto memberohip to pro- tbll lrrg oln<e 1852 Ia New Br!Jblvide repre1entat1on to counhe! recently edded under the Appa- on wlllr lr1o wile, Hettie. Tbo Bucll..yo bave oh cblldreD• lachia protram. an mwrle4: J111lce Yoot. New GaUiee, Mary Jan• Beegle, Moll• General fl!ltpllal aod Jock, New Brllbton, EuADMISSIONS - Richard 011- geae Buckley, Cbesblre, wbo er, Middleport; Ricky Allen II employed by Laadmark ill Smith, Pomeroy. Pomeroy; Dona,d Charlo•· DISCHARGES - Ellen Hart, IOD aDd JuDe Huby, Bait~ Pomeroy; A. L. GleM, Annis, -mo;e, Md. Tbey lrave 141[1'andTena; William Rusoell, Min- eblldrea. 1 enville. ~ IN I> E w T A Whereowhere to start? Movlng?Stllrt by llndin& MOVERS fast in the YELLOW PAGEl. Whert your flnprl do 1he walktn~o , B ll • p a E AU' .. Cl L b I f s1' ~~~ ~ rat~ ~! By LOVII CASSELS Dani~h, ~';"w·~~~~t~~ ~~~ke ...~\~:te~:... organlzashho~t~ gh:t" toget h~t t~h~inpod ':,';t ] 1 '~~The facts are that any 0"' 1 1 11 ::et, To be Decided ul~ 0 COLUMBUS (Up[) - T h e w be IS appen ng ganlzation whlc h oerJIJ'el a state Board of Education will ~ E L. Bartlett. 0-Aias~a. matlc weapons, ~eluding BUb.. tnct h.ao not ,., "hdated lhia be asked at Its monthly m.et· reco.;mended Thursday that an machine guns, lrlpod-mounted experler~. It ~a~ n.erely fi\l.:a men's t'nindJ w•1h attitudes e . 1 pr"~.:on~epht:.n '''.'c~ make It inS Monday approv~ ma~hlnt alloca- tntfrnatlonal meeting \'It sclenguns, flamethrowers. tlon of funds for the study of lists from circumpolar nations aenal bombs, mortarM •fld school district organization in be held to determine what was other lnstrumentl of war, ahoul~ difficult for th•m tr grasp •Je Ji:rie and Henry counieo ond n.eded to •ave the arctic ant-I be denounced and eliminated, essential tr~Jtho:: of Christld llty ;uthonze reorganization of the mal from extmction. Young said in a Senate speeeb when !l.~v arr p•t•fnted in lf,J. Cridersvi11e Local School DisThursday . ket for it The knack of being dltlonal term•. trict In Auglaize County. I ~1lLAI SURPRISED "Too many may laugh " mloerabie. on a large Income Is Up To l'~J-reb Public Instruction WASIDNGTON (UP!) -Adlai •hrug th..e rabblerousers off u Tibolt down already widely known. 1 In thl!! !'1•ut~t.!OJJ. 11ys Dt E. E. Holt also E. Stevenson, U.S. ambassador mere mi!i!chief-make~s or annoy- River IS fallmg United Press lntll'ftatlenal rrom two to touz: me e& an I " How To Be Unhappy on $20.I half full of f~oatm& lc~ :ro~ a 000 a Year" is the htle of • hall to 2\1 d on- book which hao not ytt apdon, Marmet and m te liili , peared, and probably won't. ar~ on the •Ill•. There wouldn't be much mar- mch•~. ~\i Ohio River - . to I Psychiatrists, noveltetl, play- ! Harrington. It ll up to th~ to the board a recommended or- to the United Nations, is 65 to- ances.'' he added. ' We cannot 13 10 1 &: to ' !"" t_·~ l).ulate ··u der of priority for the $4,209,796 da b t he had already been disregard them for their pur· · m.; Cotton Queen wrights and other 1 16 111 •' 1 ''"· 1tl~no, d•·wn • J:20 p. m.: Kentuck- obaerven attest to the in federal funds alloted Ohio y, u bobly his biggest birth· poaes are at odds with our oaian down l8, I p. m.; Western of 1 great many people who they get tl .· ··~h to m.,:j. under the Vocatioru>l Education ~~;"';J:~~iae. lion's freedom." up II, IO:IO p.m.; VaUey Voy- have big homoo. fine Clll'l, cal>alienated rr.an. Act. The list submitted expireaf;::~~:,::.,_..,...,.;oo;;;;;;o.-..;;~~~iii;i;.-.......,........, down 11• 7 1 · m.; ~oh~ In cruisers and country club The l!eCO"? 1 '::'~ the chu:-cr this June 30. Rowe down IS, walttnc, I f memberlhtpa but who do !OJ m, 0"': alienated Holt said that the first 15 on 1 17 Jordon up • &:I& p. m.: theiOII art chronically unhappy. man" 1• 1• ""u~ bim that he the list of 28 cooid e<pect to I T. down 17 • I :IS 1 · m.: Whet'o buitllnl them? Is not al"!'e. l!,,t.e'ly. thto ."" reeeive funds. IW••ller Beckjord up 18, 5:06 p. According to tile l[l'eet Vien- ourance wJII rome Ulrough '""· The priority list •nd the JugIndian• up 11• 1 P· m.: neoe psyeblatrllt, VIctor Frankl, pi~ human "''~''' •ll0118hip- •~e gested allocation 'to each disup 18, 2:45 a.m.; Edeana they ere ouffortng from II!• frr~udshlp ot ctt.er oeekt'l's t ict on it as submitted by I llooworth down 19• 1' 41 p.m.; mostwtd..preadneurosiaofow- tolling their way through~ It included these southern l Franklin Pierce up 19, 2 a. m.: day. '111ey an llvfn8 Ia "an ex- doubt~:" as well •• those who O~io districts: Jeftboat down 20• 1 · 45 •· m., lltential vacuum." have found tllelr way Morgan County Local $423rtrT'f Dyer down IO, 7 ' 10 1 ' Elpl!llao MoiJibiC doubt to faith." In Ume, the 987· Scioto County Joini V.,..;. m.; Jerry Bosworth do~ 21 • The Academy of llelliJlon and alienated one ":ill oncounter at tio~al, f750,565; Lancaster City, I a. m.: Rooe G. up 21, 3.11 I. Mental Jlealth OJ:[Jlainl what the center of_tnr~. fellowship the $100,000: Athens City, $348,il4li: m.; Andrew Calhoun up 21 • Dr. Frankl means. Ono wbo uid, and lo, 1 am warren Local Washington Collii&:35 a. m.: Luther Herdman up "Our age, having with you always, .~von unto the ty, $32,240; Marietta City, $22,22, 6 a. m. ; Jefferson down 23, everytlling Into question, end of the world. 593. 2:45 1 · m.; Wayne H. up 23 • havinS undermined the 5:05 a. m.; Jacob .G up 2S, 6 tt of the religions of the a. m.; Solvay up Greenup 4:45 c!IJIJ many lndlvlduaio p. m.; J . S. Lewis down Green- moral Yacuum in which Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Joh.,.ll up 12 =20 •· m.; L. Fleore down not only don't know what called on Mr. and 1 1 · m.; Ravenaw~ ought tO do, but in which they LoweD Gr.,.. and family Rutland PTA will up Greenup uo "· m. : ~tiled- increasingly feet that nothlne OCle 0 If rou ~~too L.sl1Ful tour "I love you" aloud. say it with FANNY FARMER Valentine Hnru to an7 S\l/Hthtatt. from ' N' h A•hland down Meldahl 1.20 p. rth doin• .. 11 Have Dad I 111 t m.; 0 . F. Shearer up Meldahi rea Y wo •· .. bt -May Johnston tix to •ixtr, irom fl.OO 10 $9.9S. Dad's Night will be observed 7 m . Crucible up Meldahl In short, they become dou ; Mr. Robert Ours called lib ~ 2m:. Heart- f3 .S') Monday at 7 p. m. when the 8 .~ p ·;., . Illinois down Me~ lui tha! life has any · his granddaughter, Mrs. Ruliond PTA meets in the ole- d~hl 9.45 ·p m. R Bos- Dr. Frankl eontendo nle Carroll and family Sunolayl mentary school for an open rth j1 u ·Metd;.bl ~ m. man's need fer meaning Is as ev•nlng. DIVOTit. TO fNTittln OP Mpldahl .... 0 . ., l>asic a drive ao sex or hunger. Friend! o! Mrs. Leona MIIOI MASON AliA bouse. All Dad'o preoent will wo · m. Orco up e • ·1 d tved by be rounted twice in sl"tting When a person s. .epr . ton were sorry to hear of CANDIES RlcM~ t. Ow.n, PVahHIW number of Jlllrents GaUipoHs IJom - Lynn B. the radiral akepiiCJSm of hiS pa..ing away at a rest from each claos. up 7:10 p. m.; . E. Bowleo culture of confidence In any ul- at McCoMelaville. She wa"'~~ ...~~;"';" ::•(l,,:"~~:'~ra":]~ A Founder'o Day down 2:20 a. m. values, he desperately reotdent of this place and h • wUI honor all past Kanawba River - Allen R. seek• 1 substitute. been tu for some ttme. and Cub Scout Pack Merrtli up Marmet 10:15 p. m.: "Man In the txistentlal Mr. and Mro. Thoma• Authhavt charge of the nag Beaver down Winfield 4:11 may try to mak~ Lowell, Ohio, and i:• ..,~ C!f!femonies. Mra. Carl Morris n~.: Lucy Jane Lucas down of the accumulation of and Lloyd Ackley, Mar11 Mother. The Sixth field 4:50p.m.; Elgercllffdown teriat thmes," •ays the rletta visited Mr. and Mrs.[0,EJ~~~:~::·~::~ Grade mothers will oerve re- Winfield 11:50 p. m.: Helen emy. "He may try to lose him- Carl Autherson Sunday. I! FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY ONLY !re!lhtnents, up Winfield 12 :56 a. m. ; E..o In his work. He may Anna Mae Davia, Eeot West Virginia up Winfield 2: stllut• ••• advertu1eo and oen· erpoot, and Landish Alh, Mr. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P.M. P'l'A TO MEET . m.; C. V. llamor up · tor mooning, or and Mrs, Roy Powell and lam. Tile Portland PTA will field 3:35 a. m.; semet I try to druwn his anxl- lly, local, were Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Monday .:;:~,:!1 Winfield 7 a. m. in alcohol. He may oro of Mr. and Mro, Dudley at the Grode school. F long for war •• an Coneo. I~::,;~~=~~:;;:..;;;;;:; Day will be observed aod ASKS DIVORCE , ot least lor the moment, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John-li Founders Day offerfn8 will Laura Wires, Rt. 3, Co<Jlvllle,1and requires dedication." otcm and family moved from Lewla Rep1lr Service taken. has filed a petition t. d;~;;~~ 'B Substill1 teeth Fall near Mtneroviile to the trailer -FORCommon Pleas court lot ' ut none o1 e home of Mr. and Mrs. E<!ward lrom Leroy Wlr.. Stewart. work for long. Tho Mr' Homer icenhower, • HEATING plaintiff charges gross neglect lhe exlstentioc vacuum Dale Lawaon, Mr. and Mro. e PLUMBING OUR QUALITY of duty and estremo cruelty, himsel~ sil"ttltn~ between Maywood Johnoton called 011 ROOFING I""''"''• hyperactivHy" and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence JohnFASHION INOUYE DOWN riods of extreme lethargy 11011 and family Sunday. WASIDNGTON (UP!) - Sen. despondcncv .'' Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe PERMANENT Daniel K. lnouyt, [).Hllwlil, ha< What does the C•1urch have Wolf, Letart Falll, Mr. .. , joined the ranka of thok llrtck- offer to a t.uman ""lng who•• Mro. Lawrence Johnston and WY and 34374 4 en wtth Waahtngton'o tnOII lash- life '" bollnd1·d b~ lamily, Mr. Leo Dailey, Mr. IJ4 Mill 11• Mtddt-11 lonable allment - "executive •nd I·'""'~• despair? Homer Icenhower calle4 on " CUSTOM STYLE .• Inouye entered Walter The Dr. IJ111.Rld S. ~!·~:lr"'"'iiii iiiiiiiOi..i Dynamic 88--Wbite with green Interior, power lloapltat Thursday. rtngton, mlmsttr >f the C brakes, power ateerlng, automatic trans., tinte4 (;burch of New windshield, tilt steering wheel, radio, white siQ• :.nd a membtr of the proh• JUST RECEIVED! waU tirea, power seat and anU-ilpin dlfferentlal alonal board of tile Academ1 ond M.-ntol Hulth, $2495 II n11i<e1 two .urgu ~on1: Reduced •• The first •r.d. Dtl\st ptecii'J1UI 600 Pee. _ 69c thine which toe '''•••h can of· Galaxle G00-832 tu. ln. V-8 engine with 3-speed I 0,00 Pee. $1.00 is ''a me!l:-!rtf-ptodUC•.LIJ eolumn shift, U&ht blue with all blue vinyl Interior, world·vtew.'' II t..tify, r-:.t radio, heater, white sidewall tlrea and back up zo unturl ~ s of r.ommu 1it/ ll&htl. npertenct, !~at tt• Chlull·mll rtvelation makn Jifnlt out ot 1 LOT life, and openo :he door to auMIDDLII'OIIT, 0. existence. Modern ud· Nowport-V-8 automatic trans., P."wer brakes, power ateerlnJ, radlo, beater, white sidewall Uree, l2, 1 45 1 · m.; Eaatern down =---------- The kind of hearts that win fair maids! Old Town Flats S • l YN l es fHE DAily SENTINEL s frutl!f ~ ... 63 Olds 4door :'.:: s2295 ___...,__ r ' •t • .Tl ; PI . Plellsant ..• ', in• ton 1.~ falling, Kanawha Falls ' out. Charleston 18.99 The Ohio I Man, Alienated from Life, Ft.nds Meani"ng I·n Reli"~Jtion . School Funds . WASIIINGTON (UPIJ r- Slit POLAR BEAR sruDv {).(lido WASHINGTON (UPIJ-A sen- Stephen M. Youn&, ' ator from Alaska believes that wanta tbe Julll~~~~~ e l EW1S REPAIR SERVICE A~ eal __;;..._______ Den TO 110 Go~nadllp- GlllipoU. ~:n:.o:~~;, ISi~m~:~24 ~:: 1 Allocation of . Religion in Amer~ca t - DaUy Sent111_el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. I, 1~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy F j ' • • 12.50 Oil Permanent Offer Qoo4Thru February 14 Now 7.95 -si r JIGSAW PUZZLES 64 Ford2dr w.. S219S JACKETS FRIGIDAIRE lkyer is kind to clothes and budget! Apprex. 60 Jacket• Valueate$19.91 60.Chevrolet "=~~~~;. $1 095 Bel A1r 4 Door 2BS cu. in. V.a enatne, automatic tuna., power lteerinJ, radio, beater, white sidewall tires, bacll: up liahte, white over llllQilOlst flullh. New O!tll lradti!L Jewelry Specials ' For The Occtslonl Meno ....... e Le'Miy leatletl N111d- In IIIMf St1dlum Co111 eleautlful Pin & lerrlnt s.ts •ml • New Colorf11l hnclonh eMiny New ltyl"" larrlllgw eNew Ce!Minatllne C1r Colts Reduced~ 59 Mercury 1.00 • lontlo It 1 bNIIt. flc1..1.. rtowl,. Hut TOP COATS· • • Reduced drllt fluffy soft • Low-pricH ~otai,.. you Frllfdal,. quality and ct.pendablllty. • Handiellllnt clll<ohelr ~ known-on the door. • Yout 1ht111 of 4 ~ cololl or ~..!hi,_ w~l"• Po1111ilift btltllltl dNm-.,...,..., 95 5.00 VlltlltiM'IDay Poloruary 14111 Tnltttalai!OD lt-W- $395 $400 4dAlllo...tte All Sweat Shirts ......... 25% Pll\lr- V-IA.-U. -~HR CLOTHIERS MiDDLII'OIT, 0. MIDDLIJIOIT, 0. ·-- 11 p:; ,;1 Crow's STEAK HOUSE $1.50 They stay up without garters. New York Clothing House POMEROY, OHIO • Third PIace Evans Regatns GAHS Frosh Tie In Independent League Dump Middies ·Jn 5~ ')3 Count NEW TIRES & RETREADS II ONE DAY SERVIa ON SHIRT FINISHING MOST ALL SIZES Umited Quantities UP $291' when you lluy 7 ga/lon1 A1hland Gs1oline Start your set DOW at Ashland Oil DeaJm m. the "FREE SALAD MOLD" •igal playing SANDWICH OnlorlyP!tcrM AM T... 'lm Homo WYJJtU A8HI.AND Dll. A •utNIIIO OOMPAN~ 2,,.,,.,...,...,...,,.,,.,,..,,.,-L_____________________ • 1 ~~~ol:the:~u:u.~~:or~=~~ points. Steve Blowers bad and 12, to Norm Gilmore 11. Pe<Jt 11 ~~~~~~:·~~ni~n,t~ ~~·~~: won European men's speed the skating thle last SwlCiay, is also U"o) seeking tbe men's world championshlps at Oslo later this Coach Cliff Wilson's GARS month. f freshmen rolled ovw Middle' . yearlings 11&-33 Thursday Bowling Congress . at Ill headevenmg. quartera to pnlVlde an ABC It was Gallipolis' loth win in haU of f8111e aod a national 11 games. bowling muaeum, ABC execuJun Gilmore's 15 points pac. live secretary Frank K. Baker ed the WJMers. Rod Gilkey to- HM••::o:=unced~~Tb~ur~sd~a~y::_._ _ _ laled 14 while Richard Burson and Tom Meadowo tallied eight each. Bill Hllckell'a I& points poeBARCELONA, Spllin ed the Little Jackets, who trailBen All ed 12-li, 28-9 and 43-22 al the the European quartermarks. weight title vacated by Gallipolis' seventh • eighth land's Risto Luukkonen by grnde loam• repeated tripolnting France'• Pierre umphs over Bidwell - Porte(s off il17-¥..-pounds) over !5 junior high letllllll Thuraday. roun,ds before 12,000 fans Thurs- The seventh gradera won 62-22 Luukkonen had been behind Beep Matthews' 18 Firestone and leaders A bfg ri point third of the Gallipolis proved the diHerence as League, each posted ans Sausage defeated Goodyear Thursday as did Evans for whothird 65-74. now tied with Falstaff Dave Holter was the top place in the standings. Four men hit the double fi- lhooter for the winners with gure mark for Firestone as they 22 points and Bill Brown tosst!J!feated Falstaff, 77-72. ed tn 22 ror Goodyear John Milhoan topped the winCarl Wolfe's 49 point., ners' scoring and Aaron But- G&J to an easy 113-71 win fington was tbe big gun fllr the Scott's Grocery. losers with 38. Jack Duncan led the Scott ""'=--===--==='11 tack with 14 pointo. - Close Out! .12 SALAD MOLD • Xnterwown• ...... v••• GMAC PINANctNt • OPIN TIL I P.M. WY Wl41 ~lli..cll.llllillllo I'OMIItOY 46 Those Lovely Ladies! McGuire had lour eacb for the losers. The Ganlpolis eighth gradoro won 6Z-36 88 Bany Haddix totaled 18 points, fOllowed by Greg Smith and Tom Spencer's 16 points. Roberts had II for tile losers. Both OAHS team• are 3-1 fw tba ,..... The junior hl8h team.o play at Oak Hlll Mmtlay While the freshmen play Pomeroy here beXt '11luratlay. Stop bo~ your grandsmis Mus ! ~t your own atY_9ur Ford Dealers! · Alln-cerry As low as TIM Famous FI-t.. GueroniM _.I H&R FIRESTONE STORE That $2'395* DUKE CLEANERS !Mrs. 8Ufplttd pri... DID YOU KNOW _F.-..RE_E_IC_E_sc_RA_P..... ER.;..... . . ._f ' BAKER FURNITURE 6S Ah, OLDS . KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES a:~ By Uoited Pr-eao l.llenraltoul Miami (Fla. 1 16 Stett·un If Eaot High PI Eastn Carolt.,. " 1 SAVINGI2S% te SO% IN OUR • LADIIS WIAI DIPARTMINT. Last N~at's luliege-'Lag~ ~ .... _; .· Ken~eroW!wUu- r:PJ£~::~r.E ~=~1"~~:: E,E!~;~[.t!~·!~~~71 I back up 1953 '!1'1~. ~ 1 ltedwced To - 59 FOlD $6S,OOO Reward !"eh • 1 Two DOOI' H. T. Montclidr-V-8 motor, 1Utomatle trw7 • IJO'Wer brakes,. power Jl!eertng, radlo, beater, wmte dde- 55 lUlCK fllll1[1'1111-lr141d to allead 0111o llllto Ualverally ..11 fall n ~ - CHECK THESE IIAs-IS" SPECIALS MINI ~!?: !~-!~~ Dally Sentinel. Pom •rro•MiMte:-ort. ::7 w.. $195 wall tires, wheel dllca, outside mirror, Uabts. Real nice. - - - - - -· z.irl 62 Chrysler ~~':!~~sr. S1695 fUll wheel ditCI, Ught blue with apatit81 matehiq Interior. Only 29,000 miles. Boyer's Moon Shot Nets Him ALLSTABS CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) _ •an to wonder if the full reason 'that Modell bas doubla 01 to and bounced bact to eartb ltlO,· ou for tire RAlcltoll be ...,.. St. Bonaventure 103 Ky. Wes. 73 N. Carolina 1Durham) Col. 15 ,., • 000 richer. r1eo1 361 Umes 1w yll'llo CCNY Trnty !Con) 93 Amhrot 9'l (d-<>tJ Virginia St. tit .Marton Motley, who helped tile Is whether or not the lime Is whether I have the knowledge an average of U per earry. 90 Upsala 62 S. Car. St. 101 Knxvl Col. II Oeveland Browne win cbampl· ripe to hire a Negro coach tn and qualifications of knowing a The National League's Most t<rviJI ill "erol-llmlal" • • Bridgeport 12 Sm Connectlct 78 cath. u. 92 Baltlmore 7S onahipo tn their early daya Cleveland on the professional football player." Valuable Player signed hl8 1965 Inc fali..J to make lbe ,W.. Providence n DeP2ul 7" : Bucknell 79 American U. 6!1 woen he w.. a star fullbac~. level." "'The Browns fill their posicontract wtth the St. Louts Car- SEOAL Grid Dream team 1l1o ~ Is. u. 63 Hofstra 54 ' Wofford 91 Erskine 74 h88 charged his old team BroWll!l' owner Art Modell, 110118 on the baals of need and dinais lor that amount '11!11J'8o Willunantt St 66 K St 56 s c p 111 Char Col 71 lgnored Negro players tn oe- vacationing In Palm Springs, the qualtficatiOIJII of lbe appllday and then announced be was ~-=· altboaJb be did st. ~ uis Suff:_;•78 · ~yo~· (M';"j 85 · · . lectlng IICOIIl8 and oo.'lehes. Calif., before the National Foot- cants," aald Modell, "not on ''completely 1!8Usfied. • · St. Francis (Pa.t 'II St. Vin. 82 Mt. St. Mary's If (ot) Moll IBsued thr a e ball League meeting, expre&aed any color formula." "Each Ume you Ill rrp eau1 you "I had evau1ated myoell 88 Florida St. 62 Duquesne 56 Mldwelt • : " tg ourprise when informed of Motlab • bile - yoar dinner's having been a 000 player" Chi Sooth CinciMati N. Tex. St. 118to ey '111 ada • 80 Okla. City 7'53 mont ur. Y c m ng ley'a charges. MoUey aaid that he want. to leltlrr8 cold!" Boyer aaid. "But ;.,w with the 'ld Development Richmond 76 S. Carolina 58 St. Low's 77 he had tried With no successget back Into pro football as a Card' th ld h · • 1 0 ltJr a post with the BroWll!l aev- "Marion bao a tremendous coach ..- scout. He aald, "It 11 TONIGHT'S GAMES: 1 U:ug"~t ~.; ~~ ":~":; Is Work..hop Theme Roanoke 71 Wash. & Lee 61 Indiana 100 Loyola (IIi. ) a oral llmeo. He aaid he was dJS- record as a player and he also my earnest desire to get back Athens at Nelsonville moon.'' Vtrgtn1a Tech 100 Furman 9'l Youngstown 13 Aillance 73 heartened recenUy when Bob is a wonderful man. He ts a into the sport to which 1 gave Welistoo at Gallipolis PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Tan- Shaw 73 Fayettvllle (NC) St. ssjAugsburg 72 MacAiester 68 NU88baumer was hired .aa end legendary figure tn pro football. the best year• of my life." Pomeroy at Jacklon Left unsaid, bul not forgolten ner J . Livisay, Slate Extension Chattanooga 92 Tenn. Wes. 69 Soulbweol COOch and 88sistant m tile He never asked me about He coocluded bia statement Logan at Middleport was the fact that Boyer !>ad a Specialist in Child Development LoUisville 73 TuJ.. 67 Te:<as Col. 131 Wiley CoL 114 Browno personnel department. coachmg, but he has done some by saying, "In writing this, 1 SATURDAY'S GAMES: lot to do with the Cardinals and Human Relations, will coo- car.-Nwmn 81 King Cot 64 Hardin Simmons 8! McMurry 78 Nussbaumer Is_ a veteran of scouting of playero lor .,. and am not begging or ••king for CoL . astmore at Athens wmning tile World Series. The duct a workshop on Child De- Glenville 73 W. Va. Wes. 71 West 10 years of scoutmg and coach- we hope to continue to use him charity. but I hope this wiD not Jackson at Hillsboro 33-year~ld alugging third base- velopment and Parent . Chlld Ft. Lee 102 Egwd Arsl (Md.) 70 Utah 109 Montana 92 ing as. a Detroit Li?"· . in ,that capa.city ,'' Modell said. lead to the hiring of· me or any ' Franklin Heights at Logan man got the ke~ blow of the Development at the February Eliz. City 1m Maryland St. 95 Brig. Young 91 Marquette ftZ Manon said the ftrst tJ.me he ·My posttion on Negroes other Negro without thought be- Wahama at Pomeroy rourth game agamst the New ,a meeting of the \1'asou Coun~.,.,.,,., .•,, _,..•,,,., 3 asked for employment w1th the needs no defense, nor does the in6 given to qualification and Middleport at NelsonvHie York Yankees, blasting 11 j ty Parent · Teachers 1\ssocia- ··'- _ Br?wns wa~ shortly after his recurd of the Browns over the knowledge of the sport, because TONIGHT'S GAMES: grand-slam homer that gave St. tion County Council meeting to . rettrement IR 1955. Paul Brown, years. We are represented by I'm not writing this for sym· North Gallia at Louis a 4-.1 triumph be held at 7 30 p. m . at the I then o":ner and head coach, scouts at every major Negro pathy but only for the hiring of Blackfork ai Hannan Trace I T~e New York Ya?kees made Beech Hill school at Southside. I turned. hlDl down, sa~g ::~ave school. ~nd we now have 12 whomever it may be for their Eastern at Kyger Creek a little news of their own yes- Mrs. G. C. Sommer, presl· you tr1ed the steel mills . , he Negroes s1gned for the 1965 sea- kuowledge and not their color." SATURDAY'S GAMES · terda~ by satisfy~ two play- dent, will pres1de over t.he bussaid. Ison." The record books show that Eastern at Belpre . e_rs, pitcher Pete Mikkelsen and iness se~sion_ The public Is urg''Then about one year ago," Motley had charged that both in the history of the National Racine at Kyger Creek first baseman Duke Carmel. ed to attend this meeting and said M?tiey.. "I inquired at head Coach Blanton Colli~r Football League, only two Neg- Hannan, w. Va. at North Calha 8 U ited Pr t f participate in the workshop. 1 Browns off1ce about a and Modell had turned down h1s ro coaches have been hired. y n F.estero~iv~s~':a IOoa1 1 job JUK! was told there were request .to scout Negro schools. The P 1t t s b u r g h Steelers Fight Results · ASK TO w.to.;o vacanc10s. When I heard of He pomted out that Los Ang- hired Lowell Perry in 1957 as BARCELONA s · IUPI) W.t~3 S1 ~ . h'"ir'"ln"'g'"o'"f'"a'"n'"ew=a•ss'"is'"ta'"n'"t,""l.......,be- eles, Baltimore and New York an assistant coat-b. and this Mimun Ben AI'' ~ -t CB?st?n PT. PLEASANT - Two COO· 1 35 19 .648 pies have made applicahons • • pam, ou - mcmnatl - have Neg · th · t· I " roes m elf execu 1ve Wednesday the New York pointed Pierre Vetroff 117•'11 Ph.Jiadelph!·a 30 25 545 1 1 ranks G' t h' d E • ' • 1 or mill'r1age 1censes m the j} ;L:. ;q_ when 1 you .. I . believe,, said Motley Ianh s th ~~ d f ml~n ~ell to) Franc~ (!~won European ban- New York 17 37 .315 office of the County Clerk. ApYshould _ _::___~=-._:-_• ' cuac elf e ensive ac s. tamwe1ght title). Western Division 1 plying were James William Clif, •..•., ::., W. L. Pet. : ford , II , 18. of Syracuse, Ohio, Los Angelt!S 31 23 .574 ' and Faye F'ranres Lyons, 18. St. Louis 26 28 .481 · Mason. Baltimore 25 27 .48l t James F:dward Conrad 23 1 I ' Detroit 24 34 .414 MiltoJJ , Rt. 1, and Dorothy Ann' · San Francisco 12 43 .218 Meadows, 18, Milton Rt. 1. TbW'Sday'• Resutt I Philadelphia 123 St. Louis 119 ARRESTS MADE (Only game scheduled) PT. PLEASANT - Three arFriday's Games rests were recorded at the Cincinnati at Boston .iail during the past twenty.four S.F. vs. Bait. at Col. Pk. Md. hours. Theodore Smith , 63, LeNew York at Detroit on, bad check warrant : Roy \Only games scheduled) C. Brown, 51. Birch, W. Va., Satvday'A Gamea and Barbara Ann Bonecutter, Detroit at New York 23, Elkins. N. C., both charged I L.,~LLt.A<li?;;,;;;; lady athletes IIIII .......... to Los Angeles at Baltimore with intoxication. &e stoic, chic and alwaY~ San Francisco at St. Louis pn~per, but - - . , . it's Cincinnati vs. Phila. at Sycse . lrcrrd. Helga Niessen, of CO..tlll)', just • issed a Pleasant Valley Hopital 1 noturvl and sire bows it ADMIITED - Mrs. A I I en (left). And Knzuko K - Brothers, Vinton; Mrs. Melvin SU. of J-, threw GWIJ'f a Roach, Pliny; Brenda McDaru,j, ~ingles matck cnocl IOgioleos pt. P1easant; Mrs. Harry Kapp, Over-Th..Calf her clllllplete despair. S... is the Federatioa Cup C... Leon: Mrs. Clara Corfee, Loon. 1 length socks petitioD iro MelbouAw, ;... DISCHARGED Wesloy by ttalia, Pearson, Pt. Pleasant; Rut b Ann McClaskey, Crown City. Theee 3W Early American salad moldnddllppllda BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. Alappeal to your salads and de aula. Made ot-. len Brothers, Vinton, a daught- , A man who'$ well nillb-proo~ anodized aluminum, ~bee& ~ dressed wears O.T.C. molds are available in eight dil!'elaat clelipw ADd socks, so no bore leg SOVIETS FAVORED ever shows. BAN-lOfof they'"' especially attractive when ~ GD --~-~---------OULU, Finland (UPI)-Th e O.T.C. socks are 100% your kitchen waD. You can also pt a ltqe. , Stretch Nylon in doric world ladies speed skating and one-ha!C quart mold with Dibe wall "'mfta fashion colors. Regular championship> lhis weekend in· for only 49 centa with an oil c!ygqpt fill 10-13 elude 30 entrants from 12 counGl' lubrication at regular prices. c•• MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE -lOA-I· • cJ I M0 tley R31$eS 0 Of SSUe .• t Browns In Charge Agains I '· 0. 8. lllllalt GUARANTEES roar IIDDdef04 lblrta .. , •. 1111 b a - ... . . , _ .. ',' ... II'ID lotutdr7 • • • -~--- ---- .,. KEIT H G0BLE F0RD, I Nc ,. e 3 Shirts Free of Ch~. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Don't be a Mustang·snatcher! Get your own. 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Penaps, when we take an hon ee.t look at ourselvet~, wt diaeover .._ thinp u temper or prtjudice, jealousy or despair ! tanding in the way of our personal happlnw, And when we an: unhappy, wa !eel •.nil ei WDI!I \l:iU. tbe world. Every week more and more of our customer:.. ~e findinl bow easily and economically Than JUST EATING! Have dmn er hf're soon, and you' ll Sf'e whw l 1\'e mean ' You 'll Cmd the best ut loud . pr('pa red ~ nd -._,. r"!l;:;:. ··.. ........ . servt'rJ just the way you like 1! ltllle "ex tra"" ~ ~--a:.·...._ · '-' also the th e unhur r te1: rPlax <~ lio n th at w•ll m ak l' \"OU w; mt to rom e bar k aga 1n ~n oon 1 How caD. th~ mi!!erieB lw oven-ome ? r.oll"l HimAI'If will help 1111 , if 1re ask Him. It id Hie intent.ion that Hi 8 child rl'n livl' in ha1·monj aiW ~bnent, a nd He will &how us the way. tla~y Brtng yo-ur problem to chunol! thi~ Sunday. and ofTPr lt to Hlm In prayer. HP k>vt'f! yoo gTeli tl y, He understMd8 you perleetiy, and only help you. to rtpln Cbt ~n11: of joy t.bM bekllp 1D )'OV burt.. Ke U _,.. ...;;, ,. .it_ d~n · l ..h . 1:11 F"' 1h~ "" "• "' ~ II. .,..,rnllntlv ot~d J">Io<> ~ . h'"'"'' 14 • rur <h """' nt oh. j " • ·h1<·h roN'fl> 111 ,.,., ,,j ond m e~.r oo l ' Y'I>PUI' f' lo a """lr. I•• ~" lo o I " " h rri'U I .. J y • .,.1 r~ .. l ••••or ll1hlr <l.,. l y, -t : ~ 1 :ft. ! ~ ..... . ·--· 2 With the hope it tiJill, in some m.ea1nre, foster and help sru· d '" · fami"/y an d comm.unr·r.y l'f 1 e~ th'IS fea tam I hat W h'ICh "'goo ture is spomored by the bw inPss firms anti organizations whose names appear below. . - GALA TILE FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 22c per sq. ft. Middleport WY 2·2550 LIEVING COAL COMPANY "'''UU Someono To Church This Week" Established In 1904 SEAMLESS HOSE Soft White or Mist Gray, $2.98 TINY'S FOODLAND BAUM LUMBER CO. 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DUTTON DRUG CO. ., - lJaoOII IIGod. W. VI. - -.- . - --- ... ... .-,....., ... ... t!1l fl' ..... fP-« .,. "'"-11'- !II~,.§!!' ... ......... - -"'~ ..... .......... .- -·- · - - - - ---- - - - - - - ---- - - ·.... --~----- Chapel Church, Arthur Stitt . Pastor Wolfe, Pastor. Sunday School, LO a. m Oliver Sa re. Su t.: Sundav Worship Rullalld Cbvl!b ol ... N..... . Y. LIP p eel ene Sunday School 9:31 L m.; 1 servoce. a. m.; rayer m · M . .... ing every Wednesday -ew·nmR ornma . u•-t- 10:w a. m . Evangelistic servlco 7:411 ? m I I --...:===:::___ 1 w-••- 1 Hospital News A Entt:Md Hotpltal h h ered s prayer oervlco led by pastor · R.aelne Methodiot Choreh, ' Creek hd .. Darren Michael Han , Pentecostal 1\ssembly, Roole e '16 1' ·I Ibe · D · K'1 b H. L. McDaniel, ptAstor SU n· . r. , rr} r., m er· . ' u 0 dav School 9 : :~0 a . m.: Preach- 1.'4, Rev Btll K lont"5. on~tnr , lY D"wn .\·l:.m m. fMl So. -~~md 10 , 30 a. m.; MYF 6 p m ; Sunday School 10 a m Wor Sl , Middl•porl , Mrs . J.<oster L. Prayer and Bible Studv, ?: JO ~"~·l ship serv1ces 7.30 P ~ Sun Hnus!t. H! 1 Lun·~ Bolllf l l l. n .. H' m. Wedn,sday. · day, Wedne&lay and Friday. El rov Canler, Rt. 2 Onk Hil l, , .. 1-.. • • The Pentecost.:• Church, Mid· :\lr" . Cnd~ H. Beam- . n l ! n-~~ Rock Spr•ngs Metllod1s1 - dleport Sout.i:J 3rd Ave .. Sunda-.. Hi ll, Scott 1\. Massie , Jad'"''m Ch_ester ~emley , pastor ; Wor· School 'w a. m.; '3unday eveninit iLl<w l'f'nrt E. So n·ell. '.\t> ll i-o1: ship serv1ce 9_: 30 a. m.; Sun. evangelisti c service, l :liO p. m. 1 Lori J . Clarke, Wellston. 01 nd • lng day School 9:30 L m.: Wnr· Syracooe E.U.B. Choreh. Poal ship Ua. m.; Prayer service, l. Sellen, Pa•~· 9:30 a. m. Sunday School, Ben I p. m. Wednesday. c.rlekta Ch~ t(lqsbar Qui!!e~berry, Su~t.; 10:30 L m. Ro d .. d Sch 1 9. 30 "Y Mornmg Worship servlce. ls\ ~ b ~~r~Y Su ~ ~a~hi~· and 3rd Sundaya of the moo~; P ·• Cecil C g 7:30 p..m. Evening Evangel1s7 La 00•. P· m., tin TUox. Uc Setvlce, 2nd and tlb Su .. day School, 10.15 a . m.; MYF Wt:dnesday Bible Study 1:30 p.: Molcoi m Denni ' HOOJl'r , S"LIIh ~~ ayer mee g, es- day cf month. BETBANV 6.3C p. m. Praye l and Bible m. : Saturd.r: flight Prayer and I Poi nt. day .30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Morolng Wol'lblp: Study, Wednesday, U O p.m. Worship 7 "O p. m. Pastor, Rev Birllls Colttmblt Olapel: Worship aefo 10:30 a. m. Sunday Schoo~ BtyRotlaa~ Methodist Cburob B. L. Barrett. I Mrs. Jack Leo Woodrufl , E rice each Sunday 8:15 a. m.; the Theiss, Supl: 6:30 ?· m. Carl Herring pastor· Mornin@ Ma in St. . PI Pleasant, dnug 11· Sunday School 10 a. m:: Youth ' Youth Fellowship CARMEL -: II'Orship IO::JO a. m: : Church Harrisoo•llle Preabylerlaa, ter, 9'30 p.m. Thur,.;lay . Mrt. Service 6:15p.m. Evenmg Wor· 9.30 a. m. Sunday SChool Way School 9:30 a. m. WSCS first Rev. J~ Dav•es. pastor . Wor- E vt>rett T. LlRhtfooL Rl. : oe l«msh, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. TUesday and 2nd Thursday ot ship servtce 9,30 a. m.; Sunday Pomeroy, daughter, 8:20 a .m. ship 7 p. m. each Sunday. . Mormng Worsbip, 2nd and 41lt h th· F . N' ht 1 t School 10o30 a. m. , Th ursda \'. Bradbury Cbureb ol c.rt'st, Sunday or the r.IOO!b; 8 p, m. eac mon . amo1Y Ig as DiS<bar ed Joe Robinson Minister· E · E lisll S• 1 Sunday evening of each monlb ReorplllZed Clture~ ot Jtsas I Art Marcum minister· Blbl; venmg vange c rv ce, at 6:il0 p. m.: Prayer Meeting, Christ ot l.att.er Day Sainr.s. siJ Palients recently discharged • . • . 1st and 3rd Sunday of monlb. 7.30 Wed sd mJI ,_ o • • 1 Ract included Ray McDade Marion School and Mommg Worship, . p. m. ne ay. es u-um n.cn= ne on ne. ' 10·30 a m. Christian Enfleav. TUppero PlaiDs EUB Cborcb: SU ill M lhod. Cb eli Portland Road. Sunday School Lewos, Mrs. Lula SUnley. Mrs. versvs ~It e t '"' S tud 9:30 a. m.; Worship 10:30 a.l Cora Slavens, Mrs. Adalphus Or•. 6 p.· m·:·• Evening Wor..hlp • Rev. Eugene E. Emeraoo, pas- Arthur t1 ' pas or · un av· m., SUnda" evemng . 1erv1ce Bl 'r Ha nk''" s• Mrs. Ward E·-~t m tor: Sunday Worship 9 ~ SO a. m. ..-~ = · 7 p. . and 7:30 p. m. alternately. SUD- School, 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe uo P .n.: Wed . wor<htp mv ' Brenda Gray, Mrs. Homer Cole. Bradlord Church or Cbrlsl, day School 9:30a.m. and 10:211 Supt., Services Thursday even· ice at 7:30 p. m. Pa, tor. C. W ! Howard Crow, Mrs. Barr~ Rif· I Bomer Forrest. Supt.: Bible a. m. alternately. Hobart VIne- lng. Proffitt All evening serv· fie , Mrs . Ridy Flowers and m· School UO; Morning Worship, yard, Supt.: Bible Study and Sulloa Methodist Churcll, Art ices begin II 7:30 p. m. ' rant daughter. Mrs. Paul Rll&"n 0:30 1. m.; Eveolng Worshl?. Prayer Service led by pastor, thur Stitl pastor. Sunday · . . I and infant daughter, Mrs. Ferd L 00 School 10' a. m., Clint Orr. l.onr Lady of Loretto ~"" I oand wvbenga and infant dau· 7 p. m. Wedne&lay, 7 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Biblo Study. Supt.; Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. Long Bottom•. Rev . onard , ghteo . Mrs. John Pack. Mrs. Federated Otll'ek. PomeroJ, Cencula, admm1strator, Suoday carl Maple. Thomas White. .Odler Cborcb of C h lo I Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor; Syracuse Metllodlllt Cbureb, Mass 8:30 a. m.. esi.; Holy Uays Moson Grimm, Mrs. EIIIO"• IBible School 9:30 a. m. Preach· Carl Kautz, Supt. : Suo d •.1 Dr. Lester L. Roush, pastor: ot Obligation, 7 p. m. Dillon, Mrs. Victor Barr, Char· lDB 10:30 a. m., first and third Scbool, 9:15 a. m.; Worshij> Morning Worship servlco 9 a .m , • los Frye, Waller Ryan. Rodney sundays. bour 10 o30 a. m. Dana Winebrenner. Supl 10 a. St. Jobn 1. CathoDe Mlsslotl. R.awlia Rhonda Mon11om· S da hool· YF Wednes- near Guyoville (Dutch Ridge I ' · Mu.. City Cbarch of Christ. MI. Uwoa F.W.B. Cbarch - m. Yc • Mni Meora. Rev. Frank Manieri. pas· ery, Sherrl Coleman and Ter· Miller Street, R. Kenneth ~y. Sunday School 1:45 a. m., Earl =c~:O c':!J ~ meo~ tor, Sunda,v Mass 10:30 a. m.: esa Sheline. 1 ~gellst: Sundayrnl ~e Starkey, supt.; EveaiJJB WOI'r In& ll~t Monday each monllt Holy Day ol Obligation 6:30 a. HON_O_R_E_D_ A_T_D_INN_Eft S . Y 10 a. m., Mo .ng or· ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cox, at '7-3o p m Holy CoDUDUJ> m.: Confession, 11 hour before ship, 10:4> a. m. Evewng Wor· L!.yman· Young People's meet· · · · Mass Bronyn Dalley was auest o! ohip 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, ing and Bible Study 7 . 30 p. m . oo eacb quaMe! as announced · honor at dinner al the Martin Wedn d Choir' . ti WSCS first Wednesday of each Tllo Salvai!M ArlllJ Env., Restaurant Jlyen by her aunl•. 7·30 p m Wednesday . Mld~epo. rl Cburch ~~ Cbrlst 7:30 Tllurada:.rac ce a ,monThthe. United Methodist chureh I Ray S. Wining, offtcer .; cbarp. Mrs. Anna HOwell and Mi" ' Sund 10 m Holiness mee1: Martha Howell, in observance 5th all(l Main Streets. Dooald oaaville PUgrtm llotlnesa (P. Pomeroy - Rev . MeMn AIay a. · d School of her 1lllt blrlhdi) IIDIIiverHlcks, minister; Bible School, 0. Langsville, Oblo), Rev. H. kire, pastor. Church School at ~!~O:~ a.:;: ~~~nay People'~ sary. Guests were Be<:i<y Houd· 9:30 a. m., llfiltoo Housd.ahel~ Car., pastor: Sunday School, 9:3019 :15 a . m • Leo Crew. sup!. . Y. p. . ~ Salv ti ashell. Melanie Hackett, SUsan Supt.; Morning Worabip, a, m Robert Grate Supt WOI'r Lto VaUjjhan, Asst. Supt. 9 :IS l.ogiOn. 7~~ m.1 to !a ~n Gerlach, Jill Harris and Patty 5:45 p. Evening Worship, ship ~ervice at 10:3;• a. m~ ; PU- a . m. Pastor' s Youth Training ~=u~:~ Lea ~·7 m ~ Harris. The honored pest was 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed· J1r1m Youth, Go45 p, m.: Eva.. Claso. 10 :30 a. m. Morning wor- las . 7 30 pgu.;, 8 jble ~llad: presented with gills and cards nesday, 7 p. m. getiatlc service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- ship. Sermon, "A Higher Ser· cra ~; · m~ . Olber aervice~ from her guests. Cborcb ol Cbrlst, P..........,, Week Prayer and Praise, Wed: I vice!" 2:30p . m. Fourth Quart· \;P~Y:,;;;_~;;;;;Ung;;;:;_·~~~~;;;;;_;;~:_;;~~~;...-........., lerty Conference. District Supt. J erry Masters, pastor: Sundl) nesday, 7.30 p. m. Stlhool t::JO a. Ill. Oturcb 10:10 will conduct election of church a. m.; Christian Endeavor, 8:311 Klapm IWJ of Jebll\'ab'a officials. 6 p. m. Mvr-. Tues· p. m. Eveoln1 Service, ''30 P. Witneues· Public meeliD&. Sui> day Feb. 9, 7:30 p. m. WSCS Cor. Syc:imure & Second St. - Pomeroy REV. JOSEPH KRALY. PASTOF m. day 5 p. m., watchtower study meets at church. Thursday. at ("hurrh. WY 2·!H70 Par10nage, WY 2·WO RaOand Cb~ of Cllrlttt. 6 p. m.; Bible study TUesday, I :I> p. m . Prayer Study lroup Blbla Selmol 8:30: CoJJIIIIIIIIioD I p. m. Service meeli"i, 7 meets at home of M"' Nelle Sunday, February 7 10:30 a, m., 1/. H. Braley m. Thursday: Ministry IICbOOI, Bin&. Tb~ay, 7:15 P· m., (Fl.f~h Sunday After Epiphany) ~--SUpt. Sabra Cslladay, planllt; & p. m. Tlluraday. Choir rehearsal. (Bulletin Board Say in& 01 The Week) Bible Sillily 7·311 Delbert RC> lly..U IIDI f ' - 1\letbodlllt, "If you wtnt to be miserablt', hate somtlbody." mine, lead.;.. . ' \ bll u CUrcboo - SL Pall Bober' E. 8mltll, 91'., pastor: '. ' Stmda,y Scbool 8:15 L m.: Wor- Qmday School e:3G L ~·· WorSunday School, 9:15 MornlDo: Worablp, lO:It Clltlrdi of C)lillt. , _ . lblp service 11:30 a. m.: SL le1 Haley, '!upLt Sermor. Topic, "LED BY THJ: SPIRIT." D•-'-·'·'" Road, - J... da Sch I 10 • ablp L0:30 •• m. YIIGib 8e • Sund3y HOLY COMMUNION 11\IJll*· ' ; w;~; m. 00 •· m•• 1:45 p.• m.: Ev~lJIIa meoSunday. 7:00p.m. 2--·----------------·- Luther IMillO ble achool 9:30 a. tiL; Mlli'IIID& 11110, 7.!0 P. Ill., Prayer meatMonday, 7:00 p.m. -------- KnliUJic Cloll - ll'lllnnen wwsblp 10 ,30 a. m.; Evening' Altnd Mellt..ln cnre-. - rna. Thlli'I!'O!' 7:30 p. m. 8:00 p.m. -· -· ------ KnlltiJII Clala - -'4-vaDH<I WW$blp 7:30 p. m.: Rolttlrt 1leetl Rev. Pearl Caat9, p.~llor. Sun· ~ lltelllodlll ~ LPfr TuoodoJ, 8 :00 p.m. --··--------·- lluildlna Corllmltteo Bible <;cbool St>jil. day School at 9:!0 a. !II·· Char- II Clill, r.ev. · R. E,gene Gill. WedneslaJ, 7:80 p.m................. Choir llehear~~l 7:30 p.m. ... .... ......... Adult lllllrw:tiOD IN Taylor, Supt. W!i1'1htp aer- putor. S.JIIdl1 Soboal ••• •· ThorldlQ', 8:00p.m..... __ ,. ___ ..... A.~= QeSier (Jiar$ et Gld, llet. v1cea at 10:.1 wHh Lloyd Dll m.; Pbil Wile. oupL: Motallti 81turday, 9:00 a.m. --------... -·-OJ l« ,.. (lllben ~. flllltr, &mdatlll!(ler, lay leatlor. Slludaf 11:10 a. m.; Yo Y I~ 10:30 a.m. _,··--·-··-lUIIIr C I Atl• Sebool t:30 a. m. Mlll'lllDa lq, MYF· meets. Worablp .at!' lllmGee 7. ,p. ·m.: &l,.....lltlc I'~hlp 11. a. 11.1: Ji111 I'" Ill - 1ket at 1 wHb lite lin. C.• 11H 7:1t p. a Mid , WID .3o Pr 6ff . 8 .i 0. St. Paul's Lutheran Church :;.· 0;;.';"...;.,"'" BEN FRANKLIN STORE eo to $1.00 and up Pbooo WY 2:2049 - - Mornin&,:;: :, t••l-lhlp 2 OHIO ·': • week Prayer Se"ice Wednes· . 10 :30 a m.. B1ble Study, Wed ., Metbodlat day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morris M. 17· 30 p .m. MI. Morlab UapUst Cbnrcb, tor. Sund.,. worship 7:30 p. m. I mong .1 ose w 0 ent . 1 9 .30 • 10 .30 • m Har· · Comer ot Fourth and Main Sl. and 9:30 a. m alternately. Sun· Schoo · to · .' · ~n nt::l h Stracu~e ChDtcll of the Nau- 1Holzer hm:opllBI m thl' pnst .H Mlddte~M R•• Nyle Borden da Sehool 10:30 a m and old C. Roush, Supt.. K •ene Witli.1m C l'hor!>e. pastor ' hours we,.. Mr<. Stanley M ....... · · ' Y · · McLeod Ass' t Supt Servtces ' K' ~~· ~ • minister. SUnday SChool 8:30 &:30 a. ltl. alternately. Norman : · in · · Sund<n· Sl'hfi{J I P 3tl Y m.; Morn· I mg . w, t:.oRst~ n.ve ., ct n· a. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. Bahr, Supl Bible Study and every Sunaay even g. ong wonh'P In "" a m ,dra Ly ~n Campbell •. 13 Mill n. AIIOI!d Tile Cllnreh 01 Your Choice POMBIIO~ LOCAL 1001»1 \sa88 ~.~. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Take Someoao Wltb You To Cburcb 1ft Pl>meroy Over 90 Year• llbn of BolltiiD Bread !i 46 P· l Pomeroy, Ohio . THE UNITED STER WORKERS OF AMERICA Middleport, 0. Chester, Ohio ''EVERYTIIING IN HARDWARE" . ". PHONE Middleport, 0. Phone 885·2125 :m a. m Worship. School Cb~ ••••• N•··-. . . . p. m. YF : Wed 6 3r Junior end -· Superlnt ent. iO a. m. om c> cine,"""' Obio."' Stlllday School• - at' r.llnor 7 P m 'IPntor Choir tal Board mee."ng each quarter 9,30 a.m. sunday WorshiP I 8yrac:a1t Flnt Unl... P unless othervnse ca lled Holy Service 10 ,30 am Sund.av Eve-- byteriatJ Church - Church set· commuruon · each quar teras an- ning ' · · · · · 9·:111 · Sund School Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid ·I YJces ·· a. ~- · ay m.; EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. I Pomeroy FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Middleport vw·~·e~••••,••·...,•t=u•lllnr.J'If' ••••• M Lester L Roush, pastor: meetin&, 7:30 P- m. Thursday aupl.. 111 Por,lend Methodist Church. 1idweek praver service, 7:45 p. Rev . Eugene E. _merson, pa ... Arthur Stitt pastor . Sundoy · m Wednesday. :.s !:' RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN & ABBOTI NOT THIS Middleport E. Malo St. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY THIS Dr "? BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT QualltJI'arnltura at Lower Prieto HONDA F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER 186 N. Second CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY WALLrTO-WALL CARPETING Guaranteed Pomeroy 2·29~5 Bulova Watches Sale9 & Service mate. E:xpert lnstallation Satisfaction Ph. 985-2005 HEINER'S BAKERY KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. Linoleum .. . Inlaid Vinyl people on a Honda Built'lers & Building Supplie• Chester, Ohio Huntington, W. Va. · ~·- ~ U,actJool. 1.311 L m.: Wonldp I luppon the Church of Your Choice THE SHOE BOX EDWARD BAER, OWNER Middleport, Ohio Middleport West Main St. Sale 2 pr. $1.00 - Ph. Mason SP 3-151193 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Reg. 2 pr. $1.25 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING ~ 111111, !!i VIctor Brown, Church a. m. Sunday School. Fr<;<J Free WiD Bapt111 Cbtucb. Snut.h, supt.. E?rl Shuler. llis L Rutland, Pastor. Rev P au I Mormng worship 10 . 4~ a. m.: Taylor; Sundl) School, 10 a. m. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thur• . Guy . p rldd y, Supt.; P ~ae hmg day. servtce, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ser· Bethel EUB Cburcb, ' Vi~.~ : ~ p. m. Wednesday . Soutb E ~ SC:1c Welt Columbia. W. Va. Mlddli!poM aervlcei 7: 30 p. m Euge~e E~e~~on, pastotft 7:30 • m. Thursday. Naomi Baptist CburchJ SDbp Greenhouse WY 2·3.&02 WY 2·2644 Evening Wednesday , Prayer meetlog ; day choo Sa. dm., Wursht ' • 8 Up!. un ay ,• ' •• W d ··• S I Archer, ~ p. m. ." n...,ay. Pn or lJ a. m. Bible Study and 0Pray·~ Choor Practlce . S_. SO p. m: TUe~ b Millard Coe 1 day, Jumor Cholr Prad1ce. t7 ~ ser~ ice lWoded esdy • .30 p. m. n ay. Rutlaad Flrst Baptist Ctlllrcb . • GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. . com£nrt and wilh IWl'ltl a· nen t adheshi ve f}Jrkin g. F.asily Jn!'!a ll ed, won·t mildew, no spec1al eleamng. S;lk ly Treads and bathe in safety Soft , r es ii L• nt , t exlmt'd ·r llhlwr strips ...... . . . . 2 IchnstlaD Morning Worahlp1 10:30 a m. Member FTD DODGE-DAIIT-DODGE TRUCKS Install "Slip X" - Dlf M;• 10:30 a. m. ; P!Uehln&. 7:30 P· JIMII UIIIIM •alllroa q m.; Preyer eervice, 7:110 p. m. c.~~& a $ 1 ~ • . . , R. Thuroday. Balb, ...-: 8aDday a • >' • Chnrcb ol God, MI. Mar:: a,r.uo Mini-. Rot. II L m.; Wlmtlo ~~o~o~Daor. oup&. Jtey , Daniel WOrttmaa, pat · Cus~ pastor· Services every Ou1Jtlao EudMW, f :li p. -n. Sunday School 9otl a. m.; \Vofo Wlldn. 111111 Frida lira. LyGa a.na., I* I .. • ahlp service II l . m. and 7:10 Y ella1o1 all. Saal . 1 7 30 a. m. Prayer meauna 7:30 ~· a Js~ ol 1111 N...,..oe 1 p. m. Preacblua a:a p. m.: m Tuesday: Young Peoplu Cb ler Ray E. Warne pastor: Mid·Wook Pri)M m 1:30 meetmg, 7: 30 p. m. Friday. S··~· 'Sch 19 .~ '. Mo p. m. Wah :day, Lead.....y oo · ~a. m. , n> Mtl M de l!olldn,.. Carpenter Bapllll CbllfO•: Rolland Cbllnlll 01 Clod, ReV. Flatwoodo Metbodlol Cbardl tog Worship 11 L m.: NYP8 or, · a •- · S•nday School9·30 • . m.; Morn- J hn s all ood ~··-· o ••• A • • - Pearl A. c..to. paotor Wor· 6:45 p. m.: J!:vl!llln« Servtce, UB"' ... . _ p, ........ 0 lng Wol'lhlp to·' a a · m· · ~... slup · serv1ce · W ~ 1p School m10 wa. m• .;..-Evqeii.Ua Io. a. m. e ve~ 7:30 p..m.; Mid week Pra:: r ·~ ~- daJ' ~I 1:111 a. .&iQIII l'irll Bapllll ClaUI'CII, Mlddl&- aervice 7 p. m.: Yoq hople other Sunday 1.45 p. m. :un flee, 7.:10 p. m Weclr I y. .,.. ··ces .,,,.,.,, ?.a p. IlL 1 port, Rev. Donald Boone, .... Endeavor 7 p. m. WednesdaY : daY SChoo S • lOra. m ., toln~ Mkldleport Chnreb ol tbe No Lelarl hils c.ttet •••• ·-• 9: "w a. m., Pra yer meet1ng 7 p. m. Sitl11' 8 at1ey • up1Th . ada rayer mee • ll'elle, Rev. Clyde J . n-~•~ tor: Sund ay •-· .,.~ - Cburell, JIM. James '6 u1 : 7 40 Fred Hoffman, Supt.; 10:15 a. day. p. m. ur y. Sunday School 9:30a. m.; Mom- 8uDday Scbool 1:30 L m., Toa ' m. Worablp Service; BYI' e p. . Booth Molbadial Claarda, tW6: tog Worsblp 10:30 a, m.: NYP8 Noms, lllpl.: A111. 1111'm.; Ev111lng Worahip. 7:30 ?· Grace Episcopal Cbnreb, dleporl, 114. E. Dowson, paotDr; Y00118 People, 6:45 p. m. ; Eva. bert Rou!b. pz ldlt • II) m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Pomeroy, The Rev . Richard H. Mrs. Nan Moore, Church SChool gellstlc meolifll 7:30 p. IlL; 10:30 a. m.; lila- evelliD& meeting; 8:30 p. m. Wed., choir Martin. Rector. SWill.,. - M~r- SUpt.; Church Scbool, 9:30 a. Ptayer mee~1g, Wed., 7:30p.m. worship at 7:30 p. m.; Pr.,. practice. nmg Prayer and Sermon. L0.30 m.; Worohip SUvice, 10:30 L • meetiDI 'l'lnn.• I p. Ill• . Methodist Youth Fellow- 1'lallnJ OIIdl II ..., MD • .m. ~olfee hour follOW"'i. Firot Baptist Church, Pome· m._. Olflcilll Board atellt, Stlllday Scbool. 1:30 L I& Uldtlll • I & roy - Rev. Charles Norris. Eoterprise EIJB Cbarcll, Rev. ship,, 1 p. m.; m.; MoraiDg tmsblp 10:4!1 L Ia Qr11t: llet. James Mllrrl Sunday School 9:30 Ull 10:2(1. Menw Smith, pastor. WOdblp meetinl. 1' 1 Sunday of month, m. EvelliDa Worship, 7 p. m.; ....,, pa l&i Stmda1 Srhool. Worabip service, 10:30 a. m.; lervtce 9=30 a. m.: Sund.,. 7 ' 30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Mondq hl)ct meelifll, 7 p. m Wed 9:30 a m., "MecbiDI 10:30 a. Nursery and Junior church lor School, 10:30 a. m. Ynulb Fel- Of month, 7·30 p. m.; ~ Rn. Clyde v Henderson, pas I a Altemalla prar:H'I ad children. IGowlshipFels;~ bpi. m., :.!oys m~ Qrcl7·••ep, ~d. '"'Cl:,~~l ~dm;ted- tor. EDI!&vor, 7:a p. DL IT 5 "'"' p, ·"" p. '' ·"" . . ' ' sunday !(Jd.Weet ,...,... _.. Flrsl Bapltsl Cbarch. Racine IEvening service 7:30 p. m., 2nd nesday of month, 8 p. m.; All· Church ol me N-eno, .,... , _ Wadneeda 7•111 .. Rev C. L. O'(;onner. pastor ,and 4th Sundays: Youth Cboit. ernoon Circle, 41h Thursday ol eroy Rev. Clyde HeDcler-, '' ' .. Sunday School 9:30 a m.. Sam &,30 p. m. Wednesday Prayer month. 2 p. m.; Choir Practice paaiDr: Suoday Scbool 8:30 L MW!e!*'l Ftnl U.... ,._ CUrtis, supl; LQ:II> a. m. Morn- Meeting, 7:30 p. m. WedJ'Iesday . Wednesday, 7 p. m. m.: Momlng Wonblp 10:30 L byteriall Church, Rev. Boward .ng worship: 6:30 p. m. BY~ m.: NYPS 6:46 p. m. Evening Ruppelt. pastor : Sundav Scbool cL . 7:30 p. m. p raY • r 9:' a.m Mrs Rodney Sauer, and Junior Fellowship; 8 p.m Lonride• EUB CHure.b, 1\01'. u Minersville Metltodlst .. tutlrCJI IMirVlcea Sunday SctwoiQ:30 a. m. Preach- Mornmg Star . Ell II C~uftb/ nounced . ing Sunday 2:30 p. m. Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor · 9 4" Morse .!am~" R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill St. rHOO lll ·""turd•)' 'IVY 2-3284 Second & n<tr n" I II.Al iOn >dt y P>rr y Jl<''fOn -hoold Ul....! .. ~~~otlnr l v ~ nd '"P I><HI l loe • "IHoro· h. Tb n nrc 1I 1 fno 1., . ""'" &ft k ~ . 1 ~1 Fur I>" o•lnl !u.nd•y Ito Lincoln St. 5. rl•nu,.• r no· ~ •.• ., aurn•• n-• ... fnwr Epheailuu . ...1- ...... ·~ , ~ .· . . .· , ~»~"' :; .... . c..~....... :-·· .., ......... .· ....·. • SPECIAL 232 E. SECOND .,.. Cltun:h .. !he ll•l.t fill" liM '*~"- , ~ "' ~ vi ehn acuor and rooot , ,l,.erelup. I~ ile oolonhoo- ' u( ..,.;.;,,.,1 ~-~ ~ .. "' ''""" ~ . ~ 01r<t n• Chur• h " " '' n~r r.......... ~ Ire-..- . -->.:-;. ...:.-~~. THE MARTIN RESTAURANT i TH. CHUftCH P'OI't AU. ..._ L ""' THII CHUIICH O<o \ln d can add the comfort of quiet to family living! Come in aod•et a free eopy of our easy·to-fo11o'l>. "How To" folder, and see these new designs. •• tbeJ'I.help c:tve you a quieelv bnootif•l"- I. DINING IS SOMETHING MORE .'• ku '! .,. -lllllblrrJ , ltL' 2 SJ" 6Ya to 12 i Feb. t. reautar meetmg of lbo Membel'ship and Evangelism Com· a.laslon . Wedneodlly evoniJll, Prayer and Bible Sl~ . Cbetler Mollaodltl C)lrelo Pearl A. Casto, Pastor; Wor· ,: service al 1 a. m.• SUnday Scbool at 10 a. m.; WSCS LSI Thursday of month ; Board maeting 3rd Wednesday ol the month. to. Tueaclay ••eni"i. w I - ylce, 7 p. m. Prayer meelinll. 7:30 p. m. Wedne9da1 ; YOUD& l'oopte's Semce Friday , UO p. m. I) Orlflltlt, ....l Roger Wt .. lid.. north <1. Jltlp Jf I 1111 lord. SupL; Stmda;, 1cboo1 11 llolpitaL l'llllr, r. W. Z' d. a. m.; Evqellstlc Ianoe, 1· A..otant Put«. J - , R. :ao p. m. ~ mee~~n1 , 7:10 IIDfflr. lln'iOII • . . . . I· I'· m. TUesday. Slbbatb Scboo~ 1:10 p. IlL; Worsblp, 2:111 p. IL; Y tu tb BaliUd MbiiOII : Olive Newo lmeellnl. 1:111 p. m. ; lillie I!Jiu. Sentinel Church News READYP .... n.--~ , , ·n ... P St!,;;ru; Road: E. J . lilt a I .; t A. i._____________,,______, �. ·. . - . . . .. . . ... . . . . " ' ' ' @) I ---------!,-..=======-"':"==-======I I wANT AD ....·~,;::._, (#. .. o.a 41w MoDdliJ' 9 :00 " .. 1 Kollidat WW . be 0 c"i'.i~o :S" eei:epted 1111tll IHXI For Dll7 n1 l"ubl!c•tlocr. n .. e411 Publlaber or reJ•<:' 1960 · 'I A.. M.. rtRrvN Ul• ttfb.l I.D1 ad.• d..rnlld = "· n • ID~I'I"'d W. Va Phone 2'13-4271. !' Office hours, Daily 4 to 6 p. m. I 26 lfc Rambler Classic 4 $899 Dr. Sta. Wag. I Auto Sa 81 Locally owned and a nice well cared for car . 6 cyl. eng~e with new rings , std. tran s., radio, heater, a:ood Ures. Betge and brown {tnish _ Was $999 , Reduced to $899 . ~:~~=nabl~.:!"~. ~~d pu~ h,.n .. ,. win nol be req~<~nt~l'ttJ• tor more t baa on• QU;ITY Pomeroy , 1 ,.....--=.........-------iiiiiiiiiOiO-----=------........ Motor Co. ~:~::=::~=~ wood, · lEOULATIONI to 2 SIGNS Pawerglidf' tnllls , ;:ood tires , dark ~Teen finish, heatfr_ A wonderful to bu)" Nomu1.ll:,r Priced $1195, Reduced To $999. II.ATEii t-or WanT 4d SerTI~ Cent.l peJ word one uw.rttoa Mmllnlllll Charee 60 cenu 12 c .. nt• IX"t word far l'hnll COli· St"<"UI>v e msertlone Pomerov 4 • •• • < ~rl ~r " '"n' l)taool.lnl on paid •11• >lJIIt a d• paal wtl.hln 10 day • 1 CA RD tm ~m m l'HA.."' KS & OBIT!JA.lUES Sl .l!.! for !ltD ...,ord rn!U· Eacb •ddJtlon&J wnrd lc Co. Motor OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO I For Rent Ot' F ICII: HOURS 1·30 A. M to 5.00 P. Ill OaliJ Sa!l.lrd&)>.....-li.30 A Ill to U:OO noon n"S SO EA SV 1'0 PLAC.II. A U:Sli""LT PKODUCING WA.NT A.D Tbe Rambler Business Services • . . LONG AFTER Price Is Forgotten! per- 1 ! Nov.a Super Sports. Only 11,891 careful miles. Bucket seats. Consul. Floor shift automatic. 2'JO cu. in. enaine, Almost like the .Jay it W81:1 sold, 63 Pontiac ------ REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED hn- tormance. SmaU ~u ecouomy THREE BEDROOM house at : INCOME TAX Service, Jo aod maaageral»tity rempest 4 Door. Only 25,1 43 careful mile11, Ont of our 1126 E. Mmn St. Phone WY 2~ I .son • Simpson Insurance AgSee new car trade-ins. Very clean. ency, Room 6, Coats Build2 4 6tc 3408. Metropolllall Motoro ---ing, Middleport, E. Main Street. Pomeroy PHONE WY2-2156 &ROOM apartment and bath I 20 tfc furutilities Pbooe W'l' W871 I unfurmshd All . 422tfC , Buick 2 Door Hard TL·P. Show room clean. Only 15,768 Dr. 1 ni.~hed Upstairs above t~nder miles. Ose ot Buick'a best serie11, 11.nd this one's Donovan 's ofice . Phone WY MAJOR Medical Health Pia • 1-------Notice ed, really tops. nun ~ cancellable, guarant 2-3046 or WY nll64. s,.rvic,. Announced renewable. Pays 100 per ce nt t 12 tfc RUG Weaving. WI 9-2826. ---of Medic.& I bllls, over D 2 ~ 30tp 5 room and bath apartment ductible. Call Jim Johnso n For George Slayton ---·-· -Skylark 2 Door Hard Top. Bucket 1eata. Babied by one for inforrnation. PT. PLEASANT - Funeral carpets bel!er, 1D Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3319 I WY 2-2903 TO CLEAN of our best cu.stomers. Automatic shift. 12 t~ tfc 1 19 30tc sernce will be held 2 p m Sunwe'll loan a Blue Lustrr Carpt't Sharnpooer with purct'l- TRAILER tots for rent:-dose I day at the Mt. Cannel EUB ase of Blue Lustrt> Shampoo. to Laundrymal and school> I Netgler ButldbJ& .s..ppt_~ .fo r Church at Hogsett for George Baker Furniture, Middleport. Valley Lumber & supply Com i new homes. ~mit m k1tc b. Slayton, 79, retired farmer of One careful local owner. Power steering and brakes. Auto. 2-2-Gtc Middleport 10-3-Uc ens, storm wmdows, alum- Hogsett, W. Va . Trans. Like new in H11'pearance pany, inurn siding. CaU Guy Ne1 gA lire-long Mason County o\UTUMUBILE JBsnrance been 1HHh:E enG lout ron'L furn•-.:heler, Racine, Ohio. resident, Mr. Slayton died Wed·' canceUedT l..oot your opel'& ed omtumislt"' apart. 12 29 tfc nesday afternoon at his home. lllr'• llcenle? cau WY :&-Zitltl. menta. WY 2-1>434 12 6 tiC 2 Door Hard Top. Low mileage. Shows tender care. BucHe is survived by his wife, Wile ket seat>. .t, ull consul. three sons, four daughters and Real Estate For Sale two brothers. For Sale Wanted To Buy The Rev. Donald Kinnaird -condl· If' /.,J b and the Rev. Don Workman V8 Catalina 2 Ooor. A beautiful Black Beauty, ' speed ANTI UE furniture . Al1-1ddin KIRBY SWF:E:P EH. A·l Q 1 tlon , power polisher. buffer ..,UC Ill' ~~6 7 will officiate at the services tramo. Performance plu11 at low priee. lamp and old lfon pieees, mar-, intluded_ $36.56, b:tlanee dut" I and burial will follow in the Mt. ble topped _ piece, Mrs. Ho_w- 1 d WY 2-3862. 2 5 5tc .'\fJDDLEPORT 8 - room Carmel cemetery. Frien s may ard Cecil, 800 W. Mam St., rr_ame h_ouse with . bath_, gas Icall at the family residt:nce af· : Pomeroy, WY 2-5262. SJN(;ER round ~bi_Jm porTable. CBtalina Hard Top. Power steerine and brakes. One local c1reulatmg heat, mce k1chen. 1ter 2 p.m. Friday. - -- - - - - - - 2 3 He Sew!:! perledly. llkt· new. Nicely located on corner Jot · owner. Exll"a nice . 1862 $29 95. WY 2< · I with garage and convenient ! SMALL LOT ill Pomeroy large 2 5 51 ' to both schools. 20 year loan ' Gus Mattox, 50, of enough for two-car gar<lge. SINGER, st>ws likenew. Equipon this property to a buyer Buffalo, ifil Oead Call Howard Mullen on week ped to zig zag, buttonhole 1 ~ who can qualify. . PT PLEASANT _ Funeral ends, WY 2~3782. 2 J Jtp -·- -I fancy design wtth m:;ert F ..t\RM - . 100 acrt!S m Rutland service for Gus Mattox, 50, S.17 .61 Township . on good grave 1 Buffalo, W. Va., will be held HOG 1 dressed l. 250-300 lbs. or c01 rn s Guaranteed. BUICK- PONTIAC- GMAC TRUCKS WY 2-3862. 2 o 5tc d 1 I ff St t R t 1 0 what have you. Phone WY 2-, _ __ roa W mt e afe oult~ Saturday :z p.m . at the Buffa:loll 124 . es · 20 act"es or c~ I- Church of God with the Rev. 6828. 2 ~ 6tc WF:LCH 'S /\uctwn every Sa ~urPOMEROY, O. ---~----da.v night. 7 : 30 p. m Laurel vatwn, balance mostly timB h ff ' 'a t·,ng STANDING Ti mber. Top cas h Cliff . on . 0 Rout.e 124.d Auction- ben~ · God 6 - room house Wayne · 1 ·u b urc· tho JCI Buffalo • Mem- ~~;:;:;::;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;II price paid. Manon Reynolds, eer, Slim Chapman. \o\-ith bath, sink. and two 13 . wl G ed m e Pomeroy, O. 606 E. Main St. Coolville, Ohio. Rt 3 Call , b a _ rn 1 °~:l ~at~~: : 8 2 4 Jtp porche~ . ~ase~ent after 4 o'clock, 667--35(1.1 <:tnd bu1ldmg With garage ~ .... r . 11 1-11-til' USED Record Playr·rs, smgle en b. A ree.l buy at $6500.00. Mlrker _and World War •ve,nin•g , play, 45 rpm ;10 95 - auto- c. C. CUCKLER, REAL. eran. died Wednesd~y , - - - - - - - -- - - matie attachmen t, 4fl rpm. BOX 229 WY"" · · 1 tp, a Charleston hospttal after a 1 Help Wanted $8.95 Radio, recor ; POMEROY OHIO r.hort illness. He was born at player, combin<Jt ion rpm. 1 · ' Jtc SeptemberS, 1914 the son · 25 $12 .95 . Ca.hinet radie, re, · r Charles Mattox and the late WANTED housekeeper to li·ve cord player, $10 . 9~ V\1 Cora MattoJ:. . in. Phone WY 2·2806. d l·r· $24 951 MIDDLEPORT, 791 N. 2nd AvS . · t ng m · addl.tt'on to his . HJ· C' 1 recor Bmp 1 H'r , • , . t urvtv 2 S tfc 4 Musical amplifie-r, contains enue, ~~come C~~ohe~h~·' . father, are his wife, Faye; . a 12" speaker. $.)9.95. rooms own, u a ' 3 pn- ~on, Kenneth, and a daughter, U. S. Civil Servlc• T•dsl 2 1a .r g e K·a thy, all at home·• four sisWerner Rad .10 , ...ddl ;YJI Pport vate entrances. f M~" women t8 aoo over secnuw !o._ Ohio 2 4 3tc rooms up, u11 bath, pnvate ters, Mrs. Dorthea Horton, LeHlch pay Silo" noun. AdYancement Tllounnd• ol lotu open P~par1110ry entran ~e, large blo~k. gar· tart: Mrs. Lisa Priddy, Port ~nlntn1 onlll •ppolnt~ €:JrPf'T"Ience uaual17 un.n~euary FREE tnfocma· 65,000 BD. F'T. timber. Mixed age, wAd1t~ _g~s, elec~ r I City, wa- Clinton, Ohio; Mrs. Gracie Rol- 1 t.lon OD Jobt. Nlariea, requlremen ... ~pedes , on the stump. Will 1ot . ter. JOining tra1 er Wl"lle tn-dQ 1(111'\nf o&ma, ad.dr•• and. 1ms, C0 1" mbus ' and Mrs. Dol- '' pnon•. accept bids until Feb. 10. 'th II t·1 ·1· P · d WI a u I 1 1es. nee very lie Eads, address unknown; Lmcola SerTict>, 8011 888- Potal!roJ Phone WY z.fl37ll. 2-2-6tp cheaply. Phone CH 7-2361, DaUJ hntinel. Polnel"o:r, Own. five brothers, Roy, Clarence and 1 N~W autumn haze mink . 2 !~ Earl , all of Leon; Hollie of CoMIW RVUNG. MOttl ... Ill 11M ..., Flot 6DD D• .....,. ,.,... II Insurance stole. See: Mrs. Virgtl Carl. - · ' Jumbus and Arthnr of Po r 1 . . •odeh ..... 1rt faMOUI fklt GtiCI "ill ......, .. prb. ..,.... for rent, 6 rooms and 11 at ---------- 1 Rt 2 Pomeroy on Kingsburg : HOUSE Clinton. Friends may ca 4 Door Sedan V8. Std. trans. Radio and Heater. bath, furnished at 780 S. Jrd .,_.ting IWI • , • Unlbodr CONifllclioft.. hJI _......, ucl ... PHOTO Copytng Serv1ce. Cop- I Rd. or Ph. WY 2-6356. 2-1-12tp he Raynes Funeral Home in 1 t ,.., . . llfl. NowMr• .... doe& ..,..., 4olor Mr r- 10 _ . . - . leo made of legal papers, St, Middleport, Ohio. Buffalo. 'II)' Mt • 600 D. S.. for yo1orNif. bir1h records and almost any 2 S Jtc -BI!ST PRICES ON oth• dOCUIIlellts. FOR SALE : 8 room block ACTION Fn.ED Reuter lnlnr...,., Pomeroy ( Door Hard Top house, bath, basement, hardPT. PLEASANT - A civil 9 4 tic wood floors, 8 acres ground action has been filed in the ofW8TOM butdlerlllfl and cutin short distance of Belle- fice o£ the Circuit Clerk by the 670 X 1 5 - 16.60 ling. Phil Meier, Phone WY ville & Racine dam. Mildred New HaVf~n Builders, Ind., vs. DUS tu s-&18. Bissell, Long Bottom, Ohio. Dwight K. Sayre and Syl~ia 12 t Uc Nylon Bleclcwell Tub. Ty.,. 4 Door Sedan. Auto. Vans. Radio and heater. AJr condi2-2-6tc Sayre, New Haven. he .plamtioning, tiff is seeking judgment m the ~ER SERVICE For Rent 1 Mile North of Silver Bridge In KaMuga STATION I MUST sell regardless of sacri- 1swn of $1,950.50 with interest . Jeclt W. Ceney I lice! Modernized home-two 1 and court costs from the defend4 ROOM HOUSE in Hartford, story - built-in stove, birch · ant. Mgr. WY 2-9932 W. Va. Phone 882-23li8 after 4 Door lledaD - VB. Auto. trona. Radio and beater, · kitchen cabinets; ground floor 5 p. m. 2 3 3tc laundry ; modern bath; downWMP and run of mine coal TWO 4 room furnished apart· for sale. Goeglein Coal Co. stairs bedroom, new oil furnace heats both floors; storm menta. One first floor . WY 2Page St., Middleport. doors throughout; new storm 3668. 11%11fc 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. tran.o. Radio and heater, 12 4 tfc windows on threo rooms; J ROOM apartment. Nicely basement, double carport with Business Servicas furnished, hardwood floors, overhead storage, sheltered FEB. 8 autom~tic heat , large _clos- WY 2-3243 Is -the phone to cal picnic area, l 1r2 acres, new The DAV and Auxiliary ets, prJVate bath and pnvat.e for Limestones, any size YOVTII ASKED FOR IT I c.an speak lor lhe DCS, ao my exterior paint, spouting, roof meet Monday at 8 p.m. All Holiday Sedan. Auto. Lrana. Radio and heater. entrance. Utilities furnished. Prompt delivery. Emmet W just put in A-1 condition; 40 members are urged to attend'!'hi! column is for young peo- husband and I travelled with WY 2-3200 .. · 2~2-tfc Shuler, Contracting. their problems and pleas- them on their American tour gal. automatic hot water The w.S.C.S of Heath Mel 29 If• ares, their troubles and fun. last May and June. Their munmEE ROOM furnished apart- I tank ; 220V. electrical, three thodist Church will meet Mon. ment with bath for coup!~. · &.ar~r....... , PJ..-~UII M with the reo! of Helen sic Is NOT on tape, ucept ~ bedrooms up , closets for all day evening, Feb. 8 at the 4 Door Sedan V8. Auro. trano. Heater, Utilities furnished Phone WY Us!, It Nelcomes laughs the Jl:d Sullivan abow wblch of high water. bedrooms, out church. " Hearing God Speak Uoalfll1 2-6435 in Middleport. 212 s won't dodge a serious did not pay to see. I Any reasonable offer acceptMtuenvWe, 8ldl> Through the Bible" will he the Fifth Ave. with 1 bruiiHIII. vouch for these fellows: all I 18 tic ed, will sell on land contract. program topic with Mrs. M. E. EDd "001 letrer IJ'ODBiel Send your teen-age thetr Other performance~ bave hone WI 9-3222. 2-3-Jtc Dawson and Mra. Earl Knlgbt We bave d a.. APARTMENT,- 5 rooms and to YOUTH ASKED been live. - MRS. M. R. Sewer Maebbtel leaders. Hostesses are Mrs. Pldtup, bath. shower and tub. 6..1 S. of elen Help US Helen: care FOR SALE-Middlenort's taO. Everett Davis, Mrs. John Zer3rd St., Middleport, Phone tot bulldlug, located 352 N newspaper. I was backstBge clinill8 tho kle, Mrs. Carl Mattox and MriWY 2-2871 1 15 tic can w-v z.mt oa, ., Nl&llt Second Street, Middleport C. E. Young. Helen: Beatles performance (WOr.I!!Ml. -7 • "" TRAILER LOTS - lree sew· The article about the Eng· and I KNPW lbey sang their Priced for quick IIIlo . IJI. The wscs of Heath Methoage and water. Brown's Trail Kt:A l'lNG, Plambln&. Moeller quire at Oblo llolel. rock and roll ~roupo numbero. 'l'bey dldn~ "llp-sJut."dist Church will meet MondaY er Park /State Approved), Furnace.. Mnold llredNn. lng their performances here · goes for the RollliJIC evening, Feb. 8, at the churchMinersville, Ohio, Phone WY Ill Eo., Malll Street, Po• FARM 82 A. on hard road, 1D the U. S. needs an 1118\Ver. 'l'bey gather tbelr IP'Mll The progtem topic ''Hearing Dod Dod D t l 2-3324. t t5 Lfo eroy . Pboae Wl J...Ua. building sites, old house and God Speak Through the Bible" · ge-ge ar - ancer Please Inform the publle hacks legitimate.- GEOBGB I • tfc barn, mineral. Leaded. MOIJERN 4 room ond bath will be presented by Mrs. M. .$. Second & Mill St. Middleport furnished apartmenL M 'd· TRANSMISSION Salvage ()om. Homer Smith, Star Rl. No. pany RepaiMng all mates. 3 - Bo1 29, Ripley, w. va. dtoport. W'l' 1-38'14. Knight, devotional chalrJilaD. tomai.Jc and standard traDI1·25-301p E. 9 n Lie Hostesses Dowsonwill withbe Mrs Mra.•. Ever-·missions .tanrtce Gaf!DOII, Davis, Mra. John Zerkle, ett MODERN 5 room bouse in Owner. Pbone WY Ul73. Farm Machinery 1 Mrl. Carl Mattox and Mrs. New Haven, W. Va., on Mid-' 11 17 "" FOR . SALE: Farmall tractor, way Drive, bath, garage, full Young. E:l~mtalry. &llt.,IINEI!:II Mndel "H" and Sargent Hy- E-The PolNlr<lY slu basement, large lot. ONLY C..[llota8aotw draullc Manure loader, $350. T.A. will meet Mondar at 175.00 mont.J,l. Lease required. CHU lllidl•d Dave Yost, Portland. · p. m. Fmmders Day will Ptxme 882-2002, New Haven, NOtJJIG:!D:u:w::~·~· ...... te llrlte, ....... c Ps' 2 I 3tp oblerved and all Pall Pni~ W.Va. 2-1.£tc Cemadallt r. . I -&. C. BRADil'OIID AT THIS dele I bavo aa loaud daDtl will be bonm'ed. SEE OR CALL ·9'VRNISHED apartments with FEll. • . 46 aaed . farm lractonl I II lte atllltlea lurrushed, also good rldiDI RB1deu tract. The Americ$1 l;.gton ' ~Uxfl. I ' ,. ,...age. 160.00 monthly in INCOME TAX l!rvlce. Ylei.Cir ora. Moot lfD1llling ll1.1 ! -··.\··l . ·· ' \ on tary o1 Lewis MaD1eJ Pall No. FURNITUR! CO. Mlddlepon and Pomeroy. cau E. Gaul, Chester, Oblo. Pboae .lbe fllrm. BID Goodwill, I 2611 will meet 'l'ueoclaJ at 7 p. l _ llack From Trlfflc light EM 7-7526 WY 1-2'120 or WY 2-2278 m. at the home ol Uri. CllDP' MASON, 'W. VA. 98!>-2402 after ~ p. m. lllilea from Wlllwrillt!. 2-1 1 ..... l t .. 11811 llarper. 63 Electra I - 64 Chevrolet I World Standanl of Compact Escellencr Big car room, ride IIIJd QUALITY Over Stocked! IS REMEMBERED .. International tandem driv~ truck with twenty loot loggmg rack, $6SO. Ford one ton truck, good stake bed, $395, Willys four wheel drive a.4 Lon stake truck , $650. Bill Goodwin, 6 miles from Wilk.esvlile. 2 3 6Lc 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 6- 4 Door - $999 IDNrtloa. 1~D_ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. S, livestock .. ON ANY $2995 - - - $2195 63 BuickV8 62 Pontiac Conv.---- $2195 .... USED CAR ON OUR LOT! . Low Down Payments .... tn "I'm DtclteDI, He'o Fen- ~r ,ueot1 with CBS-1V1 ster," is in "The Addams Farn- 1Danny Kaye Feb. 17 ... VIctor ily." . I Borge 1[)[1081'1 with the same( For some reason known per- netwOI'k 'a Ed Sullivan Feb. , haps only ID tllal ,rut network ... Jimmy Duronte II Joined 1n the i!&y, "Broadside, ' "'ith hill partnen l!ddio Jacbon~~i=.~~~;""lfe Kathy Nolan, looks aa tllqugh il SoMy King on the S m•y continue; abe used to be show this Sunday. Telet'ision Rev11e I By RICK DU BROW United Pruo International HOLLYWOOD iUPi i - Once llain, a number ot televhdoa otars have learned the hanl ""Y that they are likely to face a case of alienated public af~ fection- at lea~t in the ratings - if they try a comeback in a new format. Thi1 season·• resulta are consistent with the high number of comeback blues of past years. Craig Stevens. for In· stance, was a smashing hit Jn "Pete-r Gunn," but his new effort, "Mr. Broadway, ' vanished quickly . Bob Cummlngs' new series., " My Living Doll," is going nowhere, and he is now ou~ of it. Richard Crenna, formerly of '"!'he Real McCoys," is gettinG critical acclaim for "Slattery's People.' but it has a low rating. Walter Brennan, who also scored a big success in "The Real McCoys, " has failed to shake the te}evisiotl vorld in "Tycoon.'' Jn addition, Carol Burnett and Job Newhart failed to score 1eavily 1n the ratings in ''The ~ntertainers·~ -with Newhart 63 "555" Mercury -$2495 k' -- It 62 Pontiac 1 - --- ,.m .. BLAETTNARS """'..... -, a fruit 40. Mua1cal -- 195S Cadillac 1 -- Snow Tires $1095 1958 Oldsmobile·--- $795 1 ~ 1957 Dodge I SOCIAL ., CALENDAR 1956 Dodge --• - - ~45 SMITH'S AUTO SALES HELEN HELP US! 1956 Oldsmobile---- $295 1954 Ford ---- 1953 Chevrolet -··•to- $195 -- R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "' • ....... ' Earl,\1:;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COAL FOR SALE LUMP-STOKER-EGG .,_a! .... '*""' PEACOCK COAL co., CHESHIRE 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 MASON 6€i.ev'e me, :"l adc:m. :' vi! tnstrumem gone tc o·st 42. Rue t0r L}OU- but ...Soft ti>? funds p•l•t• ~u<;t 46. Den cven't tf-1ere <7.1lpo<hl 48. Three r atcardo DOWN L To accuse. uapubUo ofttcer Di\ILY <lRff'JVQUOJ'E- Here'• how Ill METROPOLITIAN MOTORS $795 ium.: .ym. 36. Lotty mountain 37. Male awaa envelope cC AXYDLBAAXa .. LON·GJ'ELLOW wort h• One letter .t>Uapl.y .ta.D..U for anoth.o:r. In thil M pie .A. !I 'Ued: for the tbrw 1/.. X for the two O'a, etA. 8ln8le tetlerw, apu-o trophloo, lbo tength and tormatfou or lbo an all llinLo. Eaeh day tbe code letten are dltferat. A Ot)ptiJCiW Quota. . HNN UWXWZP am JI'U4HS WX PR H VWZGW~r XIBWVYUHZXWH PHXEZ 10--·-·- Y..- y ' t Cryptoquote: MANY A HAN 1\'0UU) llA.W TURNJial ROGUE IF HB HAD KNOWN HOW. HAZ' 1'1"1' lLeon, 1958 Chevrolet ......... 39. Prlekly rOU WllL PAY AT--- 1 •• f.t: .... .a•:a••~l..L -..... - IS FOR SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT Q - ._____ ... _., THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR - $1995 ~--:::~§~~Q:~: 0 A I L'Y CKOSSWORD Bank Financing I 63 Pontiac "The Real McCoyo" ti:io. And re<ent deparllll'e. Pa~l Ford, in Fess Parker, old Davy Crock- Teak, an extremely durable · the bumbllng colonel In "881. ott, Is in a bomb called "Dante! Umber, haw been used in India -..........::~u.;;..._ _ _ __, l:::::~::::i.Jti]~~~ Bllko," not he around too Boone ,·· which at tast report for more than %,000 years . much longer ln hl1 new star- was hanging on a• precariously -=-==~TAIN'l VE BEEN ring vehicle. ''The Baileys ,.f as JIO.'Slble, but bonging. Asia's highest point Is Mount TERRIBLE Balboa." Cara Williams' curEverest; H• lowe.t, the Dead MY MAN SNUFFY'S BEEN OFF FLOI':T • rent series was a surprising The Channel Swim : Elke Sea. · FISHIN' FER A ratings fiop in view of Its __:::::~:::..;.:::.~------=:::..________ WEEK strong lead-in potential from the NOW. Dick Van Dyke show. Charles Boyer and David Niven are i.n :1. Vet~lclM ACII08st another new ratings flop, "The 1."-toa l . Llk~ Rogues .' And the wonderful lum: a ....... ft.ChHU George Burns, and Connie Ste-1 9. Manutac· Uru" 117"'vens. formerly ol " Hawaiian 24. Plru1aolo tu....O • . II)' of ~ - Wire Eye,'' did not set the wnrld lO. Boah lL unturt eJactal afire In "Wendy and Me." lB. lJout 6. Steal Other oomPbackers: Dennis 13. Roman 2d. CaoJc 7 . ~1em money Weaver, once of ''Gum1moke," 2T.l"ewllh OB<rotl book m""th has a very shaky 1tatus In 18. Boalt tJax 18. CORitel· "I'~'• &a.••• a. Vond~ 28. Kn&Vei'J' ''Kentucky Jones.' ' But some latlon as. Btrlpor D . Put flob stan, of course, apparently 11. Oalllum: forth le&lhor 11. Mod!eoal 39. French oym. ettort have made it in their comeback otortu chtries. Bob Denver, form..,ly of 20. Miaeldev- 12. A bank ,1. GUidO' I ous trleU otoop "Dobie Gillis,'' has a bit in 22. Behave ht•hest u. Fuel II.A"Gilligan's Island," which indio- 2<. Barth pmloh DOle 17.TIUh:oL 43.Fiab 34-. Fartber 21. Malt cates experts have not nearly 25. Author 45.Uke of ''The begun to explore the limit! of Winter' I public acceptance. Fred ! TaJ.e" Gwynne, once of "Car 54, . 30 . lroquolall Where Are You~ ", is in "The 31. Contalnet 32. Kind of Munsters." And the auperlative candy John Astin, who used to be 35. Gennan- ''Dinner will bt a liftte late, Doarl My brldr, club 1 . fooled me and •~ all the •andwiohetl ' ~ _j WMPO Radio r.IONDq .THRU FRIDAY Stgu On - Ne11o Scared ""'" Mtlp C...nty RFD Paul Bowers - Farm Bill Miller S11o1> Weather Nowl finy'• Momlng Chapel BIU Miller Show Sporll 7:~ PickOill (Tttea. · un·l 7:141 News 1:110 BW Miller Sbow 8:30 Dally ..,...t 8:46 Bill Miller bow 1:46 Baker Furolturo Sbow (\Ved. • Fri.) 1:00 Newo 1:06 .Coffee With J111ot 10;00 Bill 141U. . llrullcA lbOW 11:00 MID!otertal AoBOCiot:too ll:lli Masna Caunl1 Api F>IL 1:00 6:66 1:20 6:26 8:30 8:57 7:00 7:05 7:20 7:30 llardw:• I..... (Tues. ) ll!lli Fllllll7 Worsblp <Tillll'l. 11:11 A.S.C. Pro~ram (Fri.) ll:II ·SWIIJI Shop 11:41 Ttny'l Cotmtry llymn!De IJ:OO C81Dont Bluet N11W1 IJ:ll o-tor ~ Star IJ:30 Larry o\nderlon Sllow I;Oil Jim Meell Show TIRRY lw-1 -------~- - ~ --· - WJJt4: RADIO MONDA 'I' THRU FRIDAY 1:00 Midway MsUnee ~lectrt Co N 1:45 Sip Oo . - · - 3:56 Newo Beat 0 · ew• •= 30 ~ 7:00 Be Still and KllDW ·- - t:OO Dlsctng wltb Doss 4 40 lim Mees Show t:30 Interchange 7,os l'lnl 5:00 News 7;08 Musical Cloclt 5:00 Community New• 6:00 Sign 011 7:10 Newo lleaJ!IIn•• $:05 "'orld Newo SATURDAY 7:32 Musical Clock 5:15 Sports Today 1:00 Stgu On - New• 7:45 Word and Testimony 5;?• Weather 6:1111 Country MU1lc 1:00 Oblo Valley New1 5;30 Dinner Muslrale 8:25 Country Jamboree 1:05 World Newa 5:45 Sign Oil 7:00 News 1:10 Sportl Today SAniRDA Y 7:05 lArry Anderson Bilow 1:15 Weatbor 8:46 Sign OD 11:00 Top Ten Show 8:1& Musical Clo•k 7:00 Be Slill and KDow 12:00 Noon Newo 1:55 Com.nuntty New• 7:tlll New• U'll Mudll ln18rludl t;tiO Talk of tba Town 7:08 Musical Cloclt U:IO The RIY Merlin Tee!J 1:5~ Ma1011 Coun\1' New1 7:30 Now• lleadllne• 10.·00 Publlo •·~-7;32 Musical Cloclt 1:00 Jim MHI Show .,.. • ..,. 11 • Won!JJp !lour 10:li F•~ 7;46 Word and Tulilll~• 8:00 Sign 011 .... t0;30 Latchslrin& 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo SUNDAY 11:00 New1 Beat 8:05 World New1 7:30 Sign Oo . Army Hour 11:05 MonlloiMalodleo 1:10 Sports Today 8:00 lrlacb Cl\1 Bapdll ucept Friday, Chlll'clJ 1:15 Weather 8:80 Sunday SboW Belli Ring 10:30 Song & Story Hour 9:30 The Bible Spoakq to You t1:4.! World NIIWs 10:45 Family Worship Hour 10:00 The Good Lifo 11:51 M.- County NIWI 11:00 N.,.., Arm1 Hour IO:li Sunday Show 12:00 Community News 11:30 Public Semce 12:00 NOOD New• 12;00 Local Newa 12:00 New• Roundup 12:15 Cbr!JIIID'I Hour 12:10 Markell 12:20 lllllletln Board 12:10 Rlv. MerllD TeeiJ 12:15 Weather 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:00 Sunday Showeu1 12;20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Saturday Matineo 1:30 Rev. SUu BU!u()tl 12:25 Newa 0 Clram1 f:OO D11oJna orlth Don 2:10 Rev. Andrew Pmons \2;30 ~ o\pnt t:iiO Top l'eD Revue 2:45 Tho Rev. Roacoe Tborne •2:45 COuntry Go ROOIId 1:00 Naw• ROoiDdnp 1:10 Sunday 111towast \;115 Newa Beat I:U Public Service 4:30 Blptlll l.a7111111'1 Hour 1:00 Country Go Round 5:30 Dinner Mnstcalo 6;00 Sign Off il:lli New1 Beal 1:4.! Sip 011 THEV'RE KEPT' IH 1"HOQ£ BACI( euiLDIHQG, OUT 01= ~GHT! f>tO vtei"TORG ALUIWEDI lv RAEBURN VANBUREN �• '' ' ·' ._Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . Feb S. 1965 . Q -·- · ,a Around And ; The Ov- I About read by l ii Middleport Mainly p 1About eop e 1n ' p L omeroy · ~i ·~. ~~;a, ~-~~;~" "' ~~~~ 1 -Contribution · · Is M0 de t0 CAR Eby Club -loll. MrS. Sauvagl 11Durlnl 1bUt illthe callibultneot '"" nporled. lsHostessto CoiDmulllcMiolla ...... Asbury . wscs ~~~m~. m Racine FHA Narn• rud DelewatetoChoir miulllllarle:., Esther ted d 1 Laird In Korea, ond D 0 r II Judy Sayre .... elec •; HarlmaD ID Japan. Plans were pte "' the slate convention . mode lor World Day of Prayer ColumbU!J when the Racme Servico to be held at the FHA met at the hl&b school reMethodlll Church March 5. It cently with Pr..ulent Lindo was y~•-.a to have I silent aue- Eichinger preskfin&. Judy will uw:u FHA h I tlon at tfte next meetln&, March he In the •tate the cN 0 r . nt 5, at the home of Mrt. William Mrs. Thorpe or azan H---~--c-1 church of Syracuse was UUUII .. re t. "V t h •., n.... ,._.. lations spea.ker on the topic, a1uea. ..-.l!luuul on race re cond led b M' M I were uc y 1sa ar· cl K ,_ th -~lng a arr w rOM 1 e u~C~E"~ I and refreshments were served Arrivu Home from ister. and :<n article. I ernighl Guest . were ~Irs Neulzling Mrs. Jobp Sauvage entertain· Mernhe"' responded to roll Do ld sr . t hln In Second Lieutenant ond Mro. ed the WSCS of lbe Asbury A contribution was made to . f na Ivers " eac g Roher! Gardner and family of Methodist Church ol Syracuoe CARE Pomerov cad by nammg a amous CO!fl- the Harrisonville Elementary I Laurel Ba)' S. C., visited Wed- Wednesday evenilll It her ' whPn 10the b t Wed · poser. An mvltatJon was :-erelv- .sc·hool in the absent"e of Bettv Shakespeare c me h nos·I t>f1 lo attt-nd a Le nten br ea kfa5t Hutchmson. who · js on a leav·e nesda1• with his grandparent., home. 0 day afternoon at th~ orne at the Feder<:~tt'd chwTh March b Mr . ~nd Mrs . Phil Williamson . DevotioO. taken from John 14 1 Mrs Phil Williamson, Mulber . . M a senec Willi am E'-~.... · .• it wa:-. dPc l~ed to change _t)ly Mrs Lawrence Bing is conRonald Bearhl), who fell on by Mrs. ~e•.,..er, ry Ave. pr·s•·· next meetmg !rom March 3 _to fined Lo MeJ"S General Ho"p>.ft..... the ice Monday injuring hi! I president, opened the meetinJ Mrs T A Hennessy. ... f M • , ···""'i I ll ed b the Lord' Pr · the .\'larch 10 at the home o tss al m Pomeroy. ' ankle underwent surgt!ry Wed- I o ow Y I ayer dent. was in charge of ' H . . Would See JewLydia Ehersbarh Guests last week of Mr. and nesday mornmg at Holzer os- m umson. e k r meeting. Devotions ta en rom M . ,, tht' . ~us" wa• the topic of the ~ Matthew 7 and ~ were le-d by ··Patriotic usJc was \1rs. Ira BuC'thPr and son. Jim . I I pita 1. I U topic of thf' progr<~m pr.-,._.,,.,·d were their daughter Jud\ slu- ~ ·J Mrs . Robert Ritc-hie and Mrs . gram presented. by Mrs. A ct 2 W eek1 in FlorUia Mrs Ben Neutzling. who open- ' , . . ~ 111 7 I" Sht- scud ' .' ' II Hugh Bearhs visited Wednes- Ca ...·hart. A poem, "Ten Uttle to eliht members. ed with th e .~anonal PrayPr -' · \lr-. ' ~" · mg · dt>nl at Ohio Univ~>rsi!V and a l·i r--• Mrs. Nolan Shuster, Li11<'01n one a lw<~ys has a deeper low classmate Miss EugerlJ~ Walt day wilh Ronald Bearhs at HoiMembers" from d'J'he byMethodMII•t Hlll, has arrived hoAn article concerning Abra Sh a · 1 \\' ss M '"' from ---~----~-for· thr' ·lth:·r so~ s . , I' n m- t:'r of Cmri nnati . The\" rPturned . zer hospital. omen was rea TO DANCE AT WAHA 4 .Winterhaven, Fla ., wherf' she ed mne patr1ottc- songs and gavt> 10 Ath'ns Mondav · , Mrs Lewis Roush of Miners· Marcia Karr .hh .t JUDITH SAYRE I . . and · sister Mrs. George . Wahama HII h School will spent two weeks Wit er S1S er, rhr·w ongm . mcluding. Amer\Irs. ..- J uhn Kin~aid ha s re[ville 1 lea, the best known ol <my na - turnf'd from Pt Pleasant . W mr and Mrs Oliver Sayre McClintock of Pt Pleasant, W and famUy or Columbus spent sponsor a teen-dance tooi&ht at Mrs. Myrtlt Mi 11 er ho with Pomeroy, Ohio : ; Jun.ll hymn. Tht' SLar Spang- Va , when• she had bf.t>n VISit-· of Portland are aDOOuncing Va spent Thursday with Mr. the past weekend with tbelr tbe ICbool audltorlum following Mrs. Shuster~~: ~~~:~er led Ran_ner, T_he Flag, of the mg at the home of her dau .ht-1 the engagement of their dau· i and' Mrs. Ernest Grimm and parents, Mr. and Mn. Vietor the Wahama - Buffalo basket· IMr ~nd H~rs . hoa h~d s~nt ~ TONIGHT & SATURDAY, · ,rh.,.."',·l<·'ea"nlumAbm"·r','c"a (t,I•'•'TllB·auo: er.MMrs dPaulkt>y Rultencut~er gbter. Judttb A"o to James family of Letart Falls. Brown. rMinersvWe and Mr. and ball lame. The Jays wUI era--ILtnco.n . ,Nw "ISLAND OF 1 · .. .-an .\ Irs . Lawrrnc-e ' Edward Bra<'•. son of Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. J ac k Cummms Mrs. Fr.oyd Cu m mins Racine cee vacation m assau. 1 r l ilul. \ tmkf"t' Doodl e_ Hall Coamd Mrs . Edison Hract of RaBLUE Dolp t·tiNS " . h. h th a g F'<·ulknt'r of St. Albans W Va . 1urn ,_uta (1'ech nieolor)· ~ w K' was e In u · S d · · · cine. James was a 1963 grad~ 1 Celia Kaye , LaJJ'y 'Doma stn . 111 <rl marrh tor George Wa.sh- wert- guests atur a.v of his , Ann Daniel. Roiltu, son of . D . d Hatfl"' mother ..\frs. James Faulkne-r uate and Judy is a senior at mgtonJ . txte , an , d h 1 h So tb Lo al Higb the Dog of Flanders llltnn of Repub lic She al~n and aug ler . Mrs. F.va Hart - t l' , u ern <' "TH E COMEDY 1 \1 d M C boot I OF TERRORS" named .o;everal war songs . ;~ · lk T'. an rs . harl~s S<' · ----\Terhnicolorl ThP tnf'f' tlnl! 1.lo.•wd 11. 11h ltlf' au ner of Clendt>nmn. W Va . Vinrt-nt PrieE'. Peter Lorre , Women's Crrcd , after whtch a VISttt'd Sunday With Mrs. Faulki Shop At Elberfeld• S•turd•y 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. T•ke Adv1nt1ge of the S.le Prices - - BorJS Karoff, JoyC'e Jamf'son . ·! ~· ~"t'fl l'OUI"St:' was served by nf'r and ~I rs . Ha r tl ey, the hostess to the abovt> and Wednesday evening dinner · furniture on the 2nd and 3rd Flool'$ - Re•dy To Wear For Women 1nd Children on the SUN., MON ., TUES. \l t·s Loui s ReibeL Mrs. C. F . gue~ts of Mr . and Mrs . Emer. Feb. 7-1.9 Tompktns , Mrs. Jrd Wt>bslt•r Sr . son .Jones were Mr. and Mrs. "A SHOr IN THE DARK" 2nd Floor- Housewares- Mens 1nd Boys W11r :_Lingerie- Notions on the ht Floor. PetE'r Sellers, Elke ~ommen ~Irs Dalt- Smith and Mrs Roll- Lee Davidson, Barbara Jonf's Colorurtaons and Ni c-k Sullo. of Athens . ert Warner . lerhelor Girl On Salo flalvr<l•rl Mrs. Homer Cook is 1 mf'di . Sale! Men's and Boys' . The National Honor Soc1ety or' WOMIN'I ca l pat1enl at Veter ans \ lem. R 1 d H. h S h I d f WOMIN'S ana l Hnspital in Pomerov . , ut an . tg c oo Iappe IV MJke Shafer has retur~ed to Inf'vo se mol members m an tm .I ~TI GE, Marshall Universltv after spend- press Jve eeremony recently bt'' ing the semester. brea~ with : fo re Ihe student body a nd fac-u 1Warm flannel gowna fli s mother, Mrs. Mary Shafer ty . . full len1th. Size1 34 to 40. me-sh Sheer seamiest . and other relatin•s The l'eremony was m charg Smart printed patterns in stockings in lo of Ronnie Taylor, pres1dent. an d sizes 8+1 Good selection of styles and colors and most every blue , pink, or maize. 11 ---:Salr was opene{! with the pledge t0 SALI PIICI size. $10.95 Jackets on Sale for $5.46-$16.95 Jacthe flag . Candles l't'presentin g ' 0 churaeter. leaderslup, service kets on Sale for $8.46-$8.95 Jackets on Sale for p•lrl ' and scholarship wero lighted $4.48 etc. etc. etc. frl'm lht-" flaming torch in the center or the stage. Member s I., takmg part m the ceremony and Mon'• $7.50 1nd $6.95 MEN'S $3.95 Miss Shirley Connell, daugh- explaining the various symbo Is ter ol "Tr and Mr!\. B. L. Con- ol tht> Soctety were Nancy Pop e, 1nell of Lake City, bt!carne the Mike Stewart, Suzy Parker, an d t.nde of Mr . Strve :'\1atheney . Ronme Ta\• lor. son of Mr . and Mr~ . Charles , New m~rnl.lt-rs tapped wer The Sale of Furniture continues and Elberfelds In· 2 button thru pockeh J"lit 1t to ••II. 1Matheney also of Lake City. Julia Lucas , Carol l''loccan, Li Long tail. Sizes 14¥, to 20. When you have a cherking account here, the Button front •nd aipper •ite you to come in to the store-go to the third i Saturday ~vening, Jan. 16, at 1da Chapman, Pennee Williams, l SALI PRICI front styles. checkbook you hold represents all the service 1 the Main Stret't Baptist chur<'h. ·and l\largflrel Nicholson. Mi floor and see the excellent values on Bed Room and safety of a leading financial institution •• lolo I 'f!'.e Rev . ~ Baird, pastor, ;Mary Chapman is faculty sponLiving Room - Dining Room Furniture - On ,,Ice a "Full Sert•ice'' bank! , off1c1ated . Nuptial musical was ·I !or for the 1'1uroup • ' I Lamps - Tables - Chairs - Nursery. Furniture. presented by Linda Leach. : Also ic means great COJJt!eninJCe for yo'll • •• enI Tht> bride. given in marriage i ables you to pay bills by mail, bank by mail, ond All Sale Prices are clearly marked for your easy by ht'r father . wore a white , avoid [he needless risk of carrying too mudt SALE I selection-and be sure to ask about Elberfelds , mohaJr su it w1th a matching cash on your person. I pill box hal with veil and ear· Credit Service-You can arrange payments on easy 1 nrd :1 bouquet of red ro~s. Her Open a checking occounl here NOW! terms to suit your budget. It's a wonderful way to on ly jewelry was a string of get the furniture you need. prarl!\. a gift of the groom. The Rock Springs Ilomemak· 95 to Sllpovers and Cardigans, Regular Price Bridesmaid was Phyllis Smith. 1ers Clu b met Wedne'lday at t.he $9.95. I She wore a blue suit and car- lhome or Mrs . W. A. Morgan, , Your Savings Will Earn 4% lntere•t ! rled a bouquet or white carna· IAthens Road, in an all - da y ' Effective Marrh 15, 1965 ! iom:. Best man was Ronde! meeting. WPrthi11gtun . Durmg the forenoon Mr For oxemplo: $2,95 S.-..lart on .... for $Ue• Select your furniture, draperies, floor covering, ' A reception was given at the ; George Skinner spoke on qua n: home ol the groom·s parents p ity buying and conducted a $5.95 Swoatars on $ala for $2.91-$9.95 SwHtaro appliances, Televiaion Set, lamps, at Elberfelds. . immediately following the cer- , short business seS!lJOn. Plan 8 on Solo for $4.98, etc., etc. emony . The bnde is a 1964 grad- were mad!:' for Achieveme nt e And use Elberfelds Credit Service to make yQur · uate of Lake City High School Dky on March 31. The club will purchases, set up your payments on easy monthly and auended nurses' training cooperate with other Homema k· Men'• Cush lon Sole LONG ILIIYI at Presbyterian Hospital, Knox· ers clubs in the county in ser V· payments arranged to fit your budget. ville . The groom is. a ~~ ~ ing the bloodmobile on Feb. 22 e Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy your one stop shopgraduate of Lake C1ty H1gh Friendship pennies were col-1 Serving Meigs County for over 93 vears School. .lected. I ping cerlter for going to house keeping. You ' ll find i The Methene.ys are former 1 A potluck dinner W'rl.s served Sizes 101> to 13. White POMEROY It eaay to buy. You'll find a fine selection of what RUTLAND rP.sldf'nts of Langsville Rt. I. ,at noon wtth Mrs . Lewis GruesSile1 are trom 6 to 20. elastic top. Nylon reinfor. j' er asking grace. lolol toya' $UI ced toe and heel. you need and best of all you'll like the Special Sale CORREC!'ION " Be Wise With Good Buys" Member Federal Reserve System lol• 1 Mason town touncil has Prices now at Elberfelds in Pomeroy. was the lopic of the afternoon Price p•ln Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation creased the sewerage rate and Iwith Mrs . Clifford Leifheit a nd not the water rate as was re- ,Mrs . Morgan as leaders. $ALII lolol Toflon Coatotl .,,.,,~,....,....,....,.,..~,....,....,....,.......,.....,,....,......,.,,.,.,,.,~l.':po:r.t•~~d'.....:: :: ea:::r~li~er this week. Home nursing Will be t he - - ·Itopic for the March meeting • with Mrs William Grueser a nd Mrs. Amos Leonard as lead. Excellent styles. Cardigans. Sllpovers, OrIons, ay Woot hnd ers Attendmg were the abo ve Discontinued samples lin· lle&ular price• $4.95 to $14.95. Wools. All sizes, and Mrs . Raymond Cole, Mrs. No stlct - No JCOur with es - Bia: baraains. Hun· Fred r...oeglein, Mrs . Homer Your choice, Telloa coatlag, Made br dreds to .elect from . Radford, Mrs. Arlee Abhott and Weot BeacL Extra ·thick27x11 Mrs . Harold Blackston. ..•• heotiJIC aluminum, Inches 27d4 Hero'• how you uv.-$8.95 Swollen •ro on Sole lnchoo for $4.41 $9.95 Swoetero aro on Sale for $4.9tA V-8 Buick Saecial won over st1fi competition (sorry,_boys!) 1n Class IV-:-tn the $14.95 SwHtero oro on Solo for $7.4t, etc., etc., etc. 1965 Pure OiiiPeriormance Tnals. The wtnntng Spec>al was equtpped With S.lel Armstrong• our 300 cubic inch Wildcat 3l0 V-8 and Super Turbine Transmission. Plans were made for fund ' Remember that the dnvers m the Performance T nals are skilled professiona~s, raising projects when the Loy. -OAN'JONII SALII and the cars fmely tuned standard product1on models. (If it can be said al Pals Class of the Middlepo rt that the SpectaltS "Standard" anyth ing .) Also remember that the Church of Christ met Tuesd ay trials are an exhaustmg. ca refully graded test of a car's all · evening at the home of M t The molt popular tile for-homes. Eaay _to install911 around ability . ln economy. accelerat1on and brak1ng. Small Mildred Hawley. wood or concrete flooon, Needs no paper under wonder the Special came out on top. Handsomely. Miss Hawley presented devoA group of bon trouaen A IS. Dl1h Cloth layment-ln.~ Ale your choke of the best 5 pat- · Ia eorduroy twill and lions taken from the 9Ist Psalm . (The specific detatl' Our hero averaged 20.689 mpg in Oolorfut. lave StturdOJ corcle:. Mo•t •ize•. Mrs. Susan Rawlings, president, economy, to score second among 10 cars. It accomplished terns. the accelerat1on test-from 25 to 70 mph-in 9.315 was in charge of the busin eeclt seconds, for a f1fth. And took another second in braking: session. The group voted to or· Tllo .... Only !rom 65 to 0 mph tn 172.0 teet . The cumulative result: der recipe carda w he sold as All fint quallty Artnstron&s-The paste In quarts, we won all the marbles 10 Class IV.) a money-making project. or gallo~n Sale OD Elberfelds 2Dd floor, Miss Hawley was awarded Nuw then. If y.QYE going to enter something-like a carBUY YOUR OFFICE SUPPLIES NOW the traveling prize donated by you might as well do 1t to wm , too. Your Buick de~ler can introd!Jce you to the dr111er' s seat of a Bu1ck Spec1al . Mrs . Donald Hicks. A dessert IN THE NOTIONS DEPARTMENT course was served by MIss IRONING BOARD Hawley to Miss Nina Russ ell , ON ELBERFELD$ FIRST FLOOR Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, Alice Robeson, Mrs. Audrey Fro st, You'll find an exeellent selection of Ledeerl, Journals, '• Miss Frances Roush, Mrs. SUS· Recor11 Boob, Time Booko, PoyroU Lodaon, Do1 Boolra, One of the beat values we've ever bad. Pad to made an Rawlings, ·Miss Mabel Hy· Columaor Pads, St.tmp Podl, lllk, . Y eUow Loaal Podo, sell, and the Rev . and Mrs. of bleached white Tt!ff,lex, SIBcone treated atretcb Bookkeepln& Systems, Money Receipt.J - and many othU Hicks. on lroninr board cover, plus a metal Iron rest. 1uppllca you'll n.eed for keepln, rHOrds In yo\U' office ' ! ENTERS THREE CARS bu•ine11, 111d home. Stop tn - look around and oeled JNDIANAPQLIS, Ind. (UP1)what you r:-eed, San Francisco . sportamJn Kjell 1 ··w 1 WEA'J•Hf.!R "&b Suoday Kfi, !YOW YOfl ICN01V • Ooudy aad warmer lonl1bt , and Sunday. Low tonllbl 4f.d, From Deeeml a, lNl, Mil AUIYJI, JIN5, . 1 lolll of IU...I .,..,lal .................. .,.,. ated tn the UnM...t Slain • 111111 ol ap Ia mllel. at y e s.- .,, D-Ied To The fntrre.ll fJt Th. llei~r,_lf_ra :&. _'1 J· ., •il~,, :==~~~~~~~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ "~, VOL XVI NO. 2Sl POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. SATURDAY, OHIO ~ ~ ·~ ·•>P65 ~--------------------------------------------------FEBRU~ "•<.J· FIVE CENTS _,, 'lt., ~~~~===========~~~~··· -! ~~ -~') , t ·''I·.... :' I MEIGS THEATRE ELBERFELDSSATURDAYSALE SOCI•ety Taps 1 - Five Seniors At Rutland High •I SERVIC' ... 1 • j ConneII-M theny Marriage was Jan. 16 Event ,./ I. 'l \' SEAMUSS NYLONS 2 $1.69 1 IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND! FLANNEL GOWNS COATS and JACKETS ! PRICE FLANNEL SHIRTS 1 .'I "I ALL WOOL SHIRTS - $po ELBERFELDS FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE! $4.00 $2.50 1 1 Plans Made lor Achievement Day On March 31st 1 BOYS SWEATERS .2. I ~~* ~~ ! PRlEE .I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK HEAVY DUTY SOCKS 3 in·i NEWLY WEDS! ! SCHOOL SHIRTS ~ lu ails the J WORLD .-~ UNITED NATIONS, N. v The Soviet Union and France are showing no inclination to negotiate their U. N. debts and a . Despte a prifusion of plans I and last-minute attempts to sal~EW YORK (UPil - An Am- j sma ll bus he was driving a~l- 1 vage something of the !9th Gen- i enc·an_ stmi~nt JUSt freed from ! dentally ran over a . Sov1et detention . He planned to stay with relfltiv~.s in suburban WP.steral Assembly there . a Sov1et JBII arter 16 months pedestnan. The man d1ed sev- cht'Ster County for a few d&ys ery indication ihat it w7I~ ~ said Friday night he ha~ b_~n era! days later. then fly home to visit his parpostponed until spring and per- treated courtMu.sl_y by his )all- Landerman, who was releas- ents, Mr . and Mrs. Herman Lee , haps until next fall I ers and was spiritually strcng- ed by the Russian government j Landerman of Riverside, Calif. t RUS~IA th::~:r b~ th~aenX:e~r::~· !~~i~~u~~i~~r~i~ht ~e~:~~: · L!d:r:~~de~~dhaiie;~rw~!~~ MOSCOW ACCUS- ! 24 , I ed th@ United States todav of' had been impnsoned in Russ1a I dy International Airport where dents were on a camping tnp '· barbarous '' bombing of Laos since Aug 13, 196~. when the 1 he revealed scant detail s of his through Russia . Six: of the stu· a.'ld charged it as planning to ~-~ - --~ ~~- - dents were at the airport to wel~ extend the war to all of Indochicome him home. na Landerman declined for "per· An ''authorized statement" issonal reasons " to tell where he s.ued by the official Sov1et news ! had been held or describe the agency Tass demanded immedi· c-onditions under which he was ate cessation of the bombing in I detained . LAos which is said is inflicting . WASHINGTON (UP[)- President Johnson's $1.1 bil- l But, he said, be " found casualties on a peaceful popu- flJOn AppalachJa program was a s tep closed to the House , great spirit11al strength in my tation ." The strongly worded Ifloor today despite GOP attempts to replace it wrth a , personal belief In God. statement was issued as Soviet much broader measure. . 1 ··1 feel l was strengthened. Premier Alexei Koeygin arriv-1 A House public works subcommittee Friday sent the from sources other than my eo in Hanoi , North Viet Nam, adm~nistration bill to the full c~n:tmittee Friday after own,'' he said. fie told news~ arter an overnight visit to Pek- ' beating down moves by Reps. Wilham C. Cramr:ter, R- men ht> was allowed to keep his lng · Fla, and James C. Cleveland, R-N .H., to expand 1ts cov- . Bible with him in jail. 1 · erage t,o all economically depres~eC!_~!ea~~~e co~ntry..: I Landerman said prisoners 1 VIENTIANE, LAOS -PREThe GOP rongressmenls pro. . were " encouraged'' to attend mie1 Souvanna Phouma declar- I posed changes are expected to t~at ~e. admmtstralt_on proposal polilical lectures but participa-ed today that the rebellion led I mPet a simil~r fafe when the dtscrmunal.e~ a g a 1n s t oth~r tion was not required. by ousted Vice Premier Phound parent committee takes up the areas suffermg from economic "On occasion," he said, .. 1 J'Tosava·n ha~ been ''romplete- proposal Tuesday . depression and would create l chose not to attend and it was I) crushed.'' but Western mm ~! As pa!>sed by the- Senate and 1 " federal dictation ." not brought to my notice.'' taary sources qutst ioned his approved by the House subeomThe major portion of the COP He said he was treated •· a mittee, the bill, part or John- attack was aimed at a provi- ittle more courteously" than claim. Souvanna announced Friday Son's over-all antipoverty cam- sian authorizing $840 million other prisoners. night that he is firing Phoumi, paign , calls for economic rede-! over a four-year penod to conwho is encamped with four velopment progn ~ms in areas of ' struct 3,350 mHes or connecting well-ar~ companies of die- 11 state.'~! . highways in the mountainous Program -~oiscrimlnates" area. . hard r~ls on the lofty Ph o u Khao K~uai Plateau overlookCrammer, ranki~g Republican! Instead ._ the Republieans ~ug~ (Contmued on Page 2) on the subcommittee, charged (Contmued on Page 2) AppaIachIa• Ad vances step over De£eat 0£GOP . PIay } s, ~ ~ CANDY, CANDY. CANDY - Pomeroy Athletic Boosters are undertaking a project to sell 1.000 boxes o! can· dy to help pay for the new dressing roo.ru. at the football stadium . The ca ndy se lls for $1 a hox and ca n be pur· chased from any Booster or PHS football player. Here , Athletic Booster P res id ent Rei no Lind provides Frank Porter, Phil Swindell and Bob Smith with their merchandise. - ~en tinct Photo. 1 ----- -· I , j .1 ' l , ~ l F - -- ' 'Man's Best Friend' Being Neglected in Meigs County $]-50 $lOO 1 Sale! Men's Sweaters · 11 you're going to enter somalhlna llkalha Pure 011 Parlormanca Trials, YOU miUhl as Will dO iiiO WID. f!n~~a~!~; B~~!~w~ ~!;:!!!~e !!t!~~t f!~~.l!i~· Policy~l CARPET SAMPLES 10" FRY PANS • $1.00 .$4.50 l PRICE $2.99 Fund-Raising Projects are Topic of Closs •• ... BOYS' TROUSERS DISH CLOTHS .... $2.00 10c Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile 10c 0 ... Pad cind Cover Sets ' . Qvale hss entered three rear engine cars In 'this year's JDdl-. anapolis "500" auro r•ce· bring;. ing the number of eatrl!is to eight. The drivers will be Bob SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER! Veith and Walt Htlnsgen ,rllb ~t~rd driver .. be : . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T U N i llllLOWf.U. iiiOMAS AM& Uti Ml-~~~~ lAIIt ... $1.()() . OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL '. ,. .. 9 JI.M. ' ' '. ELBEIFE:LDS I'N POMEROY .. . -· - . ·- - . . . .. ....- ... ... ' ., . . . ... . .... . ,, • - - UNIT CAU.ED The Racine emergency squad ENTERS CLINIC was called at 3:30 llm. Wday Homer Hawkins, Rutland for Gertrude Graham, 811, of road, Pomeroy, entered lbe Gal- Portland Rd. Sbe was takea 1<1 lipolis clinic Friday evening for Veterans Memorial hospital ., li!Jless. a 1HJa!:t PJII"'ll � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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