https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1061e85448b7e9924f36e5a48fdc0e1e.pdf d017a1759db2af50c2fa6de4f4c0ff32 PDF Text Text , &·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 11, 18M Riverview PTA Meeting Held The Riverview PTA voted to buy a new fUm strip projector for the school during the Fei>ruary meetin8. The purchase of mo~e books for the library In the sprin8 wu dlJcussed alene with the county bookmobllo which is now operat!nl. A lei. ter will be written to Mr. Blak.,.. lee, requesting that the truck make community stope In Reeda ville and Long Bottom. A letter from Mr. Bowen, county elementary supervisor. statlnl a mm strip on PEP is avoiisblt to be shown in this area and the group decided to do so II lliOW YOU KNOW • The cntadeo by OrhllaDI of Westen Elrnlpe to recover tbo VOL XVI a future meeting. at y e Hoi)' Lull from lhe M<*•• •edn• bep:n ill 1091. NO. 259 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FIVE CENTa Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner were named to head the Budget & Finance Committee to replace Mr. and Mrs. Dohrmann Reed who will no longer be able to serve in that capaCoo ity. Billy Osborne, Jimmy Buckley, Donald King, and David Weber, CUb Scouts, led the flag pledge to open the meeting. Saturn Shot Puts Pegasus Galloping • Space Ill CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) Into apac. to IMasure space a.m. EST. Tile Paunch ol AmThe salelllle aamed P••• A mighty Saturu·l rocket 10ar- dust bazard1 ttuy meteorlds erica's most powerful roeket aus after Cbe wiqetl bon• of ed toward orbft before 1 na- pose to moonthots. was tlte opeaer lD a tw•part mytholo.cy, w11 percbH • tlonwlde tele"Yisloa audience of The Iuper booster rocket. spau 1pectaeular wlllrh will Satun'• DOle IIDder the , . . millions today, nrryiJIII o bat- u tal? •• a Ft-slory building, be followed Wed ...day by a tocllve cover of a d11111111J Uke saleUite named Pegaauo blasted Into tbe sky al 1'!7 Ranger moonshot, Apollo opaee<r11fl. ------------~-------------~------------~~~-------- ·I I Six 1,000 Notes To Finance Truck ELBERFELDS POMEROY l sow YOUR SCOTTS SEED USE YOUR SCOTTS TURF BUILDER NOWI Baptismal Rite• Are Given Two 1 1 ll?ndt 1963.__ ~' Elberfelds Housewares Department On The Main Floor Is Headquarters For Scotts Lawn Care Products DEEP DOWN Six notes , each for $1.000, will of the new r1re fighting unit equipment will be received un- - Authorized transrer of $SOC bt borrowed to pay for Pome· l Mayor Legar sa1d . "In all. lil noon , Fe-b. 26. from the parking lot metf'r fund roy's new fire truck and its the village will have less than The prospective sale or the to the Cemeter~y fund . equipment. $10.00 m the new truck ." village 's out-dated 1950 model i - Heard Mayor Legar repor rire tanker-pumpe-r truck was also vtllage streets will be patch A Pomeroy councilman, a~ He pointed out that a weathe1 greed Monday nigh.t that the equipment company representa- discussed. Jt was agreed to ar- ,ed as soon as tht> village will borrow tht> money tive recently told him that a cept bids. Mayor Legar said, 1 breaks, and that some. patch from local banks "lnd pay it · 'ready~built'' truck would have 1"We have departments wantmg ing was done Mo?day. • back during the next three cost from $4.500 to $5,000 more 1to buy the old truck if we can -Approved Ch1d of Pohet years from the one . mill fire than what the cost will be by get the new one 10 operation ~ Jed Webster's report for _JaD ROCK IN THE CELL BLOCK..- . These five ~.aster!' High School students will perform In snappy yellow and protection levy. :buying the chasSIS and install- quickly " ,uary ~f 2~ arrests, 17 acctdent black costumes to the mustc . of Jailhouse Rock durmg the hootenanny at Easlern High school this Fridav lt was pointed out by May- , ing the tank and pumper here. Council also : I Jm:estJgatJons, . f1v~ mght at 8:08 p.m. The show IS bemg sponsored by the Senior class. Left to right are Sheila Drake, Cindy Rine- or Charles Legar in the regu. l Council also agreed lo adver~ -Heard Columbia Gas or laken_, 26_ complamts_ mvest1gat hart, Karen Carter, Lmda Larkms and Brenda Larkins. - Sentinel Photo. lar rneetmg that there will be ti!e for bid'.) to buy a f t re Ohio, Inc, Representativt> AI ed, five ll~egal.parkmg arrest&: enough money in the fire equip- pump and miscellaneous equip- Leonard give notification the four warmngs ISSUed, _sever ment fund - about $4.000 - to ment to be used on the new , villages current gas ordmance emerge?cy calls m the Vlll~e, 8 i:st~ :,ar~~: pay t~':__~~m_ainde~_o!_the~eo_sl equipmen~_!~aled _b1ds for _the 1 will exp~re__!_ugu~t 6, 1 ~':/'~~ol~~~~s j 42 unpaid. and street parkin! money collected, $954, and 101 monf'v , $973. ' Alt~ding were Councilmer . ~' COLU~BUS (UP It - Gov. 051. 608 million in the next two ,lion Total $23,373,468. Capital Don Collins. Bob Hysel~ Frau . in James A. Rhodes asked the leg-' years. This would be $46 mil· llmprovements, .$10,621,500. ' Rizer and Lou Poulin; Mayor tJ Jsl~ture Monday mght to a~pro- 1 bon_ more thaQ in the two-year ! Ohio State Univei_'Sijy,_ $33,.e 8IIG ~· th ,~ pnate . $166 million ror h1gher 1 perrod ending next June 30. 1330,1100 first year, $35.1'6tl",lbrsecSAIGON IUPI) Buddhist Premier Phan Buy Legar. Chief Webster, Clork Edna Scboen)#b. . -. . • ' education operallons and $1101 The totals in the budget lor,ond, tot.al $68.790,1100, up $11,- l Quat teday 'f ormally presented • 26-man t~biuet to I .: million for capital improvement Ohio University were $7,685,000 721.597. Student fees $23.1 mil-! chief of state Phon Khac Suu. He expressed hope It ~ iJ : on campuses for tbe two yea" firsl year. $8.450,000 second, to· lion, up $2.8 m111ion. Other funds PT. PLEASANT - Gordon C ! could unify South Viet Nam during this time of In· J • begmmng July 1. tal $16,135.1100, up $3.6 million. 123 mlihon, up $26.000. Total Jackson. president ol lhe local creasing military crisis m Southeast Asia. I . The money for general opera- 1Student fees$& million , up $1.5 $114,930,00C Caoital improve- Malleable Iron Coompany . for The cabinet was made up of a wide sp~trum of po· ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. - 1t10n of the mstitut1ons does nol m1lhon. Other funds $4 1 mil· ' l'I'IOnls, $42,264,100. ·the past 31 years, has ret1red l, lllleal and rellgiouo groupo Including Buddhists and Supreme Court Justice William · include funds from student fees I and his successor was e~ected Roman Catholics. Quat, 1 56-~·ear-old medical dortor, 0 . Douglas stepped down from and other funds the institutions by the stockholders at lhell' an- was appointed by the country's military leaden to a shaggy rescue pony Monday receive. nual meetmg Saturday. try to restore civilian rule. night exhausted and bnoo ol'ii Tile appropriation ""' lor the Emil J .. Romans, who ha• Asked If the country's mllltant Buddhist ~lerarchy from nine snowbound hours on state umversities and their been servmg as g~ne~a_l man-: has pledged to support his government he replied , "I ·· 1 1 ager of the West Vtrgtma Mal- would hesitate to say we have any aareements on paPT PLEASANT - Cily polan icy mountain trail But look- br"nches the mumclpa umver1 bl 1 c ice are m'vestl'gatt'na thJ.n" back a"I . the 10' 000-loot '' s'1t1e S. lh e CU)R , hoga cOUO ty an d'I ea e I ron smceresiOc• ·• . Iober 1964 ompany was named per. " H'IS I8 th e fifth goveromen t SInee th e OVe rth row breaking and entering• OCCUr· Sandia Moun tam peak, he call- , Lorain County communi!\· col- , ' 'd M' R P of the late President N go Dinh Diem. ring In the Cl.i" durl•• lhe earl• d th 1 rt f · ent. r. omans has served , •ae ,~ COLUMBUS (UP!) The Ohio Ho s of Represent a !lor over 20 years in sales and ' MOSCOW (UPI)- Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosyhe would ta kle it aa · ' · ~ ue · management ot malleabiP 1ron gl t d d ded lh 1 tb U It d Sl t lthd ,, c .am ••me l twnal research. lives Munday voted to allow school districts to operate operatiOns in various parts of n ay eman a e n e ' a •s " raw and a drive-In restaurant. uay ' 1 1'h b d I t 1· h th ' it• forces from South VIet Nam. Th e p ure o·Jl Station at 28th d h e oar o regen s, w ue on e tn-mester or four-quartel' system and to ask Con- the United states before com-' 0 1 67 f 1 as, : ro e t e ~ure· 1 has general supervision of the gress to change Ohio's southern boundary. mg to Point Pleasant Radio Moscow warned today that further U.S. air and Jackson Avenue had 1 wln:.~unta~~un~~~r:o~: ~~~ oth~~: ! higher education programs, was I The .trimester bill was the fl~st bill Passed by either Nine directors wer~ elected , attacks against Communist North Viet 1\am could Idow broken out but apparently com nions were sto ed . allocated $715.250, up $382,256. house m the young regular sessiOn of the 106th General ,at Saturday 's meeting and in· start a world war. The Russian broadcast said I he :the thief was scared away be10 thet:"'da , hik' b The amounts for Bowling Assembly. The vote was 92-40 as it passed the House ' eluded Peter H Steenbergen. , United Slates would be responsible for "the dire ron· fore gaimng entry . William Me· cipitous ~:itch~~~k trail e p::C.1Green. Central State. Cleveland fur the ~econd time in just over two years. l_t w~s ap- Gordon Jackson, Hawthorne D. sequenres." Cormirk 1.s the station manaheavy snowdrifts from an ear·' State .. Kent State, Dayl~n State, proved In the 105th General Assembly but died Ill the IBattle, Homer S. Smith, HamThe Moscow warning followed • rail In Peking Mon- ige,r.he Ashland 0•'1 Stat•'on. w·,l· lier blizzard M1am1, Oh1o UmverSity and Senate Rules Committee. · ·- - 1tton A. Johnson, c. c. Lewis, day by Communist Chine.. Foreign Minister Chen Yl · Oh1o State totaled $138.297,500. The request lo Congress radio hookup installed for Gov. Jr .. George a. Stantial, Emil for "concrete aellon" by the Soviet Union and Chtna l tiam Myers. manager. was HOUSTON _ DOCTORS TO- This w~s an increase of $.11,- asked that the border between James A. Rhodes ' "State of the J . Romans and John w. Steen- against ~~u.S. imperialism." entered by breaking a window day will attempt to separate , 08t,996, mcluding a $5.67 million Ohio and West Virginia and Ohio !Stale'· message and budget re- bergen . o On the fighting front, military spokesmen today on lhe north side of the build· Kimbt!rly and Karen Webber boost _ror Cleveland State, which and Kentucky be moved to the : quest was still m operation Officers of the Board of Di- reported two blttt"r dashes with Communist guerrillas ing and approximately $45 vr.as week • old Siamer;e twins join~ goes mto operation next fa_n_. rr.iddle of the Ohio River.. I when it passed, 130 . ~- Rep . rect~rs chosen were Romans. i Sunday and Monday. reported missing: 140 from the ed at the front from collarbone Fees for the ~tate umver::n.hes _At present, the border 1s the Rob~rl Carpente!. H-T1ffm, cast ! Prestde~t; Pet~r H. Steenber-~ cash register and f5 from tbt to navel. A team of 14 will per- totaled $56.5 million, up a htlle h1gh water. mark on lhe norlh- the only diSsentmg vole. gen. v1ce p,e,dent ; and HomWASHINGTON iUPI'- The llnlted Slates has .vi· :rlgarette machine. form the delicate operation on o~er $12 million. Other umver- ~rn. or Ohm. s1de of the river. er S Smith, secretary-treasur- denee that Communist (;htna is now aetiveJy prepar· Tiny's Drive-In on .Jacksor the tiny girls. s1ty funds totalled $37 million, Kentucky and west Virginia DONATIONS NEEDED er. lng for Its second nuelear test, official sources said Avenue was entered by break Tests showed that Ihe babies up about $3 million. own the river Itself and have Anyone Wlllmg to donate today. Tbey said that while the evldenre was not con- mg lhe glass in a oide door and have two hearts and do not 1 In all, the state universities the right to impose restrictions clothes. rurnilure, or cooking Meigs General Hospital tlusi\le, Jt indicated the blast could be detonated ~ the cigarette machine and UN share any vital organs The.y were expected to spend $232, .. on its use. utensils. to the Walter Barrett Admjs.slons - Morah Leon- within a few days or several weeks. JUke box were broken into. The do share some liver tissue and The river resolution also 1 £amily of near Dexter, whose ard, Middleport; Ivan Gnmm, M1f~t~~:~$ii:§~~;;~q - v. "-'"~-'~~ - - · - ·~ ~::~ t~:=·~ ::e:ot ~=~, some tissue around the heart. GRONOUSKI PICKED gained the distinctiOn of being home was destroyed by fire New Haven: Glenn Johnson, Ra. COLUMBUS - Ftnanct> Dt• 1 WASHlNGTON (UPII -Pres- the only measure ever passed Saturday may contact any me-m- cme. I, determined. CLEVELAND - WU.LIAM ident Johnson intends to nomi- before a slate-wide television ber of the llutland Fire depart- Discharges - Donna roctor Rlcbard L. Krabacll SE__ R_ _ __ ·10 H. Rehard, 22, confessed kid- nate Postma•ter General John audience. menl or Mr. Barrett The Bar- Pomeroy : Margaret Roush. said tbe budget Gel\ . James VICE SET • Rhod.es prosooted to tb• , senices for Edrin naper of 7-year-old Donna Ad· A. Gronouski lor a new four- A state-wide television and ' retts have eight children. son: Fl orence Hawley, ~· S Funeral k kino, hanged himself early to-' year term, the White House j roy. leglolature Moaday nlgbt does tar ey, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, who day m hiS cell at Cuyahoga said Monday. DIVORCE GRANTED TAKEN TO HOSPITAL aot contemplate aay geaeral ' Funeral services lor Mrs.: died Sunday evening, will bt County Jail He left a I th tl TAKEN TO HOSPITAL salary Increase for olate em· Clara Herrman, who died al lhe l held Thursday at lp. m. at th• h hd :11 S d no e a I A divorce has been granted! Pomeroy emergency ~~quad- CLIFTON - Mrs. John Me- 1 home of her son, John. al Bel- ' Ewing chapel wllb burial to eAu~ori~i~~ ~~ld "t'heay~dmltted PREDICTS SURPLUS Charles . W. Morris from Linda men were called at &:12 p.m. Daniels, Clifton, W. Va., was 'i'r~bacb oald 1~ 0 Rbodos ad- wre, will be held Thursday al ' the Letart cemetery. The Rn. abductor tied one end of the COLUMBUS (UPI) - Fmance MorriS on grounds of gross neg- Monday for Glenn Johnson, lake~ Io Veterans Memortal mlalstratloo bad P""vfouoly ao· IUO p.m: al Ewmg chapel. 1Jerry Masters will officiate. makeshift rope around bars at Dtrector Richard L. Krabach lect of duty and extreme cruel· Mornmg Star. who had suller· Hosp1tal at IUS p. m. Man- ....,...., salary tncreaoes 19rl Precedmg her m death was JFriends may can at the funeral the top of a window and the predicted Mond~y the state Will ly m Meigs County . Common ed a poss•ble stroke. He was day by Middleport emergency. about ZO,tlll stale employet. her husband, Elza. Survivors 1n- 1home l!IIYiime. other around his neck before ha~e a $3.8 mdhon cash balance Pleas Co~. Two mmor child- t~ken to Meigs_ General Has·[ re~ue squadme~. She ~as ad- , Most of the•e wen Ia tbe D6- elude a daughter, Mrs. Georgt! -----jumping from a radiator. in 1ts general fund on June 30. ren were mvo:ved. p1tal by the umt. lllltted as a medical patient, partmenll ol Meatal Hylient .Fowler o !Dayton and the son FINED $II. COSTS and ColftdJins, WeH...., '" Belpre. Mrs. Herrman was Bill McHaffie, 38, Middleport ·~ ' VALUE I Malleable's President Is Rettre • d WORLD . • * * * House Approves Trt·mester system• New Boun dary t•tne 1 "' • MEIGS THEATRE TbeU,.n II Pt;, Home wFn February 17·18 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRruery 19·20 Edg.r Allen PM't fi rt•lf' Pre part>•, t' Ull · ' diticns. "THE HAUNTED PALACE" (Technkolor) No ,riming, no pit, no pump Members uf th~ Arternoon rir- ween part1es. Vincent Price, Debra Paget, hoUN-!!8Vf'! up to Sl50.00 on 1cle last wt>ck prepart>d and dt>- l J.,on Chaney. Hideous! Terrilnlltallation livt>red 43 valtmfmt" trt>ats to Mrs Bernard Fultz and Mrs. fying 1 Weird' shut - in~ . rPsidt'nts of the ! ' OUn - · D~ve H. indy con~tructed_ a lan<e l? "McHALE'S NAVY" 1 t b ~Technicolor) 8 rep 1tea 0 f a Ernt·~t Borgnine, t infirrnry, of the children's ' v~ en me ox In .Toe Flynn, WELL DRILLING home, tht' Metgs General Hos- ~~s~mg well Room m~thers as· : Tim Conway, Billy Sands, Everything Complete I pJtal and Vett'rans Memorial Slstmg Vwllh L~e mornmg party Gt>u. Kennedy, Jean Willes. Hospital wert! Mrs Richard Owen_ ~nd Women or the churt'h t·on- Mrs Lowell Beaver As ststmg SUN., MON., TUES. tributed cooktes and c·andv ir the afternoon class were , Fe-bruary '11·22·23 which were prepared in valer1- Mrs. Sue Luellen and Mrs. Win. ; E~~~SU~~i':~f,\}n tine boxes bv members of the , ifrt>d Detll The valentine box (Technicolor) circle Saturday afternoon at WHS made by Mrs. Robert Sn•>W· il Elvis Presley!.-. Barbara Stan· d wyck, Joan rreeman. Leif WY 2·5321 the church. Mrs Mildred Zt-ig- 1 en . Rrickson. Sue Anne Langdon 1 N. 2nd A... Mlddloport. 0 . ler ~nd Mrs Nan Moore , eo• F•aturt-tte: chalTmen of the project. were I assisted by other members of COMMOTION an th• OCEAN tht~ circle. This was the annual 3 Stoov-• · · 1 Colorcartoon• "heart-!me·• pro)et1 u1 lhe ctr1 Admission: 75c snd 40e IJelitJers 'l'renl8 e 1 ( ° I I' I performanc• - pro\'Pd by rugged , 6 months ' E :::;ur~.~on~:~ :%~~~g s~~i~:~; 1 1 WED. and THURSDAY FOREMAN & ABBOTT " ':',l , .... roy. Oh?o Defeader SabiDersible Pump fer c ThreeB&Es Probed by City Police 1 \eau~if~I•P::i;'~c~n~a pr~mise~ :::;'~r'~O::~~n!o!~~ol~~·~~~~: l fieold tt>sl - under aU well ~ 1 I e Outstandlnt • !The VietNam War 1 I 1 I NOTICE Closed All Day Tuesday 1 cle . ~:! PROOF, II COMBINED lfA1E AID LOCAL TAXES PER tiiDI Df PERSONAL IIICOME. OHIO RAHill I* LOWEST AMDII ALL THE lfA1EI. THERE II ID ITA1E CDRPDRA1E 011 PIRIOIIAL IICDME TAX IIERE. PROOf. WITH liD IIICRWE II lfA1E TAXES, THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF THE OHIO LEBISIATURE AIID THE ADMINmRATIOJI HAVE IIADE THE IWAIICEO IUDGU A RWJTY, 8................. STII.'I'• CO .. U.IU . . . '· .., - - . . . . .-,Mio _ _ ....... ,.t.. MJ'I.o »~~ ------------·------ ...... •l.uwn&a~~e•...--· . . . . . ..u .................... . -..-~ 3 ROOMS New Furniture In Respect For The Lite ONLY '299 O HIO HARRY P. SMITH SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS POMEROY, 0, - MASON FURNITURE CO. MUON, W.VA. I Mrs. Herrman . ' 1 .I ~ ',' "' , .... .J. Toter Dr,·ve Ren etr.otes Alabama CHARLESTON, w. Va. Uquor, and Ia lhe Hl.~way What has become one of lbe J' 4 Patrol. most controversial items lacing the West Virginia Legislaturefj ' · M.a nllt&fi - t 1tl(~~~ proposed stale operated [ By United lnternallonal 'registrar who said "we're doing the racial situation In Mlsslss~p- New York: A civil court 1 l!Wel!pslakes program _ was at! A Negro voter re.gtslrallon all we can," and a tense situa-1 pi. Several Mississippi officals lice Monday ordered a Veleraas M•morlal Hoopltal •·mendmenl staae for the third 1deme moved deeper min rural linn developed when a Ne11ro were expected to testify. The marshal to put Black · Admission• - Monte Wolfe, limo In the House of Delegates , AiabJU?a Monday. ~an and a white woman, both commissi~n held closed a...- 11eader Malcolm X out of ijaclne; Ella Barnhart, Pometoday. , Martm Luther King Jr. urged CIVIl rights workers, •at together hearings m Jaclteon last week. home, which was hit with roy; Curtis Powell, Racine: Jlo. Del. Jesse Barker, D-Kanaw- Negroes to march on the Da1-~on a park bench to pose for Also in Jackaon, a, federal fire bombs and set afire bort Newell, Chesler; James ha, sponsor of the lottery reso- 1as County Courthouse Ill Selma pictures. Tension eased when !!"and jury wu to meet today, while Malcolm and his Hawthorne, Long Bottom: Carlotion and the much publicized : again today. Ithe sheriff appeared. apparently to consid'f slept. Malcolm and the 14 Hartman, Long Bottom. bill to abolish West Vlrgin'ia'sl .About 1,3110 Negroes .followed AI Marlon, Ala., In ' Perry charges against a Muslims blamed each other fori Dlsclt&rlft - Martha Werl· death santence, would not re- Kmg to the courthouse Moilday. .County, the hometown of King'w Negro wltne.... in the bombing. inti, Racine; Homer Goeglein, veal the alraleil)l of holding the Then King Ventured into WUcm: wife, about 160 Negroes staged crimination suits, BlrmlnJiham, Ala. I Eidrl~e Pomeroy. measure on second beading. !County, which bas no Negrg a sit-In when the board of regis- HIII'Oid Cox and a Turner, a Negro physical edu,......voters, and Perry County, whldi trars closed for a meeting. But got into an cation teacher, Monday night MAS!ID.JllN MAN, HELD IIOIJ.YWOOD - THE CAN· has only a relative handful oi the demonstrators broke up an grand jury appointed to the Fairfield James Linkoua, 3f, Masalllon, cer. . thai killed singer Nat Negro •oters. • • hour later. ·, Park and rec!'eatlnn board. wll&rretted by Pomerey Pollee ~ Col~ in the prime of his At Camden, Ala., In Wi~qx, 'l:be JJ,S. Civil Rights CommiS> taln memhero aald they early on 1 DWI charge. .,, Aiid at the belght of bls County, King discussed volel: ldoil scheduled a public ·heart pe~s.. <;ourt . , M•'1rtJiilrlll9n pi'~' Willi' - ,If' ~· ' I liD ,.., i) Wllllf'lO'alt. · .....,. I p...,,. -.... ,. ,. 1 1 '""1!11 ~~ Belpre 1 ............... & .................1.................... , .............., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ . . . . . . , .., .' 1 DI'es ------- ................ ......... ,..-......... ,.. ... ,....,.... ..... ............. ..... ---~ 1 -.-.... ----...-.... er 0Mie •lr""~"llMT 01' l'tNAII- 1 I . ·\·ll '"'f~ ~ ~ IQ,j:,.· · . a membel' of the Eastern Star , was fined $10 and costs, and Lodge and of lbe Methodist; Charles Allensworth, 47, Mid· chu~h. I dleport, was fined IJld coal! Fr1ends may ca!l at the fu- by Middleport Mayot L• t n.,.al orne any time. Burial Smith 011 'ntod lkm h will be in the family lot at M nd . 'ht ca c 81'11•• 0 Gravel Hlil cemetery in Che- · ay _-•-:''-·--shire. POWER PROPOSAL NEW MAGAZINE WASHINGTON (UPU _ The WASHINGTON (UPIJ _ The Interior Dopartment recomAFL-CIO's Industrial Union de- mended to Concress MondaJ partment announced today pub- that -SIO,GtiO be apent 11 llcallon of 0 new magatlne giY< the f;;rand Coulee Dom III "Agenda," to be issued mo.U.: Wllhlnclon ..., the ...,atett ly. United Auto Workers Preoi- power tapaclty at any ~ dent Walter P. Reuther IBid "A· electrie plant 1n lilt .wid. genda will b the oymbol of • mature and democratic labor ~ LOC.U, llill&i . . movement working with friends 'I'M ~ Ill Pomt,, and nei&hbors . a magazlnelroy•1 bu.mt• disttjcl 11 n:• . ded""" Is oi .....:... qrtaft~~~ea the r; •n 1 I '4:·.-.; ;;.• ._.... .. .. , �-- - - - - . - - - - ......... ~ ~ - ... ---- . ~ ~ ,_ . . . .. - . . .. • •· • • . • - - - • - - - ... - ~--·-·-·_ _• . ; ..... . J ..., __ . _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .............. -1!!!1 ...........,,.. Ft. l ":-~ - ....................... • I 1-Dally sentinel. The Daily Sentinel • I •I • .. I I I Ulit ililldl itill. ltli typical ill OM gf lilt 'I great stores of the nation that oach department had a record of the day's sales on the same date last year and for the cUITent day that figure was upped to a goat, and everyone in that department frllllllhe manaJrr on down wa1 Intent Qll ftaehing lllat &oaL Tilt rtlailer w~ II J\lft intent on lj)tting J\111 wll•t llt dld Ja !b~ last year li Ill the ilalldiUII category. In any commur!lty a merch1nt or pmom ill anf field for that lllatter can not afford to lit $01! tatls!le~. llte•u•• thJI il the Jlart for a 1kld to obUvlan. TbtY mutt by one way or 1noth•r hmq· vate, unprovt, Qr offer mort Indue•· mtn\s to tht lUnd Of tanny customer• who art the buying public tQday . Tht methods and practices of yesterday are not good enough for today . The entire personel pf a store J11UII be on its toro to tn\ic' wstpmers ~nd when contaet,d In tilt tiOfe give t\l<h lirst class 1fr· Vice that lhty will 1nnt tp return time •nd a~alt1 One of the heJd executives of a rna- t I l "Maybe You Can Ease Up a Bit, to C101olp Ia (l(Jthom MonliOillil'jl (;litl upe~l• to makt a film With t:liubolh TtyWr - ffiends - on~ of his deare11 soon JftJr she complete-s "Who'1 Afraid ~~ Virftinia W01,11f' " Doll9fth JU>rr't htlfbani, Poter Vi\lrlel, wa1 1114atnly stnckfn with on tilmtnt IBo fat undili • in Swit· "''lJn<i, so ·~ has •Dnotlll<O har pl1nneJ1 fliJhl to the Unitod States Ld>tract '! rcll ~ tht r~~;jllktf ~~lesmJ~,n in ''The Low·d One" .. reJ)t)tttd t.;. be a (levastating ~r~atun~. It mAFkl his d~but as !i dramalie actor, Wllh no .-1 QJUSir involved. '~rteme11t Then 's twen {l seriQI.II dis· be:twien Jack D&mpsey and tus lonJ time friend, ~d.v~ti sl ng executive George flQrt!y , Fl9rfy h'd bJ'n supervising the champi!>II'S bwgraphie<~l film Ly!l'l~- Bird John- ,on's friends predict the Pnsi(leflt's <laughtf'r wJII become a brkif Mort the end fJf this year. A Wtll.lllww~ llisc Jockey has nipped "' romp1ately o¥er a Bunfly Ill just waltzed out on hi.A wif• tnd k:jddies Connie francil was ,. lnlft~l hil ill llio 41 Janloro, where she l'let.d.lintd t1 show cel,bratiftt Jhe 400Ul ann .Yitl'lf'Y ~ the foundini of lho rlly. Coonie's by ltr lhf fliPs! pppultr of U. S. stars in Rio. whtrt 'her r'rttrd!l often htfild the best-Bell"' li1ts All!llhtr 1how businoss ator. who ""' be#n eiJK!'!r lor ytars, is gettinl won~. ~ Nll•r. l'f 1 YN)' s,.! 81~ lor &rooowaylltf W~~ ldlllJtt htr '" much. IIIUI, . ltelc <;oner at tht An~ncw i• GOiij""l 11 Itt Qf Jllk wUh hU funny imper<:; onations· ot l>ihtr <tltW!HOI. Hi1 Jnlmicry II llo-t GJ>Uo t.l J!HI Iuddy ll~clltt! Ill parUcul~rly !lril· 111111. ~ Cmtr. wN> rJroly '~' ~ nijht· ~~~~. IIU'IIIO Ill' 11t llw lll>yll k• 11w w..r nli!>l lUll w ~ Jick rib him Mickey Iii•• Har~toy -.. . and LOOQI Giif disellY~~ •uJ> Qlllu. We all know who Mickey 11, ~r· tm PI J~y"' MJ~~ilitld, llut llfrh"''' II9JTIO f1n1 bin fQrJDtion t)yt uona was "Mi<s Unlvem," brill!y, Ulltil IOIJlillllf d.,~.,...; ah¥ wu mlly 1 ''!II,.." 'J'Iwn at~, went oo lo lWlff ftlliJa~ hotldilfito . They '""m like a per 1¥1\1 Pllir A ~hit who used to bo a famous llroadwty lll!oi4>JI'I~ - liJ ,.,,.... f2.lj)!) 1 wfll< - h10 ~ a f60-t,... k llo•l'll bw ill Witmi and -lai"" hi wa• "'•" hawief In bit lilo Jerry Valo, w~ '·liJi,. 911 lfllbi lnl,f Yc>ur lloart" loU 1 run ol thr-. Wlllil<f IS !.hi lllp.solliJic non-rock ·n· roll recQf4 jJI the t¥an"Y. Ia .. pected to mnk~ it two ill • row lfilll his llf\1' Columbii singlr. " Fpr v Mama ., Cwloo JrQftioall~ . bolhtrl'll II> ~ it Mvrcellll Mllslroitll!ll, iD Nrw Yor~ Iller picki!Ji ~P lloiiYWQQII't "QQI4~R GWbe" awafll er. IN! ~mng wae writt-tn by 411lji~ljr, the labulo"' French sin&- I Her royal ·highness the Princess Margar~t. Countess of Snowdon, and the Earl of Snow· \lqQ illlve b4'eA tdverU~ 11 ptte!!ding the Knftl C{)mm8nd wortO grtrnffrt porforma!U!t 9f ··t~ra J1m" tl lhl 1-otlee!... Square Theotr~ jJ] LQnllon !'eb. 22. Allll 1W 1ft alllAZI"I \Ill" jJ]cido~ (;ol~mbill l'lo~ blvt lfllorlllf4 lAlrd illiiWd!>n !11~1 h1 llllf takt flonl ·~mm pllPii>JfJDh lbl etl@Wit~ P~i­ ed ThJt t~· tQA hunk of teu!PhP't on lth -'••· already ~~~ "'n ni!!k!l•m..t "Tilto Wh~le' " by nol4flbiir1 irtd pa!§ert·bY. ObviowJiy. boo CJIII'• thai '! willlt It lw.~l Ukt. lill tctuJl titlt, o,vid Niv.. , tli9lli)J, is "The Tr1~llil>n " filllllfJf "W~' U.. $pi" Are" lit "" iniurfld 10hllt Prelondinf ttr~JJie with ~~iDll. l-Je itrJined J muscle Jn his b!llck IN clt>ctor! wll#red ~lm ltJy Ill bed f\11' two t•fl- It "" lilt lirtl tlmt D••kl hid flllntd rflllif'lift& fw tht ~'""""' 111 Jq yea" m~v· ,, l!llkinJ. 4=> "'"" = ·I• -h\tl.lffl .4 llty. il'i J prlii!Jct •rrnllvl to h§Vt ~a!llllt JJ!'l< 41bfr~ ill '" Tht ~ubi~!'! Wa~ RoseS" more time• then rtur qlt~. X.. 4li•M fs ··in tetor'l fi'Wf." Jack IIJQYH ~uf. lellt'fl Ill lau~ttr t~ """ will! iudl tllM tlt!K moey dr!IIIIJ ll!IOOhfo Jre lintlinf thii,r pupil! 10 lilt him fS 9JW of thi 111ft Ill ill J,lllllillilt M1114t' R~.oavlet, ol th• fll)lprl<>ua Pr- Wtrd ctse, 11 1till ll')'i!Ji PIUf the srene will! thf cluua. PI'JIIid in ~rJWef lof'· she made the front Pa&llt lp 1.1111doo by sellilli 1>\11 1111' !ht hUDt with tilt Wffl. r r• Hm iert. Dirk Cladt lJ pltnnlnc o"' of hls mo" am· biUous pEQjoeto f'lf thf IWillllOt~' " Youth r"oir." 11 will iJo • trev,llin' ••blbltion fll thmgs lllitt izl\Mrest te.en-•J•ro. IIU'lud~ nro. clot~f'~. re-cords, cosmftics and ~portinc IOfld!l. ~(jhstJdono ha•• boon tolkinJ IQF 1 l!lftl lilllf ~oot .thf buyiq PDII'IIf ql th, YOtjllJOf i<l, and P1<k if wt 19 pr~v• llw)o'rt tifill. . w w Lanton, w or It-• ..... u- w ALLSTAR! Michigan Wins Aaron, Mantle Ink Contracts By Bob Wingett JI1!'1'5"••--• ., • .,,.,,.,;:"'''"•"'"'"'•"''"_________m,..,,.._.,....,.__ Flanagan Makes Bowllong News In $31 000 TOurney By LEONARD A. GI\ANATO ' UP Sporla Wrltor Pitchers toiling in lite hot Florida sun of the spring training camps of the Detroit '11gers and Houston Astroo hovo some bad news to mull while the pounds toll oU. Hank Aaron si&ned his 1965 By FRED McMANE UPI Spoa1o Writer lndlana 'a basketball team should've I earn 1 d something *'om Prlncetor. last Christmasnever turn your back on Michlgan for a minute, not tvG for 26 seconds. In last lJeeember's Holiday Festival Tournament in New York, Princeton held 1 14-point lead over Michigan with Ieos than four minutf"tl remaining in Murakami, oaid 1n New York Monday that " lillJJIIS are still pretty much •• lltey were." He made the statement after m~ting with baseball COmmilsioner Ford Frick. tho OT • '" final Jeconda on 1 lft>ln by Bill ! with 23 polntl -b. but , _ Buntin. honor& went to llldiana'1 Tom Michigan 's Cazzle Russell fi· Van Andale with r1 points. ~v gave the Wolverines lft ~ Hleb SparU Wi8 lead to stay wUh 45 seconds reSubstitute foreward Reid Hicb .... 1...o.... in lit• second overtime came • ff ••-··oe ""!' ~· ~ 1n ~uz u--( ••~ "od h t·-··' · t r JO ----·• nd --• pen as • ~ m wo ree scunws a 000•~ f.IVO throws. Ind'lana a 1m~, AM -· ' ts to ,_ .. ..,~ 1"1i._.._ to M surce~ pom ~ ""' 1 •~• •= in tyinJ.; the game at the vktory over Nertbwestern 1n an-final buzzer, but Buntin blocked other Bis Ten elash. ed a last-second shot by lndiana 'o Dave Sebellhaae, the Big Ten'l Steve Redenbaugh . No. z scorer, had 33 points lor Russell and Buntin shared Purdue while Jim Btrm loJoed scoring honors for Mlctjigan ill 31 for Norttrw.estern. =iiOiiiii..OiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiiiiiiiOiii.,;;....,~~~-'o~a~~-----, Murakami pitched lor Glants last year and the Ameri- ..COACH! Wbat elH!" can team thought it would have contract Monday lor tho Mi~ his services !hill ......,_ But 1 oemifinal game, only to looe r waukee Braves - llto!'o bad Nankai Hawks, for which at the buzzer alter the wolvernews for Houston hurlers-and ines put on a great closing ' Syracuse native Sam Flanagan is making bowling Mickey Mantle inked his con- Stanka and Murakami pll}>, SEOAL ALL GAMES rally. Rews again . , tract with the New York Van- nied they . had released him, w L p OP Sam, a 23 year-old former Pomeroy high student and kees _ ditto lor Detroiters. saying they only loaned bim Athens . . .. .. . IS 1 1174 785 Mooday Jright , the Wolverines , now a resident of Parkersburg, W. Va ., was among the Eaoh is the big gun m the the Giants. Nelsonville .... 13 11139 954 pulled off a similar rally, not I )6 semi-finalists l~ the Parkersburg Open held la~l we~k . oHensive attack of his team. Jackson . _. _ 9 7 1101 1057 once, but twice in the same The followmg LS ;hat Parkersb~rg Sports Editor Jtm Aaron missed 19 games in Gallipolis . . . .. 6 8 787 878 1 game to defe-nt Indiana 96-95 in S~yder had to say a out Flanagan m a rolumnlast_"''_eek. September last season but still S 30 Wellston . . .. .. 7 9 llU 1089 double overtime and maintain 1hit .328 with 24 home runs and . Sam ~lanagan ~ot the ovaPomeroy . . . • • . 5 11 H6 1140 it!! lead in the Big Ten Confer- : lion of his young hfe when he Snyder concluded: '·No mat- '! ~ batted in His salary Logan .. ...... 4 12 101 7 1142 ence. runs,. ted at. J'ust below . Middleport 1 16 866 1112 1 Michigan . which is ranked No . was intrnduced before the sta rt ter what he does from here on , . r· I . S . ed f 1 was es Jma .... Th or . ursd ay s sem1 -. Ina n., ~m J~ assur o at, east $75 _000 to make him the high· ___ 1 in the nation. tr.alled lndiround m the $31.000 Palliers- $700 m pnze money. That s the est paid Brave now tbat WarSEOAL VAR.''iJTY ana by seven points going into payoff lor 16th place and the ren S ahn is a New York Met IDS TEAM w L I' oP t!>e final minute or play and il burg Open. The 23-year-{)ld former stud- lanky youngser must be proud. pSigns For 31 0ft,OOO Athens .. _.. 12 o 930 592 appeared as though the Hoosiers dMent hatllPUHS_ an~ stuldadent at Rf e"_leberl, there ~ere Ih20 prho-- Mantle signed a '100,000 con- ~ Falstaff and Evans posted Nelsonville ... 11 2 941 784 had the game tucked aafely ars a mverslty I . one essmna s competmg w en t e tract his third consecutive six- easy victories in the first Jackson 7 5 815 77f) away . of t~e. longest walk s dunn;!! _the ''Open " started" a~d to. be ~ [ figur~ pact, making him the round of the Gallipolis 1nde- Wellston .... _. e. 6 340 803 j F~>ll Apart Tournament Gallipolis . . . . . 4 8 665 781 Suddenly , however. the Hootraditional parade of c_hamp1ons member of the Sweet Sixteen second-highest paid player in pendent League that starts each ses!'iiOn of i~ quite a feat." baseball. behind Wlllie Mays played last night on the Wash- Pomeroy ...... 4 1 713 885 1sien fell apart and Michigan's P~A to~rney. Sam and Jack _ who draws $105,000 to play ington school planks. Logan 4 8 772 Larry Tregoning succeeded In l::saondohllo of Houston , Texas, Don t forget. the Eastern centerfield ror the San FrancisMiddleport lZ " 672 881 ft.ying the 1 core at 81 -all with two 1 were paired on lanes 35 and Eagles will be closing their ro Giant~ . Mantle batted .303 Four men hit in the double TOTALS .. -. 4! 41 13411348 tree throws at Ihe fin" I bl..ll.2er. 36 f~r . the first of the 16 game regular sea~n schedule this : last season, smacking 35 home figure!!! as Falstaff crushed Indiana took rommand again 60 seml-fmals. Thursday mght at MrArlhur. runs and driving in 111 runs. Goodyear 90- · SEOAL RF.SERVES in the first overtime period and The Tigers and Astros opened Big Daddy Huff led the way TEAM w L p OP , led by rour pomts with only 26 Harry Golden, tour~ament di- The Eagles. '10W 16-1. will work rector for. l!Jt. ~BA. mtroduced h;ud to capture No. 17. their training camps Monday, with 21. Aaron Buffington Nelsonville . .. 12 ] 594 476 !seconds remaining, but once each seml·fmalist and whe~ he . the same day as the signings. tossed in 20, Marvin Elcess 17, Jackson ... .. 10 2 478 352 1again the Wolverines came roareame to _lanes 35 and 36 he ~n umagned lett{'T" wa~ re- Sixty pitchers and catchers and John Kamenski 14. Wellston 8 t t98 429 ~ i~g bac_k__~ tie the score in the slharted wThJth Jhack Bll.,daFlPBA ,I cle!ved t.odad_Y frtohm a tWahamar l reported to Manager Charlie DJ'ck Nelson po--> the lo!;er!! Athem; ·--···· 7 5 430 380 --~c amp. en e ra e ana- an regar mg e . p1c ure o Dressen at Lakeland's Tiger. . n~ Log1~n . Fight Results 6 6 465 475 gan's name and t.he large the Wahama - Pomeroy game town, while Luman Harris with 26 and Willie Call eanned Middlepo·r·t · · ~ ·: · 5 8 482 483 1 By Untted Pr.:ss lnlernatlonal r.:owd roared . which appeared last week . The looked at his first group of As- 16. ,p I 11 368 Sl2 , MONTREAL . Canade~ ~ Joe)· b f h d · d. b d b St F 11 ' 31 · ~~ led ' omeroy -· · · . · h T IS ovatiOn, y ar t e big- rea er JS !slur e y the tros at Cocoa, Fla. eve u er !l pomUI I Galhpolts 0 12 326 534 1Durelle, 147. Thrt-e River!!. Wue~wst of the day, caused Golden caption unde:r the photo . whir h In other baseball news Mon- Evans to a 96-86 win O\-er TOTALS ·- ·- 49 49 3641 SUI bee, outpointed Armand Savoie. to quip, " Biondulil!o, you 're go. ·suppests the Panthers won their day, Dick Sisler took the Cin- Scott's: Grocery. . FRIDAY'S GAMES: 146~~. Montreal. 112 _ Retained ing ~~ be mighly unpopular first game_ against the White rinnati Reds ' press -radio-teleOther Bt"O~rs Mfor thel wilnh- Pom~5oy at Gallipoli!l Canadian wt>lterweight titleL here. Falcons this year. vision ca(·avan to Chillicothe nen were uvn agAan w1 TEX'N Th d 'I · h ' 29 and Dave Holter with 10. DEF'E ..'TS , 1"!1 e rca er says, · w1s to Ohio and announC'ed that he JAthens k at tLogan M"ddl t TA\1P ..o\ , Fla ~ Florentino Fer· As it tu rned out, big Sam inform you that Pomeroy did would be concerned with getDon Marks paced Scott's with ac son 8 • 1 epor nandez . 159 1•l. Cuba. knocked dereated the Houston kegler ! not win the return t>ng<:~g ment ting "back to fundamentals '' to 38, while Phil Orlando had 20 Nelsonville at Wellston out Tommy Caldwel l. 1591.1, Chi· . and ITlQ~ed from 14th to. lOth as stated. Tha~k you .'" keep the Reds in contention ror and Paul Swisher 16. cago t5~ . place . Flanagan later sk1dded 1 We concede 1t was ou r mis- the Nat ional League flag. Thursday . Falstaff wil1 battle down the ladder as the t~urney take_. but certainly not an inFaiJ·ed To score champion G&J in the first of SVAC AU. GAMt.;S NEW TIMES t moved to the halfway pomt. tentJOnal one. Wahama was vicThe inability to score key two games as the double elim- TEAM w L p OP I ST. LOlliS 1 UPII _ The ~t. Sam has been a part time I tor over Pomeroy by one point runs in big games kept ination event continues. At 8 Easlern 16 1 1095 830 Loui!l baseball Card inals will · competitor on the tour for in the first meeting and by Reds from winning the pennant p. m ., Thurs~ay' Evans will ISo~thweste~~ .-. 8 7 826 858 ; begin all Saj urdav day games ~"' 0 yea;s without cashing in. · three in the second clash . last season, according to Sis- t~ckle _defe;~mgton t:,mament Kyger Creek . G 9 813 877115 minutes earlier. at 1: 15 p.m. t's per aps poetic justice that 1ncidentally. readers, we en-- Jer, who took over the mana- campiOn lres e · North Gallia 5 10 849 937 CST, and aU Saturday night · S<.~m make a big splash before joy receiving your letters, but gerial duties midway through Hann.1n Tra1·e 1 14 783 947 \ games one hour -earlier at -7 the home folks . prefer they be signed. the 1964 campaign and was Point Takes Pair SVAC VARSITY o"<"lock thi!l season. named manager alter From Middleport !Final) - ·- --~~--- l WY l -3748 0 H11tchinson·s death. Point Pleasant .Jr _ High school T~AM W L P OP land sectionals, 8 p.m. 290 N. 2ND AVE. The Cleveland lndians bought look • pair of rage victories at Eastern . . . . . 8 ' 540 362 Southwestern " Hamden. at MIDDLEPORT, 0. lefthanded pitcher Bill Middleport Saturday, Point's Kyger Crf"ek 5 3 446 413 Wellsten sectionals, 7 p.m. ton from the Kansas City Ath- 7th grade winning &Z-32, and Southweslern s 3 434 425 l l _..... _.,.,_.. ...- _.,_.,.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , lelit'S. He has played in the the Oth grade SHS. • North Gallla 2 6 397 488 . minor leagues for two years, -.. ded t" M" d Hannan Trace 0 8 387 .516 1 1 111 e games en Ara Parsegh1an, selected as co-coach of the year for striking out 314 batters and ue •1 20 220C Z»f . ihe 1964 college football season , will be the featured alking only 114 in that time dleport Jr . High regular Bend TOTALS .... !0 speaker at the .Green and White Club's fifth annual AII- I wJoe Stanka, the intermedia;y League •chedule. SVAC RESERVES Sports Recogmlton Banquet May 13, club president in the di•pute over Masanori High fur Middleport was BobJames Anastas has announced . ~ .. by tewis in the 7th grade with (Final! , Anastas also reports that Frank Baumholtz, Ohio Uni• , , J4 points, and Dennis Ault. al- TEAM W L P OP . versity's only basketball All-American, will be the ban- ~hchtgan Still so with 14, in the 8th grade North Gallia 8 0 31t 20'/. i quet's master of ceremonies. Ranked No. One maleh. Eastern 6 2 7JI6 l83 1 Approximately 10 Ohio sports figures will be honored NEW YORK tUPII - The High lor Point was Handley Kyger Creek 4 4 2911 :~ with nam'""" of these to be announced later the presi- United Press International rna- with 18 in the 7th grade game, Hannan Trace 2 6 198 j dent added. ' . I jor college bctsketball ratings and McDermitt with II in the Southwestern 0 8 190 321 with first-place votes and won- 8th grade. TOTALS . . . 21 2t lztl 1291 . Parsegtlian. who directed NoMONDAY'S RESULT : lost records through Saturday, . tre Dame to a 9-t record in th . HARNEY TOPS PGA North Gallla 74 Hannan . W. Va . Feb . I,.~ , m paren eses. Il p &I his rirst year at the school, Team PoloUI DUNEDIN, VIa . i UP - au 1 joins a select group of ooted 1. Michigan (25! n5-2) TONIGHT'S GAMfo: : 336 Harney, who won h~s only start 0 past speakers for the affair. ) UCLA ( flB-2) on the pro tour thl!l year_. reE.<astern a~ McArthur . 7 2 309 ~~~ ( These were Woody Hayes, Ohio 3. St.Jos. IPa.) 12 (2l -1 300 mained the to~ money winner FRIDAYS GAMES: State football coach ; Lefty 4. Providence 1) (l8-0) 140 on _th~ Professional Golfer~ A~- North Gallia V~- Southwestern Gomez, former New York Yan5. Duke (16-2! 1a.1 socmt1on tournament Circuli Hannan Trace vs. Kyger Crt"t'k kee pitcher, Dick Kazmaier for6. Davidson (21 -1) 168 with $12,000. Rod Funseth_. last (()penin~ round of 42nd an· mer PrinCE>ton All - American 7. Wichita 05-4 ) week's Phoenix Open wmner , nual Galha County T~urnamrnt 112 gridder and Lou Groza Cleve~ 8. Vanderbilt 06 .3) 68 was second with $10.977.50 f_o~ ~I ~annan 'rrace. _F~rst game land Browns placekicker. 9. lndiana (J!t-2) lowed by George Knudson w1_t egms al 7 p.m .. mg leap at SEQ Sfandfongs FaJ t aff d EVallS Capture 0 pemng • w• 1 147 1 I Foreign Events: Reviewed Mm U Iitty "'I II n~••rr· IMI t ntw llwtnllvt lrw\1!10 Ifl'riVIIf pl911 M lll'lllf!'l ll't lilt wu" ~ Mull prodii@IIQII MIIIJ !lw!'ullfi. fllllfl' illlfl 141 ' - ' ti'III'Mtl if In I!IIP Jln~ll'f, lt!p lqv~ 10 IJf lfllfll on MIHI@tl ~ lltWI lftlWf Till 411Kiu!M tiYt W tlflt fllrlllf tlllf Jill'· wh~ n.-llf for "Marri~'' lllllin 31ylt," pli4 1 visit tq Mootsomery Cl~i. wilom ht W!Jtir¥1 l!'"itly. l>tfor• jppe~rlllJ •I Jot Leville't I'QCklaQ ba!h ot the Fpw Sf.JIQIJii. JIJ!Iwr wwttuny, lllllillll" JjllnJ ;ulmilted h' m~"ll IJOt b4'1nf in !Wmt be~ause 9f the •now 1torm t/UI" ~ hf illv'l snow, and wo didn't d.ellYfl' any to bim. Uut he provid one of the most charming, pati~t. i:!Uractive actor~ tyer to flt't 1 press ptrty. •Sifh, i'~! I Feb.~· 19~:1-~ THE SPORTS DESK I Prlet to ly DO.OTHY ICILGALI.II'I .-. ~-,... SAYS jor ehaln on the occ!lflon of th1 openlnc of eight new stores In Ibis country an~ Puerto Rico had thi.t to say ill !I" Mlln'l bid to meet the competition of tht •ver pt'taont diaeount .,t,\IUthmellla: We have spent 0~ y.ars alllriniJO Drillelplfi laid 4own by lilt foumltr.lht prlllclplt is a lllmple one, to distrt\mte qu.nty goods at the lowest ~ssiblt U many people as posSible. It Ia not a bt~ idea , bee11use people today wtlll 1114 will pay for quality merchandise. We think that in I(>Mt wayt lllfre is a tendency to think th.JI qulllity or tugh priced !terns will not .,u, Ill Q\11' preunt tpPVtflt protp,l'lt~ theN II 1 fine elliiiCe IQ try uut the lilghest ~uallty of goods on a public that we think will gladly buy It at a f;J.ir price. One cpn never iO wron& In off•rlnc 11>v vaJ\1• for t)le Clla\91!1tr lollar . · T!lere ls tnllth'r eltmtlll tbJI nef\lo to b• ealled to the attention of t>u•ln"' Jn<l lndltltry ulll!or lht prlval• ent.,. pris• oyatem In thelf NJch towtl'll progress, and that Is to help ~reserve the system that gives their efforta life. Presill•lll Htrhtrt Hoover OI1Qt elated, "The •moricap WIY of lift Is bait~ on reprelentativt govrrnmem and ptnonal liberty. Tltert art en~mitt of tlie VtfY system thai has IDJdo thil uuunby l!•at com• mercially, and the way for Individual initiative and innovations VJ\IIt alway• bo kept open and free. Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting .. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., PrincipleJJ 0 f Retalling ,AU..IIUcc.ssful retailers have ont thin' In common, and as one surveys the commllnlly thn can pick out thou who have made a 'o of their business and thoJe who 1re drifting •long. '!'he magic ol fiiCcess does not come to 0ny business I oocroa o , Feb. te. 196S - - - : : : - Mr. Presicfentl' •• ••• t:• Pomeroy-Middleport, / HELEN HELP US f I o!lq\lllllt ··~· I. Vo~ c@n yse place!Jlllt~ •Ill' tiffio y~y llfen 't ent,r!@iJiiJig l'fiYUlly. ljy royalty I m011n your husband's new boss and his wl.~; 11J.law1 whu have llaveltd or~··~IID~f 1<1 m~ yoy; lllnt 4illnar only = lfll!l ll!al lhef'"' pgrl of tlje fMnilyl; goo. pi¥ f91' W@nl ~ lml!f.-1 With l:!rmJI lnvilili\!111!, elflll~, CfY• ~lfl 111(1 !Itt bM$1111Jfflt t>f kilb ~ l!iwhen ; and sour..,rem9f1Q4!iety IYP!!S whv mW!ll r~ Jjl)f'l YOIII' l@PSI to f!l ldYil:f columnist. 2. See above. Jofllt.hinC oapkins aren't nearly as difficult I@ iron u• t~Jf: tub to ctoth~ '" whole hog or llllfiO. tl loathe ironing, sq lhf "royalty" lit my II~ 1•1t redgeJlll 19 lJil9ll (r~. or 411!Dpt<l ''cream" fast.t ' · II'! okay wlllt mt - ~ut lte elll'eftjl ol spillage and hot dlahat. Yin¥ woo.;l iB lrafi"· f. YO\! Vi" f ,...1 ~0 ~· ~IHI<JU~I •I" IRI~oth when ~0\1 hl'•f lh9 ~IIlii of htndfOIDf purty ll!fl requlret jj. CQI!I~ II¥ • llrlclly famlly nu. ;)nw '"' • tJIKI41 ~~~~1911. or a hlgjl lea, or 1 ~U~I, !'f I IQPII@r 1m vlfl!lnf Vlll!iiiFi~l ~ lll}'lilllP fUll Willi YP\11' pr~ IH'"!!IIWD 19 1111~1 ~ occNI•m ~otlvt. 1!1 glhfr wor!13 - t Wlf IIIIIIPIMbl w~r~if14-wik•tn4·JJ~otl~Jr ibwl4 J11Uf bfr gtrJI 1111111. f l H t IIlii• mur IIIII ilf IWI!)aiiJ "~~~'' !qr lQI'mal alfalrs, b~l ll flit't tll)j!'t, ~·11 i1HP 1M 18f• mal flllairf II • IJIPdmum.~IJ. rt!'l BERRY'S SV AC StandingS I Builders Supply Co. Par seghIan Narned speaker For Ohloo U's Sports Fete I i Protet!t go...,. proPf!rlfl ll'ith outdoor 1 ht" ....... I The banquet will be held In the ballroom of Baker Center on the Ohio Universily campus and will begin at 6 p.m. A limit of 300 persons with first selection of tickets going to Green and White Club members, has been set on attendance at the affair. ARA PARSEGHJAN Tickets will be sold to club I members only until April 13. H , Chosen as co-t'Oat:h of any are left after that date .I' year with Frank Broy 1es they will be offered to the gen- 1Arkan sas, Parseghi<m ia a f Akr Oh · h t. 10 • w ere era! public. 1 Jve 0 on, Parse~ian has been a head I was born on May 21 , 1923. I c~ach smce 1951. ~le ~ega~ at He is a Navy veteran who played football for Paul Brown at Great Lakes. won All-Ohio halfback honors and All-Arnerican mention in 1947 when Mi<1mi played in the Sun Bowl. Foliowing his graduation. Parseghian played with the Clevefi.t':'Jr''W'1fTI'~~M · >%i1~~,m~ hmd Browns and launched his coaching career by returning Pomeroy's F:lghth G r a d e to Miami as assistant to Woody cage team woo a co-cbttmplonHayes tn 1950. •hlp in the Big Bend Cage Parseghian is married and t.ague with a 5H! victory l'a.ther of two daughters and a over Eastern Monday. Michigan .• ..•. 8 0 756 658 Minnes toa ..... 6 I 598 525 Iowa ..• ••••. 6 2 674 595 Illinois . . , . , . - 5 2 606 511 1ndiana . .•. , •. 5 3 698 647 Purdue . . . • .. 3 5 560 600 Ohio State _.... 2 5 536 Northwestern .. 1 6 482 563 Michigan State . 0 8 6$4 749 Monday's Relulh Michigan 96 Indiana 92 (2 ot's) Purdue 92 Northwestern 87 Tonflbt's Gamet Ohio State at IJllnois SOli. Minnesota at Wisconsin. The wln leh Pomeroy with a lr"';;;;;iiiiiOiiiiiOiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;...-...,;;;;;;1 t1_1s alma mater. MlamJ UnJVersJty, and coac~ed there through 1955 bef_ore ~mng to Northwestern Umverslty from 1956 through 1963. He has been at Notre Dame one year. 10.2 overan slate and a ~ochampionship with Pt. Pleasant for the 19!H-C5 .....n. Jeff Werry paoed the winnero wllh I& and Jim Crow oonoected lor 13. Eaotem'• Jlo,., wltb ntne, wao hlgb for the losero. The Porneroy . lleveatb P"'de made a clean sweep of the evenin& wltb 1 25-11 wla ever Eastern. LOT-0-LITE costs as low as '3:;0 ~a month! 10. Tennessee (17-2) $10,825 and B~b Charle~ _ w~th i 8 : 3SOAITIJ . RDAY'S GA "S .M : Second to-11, Minnesota 37; $10,675, accordmg to statistics 12, San Francisco 30: 13, New released Monday. t Kyger Creek vs. Wilton, at Rut- Mexko 24 ; 14, Illinois 17; 15, Brigham Young 16; t6, Villanova 9; 17, Oklahoma State 8 18. North Carolina State 4; 19 (tie), Miami (Fla . ), Arizona cmd Kansas 3. Other teams receiving points I - Iowa Penn State Texas Tech the D ·t' S J h . ' (N Y ' . . ). o1. etro1 , t. o n 1 n<:~ -1, B1g . T Ba • ball S dl en 1a.et tan ng1 he · By Ualted Prest IDtenu~tlooaJ w L Ptt. or NOTICE TO lADIES · '( There has been 'sucb a big response to our bowling classes that Wedrie·s day Feb. 17th we will bold classes for beginning bowlers from 10 AM until 12 Noon. At 12 Noon lanes will be available to ladies who had previous e~rience and want to better their bowling. Previous special rates will apply. MRS. AMANDA SAWYER, INSTRUCTOR , Our Weekly Tou ~ IM _,.,.._..~of l.>w-<"oo;t LOT-0-UTE automatically, t-! LOT -0-LITE looks, lil!h.&s lik~ a Blreet li~hL A photoeloctrir tnrr.. it on at du.,k, ,.,.]1 oft' at dawn_ Lights up dark an--"" around 11arag,.,.._ outbuildings, dri~rway~<, parkin~! l.>ts. outdoor lhinll and working areas all night long! It's pt'rf...-t for suburban. homes~ fariD6. fat""lorif"'S~ hn~'>i~. publie buildings- any pla4.'"e that nf'!t'"tl~' prolf'1l•tion and Ralety afteTdark! "Y ou mak.4" no in.-~lrnf'nt in LOT0-LrfE, ,.ither. One low rnont.hly rat,. itl(':ludes installation. maint,.nanc,. (indudin11 lamr repla...-ooent) and eW..tri<•ity. Ord,.r your LOT -0-LITE today from your ~al F:l...-trk Company offi,.,._ SPECIAL 61 Chrysler NEWPORT 4 DOOR the V·8 automatic trans., power brakes, power ateer- ELECTAI~ co. ing, radio, heater, white sidewall tires, full wheel discs, light bluo wilb •potless matching lnter!OI', Onl7 29,000 miles. ;~ou-cE_o_ _ _ $16 9 5 GMACFi......u.gAv...W. KARR &VAN ZANDT Cadinai - Old....., POMEROY BOWUNG LANES "'YOtl'll LID OUr QMl'tr ..... J)e I"* tal' POMEROY, 0. WY 2-5342 . '"'""" ltra k:ac;, tlhiO I I would like more information about ·'LOT-0-LITE JNSTAILA;l'ION" ··~------------------------------~--------Addnu Clt7 - - - - - - - - - - t , Phone ~~~~Bus. Phono - - - - - - .M.II -To: Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., .215 N. Fr.GbUt.. Columbus 15, Ohio ·~ - . ... ' ·• ' �' 't_..,.. ........,.. wo .., ::.¥ "'"' ~ ,_- -"""' -""~ ~ , , ; • , . o• ~ • I - .; I ' _. # ... - ~ ,- •• ,. o• _,, : ' I • -/ J .; ... .t - , _. .......... ""' 4 • 4-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 18, 1965 lola 's Beauty ~bop sbowed 11 bad a 1>11 bean aa Lime clay approocbed la1L ad but at lo•• lllllt, the Laynea theme b : "Give . . . So more ~ived the --:ews that they l ,w~il:!_l~U~ve:;;·;."_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 could take their child home once again. Mrs. Layne described her feelings by saying, "It was as though we were taking a newborn baby home instead of a two-year old child. All of the strain and sorrow of the past two years seemed to disappear. You can never _realMR. K. L BYRD ize just what It is to expenence Will Be At • somelhing like this unless you 306 N. Second Ave. have gone tllrough the orde"il personally - complete hopelessMiddleport, 0. ness one day, and wonderful ON relief the next. It 's diUicult to put into words just how thankTHUR. FEB. 18 ful we are that heart research FROM made ll possible for us to have 9 a.m. to 12 noon a normal child again. " ....... BRTONE Hearing Aid Service Center TM East Maill-et salon gave sevea ladie!l, all resj. dents of the Mel&'• County I infirmary, L,_ permanents. lola Hartrum, operator of tbe I shop, indlc.olod two - e • ..... oerved by tile sealllft. Sbe aold, "U IIVO tile lldlel a Uttle sometblas lor Val... Llot'o day 111111 belped u eolebraLt Natloual U...uty 8aiD8 Week. Other oporaton at tho obop are Golda Sargent awl Miry Powell. Tbe otalf of the shop told tllftrmary malron Mildred Jaeoba the ladtee are welcome to returu uytlm.e for free permaoelltl. Beth's father is employed by tbe Mason County Bank in New Haven, and ber motber Is chairman for New Haven in this year's Heart Fund campaign in Mason Conaty. The Heart Fund is held annually during February to raise funds to support the Heart Ail· sociation's thre~fold program of research, education and community service. The campaign Letart WSCS Meets at Hills THE REVELERS QUARTET TI1e W.S.C.S. of the Letart Falls Methodist church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. St. Clair Hill lor an all day meeting to cut rug rags. A pot luck lunch was served at ReveIers Quar t et ~;~::ti:ht ::::s :~.:~ MoreComfortWearhiiJ FALSE TEETH opened with the Lord's Prayer, Here t. a pleuRnt. way to ovarcome loose pla.te d!Bcomfo!'t, FASTE!l'TH, an lmproved powder, 1Pl1niled on upper 1m (! lower pl&tfll holds them flrm er so t.n&t tbey teel more oom· :~~P;~~~i:.eb~~e gro~~~~j 23 February Come I - Organizational Meeting Called On February 18 River news - - -- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jell. 18, 1 .- TO BRING MATI!IIlALI day~. . . ., M ·n . . Those who are doing ta1lle ed to brtlll Ill* • Ia" Iit! II painting and upbolatery work tbe recuJar !IIIIIIJIW in the Syracuse Third Wedneo- day, Feb. 17. W......., j ...... ..~" ' •• • .............•... , I I I DO WHEN MONEY COUNTS MOST To repair and service hearing aids If bllls lll'e botlterlng you .•• If pay. menti Hre too •tiff .. . that's when you need one senaible cash loan. Jill\ phone u. for quick approval Thm BoHerlos ond suppliH for oil mokH for solo Mr. Byrd will be glad. to give you a free hearmg test with the latest Beltone Electronic equip· men!. stop £or your money in one trip. Have less to pay out. Enjoy youroelf aU the more. If heorlng is your problem Bellone Is tho answer Our Friendly Siaff When money i• lhe queslfon, BEL TONE Hearing Aid Center Must Keep my eyes on Jesus," fortabl e. No gummy, gooey , pasts taste or Ceelln~ - It '11 alkaline 1non· 504 TENTH ST. " It was 1 Who Crucified My acid) . Does not 110ur. Checks "plate odor breatb". Oet PASTBETH today 1 Lord ;" "\Vho leads the Lambs .. '..· . ' .... •·, HUNTINGTON, W.VA. _i' < ' I'' •t drug COWiterl everywhere. •·The Revelers," acclaimeri as one of the _best_ mae Astray," and "Good readings " . -~·I' .:li ·~·:1'!· uartel.s to be heard , will be the n ext attractiOn . m the lor childrerc" In the business meeting it BETH LAYI'iE: HEART PRINCESS ::'urrent series of the Tri-County Commumty Concet t Association. F b 23 was decided to have a bake· NEW HAVEN - Pretty little Beth Layne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JamThis talented foursome wJU appeal: at 8 p.m. e · less bake sale and also to order es Layne of Midway Drive in New Haven has been selected to retgn as on the stage of Gallia Academy High School. . receipt books to sell. "Heart Princess" during the 1965 Heart Fund Campa1gn, held annually durA typically American institUtiOn~ the male . qu,Jrt~t Present were Inez Hill, Mrs. ing February in West Virginia. Beth, who will be four in April, had open bas enjoyed a rare popularity in thls country smce t ~ James Early, Erma Wilson, heart surgery on October 21, 1963, at West Virginia University Hospital for days when handlebar mous ta ches w,"r.~ the ~ogu~ a~ Margie Hunt, Lois Bell, Nora correction of congenital heart defects. such tunes as "Bicycle BUilt for Tv.o, and 1??\\n Y Cross, Margery Roush, Ethel the Old Mill Strea m ."' wl'l'e hummed and whistled by Euler, and the hostess, Orpha FURNITURE almost every~ne. . . _ -~ ~ -· Hill. SH 2-4811 Rutla•d Some 45 years ago the on g•- ,. , The March meeting will be nal group known as The Reve l- Carmen . . at the home of Margie Hunt. as formed and became the He founded the Anz~na Op:ra The closing prayer was by Mrs. ;i~~t uartet ever to sing on the Association in Phoemx, Anz ' Early. q where he served as producer~ CHARLESTON, W. Va. -Pret-~ performed the intricate surg. to complete the delicate ai~~ time, through fine arrange- diredor for four years. Return~ ty little three-year-old Beth ery that was to change Beth's tion. rnents of the standard reper- illg to Nev. York , he was engagLayne of New Haven has been life. 1t took eight long hours 1 Weeks of convalescing followtoire and outstanding perform· ed to appea:r in the Broadway selected as 'Heart Princess" ance of both folk and popular musJcal ·'Tuvarich" starring Vi to reign over the 196S Heart gs the quartet became one icn Leigh. He has recor~ed fur Approximately 75 attended Fund Campaign held annually s~n h' ost distinguished groups RCA Vi ctor and Columbia Rec- thr Hlue _and Gold banquet of in February in West Virginia. 0 I f t_ e ~ind both at home and ords under the batons of Tosca- Rock Sprmgs CUb ~outs Pack 0 She is the daughter of Mr. tts nini, Kousscv ilzky and Bern- 121-6 saturday evenmg at the · S·a 1·IS bu r y School abroad. and Mrs. James Layne of MidBesides provid in~ lis teners stem. . . way Drive in New Haven. · "i>lc •·•nd In the 45 years of The Revel- A turkey dmner_ was served wtt. h eons ·tsten II y enJoy... . ·· , · ms The er s· existence. Elliott Savage at 7 p. m. Decorations carrymg Beth is a glowing example . vam·d musJca 1 progra · · · f II th h I th I bl ade I· out t e co or erne o ue of the greal strides and Hen• Iers Qu::.tr te t has b•"' cn a · is but the th1rd ~m. ger to t vances in heart surgery that · d 1 manv voun g position of bass m the quartet, and gold were made by Mr. and ['I m mg groun or • · · 1 I II h 1· Ohl' have been made through heart 1 · ts ·me·Iuu·111g such J·oining lhe group m t 1e a \1rs P i· 1p th mger. r 1us .tca ,, asptran d' research in recent years. · Fol\owmg e mner, a cere'lm tn-u·,es as cr r ank p '·11·k"l' " · of Hl63 · · too b h ~rank B l ~ck and the latf' .ramef; Conn~rl association mem e:s mo~y was co?ducted by P Uip To see Beth today, lull of en· ergy and vibrant health, makes . .1 11 ar c <.~lsu remmd ed that their Ohhnger, assistant 1'' •' . d 't . h be it difficult to imagine that just · ·F. ·h· . e her of the membership ca rd s wrl\ a mt for stx oys who came .al run en1 m m . ht' ' R. h d y b ast a few short months ago she was quart et is a topflight perform· I them to tomorrow mg s ap- 1cats. 1c ar oun~, cu m unable to feed herself, or even . h. ·ght Feodore pearan ce of Joe and Penny Ar- er handed Bobcat pms to 'r ·d mk IS dnwn fl . II k f lk b , h t d b have the energy necessary to 1'homas Edv,.ards an son internatwna y nown o oys w o were presen e y T C:' JC :m · C kl ' R. J d hi I eat! exp lode the mvth that all ten- singrr.'i. at 8 p m. m ommun- , Fran m IZ~. _r., en c e . In April of 1961 when Mrs. ors are shorl 3nd port ly, boLh it y llnll at Rw r.rande. I'J'hey were _FredPdh10. B~rney, Layne was preparing to take 1 1 gentleman being well over s1 x Rusty DavJs, IP Beth home from the hospital feet tall and handsome to boot II Gary Grueser, J_erfrey several days after she was born, ' 'tm«Trtm.• ure osts and Rodney Pullms T di k fi.r~ l t<'nor with t11 e ~"~ ·· the doctor stated that Beth had ' r ' · ears has appearAwards which were to be a heart defect. He also stated e group or SIX Y • • 't Party Saturday t d t the e11·ng did ed in such Broadwav muslC~ al s 1'1 presen e a me . ' that it would take several "Bloomer Girl" ;,A Tree M d 1Mr ~ fl JChard Vaugh- not arrive and wdl be giVen at l'll•ont:h, to see J·ust how serious as . ', " . · r. an . ~the den meetings . Receiving a- 1' Grows m Brooklyn ' and Pa1nl an entertamed w1th a party at . . this defect would be, and whethYour Wagon." On televi sion he their home Saturday afternoon ~ards W111 bbed FraRnkte D. n er or not surgery would be neccu 1g-~ te : in hono: of the seven_t11 b'1rth · Ch~ck 1ck Wo 11e a ge; oger txo , h' d. . . appeared on N B C s Clark Carl Offutt, essary to correct t lS con I1ton Comedy Hour when he _rcpldc- dny nnmversary of the1r daugh- Bobb Blac~ton and Eddie When Beth became u Id ed the renowned Wagncnan ten- ter , Heth. Beth IS a real valen- y Y B bd . G Eb- enough to try slanding and .,_ :MeIchwr . and I>·•- tine ''birtl1 dllY g1r . I" smce her oung, ear aodge ,. k reg I'mg on her own. Mrs . or Laur1u. F k' craw 11 8 enc , • un~ertaken leadmg . has tenor 1 birthday 1s Feb 14 but I h e 8n, ran te d Car 1 Off tt ne Layne noticed that she wou ld 0 I m · sueh "olpe~a<.;FI1s. '"Hi urney an Roger r Dixon, u · Ricky become extremely short of roes .. god- ' party was 1Je ld on! .S"r'I 1rJn B , yl. year pins; letto" Dill Va ughan · Urut H:' r .o et. 1. Gau 1. Gene Dav1s . an d Car 1 breath, and would begin to , ''The . ~~, ag1c . · ute an h cry 1 ••La Travtala. , conduct ed the games wtth ~nz- 1 Offult, two year pins : Tommy and even scream 1rom t e c Thomas Edwards, sc·rond ten. es awarded to Ch_eryl Hanmng. Ball, Martin Broderick, Carl fects of the heart defect on her (lr,_ was born and _1;11 s{'d man 1 J,anet _Neat, I.eshe Ing les, and Offutt, Chuck Clark and Greg respiratory system. This went ~to Welsh far:nmg {_·o:nmun- 1 Chn stma At~lt. Eblin , gold arrow points; and on for months, until finally in 1ty and began ht s mu ~ wa l _ car-l Th(' valenlme theme was rar- Carl Offutt, Chuck Clark and late September of 1963. little I ~er very early a~. tl w wmner : ried oul' in the refreshments of Greg Eblin, silver arrow points. Beth was admitted to the .Medi. (lf the Nation~! h1 stl'dd fod. A ice cream red-iced cupcakes, R R 1h cal Center at West Virginia Uni· and pmk . punr 11. epresen ta11ve akp graduate of the Obr::rlm con- candy hea rts . g versity. The d e1ect had become 1 er. servatory of :\1u ~ .w. ,-~1r. "'r... d- Favors of r·hoeolate 11carts were er, h'was t gues . ..spea A usm . a so serious that surgery wou ld 0 as ur mcnc n have to be performe d w1·thou t 1 H .t ts ,optc, wards was also ror lwo years given the guests a Fellow at the Juilliard \. rad-1 Att cndmg werr. Kri sta ;1.100'· en age any further delay. uate School, la ter re{'e iving l11 s ris. Chervl Hann ing. .Janet Nf'al , At that time, fate again stepMaster'!! degree fnnn Colulll- Esther Lowery, Vickie Slack, Columbus Pastor to ped in as Beth became even furbia University. Vi cki e Man te\' Lesl ie Ingles, Lead Service Here ther weakened by a cold. The His profess ionJl engagements Chn sline Auli .' Valeria Lewis, The Rev . John w. doctors decided that it would include two nati un widt t our~ and the honored guest, Beth St. Edward's church, be too dangerous to perform the with the "AmenrJn Ball ad Sing- VJu~ha n . Don and Bill Vaugh- bus will lead the Quiet Day ser- open heart surgery until the ers'' and oper,~~ wiU1 ll1e Ph1la- ' an ass isted Mrs. Vaughan with vice for Churchwomen at Grace cold was arrested . Everv day delphia and ('h (l tJt auqua Opera , the party . Others assisting were Episcopal church Thursday. The for four weeks, .Mr. and Mrs. Companies, as well as exten· .Beth 's grandmother. Ylrs. Ann- Rev. ·Mr. Moody will Layne waited . but still the cold stve oratorio work. r.1dio and icr Ohlinger and Mrs. I. R . series of tneditations kept the doctors from operatttlevision appearanrf' ~ . INeal. at 10 am. and ending ing. Finally, on October 21, Raymond Murco=-11. bantone, p.m. unable to wait any longer, the was born in :'11nlrlen, Mr.ss., E ND GUESTS COME Church women of Meigs operation was performed It where he begnn pn' p ;:~r ing for W EKE d I ty are invited. Each ia asked was discovered that Beth had the roughest road with such compo&ure you eaa scarcely l"o matter how many Cadillaca }'OU mav (,ave owneda career in musw ;1s a \o io\inist. Weekend guests of :\1r an_ 1to bring a sack lunch. A des- no less than four irregular opsense you're off the turnpike. To oompJeto your driTiDJ or admired-this nn'~~est versi.on oi America's favorite Tuming to smg mg, he appear- , Mrs. H~mer Jones . w~re thetr ]sert and coffee will be served enings in her heart . , pleasure. Cadillac for 1965 also provides such eulutive luxul'y automobile is r. rtr;;:~vi!.l.atinn lo drive! Cadillac's big ed with the Rolwrt Shaw Chor-~ grllndchll_dren . Ma~;one Lucas tat noon in the parish house. Ass1sted by an expert staff •! accessories as the tilt end telescope steering wheel that V-8 puwn is so qui~ -:-hat some first-time drivers find it a is as barit01w s11l oist. ft rsl in and a fne~d . Davtd Thompson The Rev. Richard Martin of of specialists . Dr. HP.rbert E. 1959 when Ihat org.J nl1.al ion of Caledoma and )olr and Mrs. Grace church wilt a>S!St m Warden of the Medical Center I difficult to believe. With its newly refined Turho Hydra- adjusts to your exact desire. If this is your year to eojoy Malic transmi!ision , thc flow of power i!t incredibly smooth. motoring satisfaction in the grandmanuct 1 dri.veaCaddlao relncogthn il;f'd. and mthost re- ! 1 5 1 eenuy etr our o e OV- j h b' hd 1 11 And Cadillac's eutirely new frame and sus pen:~ ion tackle and discover what quality periormence really means I ie; Union. In bot.c Yli2 and 1963 tthey were here t e JJ't ay o VISIT THE COOKS Mr Murcell who jomNl The . Mr · Jones . was observed._ .Jul. Mrs. Charles White of OrlanRe~·elers ~~ lhr fnll of '63, ! ia Henee. flve weeks old, IS Ihe do, Florida. arrived by plane wa.'l gm·sl arti st in 1hP F'esli-1 gn'al granddaughter of Mr. and Thurs~y and was acrompanied . Standard of the 1 Casal s s,~~n Juan Puertn I \!rs . Jones, and the great great to Middleport from Columbus ~ ~ perf .rmin g tn Maeslrn gr;mddaughh•r of Mrs. Lena b:r Mr and Mrs. Richard Pickc~1s~is· ora~or 10 • •· EI Pcc;ehre," l\1( 1-: thmny Iens. She rame to visit with ;\ir. & the "Requirm'' by Gabrl~l Fnu- 1 . and Mrs. Homer Cook. who are SEF THE 1965 CADILLAC AT YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALERj re and the "Pass ion Arl'ordmg GIVE DINNER confined In Veter~ns _Memorial to St. MRtthew '' hy J . s. Rar h 1\fr, Welby Whaley entertain- Hosp1t~t. _M:s. Wh1le IS the forElliott Savage, bass. is a n<~ - r d with a dinner Sunday at mer Vt_rgmt_a Stanley a~d was H.,-eld Ch•M 111!\tr, tlve of Portland. Ore . •nd h{· ~ hon'te. Rock Springs Road . reared m Middleport. WhliP. ' lilarted his profe!:.~ iona l C<J . ~w Cu!'Sis were Mr. and Mrs. Karl she was the_house g~esl of Mr. Loeust St. lit the age of 16 when he sang Crueser and son, Bob of Min- and Mrs. Richard Ptrkens. She the role of Escamlllo in a <>r sville and Mrs. Gladys Cuck- left S~nday morning for her Phon• 'NY 1--2511 concert performance of Bizet's ler or Pomeroy. · home m Orlando. 242 W. MAIN ST. POMEROY,Q. CITY lOAN is rhe onsw•'·-------, & SAVINGS CO. Cub Scouts Hold Blue-Gold Event 1 1 Surprise! • l ! ' Ev~n experienced Cadillac owners find themselves unprepared for the quality of Cadillac performance in 1965. The car is unbelievably smooth, steady and quiet in operation. 1 ! • I' 1 I wa~, ~~~;e~e~ueca~f ~!io~~u~~~r~ ·~ service. -~~~- "COLEMAN HEATING SALES World SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES • with the General Operations $60.2 $71.3 Corrections $46.2 $51.:) Miscellaneous subsidies $36.9 $34.5 ·- ~ ...... Bond financing 0 $20.0 February I, 00 Judicial and Legislature TRI COUTY LEAGUE John D. Herbert, Treasurert Pike - $4,778.711, $13,591.43, $9.1 $ll.5 Meigs County Beagle Club - of State reported that sales tax $86,041.71, $84,133.44. $8.5 $10.0 Elected officials Rupe 5011; J. Johneon 428; K. ,collection lor the period end- Ross - $28,938.65 , $62,887.70, Totals $1,248.8 $1,448.9 Johnson 372; Chisler 477; Bow- ing Feb. 6 were almost $4 mil· $531,510.74, $4!16,207.42. en 472; Handicap I23 Total lion below the same period last I Scloto - !39,012.44, $72,747.- - - - - - - - - - - · 2381. Won 3 Lost 0 Points 8. year. In lhe ten southeastern j73· $873,096.28, $658,047.08. Crow'o Sleait Boase - Ingels Ohio counties, Athens was the VInton - $1 ,626.41, $7.50I.77, 1\reWS 474 Holliday 491; Duerr 495: only one to show a gain . Only $38,781.46, $44,079.56. l, Blind 310; Blind 390; Total 2240. four counties were ahead of last Motor vehicle, housetrailer . ----~Won 0 Lost 3 Point.B 0, year's fiscal fi~res Thev and use tax collections in the j Enterrd Hospf;IForemu Abbott - Black- were Athens, Meigs, Ro~ and :ten counlles showing those for Among those who entered aton 538; Abbott 498; Houda- Scioto. the two-week period ending Feb. Holzer hospital in the past 24 shelt 418; Dillon 508; Radford Figures showing the collec- 6, 1965 and for the fiscal year j hours were Richard Lew 1s Mc495. Handicap 120; Total 2577. lion of sales taxes for t~ two- !starting July I, 1!164 lollows: Calla, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. Won I Lost 2 Potnts 4. Holoum week periods endlog Feb. .s. Athens - $13,344.12, $150,776.35. Norris A. Nunn , Rt. 1 Gallipo- , $4,999.62, $91,487.28. lis, Larry G. Duke. Rodney, ' - Wood 500 Martin 444; Grate 1!165 and Feb. 8, l!lii4, and !IH·; Gallia 575; Schilling 426; Stobart 535. eat year figures for the years , Hocking - $4,084.25, $89,893.51, Robert H. McCarley, Rt. t. VinTotal 2400. Won 2 Lost I P01nts starting July I, 1964 and July Jackson - $13,563.61, $113,655.· ·ton, Mrs. Thermo R. Love, Ma4. I, 1963 lollows: '09. Lawrence - $6,709.58, $200,· • sWI, W. Va .. Mary E. McFarMasoa Clly K•yoteno AU.ons - $57.539 37, $39,l19 ,· 764.32. Meigs - $3,330.02, $79, · land, Mason, W. Va., Heber C. Smith 288; Ash 438:, GID<!ckner 83, $365,314.82, $356,481.52. 119.23. Pike - 14,214 li2. $60.· James, Hartford, W. Va .. Mrs. 24I; McKenzie 530; Cr&g 55; Gallla - $3.49:151. $20 ,339.91, 474.22. Ross - $14,230.28, $208,· H. Ward Sayre, Racine, Oscar Marcmko 254; Handicap 30; T<>- $159,511 .42, $168,854.34. 1381.85. Scioto _ $26,693.91. $294,. Maynard, Racine, Samuel V. tal 233'1. Won 2 J:.ost 1 Points 6. Hockiug - $7,404.87, $16,652.· 084.83. Vinton - $2,042.61, $34,· Dyke, Rutland, Mrs. Charles G 6 J - Sisson 482; Hawley 84, $139,644.I7, $141,491.34. 1204.85. T. Curtis, Minersville, Kenneth 647; Johnson 4TI; Longotreth, Jackson _ $1'.05160. $27 .726.· ' Ray Holliday, Rt. 1 C.rpenter, 4111; Graves 461: Total 2242. 45 , 1232 ,1106 .9 1, $241,711.75 . Mrs. Malcolm Hubbart. Ht. 1 Won I Losl2 Pomts 2. Layr•nce _ lt7.1147.t6, $47.Oak Hill, Douglas Marlin Morlnd. HJ&h Game - H. Black- 868.21, $341,520.56, $347,1184.81. rls, Jackson, Connie M. Phil· ston 235; Ind. High Senes Meigs _ $11.651. $24,598.91, 1 (Continued ~rom Page 1) Ups, Rt. I Jackson, Mrs. Jen1fame was spread throughout his me M. Halterman, Rl. I JackG. CraJ&, 555. Team HI I h $144,277.91, $143,094.26. Game - Foreman Ia Abbott, - - -- body an autopsy has revealed. son, Mrs. Mary Jane N1cholas, 937; Team High Series- Fore, eoie, 45, died in his sleep I Wellston, Patrick J . Gallagher, man and -Abbott 2577. Suntlay Nlte Women 8 League Monday morning in st. John's IRL 2 Wellston, Denver L. MeFebruary 1, l9fi Hospital i.n nearby santa Man- Vay, Albany, Charle:i G. MBys, INDUSTIIIAL LiUGUE Crow'o Steal< Ho111e - Lucy ica. Following the autopsy, the , Soutb Point, Malcolm Dennis Fehnary II, 1111 McKtrmey 305; Ruth Edwards cause of death was listed as' Hooper, South Point, Janet Sue Devfl • Waner - E. Perry 210; Peg Roush 358: Gloria Eb- l"t>xtensive metatastic carcino-1Tbackett, Rt. 5 Lima, M rs. 495; R. Carson 462; T. Ander- ersbach 3t5; Sue ParliOlls 414. rna of the lung." Starling L. Miller, Ravenswood, oon 407; H. Oteaher !M; F. llaodicap 315; Totl\1 1977. Won W. Va., and Mrs. Charles E .. Reichert 371. Blind 130; Handl- 0 Lost 3. Forest Ran Block AUXIUARY INVITED Hall, Ravenswood, W. Ya. cap 36 Total 22U. Won 2 Lost Susie Grueser 319; Sally Bar· Members ol Drew Webster Births 1 Points 6. Mr. Bee·- L. Jewell tei.s 330; Linda Winebrennec 4~4; IPost 311, American Legion Aux- Mrs. Earl Edward Halt, Rt. 457; Blind 390; K. Lawhorn, Betty Sm_lth 416 ·. Pat Ingds' ,iliary, are invited to attend the 2 GaUipohs. son, 1:40 a.m. Mon445; Blind 390; M. Werry 481. 399. Handicap 198, Total 2076· Americanism program of the day. Total 2163· Won I Lost 2 Pointa Won 3 Lost Q Lewis Manley Auxiliary Post Discharged I. ' Friendly Tavent - Charlotte No. 2!3 at the Mt. Moriah Patients recently discharged BIDe 6 Grey - V. Wippel, llall1day 453: catolyn Bachner ' Baptbt church in Middleport inclnded Nancy M. Blackburn, 4111 E. Bachner 466; w. Chis- 420; Colleen Van Meter 226, in Thursday, Feb .. 18 at 7:30 Thomae K. Jackson, Jr., Naler 1.58; F. Porter 511; J. Ann Hanning 455 : Blind 330 · p.m. Mr . Pout Casci will be tasha Mulford, Terry E. Hysell, Duerr 40'7; Total 2420; Won 1 Ha.udlcap 249;, TotaJ 2133. Won ,guest speaker. Sandra Marcum, Charles Y~aLoel 2 Points 2 Swlshor lllld 3 Lost 0. lola I Beaulf Shop- . ger, Malcolm Hooper, Cecil Mid· Lolue - J Salley 500· T Margaret Lehew 363; Karen LADIES INVITED kill, Mrs. Paul Harrison, Mrs. Bowen - : . K Wlggllls ' 492; Walker 304: P~tty Youngs 322; The Auxitiaq Ladies ol Vet- Georgeanna Swango, Charles R !IIlley 48D K McElhinny Jo Goodnlte 329, P. Collin 402. erans Memorial Hospital are Swick, Mrs. David Culpepper Bendlcap 72; Total Handicap 261 ; Total tS3!. Won I cordially invited to attend the and infant daughter, Mrs. M. 0 1Tea and Capping of Candystr:~ Roush, Mrs. John Rose, SamWon 2 Lost I Points e. Lost 3· Keith Goble Ford - Helen . "' uel L Herdman and Mr. Lu~ a C Jowolon- .a. Bowen l!andley 3%!; lola Bartrum :l49; ers torught at 7;30 p. .m. at the !her 'Bowles. • .. I 1100, J. Johnoon 461:, P. Rad- Barbara Adams 369 . Gail Bovat- Sacred Heart Catholic Church li";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~=====--. lord -1111 L. Wolfe 495; A. ter 336 . Louise Gilmore · 457 . auditorium m Pomeroy. All AuxStobart 634; Blind 130. Tot a I Handicap 402; Total 2I34. Won iliary members are urged to atHeadqu1rter1 For 2313 Won 2 Lost 2 Points 4. 3 Lost o. Ed's Auto Trim _ tend. AUlutl 011 and Relllliq Janet Gilland 332; Mary VlneJ. Meet! 12; H. VIneyard 4M; yard 312; Barbara Murray 282; . NOT MUCH T. PltaJep 413; D. BecbUe 474; Faye Manley 349; Linda Boyles DETROIT (UP! ) - Mrs. AnE. Gilland 413. Hlndleap 150; 282. Handicap 357; Total 1914. na C. Miller, who was near Total 2:116. Won 2 l<tst I Points Won o Lost 3. death with typhoid lever and f. Ind. High Game - Sue Par- pneumonia at the age of 18, obInti. High Game - L. Wolfe sons, 183; Ind. 1llsh Series - served her IO'Jnd birthday MonU8; Jitd. High Series - A. Sto- Louise GUmore, 457: Team day. He son, Robert, 70, s.aid, 1r1rt IU; Team High Game - High Game - Keith Goble "she still reads her Bible and IIIII; Turn Hil!h Seriee - Swish- Ford 730; Team Blah SerieS:.. 11ews some, and she's still in Middleport, 0, c lo Lohoe, 2525. Keith Goble Ford 2134. lood health. .. tBEST Sales Tax Collection in SEO is Off Ahout 4Million Hospi'taJ I 1 i 1 UP( BrJ·efs I I at; u: PROVINCETOWN MAPLE BAKER FURNITURE individual 3Y2" COPPERTONE SALAD MOLD when you buy 7 gallons Ashland Gasoline Now you can add appetite appeal ro gelatin ealads and desserts with Early American coppertone molds available FREE from Ashland Oil Dealers. These lustrous, anodized aluminum ptolds are ideal for individual servingS, and they can add a decorator touch to your kitchen when displayed on the wall. You•IJ want to get all eight of the different mold designs. And, to complete your set, you can get a large. one and one-hll!.f quart mold. plus nine decol'!ltor wall hange,.s, all for only 49 cent. with an oil change or lubrication at regular prices. Drive in now where you see the "FREE SALAD MOLD'' sign displayed by Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Deale!&! ASHLAND OIL ... fti!I'INING COMPANY ' I' •> L I I I •• •• •• I ·-•"• I I I I I Three Year-old Beth Layne of New Haven Is Heart Princess for West Virginia 1 r r • . ...__ ' ,. 1 'r �~ -. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ~ . -~ .... ... ... .. .. #~ .. .. .. ... ''· ' 41 Hay, 31 Silage Exhibits Featured in Show Held at W.Va. Experiment Farm &-Daily Senti nel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 18, 1965 For Rent ~NT AD INFORMATION - I DUOI.J}Illi!l P. AI ~. ,. , OP semco, Cop- lei made of leflal )l'lpeta. blrt!> reconlo and almost tiDll - BY CARL H. COOK ribbon winner - 'IV. 'IV. Brown. winner - Plrl Burrill with 1 ExteDJ]OD Arenl Clover ...... hay 1st place Wln· red ribbon with CUll carfU RNISHED apartment, 4 f'IJALITY • t tic PT. PLEASANT - The MOJ- ner - Torrll Willlamaon with a with a white rlbbon. C .U.f ' ELJ_A T ION I rooms and ba th . 1128 E. Main CORilEf"'TIONS cu =~ : -: !J'O = M :--cb : u -c t ch -:eriDI .,.-aDd -';--cu -~ on County alxth annual Hay and blue ribbon. Red Rib"on wiD- Cane sorghum claBB lot plaet • m oe a«"ept.ed un til t ·OO A. 111. . St , Phone WY 2-:wi!I. 1961 Olda F 85-4 Door ,.,.. D•!t .,., I"Uh 11ell tln• ling Phil M eier. Phone WY Silage Show held at the West nen - Henry Kay with W. W. with a white ribbon Double 2 12 6tc VS engine. Stu.ndard trans . Blue finish, shuwruom clean ln· Z.35 l0. 12 9 tic VIrginia Ohio Valley Expert· Brown receiving a white rlbboo. H. Farm. lli:UU l A TIV""I terior, goOd tires, ndio and be-a t~r l"he Pu hlo1 hf' l ~ .. ~ .. r~•• I ll• r\( 1\1 TWO 4 room furnllhed apar1· -"-ment Farm featured 41 hay e1· Gra" Hay 1st place winner The Grand Champion l!llJ IG ed ll ,., ,...,., ~. , any ana d••m ed Speci1l $1066 ments o... firS1 floor WY 2- 1 Was $1195 - - -- -n l• lb•lh no aho e trrort •l>uull'l ~ hibits with 31 silage exhibits MarCWI Weaver other blue rib- winner was Clair Leo Cotlrlll. -.. por• .. l'l tmmf'dllllf'\' rh. pou r. 11 'l1 Uc 3658 from all areas of Mason County. bons - Gerald Rood and non. Marcus Weaver was the Grand i · h~o ,..Il l '~'" '" '"'' 'P""" r.,, f n o 1962 Corvair 7.0 0 • 4 Door _ Now $1295 110rP tl\111 cone ,n t'o rrf'M m••rl!o lt. The quality of hay and silage Plrl Burris. Red Ribbon win- Champion In Silage. THREE ROOM turnished apart· Low mileage by local own er, Powe rglide. Spotless interior, beautifu l fa wn color . Radio, heater . like new tires. men t wtlh oa th for coupte. l I" up along with the number of ners - Old Town Farm No. 1, R . \ TI!:~ 10 0p1c 0 ·silage samples being up, how- Robert Brown, Delmer Newber· f" n • Wan• o\.<.J Utilit ies furnished Phone W YI 1960 Chevrolet lmpal1 Conv. $1295 I ~ ~nt• P'" ""ord one oniPrltrno ever, the number of hay sam- ry . WhJte Ribbon winner-Char· 2-5435 in Middleport. 212 S. One local owner pn d sharp red interior , wh ite Hnish, good 'dln omu n> Ctnrl • 60 c-enta l, ...:enh !>f'l word fo r rh rH .•on ples was down some This pos- les Machlr. Fifth Ave. 1 18 tfc l tires, VB motor , Mutoma tic tra m>. R.ad io and bt'att>r ,.I'U ll'l'e .,,.,.ruon1 I slbly io due O<>mewhat to the . 1 M 1>.. , ~ ~ n• Ol1r nnn• oD p•JO all• '"'"' 5 room and bath apartment ar\11 pa td w ot l\111 10 day11 dry weather conditiolli last sum- MlScellaneoua Hay 1st place CARP Ot !'l! A..-KS & OH ITl!A HI Ell in Pomeroy. Phone W'Y "l-3319 I I :0 f ot 5o w u r rl nu n _ "Lets Explore Ohio," was mer. winner- Pirl Burris other blue .pl ~ QI. to:a c b a d d1t trmal word lc , 12 15 Uc the subject of a panel discuS· I Winners in the hay classes ri~bons - Marcus Weav~r. Red Feb. 11 - -- - -- , OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. sion given at a meeting of a were : Alfalfa 1st place Clair Ribbon Charles Machlr, and The Twilight Garden club will Ot'l'' lCf. HOU RS TRA ILER lots for rent, close 8: 30 A M h• ,.00 P M 0 1t\h POMEROY, OHIO Fulure Homemak ers of America Lee Cottrill other blue ribbon C. B. Thomas. meet Tuesday evening at the ll• turd 11y -8.30 A 1'4 to t!! ·OO ouun to Laundrymat and schools IT'S SO EA SY at Gallia Academy on Tuesday wlnners iD this class were: The Silage Winners were: home of Mrs. Phil Wil1iamsoD Vall ey Lumber & Supply ComJ'O P LA t'.!-. A . RIEiil l!"\.1 PROD \.JCI NO Camping Equip. evening. Wayne Hart, Jr., G. C. SomCorn tst place Marcus Weawith Miss Elsie Hart as co-host16-3-tfc pan y. Midd:epurt. WA I'o'T " D Business Servicet -;;-APACHES AR~ HERE"-- Members of the panel were : mer, and Robert '111omas. Red ver ; Red Ribbon winners were: ess. PHONE WY 2-2156 ,t.:r: r: ·•"" rour """" ' turn-' "" ALL SIC models including Cl>tryl Thome s, Rita Young, Ribbons - Sam Huffman. AI· Wayne Hart, Robert Newberry, The Middeport A,thletic AllliOe<1 and .Wurrushed apart AUI."t10l'it"'EII Buffaloes with optional buill· Nancy Sparkman, Rutb1e Davll, . bert Roush, Gerald Rood and Torris Williamson, J. E. Som· elation will meet Tuesday ev• ,.,.,.,.,,....---....,_,..-- cnenf11 WY ·t-!l4 :l-4 12 6 tfc Complete Sa ;let ms. stoves, dinette set, sink, and Wolford. The topics 1 Son, David Roush, Ernest Kay. mer, G. C. Sommer, W. A. Bar- ning at 8 p.m. in the high In Memory _ j6 ROll\! HOUSE m Pomeroy · CHtr llradlord toilet, ice box, etc. Sleeps 6 discus""d included statehood, Charles Machlr , and Robert ker , Henry Kay, Delmer New- school cafeteria. Ail members - -- -- ----Phone WY 2-5385 I ~Tile. P'- • ~ or more. All the comfort of flower , bird, nicknames, writ· 1 Brown. White Ribbon .W. A. berry, Elmer Newberry, Ger- are urged to be present lor thil IN LOVIN G memory of my 2 11 tic rL C. 8RADPORD home in an easy towing , easy en: , famous men and historlcal ' Brown. aid Rood and Son, Albert Roush, important meeting. · husband, Obfon L. MarklTls . RadDe. Olalt put up Apache Camping Trailinterest. Alfalfa and Grass Hay : 1st West Creek Dairy, Sam Hoff· Group II of the Women's AJ. who pass f'd a wav 8 wa r ago APAKTrvl ENT , 5 ruoms and ' ' 11 tic er - Price $445 up. Ask a- Following the panel refresh- I place winner - W. A. Barker rr.an, W. W. Brown, Robert aociation of the First United todav. l'ebruarv. 16.- 1!164. [ ba th. show('r a nd tub 6::1 S - -- - - - - - - - bout our •· Early Bird Bonus ments were served by a com-1other blue ribbon winners were Thomas, J . H. Morgan, Pirl Presbyterian Church wtll meet You~ gent le f<.H:I' and pnt wr1t 1 3~d· ~~ .•. Mtddleport. Phone INCOME TAX Servlee, John. Sale." Amsbary Apache Trav- mit tee composed of Ruth Ann ' Marcus Weaver. Old Town l.lurris, C. C. Blessing, White Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. smile. j ~~Y 2·l67 l _ 1 1~ ttc son - Simpson Insurance Age_t Trailers, 631 4th Ave. Gal- Sims, Peggy Davis, Martha I Farm No. 2, Old Town Farm Ribbons - David Roush, Ern- at the home of Mrs. Lewis SauWit h sadness we rel'i.Jil . , TH .I\ lLF: H LOTS - freto se w i ency, ~oom 6, Coats Build· hpohs. 0 ., Hrs. 12 . 9 p.m. Finnicum and Joyce Miller. No. I. Red Ribbon winners - est Kay, Old Town Farm No er, .Tr. on Brownell-Ave. You hnd a k md l ~ w11 rd to t· age and w :.~ter Browns r ratl i tng. Middleport. Most any time by appoint- Sandv Saunde'" was elected Torris Williamson, Clair Le e 2, and the Double H Farm. The Lydia Circle of the earh . pr P;trk tSl <l~e ApprO\:edl ,i l 20 tfc men!, 446-{)329. , parlimentarian to replace Lynn Cottrill, Albert Roush, Plrl Bur· Grass Legume Silage lsi place WSCS of the United Methodist And dit>d lwlowd b.v <1ll M tm·r~ ,· ll l r , OhiO, Phonr WY - - ·2 16 6tc 1 Lewis. Announcement NaS made r1s, Wayne Hart, Robert New- - Old Town Farm with white church wUI meet Tu,esday at 1 2-:<:124 t 15 tic 'I AJOR Medical Healtb Plan R I E _ F_ S_ I_ lot FHA week from April 4 to berry, W. W. Brown, and white other white ribbons were G.,.. 7:30 p.m. at the church, with The voi ce is n tute and still ed , , and balh non . cancellable, guaranted. ea state or a 8 1 and FHA state convention In ribbons - West Creek Dairy aid Rood and Son and Marcus Mrs. William Swatzei, Mrs. 1 thP heart . J 1100 ,yj <lf1 artmen 10 All 1 :ur· r~ newable. Pays 100 per cent Columbus Apnl 2 and 3. Inter- l and Robert THomas. Weaver. Earl Krautter and Mrs. Frank Th at lovf'd us well and tn tP I unlurm~rl( uu ttt es ol Medical bills, over 0&- FOrt SALE · 5 room and bath, view s for state homemaker de· Clover Hay : 1st place blue Miscellaneous Silage 1st place Vaughan as hostesses. Mrs. W. Ah. bi tt er .... as till' trial 1il. rwdJed Upslairs above Wilry., ductible Call Jim Johnson partial basement. New 66'' gree will be held at Trimble, R. Carpenter and Mrs. Harvey art . DoJ nm·:m ... l llll" t> Phune P 2-:liHb or 1\ y 1.·2U64 . WY 2-2903 for information. smk , new water tank. Phone Athens Co unty Feb. 28. Mrs. Van Vranken will haveJhe proFrom one so good ll'' .\ nu 1 12 lfc 11930tc or see Mrs. Wayne Harrison, Ald eth Robinson is laculty ad· gram. All members art urged For Sale I BulldiD& for 237 Race, St. , Middleport. Ph. vi5ur to the chapter. to attend. new home. Buill in kite!> WY 2-3704. 2 16__31.< ' one. Htl\llA MOTORCYCLE 305 en., storm windows, alum" FEB. IT ~ nr \\ dl \Oll ('\ "t'T" ht' As long {:!:-, ana A· l shape . Phone WY inurn siding Call Guy NeigSyracuse Homemakefs' club last 2 (>6.1 z 16 6tc ! ler. Racine, Ohio. '-' I PT. PLEASANT- Plans for Ilion ; Dr. Roy 0 . Thomas, ... meels at town hall, 181 a .m. to We wtll ,·emendn' r thre. T<l better we' ll I 12 29 tfc CuCRIU K,U Ithe 22nd West Virginia Univer- sistant professor, Animal Nu-- p.m. Program, R:t- Gerloan a Blur Lustre _ Ca rpet l -sity Dairy Short Course to be itrition; Ted R. Hash, State Johnston speab on Self Sadly mi>s.·d b' .rle. Da>a. Slmm pnon FRF:E wt th pur-, WILSON & Son's Car Wash on POMEROY - 6 • room home 3Jntl IS held at the State 4-1' Camp, I tension Specialist - Poultry: Help Health Care. Potluck lunch ilnd l1ts br<JIIlt'rs ,tnd sis. l<'r"co wr'tlt batt!, roreed hot · Ii br'""'"l ellast· ol Olue Lustre Sha m· Page Street, Middleport. BlT Jackson's Mill . F"eb. 22-24, are Waldo E. Bell, State Extension at noon . t uaa ... own lable - - -- -- -- ' 16 Jlc pvo Hakrr Fu.-ntture. Mid- Ca ll WY -2-5212. 2-6-3otc heating, stone mantel and complete. !Specialist - Agricultural Engl· service. . Notice --dlepo' I , Oln o. 2 16 6tc - - - fireplace with built in book· n<ering; James Clarke, profes- Regular meetmg of the Brad_ _ __, I \IOTO IH' Y<'\.\<:. .. 51 Tr iomph . WY 2-3243 is the phone to cal ' cases. plenty closet space, The Short Course Will be com· ' sor or Agricultural Economics. bury PTA will he held · vou ARE INVITED unfinished attic, full base- PT PLEASANT - A Mas- P . med _ of seven sesswns deal- Cha'trman of the sessl·ons 10 .• day evemng, Feb. 17_ at 7:10 1 1 1 d 1r " E w men! with garage. Extra lot on County Cir cuit Court petit .mg w1th the theme , "The Fu, _ clude Dr. M. R. McClung, at the school. There will be the $:!flOoo overh"ui·.l or .!mes ones. any Size I l"d. Gt)· Ka r t 0;-J.Beatty. rt Good buy Prompt Contracting. e Ivery . mrnet llay 1 proFARM SPRAy CHEMICAL MEETING m o.oo Mrs New ', Shuler, with double block garage. jury returned a verdict for the I Hs Affect on t h West ' Chairman. Department of Ani· regu IarRF d t tf• Conven_iently located only a plaint iff after a short del_ihera- IV.Irgrftla_ Darry I_ndu•s·try· .• Ses- , mal Husbandry, R. A. Acker· gram. eu es ents w1i be 29 ., . 7 H(lvt'n , 882-JltiB. 2 Hi 3tc -few mmutes from courthouse lion Monday afternoon m t he :Slons wt II dea I w1th M1lk s .Fu-1man, assistant professor Dairy serv ed bY the F ourth Gra de 1 FEB WED UO PM and uo PM FOK 7 " '"'"- hou se wrth Lori f'.roeoer l'lam&tac .., and all shopping. '16,500.00. civil action uf Charle• K. Craft ' ture as' a Food," "Pestic1des 1Science: Dr. Robert s.:'hablng- room eAt LIH1dmark hi.Jt.lt . f{utl ;1n d. Car l Hvse Jl. l:jeattn& POMEROY - 6 .. room frame vs. George Yester. The verdict 1as they Affect Dairying," "The ,er Area Extension Specialist The Past Presldenta of the Town & Count'' Sto re Sll ' ·4S24 2 16. 6tc 1 Mtnonvllle, 8lde house on Mulberry Heights awarded judgment in the am- 1Cost of Producing Milk," "Hand·I- 'Dairy · Samuel J Weese as· American Legion Auxiliary ol Pomo,oy, Ohio FKI-:SII HO I,sn:IN cnw with I EDd vom ,..,., ll'ODnear new grade school and nunt of $236 for to the 1\ing Materials - Feed and 1sociate professor Drew Webster Post will meet ealf. milking unit. Charles lh llll•• aD hospitaL Nice bath, kitchen, plaintiff . from the defendant. "Marketing," ''Wa· ,and George Sh;rpe, State EX· at . the home of Mrs. Gerald ""'s and app\ic.lin ns Mash, Bunker Hill. 2-! -li lc S.wer Macbtneo full basement w1th recreation The action was the result of a lter, and the annual meellng ltension Specialist -Soil Con- Wddermuth Wednesday even5 • DOOR PRIZES 1\Qsonolole RIIIOI room, attached garage and two-vehicle collision occurring of the West Virginia Dairymen's aervation· Walter H Dicker- ing. Each member is to brinlla ot Masonette. Ma son, I Call z.me Day .. breezeway, 80 ft. lot (land· October 14, 1964 on Viand Street !Association. ' son Agricuitural En· gift lor a patient at Miller'• • REFRESHMENTS : . . . . - - - - - - - - - - ' W. Va ' starling Feb. 18 at 7 II 1lr scaped). $16,000.110. FHA Jo,near the Goodyear Store. j Dr. Richard David, Chester L. Dodson, Cottage:. Dayton. " AN D sau>agc• sup 7 p m. •·very Thursda) . All year loan available. I Members of the Jury were : Department of Dairy Science Director Water Research In-'1 The Back to Gnd moveper. Chr sler C.radt' School. kinds of merchandise, new 1 .A1'11\iG, _.tumblng, Moetla SYRACUSE - 5 • room frame Clayton Athey, John Sayre, land A V Kr t h E 1 . ' sl't te ' ment sponsored by the Ameri· u d tO:\ ~·~-~ s d Furnace&. !\mold Brodlll!l"' h S K h p II St I . . ewa c ' x enston . I u . I '~ . . be'JDI observed F'f'b 20. 5 P m _ rill ·1 All se . alu • .c ty - · · orne wtih bath full basement r ., ennet owe , an ey Ag . ltural E . ee U . h can ucgton, 18 the panrakt•s vou r·an eat nig hl at MI. Alto, 7 p.m. Man- &18 t:a" Mam Streel, Pomforced hot air' heating with Duncan, James Bennett, Lloyd M 1 r, ruver- 1 Ot er guest spea?<ers Include Wednesday eveninl when Feen0 . ·/ryan 'kWill Adul!s. 7oc. Chi ldn'n. o.. .! agemenl. Faulk ner & Jones eruy. Pbooo 14411. carport. House is fully' lnsu- Rayburn, (.'har\es Blessing, Mrs. Robert S. Butler, Berkeley , ey-Bennett Post, 128, American 5 -' 2-!3-7lp 1 Ill tic lated (6 months heat bill Gerald Rood, Juliet Smith, ra.:lil :-: ers. pro-!county farmer : Martz, ILegion of Middleport, will at Sponsor : Chestr r Fi re Depart men!. 2 IIi Ot p II.AY deltvered lirst and second $90.110) . Large lot (180' x 180') Jamc'S R. Humphrey, Charles g g erway Monday ,Manager, Darrymen s Coopera- tend the Church Go! Ouist at I Help ·w anted fruit trees and shade trees. Escue, and Nedra Jones. lafwtervnuoon, Feb. 22. Ilive Sales A_ssocwllon. Pills- the 7:30 p.m. ae.r:vice. The pubcut lin~ Also Stra"' W Cli ff ___ __ _ _ parttctpants Monday eve b h B l G H rd Pr : Swut. Guysv ille, Ohi o Rl. FEMALE. Unmarried. Several Kitchen has built-in dishwash· Craft was represented by At· , . .11 . 1 d D he ; ' urg ; er m a O • o- lie is Invited to 1ttend lht ser1 I, Ph . MU 2"2439. 2- t3-30tp openings in lactory coming er, range top and oven. $16.- ' torney Raymond G. e r ducers, Cooperative Dairy, vices. J.OST d 500.00. 30 year FHA loan ' and counsel for the defendant oi A . iturean,F tryCo egde Inc., Elkins; G. C. Sommer, Class 12 Circle of Heath Trf't" and W:tlkf'r SI.\J(;F: H .:lll trl!llatic Zig ZCJg up soon. Stator Winding e- available. was Attorney Carroll Casto. . gnou e: ores ' an Mason county farmer ; Earle Methodist Church will meet Coon hound I S('Wing m:wimlP t.,k,.. nt·w partment. ~re~ioubsl bfatcto ryt C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR : Scheduled for trial at 9:30 I . !HBome EcoAno-:ntlcs, aD~ Herman Copeland, Fairmont Foods, Wednesday evenlnl, P'eb. 17 at _ Terms. exper1ence es1ra e u no BOX tod (T sd ) th , owers, ss1s ant Irector of Parkersburg· Lloyd Ripley the e1n1rm at 8 .... ._ Da '" Blark, whitt> and brnwn . 1 . mdi fion. $D:i 11 00 necessary Apply in person at I Z29 WY 2-3830 m. ay ue ay was e the Coo 11 E t · Se ' ' ' p.m."""· v.,. Lost in 'o'irinit~· of ~~· a ~e 1\Y 2-:JnG2 2 12 5tc I . , . I POMEROY OHIO civil action of Florence Rey- ' . pera ve • ensron r· President, West Vlrglnil Dairy· Entsminger will be the devo';lf'tll,.mrnt c·. l.l··.,··t"lltti.UX S . mpenal Elcctn c Company. I ' nold v Home p Ne II VICe. ""' Douglass, State Cnm- men's Association Ohio coun- tiona! leader w'lth ••- ~--- . A-1 Middleport. 2 16 3tc 2 16 3tc s s. r · we · mi.osioner of culture I ' """· ""'"'r This dog Is. vt>ry sh) or ' tn nthl tnn 1" " oil at_ . ROOM "house f 1The acllon c-oacerns an auto- will ak A8rl • • DO ty,_ and Vane Warner, Green- son Jones, program chairman ~f' Crad' Cn~ i g. Sn ;wlN ' t; ll'hnw nt s. Gua ranteed. FEMALE: Don't hunt work. 4 or sa1e, 1 acre j mobile accident occurring ()c.. ape • . brier county daJryman. Hostesses will be Mra. Call WY 2-2810. , . 1 , 1\'Y .3!( _ Let 1t find yuu ' Let us talk 1 of . ground and well wal8r. tuber 7th on Jackson Avenue Other WVU participants In- The 20th annual Hay and Si· Shuler, Mrs. Glenn Lambert. 14 9 2 62 ,c Io you in the privacy of your ' Pnoo ' 1·500: On Beech G~ove l near Fruth's Pharmacy. elude_ Dr. Robert H. Thomas, !age Show will be held in con- Mrs. Jane Gilkey and Mrs. 2 12 5 own home about opportunities Road. lnqwre at Guy Prrddy Jurors selected to serve are: assoc1ate professor. DaJry Sci junction with tho Dairy Short Herman Haddo1. · 2 15 tfe 1 !'ill ... , , . 'Vf:l tY t:OO ll oai s hay. Black In Tupperware plastic House- resrdence, on Beech Grove 1Mary Adkins, Esker Johnson, ence; J. Frank Wade, State Ex-Course. The Middleport Literary Club \i(,, pi i.N tng, ; tractor manure spread¥:1 ware parties. commission, 2-13-6tp Arnett Roush, Mrs. Dovie ·tensiOn Program Leader-Safe West Virginia farmers are will meet WedneSday afternoon bertmeddl Tylermg 's allowrd P_ remises.onAny· WI.liard.wood 'I Car necessary, but not exper.. .. . Mayes, Mary A. Morrison, Jew- Use of P esllc or AI- er on ru bber. 1 cun.l · ideo and Chemi· urged to attend any or all sea· at 2 p.m. at tha bome ao1 Mrs. g{iW t it'. Homer iem:e. We train, earn-as-you- FOR SALE : Three bedrooms, 1ell Boardman, Russell Duffer, cals; Dr. ~~a_rrel J . Olso_ n, Jr., sions of the Short Course, and Nan Moore. Bookl to tJt re-. 1 one to thecaught lull extent w1ll be of pun the ished law. _ _ 2. 13 _·3tp I learn. Call or write: Royalty , bath • basemen t• garage, gas W. W. Brown, H. Kimberling, State Extellilon Specialist - A· I,to participate In the Hay and viewed Include "Beat 1111 Last Albert Tyler, Darwin. , POKTAR LF.. guaran-, Sales. 68 N. 7th St., McCon-1 furnace. fireplace. 2\i lou.; Willis Davis, Jr., Vertie Work· gronomy ; Dr. R. L. Reid, ss- iSIIage Show and llaf Jud&Jnl Drwn," given by Mn. James P : teed and equipped to mono- netsvillo. 2-13-&tc Phone 773-5611 Mason. 1man, James Allen Ferrell. sistant professor, Anlmol Nutri·Conteot. Harley and "Before tilt Colors 2 10 61 CHI E gra m za g, fa ncy deSign, CONTACT Ju venile Judge, 2-1J.30tp Fade," given by Mn. Henry CK N Bar-R-Q, Salur1 ay, elr Fu ll bu lanre $26.15. WY SON IS BORN WT"d Null. NllllliDI a patriot will be Februory 2U Pir kup " "d 2-38[>2 2 12 5tc Pomeroy, WY 2-31196 from HOUSE for ..le, Laurel Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Dennla Walthe response to roD oaD. de livery service on ly. Con __ _ _ 9:00 a .m. until 4·00 p.m. Road. Mrs. Norman E. Hy- burn are anoounclng tha birth Wednesday evenlnl,. 7:10 p. " . d • . p of a seven pound and seven m., Feb. 17, Mlddleport Clnlrch ta c t an~· \-1u1dlr port F:r"rn~ LUMP and run o_r mme coal Woman or mant and wife, 45 8ell WY 2-6322 2 1% 30t I G Co t ?. 9 11tp 1 Page or sa Ste. Middleport oeg lem al Co. years or over o uve of m 4anto FOR SAL ._ ror you r order. lake care of a family ad one-half ounce aoo, Suday, of Chrilt, In cooperation with RUG Weavin g. WI- 9'1H26. I ·· ·, . , tic E, at Dorcas. mod· February 14, at Hober Hospit.Feeney • Beanett POit 128. 2 5 30tp - - - - - -· - - u • ~ boys, from I. :! years down ern seven room home, 4 al They have a daughter Sher- PT. PLEASANT - A eounty- ailo revealed that mortl than The American Legion, speclll oerAUTOM BILE IUSED Army field jackets, Air to 1 years. Z-6-3otc bedrooms, 2 with wall • to- ry. Lynn. Paternal grandParents wide effort to wipe out live 10,1100 sboil need to be given in vices. Public blvited. u tns,.ra nce oeen Curps covera lls, pant! and WANTED · housekeeper to Uve wall carpeting. Large panel- are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond dangerous but preventable dl· the city of Pt. Pleasant alone. nre Wlndlnl Trail Garden eaoceUed' ' "'' yuur opera· slmls Carl Chevalier, Long I in. Pbone WY 2-2606. ed living room with fire- Walburn aod maternal grand· sesses will get under way In Tho Maaon County Haaltb Club will meet at tbe Gu 1 Co klr'o Ucens•' Catl WY l-l!161> Ilottom. Z-3-lOtpl 2 3 tie place, full basement and parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mason County thll month, Dr. Department ia boldin& a1tero office In Middleport for - ---llliU< ' u . s. CivilSenlc~ Tostsl I~undry room. Gas beat and Gene Wee. Great grandparents Kenneth Byrne, county Health noon and morning . ciiDJca ing and demO!ll!ratlon at a p. Wanted To Buy Auto Sales •••·••m•• " ••• , .. '"'" arr condltlonmg. Storm doors Include Mrs Stella Walburn, Officer, has 8llll0Uilced. lhrousbout tbe county. Clinics m Wednesday Feb 17 lrl.om-- -P•J Sbot't hours . D. R. Rice of "We have the means of com· are --1...-..lu}ed at : . ara to bring , gueota. ' . -- · Hl•b r·hooo•n., "' '""' """" ..., .... .., and wind ows. I".,.. acre lot . Mr. and Mrs. ben ANTIQU E furni ture . Al ;{ddin ' PLY \10UTH. Call WY Call after 3:00 p. m. WI g. Middleport, and Mra. John pletely eliminating The Mason Cowaty Health FEB. 11 lamp and old iron pirce-s, mar · , fl ftr r 5 °"eloc"'k uon on Job .. 1aJan.,., l'fiCI.DlreiD•ntlt.J 2103. 2 12 l2tc__ rison Pt Pleasant w Va Mrs ,cough diphtheria tockjavr Department, County Omrthouse The Syracuse Methodist . _ of Middleport Js• 'smallpox and polio." ble topped p ece • ~1 rs II nw- _ 2 1R 6tp ..... 1¥nte tMu t'lame · .od.-- 1111d SIX - - ROOM house full base- Cora • Bennett • ' • • ' ' ' Dr. Bryne' in Pt · Pleasant every Thurs- church will sponsor a 10up pte 1 ;rd Cenl .._s'x' . w . St., 1960 . VALIA NT, In gooJ conment, 2 miles n.;.th of Hem- a area! areal aunl of tbe "all that Is necess8!'f lo day from 9 a.m. till 12 noon. and coffee aale in the omeroy, i 2·>2n2. I drtro n May he see n during , ck lock Grove. Free gas. Floyd b!lby, bom on Valentine's Day. rid our county of these danger- The Qulllln Memorial Build· kitchen, Thursday. Containers _ ___" _ 2 3_tfc week at sa w mill on Peach L1vesto Well. Cbester, Ohio. Phone OU! diseases II for everyone to ing In New Haven the eeeond must be provided for carry aut STANDING Timber . Top cash fork lld. Ca ll anyltme. WY IDr. MelvuiE. DoeiT, Veter1n· 98f>.2461. % 11 ltC 80N IS BORN be vaccinated Blalnst and fourth Tuesday of each service. Orders will bt dfllvpnce pa id Marinn Reynolds, ..2-681 2. 2 11 6tc arlan. large and small animals HOUSE for sale· 3 miles-from Born te Mr. and Mrs. Mlch· them. from I p.m. 1111 I p.m. ered If necessary. Coolville. Ohm RL 3 Call 1960 VAliANT in good condi 1 128 Washington St., p m Ri 143 J hn A aet Erwin of Belpre their sec-! The Mason County Health City Bulldlnl In Msson the An Americanism Jll'08l'tlm 1fter 4 o'clock.' 667-350,1: tton. May be seen wood. W. Va. Phone 273-4271. on Ph. · ood 8011, KIYID Matthew, a lbs.' Depltrtment Ia cooperatinl with first Tuesday of each month will be preaenled by the Alileri· 1-11-tfc wee k at saw Mill on Peach Ollice hours, Daily 4 to 6 p. · r., · ·tc 12 oz .• f'eb. 14 at St. Joseph's ithe State Department of Health from I p.m. lUll p.m. can Legion AW<illary of Lewi< -- ~ Fork Road or call any time m. 1 26 tic 2 10 6 Hospital i- Park.erablll'8. Grand- II conducting an Intensive vac- Basement of the Baptist Manley Post 26S Thunday at tc For Sale or Rent W'l -68 .' ~UR SALE-Midd!elkJ!'I'o taU. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mat- ~' clnation campaign which wlll Church In Ashton the third Frl· 7:30 p. m. at lhe ML .llor.tah 2 10 6 2 1 2 HOUSE tor sale or rrni-, - 6 - - Legal Notice 0111 buUdJur, located S53 N thew Hanshaw of Pt. Pleaaanl eventually be extended to all day of each month from 1 p. Baptist church with . Mrs rooms and hat h, in MinersTile Rambler Second Street, Middleport and M•, and Mro. Cbester Er- , 55 counties In the llate. This m. to 3 p.m. Campbell Harper, American: ville. Ohio Will sell on land World Standard of Compact Priced for quick oak. II> . win, of Middleport. Great grand- ! statewide campalsn Is part of Elementary school In Han· Jam chairman In charge p I contract. Wnte Raymond E. l!scellenc• ••· " ·"' quire at Ohio 11o1eJ parent. are Mrs. William Bow- ! a national program finsnced hy nan the second Friday of each easel will be guest s · kau Brown, '155 Stelzer Rd.. Co l· Blg car room. ride and per- ...,, ou •••. NOTtco FARM 82 A bard . ad ,en, Pt, .l'leasant, and Mn. A. a federal grant to encourge month from 10 a.m. till 11:30 Quiet Day will be heJ"':: umbus 19, Ohio. 2 10 6tc formanee. SmaU .., e<onomy ' """'""· """' " · "''"""· b 'ld' iteon ld bi1.Dero E. Erwin, Middleport. The Er- vaccination with emphssis on a.m. Grace Episcopal Ch rch ' and mona,..abtllty c..,.. oo.... mglf:.s s: 0 al . wins haYe a non, Scott, 21 children under age five. Elementary school In Arbuck· day from 10 a m u to 2.30""' Employment Wanted ... _ See .. Rt old. Dr. Bryne said that results . le the first Friday ol each m. Church of ·M - ..lrOpOitlaa Moton "!:; "J'" 3 Bo> 29 ' I . o. ' 1\i of 8 survey conducted In Manon month from I p.m. till 2 p.m. Col'nty are iovit•d to Pl. . A LADY want s fivE" E. MatDStreet. Pomeroy •ltned flied ner 'RJpey, W. Va 1 SETS bypersonnelfromtheStateDe· l - BEGTNS TR-'TNTNG and hrir. · 8 ... h days a week. f.Pwls Pbeae WY z..mt l·Z.30tp "MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP[)-Of- partmj:mt of Hna,•h ,..,,.., t'-'tt SeamEn Recruit Je/ T rill1in • . Peters, 176 Sy('a morf> St. , 4 Z2 tfr .. Farm Machinery ficlalJ of the Central Hockey morethan2'3000&hntsfor8hnop B 17 11 • . •· t .. E ' 'efl class(' Middleport. 2 :ltr of •rou ne••~• of duty ud u ., Leag d ,_ th . ld 1 t • . urns , , ... ~, son of n.r. t:t. n nrtse RP B rhur -- 1962 HONDA Super Hawk noo ........ oruolb S•ld e . . . . Win h• . ue, ur.,.g etr m ·W n er lng cough, lockjaw, <Lp.ltilel'ia. and p - ' D r. r ...·n T'· . I 15 WOULD like iron tn dn m: Gene Dodson, 9Z7 th" 24U• J.pol?t meeting set March !0 smallpox and po!:o "'"d lo be Route :. be":" ' h', '.:' 'ling ' my borne. Call Coolville, &J7-l Avt., Ohio. w-.t.r PlllnttH •Gam·er, LomnlplowBso. fa. the date . for the to maximum pro- ba!:k lr .··ina a· Naoval r:er w:th Mrs sH Rol ., ,r: . ,., ttf.,. •tt•rn•v:• far ·u C:lamplonshlp play- tectzon Center, Great La kes, as ttl P. hostess_· Mrs. Paul Friel rowl , ,. , . . r.. r ·• . .. . ~ ,. • . . . .• .••these • ..,. T! diseases '" . ., Training ., M c Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS I ROOM HOUSE, W. Main St . Pomeroy. Call WY ,_ 5314. 2 16 3tc PHOTO CopJUII ~ s.tor. £'u Mtta tt o11 O.a d ltn• 9:fWI MuMaJ' "- W other documents. Reuter tmuraoce, Pom.,., TeleviBion Revue - . --- -· ... -- " -~--. 'LetS EXpJOre l I I •1 'i~rvlr• t 1 } Pomerov Motor Co. __ l J Oh • 'T • £ SOCIAL Panel Session CALENDAR CltOSSWORO DQWll -. = ...... ..1."""'n \1 ~=­ i I ~liM'• Em~a t..raac t ,1141! .. 01111\1_1 IILtlllf " IJ,Q . • ..... " 4'-11.15 1 fl\ql. OIO!W 1 I ltl~· ~el~ler ( ' ' v r r n h ~I If To C> or go fe· gr ed •• G1 Yc ap Co ed or, h~t rol Jell "'L , or, ()It ity eer of gra seC" war aF uat1 Mal bia m Inc! witlJ ers' 1 delp Con slVe loleo Ill WBI whel a ca Turn ed• als 1 1959 waa centl, le: U Mr. Reve was tals Riro, Casal the" re ali tu St. ElU live otarte 11 lhl the r. conce S"'lpl~ IIH'Illu!~ ;~· ~ -~ ~.·\ Short Course are Announced verd•Jet for n It tl.f:A~-- ,a~pets 9 p} • Ex-~trude •££ • Madeby Jury .----_;~::., ( speakers, Events £or\ Dairy • i{cl'~..:ntl\.' W~- lure .~ -------~ SAL~ . ~. .~unhmers' mo~hers. I liLG 1 dama~es ;:~!1 1 '1 ":~nl;~;nrm;;~~";;~ ACCTIO~ PA~t ' AKE D~iry Sci~ncel Ma~~e," Nt~l w' prof~ssor Head,lgin~ering; ....... "I-tt tht~ in; lt&nlt.yl Tltty'" not 1''111 v•atlltrtl Tlle,y re I /'c~ ~~J W~ 1 H<:~ wk ~~woof ~VUgru~ Gu~ -~oad. I '-'~ count y·" I _eEffort Made T w•"pe out FI"ve DIS"eases 111 0 meet: -- ~ ~tam 195~ I ti~ l 3 ' -~ Adn•u~em.,..t 2~ ::-!!~~· ·:~~:~!:;'e:au~~~~ .,.,ll.l :;::;r;~·..=r-.~:.~~b.\':'"H"'i Ravens-~ durin~ new l~id, wY ~6 ihe 1 ho~sewflrk Mr~. ~1:1~ in~!' ·~= ~:;:-::,w~.no ~~1 1~:!"::·~~~- Ho~~r Smi':'~~ :,::,~o•",.~'::'.':;wri rfution'~atn;n~~ ~n:· c~:.~Y.oron~:m:::n~··r~r :~~ ~· oruandolh•rrell~f. onlhofCJ"OUIJ.d~ Br~wneil ~r ..~:;;!:~,..ant~'l bPtn~" Middle~ _ ~: .:"~.~:v.,, ~'•'"''" 11 Lea:•d ::· ~. months D~·l!. .4:~ IF~RtchSAiE~erguson ~m ttWo~~. Mo~y. our~teamope~nc 7:~ ?:50 I IJII 1:30 1·46 1:46 . I 00 f :tlli 141.00 11:00 11:15 Jl :\5 11:15 ":: Stgo On - Newo Sr•ared H•arl Meis• Co~nty lli>D PaiJl !Jgwer! _ rtrlll Bill Miller Silo" Weather Ntiwo l'lny'a MOPilln~ Chapel 1!111 Miller Show Spor!f Ploh.,r1 II«Pdwar, <'I'll~•- , 'J'bw~· ) NaWf BIU 11flller Show t;>~ll' Llgbt II»! Mill1r how D·ker ~ ..-rh... ""·w ....-... _. IW\111, . ~'rt. ) News Coffn Wltll J'rwt Bill ~len Bruaet> lhPw Minis"'"'! AaiJOCiallpn Mal'D• CouniJ Apt. F11, . (Tpes. ) Fanlily Wonhlp t'J'hura. A.S.~ !'fopi!D (fri.J Sw•~ 'l!w !!: 00 =!n~ll · ..: .,4 II~ ees ow MONDAY TliRU t'I\ID.I.Y Uli SilO On Ull News He!ldllnes 7:811 Muorcal Clook 7 ' ~ Ecboet ~ Joy 6 ~ iilin On ~ N@WI 6·05 Country Music . ''lltl Oluo Valley New• f::jj (;9\!!!lr~ J~mllgret 0<1)11 Wor19 News 7:110 liewa UO Sports Toot.y 7:05 Larry Anderson Show l :li We81htr 11 :00 Top Ten Show 8:16 Musical Clo•k IJ:jlt) Noll!l Ntll'l l:ii C<!ffl•nl!Jiity N•1111 12 : 1~ Muciat Interlude 9:110 Talk Qf tilt Tpwq 12:30 The Rev Merlm Teets t :5i t.lljj(ln County News t:OO Jim Mees Show IO :OO Pu~li~ Servin 6:00 Sign Off 10:1~ Family Worohlp ~ur 10 '~ 0 ~a~l)~•<ing SUNUU 7 30 s · Oo Ar 11<00 ftlewo Beat : 1gn • my Hour M 11 :tlli orulng Melodleo 8,00 •'r•n~ (:ill' i"P!ial 8 30 Sun!l!t Sbow lll!!!lpl Frlil4f. CJrurc~ 9:30 Tlrt sfble ~ea to v llerls llrnl 1111 IH! ll'llfld Now1 , Ttje Quod JAi. · · 10 00 10: 15 Su~day Show lj.ifi MaiiOil Couoty Newl 12 J.2 :IJO Noon .News · 011 Conynuntl¥ N~WI , 12 :OS Local News 12 :JS Chrlsllan s Hour 12:10 r.tarkets 12 ::j0 Rev. Merlin Teela ~~ · I> W th 1:00 Sunday Showcase I. :! ;~ ou':Uner Board !::W Rev. Silas Billu&• 1.1.$ ~ewo 0 Grams 2:()0 Rev. Aodrew P_raf!ono t2:30 County A&ent 1'l1f ft4v . Jl<l•coa Thllroo '1:45 Vountry GO Round 3:1() Sunday Show~~lt qfj NIWI lil>at 4:3() Baptist Laywao'o Hour i:OO Country Go RoWld 6:01! Sign Off ::5i Now• 11-t •@ H~ JlylJIII '"'' II:~ O""'!lw Cluf!l fl@f 11,:~ J~M~Sh SIJ4w ·- ,.. ERRT 4 40 lim Mees Sbow 5·00 New s 6 00 Sign Off ~ TI,I!\U~ V ~ ~th '"THO!~~~· c'i.':.~f:,M.:>:.:"•• ~1 6 Oil 6 o; 6 20 6 25 d:30 6 57 1-110 7 05 7 20 7:oo ~h a~~vely J':u:.~oyJ WJEH RADIO Nlllilli!Cirl~ ~- N'w' ""'~ whooping! Har. tht p~ront• I'm bnby·ti1tl~l for!" WMPO Hom~r I ' ~eeper. clr<lnin~ Si~<.F.H ~: Musgrave '~m~~;nc; · TRF:~AS!-'l ~gill . ~-15 ~- giv~ a~amst b~ing ' ~lr "' . .1 2 '· .. , ." u~'' Po~erny, ~~-~;:• Th~~ j~· ~ wo~en. .~ ~ ,k · 1 atten~.o ···o ·ku~f' ~~~·~ nf~~~'' 'Y .f' rBS~nare~ \'.' ill J:~ tl,'::' rl "','1'L"'""I 1•"'1~ .. ,, ·,·' ' ', .. 1:110 Mi{lw•y M&!ln~ 3:55 N~w• llt181 f:I)Q DiscilliJ ll'it!! Cos• q(l llr~l'h!lnp i ;IJ(l (;olpmlllliiy Newt i<Oi World Newt t: li 3Pilf~ Tot!~ DUNI(JL BUT I DIP C'Al'C1:t AFEW 'J.IORQB ~~ I IIIEHT IH .'FORE 'Tl!'-Y ~ Ml! ANO &HuT v~ TGH1 1 ·"·St-10VED o". IT r 9tJR(; THROtJG:I-\ T~Ar 1./TTLi WIMDOW IN Hte 0001< UK& 'IQJ SAID! i:!• W"lb« i <iltl PiP!l41r t\fusil,l•le ~ IJO Sign (,)fl SATUIW4 Y 7 : 1~ Si!ill Qn 7:30 Now• HO#dllnes 7:11 M~sictli O!Qeil 1• .. Wor~ and 'f<lo~OOf 1:11(1 Otua Valley Newe .,IIi W•rld N•w• • • ' ' 10 Spill'~ 'l'eday 8:13 Weather tO:ICI ion~ • itQry Hour 10:4i r,mi!y Worship Hollf II :00 Ntwa, Army Hi>Qr 11 :30 Pu~llc Servlc• 11110 Ne R d . .wa oun up 13:20 ~ufleun B~rd 11<15 Nows o <'lr3ml IJ:!W ~turd4r !¢4!iPeo f :Oii Diso;ipg with f)os1 l5:lJO J'<lp !'en :110 liews ft~<l!ldup t: I@ pqbpc ~"Vil;t po D!!lner lliYBI\:ilt I :QO Si~ !Ill ~VPt .. lltANNER �,•' ' I PROGRAM 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 16,_ 196~ P - - - - - - -... Students of the fourth Fades - - - ----· ---· --.. - ' ~ '1'0 GIVE I Around And About Middleport Ia tbe Middleport Elementary School will present the progr am lor the Parent and Tea<hm Auocl.atwn meetmg to bl' held •I Mainly About People In Pomeroy Jaekaoa .,... Sunday sue•ta of undergoblg surgel'f at Metal Ml and Mn John Frick. Gtneral Hospital and 1.o conv• Mr._ Flor..;.,e Holley return- lescing nicely ed to the borne of her daughter Dr. E. A. Tracy of Columbus and son--ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. was the weekend gue!t of b.lJ Dwight Lotan Monday, after I tr.other, Mrs. E. J . Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees family of Columbils were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas and relatives in Middleport. Billy Fisher, small son of Mr. formanre fot "t t1oo1 c·n llrlren and Mrs. William Fisher of Belpre, was returned Sunday to the home or his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. San Arnold, Syracuse, from Holzer Hospital and Pomeroy . Ohio is Improving. •' Mrs. J. B. Marshall and Mr. LAST TIME TONIGHT ~ • ',[ and Mrs. John C. Baily of Lou" BEDTIME STO!ii: y · : .:. ~ i5ville, Ky. were weekend guests (Ter h n1N lor ) Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roush • 1 of Mrs. John F. Bally and othMarlon Brandu. Da\'ld N•vt>n. and Mr and Mrs. Lee Roush '·~ er relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Baily 1 S.h1rley .Jonl"s, Mal'lf' \\ tnrl took the former 's grandson , u .r ""' "" ... . ~ carne at this hme to see his sor, Reberra Sand. Dody Goodman Ricky, to the home of hiS CONNIE LOU HALEY , Mrs. Hazel CleF ..tureHe: Tricky Chick• parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael lld M J Hale ' who is qulte Ill ln Colarcattoons TO CELEFlll~n~ t;OLlJEN ANNIVERSARY Cline at Rio Gronde Friday Mr. a '"· ames y Hospital <;t.\'D<\Y FF:B :.n - ~11 and Mrs. F . A. Swatze1, 307 evening. They went on from are aDOoUDCiDI Jheare~:!b: Mr. a~ Mrs. Garth Neal of WED. 1nd THURSDAY Sp!lllg A\e Pomf:'roy, \\Ill u·ll' hrate thetr Golden Wed· there to Oak Hill where they gag~ment :".b irpp Athens were Saturday guests Febru1ry 17 18 NOT OPEN hts cousin, Miss Elsie Hart and din g '\llll iVel S:1f)' SunrlJ\ Feb 21 with Open H. o.use visited their son and family, Cm~ a~ ot 0 F~oyd Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush onol t a, tbe late Mr Miss Ethel Koenig II W t 1 0111 :! to 4 Jl m. at the humP ()r t\1r and Mrs. I tam . M R tooii: Ne son soa o1 · 11 FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY S\\Jtzt>l ISO Butternut .A.vt> . P omeroy. Mr. and Mrs. F. and son, Eric. r. usse and M~s. Elwood Nelson of Mr .and Mrs Eldon Weeks F.Oru•rv J9. 20 · . . _ S\\,!lt.t>l havt> toul thlldr~t l Mrs. Marjorie Myers, hts grandparents on a tour of D ter A c)Gsed cburcb wed· andMJssGenevJeveStobart,reEdgar Allen Poe- '1 the school whereI heWh is .a del~• Marcb turned to their horne Saturday, "THE HAUNTED PALACE · '\r llllgton. \'a . f\ 11 I' hade~ s~\ a t ze.I Pomeroy . ·, Mr, . Wt'l· ber 1 memth ... 1·, planned lor 1e 1 'J t' ( hnt\nl111' I S\l atzt>l. Pomerov Dlld l\lr s Naonu Travis, Ewa 1 of Ute tacu ty. ere zoth. after a visit at Reynoldsburg IJnl I V~neent !-'n et' 1Lt•hi H PJ!o!l't they celebrated the second wtth Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lon {hanP\ \lidt•uu- ' 'lt'll l Lk;.H h !Iawan birthday anmversary Qf Eric Weeks and son. They also vlsittytng' Wrud ' Roush. ed in Columbus. "McHALE'S NAVY " tTt'Chllll'OIUI I Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr. and Ernt'sl Borgnl ll l' ,1ue Fhnn Tim t'mm:n lld h ~. nul' , For I Mrs: William K. Russell and Jolly pal g1tts and valentines J'al • P • Geo Kt'nne1 l~. ,J,.J, , \\lil t'~ , lanuly were Mr. and Mrs. h d hen the Jolly entrne arty II I I h d l<<tmdv ntght s!Junsnn·d u~ youHr opent> t e program, 0- 10 . ht D 'd d children, were exc ange w tlw Wonwn ~ ( , 111 1d w.1" uh~er · lowell by a skU on the beati- 1 .wtg ~ 1 ~n f Bunch Sewing Club met Satur- Held at }ohm om SUN ., MON, TUES ' ~"d at tilt- redrr<~tt'd churc h 1LJdt'~ of the Old Testament by Jm~ and hrls 1• Kings~onl, day evening at the home of Mrs. The home of Mr. and Mr:.. Februllry 21 ·22·23 11 IS prtncJpa '~unti.t\ .,., 11 h a potltwK dmrwl. \1orton 8arnes , conmt> Lan· Oh1o · Mr. Russe car1 J ames J ohnson, Loc us-f st. t:LVIS PRF~IX\ lll . f h Mid- William Ro bson. Mrs. 0 "ROUSTABOUT" ill 5 ,10 p m The H~:v W1lbUJ nmg ~.nd Caralynn and Mara· 1and band dtrector t e Mattox was assisting hostess. the scene of a valenlme party 1 Trrhn tro\ 11r 1 l'Prl m ct"kt>d grnrl" 111m l 1acy . 1 dleport High ~cho?l and forGames were played and pnz. given by Sandy Johnson Friday Ehi" PrP ~ k\ Ha1h.u~ St .1 1l " " , merly taught m Kingston. es won by Mrs. Perry Mitch, evening for the Seven~h Grade wyrk. ,loan F tN·m~n LPL ! Fullow tng lht' dmrrt'r. 1 h ,. r\ pot"m, God Is Here, by J d ' d Mrs Girls' club. Enckson. Sue A.ntH:' 1 :~n~o:don d Pd to tht> <;,H wl \1o rlon Barnes preceded a skit Mrs. Morah Leonard IS a Mrs Edtth lVI en. an · F•aturttte: ~-[roup rH J~Hirpnrogram prt>st:>nl t•d ou lhe beatitudes of the New ' medical patient at Meigs Gen.llorrn Smith. Birt~ay II Decorations for the party COMMOTION on th• OCEAN 01 BfRI<SHIAE 3 Stoope-s ruum 1 Hosprta 1. "ere presented to Nlrsb. Wt 1am were in keeping with the valen· h tbt: or y(J\llb Frllnw ~lll~ ~\ilh Tt>slament by Steven ,Jewe II and 1 era t F'nk 1 Colorcartoons j1~ 1111 Wt'! 1... as lPader Sni!J· Eddie Young, A skit ''Hail To , Mrs Edward Joseph has re- Robson and Mrs. Her er 1. · tme theme with dancing enjoyAdmi SS lOn 75( and 401' 1 · b lh~ Th~ Lord" was given by Kar- turned to her home orr Grant· The hostesses served a salad ed during the evening. The girls !lllt' read1ng m Ulllson 'i · · 1 course carrymg · t of sand..,iiiiiii_ _.....,.._..-"-'_ _ _ _.__....;;...,,...,... ...... t>n 1\kLaughlin and Mary Hayes. St. from Veterans Memona out the . valen- prov,·ded refresh mens B-TWEEN 1 r t A read1ng. ··rre Annornted," hospital where she was treat- tme theme w1th favors g1ven of wiches, potato chips, cheese : bv El1zabeth Blaeltnar and a ed for pneumoma. heart - decorated candy. curls and cokes. :p;·aver poem by Joy Kaull l Sunday dmner guests of M~s Kenneth Byer, president, I Attending were Mary Burkett, prt•n•dt'd an article) ''Amenca, , W11Jiam Robson were Mr. G1l- ,ed that word had been Nancy Buchanan, Cathy Conde, More tha11 just a hall sizo , • • Arut'IICa. · by Ralph Werry [ bert Ervin and Mr. and Mrs that Mrs. Peg East, a former Sally Duckworth, Susan Ger· Berkshire B-Tween fashioDB are designed ex• Erme Ervm of Columbus and member now livmg in Virginia, lach, Sharon Hindy Sylvia Swan,, pressly for the woman 5'5 or u.nder who needa 1h1I'C articles were ~ead, Mr and Mrs. L. D. Elvin of 1 had undergone bram surgery son, Shella Toney, DIBne Welsh, slightly narrower shoulder lines, a. shor~ \\t' ·" re CJttzens of. 1llese M'ddl and was recovering. Okey Ritter, Jimmy Warner, waistline and a bit more fullness m wai& l 'nltl·d S!<~tes,' byofEddie epor~eer, b dauger ht of Attendmg were Mrs.. Herman Pal Archer, Dave Buskirk, RanTh ~ducatron the Young; Flag " I nna and hips. No more cootly alteratioDB! ~"' • ' Mr and Mrs Vernon Weber, Ba~ley , Mrs John Scmes, Mrs. dy Prillips, Mark Fowler. DoxS!t'Vt' ll Je'Aoell, and ''World Bro· l . ·th e Miller , Mrs Lawren..;e Je Walters, John Tannehill , JerThe print, in this case, is positive with lui tht'l s. Caralynn Trary. A po- Rut 1an d, was over mght Mont . ··The Shouts Of War Shall guest Saturday of her aunt and Mrlhoan, Mrs. H. E Bush, Mrs. ry Syartz, Kevin Dailey, Denotrength colors on 100% Acetate Jersey, The oilbouette is all comfort and ease. Cnsp BLUE, ~~~st>."' by Ralph Werry cios- uncle and family, Mr. and M:s. Emil Ball,. Mrs . Byer, Mrs nis Hackett, Jim Glaze, Steve ' ,.,~ Cocoa-Bean BROWN or Glade GREEN. Sizee ed the program after which ' Paul Baer and daughters, Lm- Shatrley M1lls, Mrs. Herbert Oiler, Van Johnson, Karen John· 14B-24B. Style •5764B. Mtr:'A;;-;K;;;;I-.fiUII! P~ Mrl! Hen Neut 1 iing on behalf : da and Diana, in Chester . Fmk and Mrs. Mattox and Mrs. son and Sandy Johnson. $12.95 of tht.· Gmld. thanked the youth ' Mr and Mrs Richard PrckRobson. 'Phone or ••• u• ...... "" ' lt)t tile program. , ens vistted last week m Colum· ----Mrs. Vernon Bing bus wrth their son and fam1ly, 1 S · 1 ,f!!tr... Mr and Mrs Jan Hauck and • rven urpriSe f:utho/i,, Women children. Brent and Brenda. Mr. ~nd Mrs. Perry Hoffman Now Is The Time To Brighten You• WardMr s c H w1se Jr. of Wav, entertained wrth a surprrse robe With These Beautiful New Spring Holt{ Fanrily Niglrt erly, spe~! several' days at her ln~~~uteMI;;st~! andProvidence ?irth.day party Saturday even· home m Middleport last week. [ . . J mg lD honor of Mrs. Vernon Prints - A wide selection of styles and f'amtlv night w~ s obsPrvffi a! Pfc Larry Milch has return· MrssiOnary Baptrst Assocra~on Bing, sister of Mr. Hoffman. fabrics now on Sale in the busy Ready ttte S<~l'fE'd Hrart church audl- ed to his base at Fort Story, Iwas held. Saturday at the . a~ ' A decorated birthday cake was tonu..'ll Sunday at 5 p m · with va after spend'mg severa 1 days •onu JBaptist church. Rev. Sam served following the dinner · o Wear Department on the second floor ·k · stor H l~rl:.e .allend.1:1:nce The event Mr d M 1ue 1 ac son 18 pa • Guests included Mr and · . wtth tus parents, · an rs. I R Elbert M Ghee presi· · y,as sponsored by the Cathol1c 1p L M1t h ev. . . c • Mrs. Fred Hoffman and child· .,. 's 1 b I . · c · dent of Galhpoh• was lo charge k T . ?.men c u , . I Mrs. Albert Roush Is: a sur- of the meetm which opened ren, Mi e, amt, Bever1Y and , I abies In wh1te cover carried . 1 t· t at Holzer Hospital , g, D d David Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. he 1 · h 'th g1ca pa 1en With devotions by e.acons E ' out t va entme t erne WJ m Gallipolts Room 234 Visit· d Scott of Blackfork and Kenneth Miller, Kay and Sharrt!d and whit£' sfreamPrS extend· . ' d war Bi M p 1 H ff mg wrth her over the week en Oscar Qualls of the Naomi on ng, rs. ear o man, I lh th h th rng eng WI~ roug e cen· • M L Fl Mr and Mra Vernon Bing and le-r ;:~nd red hearts. PlarP mats , were Mr and rs. arry , ow· church. A business session was · •· DON'T FORGET! ELBERFELD$ FURNITURe -• h ed ers and Mr and Mrs. Clyde held and dinner was served ln Kenneth, Frank, Ronnie. De~ I d SALE ON THE 2ND AND 3RD FLOORS ~ht'art~ so v.ere Wit Turel r ' Smith and son, , ·bfldro,.ll The ecorat~ Father John Kevm, of CoI- the dining room of the church. ra and PattY Hoff man, t:r · ask<'d grace. Serving as hosts ·, urnb us. etnd Dale Roush , Dun- An . oro·ma t·ton serv1ce was of the hosts. •• were Mr and Mrs Paul Casci'[ bar, W. Va. held 1n the afternoon. Rev. Meand Mr and Mrs. Charles Clark- Lee Smith was a recent bus· Ghee opened. the service with WHEN YOU NEED son Door pnzes were awarded I lness VIsitor in Louisville, Ky . devotions. Harry Guthrme of 1 to Mrs William Reinhart Mn1. 1 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Roads, SJNmsored by the Un· SOMETHING FOR THE Member FPdi'TJI Ot•po.'ilt Jnsuranre ('nrpor:ltion ffeorHe Harkt>tt Sr, Ph 111P Mel- and Mrs. Shirl~y M11l~ were ion Baptist church at Blackfork) er and David Ohlinger, I bel Mrs. Marie M1lls, MlSs Ma· and Ralph Woods of Athens, · - - - - -~ ··- - --- Hysell, Don Mtlls and son, sponsored by the Paint Creek , CAR ... GO RIGHT TO ' Sherman, and Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Church, Gallipolis, were • Robert Mills and children. ordained. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baer and Conducting the ordination serdaughters, Linda and Diana, vice were Rev. L. V. Gause of of Chester were Sunday dinner the Triedstone church, GalUp<r guests of' Mr. and Mrs Ver· lis as moderator; Rev. Edward non Weber. and children, Peppers of New Hope church, Dennis, Dean, Donna, Dallas Harnsburg, secretary; Rev. R. R. Parker of Bethel and Duane. Morgan, catechizer; Rev. ON HONOR LIST D. Borden, mOderator of the Max Knopp, son of Mr. and Providence District Association Mrs Otis Knopp, Racine, re- gave the charge; and Rev. IaUNIVERSAL AND TAILOR MADE HITCHES ceived 8 3.5 average in his aiah Tubbs of Union churcb, COUPLES AND BALLS flrst quarter at Palmer Osteo- Blackfork, gave the ordJnation pathlc College, Davenport, ser~on. Mu.sic for the day AT MONEY SAVING PRICES Iowa. Subjects completed were '!;'ovlded by Mrs. Elbert MeHistology, Inorsanic Chemistry, I hee. Philosophy, Orthopedic Anatomy Syndesmolo, Osteology and l'outh Groups of Terminology. He also plays Two Churche1 Meet basketball for Palmer College. The youth groups of th e Mount Mortab Baptist , PARTY IS GIVEN in. Middleport were POR POPULAR A surprise farewell party guests of tbe JUDior and Senior UP · CARS. MOSTLY was given saturday night at 1youth fellowships at Heath MethAthenll for Patricia Grimm, odist Church. The Junilr ·,..oup and tbelr daughter of Captain and Mrs. CAR FLOOR MATS Wllllara Gnmm of Letart, by guest.o ~ witb their collllleklr, BEAUTIFUL COLORS her friends at O.U. She IS en- Mrs. Wllllanl Russell. Refreohtering United Air Lines train- ments Iii tlie vajehllne tlfeme, ing school at Chicago to become Iwere ~ dlll'lns the IASY !NIT ALLID $7.60 1 a:,.:•;;te;;;w;;;ar;;;,;:de;;:s~s~lo~r~th;,;e~lin'"'"e...."' ing. ~ \lunlor IIYF , ~::: "'Fancy. But not too fancy. Juot enough to make )'VIII" friends think you've .found and up 11 ed Mrs. RU811ell wltb Pn P A I R - - - - oil in the b.i:N.·rnenr. )Ou RillY think so, too, when you &et acquainled with Buick)• tine !lift 41.. ..udy ao4 • !lift of . V -6-the best lhi~ that ever hoppened to 6 cylinders. Ita 225 cu. in, deliven 155 h.p., milk glua. Mrs. Arnold Riehwithout ddiH:nng you to the gas station all the time, As to the plain, homely prioe: ards of ·eli& lllount Moriah you11 6nd it look!! reAtful in the tamily budget. We design the Buick ~ial BO you l Church .-~ the IP'"'"PI a.n drive a Buick and 8till enjoy the other good thing. in liie. See your Buick dealer. ' to the meell!!a'· LIATHIRITTI MAKIS A TRUCK Remembe-r: s Bu1ck for only $2343.00•. That't tl~ plain, honest {lnspirin&) trutb. 1 ON February 23 at 7 30 p m Thts will be the admts<;~on prol{ram fDr the vear with twkt>h tu be in charge ut tile flrth gradr.-: There w11l be 1:1 mattnt'f f..lt'r· l I I I •l I I I Aadmr Joeko011 wao tile lint S. Preddebt to rlde oa 1 railroad tr1in, oa Ju.ne I, taa:, • l!olllmore & Ohio 1rala U mUeo at Baltimore. ·t'. • e Mr and Mrs. Robert T. ll~p· neay and daughter, Terrie, Of Portsmouth were weekend guests of his mother, Mra. Henry Hepoesy. Dennis Walburn, formerly employed m Newark, Ohio, has accepted li position with the Umted Parcel Truckmg Company with the Athens division The family IS residing in Middleport with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walburn for the present. MEIGS l.HEATRE t NOW YOU KNOW ralr WICk ...., Sj • at •a r •.,.... Ilk JI.M, .... ud a lillie doy. lAw II entineL ~ Th.......,. ..... t/ ;:. FIVE CENTS 't· , Jolly Pal Gifts Ar·e Exchanged Youth Fellowship Gives Program Women's Guild Family Night Mrs:_o~a Le~ °. 1 1 I • : B I o.' t'._'o"' LOWi:COST I BANK ( 1 g f, g e We Pay 4% On Savings a G y r 1 ...._ • ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 ulilens ~aUoi\al B hk •I c "' .. 01 ro le '1 c· I AUTO LOANS ' 0 1 J,.,..,...,.............,--,..,..,.,.==========,! or 01 it] • •• of gr sa WI a ua Ml MOORE.'S TRAILER HITCHES Fancy car: Buick Special V-6 b~ I Inc wU era del Col SlVI k~ CAR WASH BRUSHES 11 Will whl ae Tur ed als FENDER SKIRTS $(}·99 89c 1951 wae cent ie: , Mr. Rev was lals ROCKER PANELS SJ.44 a ONE DAY SERVICE Rw1 Cas; the re :: to S El Plain price: $234J.OO live otarl at ll the eeoc ' lnst •tute ,·s Held in Pomeroy w....ldl>'t JOU ...Uy rather IIOlinlaluoP f._,._. '-lauthorlzed Buick dealer,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ SHIRT FINISHING TRUCK SEAT COVERS IN WJNTEil EXEIICIIIE MASON ·;·~ . Atmy Specialist Five Dalf[ G. Qlodtll, son of Mr. and ;t.fi,, florold Cundiff, Is parttct~, In a lbree-week wln!Ai< tiill!'', lralnio& ezercise near Hohellfelo, Gennany. A helicopter mechanic "tn Colli· LAUNQRYpany B ol lbe dtvioloo'o 126tb D~Y CLIANING Maintenance Batt~:tlion, be eiJ. WY ~ .POMIROY tored lbo Anlrj In II6L ROBINSON'S LOOK LIKI NIW - - - - - - - - - - - - tNSTALLID - •r"" .r< r ~..- •,. • ,. ·• -. • • • r----- ~ ,.,.,__.._ ·' ~ • ' PRESENTATION TEA - These girls serve the Veterans' Memorial hospital 1n a most valuable way," sa1d Charles Rideout administrator, Tuesday evening precedmg ~ ''Presentatwn Tea" In the basement of Sacred He<~rt church before a large group of pare~ts and rela· hvcs of Candystnpers. He complimented both parents and Candystripers. Caps were awarded for 10 homs service. certthcates for 501 hours. an~ pms for 100 hours Master of ceremonies w~s Mrs Yvonne Scally, who complimented the group highly. She was ass1sted pre~entatwns by Mrs. Homer Gordon ~nd Mrs. Jean W1ll, director of vocations. Mrs Jloudashelt poured punch during a social hour fol· l lowmg. ~1rst row, 1 tor , above. a1e L1nda Darnell !Candystnper president), Linda Wrll , Pam Sylvester, Sharon Theiss, Kathy Spengler, Carla Wtll (the only Candystnper committed presently to a career m nursing), Linda Ja co bs. Brenda Owens, Cheryl Edwards, Nancy Arn· : old, Sharon B1ggs, Jewell Pnce, Martlyn Huddleston , Charlene Hysell, Barbara Horak , second row, Ruetta Wells, Janice Wehrung, Sandy l Bunce, V~ck1 Fetty, Sh~rley Ba~ter, Janette Scott, Barbara Roush, Judy Rlghthouse , Edith Haptonstall, back row , Darla Ebersbach, Ellen : Hawley, Sandy T~omas , Patl_l 0 Bnen, Htlah Vaughan , Lrnda Sm1th , Barbara Hoffman , Lmda Lyons . Joyu Long , Chris Barley, Kathy La· I cey, Sharon Harnson, Ann C1m~r, Brenda Brown, Jean Ebersbarh, Susanne Arnold. Speoal guests were Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens and I son Ray . ----- 1 0 Vie;.' [ nanwst' oir force bombed and sank a 100-foot Viet Cong war· craft Z35 miles northeast of Saigon. a U. S. military List 17 Hootenanny Acts A 17-act Hootenanny will be Gilmnre. ' the Flowers Gone" ~~ ; ~ w~·;;,:-~~: Grueser to Head Heart Campai•gn "It's nnt golng to bt> t"3S}' to .e;t-t monev through the Appalachia program tor sewerage projf'('ts, but Pomeroy appears to be in a better position to r~elvt IUCit a grant than an.}' othrr Ohio village," said Pomeru}' Ma}'or Charles Legar followiDI the meeting Tuesday. Mayor L.egar, who was appointed to tht> Ohio Committee on Sewage Ia App• )a('hia during the session. said Pomt"foy appears to be in bt"tter shape thaD other towns berause it is the only one \\'hich already has plans. spertfieatiou and the matching share. Also attending the Appalarhiu mf'f'ting- from Metgs {'OUnty were Bernard Fultz, Fred ('row, Leslie Fultz, Jark Carsr}, Pete Shields, Kenneth MrElh!noy, BIll ('hilds and Willis Leadingham. COLUMBI IS (Lif'll -·- The state today tentat1velv sdwduled a Friday meetine In an effort to work out an agreement on h1 ghway pl<~ns for the Appalachian area of staged thrs Friday at 8 08 P m I After the first appearance of Lyle Swam m a '· Kmg of ihe spokelil;a~ reported to,day. u, : ~ ~~iguoofl~~Ouspt~:~o~,:·vf~~ocnp~~rert a?.~are~}t~~s~~·Yed, a~~~~~~~~wh~n~~pr,e~o~~o~!~~ ~!p:es~:ta~ the Senior class of Eastern Ithe V1brat1uns, a 14·memher Road " number backed by dan thwasVt • Cargest navak vesse h" h h 1 1 ·' · r let ong were now to itives from ea ch or the 2a "ountles a.ssemble Fnda)'. lg sc oo group vall do Down m the cers Lrnda Larkms. Vicky C.reen .b· ve . I '' We are on the telephone this rnommg tryrng to set up a Friday meeting to get Plann~ as 8 col?rfu l and Valley." Takrng ·parl will be Mary Bing, Bl'enda Larkms, \h~ stf'el ship- about th~ Wal ter Grueser, Lmroln gorng on th1 s." N~uensch\\oand~r sa al. Ir the Fnda y daters Impractical for some of entert~mmg even!, 1t v.ill be Lmda Larkms , ~uth Landon. Karen Carter. Sh1ela Drake, size of tiD American submar- He 1gr.t 5 , w1ll serve as general . ~ ---- - - those concerned, he said the hel~ m the h1gh school aud1· iKaren Boothe .. Ins McCoy , D1- Pat Smith and Cmdy Rmehart. me chaser_ was found moor· rh~Hrman of the 1965 Heahrt meeting would be next tonum und•r I he direction of Iana Baer, LoiS Sisson, Wilma MISS Amsbary. accompanymg ed and beavily camouflaged Fund dnve In Pome rov, tbe week Mrs. Allee Nease arrd Lucy Ams- Atherton, Ann Holter, Cathy herself un the gmtar, smgmg 1j 0 a rocky <'OVe on the coa!it IMe1gs County Chapter -of t e (~eorge Stephens. staff C(H)rd1 bar~·· Proeeeds Will go to the Andrews. Janet F1ck, Sally "Copper Kettle." between Nha Trang and Qui Central Ohio He<trt AssociatiOn 1mator of thr federal C'Ommittee Semor tnv lund i Mora, Regma Spencer, Barbara Theron Cruise and Lyle S•ain Nhon . Lt . Jam., S. Bower. of announced today. , fl k th A 1 h' 1 L h· d T 'I K d · · · · h' h' 1 wor mg on e gathering ppa ac IB ron· proThe Vibrations, a Rock 'n i an am ~n WI a arr 1 omg "Biowt~' m..the Wrnd" Lyndum:ille, Vt., spolted it The Heart Fund dnv~ w IC gram. told the Roll group from Pomeroy. w111 1 A Pete1, Paul and . Mary , Da~.ce numDer, Ja11 . House from bis belicopter. opened February 1 wrll reach : Township and municipal chairmen for the Cancer struction on some highway• open and close the show MenH pant.ommle group, ~1ll Amos. I Rol'k by Bren~a Larkms, Lm· •'Wi~~.' <tv-:m."~"m7 a chmax. on Hearl Sunday, Feb· Crusade were announced toda)' b:-- George w Vaughan, I could begm this year. ~rs are Terry Stalnaker, John I Davrd Leonard arrd erry Warne da l.?rkms . .Sh1ela D~ake, Cinruary 21. when voluntt>:rs Will Me1gs county Cancer Crusade Chairman Mrs. Virginia 1 The highways to bt- buiH tn LJsle, JJhn Anderson and Joe 1performs nexr. dy Rmeha:rt Karen Carter and mak e a door-to-door ca va!>s of Crew \I. <IS named vtce-cha1rman and ('harrmen of other th fed al g nment' era h 1 ' A "Scarecrow" dance fol· Mary Ta\'lor. the resldf'nlml areas tnr <'Oil· activitieS were also announrt'd er ovedr s 1or re eve1opment ot I 'th M I K S d · t b t t 1 ht th count)·'s program 0 arr. an Yl Members of the high school n ubeIons •· lg"" e h Appa 1ac h'ta area appeared 11 e '\W:i\4%Mif¥F'~"'"~·~-- ··~· ........ .~ 1 Tows WI11 s: 11an yn • . • d , The townsh1p and muni cJpa l chairmen arc • ~ushse ' a. y l~l~r<t, Rose l ft.culty In a pantomime. I 0 ~ym r ofnet,~ah... e,nemndy ~ I~ Bedford Twp ' Mrs. !\!tldrrod - to be the big Issue still unde" i\ ~_,I Rltr le, Dorrs Dnvls, Patty M~s Nease a "Gay Nmeties"" ,l r~ses o le e3r a C'ITCU Zregler. Cht-ster Twp \1rs. lus believe that the Arnerican ' ctded among those workfne 1n l \) ;, , Koblentz, Jack1_e Barr, Esther . versmrr .of "S~ Louts Blues" a iOn . . Gayann Clay; Columbia Twp., Carrct'r Soclf'l\ IS Just "another the ro ram. ~H .v ISpenrt>r, Conme Hayman and I Vrbrahons fmale, "This Land I In the p~t yetrOh G~~ese~ Mrs. Robert Bishop , Lebanon Dnvt> ,, Wh) . !I is not JUSt an- I Gp gJ nL-• ~~;,f Connie Holsinger taking part. is Your Land •• noted. the errtra 1o ear T M R b t p ff . L _1 • • ov ames A NHXlet w u 11 :r; ' and Pat Gaul will do a ta solo. I , Assocmt10n awarded $185,790 in , wp ' rs 0 er ro 1 • e. , other dnve 15 also ernphatrcal- the meeting that highway! ~ , Oth , p , Senator Oakley Collms has research grants, f~llowshlps and tart T~p, Mrs AndrPw Cross, I) told m the fundamental pur- would get the bulk of the mon~ in % era cts . /)P.fluctible t:lau!fP mtrodu<'ed Senate Bill 60 m the scholarships al central OhiO Ohve lwp. Mr s Harll~ Frank; pose of this Cruqat.le ev under the Appalachia bill '!! ; Fern Hartung, Lms Sisson. , , Oh10 Senate mtended to protect . Orange Twp , Mrs Clan•nce ,, , , . . lli Marv Tavlor Deloris ~axey Ret]Urretl Now ;11 th . . ht t . mstituhons. H d H 11 d T M' It 1s tw')fnld 1o rf:'ach. dur- now wmdmg 1ts way throu&h the 1 f4 • • ' . · armers m elr ng O JOin "Creat advanCt's have been en erson. u an wp · tss irrg the month ol Apnl as rna· (' g e j Kr.ren B.oothe, Cmdy Rmehart , FirP lnsuranrP , agncultural marketing associa- mad~ against the heart and blood Edna Swick, Salem Twp , :O.lrs n~ people as poss ible hve- on r ss h "! d,nd Dons Chne ~Ill do " Hf':~ I EffE'Cti\'E' February 15 1!'165 tions wrthout being dlscrimmnl- vessel diseases Ill the \'P-an Thelma Ed munson savmg f<t 1s <:~b;J~t r'ancer and He urged t e group to agrM W ~" ' Got The Whole World IR H1 s . · · ' d b th h dl f s I' b Tw M F d c on h1ghwav plans, and other Hand." I the Ohio Inspection Bureau elh .agamods1 Y e an ers O since the Heart A~sOf'l iH IOn he- L "rh 1S1ur~ P;1: rs\1 · r~ to r::nse net:'dcd !unds. eapital imProvements that 1 . , has ruled that all Bureau e1r pr ucts. came a voluntary orgam z~ t 10n e1 e1 . · 1p1o WJ> ls .. <1 ··u 1 d . . ' 80 I Paul Curtis, Steve Badglev. fire insurance policies carry The bill establishes the Ohro m 1948 " the new charrrnan said na Grbson: Sutton Twp , Mrs ness cuntmuf' pro~o:ress IS thev could have thetr request! UNITED NATIONS. N. V· 1Greg Bailey and tiene Ji'ields ! ' O d d 1 bl f I Director or Agnculture as a H · k d 1 f th~ Virgml8 Burkt> \liddl('porl Bus· made m ('anrt-r control. 32.00D- available in writing when fundi 1 C t I .m "Th e L'Jtt Ie Brown Blllldm~ . " dwelil·n a " e bur'ld I e cause e as ts every resl Pnthl o.;o Vital iness Richard .W - ommums Ch ma was rear· ' I blor "referee'' who can receive thE' to upporl Vaughan ; 1100 Amer Icans now alrve Will ,,'"come avar'I abl e wt'th'm a I ew I beh' d Alb · ' U t t0 T 'I K · g Ul mgs app Jca e commum Y s ' d1e ot cancel lrr Oh10 more th Y m anra s a emp wr a arr, Pnt <~aul, Ann to all penis rnsured agamst. complamts of farmers or the fight against the heart diseasE's M1ddleport Res1dt>nliat , Mrs ' mon s. . f?rct> _an East- West confronta- Holler and Edna MtCoy a per- The deductible clause i...; op- agrrcultural marketing associa· lby glvtng more generouslv than Edith McNeal Middleport Tag than 15 454 or nur ll:'ttow-r('SI- The governor said once agree. ~lon Ul the General ~ssembly l formant-e to the musrr of " War lional and may be waived by tion relatl\le to any alleged m- ever before to thr Heart Fund." Day , Mrs. Nan Moore. Pome· de~ls are !o?.nwd to diem lhe ment was reached, ~ would fuesday. Western dlplon:'atsl Down yonder m New Orleans , payment of an additional pre· stances of restraint, boycotl or : ro) Business. Paul Simon, Porn- year of t9 lead a group to Washmgton to satd today. A triO of Barbara Lanham, mmm for each buildrng or other forms of dJscrimmal1on l 1\telgs General Ho pita! , erov Resrdcntlal, Charles Le-I The Charrman noted that the urge speedy attention to the They sa1d Peking, work!ng Regina.Sp~nce~, and Wilma Ath· structure Item. on the part of processors, d1m-1 Admissions_ Carol}~n Prlce. 1gar·. Pomeroy Tag Day, Bethel : ohio Era Ph1 ('hurtt'T S1gma state's requests . through rts European satellite. erton smgmg Where Have All , Area agents m<~de Uti! an- ies, or other handle.rs of the Long Bottom : Mr.<;. Anna No. 62 Job's Daughters. Bu(k- Pht Soronty Is collectwg Roy· Rhodes favors bulldmg a nt'W so~ht to d~rupt the Umted nouncement to inform the pub- 1farmer s' products Shields, Syracuse; Alber! Hart, 1boards, Jack Seehg, and Coffpp al Crown and Neh1 bot lie t'aps highway across the Appalachia Nations, wh1ch ~as barred rt . ASKS DIVORCE lie concerning the latest de- i The Jegislatron, strongly sup- Pomeroy Day , Mrs Mary Anderson 1for the Cancer Crusade an? any reg10n . It would ~o~ so.utheru from rnem~ershtp, .and to burt Ma~1e Casto, Rt,. L, Pomero~, velopments ~n insurance mat- ' ported by the Ohio Farm Bur· I Discharges _ Monty William· Wtth Mrs Crew, as Crusade ' men1ber of thrs group w1ll be Ohio from the. Cmcmnati area U.S. • Soviet relations. has filed an apphcahon for d1- ters as outhned by the Bur· eau FederatiOn and the OhlO ,son, Southside, w va, Maude vice-ch<urman, oLher workers glad lo collef't any ca ps U1af to Bndgeporl m Belmont c:»wrAibanran Ambassador Halim vort-e. from Robert Casto, ~ar· eau. Mrlk Products Federation, 1s SChuster, Pomeroy. are Rosetta LJsle, publiCity , m1ght otherwrse be thrown a ty Budo stunned Tuesday's routine rensv1He. ~ouse of CorrectiOn designed to help create and chairman, and Paul CasC'I, or· way. , Some groups, however, prefer DISMISS TWO CASES gamzallon and educatiOn Evttr y person rntrrestPd In funds from the Appalachia P.rusession with a dem~d that the The plamtiff charges gross ne· Veterans Memorial Hospital I rnamtam a more orderly mar· assembly Immedtately gel glect of duty and extreme cru- Admitted - Laura McDamel. keting program in Ohio. A petition by the EutectiC chairman. ht"lprng w1th the C<tnt·er C'ru- gram be used to unprove eXISt· down to voting. elty. Clifton, Margaret Allen, PomeWeldmg Alloys Corp. against Mr \'a ughan s~rd. "sur h sade th1 s vear 1s mv1ted to con-' rng routes The first vote would raise the jroy ; F.sther Smith, Syracuse. FINED, JAILED IBranch C Flernmg has been words as cancer and leukem 1a tad :\I r Vaugh.an. or the l'ha1r- Rhodes said that money ba1 issue of whether Russia, Deanna CuOO.iff, Mason . Lindkous, 34. Massil- dtsmissed m Me1gs County Com- : have a speCial meanmg to these men of the1r rPspPrl1ve town· bf'Pn earmarked for improve-1 John Franc~, and 11. other nationslOCAL TEMPS , I Disebarge1 .- Gary Wolfe, ion, has been fined $100 and mon Pleas court for lack of volunttters Th 1s 1s why none of sh 1ps or communilles. m~nts on present routes and he 1 mcludrng Albama itself - have 1 The temperatures tn Pomeroy s Racine; Martm McAngus, Pom· costs and sentenced to three, prosecution. Another action, one - - -- - - ~ · favors a new route which would the right to vote because of business district at 11 35 a. m. eroy, Jack Baxter, Middleport. days in county j!ll\ by Pwneroy by John Houdashelt vs .John I prOVide another highway apantheir debt~ for u. N. peace mis- today was 47 degrees under iLola Daughtery, Cheshire; car- Mayor Charles Legar on a DWl Jividen, has also been drsmlsSI nmg Ohm. (Contmued On Page 9) clear and sunny skies. Ia Hartman, Long Bottom. !charge. ed for the same reason. 1 '· An~·one who doesn't want by Cancer Crusade Assistants I MCJ•gs ounty are Narned c ColiJ•US PutS ' ~, ~ J Bll f n A'd Farrners . . t ;,tlr WIQRLD 1 . 1 1 1 Test Resu Its w·Il be sent I I 1• T k • , C - ~ .. Jr.la~ er to Jr_lemo rza zze Jen zns rosszng 711 k 711 • i To Bader's Wife Physician ~::t :~:r.: !~""w:":.~ ~~~u~~~~~~:~~~= OMAHA. Neb. (UPI) _ The r:sults of extensive medical tests on televrston pNsonahty John Fritz Johnson ~ ~~;.. y. Y A half century and more Historical Society. Thts Socie- was moved back to its present tistics or the movement of ttossed the Ohio River aear were expected to be delivered today to h1s wife and P .d t V Aid ago, when Civu 11ar stu." s ty in turn. referred tl to location, some diStance from General Albert G. Jenkms' ra1d this point on September%. 1812 famil)' ph)'SICian Oh resul ~n ernon lded en tho1 fte told b h The M · Co liDty p toneer · . 10 . mverstty at e were so o n y men w o 1 e1p and the river. into Ohio. and ad vane ed to Rae1ne. Af- The tests could shed light on Johnson ,s story that he whi h hJ:res d w.ore " the blue" m ~t strUI· Historical Sociity. , Regarding the statement a- A bronze marker, therefore, ter occupying tbe towo lor a remembers nothing of a previous hfe as an Akron, Ohio , , meet mg. c ear reports 00 gle, there was 8 tradition that l A. V. Howell, Prestdent of bout Wolf's Bar: The records will be erected to memoriahze few bours and seizing a doz.. salesman --~ t~. entt~e progra~ and th~ a smau bouy of rebe1S cro.:~::;cd , Ute Society, que;stioned the of the U. S. Corps of Englneers ,the event by the Civil War Cen-' en horses, the troop recrosa- Johnson 's attorney Harry ' cago sports show and said he divide~ mto co~ttees to ctq.. the Ohio river into Meip coon- accuracy of two statements in and the records of the Coast!tennial Commission. The orig- ed the river at ·Wolf'• tier. Farnham said the lelev 1sion ' was a dead rmger for the miss- cuss highways, airports, health. ty, "stole a lot of horfk~. ·· tiH!Il the account. The Ohio tUver Guard, Dlvlsion 2, make no ina I copy for the marker was Tbis was the first lnnslon of sportscas~er and champion ar· ' ing Bader, who left 8 wife and 1water and sewers and other iJ:n. crossed back to Virginia at Ra· W8;, n wtr ''lrdahle at Portland mention of this bar, nor does revbed to read "near this Ohio soU by Collfederate, cher wohlc.; be released from 1four children behind m Akron., provernents. cine. and, ln all of his research, he the statistics of operations of pmnt" instead of "at th1s troops during tbe Civil War." l the hos ttal m a day or two 1 Rhodes stressed. b1 the momThe ~eigs County Telearaph never heard of Wolf''& Bar. hundreds of steamboats men- pomt" and approved by Mr. j Tit. OIUo Hlstorieal Soelety The res~ll.!l of neurological and I Letters To Akroa dng ~mit_tee sessi001 tbal in tts first weekly Issue Ol Sep- Mr. Harry SWan, however, tlon lt. !Howell in behalf or The Me1gs and Tbe Ohio Civil War Ceoh lnai al tests ade 00 1 Farnham said the results of the Ohw reewn was not Jpsyhc 0 _.ell b bl mbe de l the medical tests would be ''depressed. We'rt Jun tryin& ember, 1862, had a brief news' cleared up the matter '1)1 tile So l:lowell appealed to capt. Cour::ty Pioneer and Historiral tenDial Com.mssloa 0ublic · •• Obio. I t could not Fred Way, Jr., or Sewtr kley, 'Soc1ety, · nsonThursda WI pro Farnham a Y rna Jte m stat'1~g that R body {, I ' cross Ing mw lnc . lMf. . 15 BS.id. [turned over first to Dr. Lee Be- 1t sta ndanftze the industrial de•• rebel soldiers crossed the have been at Buffln&ton bland, Pa .. president of the Sons and The bronze marker has been P y, vilauquR the family doctor and velop~nt of these countiea. Ohio river at Po~u~nd, tb~n bec~use that ford 1& below Daughters of Pioneer Rivermen.jordered by t~ funmisiion and ED.. NOTE: The Wolf's Bar, The t~sts were ordered after to Mrs. Nancy Johnson, the' Chi- i Wilham Bosman, of lbe fed.. adva~ced to Racme. After oc-1Portland on the. road to Racme · He reported that private re- , wtll be erected at a locatiOn mentioned above, extended out fingerprmts showed Johnson eago divorcee ahd ex _ model 'eral government, ~xplained that cupymg the town for a tew,and .the ~ers were at Port- cords and letters of Ohio River 'designated by Mr Frank w in the Ohio river from the was actually kitchenware sales. h 'ed J h ft h the government 11 offering to !'•• ' d bor [land · 1 • , • ·, . • La J Bd wo marr1 onson a er e pay up to to per cent of•~ 00 hours, stea ""'6 a ozen aes, . So it IS ''ldent that the masters and pilots many Urnes Porter, Jr., of the Ohio His· Vlrgmla s1de. It was so named man wrence a er, w [ tLtrned 1.1 in Omaha ....,.. 1 the rebelo CJo"ed the river in- troop CI'088ed. at Swan's Bar menttoo Wolf's Bar. It was be- torical SOcitty and Mr. Howell because the adjoining land w"" waa declared legally dead when P · ,cost of conductinl commUDIIy to Virginia at W~ll's Bat. Iwell over a mile fl!love J'ort.ltween Racine Vlllap and the o1 the Metes Couoty Soeiety. owned by a Mr. Wolf. Note that ]II< was feared drowned in ~'arnham a Is o disclosed effort Jli'QI!l'8llll. The Ohio Civil War Centen- lind near the pr_Hent, .otte of location of old Dam 24, mne Wording of the marker name is spelled differently from fishing accident nearly eight Tuesday that he ha• sent two All but three or lour ol the lal Comml,.lon, knowing some- old !lHm No. 21. .tentha ol a mile below Ra- be: that of t11e many families nam- [years ago. letters to Charles Scanlon, at- 211 Appalachia eountlea llaYI lbing of the lm:ldent but hav-1. Tflo old bl&hiYOy followed the cine, . · · "Brig. Gaeral Albert G, :ed Wolfe that lived and allU The double Identity came to tomey lor Mrs. Mary Lou Bo- private Commuolty improveo lni Utile authentic lnlormatlon, lriver boot past this polnl, bul 'l'bll teatlmonjr thus cleared ;Jenldna o1 Vqtala, wll' lll 11ive on the Ohio side of the ' Ught when 1 man from Akron lder. He would not aay what [menl CortMntiool In aperolill referred t~e matter to the Ohlo1after the 1913 flood the l'8ld up ajl quOothlna about the ata-1 Colllederoll .' eav...,...,.. jriver ID and aroun<1 Raetao. ll!llcountered Joh01011 at a Cli- 1wu Ia the lettero. (Coatlauod 011 Pqal) ° 1 MOORE'S MAIN WY 2-2848 ' '"· .,.- - ,. ~ ,., Director Neuenschwander is Urging 28 Counties in Appalachia Meet on Friday in l POMEROY will ' •I I .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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