https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b7509967b31d07168c6e2e03a82a49d1.pdf e65170d43d0dae5ff16c5d7e64c33de8 PDF Text Text ,•' ' 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 .. �- ~ ... .. . . . . . . . ' I • ( ... "'.., I ....... - ... Mystery Reappearance of Fritz Johnson • Explored '2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 17, 1965 romernber 1 tiling about tt, he niZe divorce." She " wtnll • 11ald. The lawyer exolained that ft.ther fW: these kidll," her • Fritz recently had an operation torney sa1d. to remove a tumor in his head. Sunday , Marylou told the Ak.. ff and you'd love to the Day ," tn which Fritz spoke 1m 1960. The in!urance compan- cago A Nebra!lka archery firm and said he was their long lost Maybe his memory was affect- ron Beacon Journal in a copytEDITOR'S NO'l'E: f"My!- [your ~a~ ~en You wouldn't say [only of the brighter thmgs m 1e! paid off ana the government sent hun to a sports show at brother. No doubt about it. ed, the attorney said. right interview that the news I tery ltill .. wwnds the Igurt! :sit an Js_ld th h H was a llie. provided the widow wttb Social ChJcago'a McCormick Place to Fritz said. no. He was never Fritz went into -the hospital dead rmger for Larry Bader bad ot Jobo 1Frlt!) Johns-on . a. he was w1 , oug · e 1 He was an ''odd bal1 " but Securltv , · 1. · Akron. He d'dn't know who tor mental and physical tests. been foun d Ul · Ule person oi Fr'N payments snghtly re· show off lls eqUJpmen m I u.-. 1 popo.lar Omaba, Ntob., te eva- famndlly mar n. tloo he as I evw·)·one liked him Jn litn be duced becau.se Bad~r had fudged Sees Dead Ringer the two strangers were . Would He was still there today From , Johnson hit her "like lheU. lluo penowdlty ' more tbaa a 1 A hII ami Y .man "a'· w · • ways 'and on tlis mcome · · uave up his bachelor tax. There he wu ~ . fl ex1ng his he be II ngerpr 1nt·~• n& . Wh Y sure, his room during the wet>kt'nd shoe k." week after flna:erprlnt records On t at mormng 01 .vl - 15 • , t!l d d h ' · h th h " d "I 1 tbowtd he was actually Law- 1957 he wa~ 30 ~·ears old He ~ married pretty Nancy Zimmer, Mary1ou Ba er had al~eady 1bows an c atlmg w1t e _pea- e s~1 . , came the announcement th~t 1av~n 't been ,able to .tl:li.U nee J. BadPl . an Akron, d ·Mar ·lo'J had ·three children a 20-year-old divorcee and pho- learned the life of the wJdow .l pie a week agL last Fn~ay, Ch1ca~o poUce relayed Frlt! slnce he must assume he IS clearly s~nce then , sh.~ said. re an ) th e• and rographer's model He adopted She took oH her wedding ring when a man from Akron did a flngerprmts to the Federal Bu- stlll married to Marylou Bader She said she would tke to go Ohlo salesman wbo disa.p- with a not 11er on e w )• · d h f I ti tl hi·" · pear~d oeadJ Plg ht years . a home in the ven· proper West Nancy's daughter by her pre- ana put it away. And she 11et- double . take. He ha , e . was reau oed :;s ga lt~n, B w ~ he and Nancy will live apart ~ Oma ha when lh~ tit~:. ~ f 1 . hb h d Al m w ader s for the time being. nght . Asked what s e IJ!oN6LI• $17. v1ous marriase and two years tled down to the business of sure, JUSt seen a dead nnger compar 8 ago. A UPl reporttna tean. u 11{111s neig or 00 SlO ~a- ·ea~ ago thev had a son or their trying to rear four chlldren for the mls.sing Larry Bader. NFvy flngerprint:J. No doubt In Akron, Marylou was quot- such a visit would accompllah, Robert Hoig, of the Omaha ~ mortgadge , • t ·.,. ! in own · alone. The man called Bader'• broth- about tt, the FBI said. ec; as saylng she wa~ married she answered: 1 1 Larry Burea". Jame• R. \\'areo. old mcome an amos .,0•000 · ~ ht ID · the Roman Catholic · church "I'm not !lay Ing r igbl DOW, . Bader Wi:IS dt!clared Then Frlt! Johnson, archer ers from Akron. They new ·mto F r Itz wen t back to vma tbe C l~veland bureau. an !tfe msuranc.:>. . I legally dead in on Akron court extraordinary, came east to Ch1- Chicago, took a look at Fritz and hired a lawyer. He didn't and "the church doesn't ret..'Og- but I would like to go, yes." David Smothers, o( th~ ChiHe had recently boosted hi5 , ,liiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii cago bur~tiU. WlHI assigned IO life insurance coverage by tak- I traee this story of a double ing out 8 $7 ,000 policy with .a I life. Tbls 1.5 lbeir report. I double indemnity elause - ill By DAVID SMOTHERS rase of aecidental death . United Pres!~ lnternatloual \\'hen he rented a boat at the Something was brewin!i! that Rocky River livery nt>ar C\evespring day nearly eJght years lf1 nd that afternoon, the ~ake ago when Law renee Joseph 1 w<~s calm. But storm warnmgs 1 Bader loaded fishing tackle .,..we up . lnto his car. The sky was clear, Proprietor Lawrence E. CoL· ' but 8 storm was bJowmg up. leur told him auouL the warn· His wife was four months lngs. It didn't matter. A_t 4:30 pregnant and he hadn't paid p.m. Bad('r s ~mved off m the any income taxes in rive yrars. rentrd motor boat. He had to see about some ; Boat On Rorks bad checks he had been st uck The storm came up three with in the coursr of his busi- hours later. The next morning, ness, which was selling kitchen Bader's boat was found on the appliances. And maybe , he told rorks at Perkins Beach. Bad~r his wife Marylou, he would so . was not tn it. The Coast Guard 1 said the lake had been so rough fishing. "Mavbe I will. maybe I · 110 man could have survived won 't.'~ he said overboard. Larry Bader was a nlce guy· . Bader was gone. Authoritie!! If he was an outdoors man- he Jist.:>d him as presumed dead. won 1 tri-state archery contest But Cotlrur notlrrd thnt tht 1 lb. and wore genuinP burkskin gas line on his boot was discon· lb. 1 when ht went hunting - he was nected. Gas lines do not a eelalso 1 face in the crowd . . denta!ly become disronnected, HiJ education had some holes 1 Cotleur said. LESSER AMOUNTS • • • . lb. 51• LEAN-TASTY in it. He drupprd out uf high 1I F'our davs later enter F'ri t:l. • ' sc-hool to join the Navy . \\'"hen In Omaha, Neh. he came batk 18 months lat~r · Tn facl. in thP old Roundtable 3·1b. PKG. and was graduated. hf' put in Ra. at 19th and Harne-y slreets, ! OR MORE onf' st> mes!er at Akron UnivPr- whrre so far as anyone ran at· ! 1 lb. sit)' before ROing to work in a test the man known as John campus re9tuarant . Writzl Johnson was born. The I All-Around Ntct Guy girl behind the bar, now Mrs. I FINLEY'S SLICED BACON - - - - - lb. 49c .'. friend recalled him as a i Bf"HV Augu~tine of Omaha, re"rl"d-blooded. b~r-drink in g, all· , men.1 bers the moment wt>ll. around nice guy who could talk i "He wa~ fascinat ing. dPho1 i nair. well -dressed not 1 broke." she recalled. •· He I asked me out." l Mr<. AUI(ltstine was the first of roanv to be charmed by . - ~ Fritz. ihe stranger at the Entered Hospllo.l Roundtabltc' Bar, who bought. an Among those who entered old hearse for his bache lor Holzer hospital in the past 24 1cuurting and equipped It with a hours were Mrs. Sttlla M. lcoffee bar. pi now and an inYoung. 35 Henkle Ave .. \1 r s. ct.nse burn~. The <'ity licensed Anna M . Bailey, Rt. 2 Crown! the bachf'lor h~;>:'II'SC as a "huntCity, John Archibald Smith, ! ing vehk\~;>."' IONA CREAM S.TYLE 1407 Elm St., Pt. Pleasant. Jeff. F'rilz who caught thP rlt~··s 1-lb. rey J . Mi ller, 2614 Garfirld Ave., eye by ' pPrehing on a nag pn\e can • Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Owen F. l for onf' solid month. be<'ame lq!hren . .lr., Rt. 2 Pt.. Pl~~s~nt , 1sucrf'<:s ive ly, a radio stati.m an· Penny Jo Henry, Galhpoil s fer- nou nrer , sport.:; dirrrtor of a ANN PAGE .ry, Mrs. Charles Albert Jeffers, ttle\'ision station. and one of .Mason, W. Va ., Edward J . Cu_r- thtt beq known, hest liked and jor tis, New Haven. W Va .. Da~1d m o~ l nambo\'ant personalities .A. Fife, 1308 Pow~ll St., M1d- in Omr~ha . · ANN PAGE d leport. Mrs. Earl Dennt-y, 109 i Wins Archery Tille l -Ib. 1-qt. 14-o~. 89 Pineapple Peacock Ave., Pomeroy. Mrs. I one dav he took up archery 10'h can1 C Stowed-G"pef,ult _ ----can Ora Marie Chapman. 628 E. ··to stren~then hi s baf·k musr\e9 Gold•n, Whole K•rn•l or l -Ib. l-o1. Main St., Pomero,~, _Thomas Ouf. artPr an mjurv " ( hf' <\Rirl 1 He Yellow J-lb.l3-o•. can1 C WISCONSIN-AGED- CHEDDAR Jy. SyracuSE', \\ 1lham H. Ad · won the- Nebraska state chamCroom Sly)e -una C 8$ Cling - - ~:ar;ns. Rt. 1 Oak Hill, Ma;ilyn R. pionship rive wet>ks lah•r. He l ·lb. ·R1egel , Rt. 2 Jaekson. K<'vm L. 1f'"ll ihrall ed hi s friends with vivid lb. nnt C "Markin , Radcliff. \1rs. \1urven . storie-s 0 r 8 bo\·hood in a Boston A. Deweese, Athens. William 1orphanage and 13 years m the A&P BRAND D. Bazler. Columbu_s, _and ~lPV- : Navy . He kepi tropi<'al fish JANE PARKER en J. Crummey. Cmcmna!l. q , especially the Siamese fighting 'h gal. MAINE U.S. NO. I SIZE "A" --lUll Birtbs variety thP kmd that devour each Mrs Oscar Thomas Smith, each oiher. Rt. 1 Pvmeroy , son, 8 15 a.m. And he hated the news. Evt>n A&P. Tutsday · I though he broadcast it, hP hated MARVEL-CHERRY MARSHMALLOW 111-oz. Dlscbar&tod . : it. His favo rite pr~ram al one - - - - jar~ Patients recently d1:;ehargrd time was caiiP.d "Gnod ~rws of lncluded Nutter E. Knight . Jan· et S. Tar k•tr . Mrs VJigrl Par-: lb. MORTON FROZEN sons, Frank Fttgate, Mrs. Mall- . ~ b.tg el Ro~e. Mrs \frKinley Dade , Mrs. Ronal~.. L. Burgl1er .and in· Today is We-dnl'sday, Feb. 17, Broccoli Spear.,_ fant son, \1 rs. rhar\es F'. Cur- the 48th day of 1965 with 317 to 111-oz. Fordhook or Baby tis. Earl Hunt, \lrs. James Car- ; follow. Llmn-CouHflowor sey , Richard L. Mrf'alla , Mark The moon JS approaching Its ANN PAGE Corn-PHI J . Kight . Teresa F'outy, Edna la st phase Whittington. Mrs. Isaac Shee-ls, The morning star is "\1ars. Mrs. Oscllr Dillinger. Crarles The even ing sta r is Jupiler. I Duncan and \1n. William On thi s dav in history : • With the Purcha.. ., Barnhart. \ In 1817 , for the first time In I $5.00 or More :;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;:~-- Ame-rif'an history, a city street ltr:rlustft or Jtemt in Baltimore - was illumi· Elmoptbyl..aw \ ~~ted_ by gas . t_ights. .. - ·-·· _ lb. 1 Expires Feb . 20 . 1965 jar 1 In Coli. Untt .UP"> 1ther Herdman up Greenup 9:55 1 1 Gauge readings: C:allipnlis p.m.; E. P. Jones down Green1 Dam lR.2, 25 .9, running 56 feet up 2 : ~ a.m.: Dennis Brown e On rollers, Pomeroy·Mason 26.· down Greenup 4:30 a .m.; Alton a 13. Pt. Pleasant 26.44, Hinton i Zephyr down Melrlahl 3o2S p. 1: 2.08 falling , Kanawha Falls · m.; National down Meldabl 6:· 5.8& stationary, Ch.arlpston 19.· 10 p.m. ; Southern up Meldahl Cl 57 faiUng . London wa11 run- ! 12 :10 a.m.; Eastern down Melf< ning .a hail f_oot , Marmet was ldahl -4::30 a.m.; Valley Voyager !M on the sill and Winfield run- ' down Meldahl 5:15 a.m.; BarR ning a half fool. bar a Brent up Meldalll & o l~ a. w &at movements : · m. ] Oltll Rlvft' - Vulcan up !4. Galllpolis Dam -'- Rose ~ - 1 R 10 55 p.m.; A. .1. Patten up down 6;25 p.m.; J . S. Lew11 , 16, U6 a.m.; New Martinsville iup 10,40 p~m .; Joho Ladd Dean th up 17, 5,n a .m.; Elisha Woods , up s ~ . m .; Jeffboat up t oSO a. re !own 17, 6 a.m.; Philip Sporn m.; Cotton Queen down 6 a.m. ; up 18, 4,10 a.m.; Queen City IOnward down UO a.m.; Semlo j up II, 7:20 a .m .; l!llnger down . et up II o.m. 19, 7:30p.m.; Illinois down 19, Kuawba Rl..r - Solvafup tiv 7:10 a .m.; Sam Houstoo up :!0, London 2;30 a.m. ; l:luncao ats 5:20 a .m .; John J . Rowe up Bruce up Marmet 12:10 a.m.j at 6;30 a .m.; C. B. Southern Lucy Ja~ Lucas up Marmet lh< clown 22. 6;:15 a .m.: George U.O a.m .; Jeff~son down WI~ cor Prico down 23, 8:20 p.m.: Orco field 6;45 p.m.: C. V. llarner down 23, 2::10 a .m.; Miss Nan- up Winfield 1:15 p.m .; Allen ey up JS, S:30 a.m.; Loulstona R. Merrill down Winfield 1;20 up GreODUp &oliO p.m.; Pomel.l a.m.; Helen Z. down Winlltld p ; dowll Greenup 9ol0 p.m.: Lu· 146 a .m. IS • , 1 I I ..::. 1 I SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED FULL SHANK HALF 1 1 1 c I lb. 1 1 I 89c 53c CENTER SLICES FULL BUTT HALF c ... ===========-• }1\r,ews II osplla ~:~nd Fresh Cut-Up Chicken Parts CHICKEN LIVERS 49fb !I BREAST ........ · .... · lb. SSe GIZZARDS .. .. .. .. .. lb. 49t LEGS · · ........ · .... · lb. 45c: WINGS · .......... •.. lb. 29t THIGHS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · lb. SSt BACKS · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lbs .2Sc 1 1 fHL' ALMANAC ' 11 River news . i zi, JAM 2 49c • " HADDOCK · · · · 9-oz. pkg. 39c: SHRIMP · · · · · · 8-oz. pkg. SSe: FLOUNDER ·•· 1D-oz. pkg. 45t SCALLOP · · · · · · 8-oz. pkg. 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Spring TraiDinl begllll Harry Surface ~d 16 polnls ling into the (ina! period, Waha· .later to wrap up the victory for that probably (.'OSL the Cmcm- Duren and John Ts1tourw ahould Stlhi pointed out &hit hU month. MASON - A too-little and too- ma made a game try to pull it •Spencer. nail Reds the 1964 pennant, opti- be tile other Red hurlers jeb II IA1 11p tbe playera tbat E 1111 0111 noted that late fourth quarter comeback ]out. Wahama. bad moved "' wllh- 1 Harry Surface bad 16 points I mlSIIc Dtck SJ.oiler, new man- He added tbat Nuxball il a 1 Slolor hal 11e1 u.. R<tlo ba.. Redo""%ve a great ball club was not enough for the Waha- ,m three pomts at 48-46 with to lead the Falcons who hit I ager of _the .~htnelande.rs, Tues- 1great competitor and he just IJOmewlwu bit • 1081 iD dOiDI and expressed much optimitDl rna While Falcona Tueaclay night thr.. mmute• to play, bur a only 33 per cent of shots , day, sa1d the team ol 11166 hoped tbat Joe 's arm would be w. the . as they dropped a close M-52 three-point play by Roger Ed- ,and had n turnovers. John : will on b.aseba_ll this year. He. said that 20 have si ed on •1 d• coolest to the Spencer Yellow gell gave the Jackets a com- ,Wamsley had a. I rundamentala and use their r.:Jhs, the club's most valua- thus far but such player:" .u ner aess· M Jackets at Spencer. fortable advanl.a£e. Gar- 1 For Spencer, three boy• hit ! lbrams as well as brawn to ble player the final munths of Frank Robimon Joey Ja Sam- S"l r of y 1 Down by 12 polnts, 46-34, go- !and Miller hit for three points in double figures. Mackie Cot· : wm ball games th1s seas- the season, wtll have to prove - - - ' y, e · trell bad 16, Dave Shepherd !I I on " he can start, and McCool 11 a · and Jim Hamrick 10. W.ahama ' :t_, Sveakmg before memben of very good p1tcher and can be took the Jackets 20.19 m field I olhe press, radiO and TV at the used in both reh•f and llartgoals but lost at the free line :"rm going back as IOOD 81 1 PJtch!ord Hotel jn Huntington, ing. 0 as the Jackets hit 16 and wa. l walk uri fin pounds! 11 th~· blaPk · headed manager ' Catching is in tbe capable •bama 14. ---·~-· - ,sOld, "we lost the pelUlant b&- 1' h~nds of Johooy EOwardo aod In the preliminary game lt·ause we d1d not play Ullelli- J1m Coker aod Doll Pavleticla By United Press International Spencer's reserves nipped wa: gently." are eooct second eatcbers. Miami and Wittenberg already are assured of at least hama 43-39. He cited p.articulary the 16- Gordy Colemau will get ~v· i a. tie for the Mid-A:m erican c;onference titles respec- . The Fakorn~ are now idl~ un- , inning game with the Pirates in lery c~ance to regain the first 1Ively, but the Red~kms must Wtn tonight and the Tiger~ itil next Tuesday when they trav-1 which the Reds had a man ba:ie jOb. on Saturday to ga.m sole possession of the crowns. el to Williamstown. They close on third base with less than As for the otht>r infield posi- i ~AC leader Miami goes on the line at Athens ,out the ir season on Feb. 26 at By United Pns• International two outs on six different oc- tion:s, Chico Cardenas Is the . agamst runner':lp Ohio University, the d efe nding con- home against Wahama Alumni. I . . W LPtsOP icas ions and did not score. 'h.nest shortstop in the National 1 ference champion . The Redskins are unbea ten in 10 By quarters : \ol1ch1gan 8 0 758 6J8 Sisler continued by giving a League and is capable of bitleague games, while the Bobcats' lone loss in nine was Wahama ..... 8 15 11 18 _ S2 Mmnesola 7 1 699 616 complete rundown of the Cin- ting around .290 each year. 58·48 by Miami. Spenct>r ... JO 15 21 8 _ S4 Iowa 6 2 674 595 cinntlti club. Second base should be Pete Ohio ranks tops in the loop in Wahama Surface 7-2-16, ' Illinois 6 2 701 633 He pointed out the three Rose 's but he w1ll get strong rebounding and second only to the Tiger! by winning the con- Rood ().(1-(1, Greene 3·1·7, Roush Indiana ........ ~ 3 698 647 trouble spots oa the Reels competition from Gus Gil, TomMiami in defense, but the Red- terence tournament. 3-1-71 Van Meter 1-2-4, Powell I Purdue 3 5 560 600 nbird, fint and one outfield my Helms and Chico Ruiz. skins have allowed only 62.9 Bucks Bow T& Illinois 2..0-4 , Wamsley 4-6-14, Zuspan Ohio State 2 6 608 667 posilioo) anc1 noted that lbinl four men, Charley James, points a game to 75 .1 by the Hiram and Otterbein the 0-0-0. Totals 20-12-52. NorthwesiPrn 2 6 595 652 1base was the biggest. Mel Queen, Marty Keough, Pobcats. And Miami has out- league's two highest s~oring Spe~cer - Mill~r 3-3-9, Shep- Wiseonsin 7 573 664 Sisler said that he wants more I and Tommy Harper, will f.igbl MODEl C·IO scored them 85.8 a game to teams hooked up in a defensl·ve lherd 3-5·11, Hamrick 3-4-10, Cot- Mich. Stale o 8 654 749 power al that position this sum- ! it out for tbe third outfield ' . 'trell 7-2-lti B d 1 mer. ! postion. , 8.•. 3. battle With the Terriers coming ; , oggs 1-1-3, Edgell Tues ay's Resu ts . d · th r· I ,2·1-5. Tota ls tt• 1" '-A Mi'nn-ota 101 w · sconsm· 91 D~'ron Johnson, last years reJamt's, acquired in the Pur1 It st ac k!lupasaoutan b even from behm m e ma four ' ru-.n. "" c i 1 h k 1 f Ill inois 95 Ohio State 72 gu i:lr first sacker, was the ey - rag dea as played . match, despite Ohio havl'n• the . t!l mmutes or a 57-53 victory that under ll I d 1· stan MUSI-· ·I • home noor advanta•e. ~~ h Saturday ta Gom('S name most menlioned to prole :> l<:t uw o o mov"=U t em into fourth and ·d ba al and !\as no t reac hed his po- ' M" I h b Wis~onsin at Indiana VI e t t much needed asset. Jam as een runnerup two dropped Otterbein mto a tie for I Purdue at Iowa I Other men in the running are I U'nlit~l yet, S1sler said . ye~rs in a row, last year to fifth. Don Carlos, the OC's top 1 Ste ve Boros, who set an all- He nuled that more compeOhm, and last won the title in scorer, was held to 15 pomts - i Ohio State at Michigan 1imc Cincmnali record for er- litwn nt every position wlll 1957-58. about half h1:; average - by I Ilhnois at Michigan State · rorle ss games by a third base- gi~ !lu~ club more desire. Zips And Tigers Wia Hiram· Minnesota at Northwestern I1 m.an, Chien Ruiz, Tony Pere.z, 1·our e1ubs, the Cardinals, ONL1 The OC battle was set up by Muskingum fell into a tie Tommy Ht>lm s, and yes , n·gu- , Brave:s, Ph1llu~s . and Gi;,wts, are Wittenberg's 91·72 walloping of with Otterbein as Dave Veeneni Ohio H. S. Basketball S<'"orr" lar :.emnd basema n, Pete Hosf> ·the dubs the Reds will have t.o daal nppr::u · ~~ th e ne ts for 38 i By United Press lntf'rnational Heds Traveling Caravcm . 11g 1lt off for Lh1s year'·s flag . ... • wh1'ch assured · Oh,·o Wesley·•n ALL NEW the Tigers of a tie, and Akron·s points for Capital. the 80-67 vicBy FRED MCMANE \1artins ferry 82 Commenting individua lly, the The Pirutes and Cubs (.'ould , 73-59 triumph over Denison. tor. Baldwin- Wallace vacated UPI Sports Writer Wheeling (W. Va.) 79 Cim·y Field boss said : be dark hur.:;es , the Cincy lei:ld· Barry Clemens of Wesleyan the <'CIIar and dropped Oberlin Flu~hing 94 Mt. Pleasi:lnl 85 Gerry Arrigo and Roger er ended h1~ ta lk. · ~took individual honors with 30 into it witt. a 77·64 decision. th:t~:~g~:etg:~~ get~n~o~~~i ~elr~~n (~idVa .l 972 Belli.me 68 Craig art fine additions to ! Other Red figureS who points for Wesleyan, but Bob A second-half surge pushed about sums up the way Provi· ona an !Y fi. 1 our pitching ataff which is tbe spoke to tl1e group were Pub- · Logan hit 13 of 14 free throws [l!inois from a 44-35 halftime denct is playing basketball Frank lin Heights 63 best iu the major leagues. : licity Dirt:'<"tor Hank Zurt>ick. and a total of 21 points and lead to a 95-72 romp over visit· right now . Miami Ea st 68 Jim Maloney ,J im O'Toole and •Assistant General Manager Phil <..abe Kovacs had 22 for the ing Ohio State as Don Freeman Springfield Shawnee 52 and Joey Jay will be the top -- --The fourth-ranked Fiars, who . T 1gers. hit 26 points, Bogle Redmon 19 --· - 1 th ree sta rte. rs on the cl ub . Fight Results . HURRY SUPPLY UMITEDI '".It be h. h h' h d sk· Th are only four games away from 22 1 ~~ b All A I "EW y vvi en rg, w IC 1t a ot a.n 1p oren and Tal Brody - · were pacr::u Y • mer -~ ~aloney Is one of the fastest H OH.K ll.IP I ) - Levan I t F.re d Hc tZP, 1 who mPn m the league, o·Toole and ··, Roundtree, 17:~. New York ,. 56 per cent, opened up a 46-38 18 each for the T!Jini. Dirk an undefeated season, made 1t ca can_d'd I a. • MIDDLEPORT, 0. 19 in a row Tuesday night as t d 33 d osse m pomts an grabbed .lay are competitors who can stopped Curtis Brute 112112 Iea d at t ht:. half and never a\- Rickf'ts paced the Bucks with h . had 17. t ey trounced · 20 games each, ' · Iowe d the Bishops closer than 24 and Ron Se p!c d .t 1 k Rhode .1 th Island F . 1• re bOlinds. wm 1: Newark, N.J. (ll. 88_72 1 00 1 • an cent ra 1 . Sta 1e en- 1. ars arc s as e n_ -~ ___·· _ nl.ne po·rnts ,.• the last to m'1n· Unbeaten . determined to make it 1 Utes. . ~anl'ed 1ts No . 2 naflonal rank- ! throu h the 8 as I Akron jumpt'd out to a 44-28 mg by beat ing Wilmington 80· i g . ~ on u.nbeate~. 1 halftime lead. held off a Denison 166, for its 20th victory 'and · D ln Jt s PI e~ous_ wm agamst I rally that cln scd the gap to 52-I Dayton romped uv 1·r Lovola 1 u,~u•·_sne, rovJdence used I 47 d h I " , on y Ive men to turn back the 1 an ten pulled away from (La.), 94-69, whi le Xavier fe ll I D k h' l · st U.e Big HPd i to Tulsa 81-65 . ron u es w I e agam I . · • · 1 Rhode Isla nd the Fr iars hit a ' Wittenberg had an J 1-1 league OthPr games on ton ight's 11· h 1 6:1 6 1 record and Akron is 10·2 going game card will have Notre j fh ~nu~e;Ja. · · yer c~nl 0 1 into the Saturday clash at Ak- Dame at Bowling C.rPI:'n Toledo 11 e!r s 0 s m s;orm~t a VJctoryto. 1 ron wh th z· t t t · . K · 1e pressure oesn seem , ere e Ips 1as year en er mnmg ent Slate and be bothermg them too mucil. broke a streak of 14 losses to Youngstown at Windso~~On_!_..l 1 Providence never trailed in its win elVer the Rams as all National Basketball Association IIENNIS GETS POST five sta rters hit in double fig~ By United Press International TORONO (UPI) _ Bob Den- , ures. S~ phomor~ Jimmy Wa lkEas1ern Division . N , . hi h h 1 er und JUniOr J1m Benedict led REG. 79c ms. a ew !Y1ex1co . g sr oo1, th 'th 20 pom~ . ... each I 1 . e way WI W. L. Pet. ! !. . vtb~U coach, was s 1 g~ed as a [while Rhode lsland 's Mike Fitz· Boston 51 12 .812 . backfield coach Tuesday by gerald also tossed in 20 for the , Cincinnati 40 22 .645 1Toronto Argonaut hea d mentor loser s. ! Philadelphia 3:1 28 Bob Sha~·: Dennis held t_he Villanova looms as the one New York 22 39 .361 • same posJtJon under Shaw w1th team which mit;: hi snap the · Westeru Division l lhe Sasa katchewan Roughrid· Friars' streak. The two teams W. L. Pet. ers in 1963. clash at Villanova next Tues- . Los Angeles 34 26 .067 day. St. Louis 31 30 .508 FIGHT REPORT St. Joe's Wins REG. $1.19 Baltimore 'J:l 3.1 .450 Third-ranked St. Joseph's WRITES RED OR BLUE Detroit 26 39 .400 STOCKHOLM (UPI) - A (Pa.J, which has been beaten 1 San Francisco 14 49 .222 Swedish magazine Tuesday re- only once this season, streaked , Tuesday's Results ported that boxing promotor to its Z2nd victory of the cam· 1 59c New York 105 Baltimore 102 Edwin Ahlqvist plans a return paiP,:n by toppling Bucknell · ONLY Cincinnati Ill St. Louis 103 bout between Floyd Patterson 194-!:17. . EACH Uetroit 114 San Francisco 106 and George Chuvalo in Sweden Tom Duff paced the Hawks' I (Only games sceduled) this summer. Ahlqvist could qot scoring attack with 20 point!, Wednesday's Games be reached for confirmation. but Bucknell 's Larry Hathaway St. Louis at Boston was high man in the game Los Angeles at New York denee with 21. 'I liMIT 2 PER CUSTOMER Cincinnati at Baltimore Los Angeles at Philadelphia Sixth·:-anked Davidson had an (Only games scheduled} Detroit vs. San Francisco at even t:asier time as it. crushed I Tbursda} Games Oakland tiny Wofford College 117·72. : St. Louis vs. Boston at Provi- (Only games scheduled) The Wjldcats, who are now : Falcons Edged by Spencer: 1 I U..ir concentrat~ so~ Also==~~ ~all wai :~EH 51~ I • • B } F Ohi0 U., MIamt att e or Ml"d•Arnertcan Honors Tom"te , I ONCE AGAIN' I 1 B' Ten Ig Stan di ngs 1 i 1 I 1 1 1 I provi'd ence ea·plureS 19th Strai'ght WI'n TWIN-CUAN TOOL H&RFIRESTONE STORE _ o} 1 1 1 REG. 39c SAL HEPATICA 1 RISE 1 .541 1 TWO COLOR BALL POl NT PEN 1 c LYSOL c Sc I REG. $1.45 Today' s Sports Parade REG. 60c As Long as He (Willie) Keeps Getting $105,000, I'll Be Satisfied, -- Mantle NEW YORK (UPI)-No wonder Mickey Mantle is perfectly satisfied to be second to Willie Mays. Turns out Ws all one big optical illusion and Mickey takes home more money. Mantle agreed to his third straight $100,000 contract with the Yankees Monday and when he was reminded that the Giants are paying Mays $105,000, he laughed all the way from Dallas over the telephone and acted as If he couldn't care Jess. ."As long as he keeps getting $105,000," Mickey ohuckll!d "I don't mind ~ng second at P~~-isely,~t tiUs point is where the vtllaln enters In the form of th< Internall!evenue Service. Wtth . both m.en· taking the standard deductions, the tax on Willies salary comes to $61.Ht while Mickey baa to pay "only" Mf.959, accordmg to an IRS ofliclal. Deductlooo Help The ~ief reason for the dis· parity ts that l\lantle hts a wife and lour children and Mayo live& ~. '11111 lllfano Mlcl'<!V's rill." t••~ home pay, with only the stand· · me to fall back on In three ard deductions, is $55.041 and more years," Mickey explained. Willie's is $43,059. That also puts By coincidence. Mays also an entirely different slant on entered the insurance business their salaries. recently , saying that he, too, It took Mantle and Yankee was getting "a start on a career GeneraJ Manager Ralph Houk for my post-baseball day!." all o( Hve minutes to get tog.:>th· l- -- · -· er when they sat down to talk 1 ~..,.• contract originally a few weeks back. The general conversation NOXZEMA CR ~ fl~l ' """'"'~!.. fo• -...::1.W.TWo:t =- LIQUID Shampoo WE WElCOME CREDIT ACCOUNTS! Our Customers Keep Us In Business and We Are Very Grateful For Your Patronage. All Of Us Run Short of Cash OccasionaUy and II You Do, Please Check Us For Your Credit. We Will Try To Be Of Service To You. 1 I PRELL .19 .,.,.,'! went like this: ~ ~~~~:~::~~~ Houk o "Well, Mick , how would r ~ the same salary suit you?" Mantle: "Just fine." Accepts Offer "Could I have gotten more lllan '100,1100?" Mickey said in response to a question. ''I dun· 1 no. l took what the club oflered. I never !Ike tQ fight with them. It's getting too doSI! to the end to ask for more " · At 33, and with his fragile knees always a question,.Mantle knows he has only. a few more years left. He said Vlrtl!&lly as much over the amplified'tonference phone U...Ytlltkeea set up in ·their offkeo 10 newsmen could hear him from Dallalr. ~ ','I'm in the insur1DC8 bUSines$ "aLI"''"'D WMIIII'iV II "lt001E" ..,w .. ,.. CANDY BARS 73 MILL ST. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND MIDDLEPORT, 0. • FREI PARKING IN lUI ..... " *''' . l!il,~ .. . t . �.. . '! - ___ .. ... _.....,,....... ...-...auy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Feb. 17, 1965 r'l'h< UJbl-. were di'<'Orated with fTvo Capehart DurlnK Ill< bwl· l ·-- :~EW - ---- ,Den IIAVEN Flags and Cub Scouts 1 n~s meeung the g. OUJ-1 mJlde fro m magazines . The 11ed to learn cane weaving. color scheme of Blue and Go ld door prize was won by was earned out in the det'Ora- Emory Hart . twns. Those attending wereE;:,~~ ~ Mr " !lltam Russell, Scout- Aubrey Newell, Mrs. RHOilHDHi': ~DH0!\1 CL.Uil •dl'tnbutt"d to the members. ma:;ter, presented the follow- ' Hart, Mrs. Pearl Briles, Tilt' 1\lwd"d··ndr• lll Honw Thr lesson .. New Concepts in mg Scouts with Ua.dges earned ; Sadie Warth, and Mrs. Demnn"IJ<ill<~ll 1 ,1h rll!'t vn ·lWIUJHI) Hea lth'' was pre- Ritchie B1rd, Terry Smith, Dan- 1Capeharl Th ur-.dM\ aftt'rll"on dl tht· twmt ~t·nted by Mrs. John T. Reit- ny Lttl'hfield, J ohn r .. rguson, The ue.x.t meeting will be \vim;. 1<·•11"'1 .\l lll .\1:::.. mtre Greg Roush, Mark Roush, Jay at the home of Mrs ~ Jess May0 , _II (" 1;1rttH .. Th• 1tll~~ .1 ~ ~-u ho.~ t Thust- Htl':'nding were Mrs. H.idgway . Hobert Roush and nard . llu Ilk•·! II• · ~~·rwd ,1:11 il: 1rn Lrlllllrt. :\lb _ G. 8 HazCharlps Varian all Bobcat badgSEWING CLUB 1 1lr 1 L'l uh ('11llt'l'l tnll,llt ·u 111111 lt·tt .\lr:-: Hlf~wrr Hofl.man, Mrs ~--~- Jd f Needs a gold arrow The Sewing Club met on Tues-tn·1ol11rnn ' 1..- tr ud ••'ll , _, \lr~ l 'll<~ r lt·" lt>l>t'!l \lr~ Ch arles pomt unt.ie.r Wolf; Timmy Oh- day afternoon at the homf> of T 1--krt ,\ 1•.1->ll w .• ng 1 IIWill r1 <llld :'o l:lchrr· .\lr· ~ .lotm T. He-ttmire, !Inger o gold arrow pomt under , Mrs. B. R. Vance. Those attendl\a:-.!r.11.; r"! ,~, 11 , r r! 1.-1m· ;\]r ... T Bt·r·•. 1\uusll, .\ lr ~ J Bear . Jeff H<::~ymaker a Wolf mg were Mrs Fred Batey, Mrs. S. x:u·lwrr~ Mrs Lt:"Onard :.~ nd 1 gold <:~rru'h pomt, Tommy Herman LHyne, Mrs. L. C. llunng l'a· bl;~lli<'"" rn·-~·\ln~ .-;mllh:>un, Mr~ ('harlt·-, Yun- CJbbs a Woll and 1 gold arrow Roush, Mrs. H L. Dyer, Mrs. :-.Jr ~ I. ~ -.. ~: I t· ~ ~ 1111 1-..'· 1 pr · ··~ .• ttll• to:t"r. )1 UI:'St :--.1r:. Lt's tt T Ohlmg- pnlllt . 1\wk)' .Sidt' r ~ <l Hear; Ottie Roush , Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Jlll\rlurwn.J tl1.r1 ~ ">I\ 1-'.t't'"-~ \'I and hn~!t'"-:--r·--., \1r:-. Thumas Ho~rt Young a Bear, David i Mrs. Edwin Stein, Mrs. ~ 0. ~Il -l ·\ltJ l% 1 "' ' \\•Ht!•l Lr • ;, · d ,111 d \1r·-, Housh . Morgan a Bear. Steve OarueJJ iWern, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. 111 \brch c ud .-\p1 d T hr~ \\Ill a Uear· Harold Winn inJ!: s a Howard Wagenhals, Mrs . James bl' lle !Ll •>~a· 111•'" '11 .r 1\t'l' "- A t'L'Ii ~l' OU1 BANQUETGold · \\'olf. M1k ' · ~ Howa_rd .;~ Hear and Mac Kmg · ht , Mrs . J ohn '1 '1•• 1'1•e ann ual I>lue and d M I contnoulr•lll .,., J:-. lll<r c ._ , . . . . 1 gold arrow pmn l; Bnan Rus- an rs. Vance. to -~~ancp~tl 01 , tttt' C~? St,o~l Pa~..:k sell 2 yl'a r ScrvtL'e Pin. 1 The next meeting will be held lktanJt'(J I lulcJJt·~~." \ .r!llp be hel d m .Jul~ I ht·~ dt SL'U::.~t>d _;, 6 ""a:- hlld vn I hursday, eve- Mr and Mrs. C he ~Le r Weaver at the home of Mrs . Edwin Stein I tht-- Jhts-,lbrlil\ oi <!I I l ~:n t•l" - 11.111).' .. d ~~:t' . '\.t•w H;t\l'll lc: U_B showed movtes to the group of on February 24th. ter~ ..._ 0 rk ~twp (,~trdc•J1 (~tll' rt \IIUith l hr~ wcts ht:ld dnnng tlleJ; r.::ccnl lrtf-1 thr ou~lr the , BETH LAYNE d.tr~ trunl \,,.,I \ lt".l;l!l l;t lnl '-';·nul llt'l'~ 111 k('t·plll~ \.\J.th the l\'orlltw cstern Stat~ aud North-' MEETS GOVERNOR ve 1 ·~ny t·:\tt'!t->tun St·n'tL't were S~t h ;mlll\·er·\;11\ Ill Bo~ Sco ut s. , r n t.;<~ ll <:idil. B-e.th Ann Layne, "H•ea1 Those re.gistermg were Mr . t ~ri_ncess" or the 1965 West Vir1F l' . HeJclJt·l'l, MG/\1 Utstm: Lgmta Heart Fund, her Jal:hetr .• ICunun., .Scoutm.w>ter and Mrs .i Mr. James H. Layne and her \\ tllt<llll Hussell, JJwain ttu:.sell, 1 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Mr:. Jolln Ferguson a11d litenn , lhrrry 0 . Layne were guests of I,\Jr. a nd ,\ Irs. L. M. Allam~ , Jr.: i Gov. and Mrs . Hulett Smith at .\Jrs. Hobert Dale Housh, Hog- 1 the Governor's Mansion on Fri"'-' IJ': ~ ''· <t . . tlll (' 1111 -"1" " 111 11 " I•·. ttl< 1·, ,,t II>>' <I>>Jis for th r dln· l'f Huut:.ll, .\1r. and Mr::.. Luu 1cr d ay. Pil'tures were taken by T. M_.,_.., Un 1 Sctllll'-' nnd F);~ l o r••r:-: wnt· ll• r-,_ 1'~" 1 ' •:r r.·d hi llw t"ub St·oul SuutJ l, Mr::.. K. H. tiJrd, Con- V. Stations, and newspapers for · lt'<~ llt-r~ :tnd ~J<Jil'lliS. u d · . bu.;~ rh 1-. pa~t v.t•l·l-. \\t ilt ~~~··1;11 · l!Jl' ulr , ,\ Jr. and r\·Jr::.. Ji.J ck the Hear t Campatgn a\IJ\'Jltt's oh~1·n 1ng ti le 5;11h nn Vr1 rl dY lttt' B•l \' Sl'lmls or :\el'cb , Jud)' Nt:'t>ds, Mr. and Smith then serve<J coffee and l t'th •ll ~~:l ·hdd tlw;r court ol .IJr.j t• rauK ':t.'ou ng, Ji.J cK Jc cookies to the guests. They also <.ill ll iVf'J"~<tr"> ul St .rUII IIl( \ IJ. 111 ttr· lTrTmom "t ttw .\l.t,•llt uung, .\J r. and r-.1rs. James . met at lhe State Capitol to visCU)' :-.l;t~h . \IC\1 Dhll'H'l l':;.t · Youllt ('t•ntn il wrred 11 1\l! a 1' 11Jl'J'\ and c 1HllJrcJI, .\-11 . twd l·1 WI·lh th e G overnor and his 1 h 'utrn' ttl l,<ii .IIH!It::;. 11 .~~ ' 1 ~~ ~~-- tl:-tg r:lt'->ITIK t't· rl:'JllOity . .~lr _,_ II,, and "iJJidpers<>tJ<Jel . ._. .,). D··"JJeU cu .__ 1 (' J:-1 1 gw~l '' -~ ht' l'l ub s~.ou l . . \V.tit!' \\(I j!ll~ llil t d tu :·:d- l'l'll, ,\t rs . ~I 'l l lJJjrnuku·, Ja!Je BPth, who will be four in Ap1·, Biw-' :r rl t.olu JS,mqw•! Oll 'i,11 Oil' t.H '-;ItJI -i llllltt hdciges Ol1lI Jl <~J " ill ·i.lr.t.:: ~~- . ·1 1 d open heart surgery on t, 1 ~1 . .::md Mrs . Jack n. \.':1 urd;_;y .. ' J\1 1 . . . e·.enmg. at l\ldSU!t (,J",tdt "JW •:t;1r i ':i Io' lt .\I 1k,. It·.11 'iJU , II' • ] It· .....· • l. tun;__r jJJ-..~::., all d . October 21, 1963 at West v,·rgJ·nS\'h•H,J. !\-_\u ~dll '; ' 1 ' ~111 ('r t :tdlllll\~ l'lll 1 ~r:r r -,,. !1{'1! ,(! 1;1 ;: n 1vr·lt tJ<llig - .lib . Ceurg~ lngels, fVlr.s . Fnend ia University Hospital for cor1 1 _ .r un. ,.. _ Jlt·l\;nrlt' l<, llliJJ . 1-1 ~1s pronur· , . . J\· wmo l ~t t>Jou.~ . ,\-u )-.. I ete bu1n::., Lkl:KY recl.ion of congenital heart de· ... ,a,-d" 'I f. feels. It•\ _(, uiJ .'>•'lllllnwst, l 'l . .tnd l·.cJ t .1Lh'> jllll ,JI\1 1 _,,.,, . , 11 (,-,,J I•· "' . .1.e Jt · Bu r rr ::. • Mrs · pUn DUITIS, •~ du· ( ruttwrs ut ( lw ~ lm t• i.IJJLI ~ 1 ~ • ,. ·1 'r \I' . ' Dr. Her bert E _ Warden, who 1 1 1 L•'I 1 'I>IIJ! p1n · · - . ._. .__:; . ..: t"aver, Jt'IIS . nt r. ..r 111 \·l tPd ~u t ·-.. t :-. 1\t·n· t!1r J-"t ,!lu\llllg a pr~·~ t·nl.ttlun of a JiJIJ d Htdgway, J ohnny anLI perfonned the eight hour Bo_\' Scuul 'l'mup :l!i:l <J ild M<I S '->k ll ,,, llr~ Htll .'Wnll!.' ,\Jill ,\ux- Jdt.:h ll' h iUJ::Wdy, Susa u Moore opcrativn dil>CO \It" red rour irrcgJT\ f~ -"pl 111 w Sco u t~ :111d tlll'l! iiLrr_l .· :'1t'tlUI111<hlt-r Henr;trd L:on- t\ll .tilld Mrs. Pa ul Housh, L:m: utar openings in her heart. Beth ;larent s. 1\tlt>nding •wrt' .\1r 1,.1 nllrrrd tiiTd \l llt·s Durst, li.J aml Greg Hou~h, tl·lr. Cllld still returns annua lly to tht! l<l l ll Hr\l! ~~e r 1. l·::;.pl! . •-~-r -\ d11:-. c.-,n~t-t\ ~tlron Utlwer ol I\.1Json .\!J s. i\Jarvm Roush, Mrs. Mar- medi cal center for t·heckup ex''· and !its 1\ll't• :u1d ..;mL~ .L.JI'k c.-,. 'lli .i•J!In tinllgl' r . J•::-.p tor- 1 ~ 1 ' BL'rtsl ord ana Anay , LJen antinations . Her only reminder ;111rl l{ ober·1 Ht·l <tr ld .\'1 r:-. rr Ach ~ ~ ~~r. rnlrnduct·d thP ~x - LlutJ : o Leonard Morris, Larry of the operatJOn will be a small Vl<tr·v:.m Frnrnt' .(:l lld Pt·rn . ]':ltd, Jl llil'd' t)o~~ :\lid t!wtr i\\nt lwr ~ L.J rpe!ltvr, .":'lcouts 1Jan11y <Jard- scar. lnhn . . r:ll!h' :; :n ul \i:u· ~ :\lr· Fuii<HI tng the progr~un a llt:r, Bnau Hu.-..sc ll, MH.:ItaeJ SlanBeth's (ather works at the :m d :vlr -. rt·r·rl Sn11 1!1. ll:rvi(j orrd !!ilfllbU!b;t'l" tl"l 1\d .... L'rlJO.Vt'd t\1 - It') , Uruu· !\ J<.~m s , JU]Jll!J)- t'er- MDSO/l County Bank and ~·ec iiJ a ~lr dl lli ~ lr ~ lll-mrmJ rc ndtng wt·rt' \lr. and .\1rs l~ d - ~u:;u n. Tuny Gnmm, Danny mother is the New Haven ~-·o n l t'Y ;tnd ~ nil ~. Hwl-.~- . ,\llkf' , 1\'im! J;ii l d·-~~ :1 Buddy. l' on1 my .L_.rrl'lu tela, Grt·g 1\uu::.JJ, '! te rry chatrman for the Heart ('ha rlt•<, .llld .-\ ml_\. \ lr .111r1 .\lr ·~ cllttl Bill~ . \ l r~ Marva 11 .~ t·wt ·ll SmJl h, Allen B1rd, Jclf Needs, campaign. John Lt<lltS. \l tke ;utd f};rll': .u1d .\-larYJil . :\ h-, ll dm;~r t\1 · 1\Jl'h) ~ idl'r .~, liubby Yo uJJg E.U.B. BROTHERHOOD \lr · Jl~·l m:~r .-\ri 'X< IIIdr ·r .1r •d l'X .1mlt·r <~ml Bnu·t·, \lr and J)ubby l~ilbert, St~:..-e Darnell: The E.U .H. Brotherhood met Hrun·. i\liiiTII1 .\t\\1·ll. ,\ II and .\lr~ 1-:.nl .John~>lll , \llhl' <H!d Jl'll l!d }'tn<tkt:l, Li.IJTY Jlt:ss, on Monday evf>ning at th \lr·, l'1r! BIIITI'. Pt•JHH ,1 11d Hnru1 . ll;nold ,Johrl:--!in aud J <t::.un Ingels, Steven C.tfno·nDe 1 1 ~" c 1ure t. votion!l were led by J\wk. ,\ Irs Ja 1nt'" \\rw <~ nd l l<ll lk \J r... ~ t:mh'y ll<1rbour tcr, llluJJi<t ::. Gib O:;, J oltn Uut rts, Paul Rickard. The leader ;·nm _v. Norm an Jl,._,n11!d s, rmd _\1ikt·. !1J r-, 1-'n·d J',t~lor and Lu>\ tl:' uce_ Weaver, Jay Ridg- th f H ld '' ZI Il , IIH'\: I 11"d I.<1 k t'. ll t'l'-~, k 'I , .;__rr ~ t•ll. "~ • --) ..VI u··• k Hou ,_,"I J Hob•··rt Huu"tJ e rnee mg w_ as aro_ ,,·r· 1·of'! ol'gE' .._ _, I·,r; ,nr;•· ,,LhjJ :)P\\'<lynr· Ta~·lnt .\!1~,- l\,t rhou r. Bt•vnl~ und J)wkll', Tommy ALXJLIARY '1\-tEETlNG -~ garner. A skit on toptc •1•1 '" Brother's Predwamenl'' l·~tldie Carson, ~Jr. <tnd !\lrs Scm1 p~~·i. \Jr· r1llri :'11r' Lav. :L' 1\nwnean LegiOn AuxiJed b L' , • . present y Jcanee ;,wrenf·v r·on·mar' ;11rfi ~t m s. l('ll('t' l·ilr ,· m.ll\ . i\-lr. <l ttd Mrs. Jary met orr Monday ~\'elllng, · J · . •t M-- 1 J Bum,~•r1 1 er, f,·rry, Mtkl:' a nd Tomm~' !);d l: t:- (':1dlt-, :-;'qllll'll .'i~:tlltlt', n~ u . Hllt ill th~ Legwn Hall ean~Je une B ' 11 Ill.1ng lie 1 bu.smess meetmg - the· ner ' can 1.1 Hln k·~ \\' P n • t'Xpr·~.·~-,t·d · l>y the <-tnd \ .:llt·ne. . . umgarner _ ' gnJu 1, \•Jtt.od to donate to th~ ll_arl, Wtll!am Bird, Phil \'arch ol D 11 . . mte and Randy Weaver . ' ' 1 u:::~ campa1gn 'J !wy llli.lde plans ro sen-e the W~fl~ shown to the group by I, JOns· ('. 1U b nwmbt-rs on Febru- vm Roush . ary IU!iL Those attending were Paul 1'ho:5c altendmg were Mrs . Rickard, Harold Bumgarner, il1 ll Housh, .\lr:.. Holt Hou:;h Charles Weaver, Otiie Roush. Mrs. Fo::;Ler Wt!aver, Mrs. Ev: · Bernard Lieving, Marvin Roush , trett Hou.s h, Mrs. Sybil Sm ith , Harry Pickens, Rev. Martin Mrs . Thelma Capehart. Mr.s. D-ertsford, Harry Miller, Luther 1.-n·d Hou.sh and Mrs. Sadie Smith, Carl Gibbs. Edgar LH'Vn<!.• 'A:nrth. Tom Hnffman, Otha DORCAS CIRCI.F. and Eddie Bumgarner The ()(Jrcas Circle of the W. LIVE WIRE CLASS S.W S. tJf rlw New 1Lwe 1: L.U. The Live Wire Class of JJ . Ch urch met on Wednesday , E. U.B. Church met on altL'l'lluun _at the church with I day evenmg at the church , Mrs. Martm Berisford .as host- Mrs. Fred Batey and Mrs. ess. The program on AsUt was nard Lieving 81 • presen ted by Mrs. Edwio Stein. A devotional period -wu Those attending were Mra. by Mrs. Howard Burris. James N. Roush, Mrs. Tom Waid Cunningham, presid1ent, Hoffman, Mrs. Paul Rickard presided at the business Mrs. F.dwin Stein alld Mrs . Mar~ I ing. Mrs . Otha Lieving a lin Berisford. Miss Millie Bumgarner IIAVEN HOMEMAKERS serve as hostesses for the March The Haven Homemakers met meetillg. Those attending were 1on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. ~----";.;...-;.;.._ _ _...., 1 Henry Capehart, Mrs. Ho••ar'd Burris, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, . WOMENS NEW otha Lieving, Mrs. Ray Weaver, Miss Millie Bumgarner Mrs. George Jewell, Mr~,s~.n~~~:l ton Athey, Mrs. Waid C ham, Mrs. Cliff Row;h, Mrs. Thelma Capehart and the h011t-l esses, Mrs. Batey and Mr 1. '0 ctl Scouts Observe Fifty-fifth Anniversary in Al'tivities t Over Stocked! REASONABLE OFHR REFUSED ON ANY USED CAR ON OUR LOT! TEXTURED HOSE Colors: Brown Tone Low Down Payments Bank Financing THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR IS FOR SALE • •• YOU TELL US WHAT YOU WILL PAY AT--- METROPOLITIAN MOTORS 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. or Black Magic Sizes 8'1,·11 - - - Compare At $1.69 THE SHOE BOX Middl8f>Ort, 0. Lieving. HAS AUDmON MASON - Gary Stewart, i companied by his parents, and Mrs. Reuben Stewart Mason, spent the weekend when Morgantown, W.Va., Gary auditioned for the of Governor's Scholarship mittee al. the West Virginia iversity Music Department. ' • SAVE 30% to 50% NOW ••• Shop Early Tomorrow out they go... FEBRUARY and yotfre in . with saving~ I CHOOSI FROM 3 BIG GROUPS An exceptional event! Timed right to let you enjoy a new winter coat at savings, this season' All top fashion silhouettes, all quality fabrics, all favorite colors. GROUP 1- DRESS AND CASUAL STYLES REGULAR VALUES UP TO • SALE PRICE! $ $24.95 • SALE PRICE! Dressy coats in fine blended fabric! and laminated crepe~. MHny with pretty fur trim - wide choice of colors and styles. Now is the time t.o buy your new winter coat, GROUP 3-HIGH STYLE COATS REGULAR VALUES UP TO $ • $39.95 SALE PRICE! All Qt our better quality co-ats are Inducted in this fine selet'!tiin . Dress styles made of fine quality fahric1 wnh beautiful fur trim. Every coat is an uutstanding value. --FEBRUARY CLEARANCE-- FEBRUARY CLEARANCI LADIES' WOOL Capri and fall and Winter _Dresses A big sel~etion ot. wamen'l capri and stretch pant. iD plain colors and laney patterns- Regular valuet up to $10.1H5. Save liP lo 1\ aodmortnow! VALUES TO '10.91 s Beautiful dresses from some of the bef.t makers are includt!d in UU. ble value group at this low priee, ltyl.. kt wear now and into oprlng ~ :lor oo(f - $5.00 FEBRUARY CLIAIIANCI SALE PRICE LADIES' FALL AND WINTER Reg. $12.95 and $14.95 Values HAND BAGS s A wonderful select-ion of fashions from our New York Buyer - in petites. juniors, mjsses & 1k sizes, Out !hey 10 oow-Lodles' fall aoc1 winter nyle Handbaga - ReauJar ¥>ai- to Dresses you'll be proud to wear any where-and at this low price-- $2.118 - BlC aboloe ol oolora, lrizeo 11111 lbapot. Sbopoar.IJ- SALE PRICE PRICI s A great value poup of new taU and winter faahiona priced low now for quick dearance. Fine quality fabricl to all the best oolora and destgno_ Be sure to see these fine dresses at this low- $1·" SALE Re9. Valueswpto$12.95 An unusual group of high style dres~~oea in cotton, acetates and blends. They 're so pretty you'll want more lban one at this low - Stretch PANTS Perk up your winter wardrobe now with one or more oC these tine dresses - Many late arrivals in sty!E:s you c<~n wear now and into spring. The lieason 'a best &tyles include-d m these big Sale &roups, Hch FEBRUARY CLIARANCI LADIES' I'ALL AND WINTER Wednesday Nlgbt Mbed League r.ame - Holsum No. 2, 850; February 10, 1963 Team High Searies - Holsum Tbe Foursome - Chas. Wine- No. 2, 2458. 1 brenner 492; Linda Winebren· Februrry (, 1965 ner 351 ; Gail Hovatter 432 ; HiFabric Shop- E. Roush 378 ; chard Hovatler 364; Handicap A. Nease 381; N. Borton 402 ; L. 54; Tala! 1703. Won l Lost 2. McKinney 335; I. Howell 350; Pacers Four- Joe Ba iley 503 ; HandiCIJP 210; Tnial 2056. Won Mildred Bailey 321 : Lois Me- 2 Lost l. New York Clothing Elhinny 365 ; Ken McRlhinny, House- J . Walton :178; H. Me 488 . Total \677. Won 2 Lost l. Turner 337 : J . W:mwr 4ho. C AUey Cots - Lois Clelalnd Krauller 32:1 ; II . Wolf 371: 335; Blind 330; Tom Clelland Handi cap 213. TolUI 2022. Won 451; Harold Russell 465; HandJ-1 1 l.usl 2. cap 3; Total 15ll4. Won 1 Lol'-t Team No. I -- C. Ohlinger 2. Evelyn's Grucery - Nelia 4:lfl ; E. Searles 401 ; N, AmsBarton 370 ; Bob Barton 48'2 ; bmy 409 : A. Hanning 417; P Bob Eblin 432; Jola Howell 385 ; Mullt>n 428 ; Handicap 159 , To- I Total 1609. Won 2 Lost l. tal 2252; Won 2. Lost I. Simon's K- P's Paul KIOf's 43~; Market - P. Co llins 434; G. Jean Kloes 292; Cllarise Porler Burdt>t1f' 343; D. Cl<uk 384 ; E. 348; Bill Portt"r 570; Total 1641. Sylv+>sler 518 ; Blind 330. 1-1:1\HJWon I Lost. 2. The Spoilers- icap 123 ; Total 2132. Won 2 Lost Ben Grindstaff 565; Barb Grind- 2. staff 359: Virginia Hoyt 352; Rolland Furniture D. Art Hoyt 444; Handicap 66; Gr<.~te 369; P. Carson 323: C. Total 1786. Won 2 Losr 1. Black 290: M. Edwards 252: R. , Ind . High Game - Men, Jue Gra te- 250; l·la ndit:ap 4:12; ToBailey 204 : Ladies. G<.~il Ho· tat 1916. Won 1 Lost 2. Landvatter, 169 ; Ind High Series - mark - P. Bilikam 27~; Men, Bill Port('r 570 : Ladie~. L. Hawtry 377 ; r Courh 280; Gail Hov<Jiter 4:12. Te<:~m High L. Hm·t :140: J . Hyst'll 3!13; Game - The Spoilers, HG2; H;wdrl'ap 258, Tola~ 1~3 , Won Team High Serle~ - The Spoi l- I 2 Lofl l l. ers:. 17R6. Ind . High C::lmP - E. SyiMACIIJNE 1 Vf'S I.t"r 188 : Ind . lligh Senes Sent Bowling eld F::. Sy lvester 518. Team High HENU I.F.AGUE (;arne - Team No 1. 804 : Ft>bruary, 8, 1965 Team High Series - Team Nu . Imperial Electric Carson 1. 225:!. 421 . Miller ~98; Bratton 422; ! -~-- --- ~-Hinton 435 ; Clat worthy 509; To- I tal 2291. Won 0 Lost 3 Po1nls o. Holsum No. 2 - Holltday .11111 : busy, busy people find Platter 400; Edwards ~62: Paul- · FLORISTS fast in the sen 454; Slobart 519 : !l;tndicap 135; Total 2~58 . Won :1 Lost YELLOW PAGES. 0 Points 8. Hactne Amertean Legton Tcalord 466 . Goody ~61 : Gi lland I 501; Sears 444; Damewood 493; Total Z371; Naliooal Life lns.- 1 r. Grueser 305 ; Lawhorn 365; I OWens 420; Bacon 426 : K. Aiek- 1 er 511; Handic&p 33; Total 2060 ; Won 0 Lost 3 Point~ 0. 1 Wold Cross and Sons -Smith 3£11 ·' Cross 354 '· McKenzie 419 ·' 1I Nesse lroad 508; Grueser 439; 1 Total 2110; Won 1 Lost 2 Points 1 0. Columbus A Soutbern Ohio , Electric Coughenour 427; I Alkire ~95; Boyer 407; Blind · 390; llodimer 452. Handicap 45; Total 2216. Won 2 Lost I Points 6. Ind . High Game - A. Stobarl 234; Ind. High &rie - A. I Stobart 619; Team High s SALE PRICE ~ Op~n PHONE SH 2-5~ 8 to 8 Mon. Thru Sat. RT. 124 RUTLAND Try IIIII's Tho New P-D-G Specially Low Priced This Week! PRIDE Sold Elsewhere At I Much Higher Pricel FABRIC SOFTNER CANNED LUNCH MEAT eFROZEN FOOD SPE(;JAL '"",._.,. • •• ,.. *"- ..- - . - - - 3 doz. Beef or Pork Serve Lenten PINK SALMON ond PUMPKIN - - - - - - NO. 1 TALL CAN 3 S1 FOR VALUES TO $10.95 ""-. Bunch large No. 2\12 cans Take your ehoice now of our ladles hats for les 5 than half price. All pretty, perky fall styles included in this bi& Clearance group. YOUR CHOICE - - .... - 69C c Florida Oranges 125 Size - - CROWN COOKIES - Large OUR GOOD ROSE CROIX BRAND SWEATERS I 'h gallon plastic jug _ _ _ _ bolfll Florida, Fresh, Crisp Specially Low Priced This Weeki MINCE Delivered Direct To Your Job 39C 12oz. can MILLINERY . . . . ,.___ . . ___ ,. ________._______ SUPER CHl OR BLEACH gallon plaotic Puts Softness In Your Wash! EASY MONDAY DRESSES $1.00 Stock Up and Save Now! PET RITZ PIES l bo,. Dishes Now! FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. eNO FUSS eNO MUSS eNO WASTE 59c 1·1b.19c SALTINE CRACKERS ~~;;_·· eBAKERY SPECIAL This Week Bulkies, Mohair blends, Sheltys,. wools, orlons in many colors and styl e.. Buy now at this low - l•r Ju st mix With milk and serve -FEBRUARY CLEARANCELADIES' I'ALL & WINTER VALUES TO $5.98 from a nne selection of for children Fan and styles for dress and ~hool Values to $5.98. IALI PRICI I~ oz. INSTANT EGG NOG -FEBRUARY CLEARANCELADIES' FALL AND WINTER --··~--~~-- Clover ·Filrm Department Store iYDU GET " BmER FOOD BUYS HERE I -FEBRUARY CLEARANCECHILDREN'S FALL AND WINTER STYLE I'·- ............ .. •· -· .. . --- . ... Food Market Fifth and Pearl RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS Cloyer Farm Store. RUTLAND -rhe Store With A Elart" Route 7 local Packed in heavy syrup $5.00 [)cmeroy ..... event. Shop your READY- MIX CONCRETE VALUES TO $1D,91 Fine qualil7 wool oklrto ID all the popojJir atyleo. Plain colors aDC!Ianey poltern• at half price ond loaa -Save now! 5ALI PIUCI MASON. W. VA. $ Clover Farm Store Buzzzttbusy, WOOL SKIRTS $3,00 fi' "' the " Father of our Country" this week- RACINE 1 FURNITURE CO. - , - .. .... " - #. LYONS the special GROUP 2 -FINE DRESS COATS REGULAR VALUES UP TO We Honor end and bring you filje food values for SANDWICH CREAM SPECIAL--- - - I GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. MIDDLEPORT .2:~;. 39c Fairmont's (REAL) Countryside . ...,.. WY2~3284 " ------~--- ,. 1 Now is the time to t1uy your new winter ooat - Save a plenty on thi s fine select ion ~ W1th the cold weather ahead, you'll appreriate one of these fine warm laminated Ca.bric co-ats, PAGE ST. .. Mason Personal I $ $16.95 Choose dresses winter wear - MASON I 1 BUDGET DRESSES Conweni.,., Termt News Notes II FALL AND WINTER STYUS PQ.OO Oo•n Bel•nc• on Dorcas Rock Springs Society Notes I 1 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $299 Reedsville Society Notes Langsville Society Notes SALE PRICE played two trumpet "~~:::~ Gary is a Senior at High School, and a member White Falcon Band. Juft Whitehead. eare for her father , Mr J. 1!:. Jim, visited on Sunday with lei visited on Slmd-r Mr . and Mrs . Blain• Newell. L<v•"Y who .. ill. Mr. and Mra. Edward Somer- witll Mr. and /drl. catr1a of lt. Clainvlll• and Mr. and Alhena, vloited witb Mr. and Ronald Bearll! haa been ro- ville at Henderoon, W. Va. Daniel and cbildmJ Ill Pt. 1"Mrt Wilt1•m Hoeback and Mrs. Bert Shumway, and other turned to his home from Hoi- Mr. and Mrs . John RoaC'h and ant. famlly spent Sunday with Mr. relathn here I recODt Sunday. zer ho5pilal after spending ten son VISited a week with her sisVisiting with Mr. and ~ snd Mn. Okey Pa~· nter of PortJanet Hetzer , Columbus spent days there followm& a fall at I ter . Mrs . Burto n Wt>bb. at Man sland . a wef'kend with her parents , I his home f1eld Bernard Conley 011 ~ 19• Max Knopp and Jim Diddle BY MRS . LYLE BALDERSON Mr ~nd Mrs . .lt.~hn Ht"tzer Sunday Sl'hool atlendanc-e for Vinc ·ent Broderic:k vis rted Visiting with Mr . and Mrs . ning were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie spent Saturday night wtth I Mrs. Grat•e Weber attended Mr . and Mrs . Bill William!' , F'l'bruary 7 was 76. UHt'nng Ronald Bearhs at Ius home on John Roach aM son uu Sa rur· Cruthers, Mr and Mn. IW BY EDNA KNOPP Hogt'r Adams , a Prmripals' Convention at Co- Lanc.;~sler . v1s1te«.. hi.! parents, I wa s $2tUI3. We-dnesday afternon. day wl;f'e Mr Lawrence Wolfe I Thomas and Kenny, aU of Ch&Mr . and Mrs f'arl Walton Mr and Mrs Blytlil-' 11wiss ; !umbus rec(.>ntly . Mr and Mrs H.. E William!~ Mr:--, Wilbur Bailey spent last Huth Ann Bailey of Columbus and Mrs. Alice Randolph both shire, Harry TboiDal~ Millersville. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 1 wt-t·k ut I 'olurnbus ht:lpmg to spent the weekend at the home of Letart. Mr. and Mr:~ . Burand daughter Heta of Newark called un Mr and \1r o,; Charles 1 Mr . and Mrs Ernest While- rt"(·f>ntly. ·1y on Mun d ay ..' ht'ad entertwn~ · ~• w1t· h a btrt Il - _ _ _ _;:::::::::;:::.,.._ _ 1 ol 1'••r parenls, Mr. and Mr•. ton Webb, Mansfield. Thomas , Pi. Pleasant, Roll Shu. Bpt'nt Satur day an d Sunday WI 'h '1''ut'l!iS tmd fam 1 his part'nl-9, Mr . and Mrs Frank Lon Thetss, Hhunda and Joh,n I day dinnl:'r Sunday , honorinj.! son M1ke were recent Sunda y Wilbur Bailey . Mr . and Mrs. Carroll Shinn ler, Middleport. Wa lton West vtsited w1th E:s!lwr Wt·st I thtoir daughter Jean anti llt:"l' ~Ut"'its of her sister . Mrs Honand children of Leon and Mr s. Mr. and Mrs . FrP<I Wil('() xln 011 Jt'_rlday I ('OU!iin Rogt:tr Meredtth on th.--.ir ald g,ul of Hamden. Other H C. King of Henderson visitSERVE SUPPER spent Friday with Mr. and _ Mr~. .Dw1ght Htwback .uf _ Heverly I 12th birt· hd~:~.ys. Th~ Vale-nlint' gufs ls were Mr. and Mrs . Ceet'd on Sunday wrth Mr . and Mrs Harry Houdashe-lt of Middle- VISi lt-d hts brother \\-ill nun Hoe- I theme was c·arnfii throu ghout iJ ('artt'r and Mra . Golda CarAlbert Swatzel and Norman . MASON - Maaoo Explor.port. tt"r uJ Oilk Hill . Mr. and Mrs. Delbef"l Dotson Troop Thursday evening at Ula 1b<~rk urtLI fautily Sa tunluy ni ght th~ celebration, with valentines Mrs lRna Nulph .~tud Mrs . I ;-md i:lllt•ndPd 1/w Hi:JI'me L<.~ll f'xdumged among tilt' r.amily . Mrs Cl;,ulrf' Longstreth of Ralph Potier of B~:~ltimore vis- have returnee from a two weeks 1Mason Methodist Cburcb Bin'· Rub y ('ampbf'll of Ei:lst Liwr- gu me w1~t1 1~1- f> l'illldre~l I Pr1:1sent were, Mr ._ and Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Larry Barr (:Hill~nlr'l spPn t <1 Sunday with ited ft'('t'ntly '1r s. Let> RiPhard- vacation m Florrda where thev ed a spaghetti dinner to mem-pool spt>nt the weekend wtl h Arlllti-' I twr ss of Col umbus Harry Pu;!{eus, HH<-'IIlt', Mr and spent a Saturday evening and tlt-'r ll.;~ughtl:'r an d famil y, Mr. !lon !lind with Mro; F. . 1.. Cape- visiled with their son and da~- bers of the committee aDd their Mr. and Mrs . Frank Walton spent Jhe past weekend w1th her Mrs. Harold S.auer , Mary Hulh. Sund ay with her parents, Mr. and M r~ Wallace- Fetty. I hart ghter-in-law , \oir . and Mrs. Dick parents. Attending were CU~ Mr . Ovie KJ1•1pp of Gay, W p<~n·nl!! , Mr and Mrli . Blythe and Joy . MHidlepurt, Mr . and and Mrs . Howard Thoma. OlhMr and Mr:-. l.&rry Hoff- Also visiti ng wrth Mrs . E . L . Dotson and Lisa at West Palm mitteemen : Reverend MalviiJ Va . spent the weekend WJLh Tht"J;-j~Mrs. Bill Mt>redith, Beverly, er guests were Mr. and Mrs. man and 'iO n ur Albany spent a Capehart was Dwk H.osenbt~um Beach. F rame , James Proffitt aod hi s brother , Otis Kno(Jp and , Mr. and Mrs. RO)' Penrson · Mr . .:md Mrs. Warren Pickens, Howard Thoma Jr . and child- Sunday WJI/1 Ius parents, Mr. of Pomtonry. Mrs . Capt-hart Miss Dori~ MrLune of Park- Wil!Jam fry and Mr. and Mrl. family . 1uf l.t-"tart and Mr 11ml Mrs Gro- Mr and Mrs . Denver Weber, ren of Perryv_ille and Mr. and 1an~ Mrs . _Lesli~ Hoffman. is re~ idrng 'A'ith M1ss Stt>lla ersburg visited rerently with I Willi~m Zuspan , Sarab and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hill of 1 vt-r Salser Jr ;-md family were Dav id , Mark and .lane. and !\'1rs. F'rank Mrver of Mtngo I Stt'Vt' Sctu•llrng of H.utland Gress . Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDaniel John , Mr . and Mrs. A 1 ben Letart caUed on Mr and Mr'l _l S~11urday e-vening dinner guest~ -- - - - - - .Junction. was Tuf'sda;.· evt· ning dinner Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cape- and Chalky . ISwatzel, Mrs. Jamet Wile, Mr. Fred Wi.lcoxm Thursday _ or Mr. and Mrs. Rol:(Pr Theiss. Florida with a viru~ infel·tion. Mrs. Barbara Hensle r and gm~ l uf Mil'hnel Ba:rr. hart and Mrs. Chnsry Blf'lner Mr . and Mrs. James Burns and Mrs . Gene Lake and DarMr . and Mrs. Joe ll<.~m n t rm Mr . 3~rl Mrs. DPnnis Manuel Sally Pe<Jrson ami friend s children of Hdpre spent a week- Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr 1attended the futlf'ral of ~1Ts _ A. of Michigan visited with her Ire II. Mr_. John Rottgen. E:r.plot· and daughters of lronton were <.~nd ch1ldren have moved to Co- Sharon and Barbara of Co- end with her pare-nt~. Mr . af!d took Bruce McGill to Holzer 1L. Wagner at .\tass1llon, Ohio parents, Mr . and '-1rs. Charles er_ Advisor, Etorerld J~~ S :~turday evening dmner guests lumbu!ll where he IS employed lumbus visited her sister , Dor- Mrs . Cuy Swadlev. Hospital Thursday to consult a 1on Tuesdav . Edward s. I WJ s~. Norman yno s, fG~.~a of June Wendorff and sons June Wendorf recei\-ed ¥.ord thea Salser Saturday evening. Mr . .and Mrs. AtPha Barr and dO<'tor . I Mrs. Heien Stewart and so n, Mr . and Mrs. Curtis McDan- 1Zuspao and Richard Lake. Mr <~nd Mrs. Russell Gr1mtu Hmt her mother , Mrs Altre -- - -- - - - ' - - -- - - ' - ' - - - - - - - - ' - - and children Paula and DavJd Ueeglto is in the hosp1tal m I . ' - . 59C c WHOLE POUND c SL I C E D - - - - - - - lb. 29c Alweys A BeHer Value At Your Clover Farm Store I GRADE A MILK 79c gal. ICE CR.E·A M ~ QHE-HALI' GALLON CARTON · Libby's Quality Brand SMOKED JOWL PIECE lb• c SLICED JOWL - - - - - - - - l b . 29c �......... ..... '. r ' ' ' .. - .. ... .. . . . ' ' ' I • . .. ; · ~ ....n1, ~ntln•· &-Dally Sentinel. P omeroy·Mldd lepurt . 0 .. Feb. 1]._1965 - -·-- - --- ---- . have written or directed --<IWner Gil 01 Lue- \ the cinema makers ; they're changing It com ia will t.ake a mng at utilizing their talenta. pletely He 'ii leased the Sheridan Square Playhouse, Fidel Castro's numerous doubles are belnl just around the :crner . f~ the _restaurant, used more and more these days , tn hopes o. (or an ··o. Henrys F~llles that wtll be stag· confusi Ule patriots who want to assassinatt ed and performed enttrely by memben of the ng · ·f t'll the nsuing dlfft'cul· him As many as three Castros are seen at on1 staff. Ptcture J you w e · ty : "Waiter, may 1 have a cup of coffee? get· time in different parts of Cuba lns~en ting the reply, ··certainly, Madame, right wonder why there hasn't been more pubhclty By DOROTHY KILGALLEN after my scene in Act 3." on the carnegie Institute invention called I "cascaded image tube" which can triple the n Citizens of Hollywood are growing accus- effective light recording of a photographic~ manlically with Sara Churchill, gives noman telescope . It took 10 years to develop, and il fneuth the impression that they won't be rn.Hr· tomed to the shock ing articles in movie maga· rred for at I Jst a year because of the mourn- zines that used to be ni ce '' f an " pu bl 1' ca t'Ions, fabulous. rng per iod for her late father, Str Winston. ~.ut the)···re more than a bit aghast at the cur.· Hut New York chums who know '"Lobo " as tar rent confes~iona l attributed to Anna KaShf 1. .. " bock 194 1 thrnk thl're 's a more ta ngible - : Her storv of her life with Marlon Branda rocks Jazz pianist Mary Lou W!lllam s, the11 cur· lt'sS sen ltmt>n!.al - reason for delaying the t>VCn th~ most sophisticated John .a..e 1., \ rent favorite at Hickory House, has bee not(. Wf' dd rng . 11 epnrl t>rs m '1 ~~on1rea 1 wou ld have Carre. who made a mint Wit· h his "Th e Sp"J r·1ed by Hugue Panassie, president of tht Hot the best chance ul latch<ng un to the whole Who came In from the Cold'' and good Club of France, that her newe.>t album - sim· story, which could be a lront -page..r. ! lurk to him, but 1 neve. r knew why ) .has a.n. ew I t'tlle "Mary " - ha s won I.e Grand Pr'1It 1e d The py · Because almost ever\.'J emt>loye of 0 . Hen· , novel corning out thlS Summer, · i.:s enough to set · 1 1.on D Monde wh1ch her dancina n 's Steakltuuse has theatrical amb1!10n s - ·, Looking Glass War ." ObviOUS Y my rea c I u • 11 h ed by · the streets •~m~"' have pt>rformed professiona ll y, others to Mr . Le Carre's best-seer was s ar . ' m __ · - b y Helen Bottel----' · ··h:Jrd'. ' iiOd thl'y II bt> S':'t'fi amt lward m the nght p Ia<'t-S Hru11dway l.r11Pt'VIne P '"i I ltlo-t' vuur humor but ~r rwt·r· Ut.ah111m l"arrull and product'r Ray Dt>ar l!l·lt·rr C:..10 ·\Oll .tn••H"! lilt' !h i"'' 1 bt't a \u1 ol . tl:'t' ll·iig~·r:; wun .I St.ar k0 mad~ ht'~ 1 ;J t 111 t>s 1:1 ('UU!J it:" ul .vears auo 11 ~ Iunny' ll '.ltht:-11 she au.arkt>d tJJm fur announcmg Nnm'Y Why d~.r ~ Ill tJ;r:llt:''- a . . k "•·•·< !>U! ttlllrk o , • t\w;m dS the pruhablr lt'ad in the tilm ver· ma m qU,.. " il l fh rf1~11 dnnl ,. 11,•.. ,. , 1,. ,,. 11 an .mns" 1 kqJL c i,J(" k on mv \11 daughtPr ht:'r I:':Jrs :>,JUn ut ··N o S1rrng'i · tlw Hwhard Rodgers o tm1~wal i1 1 whwh Dr ah<rn n Irati f.!layed rhe y. 1f1• tht> Pill(" ' nrglrt \1n,· u 111 p•<·rt·t•d 1,,,. earrrn"s. <Jn d 01 ol ten ut llt·r . •,n·re1\'h ovt r·l ...... 1 JS rt lur t1er·ur rr e ¥\"Jill enormou s :-: uCTt:'~s. There m(l"·· k JUS\ doesn\o" llid ·l " ' '" P ratnI•ng" .l"t'. · llvY 12 J)o .\UU think HS \' <Ill\ \w a d10mot ic let"s~make up scene : D<aha nn , t t rl n . harm Ill r!"' -- M . . d{ws n"t knuw It yet. but atlt>r all lht> broutlaha. you 11. :m1 "•nw IIrt ,o:1 •IT r rlt"l tt>a r \. d -...;, I 1 tomorro\\ · ( 1 , Then rmulrt bt· <l g:n.. <Jt tlt'al · St<:nli. now 1~ ~t-'rJOUSI\.' thmkir1g of ask mo her 1• want stt':.JI\ ~!w "d ,1~h llu ., d tu du tiH: p:-t!"l Ler·u~· · l.ubo" Orhu. the ~X· ot bann 111 tt In1t'Ctt> t~ar ou kno>~- tww mud1 ~1t'ak lobt·'"i are ll\) tun . an d sornt> patnatt' i ' S arfi"t who has bt't>n Jtnked ro· __ __ _ _ __ ~· Y l'Osts . . ' a11d we·d 'i~ l ll h:JVt' d''llgt>rou s. sDocton Ill<· [JOlt'S '"' meatlo<il f I won der r,' 1 IIt' V. <IT"ll tilt' jJlt'fCLil!!, S IOU ld mtlk m3n 0\ ill l'ume bdort> dtHH' b'r' an expt'rt who knows 1 breakfast ·· I krrnw any hu sband · HbiJUt sten\izatr ul\ u! nt'edles . can namt' <1 !111 mur~" ot tht>se dJsmft>(' tJnts and proper ··op· pointles:;. qUI·~ltons that wrre s t'ner-.; 11 you daughter ran"t don "t ~xprr ·t <lnSWtTS to Tlwn al"tn rd a plrys tctan, sht.'d lwl LADIES' FANCY PRINTED CHILDRENS LONG SLEEVE SILICONE IRONING BOARD along C'OTTll"~ th!:' Hi!': One . and l t' f St' t!k tor dlp]J it''i - J-1 vou "re c·nu~·:t"' l off ):!.ll:lrtJ ~·ou Dear He lt:>n Bib StyiM don't an.;wt>r 1t and you·rt' 111 1\h Wile 1s afraid ol· bird s SlzM 3 to 8 FIBRE GLASS PAD troublt> 1.1r IH'\ t'r ll~t r·nrnj;! tu \ol as long as they·re m a Fancy printed cotton bib style apHandsome cotton polo shirts for Misses and Ladies' Full size 54 inch Ironing Board Corons . Regular $1 .00 value-s. A~sort· m! ' L"agt' . bul when the~ are II yin~ children in sizes 3 to 8. Assorted Vl'r Silicone trl'ated and thick fied colors and patterns. All fast ls it Jlhl tl1;.1 t you ga1~ dcJn" t around the houst> . We JU S! go! FANCY CORDUROY patterns and colors. Long sleeve br" gla ss pad. St·orch proof . Makes color fa brcs. likr' lh1ngs qt..rt·t · ~ A!\l nrdl"rt•·d . and 1 havt' a parHkt>t>t styles . G. W. Birthday Bargain. iro nmg easy 1 ~ Ppl ail tiLrrHtgh collt'gt• He Dr o;r :-;;.Jnr Jll"l ILf\t ·'- to be out. \:Jilt HPI \ ~ Could be Ur m<t~ tw y,e gu e~ nuts Slw wa~ scared a:t"lll:-.t>out as .~o r t ment of corduroy and l!J..:e :n thrnk out lliud fl,ll rrwl st)le sneal\er.; for wnml'n and [1 \UU fl ~ll l"t' ~IJU.\t' got it ~ ("htld when sh!:' gut lockrd ci\Jldretl. Broken SIZ t'S ami odd lots. Rc: rou~ h \I IIII un.: orw qu t·~t r f•Jr uv in the chrrke n prn Every set gu lar $l,W v;ilues. marhlnt' \\Ill -,tHilrld srl tn •Hl ,~ t 11 ne wrngs flap she gets ngtd . fE""male ch<t llt•r 11nd rnurwhtn~ What to do·~ - HE'\" SOflt'l \ " l',l,lf11<ill t\"]Jt:' (!Ubi Drar Hen 27x87 PLASTIC FOAM AND TERRY SHEER SEAMLESS t·:\' t' rvbody is en\tllt>d t.o one soml"'l rn1t' Y111; Li fir e! lw n· that wtfe tht> g;d-.. n,i\ on]\ .:.~ . . ~ . tlwy an· mrld phobia . But ~· ou pair s w ~"'r t"Ch h 111her 11 rth quest ron!'. (' ..1, '\l u\·ercome hers. with pa· Fancy Designs Assorted Patterns BEST SHADES Exampl e ·w,m ·; ~·ou lla\"e <~ n · tlt'n("t" and a little Lim e. Shf' Take your choice of rnany patterns Heavy cotton terry top with non lr rf'~ Ulars of higher priced seamot heor t'Pr• hlt' · ·\ n'n't tlw\· can gel acquainted by h•eding ant.! colors. Full window size pial' skid foam backing. Big choice uf h·ss nylons . Best shade!l . Sizes Blh fa\lenJm.~··· · - 'You aren "t on the tmd 111 tus cage-. anc..l J~t · screen printed patterns. Regular tic drapes. Big Bargains. tn 10 1!2. Sho.v for barga ins. Friday, a drel ;uf' )111,.. ·· lsn·J ... ~·· ling hrm roost un her tmger $1.00 values. Saturday and Monday . en·bodv "" ' - t\'t'ryhudy"' ll ow .\t'XI. let hun fly m another about -,..:;Jr:tli"' Hm· lll-1 11 I rou m where she l'an watch Complete with Batteries mm·h sh~: ·._ gam· from a di stanrr. If he "s a gen· wondf'r how Bi!:! 4 cell Elecl.ric Lant~rn wtth long ed '' - ·] JtJ ~ 'J U ~U ]J IJO'-t' ~ht· S tie parakf'Pl. h~ will prob:-~.bly pr hearn li ght and rt'!.l na~hin:.:, :;rgmtl lq.:hl \nJ twr jli''.Tmt.; ~ ~~ on ht'r shouldt•r without tak· pregnant "' ("ompl t'll' ...,11h 4 D ct>ll b<t11Nit·~. Hrg lsn ·t eu>rybu- 111 g otl. t'spec1 al ly it" you are nPa rbv. And .she·n grad ually get dy ' . You dun 1 l\nm1· \\hat y•iU l:l('f' U~tomt>d to hts take-oUs mts =>. ~:.Jm IJ~ nt•t b+'mg a wo- Sltr m av ntver be complE-te rnan Wt re nul only bud! like h· at ea.se with wing flapp ing quest wn marf..s . ~,~,· ~"' !11"' b~ but she can train herself out them - H of Iota\ fright. - H. bou\d Be Sane and ;\ot Hatd Tim; column is dedicated to FACTORY CLOSE OUTS! Dear Ht>len fa mi lv living , so il you're h~v · You" re alwa~·s singtng lhe ing kid trouble or just plain WOMEN'S REG. $1.99 praises of lt'en-agers. I stil l trouble . let Helen Help YOU . think chtldren should be se~n She will also welcome your FANCY COTTON and not heard . and you di•n 'l uwn amusing exptoriences. Ad· get that these days . .Just you dress Helen Bottt'l in cure of Its the Truth! We are celebrating Washington's Birthday by sm ..hlng prlcft deep down throughout the store. watch and see - oomeday we· H this newspaper . Come in and help your self to a big slice of savings on all your needs. In oomo instances quanfitioo ora limited have to fight 'e m ~ Or put H 10 come early lor best choice. 3 Days of B•rg•ln Buys. F rlday, Saturdoy, Monday. Bill: assurtment of pBtterns and co· this eay . They ·re okay , but . Cnllege Raskt>tball Rtnlt11 lors. High quality blouses. Special would vou want ont' tu marry "y Unltt"d Pren loteruatiooal LADIES SIMULATED LEATHER Gf:"'Qrge Washington Birthday Bilf· your daughter ' - SF:Ml ~ Kill~ East gatn.Buy ot. Don't miu .U , DI NG 1 LaS(tlle 101 Seton Hall 71 Dear Semi . Cornell 89 Col umbia 80 NEW SPRING STYLES Put lt this way . raise ynur . Broekporf St 7ti Fredonia 69 kids to be sane and not Bloomsb'g St 91 Lo<"k Haven 77 Scores of new spring style• tn MENS WHITE Prov ictenre 88 Hhodt: lsland 72 26 QUART SIZE black patent like. beige. Good CUSHION SOLE lookin g dress flat at Bonanza D_.. 8 ~ent ley to3 ~abson 92 METAL WASTE 1 count Price. ronneetkut 89 Boston U 78 GENUINE BIRDSEYE COTTON f concordia 65 Ny ar k \!i""'n 53 : ~oslun !'oil HI t;randeis >I Heavy double cushioned sole Trt-nlnn St 71 Montclatr Sl 6!1 Big size all metal waste baskets. construction. Comfortable. long Plans were mudc to spon<;o r l'tll"!:l 5:; Bochestcr 52 26 quart capacity. Assorted ena· Slzas Genuine Birdseye cotton wearing cotton work sox in sizes a Tup perw~:~ re pa rty when the ~uffalu St 57 (~ene~eo 55 mel fini ~ h in wood like patt erns. pr 4 to 10 di11pers. Soft, exlr<& absorb10~ to 12. Lay in a siupply. Ohio Eta Phi lh.apter ol l:!et.a Hider 84 CCN't' 7'2 $1.00 V[lhlf' . ent . Full 2h27 silt> Pi'ckSigma Phi Sorority met Mun· Te mple 71 P i tt sb ur~h B~ ed 1 dozen in 11. packagt. LADIES' FALL & WINTER day evemng iu the Middleport Brnokh'n Coli 73 Hunt er 57 doz. 27x27 SIZE Gas o[ft(·t·s. Th~ gruup attend - \1a nlu:;ttan 77 St. Peters 71 pr ed a the:ll re paJ·ty .tt the \Jpr gs Won·l;'<;\er Tec\1 8.~ Tufts 59 t Clearance- Ladies, w o o l $ 1 Theatre 1.0 Pumt:" roy pnu r lu (';,tlif 1 Pa 1 St 95 Wavnesburg 88 JUST ARRIVED! like and corduroy capri • the - ~"('l ing . . .· Slip . ROf'k 77 lnd. t 1 St. liS NEW SPRING pants in assorted colors1 Mt s_ Shmlee Ne-wman . p1 est- N h .0 M T h 56 , Save ltZ nuw! pi r denL Wtl !oo 111 cllurg~ u! \Itt:! ort ea~tern; th <.ISS ee VoluM To $3.99 mePtmg The tupperware par- . . · 6,~ . . . . 0 LADIES' SOFT SOLE t) will bt held Thursday t"Vt'll· Rtth.mond 8_1, \ 1 rg1~ 1~ M~~l. . 13 JuniorS, Mines, 112 Sizes LADIES' LEA'ETTE VINYL T-V MILL LENGTH Bright Dt>W dresses for spl'>i.ng lng, .Feb. i8 a! 8 p. m. in the ~- t.ar A&.,! 1,0~ ~.l tz (II~ . 9~ TOTE STYLE ASSORTMENT iOCtal ruoms ul the Columl.Jus \-a reeh 71l \\ rll and Mar~ :;, l'Otton and attlaleS ir1 <tll the nt-'W spring shades. Save on fa shiuns at FINE COTTON and Sou t ht rn Oh1o Electric Com· \1 iami t Fl<11 95 Strtson 34 the Bonanzp.. pa!l y trl ,\ILddh:port. All me m- Clemsun 84 Wakt> Forest ~ DISCOUNT PRICES Soft. fold up olyle. TV atyle I bers art> urged to att end with Regular $1.00 values. Late style house allppers. Aaaorted colors imdted gue~b :\lt ~s :\ewman Mill length, of ftne quality hand bae:s m1de of vinyl materand patterns in aizea amall, med· cotton fabric. , Choose from announced that adv::~nced orders ial in leather like patterns. As.. DEVOTE(.. TO INTUESl Of ium and lar~e . many patterns and eolor com· an bemK takt>n t"or the p<i.-ty sorted I'Olor ~ anrl ~tyl es. MEIGS MASON ARE-. binations. Values to 39c a U wns re-portPd that tht' 1\fv· •lrhard 1 . ow~n . ru•llll'l.,. yud. Fast colors. thers Mardr lu1 the ~)I)I!U drtv t' c-.ut•' T•nn•nrll ldlter DISCOUNT PRICE bad nt-'ttl"d £709 30 \\,•mb~rs PubiLJMd ev.rY 1 narnO(In u: crp• ond $ 6 . 6 6 were ft'mtndt.'d tu save iJuttte Smuh r o. rh~ Vl"t1" valta' Publl•h pr .. . . i o ~ c.,mp;nn 110 'd~<"hr~nlr <;t Pnl1' e&p!l . A rt::purl V..':IS giVen un uoy . Oh10 Su~lon• OffiCI pbnm thr W<:r y~ a nd \h·an " f'O IU mJI - WY t-21~ i:d ltpri MI g.hnnr W't' 2 LADIES 'A I 5"l tee and a U i~c u s-;wn h~;-l d . ~: n t ~rrd .. le cond eii!UI maUinl SPRING The cu \t ur<11 ;Jru~r: 1111 t:ntit l- 7.:::~'' •h• prur l)ff\,.. • ' Pnmarn~ eel "1'ra ve l ' w:t~ g1ven by "atJon.l • •herUI1DI npra .. nt.a ' ll~e Hflttin~!h KlmhiiU . lnc . 343 . BOYS FANCY CHILDREN$ 3 TO 14 Lynn Smil h Rt'"lre-:.hments l..e...tnJron ,.,.•.. N ew Yurlt City . New COTTON DRESS CORDUROY CAPRI w~re served uy ~tr ~. Keith ,'"' S~b.crlptloa ntaa: oeuverfll .., 1 Urethono Round or Squaro Riggs fo i ~WIIl l<( tht' ffit't•tmg . ~an in .,.h~•• avallahlf". 311 rant.• per , Btauliful new styles for spring Attending Wt'l"t.> the above and ~;~~~ ~D"~~~~~~' 0 ~~lr:o:dvan:~~ .:. ~! I havt> just arrived - Laminated fa?drs. Don Bt>tzmg. ~t r~ ~ ·r d nk month• 171!1l: thr•• a:aon~b• ts.to D ncs, blends , nubbies. You can " "'l.olnr H nuta wtoar1 c a r1"'1~t or~lrr · Foam pillow fonnl!! in round or Heavy cotton sehool · lOX for u.se our handy lay a-way plan, E!Chi l'fn81l, Mn, Carl Horky , no;o1 . . . 11.t>le one rnnnf.h '1..111'1 a, · Plain and fancy fine plnwale lqlllre 1bepes. Ready to eover AsiiOiied fancy pitterns. boys. Mrs. Richard Huva rter ' \1r ~ m ~ IJ o ne reJJ 110 uti; SI.Ji month.~. · cotton corduroy capri pants in . ~ 15 25: Thr~ll ll\DIILbl 113 00. I with your choice of fabrics. DISCOUNT PRICES Sizes 8\!t t 10\!t . Packed 5 pair1 aU sizes for girls. 3 to 14. SpecRichard Rawhngs, Mrs Tom ' · 3 FOil in a cello bal. · ial Bargain Rny! Smith and Mrs. James wr~~- ·\ wp. Mana oncl Boya Assorted Alt!Wf"rlt>"i~ Q Ut'"iflnll 1 want.~ ljllt'~!lnn-: t rltt·r~ ~dwol \lr·~ ~J! <~ S dorn~. then:~ ~ ~ 3 BIG MONEY SAVING DAYS---FRIDAY -- SATURDAY and MONDAY POLO SHIRTS PAD and COVER SNEAKERS $ .00 .00 Party Planned february l8 h By Soro rity , DIAPERS $1.59 c c SLIPPERS THE DAILY SENTINEt $).99 1 ments fundsResources for tbe Department of Natural Includes: Buckeye Lake 95 000 Burr Oak, 1,520,000, Hocklng ' HiUs 400 000 Hocking Lake 48 000 Lake Alma 25,000, Noble Orun: ty 200,000, PelT}' County Rec;amatlon 100,000 Vinton Lake 285 00. ' ' ' APPALACHIA c yd COATS SOCKS PANTS I .00 pr 5 PRS. FOR PIUOW FORMS c .,.00 BUNDLI SOX Packed 4, 5 or 8 pairs In a bundle . Big l!ar&alno. Men, ond Boya Sloeo. TOILETRIES PANTIES · · pr. SEE US FOR SPECIAL PRICES! A big choice of items in household toiletries at this low special price. Shop the Bonanza for Health & Bsuty Aidl. Fine page rayon trl~ cot. White and pastels. Sites r;, and 7. DISCOUNT FREE ESTIMATES ON NEW HOMES HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. SP 3-5554 MASON, W. VA. PRICI c (Continued From Page I) now. ll<>srnan saki projects such as pre • school experience, remedial aid, adult education, study halls, and work • study pro· grams were the key to ending these poverty and called on community groups w mobiUze the lo<al state and federal re1ources t•ward thi.o single goal. OFFICE TO CLO SE The Social Secuirty District Office In Marietta will be closed Monday, February 22, In observance of George Washingt.Jn's Birthday. Also, the Social Security Rep~eaentatlve wUI not be at the Ctty Hall In Pomeroy that day. 9 DISCOUNT STORE MIDDLEPORT - OHIO - POMEROY Heavy brown jersey work gtove1 for men. Re1tllor 8flc volue. 15 · tsprudent.~. Ba~on , a:. o~ter: ~!iddleport Ht:3ftDgS • open oll Str1p• Mine 1 IM tou~olzer ~a· ) f uese~ ·I I t~ ~ween 1 I 1 - - - - - Chapman-Canaday 11 C ·cou,T ..$1'., POM~Ilov ! '•. rr=====::::~~~~~~~=~~jl l ASK TO WED POINT PLEASANT - Five couples have made apl>licati<>ns ll for marriage licenses in the of· flee of the County Clerk. AD<tlv-1 ing were: James Hunter 26, Huntingtpn, and Ann B~~i l l Cottrill, 24, Pt. PleasantO · neth William Tolliver.: 21, Ashton, and Sandra Faye Young, 18, Asht.Jn; Dorsel E. McDade, 32, Leon and Yv•>nn,el Reed Dunlay PI Route 2; ·hell sher Sparks, Jr., 211, Pl. Pleasanl, and C. Karen Charldean Fridley 17 Pt. Pleasant; Jnhn Leroy'st.ren: strlcker, 20, Plain CUy, and Donna Ann Wood 18 Souith-1 side, W. Va. ' ' Sisters Style Men's Brown Jersey GLOVES · · · · pr. had been Musgrave empaneled and Monday. Att.Jrneys Mus· grave represented Reynolds aod Jenkins and Jen~ kins represented Homer P. Newell. Other action of the court Tue~­ day W!"' the granttng of a dtvorce m the ac!ton of Vesta Leona Bates vs. Charles F. Bates. The plaintiff was awarded care and custody nf one minor child. DRESS SALE NOW ~SJ s5 Lodl" Foncy Royon Plenty of 2x4'o and All Fromi"9 Lumber pre:i~~· 165 will GI Winter Concert February 21st FEBRUARY CLOSEOUTS BUNDLE JUMBO VI-JON --::;;-~ v~::;~~~~ . '" admitted. The second NOW YOUR FABRICS •' I .About cha~rm•n. r::· c cea pony Racing • Socte~' Fred Russell, Fred Tom !':d. wards :r·e.:-· DRESSES HAND BAGS ~:nr ~~:~;~n~:~~:\::i~~~~:l ~r:a~;~w:..' :~~:;!~~d· by Swatzel, . th t h M · . r/pltedl eh etgs ld Soc bele-ty in· ; 1 e wou gad to Iaccept the Signs for the ann~al 00 Pa ~ call wa~ at 8:05 40 person! attended the Gt'<Wg! Ha kett Jr resi· p.m. when Jeff Miller, son of dmner and me t' Ed F c ' .. p nd M Roy M"ll s Publicity, Kermit Walton, \ president ·, uenl of the Athie!· r . a be rs. Ill H t er , )ty. . I A change has been ordered George Holter, Allen , ness sess'io a a ust It Boosters resigned Tuesdaycuse, came . . e wao ta en . It IS likely that Magall. in for mea•uring and starting ,Hughes and Paul Grueser ; jur·[ n. night. He said today he "is most hospital by the oquad 01 1 PT. PLEASANT - The Htd- voted La hold a party once a 1covenng Oh10 with Burma the ponies . d ho f _ John (tnd l grateful for the cooperation and tr · den Valley Woman' s Golf As- month during the months of Shave signs, remembers Mr. ning races a~n tlt rs~~ orMrl_Ul ~arry Hli\; annual family pic· ' assistance given during last The fire department qulrkly sociation has set June 3oth for May, Jttne, July and August, IHowe\1 as vice president of the county fair d re r ~ls me, B. F. Parmalee, chairman , summer . fall and so far this extinguished a blaze at 8 p.m. lhe Golf InvitationaL . with husbands Invited as spec- 'Ohio Outdoor Advertismg As· : en at the ' ~~t •m:;t~~t:~ ~h~ A. R. Knight and Leste1 E~l'inter in the numerous fund. on the river hank In front of tht soc1at!OJ_l and as a member of , Fair Board . ~m, entertam~ent, Phd W1lraising proJects of the Boost- Sam Arnold residence in Syra.. Invltatwns have been Issued tal guests. 1 lu the following clubs Galli· Mrs. Bett Dawson, president the Oh10 Chamber or Com· l Secretary Frank J h t hamson, chairman, Harry ers. " cuse. No damage was reported. lOiis Goir Club, Pa_rk~rsburg An_nounced the_ following com· ' ~~rce, upr~se~ting the Adver-. said the order followed 01 n:uo~ Moore, Dr. R. H. _~1ckens. Rus· Mary tl_smg Assoc1atwn at the ume gestion in 8 letter from Mr~ seU Brewn; _audJtmg, All~n l ;ounty Club 1 Greenhills Coun- ! m1t~ees : Hand1cap ry Club at Ravenswood , Pom-1 Stem · chairman, Mary Ingles 'm h1s Sh agents .were placmg Bur- Patrt·c·1a J ones and Mrs J anet· Hughes, Dale Hill d Ph'l' cha1rman, B .1 · ·roy Gold Club, Sleepy Hoi· Barbara Darnell and Mary Am· _a ~ ave s1gns along Ohio M an 11p a1 ey. 1 ow Country Club at Hurricane, I old. Tournament - L i II i (t n highways. ; : : · for . Development, Shrine P rk COWMBUS (UPI I - HearP-ar-Mar _Go lf Club at Parkers- Hyer, chairman, Mary Arnold, Many nation~lly circulated changed from ~~asaurl~ tow~; Charles Wagner, chairman, Clif- ings were to begin today on a. mrg, Fa1rgreens Country Club I Mary Adkins and Betty Dye. rosters now list Mr. Howell ' noun ( th d f th . frord Htll and Franklin Rizer; controversial bill to tighten 0 h.IS tonan · . Mr. and th 10 time ~v e race ' · transportation · , Dan · Oh"IO 's stnp · mme · at J ackson, Oh 10 Wort h"mgton Social - Martha Haught. ehair. as a research · f th Rtzer, regulations 1 ' C~ntry Club,_ Worthington, man, Neil Kennedy, Barbara Mag.a_ll may have not;e~ this, as 3 p. ~- to ~ - ~o p.e ~~c~~ ~~~ , cha1rman. l'_"ranklm Hizer , fred an~ im~rove the reclamation of OhiO South Hills Coun_try Club. L .. rne\1, Lois Tnayer, Margaret ~ p~a.ctJcally all advert~sm~ agen- Thursday and Frida races:.' Russell; Crippled children, ~r. stnp mmed land. :arkersburg, Lakes1de Golf Waldi~, Jean So~ervil\e, Ter- Cles get these bulletms. Th is clause was inser~ed, ··Pon-I Bon:e. chamnan, Henry Ewmg A large crowd wa! expected .....lub, Beverly , Ohio, and Elks zah D1ckson, Bessie Wilson and ies to race according to mea _land fhetod.ore Reed , Jr .; wei- b. be on hand for the Senate ~o~ntry Club , Portsmouth, Betty Williamson. Telephoneurement tlassiri cat ion ., to thse !fare, \\~alter Grueser. chatr· l Conser_vat ion and Agriculture OhiO. Fern Hartley, chairman, Norconditions for pony ' harness iman . Lmday Lyons, _JHmes Clat· Committee's first hearmg on , Plans were also made for a sie Anderson, Lois Archer and races ' wo~thy ~~d. Kal Hmdy · annu- the bJl_l, modeled after a Penn-I :::::uest Day but a definite date Tede Felker. Ladies Day - luThe board heard Miss .Jackie al stag .PICniC, Claude Woodyard, :,:ylvama; l<tw that went into "If I could only find a 1as not been set. The members ella Morga~, chairman, Dot Jones ' letter of application for chal~ma~, Dr. R. D. ~eaton, erfed . on Jan. 1, l?64 . I pump that didn'l •lip!" Baker. Ladtes Day Hostes.'!l is COLUMBUS (U PT J • Tu position of outrider , but did Paul Gl Basically • the bill provides I Barbara Darnell es- 1 1 t . J S. • ,1 1 tamson and Mrs ., for Naturalizer presenll a ____· _ _ day's major legislative action : noThac ~n ~t. ff . . John Zerkle will serve IW\Ch j - F.Iimination of high w ll 11 hid!l~n built-in feature at a glance : e ar 0 ICia Y received followmg the Shrine meet ina · · . . a s, 1 a certifi cate of merit ,Ve H from th . Th d o h1gh chffs rernammg after strip that gently I . If! urs ay. . . . ouse Bills passed: I the _Director of ~griculture for I Other officers besides Wit - mmmg ope:atmn~. <Continued From Page I) hn~• your " - H.B. 12. permiiting the chief h~~~.ng excelled m ground f(t· liamson are John Zerkle, vice I . -Preve~tiOn _of stre~m po ilu· ;itJns. heel justice of the Ohio Supreme I cthttes at the 1964 fair . The di- Ipresident: Theron John~on. sec- · tlon by ~c!d mme ~ramage .. WASHINGTON - Fit ~·~~CH CoUTt to fill vacancies on mun- rt>clor _also l_las announced that Iretary, and Karl Kautz, treas-1 -B~r~ mg or ,actd·p~oducmg President Charles de Gaulle's icipal eourt benches. (Vote 127- ' the OhJO FHJr Fun~ for each I urer. Trustees are Robert Coats, ~atenals to pre~;ent soli pollutop aide arrives in Washing0) . county ~robablr WIU be about chairman; Kermit Walton and , I on. . Spring Preview eNAVY BJ.l TE ton today for high-level talks on · -H 8 24 1 . r $1,618 htgher than m 1!164. A Dr. Ray D Heaton. The club - Repla cm•nt of top sml re~ L..~ . . , ncreasmg rom 100 t t 'th K' h , moved t'n . . t. . d'ff to 120 days the tim b 1 con rae WI mg Brat ers Ro- meets the third Thursday of. m!m~g opera tons . lhe Sharp po I1cy 1 erences uc- PT PLEASANT Th See all the now spring • 801\F. tween France and the United w· t · C -f he sentencing ano exec deo for 1965 has been signed. each m . onth at 8 P m in the ' - New top soil for recla mation "les on Vt'et Na m a nd other Pleasant m er .oncert o d t Se Pomt u JOn m cap- . D'lrec·to rs att en d.~~g th. e meet- Masomc temple basement, . . Mid· plantt'ng . styles now 1t . .. eBLACK Junj I i ita! crimes. (Vote 129·2) St.. criti~al 1ssues. . or an. en or l Bills introduc . · mg were Fred LetOJeJI , presi~ dleport . Foreign Minister Maurice High School bands wtll be pre· \ - H B led . . dent ; Hugh r:uster, Charles MARRIAGE APPUCATJON 3 lowmg the state Williams , Charles Radford, Wal.l Courv~ de Murville was due to sented Su.nday, F~bruary 21 at 1to st Robert Lee Fisher. 29, Pori· lly in from Paris tonight. John- 3 p. m. m the htgh . . school eflt u sweepstak~s for ben- lace Bradford, Fred Goeglein,l Pleasant Valley Hospital [land, deckhand and Eliza~ son and Rusk were said to en- ~mnas~. 'ntl& Will be lite -H P bllc educahon. Harold Carnahan. Bi ll Down~ , Admtlted - John \Voyan , beth Ann Diddle, 29. Racine . lertain no hope of narrowing f1~st pubhc concert of the bands . .B. 200, expandmg the rule ie, Hiram Slawter and Secre. HE'Tiderson: Mn. Gerald Pear-, lhe polic.~ gap between Wash- thts school year. Altogether 165 makmg power of the Supreme tary Johnston. son, Gallipolis Ferry; Walter NO TESTS MONDAY In the Middle Block Next to Elberlelds lngton and Paris on such ex~ students will participate. Court. Donohue, ?t. Pleasant ; Mrs. The Ohio State Patrol an· plosive issues as German re- The concert wi\1 feature the Senate THREE ARRAlGNED Harold German, Long Bottom. nounced today that there will POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI unification. Viet Nam an~ Com- Point Pleasant Woodwind Quin· Resolution adopt~: POINT PLEASANT _ Three Dlsrharged - Mrs. Roma E. be no driver tests given in munist China. But, officials said let and Brass Choir. Theao two L 18, honormg Richard persons have been arraigned be· Garrison, Buffalo; Vannes>a Middleport on Monday, Feb . 22. they hoped to get a clearer idea groups are a part of the ' solo a . .. er of t.be Cleveland Press fore Justice of Peace A. M. .H.iay;.m-.an,;,iiiPiiit~.~P-te~a~s~an~tiiiiiiiOOiiii_;W~a~s~hi~ng:t~o~n~'s~B:ir~lh~d~a~y.Oiiiiiiiiiiii!:;~: of just what De Gaulle is up to and ensemble program at • . deon of the press corps." Goodwin on various charges. il In tile Far East. PPHS and both will appear Btlls Introduced : . Harry Vernon Carpenter, Pad~ next week in the finals of the . -s.B. 96, atlowmg Sunday en City, was fined $10 and costs COLUMBUS _ J A y c. West Virginia Solo and En· hquO: sales by local option on an intoxication charge ; WiiFlowers, 44, Columbus, assist- semble Festival .in Huntington. electmn. . liam F . Ward, Huntington, was ant attorney general assigned The bands will preeent several . . -S.B. 97, requiring reflector~ fined $5 and costs on a defective as counsel to the Public Utilities famous marches, concert se- Jzed license plates. equipment charge and Lucille · Ohio (PUCO) lections and popular numbers. \ Maxine Durst, Mason County, Commission of the past two years, today was The p~bllc is invHed. A dona· CANADIANS RALLY was fined $5 and costs for non· appointed to the PUCO by Gov. !ton wtll be taken. TAMPERE, Finland (UP)) - attendance of children in school. , James A. Rhodes. 1be Canadian national "B" .Flowers was expected to be Trial Nevet· Starts hockey team rallied from a J,O RELATIVE D!j':S sworn In immediately to fill the I Civll A , deftclt Tuesday .to defeat Fin· Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kesterson . chon land 4-2 ln the ftrsl of a series Minersville have learned of vacancy on the comntlssion left n by the Jan. s resignation •I PT. PLEASANT - 1be civil of European exhibition games. the death '•f their brother·inWarren J. Bettis, who became ac!ton of Florence Reynolds law, William Smith, Parkers· Columbiana Counly prosecutor. vs. Homer P. Newell scheduled World War I, which lasted burg, suddenly Tuesday of, a for trial . Tuesday m 41'. years, cost an estimated heart attack. Funeral services I COLUMBUS - .8 REA K· County Circuit Court was set- 8.5 million lives, according 1o win be Thursday at the Kimes \ down of Gov. James Rhodes' tied prior to tis beginning at the 'Britannica Junior Encyclo. Funeral home there. Mrs. Kesrequeat for capital improve- 9. 30 a.m. Jurors for the case paedia. terson will attend. WOmen G0 Ifers Set JOne 30 'tati.onal Event For Invi UPI Briefs .99 SLACKS ...... pr. ea - -· -~ ~~~:e'~· :~inro.U t~: w~~~:~~ Ordered m Da~t·d Mp~llerll'alnl~ DRESS FLATS s , r~alrman, R~ey ~ At a Glance c SOCKS BASKETS MID Or Change Assembly Work BLOUSES ! +.fn"'~ ..' INGTON'S BIRTHDAY SHOP THESE ITEMS EARLY QUANTITIES ARE LIMITm now~ uprigbted . ,q_,, .v ~ ·•· ' "" . . . • , aw~?lounced r0 DRAPERIES cea c w . large rl& wat owned by tbe B rd Moto U f North Y r neo o Carolina. Tbe driver was not injuredbd in lbe milhap but into the grain to ~ loaded anotber lraclor • traile 1 before the otber one t'Oilld be Called TIWice Conl } B'}} cea BATH MATS NYLON HOSE Elderly people who drove ,SHAVE. th e signs are being brought out or rode tn automobiles a quar· l The signs were discontinued cleaned and assembled in full tcr of a century or longer ago several years ago and the ag- and broken seta and giVen to • ' may remember the strip signs lency, known as R·F' removed select list or mu,.ums . a Ion.8 tNhe signs II lilt h ere h so numerous d y kand stored them ln Leonard c Odell , president , •..: ~g walys adn. were so llnl· eBw ' or . . .of the Berma Vtta Company, terestmg ltat r1vers actua y emg so unusual and mter· personally has presented a set ' slowed down below their aver- esting the agmg p~ple decid-lto the Smithsonian Institution age speed of 35 miles so they ed the signs should not be 1Washington, o. c. ' could read them . ' destroyed . With museums Robert Magal\ an executive Each sign had the most on the alert for unusual and 1of the R-C Co: wrote A v and clever verse. historical mementos such items:Howell, president of the Meigs interesting always ending in BURMA have come into their own. Thus, . County Pioneer and Histon cal t •~ a to Syracuse Men DAMAS(.1JS, Syril (UP!) -Syria lodll) onler IJ. S. Em· Melvin Smith. operator ofl ball)' 8ecend Secretary WaltSmith's Upholstery in Parker.. er Snow~on e>peHed wltlllo bura . was guest s-••er when ' 41 bou.n as an all~•ed tpY " ~"""" Commitlees for 1965 or the the Pomeroy t..ions club held ill ...... offered Syrlln artDJ olfl- The Twtn City Shrine club have been Ladies mght and Annlvel'aary cen $Z mlltioa lor mllttary Syracuoe emeillf!ltY by Prestdent Phli j.JBTty at the F . ederated church lnfonnatioa.. I squad answered two 1 u 1amson !volunteer firemen fromcalli the and S,. · r Tuesday evenmg . Dama••uo o.•to IJn•ed c · lud b ld n.-u a. racuse department were ..,. 11 t'ng omDmlt ees Blnc e., ha. ui - Mr. Smith .!howed films and Soowdeo with • " new plot \mooed to fi&ht a brush blatA · e mar aum, c lrman, talked on a recent safari he aa:ainst the Syrian army and Tuesday. Charles Wagn~r and B. F Par~ went on in Africa. He shot 1 revolution" and ~aid members 1 rna lee finance . Theodore Reed and killed an elephant bearing j of the ring worked for Soow- t Squadmen were caned at 12:• IJr ., Downing the largest tusks taken near . don. 11 said memben iDclud· .45 p.rn,. to _the residence of and reeland Norns. member· the Indian ocean region in the lng 1 b8 d be old M. Smtth. where Mrs. Smtih 0ffl shJp, Arch1e C. Swartz, chair· I past several years Tht tusks j rmy cers eo was ill She was transported to man. Dale Hill. Dr . R. E. Boice are eight feet in length. arrested aod some confessed. Veterans Memortal hospital and 1 COTION APRONS cea c About his Burma Shave [Dally Sentinel, Parkersburg Man Speaker a' S4 Voice of Broadway ••. reporting HELEN HEll US! PT:=· PL£:::;·-·:·· Committees Traclor TraDer loaded wllk A loBI of ..... wbea• ran oH re Named by the berm of Route 17 near Mt. Vernon Farms and came Sh • rest against blltolde. 1be rme CJ 0 L 'How She Raves' I COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY FEB. 15-MAY 15-AUG. 15--NOV. 15 mr-our r• CG11111. fllfflEI .. TII.T..ouT ' ..,..,... et.n4-u• -.~Mil TK.?oMI "' I'ICifvl fltiHvfi.nwl IIYII"ff 'I'IMt A18URY Mod•l U1104l Danl1h modem 1tyt1n1. tultom-cr•ftd in 1enWne w1tnut v•n•M'I and stltct<ed hardwood 101td1, .. riiClllon-creftad WHY WAIT? Open An Account Today' .,.tux• •P·21" 26,000-votl ftorl1ontal chaSIII, Prlc•• Stert IU Low Ao _ THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. cOLOR FIDEun CGNTIOL AUTOMATIC ..· •~:~! ..,.." d,,u::.; ·. ~: "WE HAVE GROWN BECAUSE WE HAVE HELPED OTHERS GROW'' ;r:o- w\I-CG1or3J:.amo.. FURNJIURE ' MIDDLIPORf, 0. _,_, _ Men••• Federol .,., nit Insurance Corporotlon Pomeroy, 0. �. • ·-~ ... •' \. 10-Dal1y Sentinel. Pome roy- Middleport . 0. Feb. 17. 1965 1 CLUB TO .\IF.F:T The Pon1and -Creat Bi!nd lor11.! Dtmou::-tJ<-~Hon cl ui.J wdl nett at the homt. of Mr~ Caroyn Pnce Tlu.u~O..J) hll Ull n from 10 30 until 3 p.lll. Mrs Lydia Circle J :~~ Program Is Children Mainly About ~-· p I I eop e n ,. p ~ I Nan Moore . Book~ to bt re- 7 30 p m. at thP \lt SOCIAL I \lr1r •nh Mrs include ·Beat the Last Baptist rhon·h Drum," given byMrs James Campbell Harper . Amencan· Harley and "RPfore the Colors , ism <'hairman. in charge- Paul ! v1ewed CALENDAR wtth ONE DAY SERVICE ( .\larthe Hose and Mr~ . Howard! Fade,'' given by Mrs . Henry \ Casd will be the guest ~peakl'r . Ebt'rsbartl Will lead instructton l Null. Naming a patriot will be l Quiet Day will lw held :"t the un tp\!tl t' painllng .t. pnt luck l The February mt•etm~ oJ the l l fEB . the response to roll c<~ll Graef Epi"copal Chun ·h l'hurs· ON Ju ndt 'o\ 11\ be st'rvt'"d tit noon . Lyd ta t"lrrle of lht' Umtt'd. Mt'l.h.\-Irs L1llu~ Houck ret'lrnt>-1 Syrat'use Homemaker!!' club Wednesday evening , 7·30 p. day from 10 !i Ill hJ ~ 30 1-' odtst dmrch was held 1\l~sd~y homf' Sunday , after a week's meets at town ha!l , 10 a .m. to m., Feb . 17, Middleport Church m. Churdt wnnw n ol Metgs 1 1 socJal visil iJ1 Columbus with Mr . and p.m Prnt!T'am . •<"' (;f'r- uf Chris! . in l'ooperation w11h Count~·. are invlled to attend t'vt'lltng lfl t.he rhurch 1 rvom . Mrs ( J Strauss and dau~h- trudP Johnston spt<a k9 on Self The F'eeney . Bennett Pust 128, ~nd brmg a s~ck hmcil .\ ll s .Jm Warne-r, prt'sJdent , ter and .Mr an d Mrs Jan Hauck Ht-lp Heallh l'<HP ]Jot luc k luneh Anwrie.an l.t>gwn 'iiJI'l"la! ser- Tlu• Willing Worker~ t' l<IS!I of 1 upt:nt1:1 Lht< medmg with . ~ poMr and Mrs Roy Mayer and at nol)n , bring lng own table viees. Public mvited . the Entf'rprise F.UB t:hurch em.· Now 1 Sit Me Down. roo- daughter , r\a n(}' Jo ~JJenl the ' sennce The Windmg TrJJI Gardt.·n i will met>t Thursday t'Venm,g at vernmg ('hddren praymg U1 1 weekend wilh rt'!ative~ in CoThe Past Prt>'ildents of the ('!ub will meet ttl the G~s Co ! lhl home of Mr~ . Roger ~pen LAUNDRY~chool l)t>vollons ~ere led by ' lumbus Amencan Leg1oo AuxlhJ}ry or , oft Jet' m M1ddlt'(l0ft lor a Jnt't'l- cer w1lh M~ Jb.rlt'} H~ OWil DRY CLEANING !\Irs Harvey Vr:.J~ 'Hanken who I Mr . and Mrs Eldon Kraeu- Drew Webster Pust "'Ill meet 1mg and demonstrat\on at 8 p. ttS tilt' hostess. Mrs Paul Fnl'k WY 2-5428 POMEROY 0mer0y t, l\r • I Top Value SHIRT FINISHING 1 1 I,:~IU:b:•:l~h:•:d:•: ----- vo:t:lo=n~al:l•:•:d•=r=~====:::::~j Ro~ c~own .I.' re-I SERVICE RADIO & J,V, We Will Pay % Cent Each To Your Favorite Charity. --~Mr~•---J~--A.~~Ed~e·nll.:·_ __ ___' '....----.,... .....,.,.,...,..,.,,.,,;~=====.,....-...,..-=======,.,..,._,_,.._.,._ ,.,__,.,__=;! ------- • Boneless Rump or Tenderau l!loJogne, p & II', · - - - B o l l ... - · · - Spk:.tf LUI..:two. & Dvtctl IA.af' Sliced Lunch Meat --- - -------------- lb. • • • • • • •••••• pkg. White & Ass'td. Colors eenex .... - WOULD Ji~ irnnings to do in Coolville, t67- l lth & I H ...... R 2-15-3tp • tdlk .._ Doe-rr- .-Vet ..,.e-rbt.,- - . MB7"Malse _.. ... .. .. .. . ..._ ,,arlan. large and small animalS. 128 Washington St.. Rav.... wood. W. Va. Phone 273-42'1t. Office hours, DaJlJ 4 to 6 p. \I 1 311 tfl: Plio••• F ••• • FREE 100 unt' COpyright - YN"nl" CIMI.ate SAVE 60t ... - • • • e· ,, other Avonct.le p, •••• _ _ _ _ 10 ... ,k.. 10c ---·--~ 7 . . . . . . ._.. ....... •Dolwlt duaw'I M M'" Tall • " ~ we4o u hfhl U fur one BREAD lAYER -- 88c c Jce •JU.D. ~Jtandard. trelld. on front : Two welt mlrrun: Cut Jpol«> wheel.,: bu111l Electric Wlndahteld Wipen. var· c:out duty dut:r Ue· To"' Dol- JllatOIS Rai..O. D , on home trial _for 30 days l • , . wrth all the equipment that MQn ttome •tt&tl I i so ....::111 ... from CX1kW UIW&b" ~ . _ fM .adlo.-llled*ora-t f are requuted tn ombmtt •xaet apeeltlcatlona of lh• untta for llow"d ywlke a,.. t --tllo~----"' whldl blda are aubm!Ued. The Boud of Truat.ua "serve UM rl..lht to nject any .er all bid&. requened to IIU~ with their bid f'lr the above equip· ment a rurthl"r bid for the foli<Jwln• Townth\p Eo.iulpment . Said amount lo be d.-!udolld ,...... the Md pplet for the tnHlr., to 111'1t: 1854 Chf"v· ro~t Dump Truot. l ohD OWN I.. A. Tr•\-t..or W\tll moan~4 IIU)Wer. 1952 EVERYBOtY WINS! n•• Ford 1~2 Truck. e• ~!'arne, . . . . . . . -.. .-...- g Hafdtop? (0.. a Fast.t.ck 2+2. on ~o and • AfCX .. _ ___ 5 qt. jug 49c Btl IJ ""ttottlelt"" J Pmsbury Ass'td Flavors ake Mix Dried ZO-oz. Pinto Beans boxea ,_,_ ,_ ... ··- -- -·- 65c 4lc --69t 49c 55c Action Bleach--- ---····-- 79r ________ .. ________ _ AJ-. ' w.n 89c Florient llbea ,_ sllop at~ ~tore -~- -- 71c - - - - - - - - ----..... c lcm dollv's wodh more ...1 till' 1-------Bagg~es . -______ --- ··--·--· ~·~ (Offer good until March 31 , 1965.) • """'75 c Vel Powder ____ -------. 2 CJeu...... Vine Ripe - -~.~!:.¥~'~- ~l -- --.... Potatoes ~COLUMBIA OFF JOe Vel Liquid-···-··--·---·- ..... bottle Ajax Liquid ,.... ------------- - - - - - - - -Soaky -----------·······Ajax Cleanser __ • __ ....... 2 "- llaiu Ruuet •t~: .. O .M.C. Truck. C•b, ll'am• aru1 Ask your dealer about the 30-day home trial offer on GAS dryers. Prove to your own satisfaction why NO other dryer can surpass the speed, economy, dependability and down-~ right personal benefit of GAS . TRY it your- . self. You'll LIKE it. -- ....---~.-~·,.. FabDetergent ................ •:: 85c eoa (MV. :Ire! .::..t ..... -.: 49e".: Ban .--------~---....... ~ .. 39c Cashmere----- --------- 2 ~ 37c Hook: Ren Tow Loop; Heavy dut:r rront and rear 8J)rln.u with Aux.U1ar ~· sprln11: Cuttom Cab: Turn Sii· nab wllh Hauard Swltdl I< M•rkef" h&hhl: 1-'uwrr SLP.ering Optional 7 " i Dump bodu with H•lf eab protector or l"qulv• tent wtlh bo\11 mountl"d. Mud fi•JHI and patnt.d )loll" l.o. T•U• rate ffW &Prea4lfll MK•rlalt. Tnu:k .. be pal.o.t.-"1 . Palmolive-·-------·- ___ 2- = -37-c Cashmere Bouquet _. ___ • 3 15-tl& 9 Fruit Cocktail ..... 4 ~• 89c 4 ---~-.-- ----~~~.... t AI H;i;Spray "":.: .., lable ,pud: Two spet4 Rear Axl• 16,000 llu . or laner; Huvy banery: Span whel'lt Hea'")' OU filter : Freah Air Beater & fros l~r. l n,.rra~ed Coolln1: Front ! -....... ............. --- ~taup : _________ 7 !:. $1 Sterllnr Salt _-~ ...... 3 _ 29t ~,.....U!ll.. .... Palmolive -----·-------- 3 ':.. 37c ork &Beans dump a _, Ten Ply Mud and mow tread on rear: Two II 00 a 10 Td Pb' arc- Blw lonnt't Kraft Crtuker Barrel Cheese 10-oz pkg. MILD J$c Mai.OW J9c IHARP 55C Ea. SKARP 57C PIWII ,...... trllcll., •• fuiOwt: G.V,W. of 23,000 lb. or ln"Jer ; Proper Wheelb ..e for 1 • 9 dump ~d . I Butn front axle '1,000 lb•. or l•reer, Frauw R.eiDforeeuwat and ""~'} Duly Br.Ut: 3410 eu. ln. · or or lw-1er v.a ll'nfiJI.•: 280 Cu . iD. or larltr I cylinder en,fiM (Bid lholdd •uoteo optional eatllDI: Fin IPMd. (D\red In fifth TrUll.): Vuut 9.00 Bidden • $1.49 29c arg8l1ne -------------- 1-tb. ---Krispy Crackers ~~ ____ . bo':" 3lc - ---;-;; LIGAL NOTICI - - The Che5trr Town~tup Botrll of Truatee• will re-cel~ .. ~aled bids un- Bldderl Exp. 1/ 2(1/ Gl I(Jitll Lucy-Watusi Doll e ---- ...... Legal Notice :GAS DRYER lolld D.fldout Awtn Nescafe -------~-~----- t. With ......,_ ol butcherin& and cutting . Phil Meier, Phone WY 2-3510. U Y Uc stacks,. of wash .get a ~ 4-tb Bag JZ-oz.. FREE CU~'l'OM ·tor drying - ..... Spotlight ___ White Cloud Tissue __ . __ _ '"· .... 27c I(._Y, C. ::- 89c <llerries .... -____,_ 6 ":,."' $1 I 4 tiC 1965. ...... ............ Exp, l/li0/!6 49c Peaches ~~ ~ .11::0.... 4 ~• $1 Reuter lnouruce, ....,....,. ~ ._. FREE _.... 50., -----------~ PHOTO Copying Semce. Cop leo made ol lepl papers. birth records and olmost lilY diX!Ilmenll. Manh .lbr /.roger L.... lll I we,_ lllp. l/20/tll Insurance til 100 FREE boxea •• from the redemption of all coupon. in this ad lb. TtN Krottt C -·- FME£ FREE 50 100-ct. !(._ R.I.P. '-.U Dl:4 9 CII.U.CM!I -------- 4» 59c $ 89e Peas Biuuits ............... l2 1 00 m. •••• Rib Chops ::.~ . . 59c Loin Chops :::.c~. . 69c First Cut c;;: 39c Thrifty Sirloin Tip Roast .. 99c ··-89c A LADY wants housework five days a week . Mr:1. Lewis Peters, 176 Sycamore St., Middleporl. 2 15 31c " M:-:el" "vin- E. . . . . . . . ' r •• lllp. l/20/0i "Pork Chop Sale" Emoloyment Wanted Dr-. • • • • • • • • • • •• THEY ARE VALUABLE! -·- Livestock ...... HoW EIECra 1'op \ 'alae S&a•p• lb. SAVE YOUR R. C. COLA. DIET COLA, NEHI TRUll FRUil ORANGE. AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS 1 my home. Call - .... • • lb. 1 3518. 500 Semi-Boneless Ham • 69c Boneless Ham .. F:".c:·~. -. ~h~: ~ :·~'. 99c Fresh Meat Loaf 59c Ne ...,..... tlk.es ,......Yecl from .... y ...., ham told .. K"-'• BEST COLA BUY A; er,.o.v., FulJ Shank Half serves 18 The Meigs County Democratic nub held a fund raising auction at their meeting Monday evl!ning at the Second Ward house with Mrs. Sylvia Zwilling as ~uctioneer. During the evenlns a heart shaped cake baked and donat- 1 ed by Mrs . Francls Andrews, ---------·-- - l•alpltla 'Toe Will. d ••• ,, ow. . . ., Smoked Ham carton ,· Hurry! Still time to win a Top Value Stamps Demm:ratic dub f.ondul'ls Auction Required! • Evans French City Brand SERVES THREE CLELAND'S T.V. Swatn·l. Mrs. Frank Vaughan ber. and Mrs . Karl Krautter. 1 K,...... . . . ., ... ...... ... Center Cut Ham Slices • • • • 89c .. ... Co:la ~ EACH BOTTLE 1 I- Often! u . - .... .,,, NQW IN HALf.. QUARTS 1 I Register Now ! No 'Purchase 1 read the story What Buenos I te 1 wert> Monda} vtsJtw ::; m at the home Mrs Gerald I m Feb 17 Memlmts Means." tellmg that ll 18 1 Parkers bLJrg . W Va Wildermuth Wednesday even-' bers lift' to brmg gut'st!i t'as~ tu mak.e fnend~ Wllh peo- ! M1ss Ruth Aun l:latl .!y, !.tU- mg Each memhet 1s to bnng a FEB. 18 pi~, of other l~ds if .one only I d{'nt at Columbus Busmt!.>S Um· l gift for a patit"nt a.t Miller 's Magnolia Temple , Pythian Sl&t rlt:S lo understand them . l versity, spent the weekrnd Wtlh . Cottage Dayton . tt>rs will meet 1n regular setThe group partlrl~~ted 1 ~ her p<arenl s. Mr. and Mrs . Wil- ·, Regul~r meeting of the Brad- ,sion at the OA V haU Thursday, SJ~msn·e \~admg of God Seeks bur Bailey : bury PTA will be held Wednes- at 7 30 pm . HIS Own.'. and smgmg ~ e I Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Wil - 1 day even ing , Feb. 17 at 7:30 The Syracuse · Method~t hynms . All P:ople Of 1 he son and daughter5 .1nd Lie~ a Kay I at the school. There will IJ€' the church Will sponsor a soup , pte ~an h.· ~nd ··1..h"' Vote~ Of .lett were Sunday dmner 1regular Founders' Day pro- , and coUee sale in the ch_urch God Is Caltmg . · guests ot Mr . iind !\-1 n. Carl gram . Refreshments wlll be l kitchen , Thursday. Contamers r-.lrs. W. R Carpenter , p~o- Moore . s£>rved by the Fourth Grade I must bt> provided [?r carry~ gr<J leader, had for ~~r .~o~lc , Mr . and Mrs . Gcralri M ~•, •hacl room mothers . service. orders will be dehv~ " Uu1 duldrrn and theu s She and family ur Syracuse spent I Class 12 Circle of Heath I ered if necessary . brli11gl:t out UJat all have~ ~u~ sunday wit.h her mother. !vl r~. Methodist Churrh wiH meet An Americanism program as elttzens .or a communtly sus 1e Fischer. I Wednesday evenmg, Feb. 17 ~t will be p_resent~ _by the Arne~ nt<w nat10ns.' tb_at the ta sk of Mrs. Susie Fischer and Mrs. 1the church at 8 p.m. Mrs. Davtd can Legwn Auxiliary of Lewts the part>nt ts btgger uuw t~an Gerald Michael callt>d Su nday Entsminger will be t.he devo- Manley Post 263 Thwsday at ev~r m hJsto~y , and th_at chi!~- afternoon on Mr . and Mrs. 00'1 tiona! leader with Mrs. Emer- .;.;;;.;;;.;;;.::;._;_;;~.;...==-'"'"" r~n <' an be giv en the fl,ght haiti- · Brewt'r und family of Por tl;md . son Jones , program cha irman. tude- on ly by parents \\~ ave l Mr and Mrs. William BlaJ<e Hostesses will be Mrs. Guy !he spml of goo:<l will. e pro- of D~r<.:a~ spent Tu~ay f'Vf'n- Shuler: Mrs . Glenn Lambert , gram dosf'd with the ~hou~h~ . ing with his s1ster, Mrs . Susie Mrs Jane Gilkey and Mrs. " The task be lore the c urc . ts Fischer. Uer~an Haddox. . imm£>rs('. bu~ the .rwe~ w~tc~ Mr and Mrs. Charles GraveThe Middleport Literary Club Wo Repolr All Cllflsl IJas gtve~ . IS c urc 18 -------·- -will meet Wednesday afternoon Mok" &Modele more than sufhcrent.'' b . 1was awarded to Alva Smith. , at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs . Fol\owmg a short usmess Various subjects werl! discuss·----1 sesswn . a dessert course was lect by the large group prese-nt. I , , ~ . i se-rve-d from an attractive 1able 'Erllf'st Wingett presided at the ly of Dunbar ' w_. Va. WUP. :')Uil ' cenrere-d with a cherry t~ee,l business session in the absence I day guests of h1s mol her , _Mrs . WY 'l-2255 by thl' hostesses , Mr5. Wilham Iof the president, Mrs. Bob Re.i.- \ B. F. Gravely and b~ 111ster. 608 E. M•1n St. Pomeroy 1 ' Register 1 Wednesd~y ur ROBINSON'S Stamps! ----------------- u. c....... Nabisco ------ l-Ib. 59c 41e Folrer'• Vat Pac Coffee Rhubarb e e I 25c Strawberries ,._ 39c Regular or Drip :. 82e �O&AOUMe . .. P . M.. DaJo Beron Mo-lay De.ld.llDI 9.00 Putll!eatiOD A Ill. Mon.l!.~ CA.NCELLATION!I CORRIWI'lONS IV \11 ., De ~ aerept•d unUI 9:00 Day ttf l"ubllcatton A " · ,.,,~, . .;,olhlt ll:rron •bould ~ lmm.,d l•tely The gubwill no! h• rel poruiM• for .,.1>"'' ..!1 11ort' •nan Qrte •ncorrccr lnaert!an. RATES 3658 . Po l w~n• A,(j 5<'rv1ce 1 ('., nt~ per """'(! one \n&efllM• \,,,.,mmn 1'h.or~e 611 t•enl• 1~ Len•• •<'• ' unv~ ill ""' .~, "'""'I lor rh roe e~ n' - ~o n 111 Sl 2~ .mum E,;aeh k OBITUARU;S for !>0 acl<lltlonal ·relevision Revue wor~ mlnword )c OI"FICE !IOL:RS 6:JO A M tn 500 P M Dally ktutdii) ---41 S-0 A M to 12:00 noon IT'S SO £ASY '2 DOOR By RlCK CoqJs was the re<:"ipient minimum of heavy-style pro· o~. mday mght of a one-hour duction numbers, and a mill .u ~~t<~l sa lute by Dinah Shore mum of haavy-handed ldea!J.s. ,,rl Huny Belafunte on ABC- tic talk (thank heaven no one \lnre lh ~n 100 co I thought calling Abby Mann GALLIPOLIS, OHIO $699 tir~>s. Pomeroy Motor Co. Ca-=:a~og OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ,..--:::--:::-::-..,.---:--12 15 tfc TRAILER lots lor renl. ctose : Business Services C:amping Equip. Laundrymal and school• AUtTIONU!ll "A:PACRES ARE HERE" PHONE WY 2-2156 toValle:y Lumber & Supply ComComplete Service ALL SJC models including pany, MJddleport. lf\-3·tfc Crtlt IJracUord Buffaloes with oplional built ·~ 1tiHEE on::: four ron'11 turr1i!'1 h& t.trtte, PMM ., ins, stoves, dinette set, sink, Card of Th~nks - .----ed and tmfurnl!lbed apar1A. c. BRADFORD toilet, ice bux, etc. Sleeps 6 WE WISH to (').;press our most rnents WV 2-543-4 l2 6 tfr • &ac'- 01111 or more. All the comfort of sincere thanks to mtr manv _ _ ' - HOUSE ' ...., 1lome in an easy towing, easy & 18 tfc tn Pomeroy put Up Apache .Camping Trail- I friends, relatives and m~igh- 6 R00 J\1 bors for their generous. net s Phone WY 2-5385. of kindnf'ss, sympat!IY, flor<~l 2 11 tfc lNCOME TAX Servtce, John· cr - Price $445 up. Ask 8· 'b d fl h - - ·son • Simpson Insurance Ag· bout our "Early Bird Bonus I tn utes, car s. a er I e re- APAHTMENT, 5 rooms and Ro SJic!' Arnsbary Apache Trav6 Coats Buildrent death ot our mother. balh , shower an d l ub. 63 s· ency •~rddlom t• el Trailers, 631 4th Ave., Gal- 1 1 Dpi!'iy Thomas. OUT dt-epP!'il 3rd St., Middleport. Phone ng. 1 epor · Uc lipolis, 0., Hrs. 12 • 9 p.m. 20 1 gratitude to Rev. Paul Hci~t WY 2-2671 1 15 tfc - - - - - - - - - - Most any time by appointof Martins Ferrv and the l -------Van Hope Funer~•l Home, Til· TRAILER LOTS - free se~· MAJOR Medical Health Plan ment, 446-{)239 · 2 16 6tc tonsvllle, Rev . JosPph R.l age and water. Brown's Trail non • cancellable, guaranted, --,----------c- I Kraley and F:w ing Funer:11 er Park IState Approved), renewable. Pays 100 per cent Homr 1-'onwrrw Ohin Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY of Medical bills, over DeReal Estate For Sale 1 l5 tfc ductible. Call Jim Johnson Biffington Family 2-3324. .~ 17 ltc 1 5 -ROOMa~artment and bath WY 2-2903 for information. HOUSE I'OR SALE. 3 miles from Pomero.v on Rt 14.1 All utililies fur1 19 30tc 1\' f. WISH tv thank the Porr. l unl'urnishct John A. .JeFfers, .Jr., Phone m.shed Upstairs above Dr. e-roy, \1 iddle]XJrl and .\Jason 1 WY 2-6046. 2 17 tile 1'1/elgler BuildlDg "'lppl) f o r Fire llepart nwnt s for the · Dunov :m's ofrce Phone WY ---new homes Built in kitch· FOR SALE - 5 rooms and efforts in lr) mg to stl\'t' our 2-JII46 or WY 2-2064. ens, storm windows. alum- bath. partial basement, nP.w 1 12 lfc home. and to all the people inum siding. Call Guy NCig- 66 in. sink , new water tank who have lll'lprd in WI) way - - - -- - - -- - ler, RacineA Ohio. and 6 rooms, with bath, full thrir kindn ess wilt alwa;.'s bf' For Sale 12 29 tfc basement, furnace, 2 Jots, I appreciAtf'd garage. Phone or see Mrs. I Mr. and .'vlrs. Raymond r LSON & s • c w h Snide r ond Famih 63 Buick $1 995 ' WI on s ar as on Wayne Harrison, 237 Race St., !.liddleport, WY 2-3704. 1 2 17 ltp I Sta . Wagon . Special. 'Only Page Street, Middleport. 2 17 31c NE ARE DEE PI~- graterul 30,546 easy miles. Really I Call WY -2-5212. 2-6-Jot~ =~=--=---and wish tu Lhomk the friends sharp, AuiOmatic shift. i \\~2-324ii9-ihe phone to cal FOR SALE: 7 room house with bath. Rutland. Carl Hysell. relath·es. nc 1 ghbor~. and bus· 64 Pontiac _ $2,695 for Limestones, any size SH 2-4524. 2 16 6tc iness associates for their Catalina 4 dr. Just arrivetl Prompt delivery. Emmet W sympalh~· . k indnr ~s. 01 n d , on 65 Pontiac from satisfied . Shuler, Contracting. 1 29 tfr beautiful floral o£ferings dur- eustomer. Hydramatic. R&H. 1 Extra cle<~ll. ing the death r 1 .. w :ll' •'\ l'd ~~ f'~eser. PhuDbbl& Ulll husband and father, A. E. Er-1 Ueallq win. We are e>pecialty grateM!D..mDo, Oldo POMEROY - 6 • room home ful to Hev. Donald Hicks, Dr. Pomeroy, Ohio End vo111 sewer troublee with bath, forced hot air H. R. Pickens. The Rawlings· We ban .0 dza heating, stone mantel and Coats Funeral Home. the Sewer Madd:lles fireplace with built in book- I Homebuilders' Class uf The· 52 I.ALLON Hotpoint electric RealoDallle tt.1ft cases, plenty closet space, Church of Christ , and to all water healer. All new units. can W1 z.mt Da)' or NlgDt: unfinished attic, full base140 00. Phone WY 2-6103. 7 • lie ment with garage. Extra [o· Wh0 .:lS::ii~trd in Cln~'Wfly . with double block garage Mrs A. E. Erwin and , _ _ _ ___ _ _ 2:_17 3tp tii':A"riNG, Plumbing, Mneller -Furoace&. &rDold Brolllen, Conveniently located only ~ Famil y MARKET, S y r afew minutes from courthouse 118 l!:asl MolD Slreel, PIIJIIo cuse, has on special Thur.- erG!'· l'llooe In WMI. and all shopping. 1!6,500.00. 1 Notice day, Friday and Saturday, 1 zo tfe POMEROY6 - room frame 7 gallon Producers or Brough. hous~ on Mulberry Heights YOU ARE INVITED ton 's milk 59c gallon with $5 Help Wanted near new grade school and FARM CHEMICAL or more grocery pu.rchase, 12 hospital. Nice bath, kitchen, , hamburger buns 9c with pur- FEMALE. Unmarried. Several fUll basement with recreation SPRAY MEETING openings in factory coming room, attached garage and 1 chase of 2 lbs. ground chuck WED., FEB. 17 1 abt rebgu 1ar pri;e 59c lb.- 3 up soon, Stator Winding de- brepedezew)ay; 80 ft. lot (land1 s. o1ogna ,J. 00 . - 1arge parlment. Previous factory sea 1:00 PM and 8,00 PM , •16,000.00. FHA 30 eAt L..,dmark fresh eggs, 49c a dozen- 50 expenence desirable but not year loan available. Town &: country Store lb. extra good unclassifled po- necessary. Apply in person at SYRACUSE - 5 • room frame Pomeroy, Ohio I taloes $2.05- 5 lb. tomatoes Imperial Electric Company, home wtih bath, full basement Get latest information on 79c. Middleport. 2 16 3tc forced hot air heating, with <Reed control chemicals, Open Sunday• ll a. m. to · - - -carport. House is fully insU· uses and applications. p. m. Daih t1 a. m. to 8 p. m. tEMA~E:. Don't ,bunt work. lated (6 months heat bill .DOOR PRIZES Saturday Ull t p m Let It fmd you. Let uo talk t90.00). Large lot (180' X 180') •REFRESHMENTS • 2 ' 17 31 to you in the privacy of your fruit trees and shade trees. _ c _ own home about opportunities PANCAKE AND saUSage - sup. T '" t' H Kitchen has built-in dishwash· HONDA MOTORCYCLE. 305 10 upperware p~s 10 ouse- er, range top and oven, $16,per, Chester Gradf' School series. A-l shape. Phone WY ware parties. Commission, 500.00. 30 year FHA loan Z 16 l)tc Car necessary •. but not expere avallabJe. Feb. 20, 5 p. m. till ? All 2-6677. the pancukes you can eat. __ ience. We tram, .earn-as-you· c. CUCKLER, REALTOR Adults, 75c. Children, SOc. TO CLEAN carpets better we'll learn. CaH or write: Royalty BOX %!1 WY Z-3830 Sponoor: Chester Fire Depart- Joan a Blue Lustre Carpel Sales, 63 N, 7th St., McConPOMEROY, OHIO ment 2 16 51p Shampooer FREE with pur- nelsvJHo. 2-!Utc 2 16 31c chase of Blue Lustre Sham. CONTACT. Juvenile Judge, 1.c ROOM house for saie~-1 acre LOST poo. Baker Furniture. Mid- Pomeroy, WY 2-3096 from of ground and well water. Tree and Walker dleport, Ohio. 2 16 6tc 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Price $1,500. On Beech Grove Coon bound Woman or man and wife, 45 Road. Inquire at Guy Priddy Blaek, wblte and brown, MOTORCYCLE, 53 Triumph, years or over to live in and residence. on Beech Grove Loti lD viclnlly of Nease $300.00. Recently overhaul- take care of a family of 4 to Road. ,_13-6tp Selllem•nl ed. Go-Kart Dart. Good buy. 5 boys, from 12 years down _ __:::.__ _ _ _ _:_:_:_::> Tldo doJ Is very sby $150.011. Mrs. Beatty, New to 2 years. 2-6-3otc FOR SALE: Three bedrooms, Bee Grady Craig. Syracuse, or Haven, 882~31 68. 2 16 3tc WANTED housekeeper to live bath, basement, garage, •u 0 Call WY Z-28!0. R•ward FRESH U(•LSTEIN cow with in. Phnne WY 2-2606. furnace, fireplace. 21> lobo. 2 15 lfc calf, milking unit. Charles I 3 tfe Phone 77mll Mason. Mash, Bunker Hill, 2-1&-litc --;;Ucc.s'"."'c"lv:;;llc;ltl;:cn:c:-:klo=T::os:::h:::l2-13-30tp ___ KeD-women 18 aa4 on-. SMIIn 10.._ FOR SALE, at Dorcas, modp CIDCKEN Bar·B-Q-, - Sa1Jr1ay 1AUCTION at M~sonette, Mason, ~~ 8!:'io~"= February 20 Pickup and W. Va., startmg Feb. 18 at traln1n1 unu1 &PPOifltecl. ern seven room home, 4 • uiJUan, unn~ J'Blllii informa.. bedrooms, _2 with wall • todelivery service only. Con~ 7 p.m. every Thursday. All t~ot~ o• JQh. ....n... N~t11ll'4ntleDta. . d 0f me cha d' Wrtte toda, J19bll •~m•, ~ .nd wall carpeting. Large panelkm 8 tact any Middleport Fireman r n lSe, new thm~e. ed Uving room with firefor your order. 2 9 Utp used. Every Saturday o:J: 1 •~e::":" ..::.~ m.t.,• 01 place, full basement and night at MI. Alto, 7 p.m. Man- __;_ _-'.:,.,;.;_...::.:::._:,;;,.;__ RUG WeaYing. WI 9-2826. agement, Faulkner & Jones Auto Sal• laundry room. Gas heat and -;::====-c:-:---2_:5~3::..:.:otp 2-J3.71p - - -·-:-:==-::--::--:o::=-: air condltloning, Storm doors ;c 1955 PLYM--OUTH Call and windows. 1'/• acre lot. lUTOMOBILE llllrurance been HAY delivered first and second ,' ~ Call after 3:00 p. m. WI t. eancallecl? 1"""' your opera- cutting. Also Straw. W. Cliff 6313 after 5 oclock. 2103. 2 12 12tc 2 II Btp tor'l llcenle? Call WY :Hill Stoul Guy•vllle, Ohio. Rt _ -:-:-7"'--:--::-..,--.:llltl=::• 1, Ph. MO 2-2439. 2-13-3tltp 19110 VALIANT, In goad C!Oil- SIX ROOM . house, full base- Wanted To dltion. May be seen during ment, 2 miles north of HemBuy SINGER automatic Zig Zag week at saw mill on Peaeh lock Grove. Free gas. Floyd "~NTI="'Q::;;UE;;;---;fu-m -l:tur :--e-,--cAladdin sewing machine. Like new Fork Rd. Call anytime. WY Well, Chester, Ohio. Phone lamp and old iroD pieces, mar- condition. 195 -00 - Terw. U812. 2 11 6tc 1185-2481. 2 11 ftc WY Z-3862. 2 12 5tc ble topped piece, Mrs. HowTbe llaml!lor HOUSE for sale: 3 miles from World liiiiiUnl II lumpOid Pomeroy on Rt. 113. John A. ard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., ELEC'J'ROLUX Sweeper,_ A-1 Pomeroy, WY 2-0262. ,condition, has all clearung at· Eulltstce Jeffers. Jr., Ph. WY 2-6046. 2 3 tic tachments. G. .anteed. 811 car - , rldo ll!d ,... 2 10 6tc i-TAND--IN-G_Thn_ber-._To_:p~casl!-= I $lt.95• WY 2-:1862. form-. Smlll oor .........., FOR SALE-Mlddle0011'a tall12 2 price paid. Marion Reynolds, fite ll!d ........... at buDd!... looat.s . , N. Coolville, Ohio, Rt. 3, CaD SINGER PORTABLE, IU11J'an-' Sol Secaud Slroel, Middleport. after 4 o'clock, 667-3SOS. teed and eqoippecl to 1110110./lletroJicllll Prleed lor qalct lllle. Ia. l·ll..Uc gram, zig zag, fancy destgn, E. MaiD s-, ...,...., qulnl al Oblo llolol. _.::...:::...::.:1 etc. Full balance t16.15. WV 1'11D111 In Wl7l FA!Utl B2 A. on bard road. P.rm MIIC 1nery 2-3862. 2 12 51<! t 22 tie building sites, nld bouse and FOR SALE: Fergu0011 8-polnt USED Army field jackets, Air 1002 RONDA Super Hawk, ~- barn, \1 mineral. Leaded. bitch, 2 bottom plows. Wil· Corps coveralls, pan11 111111 Gene Dodson, t'll Brownell llooler Smith, Star lU. No. llam Gainer, Loag Bottmo, shtrts. Carl Chevalier, Long Ave., Middleport, Ohio. S ~ B<ll 211, Ripley, W. Va I I ~ P I~ A VACATION co-star producUon. Belafonte are 13 feet thick at the base of was on camera a tremendous the tower and are about one • amount of time. half that thickness at the top. i Miss Shore, looking wonderful again, was magical in her treatment of a song 1 had The Cbannel Swim: Televinever particularly identified ~ ion will present live coverage will. her f!tyle before-a Latin of the scheduled Ranger Eight number. It seemed extremely moon shot Wednesday, starting . ' ...... I ' ,. suitable for her delivery . and i:lt noon EST ... From a Holly· established her again as an in- 1 wood Bhow business trade WHY DON'TYE UNKSNUFFY paper . '·Theyre gabbln' a comparable torch singer. HIDE IT OUT IN NEVER GOES I WISH I COUlD 'Gone With The Wind' seOUT YONDER NK OFA GOOD Leani.nJ Tower rics ." HtDEY FERMY Sales Office I DAilY CROSSWORD th ; 1 I i BROWN, I to write the script), Miss Shore and Belafonte turned in a so~-' easy, so-relax"', so-expert renderlng llf soogs in various ianguages, slngly and together, just sitting there, doi~g a few I • 11 mt~sic, J1owev · steps now and then, without exACROSS tr t· er' was hibi '1 JDism. DOWN LA llize En-and boy L Ar llw start, 1 got the willies Television, of course, .can be of type l'orCon· ,IIPn :'1-Tiss Shore sallf th 8 very powerful factor m help5. Unable l<n"'' to llen.r •1 t·rwurkPd song in ~?St ing the more gentle2. Occipltol 9. Decree protuber.. •ngu<Jge. "Getlin ; ng Ish men of a government. This Fri· 10. Cook'.s ances l'ou, ·· and did the ghan: Kn_ow day , ~or instance, ABC· garment ::1. Compre~J& '1i1 with the 31 d' shakmg TV wrll present its second spe- 12. Maturing. 4.. Point of JJenceiam·ld d ' . ucheese 1ppy to rep t h · c1a rama ealmg wJth the Vift' 0 13. Suapiciuu.s: 5. Pigeon pea, •IJS sort ,1r ~ ~ns~:s:ver, . that work of the United Nations. Re1 6. Feneer·~ •l ubsJded, and a ·, quickly ccntly, NBC-TV's "Suspense 14.Apou1sb foil r.te warmed t~ ~~e. an~ B~la- Theatre" presented a two-parq oMcer: '1. Region G.B. 1d were able to eJr smgmg, story in which Hugh O'Brian 1 8. Forufied 16. Consumr. place it without t concc~rrate and Barbara Rush headed off 11 17. Welnl 9. Taxi ur the corp u~h many Pitches the assassination of United Na19. MU8ic 11. The Empire ·. PI I. s, ey WNe JUSt tions officials. Monday night's note State: abbr. 1 don 't k musical salute to the Peace ( 21. F9.N'rl bullding 16. Unit of JUst swell" now exactly what Corps certainly won't do that · 24. ShLp's work means, but my un . . · erstanding · - orgamzahon any harm. kitchen. . . IS that mus·c B I f f . 1 27. Appearing 2 3 lluu ld make f e a onte, o course, IS mas· one eel good and terful as a showman and it is as!! eaten . . vr:n IemporarllY e1ated, and 1 about time he got some ' 29. AnUered mqre .,. ·_ Coa.... I I or rps vo unn route to Kenya and .· 10·!:1 . were in the d. au 1ence , II;{ WJ!h their boss, Sargent '11• 11 t'r The dialogue by Miss ' ' 111 r·~: nnd Bel<lfonte about the ''" It~ was what one expected . 1•1 -~ I.Jl:sUL1 PRODl:ClNU WANT AD that's what the singing o! the .L'd tl' '':::=:=:=::==§:==~::=:=:":=~~=~~~~=""-' T'U PLACE A BROW If!!LL_Y WOOD r UPI l _ The two stars did to me. With a No rust, clean body and interior , automatic trans . RadJo and heater, good ou uMAT 'iOO t-EED. CHARLIE I 4 DOOR 1960 FORO V8 FAIRLANE SOO - - Utilities furnished. Phone WY 2-fo4.J5 in ~lldctleport. 212 s. .Ftf!h Ave. l 18 tfc 5 room and bath apartment I tn Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3319. <lay~ o• THANKS II 27 tic ment with batb for couple. [tl~rmw! on pa i d 1d1 ~nrl ''"In!~ 1961 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 6 - THREE ROOM turnished apart- m~'"ruon1 pa1cl 'A RD per Pomeroy ,_M_o_to_r_co•.• Powerg!Jdc trans., good tires, dark green flnilh, heater. A FURNISHED apartmenl, 4 ' wonderful to buy. rooms and batt1. 1128 E. Mam NORMALLY PRICID $1195 ____ ______ REDUCED TO $999 Sl, Phone WY 2-3408. i 1960 RAMBLER CLASSIC 4 DOOR STATION WAGON 2 12 6tc Loeatly ow ned and a nicf' well carl'd for car. 6 ryl. engine wilh new ru•~s, std . tram .. rarho, heater, :;:oud t1res. Beige nvo 4 room furnished apart·l and fiiush. ments. OPe first floor WV 2- l WASbrown $999 -------- _ REDUCED TO $899 R!:OU\.ATlONI t'ht Publl•her ruo~"el lhe rillllt NIH or ,..let;"f •n1 ada deernH ,, .,,,, I ou:nv 2 SIGNS FOUR I'OOillli and bath apartment in Mason. Phone 773 • 5310. 2-l7-91p 6 ROOM HOUSE, W. MaiD St. , !"'omeroy. Call WY 25314. 2 16 3tc I ~~~~lal!ll of bis own, . though Pi sA's famous leanlng tower, MiSs Shore, to her cred1t, made 179 feet hi&h, h.a1 w.U. made Monday night's hour virtually a entirely of marble. These walls animal 18. Sweet potato 20. Ogles 21. l~xLst 22. Places ... where anna ororod 23. Llne TI-IET BlDW 0>1 TH' 25. D.lvision otN. r ..lel'day'• It&ly HAtD SHEWT WOUlD OF UPSET i<H'I Of.!( ...., ...... 87. Applaud 38 . J~rg6'St 26.Canf gamo 28.A lamprey 31. A muscle ANY MINUT~,~W­ SHE'LL CHAN<3E.'.' co nl 1nent 40. Theater I'M LEAVING THIS DUMP.-AN' "KJ SLOBS.~' Reat 4.1. Evenings: twttc.b. poot 33. Take o!fen.se: sL 4.2. Property; 3:5, Sulked 4.ol, Blunder L. 12. 30. A confeC• lion 32. Pnrasltle plant 33. Personal pronoun 34. Hmnch 2S 26 36. "Child of the Stm•• 39. A co&lil'lg 1 VcHsel 48. Ntit true 41'J. T•at 1-====--.::.::.:.::==::... 1 ~tl. InsttncUve discernment 4T. Borders I 48. Mut 49. Colors, as Easter egg, I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - 11 , h ere s ow .XYDLBAAX. >-n to work It: Is LONGFELLOW One letter tlmply stand t for the three L's X f Bl CettnCrS ~ o~ another. Ill this sample A IJ u.tecl trophies, the ten,ltn S.:~ f e w~ O's, etc. Single lettert, apo .. Each day tM code Jette- o..r;n.•d'fton ot the Words are all hl..tltl. •• - A J ercnt. <lrntornm Quotation I • THURSDAY THRU MONDAY FEBRUARY 18-19-20-22 I I 1 c. I .._..eoct wv • ------h-. Qhlo, 115-U711. I II 8tf Bottom. Ulllltp 2-15,.Btp N W A W A. '1' W N-O U W • I FREE We Have · A Limited Number Of Our Latest CATALOGs to 91Ve · away . 4 DAYS ONLY I Come In and Open A Charge Account Or An Easy Payment Account · FREE SOUVENIRS Come in for your FREE SOUVENIR , • No Purchase Newssary A COME EARLY·;· • GRAND PRIZE li'WRO :>.-17 "Your wlfo qallod, Mr. Paloloy, and you are to put back absolutely evorythln& exoept wh1t abe h,ad on her list!" i,' GRAND OPENING SPECIALS' R'l'FQN'l' •• WMPO Radio MONDA\ THRU FRIDAY 6 00 Stgo On - News 6· 0) Scared Hearl 6 20 Meigs County RFD 6 2:: Paul Bowers - F3rm 0 J{l Silt Miller Shol' C 5'1 Weather i IKI News 1 n~ riny's ~.1orning Chapel 7 211 Bill Miller Shnw 7 3L Sports 7_3~ Pickens Hardware (Tues . Thurs·) 7·50 News ~ IJto Bill Miller Show 8 30 Daily Llgbt 8 45 Bill !Iiller how 8 45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.. Fri.) 9·00 News 9 05 10 lXI 11 00 ll.15 ll:l5 It ·15 11 30 11 45 12 00 12 15 12 30 3.09 Coffee With Janel BUl Millen Brunell Show Minlsterml Association Mason County Agrl. l'n~ _ (Tues.) F""J-ilY Wonblp !Thurs. A.S ... Program (Frl.J Swa~ Shop 1'llly's Country H)'lllnlime Cement Block Newa Gcessler Guest Star Larry Andersoo Show Jim Meeo Show 4:301!:lectrlc Co. News 4 40 Jim Mees Show 5:00 News 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On - News 6:05 Counlry Music 6:25 Country Jamboree 7:00 News 7:05 Larry Ander'lo'l Show 11:00 Top Ten Sbow 12 :00 Noon News 12:15 Mucial Interlude 12 :30 The Rev . Merlin Teets 1:00 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Sign Off SUNDA¥ YQ AQNW p GURY GUW PRY WYJENW.-li'RIW YesterdaY'• CrYPtoqaoter 'nim 11'4JRI' 1.\l'iD 'l'O THE I'OUNG.~Rlll J.ll ALWAYS A (0 190ii, ""'& F"tuno .......... IIDo.t ; --------·- WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:15 Sign On 7:l0 News Headlines 7:32 Mustcal Clock 7:45 l!:choc• of Joy 8 :00 Oluu Valley l'lcws 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Todl!y 8:15 Weather 8:16 Musical Clo'k 8:55 Com.nunity News U:OO Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Public Service lD:l5 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Latchst.ring 11 :00 New• Beat 7:30 Sign On - Army !lour 11:05 Morning Melndie• 1:00 irencb City Baptist except Fr'd 1 ay, Ch urch 8 ·_30 Sunds! SbOW Bells Ring 9:30 Tho Bible Speakes to You u ·45 World N 10:011 Tile Good Life u':5.'i Mason c~: Newa 10:15 Sunday Sbow 12:00 Community r7.w, 12:00 Noon News 12:05 Local News 12:15 Chrlstlall'l Hour U:!O Markel!! 12:30 Rev. MerllD Teets 12:15 Weather 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12:20 Bulletin Board 1:30 Rev_ Sllao Billllpl 12. '!5 News o Grams 2:00 Rev. Andrew Para0111 !2:30 County Agent 2:% Tbe Rev. 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IF ME LI'OTENIN'· >'M· M ' ' .1 MAYBE: THK>'U. 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 MuSJcal Clock ?:40 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:115 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 Nows, Army Hour 11:30 Public Service 12.011 News RoUlldup 12:2() Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Graw 12:30 Saturday Matinee t:OO Olscing with Doss t:30 Top fen Revue 6:00 News Ro.mdup 5:15 Public Servico 5:30 Dinner MusJcale o:OO Sign Off Bw GEORGI WQND&a A.BBIE AND SLATS WIN"'ll' W!NlrU TO BE GIVEN AWAYI Winner HIS Cholw Oh eWASHER eREFRIGERATOR • •DRYER •FREEZER emEVISION •RANGE 2nd PRIZI $75.00 Allowance 3rd PRIZii $50.00 Allow1nco 4th PRIZI $25.00 AllowiiiCO No purchase Ia nec:essary, you do not haft to btl present to Win. We f..---------------Sears, Roebuck & Co. 435 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446-2770 rM PREJUDIC.!'D AGIIINS'T ·WOMEN...'f WELL, M~ PAI.MER/l131JR ~ iF<II,'\. II NOT ll)(Nlii.Y A MUSIUM HOUIIS 9 TO. 1·25-301p ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -....- - - - - - ' - Wl$1-t ME .TO "-ll1N ~'" LOa"? SATUIWAV 7:15 Sign On ------------..---· I Teletype Your Order To Chicago I . 8w HAROLD GRAY Itt RAEBURN VANBURI!N •aiANNa �.. -. . ~ • • Past Presidents Are Honor&d by ' Portland PTA Ill-Dally Sentinel. Pomerov-Middleport . 0 . Feb. 17 . 1965 1 . 8 . Ch h c· I PI f lrSt aptiSt urc lfC es an "t · for March f ar Iy Ap" "I . Act lVI tes Theadorus Council will Receive State Officer at District Rally Theodorus Council Daughters day , April Zl. Tickets Around And About Middleport God'• Integration Ice Sknting Party Held by Sorority b Pmtor'• Theme An Ice skating party was '"God's lntewalion" wa s the fur the held by members of Ohio Eta sermon topic given by lh• KeY. dinn h"ch rn be ed t Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Marvin E. DQwsnn of He • t h I 1 of Amertca mel ill regular .... I er w I w serv a Sorority and their guests Feb- Methodist Church during tho Cirdes of the First Bapt ist Smart Mrs Harold Chast> ehan -1 Past Presidents Mere honor· ;: I ston Monday evening at the 16 p.m. are '1.85 and reserva· ruary 5. Bot dogs, coffee "tnd morning worship service at the ehurch of lv11ddltopon ri<~mwd man prestdt'd l ,>d at thf' Portland D T A meet· j Mr and Mrs Randolph Ward IOOF . hall wi~h Lottie Cohen, tlon~ and mo~ey w~ch ar_e to chocolate were served around Mt. Moriah Bapllst Church SunMarch aC'tJvttitos Ln n. ~tlmg -.. Tht' nr<:lt- plannf>d to prt>~a:·to tng ob<;l'ntn& F'ounders Day. lot Kavt" nswood Vtstled recently counct!or, ~res tdmg. . . I be m at Manetta ~ . Aprll 19 the bonflre during the evening day . His scripture Jesson wal 'I'uesday ntght r tray favors fo r both lvntl .Lu"· \\'ulllen honored rPreived cor. with her mother, Mra. James r . ~he _meeting opened m rn.ual- are to_bt given to Mane ~auck, AttendlnR were Mr. and Mrs. taken rrom Ephesians. Member shutm~ at f<.:1 ,JN pttJ.ls at the next met'tmg lt•r sa~o:es and tht' mf'n rl"'li"ived ~urray Mn;. Ward wu the tstlc form. Two me_mbe~s of council dep~ty . A practice ror Don Betzing, Mr. aDd Tom Music ~as presented _by _the time will bt- rl:'rnemlit>rt>d by the Easter St'Rson Mrs. Bt-rLha ~-ups The past presidents includ overnight guest of her_ mother I Fores.t Rose Council Ku-t and ! the rally will be held at Tup- Sfnith, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Me- junior chotr under the directmn the E:lef'ta Clrdt' whwll lllt'l Archer gave devotwns t'd ~1rs. Howal·d Ebersb<tch, last Thursday returmng to Phylhs _Rowan wer_e gu~st.s. Re- I pers Plains on Sunday, April DanJel. Mr. and Mrs. James of Mrs. Paul Gomer with ~rl. Tuesday evenmg at ;tw hum"' Mrs Wtllts Anlhonv wa~ m ' \Irs . Pf'arl Erwin ~rs . Edgar Ravenswood Friday. port~ ill were_Edith Hmes a~d 11 at 1 p.m. Those _attending Wisecup and Dr. and Mrs . Keith campbell Harper accompamest. ot Mr s .-'\ R Pullen .:~n P:· lm· cha rge of the love-gtft ded lca- Brt>wer. Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Mr. and Mrs . Fielding Hawk- VlelsAJadr~oushS m HColze~ HoMs~lt- arehto take ~I o sandwktedchest. Riggs Jamar ilia Ward sang a vocal St M ~ 111 FulTz 111a 1r rwnSht-a lsogavetheprogru n H b tP . ~sEdgar ka, 1a ayre . arne emTeCounctwasas ore· solo "HowGreatThouArt," err~ 1: 0 ', _111"rll I"·,, ..,,...... "'h iC";l tn<·ludrd an artirle takt'n ~lr cr eM r lrhKe,Lo. r Beegle ins left Sunday for a two wee hart , WilmetH~ Smith and Kath- Cf'ive the Slate Vice-Councilor social hour was enjoyed. Games ' he · man . gave 11r v , , ~ . , , • " ' , Hrewer ar a u , . . l:'j d' I . . during t servtce. from -- (;u 1ctepo:st " Mrs Sm<:ttl l w'· ll MK 1 Mr vacation m ['on a . ryn Goodwin. One member, AI· at the evenmg sesston of the were played with prizes awardMrs. Fr an('t'!l Bt>arhs prPse nt · served<:~ salad course to the i \l r~. 18 1aml ' c :~Y , Robet-l 1 M and Mrs Russell Roush ta Nelson lost by death and rally and to follow up with a ed the winners, and refresht>d devutwn~ t'lll ltlt'(f ~\ 11..1· 11 ~ abovt' muned and Mrs Lilli<:tn ~ 0- _t"rt eeg e an r. / ' Eric O.aM Htll Vl:lil· flowers were sent. drill for the State Vice-Council4 ments were ~ved. MIA M [ BEACH (UPI) 0 er 's _Mrte .. DuriTIJI! rlk·. busmt:'~" McGht>e , .\1rs .Jacob Turm•r . j ( _?:<J.rL1 . • . f th 1 1 pTA .::;, s~~· the weekend with their 1 A communication was read 1or and Associate State Vice - The charter will be draped - Heavyweight Rodolfo Diaz of s~ssto~ two ll:'!ttors lr urn ~~~~s: Mt s John Scme!S, Mrs Bert 1ht' . mtot~ . 0Ma~h:c~u · 8 ~~ . ar~~ts Mr. and Mrs. Alfred from Edith Wakely , district dep- Councilor. Thank you car<:b In memory of Alta Nelson at Argentina will meet Miami 's s1onanes were 1ead <~r_a pla ns Buduner . and Mrs Milton Hood wus ~Jven p ~ fftt Lo . 8 ~oush 'Middlpurl and with Mr. I uty , announcing the District raJ- [ were read from Cora Beegle the next meetlng and officers Levi Forte in a scheduled 1~ 1 glt! were made to v1 s1t th1• ,-.,yr~··q"*' aye ro 1 • utse r~wM 0 1t' H . 11 1 Rut- Jy to be held at the American Iand the Nelson family. and the team are requested to rounder at the Miami Beacb Rest Homt 1n .\1:u C"h \lr~ l)OHCAS CIRCLE ·I er · Mrs. Hale,. and Mr. P~! ~e and rs. . wig~ J_se 11 enter- Legion hall in Marietta, Thurs- At the close of the meeting, a wear white. Auditorium Feb. 24. Tonv Fov.lt>r ~<I " appointed Pl<tw; wNt' made to remem- prt'sented a skit on the begmn- land. Sun.day t e_ ~se s ·.::::::=:o::..::.c::.:_::_~:=:_------====:....::_.:.....___ _ · · gn·l atten d· · lllF of pTA tamed . w1th a dmner . m honor charrman lor t hL ~ pr1 J~(·: , bt'r the schol arslup . . . b 0 1 The cJrdt' will ]Jrepare p : ~ tt-s mg llberlm Co llege hy the Dor- Karl Weddle and Roger Will- of their gra~dson, Encb,' ~ of cook ies :t:~nd ~-a ndv !4• ~llut ('a~ ('Trcit• meeting at the home ford presented a duet on musi- celebrated hts second ~rt ayd inso for Ea~teT \l r~ 1lavTd r u! Mrs Char lt"s St'arles. Mrs. cal mstruments, and a special Others presenflf wered , 1r and · · bY Mrs · C John Je ers an d 1'Mr. an d Darst prt'~tor. t~ tht' OfLH.;r:-1rn f'll · ' Searles . c·hatrman. prest·ded st'lectJOn was presente d p· 1 · · t·r presen1e d bund mem bers from lh e p or t- Mrs. Raro h terce an r . an t "tlled · ·A ·:'olPw [)uy tor K 01,1 I t. ·\lr~ · John K<~u . · Mrs ous and son, E nc. which 1s lw·;L)P{j 1n .\r lturt' , dev 11 twn!l tncludt ng Psalm ,l;;,nd SdlOol. These mc111ded 81\· Jnd. Mrmbt•r-s brnught '. uln ~'d 145. <1 mt>dt lat ton Pnttt led. "Mem ly Hf'egle, Hit:ky Proffitt, Becky Max Lambert of Columbus meal s robe st'TI! To '\~mt·v :\l.1x·, mmlt''i ... and dost'd with a po- Proffitt. Robin Allen. Pam Mid- visited with his parenls, Mr. ton . a rnr e1gn 111 1~~~ (111,1'1 em ·WtHJ Slore~ Bng hl M.;om- diesworth, Karl Weddle, Ollie and Mrs. Dana Lambert, recentA de'i~l'rl ('lltLI~t· -~-~~ _.,,·,u\ oms :-;ht' l('d 1ht' gn•up in ~ Sane B11rbHra Richards, and ly. to the ahon· anJl \l i ~ .IMWP rcpe<~t tng "The Lord's Prayer'' 1B~rbara Gluesencamp. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills ibbs. 1\· t rs. :-Jur ~~ ll<Jmi!t on , <>t1m<> a co mmf'ntary un the Readmgs about the work of · 1 G ~ !!> visited over the weekend w1th se W1l-.;on ~;rs Uento praH"r m closing. \the P.T.A. were given bv Jeff . daughter and famt.1y Mr . M'·s· flm · · · . · · the.tr vive saxton . Mrs .J unl' Klut·s. I Mrs S('ar!es reporlf•d that He~rris, Davtd Roush, Melissa d M H ld M ' d 'I 1• · '· th I' 1ea. h·••> d · Proffitt . J ane All en. R"lc kY. an . d • rs . f paro. an Mrs · t•va Hatlley . , v rs · O•'Ll eookJt''i k ft u·um .11 unns Oh" ' ch1l ren o amesv1 e, 10. · 'h ld · F'ultz. M r ~ Vale Muurn1ng ht'en la~en to the l I rPn s 1Hall and Lee Allen. I Mrs .Jan~t'~ ~t L~N ~ ~ Hornt'. Members brou~ht. f~od 1 Reflreshments from a t&ble I Miss ~ah ~echtle, who is LOH.JO\ UlU LE to b~ g1ven lo a needy tamrly . carrying out the P.T.A. colors employed m Columbus and R~ports on Nmp1etKI pro- The tir('lc w11l ~end a box ot · v.ere served by Alberta Glues· Charlotte Wright oJ Huchtel, allech wert> g1vrn wht>n tlw l.u1·, · trP<rts lo the seho larship gu·1 1encamp, Elva Daily, and Fred so employed in Columbus, were joy l'trrlt' met Tuf'sdav PU' !l· at uberluJ Collegl! fur tlw March Midd lesworth. weekend guests of the former ''i ing at the hottte of Mrs Poul proJPd 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack -- - , 1\.l r'i Agnes While pre~ented 1 Bechtle. The gorls were tormer the p1og1 .Lm t'nltlled, "LPt'~ Put roommates while attending CoB<~ck tht- Fun m ('hnslian G1vlumbus Busmess Umvers1ty. Keepsake · ing ·· •nd r ondurted • quir.. The hn K t Ma;(_b met'tmg Wi ll bt' lw ld at • Jo rawsczyn , recenuy a_L•I AM l) N \) 1./ I H ' t • .· M. p· 1 smart. tended " managers meetmg m tht- home 0 1 1 s. <IU Chkago HI. 10 preparatiOn for I Mrs Searles was assts!ed by Mrs ( ·narles Edwards 10 serv-, Devotions taken from Mark ; the opemng or the ne"': Sear~. ' ookies pot ai D 11 by M1ss Grace Campbell op- Roebuck and Co. store m Gal h1 h . m~ stm( wte efsf. c I . u lah ened the meeting of the JOF I polis where he will be the new dup:; and co t'e o ueu • Whl;e. Agnes White , Mrs ..lohn dass of the United _Methodist man~~er. . , , • 1 B tt church Monday evemng e~t the Mrs. Charles Pelzell has re· j Kautf . Mrs l bares ennt' · ' turned to her home in Charles- ~ . Mrs Danll Harnm Mrs. Pearl 1I churC'h ' . I d. w· b.1 . 1 1'ht> hymn ' 'Count Your Bless- I Lon, \li . Va., arter spendmg the Hollm an· Mrs, l.lv t: me t'll ' k d h ·lh h th • · . . , ings .. opened the devotions, e~f- I wee en ere WI er mo er, 1 1 51 Mrs ~~ l izabeth a\om. l · . Mrs Arthur Stuart and Mr. ' l, ner. Mrs Hiehard Owen, Mrs D•Hl · 1t'r whll'h Miss Campbell read I· d . M . H C k I I aid Boont'. Mrs. ('harles Wlut.e, \ an article ··The Lord ~a!l Need ~nMr .~~d Mor~erEd:ard Evans ! • two · Mrs f', rank Chet"sebrew · Mrs. 1 ut It ·'' and closed With h 1and ·f.amily have returned to Ed · ·ds poems ''The Legend of T e ·, M d . ' ,, d "Th' M thetr home in Culver City, Los • : 1 I Searles , ttn rs . war · Ramdrop , an II IS y An J C J'f aft . 't' I -· Dally Prayer .'' . gees, a 1 •1 er vtst m~ I 1 Mrs. Marie Chapman, presi- With hiS parents,, Mr.' and Mrs. \ d 1 dueled lhe busmess St'S- Edward Evans m Middleport. , si~;n·;~~ contribution was made Miss Car~lyn Searls, who iS 1 to the building fund m memory employe<! m ~olumbus. spent , ' of Harry P. Smith. Thank you ' the weekend Wtlh her parents, Founders' Day v.as observed cards WPre read from shut-ins Mr. and Mrs. Lee Searls. wh en !he C'hest~r PTA mt>t m for gifts at Christmas. Miss i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Re~d regular session Monday even- 1 C<~mpbell thanked the class tor 'l and Mr. and Mr~. Harry " .111 • I. and chtldren of Columbus, VISFree replacement af any diamond tn~ . flowers sent at the- death ol her 'ted tl 'th Mr and Mrs 1 is guaranteed for one year, if lost , F'iv e of the I~ past_ presidents brother. J rec~; ke~~ cwd, Mr and r trom the setting. You get thiS l were pn'st'nl mcllldmg ~lf!l . Committees were named in- l..awrem: ed d d h edded secur1 ty, plus Keepsak~'li Nor m<~n Hose. \1rs Samuel \h-, duding Mrs. Antone Lucke, ,Mrs. J<lo:nes Re an aug~ guaranteed PERFECT;~~.~ dta- ]t hael. Mrs. Car l Kautz. \1rs 1 Mrs . .led Webster Sr .. and Mrs. •ter, Ruth. [ m:_d .......~-... .·~ ...*'& , Donald Mura and Mrs. Robert ! Dwight Parker. program: and l Mr. ~nd Mrs. Otto Hoffma~ ! ; _.... , "'-- .... .!;p4 ~ I Wood. Atter t.>ac-h one told the Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth and I of Jackson Spt!nl Sunday m Mid ~--•' d h 1 r dleport. pro)erl~ an . a1· Levemen s o Mrs. Webster, flowers. It ~as : Mrs. Jack Ford of New Hav1 ' the Pl A dtmn~ ht'r tt>nure of : decided to have a constructive . W v . lh dinner ff h r ted a 'b l .12 en. . a. was e o 1ce. s t' wa s prt's n I program surh as Bt e QU 1guest of Mrs. Emma Smith and ~ corsage uf yellow chrysanthe- I games at e;wh meeting. :Miss Hazel VanCouney. calling rrums b~. the program ('h~lr- 1 A. dessert ro.urse was served !iJJ the afternoon were the Rev. 1 man . \1rs Robert Wood. dunng the soc1al hour by Mrs. and Mrs. Lew 1s Mikell ot Galli-: I During tht' busmess meeting Lurke and Mrs:. Chapman. !polis and Mr. and Mrs. Otto ,.,,..,,..._,....,.,.=,.,.,....,,.,it wa~ vott'd to cnnl rrbute $10 , - · Hoffman of Jackson. - e= _!!££!':. · to the Count~· PTA Scholar- . ship Fund and the Southeast i District Conrerence was anf. OriQ nounced for March 28 in Guern. I sey County . Mrs. Donald Mora OU Ig•" a report on the recent ' Counly Council meeting. . A film stri explainina the I _The Heath M_ethodlst Senior Youth Fellowship had ilS It s p . "' pro~sed lc sales tax: mcrease · youth o1 . h guesls Sunday everung ! wJI! be shown at the Vlarc the Mt. Mortah Baptist Church. · mt'etrng. The book award ror The welcome was given by 1 altendanre was won by the Mike Lloyd. Mrs. Leo Snuth, !counselor, spoke on the mean· COMPLETE El~hth_ Gra~e . . f amilv Night wtll be obse~v- ing of Race Relations Day and · LINE OF : ed at the March meetmg w~th the offerings taken for Negro ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaruel colleges. · JARMAN I as prugram chairman. j A pl.aylet, "St Paul Comes to SHOES Church, • was the Methodist ' 9.95 given with Mike Lloyd, Tom ' aker, Kenny Russell, Keith If,....... J.okia1 lo< qualhy beddiDg at 1 prioo 1o piMM 7oar to IB Maltrua Morgan, Brenda Toney, Connie lmdpt, you're 1\W"e lo like lhe Simm.0111 Olympic. UadorPomeroy. Ohll> 19,95 or matching and noath tha durable otripod """"' are lowulrecla el Adjaa"'" I Cooke, Robert Swansoo ' Bill Davis. A meditation taken . Baxsprlng . R..t oprbap, opriop that gently give to body obapo. !Ilea Ifrom the .. Classmate" LAST TIME 'i~NIGHT was , aimoot immediately irm up 1o buoy0111ly oupport body "IEOTIH\1 " TORY" ead by Connie Cooke. Joe · (TfcbnicolorJ weipL And JlimmoDI uelwlva Auw·Loek -tntellon Marlon Branda, David Niven, Reichman presented the devo- : hold. thooo opriap oeourely in place, prev..,toohiftlac- '!VItia ' onal period. I Sbtrley .Iones, Marle Wind !ti Jw..lleo oad vonto, loert'o a tnmoDd..,..bnr at 1- thaa NO. Twill or li1o, tuftecr cw 11111less Rebecca Sand. Dody ')Qf, ThP. visiting youth were in- : Goodman. 'vited to attend the Heath MY F 1 I Ftalunthl: Tricky ChlckJ meetings if they desired. Games ' Colorurtoont were conducted by Mim Cooke. ' ' The valentine theme was carWED. end THURSDAY I, r ied out in the table decorations F.brua'J 17-18 NOT PEN with refreshments served fo1I . Iowing the meeting. Mrs. AmWAS $59.95 FRIOAY ond SATURDAY loId Richards of the MI. Moriah February 19·20 I' Church &companied the visit.. Edg1r Allen Poa't '"THE HAUNTED PALACE" : ors. I Vin(•ent (1'echnicolor) ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Prlcek Debra Paget, I Yu, now Jft .... ....-Ill wM 1ft bay lhe Baek Care ...,_ oboos. P-.D>c ~ ,...,., ...,,,....lzll. ~on Chaney. ideousl TerriMr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, Dlattn ..bouprlq Mt ••• er llG •n uch pl-. bouaht ' yrng' Weird! Rt 2, Cheshire, 0 . are announcMparately. Nothia1 ... bleD chMpd bal the pdee, •• "Mc HALE'S NAVY" for diat extra tooch el '" 'itiJ. llloob I I mg the engagement of their aU the f11hlnl tUI • • .. de h 1 bl1 •ller wh•a (Tec hnicolor) ' Dltion.dly adYertQN .. S59,9S He ltlll then. Co.... Ernest Oorgnin~ Joe FJynn, daughter, Sandra May, to Mr. .-I. .... cood.a.clq........ ,.ane~t ...u, ..... \, ~ lot woo $119.90 ••• Now $H.76 Tim Conway, illy Sanda, Albert F. Bryan, snn of Mr. Gt>o. Kennedy, Jean Willes. and Mrs. John Bryan of Mid· dleport. Mr. Bryan was recentSUN., MON. TUES. ly discharged from the Army. F•bru.ry 21-22·23 ELVIS PRESLEY lo Wedding plana have not been "ROUSTABOUT" completed. ' (Tecbnlcolor) Elvia Presley ~arban Sten· DANCE AT WABAr.L\ wyck, Joen eeman, Leif F..rlckso~Sue Anne Lan1don Wahama High school will f:tature : hold a teen dance thlo Friday COMMOTION on the OCEAN from 1 w 11 p.m. ai tho Wa3 Colorrt~rtoons hama school auditorlwn. The Admllllon: 7~ and tOe I Jaya will emcee. ,.. ltatue of Uberty, wetcb I ·I •lktut ZZ5 tons wa1 shipped l tblt eouatry from Fr&DCe 1D VOL XVI NO. 261 PROTECTION AGAINST LOSS I •. WASHINGTON (UPll - Derenee Secretary Robert S. Me·Namara said today the Umted States must continue its struggle to halt Red expansion in As1a and has little choice but to make its stand in South Viet Nam. ln a statement prepared for delivery before the Hou se Armed Services Committee, he described the situation m Viet Nam as ''grave but by no E LB ER F ELD s 'I I means hopeless " overt aggression against their ln the absence of such a shel· help preserve that nation 's freeMcNamara's strong stand on neJghbors because they had ter and anti-missile programdom. Viet Nam highlighted a widt:shown "great caution when so far not even proposed---he ··The chmce is not s1mplv ranging review of world affairs confronted with a determined said the death toll would be whether to continue our efforts which also spelled out Ameri. display of military power." close to 150 million persons. to keep South Viet Nam free can conditions ror a NATO nu. McNamara also said th.at The global appraisal took up and mdependent but , rather, clear Ioree and conceded that nearly 80 million Americans 30 pages of the secretary's anwhether to continue our strugRed China "in time '' could prowould be killed in an all-out nual 200-page "defense posture·· gle to halt Commumst expanduce ballistic missiles with hynuclear attack on U.S. cities statement. sion in Asia.'' he sa1d. drogen warheads. even if ~ billion were spent McNamara went beyond rt>" If the choice is the latter, But [or the near future . Me· during the next five years on cent administrahon statements as l believe it should be, we Nr.mara said, he doubted that shelters and anti-missile weapthat Americans are in Viet will be far better ofr facing the the Red Chinese would start ons. Nam at Saigon's request to issue in South V1et Nam '' -----=~------~------------~~~~~---------,~---- ---- I AT NO EXTRA COST! I Ch ester PTA I I ,I lr;-nsre; sthhoott~ ,,' . ullhm1 Nip-a !IJaJ Sat Jllb/IJI '!lYll fiMrlfl '' ___ ............... .... -a. · - ... --- s.._, .$ . ' . b~~·ause1 I Baseball fO If • Cole, 'NI"Ce Man Who Kneur :;' ~o~!,:":':a!oo;.;~:~.kl:~. Get Boost • • • How to L"JVe' -- Jack Benny • School BI"lls I ! Headline Topic FOr Meet10g • 1 ' 1 I •'' 1 1 I tun Big Savings on the BACK CARE ' For Junior • M"ISS pageant I ( I . suzy parker Is• In• Xem•a . I Specifacally made for lhu event! I lannlll . WORI.D Special low price I• Man to Ban War-Pauling A mhl yW k At a Glance 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE --- I '' 7'. I sa1d. ''I set' no other alternattve for the United States." McNamara said the staket were far more than the loss of a small eountry. If South Viet Nam succumbed, he said., the Redo;; then would increase pressure- on Laos and threaten Thailand. America would face the same problem aU over again or have to Jet all Southeasl Asia go by default , he added . NEW YORK 1UPil - Man the Nobel Peace Prize in 1962, I miserablt half of the world '• must rmd a rat ional and moral was a panel speaker man mter· people," Pauling satd alternative to war , Dr. Linus national private ronvocalion I . , ! WOOSTER, Ohio (UPll -I ·, ... Pauling , Nobel laureate. said called to examine the require- 1 War has become mcreasmgl) The success or faill8'e of this today . ments of peace . The meeting unJUS~ and tm~oral_ ~th in year 's crops in Ohio could be deThe famed chem 1st said he was sponsored bv the Center magmtud_e and ~ dlstr_tbutioa I \ .I" cided during the next few weeks, 'I believed ·we have now reached for the Studv of Democratic In-· of sGuffertmg , _he saJid. addhmg : hf ' 'I ., an Ohio Agricultural Ex:perih h f h t't l. f h . h he 1tov. IS to . sacrifice rea nattorM c aim t e ng '" 1 l e time m I e course 0 t e s 1 u todns., 0f II w w human lives and evolution of L"ivilization when a res1 en e ow. ment Station sdentist says to lake human !Jves lnstf'ad ot Dr. B. L Schmidt. station war will be abolished from the Violatioo Of Law . .. · "d h f . . . . . f bemg Citizens who voluntt"er to agronomist, sat t e amount o world and wtll be replaced by " I believe tt ts a v10latwn o t t th f r d h . a system of world law based n.atural law for half of the peo- pro ec euldamtlesf an th ell" precipitJtion between nuw I th h Apr1·1 WI 11 he en·t·tea 1 ln I . . 1 so . 1ers .o. ten ave . m m1s. country. upon the prmctples of JUStice pie of the world to 1tve b , ed 1 roug 1Jtary serv"ld. l · th . . . h . een .ore mto m1 bUI mg up wa er stores m e and morality." ery. m abJeCt J:<Overty . w1t out . . h . . 1 1 · . . . . . ce, hsomettmest. w1t uecutiOD SOl·1 prof"l1 e. Tl 1at de lermmes He fixed no defm1te ttme for hope for the future , wh1le the 1a!> t e a 11 erna rve crop gowtI1 and yields for next that eventualtty . affluent natwns s~nd on nllllsummer. Pauling , who won the Nobel . tarism a s~m o.f money equ~l ~ •·Jt is chance that determinet He said that although FebruI' I Pnze for chemistry in 1954 and , to the _ enure mcome _of th1s w.hether the CJVil~an ~ill bi ary normally has the lowest av - · killed. Instead of Htroshtma. ao-erage rainfall of any month, ~ / . oth~r .lapanese city might have • • I soil ffiOISlure supplies are allow"I been destroyed ... il is impoS· TRIO TO SING - Regtna Spencer, Barbara Lanham led to grow because of the neg, , .• 1:, 1, 1'1 1· nd w1I Ath t t f E t H h h l ,r ~ ~- 1 . . stble to support the contentior I . . m~. ~r on, a no. rom as ern tg , sc ~o , ligiblc amount or water used by · r .1 , that therf' was JUstice in thil .VIII smg. Whet e Have All fhe Flowers Gone.· durmg I plan is and lower temperatures. ' '. terrible concentration of suffer lhe _Hoo_lenanny t_h•s. Fnd. ay night in the Eastern high · "Ra•·ns wht"ch come 1·0 the ing on the people of Hiroshima. 1JI IU d ttortum. __C~rtam time 15 8:08p.m. __ late wmter and early spring of~~ Suzy Parker. the reigning Meigs County Junw r Mi ~.s. ten fall for long durations over is in Xenia this week reprrsenting Meigs County m '' 'rhe injustice e~nd immoralit)' i l<:~rge areas," Schmidt said. ::.: OhiO's .Junior Miss Pageant. Miss Parker was crowned of the great wars of the past ]"This saturates the soil surface Meigs County Junior Miss last December 26 at the Ji:iy· would be far transcended by a and \owera the water intake .1 ree sponsored Meigs County Junior Miss pageant. 1great war of the nuclear age, rate " suzy, the daughter of Mr . - a war in whi<'h t~e devastat,.. l . ·\rll'f.:l'· ! and Mrs. Homer Parker oJ Rut· $1,000 scholarship and an a II -! mg wepons mvo Ivr.na nuc Iear land. arrived in Xenia Tuesday expense paid trip to Mobilt' . Ala., fi ss wn that now exist were used. SSe Of evening. Ahead of her lie" three Ia participate in the Amer.ica 's 1 •· tnslead of tens ot millions, days of hard work. rehearsing, Junror Mtss ~ag~ant. ~e rm~ls hundrf'ds or even thousands of In luncheons spectal guest appear-~· or the AmertC'a s .Juntor M1"s - . fh he" · hl I • th ml 11 !ODS 0 uman mgs mtg the i1 Transrer or books was acromCAPl'ING - Mrs. Yvonne Scally of Middleport ad- :an~s, press-rad~o and T\i in· Pag,eant Will be co orca st on e be killed Grear nations might ' P1lshed smoothly when the I , visor to the Candystripers at Veteians Memorial h~spi- 1 tervleW!:>. and fmally .. aetua_IIY ]NBC Telf'\.'ISIOn Ne!work, March be exterminated. Civilization ' ·le1gs Count y Bookmobt!e made C?LUM~US (~PH _-Wf>dn_es- 1tal, caps Car la Ebersba<·h, a Pomeroy High srhool slu· lap_pearlr.g m the OhiO .Jumor 191 h at 10 P ~ · . n- mght come to an end. There il i. it!> first visit to the Salem Cen- ' duy ~ major legislative aclion dent , during ceremonies at the Sacred Heart church ' Mtss P~geant F'nday and Sat· . Also attendmg the .Oh to Ju even the possibilitv that the 't tel Elementary School Tut!sday. ! at" glance : I Tuesday night. - Sentinel Photo. lurday mght. ·10 r MJssh Papgeaknt "1111 .1bt' thde human racp would. ·noL survivt i HOUSE -- - - -- _ ______ _ . . rt!st of t e ar er amr y an BEVERLY HILI..S CALIF.- I Mrs Vilma Pikko)·a Jibrar- · H B 28 "ll" I d She Will compete agamst 20 friends and Bill Miller r·hair- the catastrophe. 18 Songwriter Jerry Li~in~slon's ' ian fo~ Meigs and r.a !l,ia coun- 1 in' ~:~;~n ~ 0 u~~Y : ;'n *1;;~.-.-~'f".·~·---· , ·~ " '"'r other lovply Ohio h1gh school ma n ~f the Meigs' Cou~ty Jun'·As rational and moral be. son w_as under ps:vdua_tnc ob- 1ties, is occupied this month I (Vote 125-2l . WOOSTER, Ohio UPl)- lsemors. The wmner receives a 10r ~1tss Pagf'ant. tngs. we are forrf'd now to fmd serva.tJOn tod.ay, followmg the making loeal cont<lC'ts to - H.B. 55, allowing county A. registered Holstein bull a rational and moral alternative 1 of hbts parenths I arrange schedules and distrib· judges 10 post one corporate or . to war :· ey were uggmg 1m, po ·• ute an estimated 9.000 books two personal surely bonds be- l '' ice reported. I h d k" fr· .V 127 0 ! . . h on biB father's farm WednrsRobert M. Hutchms . president . . ! on an . ore ta mg o 1ce. ( ole - L · The Middleport Htgh sc ool rl<>y about 10 miles oortb of { d th Gary LIVIngston, 22. was I . Bills introduced : lbasehfl li trt.~m wh. l· h em. r sum- • ·.• I o I he center. opene f ses4 booked on suspicion of assault I She said·'· that because local ' H B b . h" Oh" ~ I Sw ' JOolulldH:see eskatldo ftlhned ocoutnvlo[cparltaODc. 1 1. h r - . 234. esta Its mg 10 , mer 1964 play by wmnmg JtS , • he )'OUth's father Harold ra .IOns ave . . .ton of Gas , and Oil. . . • b • W.tlh ,·nlenl to comm.Jl murder · 1sc hoo I au._'lllntS . . · DIVIS 1.trt-eounty Summer league tour-1dt ed h bod The elder Livingston, 53, who ;had prevtous expertence w1th 1 - H B 226 increasing utire- lnament ·got a boost Tuesday ! s~ove~ ht e frY "'e•k ~ HOLLYWOOD fUPI' _ Comedian Jack Benny today tkal agreements to world peace wrote such hit songs as "Mair- state library book s, the trans-l ment - ~nefi~s for public em- lnight r~om the Mtddieport . Ath- ~ ~u.r: T:m~ om w~r t~n eulogiZed Negro stnger Nat Kmg COlE' as a ''niCe man were possible. 005 Y was ----zy Doe~ ls, " "T a lk of lh e T own " fe1 was. smooth · Teachers . · .and ·i ployes sehool employes and Jetic Booster Association. b llpeer. he B mam e w ho k ne w how to 11· ve - and ktt"W '" h0\1' to 111ake others a~d "Close to You," and his the as~ust~nt studen,t ll_~rar.tan, i memb~rs of the teaehers' re-I \iembcrs voted $250 be pro- ~llev~ wr;r:ria ow to n r ; : glad the:-.: were li\'mg -:• . . wire, Hut h. 51, were shot! Margo Gra.te and <_•.lona Gorf, l urement system. rvidffi to purchase be~sic parts the %,600-~u!:. a~mal !hicb BP_nny s movmg tnbute t? his fnend and fellow en· Wednesday In the family's iat Salem Center .asststed . - H.B. 227. requiring the state /of new uniforms with the school , bad been exhibited at the Oblo tertame~· w~s del~vered ~~ St ~ames Eptscopal Church fashi_onab!e . home here . . :rhey l Nellie Vale, princ ipal of the 1to pay counties $l for each vote ! athletic department to add State Fair last year. where Coles family .a nd_600 fnends ar.d news_mf'n Wt're are m "satisfactory conditiOn.'' school announced that the cast in elections for state offices !other necessities. I • , respects to the _smger. 1 gathe1:ed to pay their fm_al buokm,obile will return on and issues President George Hackett. : •$ c"'~~;;ro-~ I' ~'~fi~N, · ' '.,,' IlL hrs remarks , Henny satd : . . . SEAni.E- SEATTLE UN-I March 16 makmg school and SENATH Jr ., named Gene Harns and Veteraas Memorial llospital ''ln the a~ceptance or _the be. of lhe worlds highest •. patd lversity"s drf'ams of a~other l community stops in Salem Cee- Bills Introduced : Cha~les _Asa Brad_bury to a ADMISSIONS -:- Viola Wills, l~ef 'thy w11l be done . many land bt>st ~ loved ente-rtamers. post-season basketball b1d lay 1ter and Dexter. Adults are en- - S.B. 100, reducing majorlly nommatt_ng commttlee to. r+'- Cheshire ; Joe Wills . Cheshire; t1mes we are_ prompted to ques-. was a trequt'nt vrsrtor to tht' C'l'UShed today with the arrest leouraged to get books from the for passing local bond issues to i pla~ hm1 . w_hen h~ resigned, Trudy Wills, Cheshire; Becky tton the JUSttce of evt'nts s uch : Whll~ House, as !he ~oest of RPSidents of the community of. t.wo stars charged w1th c~n- unit After March 16 visits will simple maJority in general elec- wh1ch he did tmmed.Jately aller- Coleman. Mt~dleport; K~thryn as lhe one , that bnngs u to- i Prestdt>nts Ke-nnedy and John- are bting reminded of an lm splflng to shave the pomt be made every two weeks. tion and 55 per cent in primary. wards. Coleman. M~ddleport; F~ velyn gether toda} . 1son. . portant meeting on school legspread in a game. The suspects -sB. 106 allowing <~mall Murray . Middleport : G(•ratd l " F'or here I stand - 8 man Cole. 4~ . drrd or cancer last islation being held tonight at art Charlie Wlll _ta.rns and Pell- According to Mrs. Pikkoja, a communities · to eontract with ~m~~~.~-"''i""f Thompson, Pomeroy; Simon 1,11ho has been granted the . Monday morninl': in St. John'_s the Middleport High school. Th1 er Phillips, both 21. new bookmobile with a capac- the county sheriff for police Tbe- Pomeroy Senior class Johnson, Pomeroy . years of life that one can hope I Hospital in nt-arby Santa Mom- 1PEP bill legislation and other J. E . Milnes. special agent in ity of 4.000 books is being built 1 protection. will bold 1 jitney supper at DISCH AR~ES - Ma_ry ror good health a ~eas- ca. . . : school finance problems will charge of the FBI here, alleged at Wooster at an approximate ! tbe Pomeroy elementary Hughe~. Cheslure . Ethel P_nd · ure of rontE'ntment - deliver- A racially m1x£'d group of b discussed during the mee-t. the two had conspired with Leo cost of $17.000 that will serve Meigs General Hospital tcbool on Saturday, Feb. %0 "dy, M1ddle~ort; John .?'Bnen, In!-: an eulogy for a man whose more than four _dozen honorary mg . Casale, 24 , owner_of ~~Action- Meigs c_ounty nnly: U~til. i_ts l ADMISSIONS_ Lewis Ellis, from 5 until 8 p.m. frocee~s ,Chester; D1anna Cund11!, Mas- span .of life _ was so short -~ p.r.lt bearer:-; rn~lu?t>d . the ' Guest speaker.~ will include A-Go-Go Lounge m Chicago, to complelion. Mrs. PtkkoJa ts d1s- l Middleport; Lottie Justis, Mas- Iwill go towards tbe ctass trtp on. espe<'Ially th1s one - Sal Cole cream of A~enca s pollhcal Sen. Oakley c. Collins, chair shave the point spread in Seat- tributing books in her own pri- •on. to Washington, D. C. - who rave so much and who I and entert amrnenl world. man of the Education a n 4 <Continued On Page 8) vate car. I DISCHARGES - None. ~~~llm\W~Am;~ MARY FOSTER WINS :Still had so much more to gtve ! Amon!>( them WNE' Se~. ~ob~ Health Committee in the Obit MASON - Mary Vernon Fos·l ~· He ~ave It rn song - m Kennedy, D N~ y , Lahfrrma Senate, and Rep. Ralph WfAk ter, daughtt'r of Mrs . Sarah I frten~shtp to _ h1s f~llow-man- Gov. Edmund G. Brown . F'rank er , member of the Ohio House Fosffl" of Masoa and the late devotton to hts famtly . He was Smatr~. Sammy . DavlS. Jr ., of Representatives, Educatioll Vernon Foster, is this year's 1 a star - a tr~mendous s~ce~ss Frankie Lame, J~mrny Du~an- 1 ~ommJttee. Betty Crocker Homemaker of a_s an entertamer - an mlltu- te . Steve Allen: B1lly I?amel~. The meeting will begin at T: Tomorrow for Wahama High lion. But even a greater suC'- Stan Kenton. Count Baste, Mtl- 30 p.m. ana is being sponsor School. She scored highest in cess as a man- as a husband ton Berle. ~eter Lawford. Ed- ed by the Middleport Parent. ~ I a written homemaking exam in- as "' father - as a friend ." I ward G. Robmson, Danny Thorn- Teachers Association. Parenta 1 ation taken Dec . l by .7()4 1 Cole, who was born the son . ~s . G_eorge Burns, J~hnny Math- and teachers from all schooll 552 . , . sharecropper- Its. Btlly Mal and R1cardo Mon- in the county have been in¥111 senior girls. She is now eli i- of an Alabama WASHINGTON (UPO-Presl- ! for more than two years, many I A. It is Amertca 1 bl g gest 1farmmg area! . g ! preacher and who bf<'ame one I taiban. ed vru·a 1 les is ..-.. •..~:-.. dent Johnson's $1.1 billion aid- 1Americans are still unfamiliar 'pocket of poverty." One-third ' A. No. Its principal industry ble f_or state and national schol.· 11 m ng . .,._._.. . · I . . I arship awards ranging fro m ~70~""""~':'i:Ti:~')!i/l%''~~'i:.C"'>'7~7W'l:t'"'" ;'fl""-- '· ,. >-~'\!:' ¥,' , -...: · 71£ I ot the local PTA umt. to-Appalachu:1 program IS an at- 1with 1ls purposes and pro- 1of Its people subsist on family r has been mining. lt produ<'es l~i:.¥,l/,f.\i!M~~~~hh'' ~,1~t-,t., ,.;,1'1:,.....~,..~. ;t<>$1U:t\: 1 tempt to give one impoverished · visions. Here are some :Incomes of less than Q.OOO a two thirds of the nation's coal. : $500 to $5.000. 1 I • region of this country the same que!.tions and answers about ! year. Its illiteracy rate is 4; , Shrinking markets for coBI and I Donors are needed for the Red Cross Bloodmobile ; Ml88 Becht, 83. of 1 2 kirnl of fi'Onomic boost which this major Item on Johnson·• : per_ cent higher and its per ' automation of many mining op- 1 The Ohio State Patrol today , ~lsltl ne~\ ~o;~ay,l ~ebru~'l- : "" ~ t=•M Pomer::fMioenville Die& 0 · 00 ~om · · lt!t'O Funeral services for U. S. t:ore1gn aid has provided 1965 legis_latlve program : income 35 per cent lowerahons have sharply reduced I reported the arrest of Betty 1 un or g e · ~ IIIYf capita 1 for dlldeveloped lands abroad. Q. What and where Is Appa· er than the rest of the United employment. In 1947 there were . Wallace Jt ~liddleporl on a 1 In\~ Ve~on Neolslel,beChapter Cbbalrmban. M 1 C t Becht 13 Nlllers.W., The President has• Bl!ked Con· lochia'' II States . • • ' 450.' 000 mining • jobs tn Appala - 1 s~oe ed c·harge · . Sh e WI·u appeBr i Homemakers • ran oenExtenfdon "' served e gs oun Y died t•': .,.;...,. 1 . . • Council Y t • liP mu.....~ I sres• w gtve top prtortty to thts A. It ls a mountainous rOI)on , Q. Wdl SJmdar aid programs ch1a. Today. slightly more than in Gallipolis court Feb. 24. · General hnspltal, will be heih:]i\' ltglslatlon. ll already has been which stretches diagonally down he drafted for other economic- · 150.000 men are employed in Doctors staffing the Bloodmobile visit will Include al 1 p.m. ot EwJit IPI>I'OYed by the Senate. by a the Eastern seaboard from nor- ally depressed areas? ; mines. DIVORCE SOUGHT Dr. ~- M,- Boorks, County Heolth Commlsoioner and · eMI vote and has won endorse- them Pennsylvania to central A. Yes. President Johnson , Q. What would the pending ' Barbara Walker, Locust . st.. I Dr. Selim Blozewlcz. ment by the House Public , Alabama. Ten times the me of assured the Senate, shortly be- ' legislation do to relieve Appa- 1Pomeroy, has filed suit for di- 1 For tbe post three yean the Melg1 County Cbapter ·WorkJ Committee. Acllon by Switzerland, lt includes portions lore it voted on the Appalachia lachia's plight? i vorce from Roger Walker. Porn- bas supplied all of tbe blOOd needs of Melgo County the full House Is expected by I of 11 slates, and has a populo- bill. that he woold recommend A. It is essentially • program leroy. The plaintiff charge• groaa i resldenll, Continued oupport of Meigs County donon lhe end of February. lion of 15 million persons. similar help for other realons i of economic development. de- l neglect of duly and extreme will rontiDue thll polity. Although the Appa\l<hla pro- Q. Why Is this one region he· In need of it. , signed to create jobo by mak-l' cruelty. She Is seekJni custody Fam has been under discussion inll •inllled olll lor federal aid? Q. II Appalacltia prlmarib' •I ICOO!Inueci Qn Paao. l) ol a miaor c:ltlkl. 1 f"""""' ""'""'"""'.,.....,."' W'-""""' Salem Center l ~ ~ a t ~I Book Transfer ::· Went Smoothly 1 SIMMONS OLYMPIC Propctlfl No EKpanston As.'llerting that swift attainment of stable government was crucially important, McNamara did not propose expanding America 's role m the war or enlarging its 23,501)..man military commitment. But he sa1d present programs must be ('ontinued and other nations should increase their help. "Considermg the great stakes Involved m this struggle," he 1 ' i M M .h y th are Heath Guests 2 I I[ II I "' :: : ;-:. -------- I I /s Observed by j FIVE CENTS I · ay ' ~ I • D -~ South VietNam Critical Weeks Near FOf Crops ' I Founders • Ill McNamara: Stand j I' . . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I 1 - .. . --- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1B, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO I Miss Campbell I Js Leader for ClasS Meettng enttne Mtta7 fair, I lltltt ..,. • loaJ&IK. Low r.JPt rl--11. .... day pm1ly cloady, lUIIe .... lD temponthln, 111&11 *if. .~ I I • at YEAt'RU -' .. ;f ° • e ~-II&. I 1 '' NOW YOU KNOW Foreign Aid System Brought Home ' \ l ' · t . Develo n men Appalachia Aims r 1 I I 0 1 6 0 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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