https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3578ee1c1989f737cfd37af48e986035.pdf 8535b0b76b8e87b2b97f228346f31507 PDF Text Text . . .. .. " 0 • o OO"•o ..... .... _ _ . _ - ~~ o 0 .. 4 _ • .,._ o ......... , •-- · - -- A • . .•. ~-~--- .. --•5- -- - ........ _ ___ __ O . l. 18-0aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. ! , 1985 ~----- Mainly About People In Pomeroy Chester Church of God Holds First Service in New Basement NOW YOU KNOW Lenten Services At Mid-Week Begin Tocloy ELBERFELDS WELCOME YOU To A Preview of the Most bdtlng •nd Prettiest F•shlons for Spring In the Rudy To We•r Dep•rtment on the Second Floor. DrftMI, Coah, Sulb, Bloulel, 'the Chester Church Of God 34 feet and when eompleted htld Jtl first servict in its new I will be modf'rn in structure, Church baseomenl. Wednesday 1having the best 1n lighting and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan St. Paul's L_uthera~ Church Htning February 24th for Lhe- other fixtures . The basement and Mrs. Waid Windon were in of Por:neroy Will begm a se_rles wHkly prayer meeling with 48 h&.s four Sunday &hool rooms, Columbus Monday and attend· I of mtd-week Lenten Servtces 1n attenda nce Special singmg a spac1ous Juditorium and a 1ed the antique show and ~le on Ash Wednesday, Mar . 3 at and testimomes were held af- full width pulplf T'he bui lding beld at the Ohio State fair- 8 p.m. . I ter whtch the District Dirt'l'tor, i~ ht>ated b\ an 185.(0) 8 T u. grounds. r .The mJd·w~k Lenten theme I . ' will be "Chrtsl Calls H 1s Rev . Dean . R. Coodv•ell of ga s rurnart: The basemen! will Jakie Schuler of Portland is Church.'" a series or sermons Jac~gon delivert'd the mt:>Ssagt>, bt> used for servlct-s until the spending a few days w1tt1 h1s 1 based upon thl:' letters to the pra1sing the., people ·· for the church proper ts ('Omplf'lf'd. gr•odparents Mr and Jl.trs , Se Ch 1 1 1 I • · · ven , urr 1es o ·rhe A poC'O· d ff · 1ood wor k. an o ermg a Pans are also under way or Jacob Schuler · th e book 1vpse as n•1'or d~" 1 · n.~ m .. challenge to move for\Vard. Mrs. th ~ rn:lln t'dtftrf 1 · •1 R ' 1 t. · th N T t Goodwill !llso attended. _ - Roland fisher, student at o eve a 10n m e · ew es a· Dunng the Spnng of 19fi.4 the Mountain State Busmess Co l· I ment. 1 The fir st Sunda;ro School snd church re-orgamzt>d and elecl- lege spent the weekend with _The s:ermon topic for _ l hI_s : worship ~ervicf wa s held the 1er the followmg offll"Pr<~ · his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M"-· _f1rst m1d-week worship will following Sundav. Feb_ 28. wilh ~ . . 'son Fisher and farrtily. bt " A Cal! for .New Enthusse in atte ndanc~ . Rerord at - ' Freeman Williams. rlerk lasm." The blessed Sacrament tendance for the year was 61 I .laJm·: Baile-~> church chons- Mr and ~ry- William Fisher 10r Holy Commumon will be cele- ! The new church had tts t.t>- _t~r. Sunda~·- Sehool . offll'ers, and son, Wllhe, of Belpre and bra ted also al this Ash Wednes- l ginning during the summf'r of I F.rt"flman Yt illtams, supt . r C. I Samm~ Arnold of Syracuse I day servi iP IL bt>~i_n th e t ,e~ltm I adu_lt were dmner guesbi of Mr. ~nd Season in the spmt of dedJca1963 as a branch Sundav Sf'hool] WolJ. J r . asststant: in a temporar bui l din~ at the ~ te-acher. _J ame-s Ba1h:·y : Edd1~ IMrs. Mason FlS~r and fam1ly . tion and consecration to the 1 home of Mr Yand Mrs Free- A~h . asststa nt . You ng People's ~rs. Mason Ftsher and Mf5. Lord. On ealh sdccessive midman Williams in the Pine Grove class. (' ,. Wolf. tearher: !~~!.ton ~oush ~er~ Tuesday week sennce thereafter, the Orcoinmunitv _ A half dozen al- l Ow1ght Spf>n<'t'r ass1stant. Jun·I "IS!tors m Gallipolis. . der of Vespers will be hsed. t d d ·d th d ' 1f ior Class Edna Bearhs leaehMr. and Mrs. Jack Cummms The theme for the Sunday ;n e °\~~b e h wt>c 100 u er Ella Spt•ncer ass 1sta.nt · Pri- 1and ramily of Columbus spent morning Worship hours beginev. r~ 1us , . wh 0;:as hP'o'r. marv (']ass t e;,t c he~ I .ois. E~ !the weekend with the1r parents. ning on Invorabit Sunday the ! or o1 ,. ••Or1a ~ uurr · · Barbara · -Wolf ' · 1or Brown of first Sunday in Lent will' be t>rsbar"h assist- Mr . and Mr!l. y IC God near Racine · ' ant· · Begmners c-lass · teacher Mmersvl·11 e an d Mr. and Mrs. I '"G uideposts To Heaven " w.ith Afterward , durmg the same · ·' Floyd Cum · R · · ' first ,. Dons Bearhs St>ert~tarv ot Sunmms, acme. the sermon Lop1c for the Bummer. Rev. GJI!Jt>rt Spenc::er 1 · · · Mrs Adam Ebersba ·h d · · began ho ld ing Tent m~:etings d&y Sehoul. Willard Ehersbac h. M ·G Hb c an Sunday bemg "God's Endurmg rs . eorge o stetter and Word ." Members and fnends of ~ the Chester Hrea . and then I Y.P E offirer!l are Dwight daughter. Pamela, VISited Sun-1st. Paul's and st John's Luthm August 1963, a tent ~ev1val , E. Spent" e-r. presJdent; Penney ,day evening at Parkersburg, W eran Churches and the public ;;as sc hPdu.l,ed on the ( hest.er 1wol f se<·re!ar~·. I.Dib Ebers- IVa wtth Mr. and Mrs. George are cordially invited. Commons. and an evan geh sl j hacl1, song lradt>r. IPowell. I was engagt>d . Rev _ \1ary Hag-' :"• t!r. , of Cincinnati . From 1] 11 s I Time ol St' T vlt ·e~ ar! Sunday ~ reviva l. the new church quicktv · Sehoul. 9 30 B m. worship ser· camP alive _ nev_ ~-.· w (~off vwe 10 45 .1:1 n1.: evenmg servSlate overseer met with 111~ Ire 7 p.m. : Y.P.E. sPrvices, F'ri~roup and set the- 1Ww church d<J v 7 · 3~ p 111 .. prayer meet ing m order. recming 24 members I each 1\ ednesday at 7 30 p.m., I into the churPh. He appoi ntPd Th is coming f"rlday evening, . RE'v . Spence~- as pa-;lor , the y P.E. ::.oeiety wilt have as Mr. Paul C~scl, Middleport Mrs. Laura Powell Bradbury, Later on. hv~: nt'w m~'mbf'rs ~uest speaker. Kt>v . Douglas postmaster, ts ?" crutc~es long-time resident of Middle- 1 were rPCeived 1'lint' the Distrirt Youth Direc- due_ to a foot Injury sustam- port, observed her 88th birthThe churrh Sund<t\' &:hool ' · ,. . _ ed m .a basketball game last day at her home Monday, ' · !Of' U1 uJ 11 1p01IS ' and Y.P F. tYoung People's · I week. March 1. She shared the day 1 Endeavor J were organized and The Chester Church of GOO I Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan wtth her daughter, Mrs. James I Iince August u1 1963 have pl'o- : extt'nds a wH rm wekome to any :and daughter, Kathy, have re- Arnold. who has the same gressed well. It soon becam ~ 01 tht: servic~s turned from a ~acation trip to btrthday date. I apparent that the present bui ld-: --!Tampa, Fla. Ke1Ul Morgan reing. known as "The Upper tt;ixth Hirthtln U .mained with his grandmother, Mrs Arnold and her da~gh- ~ Room" was madequate- so !he 1 ·Y Mrs. W. A. Morgan. ter, Judy (Mrs Lewts Smtth) members ~tanned • new churd o. l 0/Jserved Tuestlay , Mrs: E. M. Wood spent Sun· took the bu"lhday dmner to Several locatwns were consld- 1 Robert Powers. :-son or Mr. ·day tn Ravenswood, W. Va. Mrs. Bradbury and also the deered in the Chester area before i and Mrs. ~~ rank Powers, obser- i wtth her son and daughter-in- corated cake, enscribed '' Hapa site was agreed upon. Mr. ved his sixth birthday anniver-1 law, Mr . .and Mrs. C. L. py Birthday Nanna" from Mrs. and Mrs. c. c. Wolf Sr , of Ches~ 1 sary Tuesday in the Middle- Wood. Arnold and her daughter,. Judy, t~r. donated an acre of land I port Kmdergarten class taught 1. Mr. Da~ .Lambert remains and son, Jimmy, of Cmcmnati. one mi le eBsl of the \'illage or by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. se~1ously 1_11 m Veterans Mem· Chester . just off Slate Route Mrs. Power!S served cupcaket onal Hosr~1~I. Other callers included Mr. 248 on the Chester t 8 h · and tee cream to !he children Mrs. Y. illlam McGrothen and and Mrs. Charles Asa Bradroad near the Cheste~ a~;:,~-] and gave favors of "grab bags" Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGroth· bury and daughter, Suzanne, Course of toys, CBndy and easter eggs. ers of Columbus were house who presented her with flow1 Another fartor in de-term ' . She wa~ assisted hy Mrs. Rey-. auests of. Mr. and Mrs. Hor· ers, and Kathryn French. Mrs. ina th'ts .t th .bml nolds w1t.h thl? part y iace McElhmny over the week- Bradbury also received tele- · L !U e was e poss1 1· H 1 I end while he e f the 1 a1 phone congrat 1 t· I I 1 lty of obtaining natura 1 gas r 1 e pers or tht party were _ r or uner u a JOns rom the chur h or Pamela Powers, s:ister ol t)le 1of Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. her daughter, Mrs. Leo Edc as 8 1ap . w.as 8_1· honored guest , Cindy Hindy,l Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay of wards , of Miami. Fla., and her ready avatlsb le on Mr .. Wolfs Oick Owen . Howard L. West, Columbus are guests of Mr. and granddaughter, Mrs. Hi I a h ~arm f~om the Columbia Gas I Suzie Samuels, Kellt·e Burdt>tte Mrs. William Grueser and , Urban of Zanesville. She reo. whJch lalt!'r beca me Bvail- and Cathy Cul t>ma 11 daughter, Debbie. ceived many cards and gifts. able: . 1 Seeted •t the birthday table ; A wate: well was dr1lled near with Robert were Pamela Pow-· William Grue•erJ and at Lake Okeechobee with the locat1on and work was be- e", Cindy Hindy, Kt'llee Bur.l Mr. and Mrs. Guv ~'11o.;<:cll. j 10-n on the basc~en:. . dette l Dick Owen and Howard Are Returne'! _ Home They were accol ' ·d to The new church Js 60 ft't'-t by L. West. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Grues- Florida by Mrs. Roush ·--~- - --- - ~ - er have returned from a three- who visited with Itt urother weeks v~cation in Florida. IKenneth Zuspao in r' ort Meye; They vlstted 10 Daytona Beach, and Mn. William Reynolds, Miami •nd Fort Lauderdale. who was the guest of Mrs. Se While In Oneca they visited Mayme Rainey, former Middl<' - ~era! members or the Mt . State, both of BidweU. with Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen port resident. &torJah Baptist Churc:h were ! ---- -- tn Glouster Sunday where they : took part in the Hocking Sub- : District Missionary Convention i ~ the Ftrst Bapll!;t Church. . ~ending were Mrs. Laura Young, Mrs . Arnold Richards . I Mr1. Margaret Bowles. Mrs. Ntllle Winston, Mrs. Mary F' . I Baumgardner. Middleport and ; Mrs. Gertrude Butler of Rut - ; H•ts - Just Anything You Need In WC!ftlen's and Girls' App•rel - Spring P~motlon of Wom.tnl FROSTED ORLON KNIT SUITS -.".!.... ::. <. .j -----------------------------------------------------------------------~- - -------------FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1965 POMEROY .MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 273 VOL XVI 1 1 1 11 1 * 1 * * * * * * Sees Benefits to SE Ohio Lauro Mae Lifo'• wardrob• ou•t ••• Simply btautifulamf beautifully .simp~L Bermuda collar twl .Jmorl roll up rog· ~n !:eeveJ. DoM to perfection in 1Little or No Iron" 65~. }orrrel Polr<>w wuJ 3Sro Couon. ll'hil• only. Sizes 31J lo 38. $2.99 See our complete line of new SprJng blouses.. Many sty}. es and f.abrics to choose from in aU aizea. ! 1 I j I GAY GIBSON'S Easter Parade of fas:tm-i+-,, eadl Iii a r.....J,h ltleud of rayon.at:elall IU'k- widl die faa olzulllc& here lllld !bin. 1aaica' . . 5 tillS. B -TWEEiif 1 ....... 111111 iYit • ...., size • • • Berkshite B-~ fashions are designed ex· preoaly lor the woman 6'5 or under who needa slightly uarrower shoulder lines, a aborter waistline and a bit more fullness ill wais& and hipo. No ....... Wilt~¥ alterational 1 I They live in j I .Mt. Moriah Church Members Take . Part in Missionary Convention land. Printzess Coat and Suit Showing This Friday, Mar. 5 From 9 to 5 •nd Saturday, Mar. 6 From 9 to 5 ,._ lemi~ine edition o£ tile lhree·pie<e ouit, with joc:bt noOieo r-1 ...... polo shade a tbe sleeveleu ...... w.-. ·"""...... .......... 9awfllt '"" . - pl'rlltJ '±t I • . I N D. M. Lambert, Girls' Spring SUIT COLLECTION ••• In the bouffant 1raclltion that dances to notes of Spring.,To partieslit Eaatw parades-exqulsiltl •aott and gentle" tnchantmtnt In solids or color prints plort. '/Ill llzu 1-4 Toddlll'l· 3·&X l 7·14 GIRLS SPRING BLOUSE$ $1.95 Fill' 111'11 SPI'inl tho look lo· 10ft and feminine - a wide I01octloB ol -1171ol ID 10~ and prlnll - Ideal Willi 1111111 and oldrll - oborl and % llllllh oleeveo. ...... tot!Xaod' to 14. .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Ita al ,, ~:t 5~;~ 1 1 .. ~I Unlted Pre•• .laternatlonal_ ,to get off the ground. In some ''We're hoping ~ get some lsibllity of buying the local pri- the money Is gomg Lobe avail- hi~hway .down here" :nr keeps people ou~ of town "'1 Joe Aber. the mayor of Me1 Some commumty, leader! m cas~s. the towns ~ave plans ~ney for sewage dJs~sal here va~ely~wned water plant. ~e able eventually and 11 there ts I fhe highway problem w~s : He said business has 1 Connelsville, a smaller town iD the hea~ of Ohio s 28--c~ty outlmed and money m the bank ! m Pomeroy,'" he sa1d. "We sa1d .Pomeroy and nearby M1~- any_. we want to get our fingers I more fully . explamed by Ott1s !"dropped off" and people are t neighboring Morgan County, Appalachta area are skeptical t< supplement federal funds . 1 hnven't had a chance to make 1 dleport would probably buy don tt. " Huffman, mayor of New Lex- i not using recreational facilities I was mterested m improvinl about how the Appalachia De- Charles Legar, mayor of Pom- formal application yet. But if Jointly . Shepard said the to wn m<..in- ington, a Perry County town of \ at nearby Burr Oak . once a that town 's sewage and water velopment Act is going to work, eroy in Meigs County, an Ohio we're gQing to progress down Another mayor wilh some def- ly needs new sewage and wat- 4,514 persons which lies along I popular swimmmg and boating facilities. "Our pLans are iD but most of them know what River town with a population of here at all, we ' re ~oing to have ir.ite ideas about where Lhe Ap- er facilities, a common com- the coal route from Ohw 's strip I spot. Huffma n sa id people do progress,' ' he said. thty'll do. with the money once 3,345, summed up the feelings ~ hsve an adequate sf-wage palachia money should go was plaint }n the southeastern Ohio mi.ne. regions . . I not want to pull thetr camping . Only James B. Skirvin, the they get tt. . of most of the mayors: "I nev- dtsposal system." R.dymond Shepard. mayor of area. We hope Lo have enough Htghways are gomg to be trailer::; mt.o the lake area be- cit} of Ironton in Lawrence Of five town. leaders Inter- er we~s much in favor of this "We have plaM and specifi- Athens, the home of Ohio Uni· plans done to present to the fed- the most important thmg. There c.:; use of the heavy traffic and ; t..ounty , in the southern-most viewed, only one r~fused com- give:aw.ay stuff, but as long as i cations r~dy. We have clos~ to versity and seat of Athens eral official~. on st-wer and wat- is _a tremendous amount of co~l poorly paVf'd winding roads . 1ti~ of Ohio, declined comment ~ent. Th~ oth_ers t~mediately they ve got ~ose federal pro~-~ $180,000 m the bank. ~e just Co~nty . er projects. , . . . gomg oul of here _we don t: ''One of the greatest things ion specifics, but indicated he hstt-d projects m the1r commun- rams, we mtgllt as well parti- · need some federal help. ' ' We have at least half a doz.. He added , ·u will deflmtely have any way ol gettmg m and we nee-d here IS a bypass ," be l would go along with Ule Appaities which needed federal aid cipate." I Legar also mentioned a pos- en projects started. We think be a help to us 1f they open a out. All that heavy truck traf- s<>ld . l lachia program. maize. 1 1 enttn e ,c.; _! ":;_ "'~ pC Beauti!ul texture - superbly styled - 2 pc . orion kntt 111uits - seat lined slim sklrtJ - short sleeve pullover tops. Slzea 8 to 18 in pink, liaht blue, belae, mlnt areen, I .,..;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;.,..,."'"'11 88th Birthday Around And Celebrated by About j. Middleport Mrs. Bradbury at y • a.-,..., atten:•• ... $10.00 I' · e • Rata, rha•&fll ... colder ddl Frldly . .... "WWIW .. .... Friday """" ftllrrin, . . .. by "Feathernits" 1 1 .... tised Brands. 1 1 All N•tion•lly Adve,.. 'lllo U. I. Virllo bludl ..,,. ,..... aboat .. laloadl """ fonD part o1 a.. chala oeparaiiDc tbe Cartbbeu aod Alloade 0. WEAI'HU " �' ' . • .. ' ·· ~ .. · -·· ~~-----· · . ····-, .,.c IOMMINT~TING ------- . . Peace or Trap? ~en,ane' 11y Wayne 0. Ill aadltldl. M.D. A- ean 1 ,.... tate too ARE faced every day of our Uves by the problems that arise from the econonucs of our country Many wnters In the paot year or so have been trying to convmce us that we are m a wonderful position, and they can take figures and juggle them around to prove that you are ll\'lng In UtopJa In their book It ts not jult around the corner, but already present They attempt to prove that you a:. not paying any more for certain necessities of life than you were say 10 or 20 years ago On the other hand we read of the percen~ge of nse in the coats of living, and with that the cue the bottom drops nih! out of their thesla. One re""nt piece that we read indicated that not too long ago most American families had to spend the bulk of their inoomea on the nece•sltles of life. According to him they had tittle left over for the luxuries of life. The change they claim that has taken place Is to the degree that families now spend only 48 per cent of its after tax income on the food, clothmf and shelter to satisfy Its needs. If tha be the case we should all have 52 per cent of our take home pay to spend or not to spend as we please If that were true a great many families would like to know the secret of how 1t Ill done. It i• tru& that wt havt an ~eon- much vitamin B-1 : What iJ the dally requlternent for ID adult? /1. _ Since thiamine VttamiD B-t I ill water IIOiuble, tt II not stored In tho body · tho Large amount. over dally reqlliremoat ol II to 2.5 mJillgram• are prompUJ oUminated and caaae DO barmo This dally requirement may bo obtained In ahout 110 ounctt of pork or 7 ounces of oatmeal or poaouts Ia lower concentrations, tt Is al110 available in milk, vegetables and Jrui11. Pre(]nant womOD and mothen who are Dilfl" In& their boblu need .. \no creased amount of lbll vltamlD. Our Economy omy that is not equalled any place else on earth. They say it 1s a tribute to the Amencan free enterpnse system, and that credit should ~o to Industry, a~ri­ culture and labor. w~o have made maJor cuntnbutwns to our present situation. The mam cred1t for better liVIng should go to mass dtstributwn, which makes everythmg hlghly competitive. ~­ wise spender has dozens of places from which to purchase, and by ahopping around it '" ama•ing what one can save. Not long ago thiS writer made a purchase of an appliance, which is used •very day, and saved $5 by comparative shopping. There was a time when the chains came in for a lot of criticism, but when the truth is known they pioneered a type of retailing that wa• balled on volume with a small mark up made possible by mall purchasing and quick turnover. That philosophy of retailing has meant a savin& of untold billions to American customers. Mass distribution and mass production are full and equal partners in the current scene. Tht big major problem with most buyers is that they take on too many items that are not needed, and then blame someone else for the fact that it costs them more to live. We still do not know the answer of how we have 52 per cent of our money above and beyond the necessities of lite to apend.- Q - By DOROTHY KILGALLEN to a t all VltutiD II II found In '"eetable oils, gr..n. alafy veaetablel and nuts Althouflb It may be needed In the humAn body, Ill enct function I• hard to determine because eve11 on the poorest diet it his been lmi>oSslble to produce a deficiency of lhio vitamin Inman Peraona wltb cysUc flbrosll do have a dlllciency ol vlt., min E, but no relationship !Je. tween the vitamin lack and tho clisean hu bo«;. proved The Lighter Side Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Wbal footla vitamin E? A- HELEN HELP US! By DICK WEST Ulllled Prell IJIIInlallollll WASHINGTON (UP!) - Tht next time President Johnaor. leels that the national economy needs a pep pill, I hope he will call me in for a coosultatlon. 1 - - by Helen --· I!Sottel-_.. Q - WbtD IDJ' OJO• were u. amind a year ago tb1 doctor used drops to dilate 1J11 pupils. Then he used pllocarpiD drops to brlnl them back to normal size. This caused an Immediate severe headache and naWiea so that I couldn't leave tho office lor half an hour. Does lbll mean I have glaucoma! /1. - Pilourpla tendo to reo lieve, not aggravate galucomL There ore DO aide elfects from the aoe ol piloearplo clropo Ia the eye1. You should aeek somo otillll' cause - possJbility migrainefor the sympt01111 you deocrtbed. I'll Uke tho work I do better If This column Ill for young I know laking a job didn't keep people, their problems and me from being a T-RAVELPeter Glen- tc" will have Its overseas preMiss Midnight'! Notebook: way of doing I can prescribe a now method pleasures, their troubles and IN' MAN WITH A 3.0 lB plus) Unto.. one of the maJor theal· Ville has been squirm& Lueen miere March :19 at tho llomiD- of economic stlmulstion I be- fun. As wlth the rest of Helen AVERAGE. Previewer1 who ton Theatre ln London, wht~l'l lieve will work better than t.RI r1c.ai organizat10ns - ptrhapa McGrath have seen "The Tram'' rave a previous Rodgers and Ham- cuts, public works project! or Help Us!, it welcomes laughl Dear Travelln' Man: the Actors' Fund of ArnencaYour trip gets my vote! The but won't dodge a oerloua que• takes aver 1 the annual Ameri- about 78-year-old Michel Sun-- merstem picture, "Soutb Pacl· any of the other traditional best Urnes to travel great dislion with a brush off. ftc," playod for four yearo and can Theatre Wmg Tony Awardl on. Althou&h he's only or. the pump-prlminS devices. tances (actually the ONLY broke every box oft1ce record Send your teen-age queoUona screen for 10 minutes, te alwill (old after 1a years Urnes for mo•t people) are IMP in Great Britain "Sound ol All that the President bas to to Youth Asked For It, cart of The talk ol Europo An inter- most steals the pictuure from fore you start your life work or Music" may run for 8 years do il set Congress to pass a Helen Help Us!, till• newopapnationally madcap glamor g1rl Burt Lancaster and Paul ScoA- In a recent column you after you retire from it. And . . Nervous? Get ready or so law requiring everyone In the er. il;, sWLJliln& w1th a handsome field recommended walnut stam United Stateo to change his ad- Waoll To Travel Before Set- why walt 45 yeara? You'll en- for masking skin areas that ha<l young ocLor who io oupposed for mo~ Jltters The Chlllese joy those faraway places a lot to be betrothed to another t a- Reds have stopped teachlna Rutclreu. lfll(l DowD no pigment My druggist doesn t more when you're yoW!g. slaP to theu young ~tudents and mous lady. And maybe he is, Dear Helen: have any walnut stain and doesThe potentialltleo of this syoAs for returning to college but at the 1.mment he ap- •ubstituted a crash program ol U a guy wants to do some tem became apparent to me travellllfl before he gets 1 job your parents needn't worry that n't know where to get it. By Mn. D. 1!. Wootl pean to be makin1 the most mstruct1on 1n Enghsh Tht reaA - Have your druggist Mrs James Jackson present.. this week when officials of oulr and settles down, ill that badT a sabbatical will turn you lnto <~f his bachelorhood Alan son 11 pamfully obviOUS write to Dermatological Preed the program for the Flora urban Fairfax County, Va., I'd like yQur readen' opinions, a "King of the Road." 1 tbink Jay Lerner has turned down an 11(11 they muot be stlll living In the scription Laboratories, Michael Renrue is bestow ina: Art Society which met Feb. 17 where I reside, shot my house and, ot course, yours. lnvit.atton to attend the AcaBryant Street, San Francisco. 1 am 1 htgh school eenlor and days when a degree was more Ca lif, 94110. demy Award ceremonies. de- warm smiles on Patti Gilbert. a at home of Mrs. Pearl Crow, number out from under me. stat111 than necessity. YOU model Celobnty quo'from She used the Hogarth Curve u apth! the fact that he 's a ncun.. They arbitrarUy changed my I will go to the State Univer- know It's the only door to the Walter Kerr : 'Knowledge hu subject. She explained the thelnee he's too busy castlni for Q - What can be done to street addre5S from 11165 to sity here. I hevo my planl all sc1ent1fic career you're after, of us all." ory and hiStory by displaying made . hiS new show. "On A C I ear made nebbishes I want to be a research help a person with pulflne81 3099 But no favoritism w as and a year "off" won't slam ! \\ell, I'll thmk 11 over} two beautiful arrangemenls. Day You Can See Forpver' 'if I'm good enough. sclenttst, under the eye!? I! there any shown. They al5o changed the Eugene Campbell recently atI've been working at supermar· it shut. You'll come back with operation for Ulis? aJthough It doesn t go mto re- The Brlllsh may soon havt number of all the other houses an even greater will to learn. laws, tended Principals conference. hearsal 'til July, and the their own CIVIl rights ket since I was a junior and I A - Loss of elaslicity of the l could name at least two makmg 11 a cnme to mc1te ra· Mr. and Mrs. Junior Snavely in Lhe county. jets to Hollywood are remarkthink I can earn enoua.h to put skin of the lower Uds occurs dozen young people who agree obi)' fu~ He'• ,. IIOphi•ticated, c1al hatred. A bill IS to be m- and daughter were recent weekOUtrage Cornel First myself through college. My parwith agmg_ There may also be with me - from experience. he'l probably bored with the troduced m Parliament. Sucb end guests of his parents 1 Mr. When the not1hcatlon arnved, ents could help- but I'd rather a heredilary element In the H. whole Idea of the Oscar bash. a scr~ch . Only a few yean a&o and Mrs. McCoy Snavely. my first reaction was stmilar do it myself. cause. Futhermore, fatigue f'ut Sophia !Laf@n will make the BBC was leaturmg Intel· Now , here 's the thing. Be- Another Vote For Homework The Past Matrons met re- to what I felt when l heard usually aggravates It. the 1cene wtn, lose or draw. lectwa.l panel shawl crlliClW11 cently at home of Mrs. ArdiJ that the telephone company was l ween my junior and senior year Dear Helen: This IS not a stgn of any In reply to the gal who Soptua, now up for the pnze the Umt~d States lor tts Impro- Macomber. E1ght members substituting digits for exchange at college, I want to take off, serious ailment, so no treatbecause oi "Marriage, ltahan per ha.ndlmg of the racutl lltu- were present. A delicious lunch names. Outraged indignation. work about six months, and groans aiJout homework. don't ment is required, but many then spend the money for the knock It' I know! I made the persons with Style," couldn't gel to the U ahon. It was easy then, oe- was served by hostess assist· For a long time I have needthis condition S. twa yean ago when she won cause Ow English didn't ha\i~ ed by Jane Cottrill. trip highest scores in my class on have a plastic operahon for ed a larger house, but I have next five months on a the College Board aptitude tests any problem oJ their own for "Two Womt>n'' T he Mr. and Mrs. Kelson Phl!llps refused to buy one solely b.,. acros!!l the United States and and I come from a sehoul which cosmetic reasons. MGM execuLIVf'S must be ecsta .. leadlna mao of a Braodway and children, Wellston, were caus I didn't want to go to \he to Europe. I'll use my car m mUSICal 18 slated to be pmk- tic. RadiO City Music Hall, dad· recent SUnday guests of his trouble of changing the address the U. S. and get a mot.or bike sends 70 percent of ito gradllva homeowrk! - R. V. STUolipped within two w..ks It dy of all the cinema theatres, mother, Mrs. Clara Phillips. in Europe and see all the places ates to college, so that meana on all of the CJids m my tool.. the producers an amazmg ha s booked lhrf'e Metro! [hd.nobody else bother~ to see, on something. In high school I got DENT Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C•'llpbell wallet. Dear Helen : length or time to come to the ers m a row - ··operation and children, Columbus were those planned tours. I think I'll excellent grades without half When you have lived In the A boy I like has a high voice, Y e II ow decilion, but now they're ready Crossbow,'' "The gtt as much education this trying. When I weot to college recent weekend guests of his house for as long as 10 same in 2, l got ~ bad llhock. I so when he calls m} mother to lrSU& Wttb the Equity arbit- Rolls Royce · and the El17.1· parents, Mr. and Mro. Eugene years , the list of things on way a• I would in college. A could no longer get by with hit tbinks he'a a girl. I never told beth Taylor Richard Burtoo The Vie Damones exers campbell and hill 11•ter, Mrs. which your address is enscnbed friend of mine wants to go or miss studying. My grades her different - so abe never Hawaii Sizzler. 'The Sandp1per" Per- Harold Grate pect a baby In June along - male, I might add knew that "Jean" was really becomes rather staggering. 1uddenly hal become a hoi spot hap, they ought to dedaro It My parents are lukewarm be- suffered so badly l had to drop Mrs. Lana Davts recently enNow a long comes the county out and work for a year because Gene. Now his voice I• chang• .all MGM Ft:stJ.vaL for the narcotics ~ddlers tertained a number of he r and, In e[fect, moves me while cause they think if I drop out J couldn't get renewal of my lng. What shall I do? - MARHerman Wouk'J new novel will of college I won't go back. The marvelous looking Dall- fnends with a painting party. 1 am standing still be about Washington, where Though they don't say It, they scholarship or loans. If I had THA. Mrs. Ruby Mulholand has had more homework in high Dear Martha : I resolved on the spot to Ighe'a Uvin& alm01t in IIK'Iuswn ah Lav1 IS wanted by Columbia been confined to her home the nore the whole thing and go lhmk I mLght become a drifter. school, and learned how Let "Jean's" voice tell her to as the leadmg lady m an upThey say I should get my depast week w1th a virus. ahead using the old number. grees and then take off, but work and develop giod study Gene is on the line. After all, Some of the colleges corning comrng Jame11 Bond movlt . . Mr. and Mrs. William Spires Then I learned that failcre to that doesn't work You get an habits, I wouldn't have been it was an honeat mistake In for the NlT Baskt"tball tour- The Theatre Gw ld IS trym& to and Mrs. John ShOhngs attendpost the new number carries a offer by a btg company. and caught off 111ard In college. Vi- wasn't lt1 - H. to nament at Madison Square Gar- gel satmst Bob Newhart ed tho operetta at Rutland r.,_ fine of up lo $300 That started maybe you get a w1fe, and den m Marr"h are hiring special make his BrQCidway debut m cenlly. Their granddaughter me to looking on the positive that trip goes out the window. "The Wayward Stork" Tina policemen to make sure tht"ir was in the program. 1ide of the issue. I know what 1 want to be, playero aren't tempted by LoUise IS about to hit a new Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cotn,ilestone in her career . She Orpnized Conluoloo and I'll get there. Taking one 1amblers. Meanthile, sports lrll and children were recent Just think what it would do year longer at at will make me promoter. are praymg that the will take Albert Finney away guests of Mr. and Mrs. ClovUI for the economy lf everyone appreciate college more - and recent basketball scandal m from Jeanne Moreau in "ForThe hlrn Morrlson and Mr. and Mr•. changed addresses. Ch1cago doesn't move Lo other bidden Dreams" Truman Fugate. Department stores would have of address cards would wipe eitles, u thoso thillfll have 1 vers1on of "The Sound of Musto h1re million!! of new clerical out the postal deficit. worken to rerord the changes In short, unemployment would Hado Time Do on their charge accounts The be elunmated, business would .. metal mdustry would rev up to boom and we would all enjoy capac1ty turing out numerals unprecedented aUluence. All 1t WHIL E. 114E CRt.JMMIEST,POOR·PAYIN(1 UOWCUM PEPT. lJ.lE PLUSHEST FIRMS to put over doorways. OtiTFIT IXJWN THE STREET NEVER HAS takes to achieve prosperity is PAYIN0 114E BEST SALARIES CAN'T Sf.EM AN OPENIN6 .... NOBOD'f Qt.JnS ..... The paper and printing indus- organized confusion. TO KEEP ~EIR EMPLOYEES .... tries would undergo tremendous expansion while replacini obs~ Jete letterheads, address books, telephone dlrector1es and the Uke. DIVOTEL TO tNTUISl 0~ The sale of stamps for change Youtll /l.aked For Ill Wilkesville BERRY'~ WORLD I It --· --- THE DAILY SENTINEL M.IGS MASON ARU The Wilkesville earden tlub lichard 1. Owllft. P'Utlllllher C:hasNr Tann•lllll ldttor recently met with Mrs Etner.. 1"'ubU.hlffi every aftanlOoll uoqt aon Duffey. Iunday by rha Olllo Valle:r ru.bl\a~ hill Compaay 110 \teobank it PftmMils Oslo Butcher who bao ...07· Ohio lu1lDe. Office p)UIM been a pat1ent at Holzer hospit~ WV 1-21:10. ldltorlaJ PPOfM' W\' • m• at ill recuperatlllfl at home. b~ .. IHOD!l elau matllfll Glendon McGinnio wu able m•f"'' ar tbe PO-' offtca at PomeroJ, to come home 1n his car Hi! oblo "'•tWoal aG~ :-t~pr...ll\aoo many friends hope he galno ave f!h;lltlaeUI Kimball . ~ 3Q LU;IIlf'OD l\1'e., Naw Yor-.: Clt7 Na• rapidly. York. Mrs. Glendon McGinnis had SutMcrtPUOO ra'•~ Delh·•,... ltJ wh.,. ••.U.ble, 30 eoant.. P• past eartie' her sister u guest the .,..... OAa rear lD adwlllla. at the Dally Bentirwd otflca IUI .IO lis week. 17.101 &brea •ntbt ~ tl. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Garvin eonUY, ltilot.ot llouta •here .,• ..,.,......... .,. ••atlahle. ... mnmh ll.Jn ,., have moved back to Athens. laor ..au on• ,..., ltO,oO: S\1: 1D0111"" She II employed there at Uni· U .l!l> Tllh• moo.tbl, 11.00. r •• * • • -. . .. - - . . IJ"ily Sentinel. Niagara Coach Bows Out on Sad Note, 95-64 SAYS .... EDITORIAUY ALook At WE ----*""'-~;.....;....::~ · -~- uocroa S-Dell;y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Mar. 4, 1900 The Boily -- ~r.r- ... . .. •'j'i' Pome~ roy-Mid(jlepo_rt_, O-~·~·~M~ar~-~4~,~1~1M1~5~~~ Jiustt"'LL GETI 1 /1.1"/I.RD NEW YORK (UPI - 1loiM 1Celt1c defetllive apecWIII BID 1Russell Wedneaday wu nametl by the Metropolitan Basl<.U..U Writero Auociation u tho wt. ner of the Sam Davit Award • pro hasketball 'o moot vahabll player. I Dave Smith to narrow tt.1 defi halftime lead over St Bonaven- NCAA all-time acorlnC llst. Stan I er losz to WichJta Desp1te 17 rebounds and 16 pomts for John 1Taps1 Gallagher l! the c1t to ntne pomts with 13 mln· ture 11nd coasted the rest of the Pawlak of Pen.naylvanil took thetr loss, the Wheat -Shockers the WJldcat.s, who w11l play m latest to learn that there L~ no utes to play , but Syracuse retal- way CUff Anderson had 17 game ICOrlnl honort with ~ mamtamed flrsl plal-'t! 10 tht' Nt-w York s Nat10nal lnvltat)()n sympathy m sports tated w1th a spurt of Its own pomts and Tom Duff 15 for St. pomts while five playen M1ssoun Valley Conference With Tournament Tony Cuccolo and Callagher who spent Jl ears 1to clmch the game Sm ith and Joseph's reached double fipres for tbe a 10.3 league rf"<'Ord and 18-7 Charley M1tchel tallied 19 makin): lite unpleasant r o r I Broderick each had 16 pomts Equals Sea1011 lAw Ivy League champion Tigers, overall pomls each for Seton Hall. other ..:oaches bowed out of the ror the Eagle.s. Bradley , the college player of who will play ln the NCAA All f1ve starters scored m Duquesne kept ill NIT hopes I roachmg ranks at N1agara Uru- St Joseph 's. ranked th1rd in 1the year, scored only 18 pomts tournament. double ftgure11 for V1lhmova. lll1ve by beatlfli Memphis State SOOCER DATE vers1ty on a sad note Wednes- the nallon, comple!ed us regu- ' - equalling hts season low Louisville hit on II per cent wh1ch boosted its record to ~ 93-87 Fnmk Mimotas scored 24 1 NEW YORK !UP!) - 'Mia day mght when h1s Eagles lar campa1gn w1lh a 2.5- l mark but they gave him a career to- of its 1econd-baU field goal at· 4, Bill Melchionni had 22 pomts pomts for the Dukes. w h o I lnternatlc>nal Euter soccer tour1 droppt'd .a 95-64 decisiOn to Sya- The Hawks rolled to a 54-39 1tal of 2,326, fourth best ~n- the tempt.A_ to avqe an _e~~-~~~~l m Waslungton rontri_bu_t_ed_ w _r_a._p._ ped up a 14-10 campaign. nament, under the direction of cuse ·the Southern New York Stile The sentiment was present m .. , , Soccer Aaoociatlon, will be beld 1 1_ II thank yoa aot to put that at Downing Stadium Aprll 15 lhe pre·game ceremomes honor:slippery polish on my weights through April !L Ing Gallagher, who came to lo sblne tbem aloag wttb the N1agara as head basketball furniture !" coaeh m 1931 The tears were quiCkl y brusht'd asJde by Syra- By Unit~ Pres• International Walt Bellamy scored l2 Dlschinger .added 26 for Ule half. K.C. Jones had scored euse on<'~ th~ game beg~:~.n The H.altlmore Bullets are pomts, Don Ohl tallied 27 and Pistons while Nate 'fhurmond I w1th n. . e seconds remammg to College flaskelball Rl"sulb however . and Gallagher went playmg theLr hottest basketball I Balle) Howell had 20 to lead had 29 points and 29 rebounds produce a 102-102 lie and seem- By United Press International out a loser. mgl~ send the game mto overEast 101 the Nationa l Basketball AS.o\o- thtt Bullets' assault. Tbe Bullets for the Warriors Although Niagara fimshed cud10n season at preeu;ely the ' led, 7o-58. al halftime and balttme but the Lakers called Syracuse 95 Niagara 64 with.., 4-17 mark this season nght time lr.oned the margm to 16 pointa The Los An&eles Laten time, the ball was passed 10 St. Jos (P.a 1. 95 Sl gnvtre 87 1ts worst ever under Gallagher Nursmg a 2Ltil-game lead over : b~ the end of the thrrd period. ~lied out • SpeCtacular IM-!~ from center court to West and VLIIanova 84 SHoo Hall 63 - the popular Taps still can the Detrmt P1ston8 1n Lhe bat.- !Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lu- triumph ove~ the Eutem ~L.VI .. the bnlhant guard spun and Upsala 81 Renssealer Poly 71 r~all better days, le.avmg tit for the Western D1v15ion's cas had 20 potntll ~.ach for the swn champ!un Boston Ce bel connected with h1s game-win.. Buffalo s.t lOB Alfred 73 I With .an overall record of 479·1 th!fd playoff berth the Bullets Royals. a~d the SL Louis Hawlot defeat- ning shot Sam Jones led the Adelphi 32 CW Posl 8l I D-oll 257. 1he Brooklyn~born lnshman i have scored four victories in The Pistons, who also are ec the PhLiadelphia 76ers, 124- Celtics with 18 pomts. Prmceton 81 Pennsylvama 71 wil.l re.main at Niagara as ath·' their last live and stagmg a hot finish m an effort 110, in other gamn. . . Dartmouth B4 Brown 7U lettc director. Wednesday night set il team : to make the playoffs. won their Jerry West climaxed a 30- ! Guerm scored 33 Clark u. 8Q Tech 71 Otber Major Games pomt mark in beatmg the Cin- , fourth straight game when they point night with a ZO-foot jump pom'- and Chico Vaughn and Rutgers 78 I.A!higll 61 Jn other major games cinnat1 Royals 151-108. The 151 11 downed the San FrancJsco War- shot at the buzzer to give the Bill Bridges had 21 ..ach for the Conn. IOl Colgate 66 Wednesday mght, NCAA- 11 pomts also we~e the highest of l nors 116-107 Eddie Miles reg- Lakers the victory after they Hawks while Wilt Chamberlain Pittsburgh 80 Carnegie Tech 60 By United Press International up third place in the Mid·Amerbound St Joseph 's beat St th~ season by any NBA team . lster~ 28 pomts and Terry trailed by te points In the first canned 31 for the 76ers Long Island U 78 Wa tnei 69 , _Ed Jucker timshed hiS career ican Conference by outlastin& Bonaventure 95-87 ; Bill Bradley ~ Phlla. Tex. 87 Hofstra 66 j as .head basketball coach at the Kent State, 73-71 , and Bowling became the fourth h1ghest scarSouth Umvers1ty ot Cmcmnall m tile Green polished ott Loyola et er in NCAA hiStory as Prmc•· l e 10 Duqoesne 93 MemphiS Sl 87 wmnmg style Which he dis- Chicago, !16-82 ion downed Pennsylvama 81-71 , ey 'ts a cons Esn Ky . St 94 Marshall 92 played durmg most of the live The Rockets led most of "' Louisville defeated Wichita 79· - ....) F\ Lee 91 F't Ma>ade 66 I years he held the rems . way, but owned only a 63-62 70 and VIllanova routed Seton Oblo High School Basketball Midwest 1 The Bearcats clobbered cross- lead with 6 .12 left m the game. Hall 84-63. By United Pres1 Joternational Cmcmfal! 102 Xav1er jOhiol 121town nval Xav1er, 102-72. to At that time, Toledo starters Dave Bmg scored 23 points to ] Sectloaal Tournaments Louisville 79 Wirhita 70 I make •t three wms m a row BoO Aston, Ken Miller and Carl By United Press International .. "' If 1 1 I ! \ Royals Crushed 151-108 by Bullets Colle~"""' ·----- 1 1 1 game~ ~IChle I I c - RlpI F•. FI . Worcest~r Bearcats Whip • IX avter • 1n Last Gam e oif s eason Oh• Ill cage Tourney scores Round rst of Sectieonal Class AA Bowlmg Grn 88 Lovola II! I ) 82 1smce the 47·year-old coach an- Utz had fouled out and thin&* pace Syracuse lo its llth VIC· lory in 13 games after a disas.: At Toledo Toledo 73 Kent St 71 nounced his restgnatwn Still, looked bleak for the visitors Toledo Wa•te 64 Detrmt 80 H11l-<dale 51 Ctncmnati fimshed w1th tts But Toledo pulled out 1.o antrous starl The Orangemen, I who built a 44-32 halftime lead Toledo DeVilb1ss 49 Southwt"st worst record snre 1953-54, post- 65 Jead wtth 1 29 left and held against Niag_ara, completed SPENCER, w VA . _ The er MacPhail had 21 pomts while 1 In an earlier game WednesAt Clove~leaf .A.nzona 97 1\nzona St 87 ing a 14-12 m~rk on. Bill Backensto led the wm.. the1r season w1th a 13-10 record. Ripley VIkings over-ran Ule Skeen led all scorers with 2.8. day . Ravenswood downed Wlrt l Clonrleaf 65 Medma S4 West All fJve Cmcmnat1 starters ners w 1th 26 pomts and John N1agara made a game effort Wahama While Falcons 89-70 The loss made the Falcon and will meet Calhoun county 1 A~ Canto~ Denver U 64 A1r ~<'orce 60 scored m double f1gures as the Ayhng had 2.2 , while Fred Alto hght bck m the second ,in the flrsl round of the Sec- season record ll _ 11 and mark· on Friday Ripley will play Canton C. C. 67 Fairless 49 NAIA Regional 1-'la~ofh . te.am rolled up Its highest total brecht supplied 22 and Wilson half, rallymg behmd the outside tiona! basketball tournament on ed the first time m several Spencer on Friday. The WID· Sandy Valley 59 Glenwood 44 DistTirt 18 , ol the year. Ken Cunnmgham Graham 18 for the Golden ~hootmg of Pat Brodenck .!n~ Wednesday night here. years that a Waharna team did I ners ol those games wdl meet At Bedford I was hl~h man With 20 and Ro- Plashes Paced by Marcus MacPhail' so well for the SectiOnaL championship C1eveland East Tech 94 Westmmster rPa) 76 la nd Yiest ha<J 18 Sophomore The Falcons also led nelil'ly ltnd Sammy Skeens, the Vikmgs Harry Surface, who bas been Saturday Cleveland John Hay 49 · Slippery Rm k 74 ' John Ma('el led the Musketeers the entrre game and opened up 'jumped to an early lead and the pacemaker for the Falcons, 1 By quarters : At Lorain AIIIanct 79 r.annon 72 iotJ with 17 .and Bran Wdhams and a 12·point margm midway of Istayed in front all the way They agam topped Wahama scorersiWahama 10 17 1125 _ 70 Lorain Adrntr.al King 76 District 2.IJ .laek Wamba ch added 16 each IJ1e second half before th• 1 ied 19-10 at the .first quarter. with 24 Bobby Gree_n waslRipley li 23 28 19 - &9 Amherst 61 F'inals Cmcmna t1 was never behmd . Ramblers launched a drive that mtermJss1on, and 7o-45c the only other Falcon m double ! Waham1 - Surface 94-24; F'airm1mt St 97 w Vtr Tt-~:h 81 rushmg ofr to a 28-8 lead wJih pulled WLthin 83-.'10 with 1:55 r~ l 42·27 at at the clo3e of the third quart- Hgures, with 12. Powell 4-0-8, Rood 3-Q.-6; Green mstrlrt 31 8 55 IPft m th~ hrst hair and mammg At that ;mmt, Tom -~ 4-4-12 : Roush l-4-6. Zuspan 40Sp1 eWS Finals opemng up 1ts b•ggest margin : Seiple hit a paif ol free throws II-i; Van Meter ~- Totals Maryland Sl. 96 Pace 52 al B7 54. II was the Bearcats and Bob Dwors had a three12tr-14-70 ~ lOth con.secutive wm over Xa- pomter that 1ced the game John Tannehill of Middleport ' R.lpley - MacPhail 11-3-25 ; ENTERED H~PITAL ·, vier, which fm•shed with an II - Dwors led all scorers with 27 · -9; Williams 1·1-tl; Am th JVef I 15 mar k thIS season. pomt' and Ed Smith scored 23 I! entered m four di ... lsions of • • IS WI! her 11 ~ 1 Toledo And Falcoos Win lhf' Ohio State Open Table 1'enStover 4-1-9; Skeen lo-6-26 · H ongh . 0 1 e whu entered for Loyola 1 m the past 24 nis tournament at the ColumBoBwe11 1-v"2; McFarland 1..0..2 ·'I hoo1zer ospttaM 1 1n other games, Toledo sewt"d Tilt' only · games scheduled to1 bus Table Tennis Courts, 2484 Sayre 0.3-3 . Paraona Hl-2. T,;. urs were.: rs. Grace Cald- 1 -- I ~ - I mghl Will ha.. Wavne State at Cleveland Ave., Saturday and tal1 3~2t-811. well, 711 Fll'st Ave., Mrs. Ray-, Gauge r<adingo - G•lli otis : , John <Arrol d ·c Sunday. _ .. , mond E. Dulaney, 2145 Eastern Dam 18 2. 24 4. runnin 52 Pfeet Natlona.l Basketball Asfl()('iatioo l Western fll hiC.ai:o at The IZ year-old Seventh grad· TAMPA, !'Ia. IUPI) The I marks. I m the type of pltcher l Ave., Charlotte A Manuel Rio I g By United Prm tnlernatlooal ' R.._e . . c· . t'1 Reds roster who th nves . I d k" I ' •on the rollers Pomeroy . Maser • 1965 Central States B 0 y ! 1en tIIIre mcmna s ea y wor . 1 Grande Mrs Joe R Smith Rt on 24 75 p t Pleasanl 26 17 Hm. f k 1 t T flour!on C ed Ea 1 Di · · Under 14 champion, will I V"l turn ou1 or ll wor ou ?I I oaeera . I I Bidwell, Mrs Jumor Leshe ton 3 li n~mg, Kanawha 'rail~ , . s t'rn \'IS IOR pete tn that division in da} ror the first time lhls I He has fJlBde the ~tnt be· Lemley Rt l Bidwell James 8 19 . Cl I 2 ' w. L Prt. Under 16 m Junior M~n spring. I fore . once announcing that hell , Lee Ca~ms . Rt 2 Bidw~ll Mrs rltsmdg , d1ar eston l 50 ris I x Boston 57 14 803 • f' ld d · h l.' • mg .on on am was nmnmg c .· . 1 1 , 111 ,, ., l8 , and in Class A Men Rookte ou~ 1e er Art Sham-! woul retire at t e end of the ~O(•Ir.fy Hoy Baisden, Jr , Rt :z. Thur- 5 reel, Marmet 4,-1 feet and .ln(.lnna ~~ .:.u 600 ers of any age who have sky sagned hJs .contract Wednes· l season because he had been rel- 1 man , Mn. Margaret J. Staats, Winheld dam 7 ft·•·l ~~~a~e~~~IJ .1u 34 514 won an open men 's smg\es day . completmg the roster egated to the buHpen. , New Haven. w. Va., John Prid- Boat mo\lemenu : ~1 :!5 44 362 tiel Shamsky batted 272 with 251 Jay, 29, has taken salary cuts ! dy Rt 3 Leon w va Mrs Oblo River- Phlli" Sporn ' '· '"' hffi toile · h 1 'lh p f · d t : Larry Wolle returned home on 1 ' ' • ' " ~ Wt'slt"ro 0 · · Last week Tannehill was omers ast season w1 . ac1 - ~ two y~ars m a _row an ~on on Yl Sunda after Jva Bell Lee, Soutt.lde, w. Va, down 14 , 6 25 .a m . ~Iss Nan· I\ISktn finalist In the Akron Rubber Cl W Coast League champion San 18 while dropping 29 durmg that ~ H lyl IUraery at Holzer Mark E DHiard 1(17 Laurel St cy down 15 11 p m . New MarW L Pet. . od ' osp ta. · ' ' ·' · I' os Ar"'Juel t's 42 27 6()9 D1ego. ty Open in Boys under 14, pe.~J · . ; Pomeroy, Miss Emma B. tulSvllle down 15. 2 40 .. m : • · mg to two-times national And It appears that even the Maybe It doesn t hw1 for a . Don NeaH returned home Hamm, Minersville, Mr.!! Joe Reliable up 15. 4 25 .a m ; St. Sl Loms Ji 34 521 p1on Steve Parsons of of the Reds' pitchmg guy_to rail ?",,hi! fac~ ~~.d get I from Holzer HOBpital Monday. Miller Bolin, Rutland, Mrs Ron- Mary 's up 17 12 :w a m . ov . HaltJmort' .l2 :17 464 ton. w va. Parsons also is have gotten Manager bl"uised a bit, he saLd. After1 Mrs. James Swart. Mr. Fred aid E. Topping, Jackson, Jacob EC up 17, 7 a m: Vienna up Df'lrOit :n 4J .431 peeled to be playing m the Sisler's message that no· all, you don't keep I earning Philson and Rev. Freeland Nor- F. Jenkins, Jackson, Gerald 16. 10 10 p m Ht•avrr up 19 . S<:~ n F'r<:~n( lsc o 14 57 197 Open body's job is secure, They're I things when you're winning." 1 rls are among those from this Denver McKinnis, Jackson, Joe 4 p m Peggy Downey up !9, 1 Wednt>sday·s Results Also enlered in the Ohio workmg hard to make sure. Righthander John Tsitouris, 1area hospitalized at Holzer B. Lenegar, Wellston, Lawrence 4 40 a m : Jerry Boswor1!1 ur ! Los Angt'it's ~~ Roston. 102 (rom Meigs County is One of the hardest workers another veteran of the pitching hospital Boyd, Rt. 1 Welltton, Pegg1 Jo 19, 5 50 a. m : Walter Bel·k;ord l Baltimore 151 < mcmnah 108 curd. 17, Pomeroy HD, m in the camp thus far has been wars, figures he'1 going to have The Wesleyan Service Guild SeJber, Chauncey, and Mrs . Er- up 19 6·15 a m . Fr..tnklm flelro!t 110 San Franr1sco 107 V'tce Men 's and Jumor Joey Jay , who has been notably a rough time wmning 1 starting of the Methodist Church met at nest Eden, Rt. 1 Barbounvllle, Ptert·e up 20, 6 a m : C V. St Loui~ 124 Philadelphia ll O divisions. rem1ss m this department the spot this year. the home of Mrs. Vtctor Wolfe W. Va. Harner up 21. l:i 40 1:1 m : 0\lwe Thursday's (iames On March 19-20-21 last rew years because of busi- He was 12-3 in 1M3 and fell Monday evening. BIRTHS down 23, 8 40 p. m; 1\enlm·k- San Fran{'!Scu vs Detrml <JI F'! 1an down 23, t2 Bf:l 8 m · N<::~- Wavne. lnd wJII play in the U. S. ness that forced h1m to report to t-13 last season. He reported Mr and Mrs. Owen Watson Mrs. Roscoe C. Wise . 522 Cobo Hallm Detroit. late or a diff~rence over pay . ~o camp 12 pound! Ughter than ~e confined to their home by Uurd St., Middleport. daughler .,twnal down 23: 2 a. m : Jll~ !Only ga.me .schedulf'd ) -- -- --· " I'm countmg on Joey as one m 1964 and announced he was Illness. Their daughter, Mrs 3:50p.m . Wednesday Mrs. Jo- Hougland up 13: 6 JB a m . I Fr•day s Gamr..,; of my regular starter~~ ," Sisler going to surrender the screw· Robert Roush, of Columbus , 1s seph Arthur Rose, 645 Secondta~el~ D up <.reeJl.up 4 55 p. Ph1ladelph1a at Cmemna1 1 said as he watehed the big ball as one of his ravorite carmg for them. Ave, daughter, 12 41 p.m Wed- m · TI!Jolt dowll 6 ·10 P 1 m · 1 1.os Angele~ at New York righthander "loosen up" on the I pitches. Mr. Hobart Bryson who Is nesday. Mrs. Ronald E.Toppmg, Rose G up 5 30 8 m ; \alley Boston at Baltimore 1 stdelines Catcher John Edwards agreed employed in Chillicothe Bpent a 217 Florence Ave., Jackson, son, VoyagRer down od\.r L-en up r- 6 30 a I Only games srhedult·d 1 "That' s good news, " J ay sal'd tha t TSJ'to ur11 . u ··• th . k d h' • 03 W d d m : avenswo up .. ret•nuo 11 - t pitch too wee en at JS home here pm. e nes ay. 1 7 '"' B k Sl · I ' r,_ oIten tat Mr and Mrs. Robert Swift DISCHARGED a m · ue t''rt' i!IP up TARKENTON Til Hf'l u when ·mI ormed of SIS Iera s aeaoon. M ld hi 2 30 : J s t , ~ ·• and daughter, Michele of Col- Patients recently diSCharged 'd e aM tdahlp ." '"15 · ' .Zew~> ' ATHENS. Ga 1l1Pil - Mmumbus and Christine Lake of included Mn Lena Lyons {who ' own eM ld \ 1 55m : .am- nesola Vikmg quart erback fi"ran Athens open! Saturday with Mr. was inJured in Rt. 7 aCCident ~e~~bo~~ do:n a ~teldahl \: "~ ~ ' Tarkenton Will hflp hIs alma and Mn. FranciA Morri.J. near Crown <.:Ity), Mrs. Paul m.; Eastern down Meldahl 9 so [ mater. <_.eorgJa , durmg spnng For 111pert t•ida•c• oa Miss Margaret Sellers em- North, Mro. Wklham Wallace, P m : Allied . Ashland down 1 rrammg Apnl 8 through M>y 5. · filing ,_, 1964 tox return, ployed in Logan 1pent the week Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. Wen- Meldahl J :55 3 m : Lynn 13 , Bulldog Coach Vmre Doolev ord1< yooor copy of lay Do end with her parents, Re .... and dell Rees, Mrs. Hollie Jordan, up Meldahl 6 JU a m sa!d We-dnesday. Cra1e's "Cut Yo•r Ow• CHICAGO (UPI)-Ernest Torhe thinks that he h" tO watch Mrs. Paul Sellen and RosemaHeber James, Mrs. Roy A. Ross Gallipolis Dam_ Andrew Col· Tllirfilm d1 tile fJ Taxn."" on the strength of his the left hand alone, he'1 going ry . and infant daughter, Mrs. Ron- houn up 5 30 p m Allt'n Fight Hesulh: A.omica•sbest..tutiaeplpltobuco strong left jab, ~as a% tot to be fooled" Mrs. Mattie Circle, Mrs. Ray aJd R. Plantz and infant son, Merrill up 7: 10 p rn, Lur!wr By UnJlfd Press lnlrrnatlonal -famOIIIHalf' aDdHall. Gecpllu. fBavo_rlte todAay t? the Machen declared that Terand Mrs. Erma Wilson Mrfs. Samuel L Perkins and m· Herdman up 7 20 p m , r:sso , .. MIAMI BEACH. F'la 1 UPil : : : ;•..-,&: aew .._ 'IIJ • oxmg SSOCIB 10n s ueavy- II' h ht d h d t Yl!lted Mrs. Charles McNamee ant 10n, Mrs Donald R. Karr, West VIrgm1a down 11 40 p !11 \.,.rt Hernandez 158 Omaha . weight rhampionship from Ed- re 1 e1g t an ;e~c 1 vanh* at Middleport who wo obser- Mrs Roben L Barrett and m- Ohver Shearer down l 'iU :. ~' I Neb . stopped Storm~· Wmtf'rs . die Macht"TT Friday mght. agte, a1mos evenld nc es 1n eac"' ving her lOth' birthday fant daughter, Mr~ Neil Sayre Semet down 2. a m. T11 a~ 154, Miam1 (81 . ....,,.JZ..4..- U eP'JI..._ ca egory, wou pose no prou- Sund · · · The two meet in a scheduled Iem for him ay afternoon and even· - - - - -- ~ down 6 a m . l$-round encounter in the am. lng guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Ray day and 1pent the e"enmg: w1th Kanawha R1v~r - H Downie-Gross, Pomeroy h th t b 'th ted "I VI never fought 1 guy I Byers were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph relatives, Mr and Mrs. Musser, Bowles down \\mf1eld 8 10 p 1 1 rh :oa ;e(o u ~~~ :: :xpec whose chin I eouidn't reach ·• Radcliff or Syracuse, Mr. and near New Marshfield m.; Hell!'ll Z down Wmfleld 9·.. I 1 Ohio Open j f I 1 1 Tourney is This Weekend I 1965 Drills Begin Rd F t e SIn Irs H 'tal N -- c Iet e Omp , Tampa T0day or out ID W k I 1 R" I news I 1 Racme • • NOfeS · •· •· Pipe in a filter , cigarette? 1 1 So.! 1 1 I AT TAX TIME 1."" • 0 fWorldT•ItIeGoes pIeee To Terrell Oddsmakers Say l ..-Willi k.l t~m. er- For 12 1...., De has boeo 0 . ._.writer""" uitor. For 25 ,...,. h's bno a loll columAist. Tllis combioatioo .,.ioeatly qual !fin ~ito to taU yooo what yo• "'"'' to bow ... . io a way you ca. oodontat1d • • . about the otW tax r.guJa.. lion "Cut Y..r 0.... Taxn•.... 64 pages, is ~loatratt<l wit~ .... plo , _ ud cosh 50t. SOc A Copy At Our Counter ~orld eC u togoth 0 th"odance. ed onlrary Ca · Cl e meh h sldusth ' '"'wnsstus ay, w o ~ . e ll prevmusly until his t1tle was vacated by . t h e Wl!A , netther would predict the round fo~. the fmlsh. . Ma~.be s e v en or elghl rounds , the confident Terrell said .~·1 don't think he can l1~~s~. .. Its sc~eduled for. 15, Mac~on sa1d, but I don t think 1t II go the! long." Terrel~ beaten ooly lour Ithne! In 40 pro bouts over eight ' believed Machen might deluded by an opinlc>n that ITt.rrl•ll would use only hla left rated ·one of the best among the current heavyweights . . "I've got a right hand." he said, "and I can hit wltlllt. U B_y~n ht declared "and I never kne~ Mn. Howard Byen ot Mid- Mr and Mrs. Critt Bradford 55 p. m., Susan Lane up W:n. • only one punch to dl eport and Mr. and Mrs. Del- of Worthmgton were Sunday rJe ld 12 30 a m .. ~rge p nee a guy w1th win a championship!' bert Van Meter of Bowman's dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. up Win!leld I 25 a m : Tnelma . Run A. c. Bradford and Mr. and Ann up Winfield 2· 30 a m.. Lu- \ Machen has been boxing two Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay Mrs. Herman Carson and lam- cy Jane Lucas up Wmfle1d 3 05 1 years loll(ler than Terrell and ol Newark spent Sunday and ily of Coolville talled in the a1 a. m.; Solvay up Wmfieid ~ 4; 1 " seven years older, 32 com- Monday with Mr. and Mr,. ternoon. They also visited Mr. a_:__ m. I pared to :15. But be believed hlo Verno Watteroon. Their daught- and Mra. Howard Frank and · speed and experience against er Sandra Lou Mckay chilclro and Infant daughter, Mrs J . top fighters ouch 11 Floyd Pat- ..,;,rrled 00 Saturday .;.,. :.s Mr. ~~nry Roush returned to Gary Lane. Mrs Robert G. B.,. terson and Sonny Uaton would and Mn. Robert Beegle and his home alter spending lour vins, Mrs. Glenn Varney and Ill· give him an edge. He hu lost Billy attended the wedding at weeki in Akron with Mr. fant daughter , Lewis Click, John only ftve tlmeo in 54 bouts. Shelby Melhodlat Church and Mrs John Fillher and lam- Casto, Mro. Robert Fife, Mrs . Mr. and Mro. Fraocil Morris lly. · Ward Sayre, Mrs. Wyatt Rad· YANKEE SHIFrS were in GaUipollo Monday and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Sayre of fotd, Mrs. Luther Minor . FreeFT. LAUDI!RDALE, Fla ., Ylolled her lister, Mro. l!sther Plttoburgh, Pa., vlllited rei a- land Norris, Roy B. Stone, and (UP!) - Yankee General Man- Comstock at Kanauga. lives over the weekend. Rickey E. Brooks. ager Ralph llouk announced Miss June Nelller. student Mr. and Mra. Austin Wolle Wedneaday !hat Bill llariJeech nuroe who to allendlnl a claso ol Afhena apent Sunday with FIRST will 111ume the duLles of Yan- at Athenl Slate Hospital, open! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jer- QUALITY REGULAR kee Stadium manaaer and the weekend with her parents, ry Powell. Bruce Henry wilt reaume h 11 Mr. and Mn. Gecqe ~lor Mr .and Mra. Sam Marro ol Certified Oil St.rlon former pool as travelinl MCrt- Who accompanied by Mrs. How: Vinton ore (]Uests of her ,.;. tary. ard Nelllw toot her INtet SUn- ter, Mr1. Malldo YOUD&. IL.•.·.Moi_•_.,_._ _ _,__ . ,... _'Jt ~ -ARROW~ ~ IN I.OIIItS - m\.11 . F"'m4.50 ' I �Recognition was glven Fa th Se ntinel P o meroy -Middleport. 0 . Mar . 4 . 196~ Adult Bible Wat er Resource Management, Flood Class Meets Control, Toruc ,.. of Extension Agent W"th 20 p f " W a I e r Resource MHnag... E 0 Tewksbary . I resen er Gobel we.1ski for his part ill coachtng tbe basketball team It Fenwick Part'lll• The Teachers and Paf<'nl s a wmotng ~~eason. a. Father Gmld ol fenwick Central lligh nlla discussed tllB possibiii!J ol School m1·t at the school re-- hav mg a dinner for the team. centlv With Father Adolph Go- 11 was voted lo have an aucment and Flood Control'' w a s r M1ss Zerkle presided .et the The Adult Bibl e class of the belw~tsk l Ieadmg th£' group m \uon a t the school at some fll1 the program to p1c g1ven by Mr 1~dvPr coffee serv1ce There Tuppers Plains EUB Church re- praye~ and Fa L_her Hlll tkE'r , t.111 e date. Relreshments w~ Ralph Moore of Pomeroy, area l wt>re 32 members present and cently met at the home ol Mr Pnnc1pal. exp!a anmg state served by the Pomeroy · M~ extens ion agent of resource de 1 two guests. Mrs George Free- and M Ch 1 (' h te sts gJVen m Oce{'mber dleport pa renls 11 velopme nt, at the March meet- land and Mrs. Mayme HulmPs rs. es er •01 re w11 ~ - mg of the Middleport Garden : 20 persons prese nt 1 Cl ub whach met Tuesday even-~ Scripture reading b"' the Rev ing at the home of :>1rs Max Eugene Emerson o~ned the I Roller meet ing fo llow Pd with praver 1 MISS Ne lhe Z.rkle. president I by Hobart Vmeyard . Tw o r ead· opened the meetmg and ! mgs were gtven, "Smg mg '" the I e xplamPd the 1965 Sears Co m Wmdow." by Mrs Carne &Jhr \ 1 . and " Evemn u Hymn ," Mrs mumty Hea utlfa catwn contest for membe rs of the Ohio Ass0 1 Rev . and MM~ . Rov Tallis, Magg1e Russe~ll , after whiC'h the . , 370 R water st. Chillicothe caatwn of Gard en Clubs She 1 ' ' group sang " I il 1 th v 1 also announced the J9th William- 'formerly of the Rutland area, I .. nd · s , Y o e :.t I wil l ce lebrate !hear 50th wed- ey a · avtour Lake A . d s burg Gar en yrn poswm to be . . . Shepherrl " held March 21-26 a t Willi ams. ~mg anmversary at thetr home burg , Va She ur ged me mbers Sunday, March 7· with a n open It was def'aded thai sealf'd to atlend if possable house from 2 to 5 p. m. b1ds on the hand qu1lted na me . . . , • They were marnPd March 6 Mass Han e Marae Sm1th d1s- 1915 . at Chillicothe Mrs. Til li~ QUilt of 360 names should be In played t wo mode rn a nd Chmese IS the for V H . by Apnl 17 and those w1shmg . mer 101a arn s. t b'd t arrangements m rust1c seUmgs whose moth M' . Ha . o I are o contact Mrs Eth , er, mme rns, 1 St t • usmg natura 1 materaals An- still resides on Route 5 ChlliJ- e ou . other arrangement used in the cothe · The class wt\1 observe World home was a spring arrange-. Th~ couple are the parents of Day of Prayer .on March 5 at ment of daffodils and Chinese 11 children Ma R' h t I the ehurch ; Umon Communion in .a lotus bowl combined Ruth Bowe' N K ~e ar serv1ce at the Lottridge church Iris I 1 CONnJLENCE AT NO. 10 DOWNING STREET- Not world ·shakin g international affairs al w1th a Japanese [1gurine C 11 Titr'' 8 ~ ~ C~el s, an on April 15: Good Friday serv· the :(amou London this time The on the street outs1de. Two police· The St Patrick's 0 ts, . . tlicothe; ica April 16 and Easter Sun 0 ur. s m11 n have a short chat With a quartet of " Rocker<: Ru s1ness on t he age nda· not r e vealed , · d . hay freme avid, Bambr1dge ; Sherman rise Service A .1 18 8 1 lh was carne out m t e re esh· and Jonathan o£ Rutland . Esth· pn • e men! table featurmg a floral er Kennedy , Rt I, Midd,leport : Tuppers Platns Church. 1 hne. arrangement of white car- Rev. Amos Til1is, serving as a I 11:hat '""'' thr t.ord 11 ... nahons and green grapes fiank· missionary in East Africa : Rev. FIRST quirr ?" Is the thrm• or thr ed by green tapers Chicken sal· William Tillis of Coopers burg, QUALITY World nay of Prayf'r st•rdl'l·~ ad , rolls a nd coffee were srved Pa ., and Goldte Ratcliff of REGULAR I to be ht·ld Frida}·. srrviep-. m . by the hostesses, Mrs. Roller, Grove City . Certified Oil Station The charter was draped In Pomeroy "ill b<' held at thP Mrs V.. a~·n.e Zurc her rnt.e:~ Mrs .I E. Harley , Mrs. Rich - They have 34 grandchildren I W. Main St. Pam•roy memory ul Ida Young v.hen Enterpnse EUB churrh and 1m:-~ed 1he Golden. Hule d ass ard Gress , Mrs. C 0 Fisher , and two great grandchildren. of : Mrs David Farmer and Mrs Chester Council , Daughters ot I \\Omt•n or all ehurl'ht'., are of 1lw Pomeroy Churc h Ch 11 s1 Tuesday evcnmg at her Amertca. met Tuesday evenmg invited to allrnd. L.1s t Mmn St. homl:' with 30 members present. T lw rn eetmg . m eharge or James Smith Taking I Sad1e Trussell. councilor . pre l\tr-. Elwood Hov. t>rs. pr es ident, Basif• Marine Drill slded . It v.as reported that On a . opt' lwd w1th devotwn~. " Con.Jam es Smith. 17. has been· \ Osbornt' underv.·ent surgery a1 1 ft.'-.S tn!-! Chnst · from thr book placed on active duty w1th the Sheltermg Arms Hospita l m 1 1 De\'ot aun<: by M1 s. A L. United States Manne Corps He I Athens Rober1a Lee is amprov-1 Pht•lfl" 1\t.'? also n •;Jtl an arti, will .lake bas ic training at the 1 ing. Esther llidt"nour ha s a f'lt· fr om I l1e Lookout Praye r 1 Manne Corps Recruit training baby boy . One member Ida ' b~ \ol r" .len y Masters clos- center , San Diego, Cetlif, for Young was lost by deat h and t'd the dt·vn11ons Members re· 1 11 weeks. flowers were s~nl and 18 mem- 1 sf)On d\•d 1n r•1l l c;, l\ 1.. 11h a m1r- Smith IS the son o! Mr Irving bers attended the funera L I <w it' f1·om tlw Old Te~ tament. Vox Sm1th of Route 3, PornA commumralion was read A round ro bm gP I wt>l l card eroy. and has been a member from Edtlh Wakely concermng w;-~s st·n1 to r..l r-. \\o ol1\'r Ken- I of the Manne Corps ' ' 120 Day participation at the D1strif't RaJ. nP d ~ .lr Dfln y Program" smce Novemly on April 22 . Erma Cleland : \ lr-: ll r~rnl tl Sm11 h read a ber 4, 1%4. read a letter from Edath BetzH1b le ~ 1o r~ · I luw (;od Cares ----lng stating she was home from 1 for \1 1 -. Clnldren ., U1ble qu az NAJn0\31 , Kt'nya (UPI) - Inhospital and improving · 1 g.l mt·:-, 1\l're comluct r d by Mrs for med sources said Wednes-Plans were mad~ fo r imtaau...wt•r.s Wl l h p n~.•·s aw J r~ cd to I day. th at th e Organ iza tion for ~ 1 1 .., \ las!Prs. \ 1t:-; (harlcs Afnran Umty has been asked lc::-,kew and Mrc: Edward Veno y j to su~rv1 se forthcoming elec· also be observed at the next Ht·l! esh mcnts wrre served tions m the Congo. 1 meeting with a potluck dmner. l IH thr hostr ss wtth Mr !' l . 1 A meetmg of thf' Past Councill'ht• lp" ao..;kmg gr,Jt ·(· o\tt endmg I ors was announced for Wednes were the ;.~ hnw n HTH' d and Mrs. I day evening at the lodge hall I Co nr<~ d Ohl mge r. Mrs. 1\lilton with Ada Neutzling and Letha Housh, \1 r LOUIS Osborne , Koblentz as hostesses. At the 1 I Mrs llt'nv er K,~ppl c nnd guests 1 close or the meeting, a silent 1! Tommy Ma£11"1 s and Mrs Sha auction was held by the good 1 of order committee. Mallo' a nd _"""_'lark . 50th Wedding A • nnlversary Event Planned addr~ss conferen~e w~ 1 th 7 I Charter Draped I' . ' In Memory ol Ida Young BIG SALE AFew Bargains Left! 1 "s Zurcher l Mrs. Hostess when Class Meets s-10 18'9 . ~65 ! j BEN FRANKLIN LOCJ\LL¥ Oo'\1'\.I'D NATIO N A:..LY s-10 "r-..1() ,'1~• --- STORE WY 2-3498 POMEROY I EDITOR' S NOTI!: ill II aaprecodellled IIIOYO lo 1M ~ ........ oe AmtrleaDs wilh low or modorale llleomet, WASffiNGTON (lJPI )-A key· Supporters argued that a major Voeallonal Education atone Ill President Johnson's reason for the 1\-state Appala- The once prosperous coal " Great Socte!J" was m place chtan area's isolatton '" a lack llllil1Jl8 industry has left behind loday with final congressional of roada between the JMlpulated bundreds of unemployed per· approval of the ,1.1 billion Ap- East and U1e mdustrial Mid· so no and acres of scarred strip palachl8n atd measure. west. mmes and abandoned mmes. The biD lacked only Johnson's Funds also are autbonzed for The measure provtdes for voca. 1Jgll8ture to become law. '111.e county health centers whtch tlonal education grants to help House gave the Cb1ef Execut1ve would include hospitals, doc- tram men out of work and suphis first big legtslattve victory tor 's offices, laboratories and ply funds to fill mine shafts of th~e year Wednesday , passmg community mental hea lth build- a nd reclaim stnp mmes on the measure on a 257 to 165 ings. The federal government pubhc lands. vote . The Senate passed the btU would provtde up to $41 mallion The program would be <!irectFeb. 1. in construction grants for these ed by an Appalachian J eg1onal On fioat passage , Z5 Repnbli- fat1ht1es and up to $28 mtlhon commiSSIOn composed of repre-~ans Joined 232 Democrats to to staff and operate the m. sentatiVes lrom the 11 particivote m favor of the bill ; 56 To deve lop timber , a vital but pating states rangmg from Democrats and 109 RepubllcanB neglected resource of the area , Pennsylva ma to Alabama plus voted against tt. the bill a uthoriZes $5 mtlhon to a federal representative. States In an unusual display ot orgaruze demonstration proJects would propose plans that W(JUid untty, House Democrats over- for tree farms , aid owners in have to be approved by the rode every Republlcan attempt the efflctent management of commission and the federal repto alter the bill, passing it pre- therr t imber and help consoli- resentahve before beuig tmple· ctsely u written by the Senate. date mefficient small wood mented. Thil avotded a time--consummg plots Partlctpatmg states are Alaconference to iron out differ- Water ba sm surv eys to in- bama, G e o r g 1 a , Kentucky , ences between the two cham· elude stud1es of the region 's Maryland, Nor th Ca rolma, ben. many nvers, streams a nd lakes Oh1o, Pennsylvama, South CarEmphasis On Roads would be undertaken to deter- a lma , Tennessee, V1rgm1a and Major emphasis of the pro- mme how to use them better West Virgm1a. gram is on a flve· year, $840 for rec reat wn and wildlife, New Yor k, at a fulure date , milhon program to buJld 2,350 ehmmate the nagging water may JOin the progra m 1f its mdes of development highways pollution pr oblem and contam governor asks and the other and l ,(XX) mtles of access roads [loodmg. states agree to 1ts adrmsswn. CHEVROLET Joluuon lot famRieo 100 poor 1o pay for a proper place to live, bul 1101 poor enough 10 qoalll)' for pabllc boUJtn&. In thia dlJn palcb, UPI corrHJMladent George J . Marder oxplafnl bow Lblo plan would work. MAUREEN DARST Mr. and Mrl, Keonelll 1!. Mlddleporl, an an· nooodng the engagement of lheir dangbter, Maureen, to Mr. Vernon Cleland, '!100 ot Mr. and Mn. Rosa Cleland ol Cbester. Miss Darst , 1964 graduate ol MlddleJMlrl High School , Is employed by the Ohio Bell Telephooe CompaDy in Columbus. Mr. Cleland, a 1963 graduate of Eastern Higb School, Is employed at W••~ Inghon,. In Columbuo. II. Spring wedding i1 planDed. Dan~ 1 • Presld<lll !las pnpoied a ...a mp menl, or ollhsldy, propam 1 1nese g_reat performers are tlze lowest priced 'ITif)dels at our One-Stop Shopping Center ·1 Appalachia Aid Act Ready For Johnson's Signature I FINAL WEEKI d Housing Subsidy Plan is Exp.a-.a made It u Improper p~ to If the Preoident'l """ rent live. ~ there were lbo subsidy program II approved cracked walll. the brokOIIIIepll, by Congrea and il worb-bolb tbe dark ballways - a doleD of wbicb are unceriSin - It other lhiDga were wrong. would allow Joe Doakeo and hio , !Jimlly 1o move Into a Diee Joe dldn I otay on beca011e be place to live. and hil lamlly llked It 'nley Aeronlin8 to government 110 had place . lo go. Privale housing expert&, the typical bouaing """ JUSt not buUdlng home m the typical etty f..- the To ..,. Dllll lei Joe 9s ' ' ... lamlly Into tl2.60I the federal fl"d • 'd pay the diii&CDCe loetw- U.. :r. rem Joe .offod 1M what ~ be would !laoe lo pay. Ill lbil l cue, It would lie . . a month; .1 But the IDODI!Y wouldn't gil · direetly to Joe Doakeo, llld h<i'' -w homes that Joe could alford. typical famlly to be belped ;m. couldn't pick out any holM ' And be " 81 making 100 much der lbe program would be in a built anywllere. :: money lo get mlo public bou5- project and cost about $11,.5GO Tbe rent aubsicly wou14 go tcr.i mg. to build. the landlord and tbe govern- ~ Joe and hll family were To maintam !bat $12,500, mont would agree to pay if' By G"''RGE J. MARDI!R eaugbt ID the housing oquee7.e. :!-bedroom home, for a three or only when Joe Doakes mov~ j Unlled Preto illlei'iilltloaal working fuU·Ume and with his four-member family, the build· inlo a opeclal type of ~ WASffiNGTON (UP! ) - Joe wife working part.time, the er would have to charge $1211 a buill Just lor low and moderate~ Doakea is about to lose his famtly bad an income of $4.300 month rent, at current rates of income famtlies. bome to the bolldozero a year . building and mortgage interest, Two types ol projecll 1JOIII Home " a sulrstandard nat But Joe Doakes couldn't af. be eligible · rn a tired section of any typi· Too Rldl lord to pay $126 a month rent. - Tho lie built by non-profit oN:, cal American etty gettmg 1 For public ho.. ing they were Figuring on 1 basil of 20 per ganizations such as imlo~ new look under urban renewal. far too rich. But for private cent o! hts mcome for livlng clturches or civic groups. lives there witb hiS wile boosing, the only living quar· quarters, he could afford only - Those built by what and school-age daughter. He lers Joe could afford was some- $72 a mootb, or cheat on other called " limited dividend" ~ should have moved years ago. thmg like what be was atuck neces.sttles - food, and doctor ganizations which agree ~ Tbe unsantty plumbing alone with. bills, clothing, under no C!lllditions will th . . get more than a 5 per eoat Van Cooney Services Will Be Held Friday t- i d $ s • R • d Sian USSlaD tU ents A Denounce LBJ as Murderer ' Broadway is Show Feature p0 }ice probe t•rn on the capital they iltV..t •• , insurance eompanies would ~>~~~.-. expected to be Ultaly devol. Church Entries LOOK DAD! IT'S .JUST LIKE YOURS! 1 1 1 1 i~n ~~a~~r~yex~~~:!~~sg Ma:~:: : 1 .". , '. ,.; I'""' Wilkesville Society Notes 5prmg · F/"mg I s Marc h Jlfh At MI"dd/eporf OSY FELLA - Having found its target, an elephant uses tis trunk to srutlch popfrom the outstretched hand of a generous donor. The elephant is a resident of : the Miami Beach, Fla., zoo. P l. ms wert> made for the anMrt. Phillips I nl ldl . Spn ng Flm g" dafll.'l' to I' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel I Mr und Mrs DP<tn Tr ipp ,Jt'lil,t• lwld [\.-Lirch 12 w!len I he , \1Hldl r Jlort Fu1ur e Hompmakers : 8lld Donley Riebel and fam1ly 1Kenll) w111 >..: u1 1Ua.\ gu l :-, 1 ~ ol were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr:-,. Tnpp :>. rnotta rr, Mr<>. :\L.1 " •nt•t 11 1 the nonw ('Conoma cs l' ry Ogd(·n . 1 n11m t~f llw h1gh school. Rita Mrs. Harley Strong. Mrs. Floyd Davis entertain. . . \ lulford pn' sldt•nl. was m chareel friends with a painting par-I Mr . <J nd .\1 rs <ar<'\ Strau ... . g" ty Wednesday afternoon at her t'<i lkd on 1\11 <ll ld .\Irs :\lusi l' fo r tlw dt-HH'f' will be [ home. There were 14 pre:-.pn 1 M<~x Iay lor uf Ha.•ndf'JI StutJ .• y ru ov 1dt>d b\ 'llw llw< k m <~t es'' " - M th R p fro m J'oml Plea s<1nt CommltJWll, ar a ose, omeroy, Mr o':H ld \! 1 s Do n \ k \ L i lli S . dei110Ditr&tor for Artex paints an d Margw wPre Sunday dm t r~ ·s appoa n1 r d mr lude, l)ecoratwas present, ncr guc.)ls ot lwr Jl.lfl' fl h \II tng .Ill\'( ( ' l 011g, Sharon HarMr. .and Mrs. Richard HaH s t~nd .\1rs. Walli Hm M:lhdffcl· · r ason . K:Jt hy Lacey, Sherry [' and family of Columbus we re · S mm1 1 1n ~ . i\ .~rs a Frost , Daane Sunday guest~ of his sister , Mr. (,d ry Shilling has bt>t-' 11 1u \',m Coim l'Y, Chl r) l Fafc; ScH- 1 and Mrs. Alva Mahaffey. a t the laomt• ul lu :i P<~It· n t s, \-1! . ang. liu 111 Ann Jlutl c ~ . Ang1e Mra. Bob Smitb and Jeffy of .and Mr~. Jolm Sla1ll1n g. F1nk . ( '1ndy Conde, Sandy Hoi- i FASIDON NEWS-ThIs 11 : Athens were SUnday guest!i of ltn '> lwd Co nnw Sammon s, Bren- ' Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson's aeMr. and \'I rs .Jun Mul!tttl rn"u tl . 1 1' 1Jle ; Ad ver t Jsmg, Con- 1ecton for the I••ugural Mn. Ruby Mulholland. Mrs 1 .... h<~d o1w of tlle tr 'ltt ltlt , ,, ,,, J' 1 c remony and parade She'll Smith Ll spending some tmw · 111 e t•cilnn. t:Jon <l Fe1 tv, San - e • wee kend gurst. J 11 wear this brillmnt American 1 11 with her mother, Mrs. Harry cY ump '' '-' .~ , Domm HHay- Beauty red coat and match· wens, who is recuperatmg from ~rne~t MaJor V..ts 0\! l.C !CU III i.' lll ( l!l (' le" n up. ('hn sl1nt• Hn · ing dress. The coat is needle• broken ankle. w1th m onox1d l.! gJ::, IIlli II lm :m , s .~ n d .v (;arten, Sandy Swa~· point wool with a black seal· Mrs. Frances Cottnll and TP- tractor he """-" wu 1 kmt; tm IL:..r- 1Z. Tht·lm.t l-: ohm son Nann skm bow. The hat is bright resa called on her brother. La w- ley· Strung 11 t:ts f' a lled " lth o:..y- Ki ng and Carol Phillips American Beauty also and renee Lambert Sunday. gen lil' Js now n ·<.·.,vell'd Tllt' lkv Dona ld Hwks, pas- 1 has a ba~ of black velvet. Mrs. William Cottrill was In 1or uf the M1dd lPport Church ·- Athena on business on Thurs- Mr and Mrs. Janm1p Kf'ss - of Cl1 r1:-;L ~ pokf' lo t he group on day. lr-r J r mowd fro m Sixt een to ·· rroblcm .;; of Tod;n 's Modern I Ter na ger ., lie conducted a ' Glendon McKmnis has been H.tmd•·n, Sa tunl<l). returned to his home from the questiOn .1nd an swer period lol - ' University Hospttal in ColurnMr and Ml " ll~ek Simpson, low111 ~; the ta lk . lie was prebus. He 1s cr1t1cally 1ll O<Jyton, n·' 11111 J .:;pent a Wl'e k- scnt cd v.11 h ,J g1ft by M1ss Mul ON ('nd w11h l11·1 JKHt·nt s. hlr. and ford from the group. Refresh Mrs .lun Mul holcmd nwnbi nf hot dog". potato d 11 p-. a, aara Goessler JEWELRY STORE b<~ug~. Pomeroy is for , , N E 0 -j DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING ~~ <~nd \ II s ( 'leo bml er ,md rnk r ~ wl' re se r ved .at the ('u lu rn bus . rect•n1ly S(Jent the C' lo ... ~ · ol 1ht• rn ertmg weeke nd v.1t h he r par ents, Mr and Mr !-i .tun Mul ho la nd . E1g h1 nw n pl.-dg 1ng Pi s1g. Mr a nd Mr« John Gar vm. nw. H10 Cra nde College's newLAUNDRYBerlin Crns<: H o ad~. Mr. nnd e<; l frate rn 1 1 ~ mclude Ja ck WJI- ' DRY CLEANING Mrs KennE'Ih Mos~ ma n Car- ' !iam<;, .Sy racuse, and Eric WY 2·5428 POMEROY penter. Mr and !\Irs (:harles : Cha mbl.'r!'., Middleport. 1 , Garvan F.wmg1 nn I -April Cancer remind Amerian early medical often can brin& !be illlllf'.o I:OIIU'ol. ROBINSON'S called on t~ tl - -· - - the ar r nrrnt s Mr and Mrs. Wallwm n,1 rvm over the weekend Mrs B~:><· ky Hutrh1son has bef'n bPdf<ls1 wrlh flu She io;; bettt-r no"' Mr a nd Mrs .John Wood and son vasilr-d her brother Mr and Mrs William Lewis' Sun: day evenmg at Jackson . The Masons held their Inspection Saturday evening. Over 100 wC'rf' present Mr :md Mrs Richard Little Columbus sp~nt weekend with her parents , Mr and Mrs . Max Hall - • - ~ -. EASY TERMS .. KIOWLEDJE! Tro p to bnll "' 'l' r ll"!'!lll 100. Corr air soo, Ch~tlle C}JfJ'rolel Btsnlljllt All '!!-door nwdel~ .. -~ Hard to rell at a ~lance that each of these beauties is the lowest pr1ood m 1t.s lme. The ride doesn't show it ~ the interior. Or the performance. Ju st the pric~ sticker. . That luxurious '65 Biseayne has the room of !Jlan:y e:q~engive- caf3. Plus a handsome color·keyed mrenor With plus h vmyl, , tine fabrics, full deep-twist carpeting. Chevelle, America's favorite intermediate-size car has clean new styling, wideooQpening doors roomy' taste£ully trimmed interior, and all the ~aay.ca,~ features or th(': trig Chevrolet. Chevy II got a whole lot smarter for '65- but kept its oommon sense! Sttll famtly·size, easy to handle, econom1eal, and the lowest priC('({ Chevrolet out Both Col'vair Sport Coull" and Sport Sedan 'have the i~temational flavor or :100 ' a rear engine hardtop, promise run for the monlhs ahead. Chevrolet, Chevelle and Chevy II are available wtth the economical Turbo-Thrift Six engine. It's economt~.al, wanns up qutekly, idlea silently. It's hght, etfic1ent, qUlet, and spinted. Corvair's rear-mounted Turbo-Air Sil delivers the best balance and traction for this size car. It's air...cooled no wat.er or antifreeze. So be practical. Cheek the great offer on your old car the low payments on you; new one. Only you will know how practical you've been. Because iL sure won't show! discooer the difference Training and expert~ MARCH 4th , 5th · 6th free . Just come in and sign your name. No purchase necusary. One basket to 1 family. Draw· •.. , . Chemilet • Chevelle • Chevg H • Coroair • Coroette ··'··········-·----·--··········-·-·········--: --·-·--····--- 2 lb. 39c 14·8901 POMEROY - · ... --- .. - ...... .. - ... .. • .r • ..,..,. , . - ~· ~- ... .. · - '"'- ·- - ~ -~- .... ... .,.__ 7 · - ... - - --- ..... ......·------------- ----·~---- PHONE WY2-212t SHULER'S GROCERY PhoiMI WI 9-3226 T•• All14" Sizes All15" Sizes Pluo Tax and Recappable "1'1n 0 4 Registered t FREE MOUNTING I . , Ph.lrm•cish To Serve You BROUGHTONS BEST ICE CREAM 'h g•l. 69c POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY" Phil NEW TIRE WARRANTY of pharmacy. Thill skill assure! you or utmost 110· curacy and professional service at all times. STORE WIDE SPECIALS! COTI AGE CHEESE T.. that is one of the ABC's ing to be Saturday, March 6th at 7 p.m. Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's Plut 1 ,..---FREE GIVE AWAY Ten baskets of $5.00 groceries to be given away $49·95 825x20 10 Ply 900x20 10 Ply - $59·95 "NEW TREADS' enre lui.Ve provided our pharmacists wltb the complete knowledge of drugl GRAND OPENING DUNLOP GOlD CUP HIGHWAY Jmtlqulty, Ohio SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY 2·2955 112 E. ~in PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE RACINE SERVICE STATION RACINI, 0. �f~Hally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 .. Mar. 4, 196.1-7 ,; ~Daily s~ntin•l. Mason Personals Boosters Plan PIJmeroy:Middleport . o . Mar 4. 1965 • PI I C Lutheran hurc 1 anmng . loth Anniversary Sun day . I I rru:-n:. wl!h a birthday dmner recent- to Mrs. Albert Swatzel, Mrs. servance of the World ;;.~.;_;;~;;;;;~::;;_:~;_;.====-"""===---=-1 and and and :md . and Mr Mrs. Walden Roash, Mr Mrs. Wal~e r Geilker , Me . Mrs. Eugene Gloss , Mr Mrs. Joseph Keiser . Mr. Mrs. Ralph Freeman and Roger Freeman. All persons interested in at tending this special service and meill follow ing, call your reservation s to the Rev . Harold S. Kno ll, pastor. phone 675-2583. RIZER'S FEBRUARY SPECIALS Bonanza I Cold 11 ~~r Se.Hied • ft'~dy • IO UI~IJII :11ASON - and a trumpet player with the I WhHP fal con Band. was one oJ Ihe Pight top performers selecled by the Band Staff at Marl shall ui-uversity <:~t the end of '~ lJ ' ~ :l-T J\' ,lun •()rd ~~·~s thrs lire ~lrt>llltllt thart othn .-.·ono- lft'lllf.;r m)' ·hnoe tun And Tub\" 1 ~ 1he Iough~"' tulolocr r : vool 1<e~or h~ ~ t-lf>l uRU in aut",,,.,., ------- ro, -=--~~ TRICOT PANTIES BED PILLOWS Special rlm;p out assort menl vinyl IE'alht>r like hanrl hag~ . A:o;!ll. <'Oior!l Witie plastir window drap· fully linrd asso rted patterns suita ble for any room Genuine "'Hope.. quality bleached cotton muslin fini shed soft for the nee- Papular brief style pan· ties in white and paatel colors. Sizes 6 and 7. Full abe bed pillow• Printed cotton covers fiJI. ed with blended ohredded Discount Price Discount Price Discount Price Discount Prlc' rs - dle. Dlocount Price 59:. 15 '"'' too ora ' the a!l - day State SOlo Ensem, ble Festival on Saturday at i Mar.<>hall Unfversity. foam. - - -- I You'll T.tkt' Our S!'n·ire I I IIII Phone WY 2=~~~~ •A Trtdemorlt ot THE SINGER COMPANY THIS OFFER FOR 10 DAYS ONLYII Hair Spray Tooth Paste _ 5 TUBES 98c SIZE ANTISEPTIC 6Jc Discount Prln Listerine EXCITING NEW SPRING STYLE DRESSES PETITES, JUNIORS, MISSES AND HALF SIZES St"ores of new arrivals for the spring season are now available on our racks, all at budget prices. Pretty rotton.<; and blends in all the nf'wP~f style~. :\'Jake your choice now Budget Priced At The Bononu .47 $ SPECIAL ADVANCE SALE! LADIES' SPRING SLIPPERS BRASSIERES Fold up style house slipper.! - 11oft vinyl upperH - padded soles - as· sorted colors and sizes. Famous Celebrity quality Bras Choose from all the popular styles aU sizes. c Discount Price For FRIGIDAIRE pr Lodles' Mode In U.S.A. WHITE TENNIS SOCKS OXFORDS $ .00 BIG BAG ASSORTED FOAM HOUSEHOLD ~;qur m•w 11pnng t"Oal now ~ A wide nf s!y lt·~ . fa bri(·s and co lo rs arr ava il abl e now - and you tan \ISf' our f'a .~y la~~ -a­ v•ay pl:in Shop tht· Bon:Hl7:1 for bj• c:t v alu(' ~ in ;1!1 that i~ nl'w for ~r1rmlo( Ctwm•P ~:h o ke Discount Price $ .94 pair A whole yt-ars supply of urethane 1lastic foam ~ pongel'l assorted thick fibre glas1 pad--=:- fitl M' mlor~. Scorch proof ailicone treated cover, board. c Discount Price ENAMELED METAL THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. FALL AND WINTER SPORTSWEAR c HI A big group of childr{'n'!! fall and winter style sportswear. Values up to $1.99. Priced now for nuick clea_r· ance Shop 1hr Ron!lnza for thr bH! bar&ain.o; $1.99 VALUES NOW $1 00 • e• TACKLE OR TOOL MILL LENGTMS ASSORTED PRINTED COTTON BOXES FABRICS A finl' tackle nr tool box with tray. Green enamel finiRh. Limited quality, Mill lenllb fabriC!I. Big valueo at this Discount Price $ .44 each Bit choice of patterns and eolon. low price. Dllcount Price ttry finish with a saves time and money e Will not crack or peel in extreme cold weather-Will not run or bleed in hot weather VALLEY BELL FRESH MILK _/ HOLSUM WHITE GAL. lvs. eAII corners reinforced with four thicknesses of material I,I I I I "' rtw right fo.t with luw qackrd ht•t•l kxllm·rl hl ·nq· v.1111 p H01w (Jr hlack . FULL FAUCET FORCE e Hemmed on all four sides I ""• ri9ht 1t.o. CLEARANCE GROUP- CHILDRENS SKINLESS e Rust proof grommets spaced not more than four feet apart all around in reinforced hem GRADE .09 doz. SIZE 6' X 8' . ' .. " ... . 5.7 5 PAD SETS Discount Price c4 th, ritht pt"lc. 2 lb. e All seams stitched wilh hickory cord. Heavy quality white duck uppers rubber soles - cushioned inner sol· es. Sizes 4 to 10. SILICONE IRONING BOARD COVER AND bog it frrls SIMON'S FRESH GROUND DON'T DRIBBLE AWAY FOREVER ••• eArctic Seal, the wax base SPONGES iles and LOW DISCOUNT PRICES J!' GROUND Quality Features You Want: c ea Discount Price MENS AND BOYS ASST. BUNDLE Bndl. - NUBBlES CREPES- lh;,f giv(''> wilh e v('ry mm'f• . \'I)!Jng SHANK HALF Middleport, 0. e All seams double stitched to assure added strength Discount Price COATS ~ lithe lf' :1thn Headquarters BEEF REGULAR $1.00 QUALITY CELEBRITY ' the bundle. Dress FINE LAMINA TED FABRICS Soft 3!': a caf" s pun French City Brand .. LADIES' SOFT SOLE VINYL TV STYLE 4 S and 6 pairs f.o a'nd work style sox at a real bargain price, .95 59C · DIBroUNT ~ORE MIDDLEPORT OHIO POMEROY and ONLY$ s;,. BONANZA FASHIONS THE SHOES WITH \ Glont RACINE, 0, HETTRICK ARCTIC SEAL 1 2118 FABRIC SOnENER Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND POMEROY OHIO SHOPPEK;S sse $1.29 VALUE-LISTERINE rectors Thomas F. Reed and i .Joseph L Ingerick. ; Judges for Saturday's !estill vai m wh1ch approximately 150 performances took place during I the day were Dr. C. L. Kingsbun. Dr Edward Bass, Tom o·Connell and Howard Bell. Style 211 TOILET TISSUE 10 ;:~~. 79c WAID CROSS' SONS The T~UCH & SEW• Deluxe Zlg·Zig M1chlne, shown above, .iB I completely new ~nd of sewing rnachme. The ~elusive Push-Button Bobbin Jets you forget bobbin windIng as it used to be! Just push a butt.m and fill your bobbin throu1h the needle, right in the machine And away BIG BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT -59c iseount _ Pri« Tfw st udrnl s were accornpan· r DOWNEY (Conoolt Model) Thf! Fabric SJaop 1rd to Hu •. t.u.gton by B<ind Di- Youth Bargain Pack EASY TERMS-LOCAL BANK FINANCING ec Accent on 2 79c lb. pkg• Velveefa Cheese new it even haa 1 Puah·IMton B~bb!nl 10 JOO~w! 98c SIZE SAUVE i~ 2 29c lb. box KRAFT SINGER 19:, 1 RIZER OIL COMPANY I ZIG-ZAG MACHINE by 1 lub~-lioe olus Wh•tew•ttl only l t vu mort COTTON MUSLIN DUNCAN HINES Pancake Mix 'I 1 with TUFSYN \.1• WINDOW DRAPES With This I the son of Mr. and I Mr-.; Heuben Stt">wart, Mason. OthN members of Wahama'a , Whi1~> Fcilf'l!n Band who re cel\'ed superior ratings at the hegional Fcstrval he!d at Wa -~ hama February 13, also allended the State r~estlval and performed . They are Sharry F'lesh. er, Christy Howard, Becky Lewis and 2onnie Harbour, who rn<.~de up a Clarinet Quartet. • Students playing in the Wood.wind Qumlet were Debbie Cook, Leah Ann Miller. Janel\ Cal!, Mary Foster and Sharry fi'le.lilh- , TRY THIS BIG BUYI Famous Nylon All-Weather • 42" s9oo , HAND BAGS ' c' lb. pkg. WORTH OF FREE PIECE GOODS I Ht> THINK GOODYEARS COST MORE1 NOW Shredded Foam Filled Full Size 2 Get $JOeOO Gary Stewarl, a l Senior at W<:~hama High School r' ''w JUST LADIES BRIEF STYLE RAYON WIENERS BRAND ' pill! Qld 12·1/olt Also Available 36 INCH "HOPE" FINE BLEACHED ' At Festival 1 OHIO VALLEY SAVE EVERY DAY AT THE BONANZA DURING 6-VOLT lJ<OII~ry 36x87 LINED FANCY PLASTIC Top Performer tor Dependable D ed many g1fts and_ cards from George Hntlson, Mrs. Jack Mrs. Mary Aumiller of Hart· Saturday, March .6th at the ~I her fnends. Attendmg were Paugh and Mrs. John Mar- ford is co-ehairan. glon Horne. SeJ_"VlDg hoUI'I WI Mrs. Danny Yonker, Mrs. Bet- shall. ]t was announced that Speaker at services Friday be f.rom _6 ~ntll 9 p. m. Th ty Tho~as, Mrs. Eulah Red- the next immunization clinic will be Rev. Marvan Frame, pubhc IB mvtted to lltentl. ~' man, M1ss Maxme Davis, Miss for this area wlll be held on minister of the Mason Metho- prices for a complete J~aghe Alma Dudding, Mr. and Mrs. !darch 2nd at the City Building d~st Churc~. Special music dinner will be $1 for a U am Eber Roush. !m Mason. will be provided by the Bum- 50c tor children under 12. 59~. Stewart Named Y ly wben members of her form- Dorothy Cartwright, Mrs. Ma-Prayer. DINNER PLANNE 1 er Sunday School class g~ther- tilda Noble, Mrs. Lawrence Chairman and leader of the I PT.. PLEASANT -_The loc8 ed at the home of her SJst~, Roush, Mrs. Delbert Dotson, program is Mrs. w. R. Proffitt Amertcan Legion Awullary W I Mrs. Eber !l'>ush. Mary rece1v- Mrs. EUz.abeth Jeffers, Mrs. of the Mason Methodist Church. sponsor a spaghetti dinner o1 I • a<1d added • tully charged Is ~pe~~kero Topt4: Joppa Society Notes ° :1 the Lu;herangfalth on both sJdrs • secme wil l be held. At ,h1s Mr. Bill Knopp of Mason is The athletic boosters recent· the rivt'r _ Gallipoli s Jnd ' timt· the Sacrament of _the l reportedl} ill at the Akron Ci- ly purchased a Farm-all CUb Pt Pleasant, and <-tlsu thr pco- Lords Supper w11l be admmJ~· ty Hospital. Akron, o . He had lractor for use on. the school It of the surroundmg com- tered The speaker [or th1s . been staymg with .is step- grounds. The ass?CJation an~unit who i:trt:! desirous ol tak s~rvH't' Will be the second pa~- ~ d<-~ughter. Mrs. Florence Walk nounced that a stde mower to 1 t~ opportunity uf woc<hlp- tur nt the eongregalwn. Rev ir Akron. fit a_ cub tractor is for sale. : within the walls of Sl Pt·t. -• Fred A. \iatchiniskl, who ts l Prestdent Gerald Rood presid~ Ch h · now servmg a congregat ifln m sented by charter members of ed. or;he c::";ch has an activ,, pro- Spnngfleld. Oh1o. the congregation who are Mr. f. religious education ir-1 The anmvnsary st'rvl<'t'. 11 Lynn Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. GIVEN SURPRISE Sunday Church sci1ool st>!f. will br held at 4 p m. Marvm Sauer and daughter, Miss Mary Dudding of Mason at t:30 every Sunday Week- IThis Sunday afternoon. T n P 1 ~lr . and Mrs. Leon Pulz Mr who has lleen ill, was su rprised Day Church Schoo l e~ery Mon-' spt-akrr wdl be tlw Rev Paul and Mr.s Paul Somerville, Jr., clay evening at 4:15 p. m. when I Bergstrt•ssf'r. who IS s~~vmg 01 MISS Alva Hokanson, Mr . El the children of the congTegat:on ehurrh m Hwhmnnd, "· ~ . , mf'r Hok anson, Mr and Mrs. LADIES $1.00 and the Jocal commumty come ' Fo llowmg the a~nl\rrsary · Dalf' Roush and family , Mr. TOTE STYLE iD for religious instruction. This service. a program w1ll be _p~e- ·and Mrs. Kenneth Roush, Mr. 95 Bend Churches will Hold }d D f p F "da Wor ayo rayer n Y E.U:Iy Imm~niza~iou MASON_ Mr. Gilbert Bar- ' MASON- Kenneth vest and nette, Masop County t-H Club MISs Peggy Horton. represen· W !!A VEN _ Churches of ga~ner Trio, Delo,..., Jane Cl4 Agent, held an ..... ,recrea- IBtives of the West Virginia :Bend area of Mason Coun-IJean; by I duet of Miss Ethe Uoo worbbop for f.H ers oo state Department of Health of ty .11 bserve World Day of fUddle and Mrs. Clara Burri• Wednesday evening al the Ma· d Mrs Nan Bel&WI F Ida March 5 at land with ogan music by Mrs MASoN - Tho Walma Ath- SOli Community Bulldlng, Charleston, an Prayer on tfi'.; New ~ven Jane Russell letic Boosten at their meeting Attending were memben of kell, Mason County Health ~:e~~nmCburch. I Others participating will b· Monday evening made plans lor the lUll Billies Helping Hand, Nurse of Pt. Pleasant, spoke on Mrs. Frank Thompson, Ne• a banquet for the football and Hartford Riker; Happy Go- early lm.munizations at the On six continents and tn Haven Methodist Church; Mr· basketball players and their Lucky, and Old Town Mountain- meeting of the M18on Home- more than 125 nations, the flrst iAcbsah Miller, Bacbtie E.U.P p_arents to be held on March een 4-H clubs. Several leaders makers Home Demonstration Friday of the Lenten season has Cburch: Mra. Orpha OhllngP 26 at 6:30 p m. in the Wabama also attended, Another work. the been set aside as a time fo: IHartlord Baptist Church; Ml: High Scbool cafeteria. Othen shop ~ scheduled for March club on Tue!iday evemng at ,prayers for peace and brothel' Sarah Kelly, New Haven EU pla!"'ing to attend besides the ll at lhe Community building home of Mrs Jolm McDaniel hood on the them~. "'What Doth Church ; Miss Esther MacKnlgt J~VIted guests are asked to buy in New Haven for member& of~ Mason. A film on irnm~: the Lord Require . Hart£ord Methodist Cbureh tickets the Bend Hustlers, 4-Comers, tJons, ''Right From the Start, Local ministers invite aD per· Mrs. Orpha Fields, New HaVel The Wahama ~erleaders Bmy Bees, Vernon Star Oust- was shown to the group. sons interested to be a part of Church of God, and Mrs. En' Df $ j Re('enl guests of Mr. and Mrs. John McDaniel were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Belcher and family and Miss Georgie Sher- are pl~ruung to spon ... or a cUlnce ~ ers and Letart Pioneers clubs. this Chrlltian Fe11owship.'I'hiii Adams, New Haven Lutberar r . all of Newark, Ohio. following the ban9uet for mem-1 Refreshments were served marks the 9th yearly ob- Church. 7 }. bers of the athletic department. ! . . . by the hostess, Mrs. McDaniel, year Da of ----- j •• Weather , Starts! Recreation Worluhop ie Held Banquet for 2-Sport Boys Misses Ruth and Elizabeth :..dntosh visited on -Sunday w1th MISs Mary Dudding .who if· ill al the home of her siSter P'r PLEASA'IT This Sun- program of Week-Day Church and brother - in • Jaw, Mr, lay , March 7th, Sl Peter's School continues from the time a no Mrs. Eber Roush. ~vangelical Lutheran Church, public school begins Ill the fall . p k· Parrish Aw~ PI Pleasant, wltl untH Palm Sunday of the- fol- Mtss Ma_ x~ne Davis ~~ ~th >bserve its .ten;h anniversory lnwmg Spnng ersburgd v;:;~ r:;,~~t YDo:n. ;ervice of the orgam:zation of 1 Dunng thP summer . the Mr. an · .ed h be church church al<o has an active Va- The Dotsons accompanl er In early June of t959 the Rev _l cat1on Church Sclwol pro<(ram to Parkersburg on Tuesday Haro ld s. Knoll . present past- 1as soon as possible afler the evemng . :n. wa s callrd to bec~me lht> l loca l S('hools are closed . t> pastor of thl!'i congregatiOn The I On the day . , ol the anm:..~l congregatJon at thP prt>se"'lt I s;.Jr~ Marrh_ tht~ day ! ' limt' , although It has not ~;rown l be~m as usual Wllh the Sunda~ In large numbers , 1s act 1ve m 1 S<:hool program at 9·30 J ~ admimsterin to the peoph· uf • AI 10 ·45 thr Mormng Wnn~lup Area weekontl with Mr. am! Mrs. Georl• lleod. other& vi•itwe in the llaed home were Mr. Mrs. Marvin Barnhart and and Mrs. Jimmy Brannon Paul Dean. SIZE 6' x 10' ·", · · · 6.75 SIZE 8' X 10' ... "". 8.95 2 lb. box SIZE 10' X 12' .• ".' 12.75 SIZE 10' X 14' .. "" 14.75 For Lenten Meals ! SIZE 12' X 14' """" 17.75 There "s no ~ub.smure for lou ul warer u peak pres~ure 10 hdp !CI your work done-fasll And rherc:s ao svb11i11m: fOf" Myers Submers · Jble 10 deli ..r mosr waur per hornpo...-er l!p · AS · HEAVY 10 OZ. DUCK- ON SALE NOW AT ~ i:!?," g•llono eBREADED SHRIMP eCOD 'f;' $168.00 Ebersbach Hard ware noW. MAIN '· "EVERYTH1NG IN HARDWARE" • . . ...... ··-· --·- ···· ....... ... WY 2·2111 -~-···· • POMEROY .,...... ··-,, .. ,.. ""·-~ FOREMAN and ABBOTT N, 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. ePERCH t1 FISH STICKS eHADDOCK e FISH STEAKS eCATFISH SIMONS MARKET OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM- SATURDAY TIL 9 PM E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY �·. .. ... ' - For WAHl AD ;ilo - ~] .... • • .,., ...."..... • D&.AIIU/'o.a Ill ron"•~ •' ...... • •onO&J C.<l.l'lll ' l';l 1 ,o\ liUNI I 'ORR lf!l "MONii ''""'.. at\oD • • Dot• "" ..,,hl\ """" •-P'~ .............. ••• ' .,.,, ."uM ••n•• •• ..... ....,,F..rro,.,., ••• ~~-"'-' .,. ' '""" ..... <t••''"'' "'' ~·••• " ' ""' , ,ntl .. .. >rnm ... ~ •huu i,O c t'~P<•n•lttLO n~~ .,nf •n<'OftM"' ln . . rtlo• " •nt~ ••• .. .,,, ............ .... .,. o,.n• ~ "' 'p _ _,., •••••• ..,,·-~ W•n• -'\~ 'kr'I'IM ...rei \II" ''"'""' ~· ... .... .... .... ' h.rt~ 60 "tnU , 1'1'14 NK~ 6 '" ~ ., .... """" -- ..... word M Ull u U:OO l'\J PLACJ. 4 P'JWDlJClNQ ( I PHONE WY 2-2156 I J l I • In Memory Wheel Alignment ~ ma factor~·. Like new LOWER PRICES! AND Brake Service I Langsville B ~1 . Cooper . 3 4 6tp OhiO. SH 2->41Ji . i i2) 825 1 WY 2-2143 1963 BlaeHnars •" "==. . . . . . X Pomeroy, 0. 1963 IN MEMORY of OUJ beloved hus AUt'l'lllNEEII Comploto 8& .... Crll1 brodlord 1963 RadM, ()We oIX pups I It tfc band, lather and grandfath- GOOD BEAGLE Stephen or, Hoyt! H. Parsons , who wet"ks o!d . Emmet !NCO~E TAX Serv1ce, JohnLong Bottom. Ph 965-3237 passed away March 8, 19tH . C 3+3! son Dr. _ $2295 _ Chevrolet Impala Station Wag. $2495 Tempest LeMans Cpe. - - $1799 Local owned and loy,• mileage, red ovf'r ivory finish, 326 VB engine . automalLc trans. Uke new whitewall tires, ra· dio and heater. -.--~ 1L C. HRADI"'RD I 4 8 cyl. Powerglide, puwt'r steering, power brakes, maroon fim sh likt" new . - ONE BABY BED, good condi tlon. $10.00. One used noo r furnaCf' 75.000 BTU rempc 12000. Phone WY :!-3401. 3 3 6tc Chevrolet Impala 4 Door . 8 cyl. Powerglide , Power steering, radio and heat· er. Local owned car . Real nice. 10 DUMP BED · ----=~ MerCU!)' t ruck tires. !958 Dorser l. arkms Lung Bottom CUSTOM butcherina and cutting Phil Meier, Phone WY Oh iO. Chester Phone 98>-3287 6tc :1-3510. 12 I tic • 3 8 OI'TII"'& 110'-'ftl ..t:&ln1.,. •--a.lfl • '·"" • • '""'' ·~· " "" ""' •I UlliL1 .., """' t II ff':nce UIHTUAIUU •ddltlonal ~ c 1(1 ll•y• -~-- AUTOMOBILE frnce • i HEAVY CHAIN link to, t!nough tall. wire. ! ft. 1)1,..-nuou o.n o•ld •d.fo •not p••<l ••thll' I' "RD NICE TURNIPS for sale. S2 00 per bushel. Marvin Stone. 2 m1les out of Rutlanrl on th e Harnsonvil\e Rd . 3 4 3tp ~· . n•r~l<>nl In This Week For A Better OK Used Car Buy At These EXPERIENCED - - Roll ra ,.,,. ' l"ltlll ~h4 1963 ville Methodist Church is spot> sortng a rummage aale on Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the old Maytag bulldlng on Easl Main St., Pomeroy, beginning at 9:30a.m. eacb monr lng. Evangeline Chapter, OES, Middleport, will meet 'l'lnll'8day evening March 4 at the Ma· sonic Temple. The Laurel Clill Better Health Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Merlin Tracy, Laurel Cliff, Thursday evening March 4th. The Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple. Pythian Sisters, will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Adam Ebersbach I witb Miss Bernice Ann Durst a& co-hostess. 1 ~arcb $ • World Day of Prayer Services for the Tuppero Plains Community will be held at the E.U.B. chUJch Friday, March $1699 Corvair Mon:ta Coupe 5, at 2 P- m. with the Christian and Methodist ChUJcheo partici· patt'"" Everyone ,.. welcome ""1!11· • Th Junior class of MiddleeH_ h Sch I 'U port lg oo WI sponsor 1 rummage sale Friday and Saturday March 5 · 6 begin· t 9 ea h da in th a. m.b '!ding c y e 1nmg a A&P ormer U1 • Group I of the First United Presbyterian Church is sponsoring a home made vegetable soup sale Friday, March f) at the church. Those wishing to M place orders may contact rs. D1 Thomas Kelly, Mrs. ae Walburn or Mrs. R. W. Vaughan. MAR. 8 The Pomeroy Elementary P. T. A. will meet In the school auditorium Monday al 7 30 p. m. There will be a panel discussion on "How We as parents can help our children." Relreshments will be served by "rd h the thl grade mot ers . The WSCS of Heath Methodlst Church will mee.t Monday evening, March 8, at the church at 7:30 p. m. Progntm chairman and devotional leader will be Mrs C. E:. Young and Mrs. Mildred Zeigler. Hostesses will be Mrs . Emerson Jones, Mrs. A sharp low mileage local car. Jet black finish. Urea show little we~:~r. l 10 H.P. engine, 4 speed trana. Radio. healer, rt'"d bu(·ket seals and vinyl trim. Simpson Insurance Ag· FOR A LOOKING GOOD STATION WAGON. COME IN AND SEE THE PRICE TAG ON THESL DON'T MISS OUT ON A GOOD DEAL. COME IN AND SEE US NOW! 64 Ford Country Squire 4 Door 8 Cyl • Auto. trans. Power steering, radio, luggage rack. 64 Door Wagon 6 Cyl. Standan:l1rans. Radio, 7,000 miles on thi1 one. Falcon 4 near - r:ornplete network control of programming to 50 per cent ot the shows between 6 anC 11 at night. This mean• the networks could not have a financia) lnterest in more than half 60 Ford Country Sedan 4 Door 8 Cyl. Auto. trans. Power steering and brakes. Radio. 61 Corvair 700 Standard trans. Radio. 4 Door Wagon 59 Ford Country Squire Auto. traos. 9 Pass. Radio 57 Chevrolet 2 4 Door Door Wagon 8 the programs presemed during these hours. Sponsoi11, vja independent produce, and advertising agenctea, would inherit the rem~inder of the time. Each side claims program quality would deeUne under the other's syo- 8 Cyl. Cyi. Standard trans. Radio. Bls llle Jo a beautiful memory Many Moro Used Can & Truck• To Choose From ency, Room 6• Coats Buildgrief. Ills death a solemn E ing, Middleport ACT ~ow AND SAV But he rest! ,. God s beautl·_ FREE! AMSBARV AND APACHE are 1 20 tfc ON THE SPOT FINANCING lui garden a vmg 1100 '" access_ones nf 1962 Corvair Mon:ta Cpe. _ _ Only $1495 1 Of lllnlhint and perfect ~~ampin" Seo Malvin Little, CliHord Phillips or Eddie Fir. _ur- , ., ... elgl•r Io r , n supplies with P , Buildln•~ ".:-, •ppl) Automatic trans. Radio and heater. Low mileage. A sharp peace. 1 chase of anv Apachf' trat er. i h B 'It ldt-•1 : d . 1 d new omes. Ul U}o one. Sadly misaed by wife . child-1 18 Offer good tf or er P ace ens, storm window~. alumren and &randchildren. up 1 b •Marc h 15 for delivery · Inurn s1ding . Call Guy Ne1g· , 3 4 Jtc toY April 15. All models on 1961 Pontiac Tempest 4 doar disp!<.~y . Amsbary Apache ler, Racine, Ohio. Trailer . 631 Fourth Ave . Gal12 29 Automat1c trans. Radio and heater, likP new whitewall Notice tires , green vinyl interior trim, wh.ite finish. The cJeanest liJ:tOlis . 446-02.39. Also at WILSON & Son's L'ar \\lash on car you will find. BAM SHOOT ~unday, March 7 Quality Prmt Shop , ~I ill St. 1 Page Street, Middleport. at the Isaac Walton Farm , Middleport. Call WY -2-5212. 2-6-JOtc ONLy $995 Locuot & Sycamore Sh. Middleport, 0. ffbester , noon until dark (3) 3. 3tc '-art Gneser, f'h!mNal ... Sponsored by Chester F i r e u..dq Department ! 4 Jtc HARDEN'S MAHKET tn MID....«k, d Syracu'"' has on spee~al \ 1957 Pontiac H.T. Coupe. Goo FourJuvenile8 land Mrs. Roy Christy. End voar aewt'!l trolatet Melfo County Fo1 Uunten As- Thursday. Friday and SaiUrlie ba•e oD 1.,_ f R d d $99 Are Cit d l 0 Co l Recent VISttors of Mrs. LeIOelatlon will meet at the day 10 lbs . potat0€s. 59 cents; tires, runs ine. e uce to e ur tha Wood have been Mr. and Coon Hunters Club Home large fresh eggs, 39c doz.: ~Tc:~EAi'lAPNT Plea_s- ' Mrs. Milton Efaw of Athens , 01 on Snowball Hill, March 8. Tomatoes, 79c basket . 1 gal. an te 0 ?e : J Gil- l Mr. and Mrs Don Betzing of at 7:30 p. m. Mffiing is call- r·a~rmonl l'rem1um 1ce CaD W\' t-ml Day or Nl«bl 1962 Chevrolet 2 Ton L.W.B. bebert reportsedfour )uventles have ' Hemlock Grove and Mrs Ho7 • tfc en ctt to Juvemle ha ed for Election of Officers . cream, with $5 pure se C urt bef J d J L · mer Cole, Tuppers Pla~nl All F'ox Hunters are urged to $1.09 . 6 oz. ~1axwt>ll House Ht~A-rtNG, Plumbing, MueUer 84 in . l'ab to axle. like new 750x20 - 10 ply tires. 6 cyl. o ore u ge ames. eel Instant coffee only 79c; Furnace. Arnold Brodten. engu1e . Call and ~eneral condition A·l. Heater . Thompson on charges ot 1.1~Mrs Thoma! Weber, Mrs. 3 4 3tc attend .. • · struct10n of property La S 'th d M Oph Florida oranges . 49c doz. tlll Ea,;l Mmn Street, PumONL $l 795 · · wrence m1 an rs. a 1 Po~ftlaod Methodist Chargt Open Sundays 11 a. m. to 7 p.m. eroy. l'boae Wl" a.ua. Y The vandals damaged a bouse Offutt have returned home wishes to announce that Pas- Wef"kdays 8 a. m. t..; 8 p. m. 1 :!11 tfe I • of Hogg Street .owned by John from a few days visit with Mr. tor Arthur Stilt will mume l 9 p.m . ••- Saturdays. - ~1956 Buick Special H .T. Cpe. - Now $195 Cook of Southsille but unoccu- and Mrs. Raymond Wilson, Ro__ Jlc _Real~state For Sale ! pied at the time It was wreck- chester, N. y _ Thr.y went to preaching at II a . m. at Sut-1 _ _ 3 3 ton. and at 7 JO p. m. PortF'OH SA\ E I Coud tires runs fine . Radio . Heater. Was $295. ed The wmdows of the house &ttend the wedding of Mr. Ro7 11 1 htnd . Sunday, Man~h 7. We 1963 RAYCRAFT Mobilehomer , and .bat'h go~us~~t-bui~~~)~: I i were broken, banisters were bert Wilson and Miss Barbara owe a deht of gratitude to 50 , 10 with or without lot d ' (: h t ' 1957 Olds "88" H.T. Cpe. _Special $169 I ,damaged and other destruction !'etucka. Mi>s Petucka is thd 11 Rf'v M. E. Oowson cmd to it is on: Oren Wean, Harri-ll a5·5n Elc e Salr. ~~dndl e ~ecOnh _ a i ~ was caused City Police arrest- I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed10 ·1 ' m • · 1 epor · Aut••matt'" tr ns Radl·o nd he•ter •tean •· ·Jy Motor ,· ed Edward Lanham 34 Jer1'cho spr~ ker Leo B. Crew, an d ' sonv1·11 e Rd . 3 3 3tp I Phone WY 2_3339 . a · a " · '" I)U\ • , ' ' ward Petucka Rochester for the many prayers and . ·needs work. ' Road, Pt Pleasant, on a charge ' 3 4 61 1 ca,·dq receive<l in his behaJf.,t51l BALES of hay, 60c a bale. - . ~c of intoxication. Mrs. Freda Miller and Miss 3 4 3tc j Dana Fick, Chester Ht. 7. 'FOR SALE : 7 room house lo0 1Lenore Betzlin, local, a n d THE -KYGER- CREEK - High I OhiO. Chester 965-232.1 . cnled on :11aln St. Pomeroy.ll Pleasant Valley Hospital :Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dillinger School Senior Mothers are I - - J 3 31p ' Phone SH 2-4834 ._ 3 2 6t.p ' Admitted - Mrs Bobby ,of Athens R. D. spent a Sunsponsoring a rummage sale• . .SMAI .L for sale in Hul - ' OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Roush, Middleport; James Mr. dand Mro.d ar !ht> Stansbury Bldg. across 1965 APACHE Camp Township. Phone SH 2PT PLF.ASANT - The Cot- lin, Grove; Lee Henry, rrom the Bonanza in \fiddle- Acressones and camp~ng , 4R34 POMEROY, OHIO one! . Charles I •wls Chapter, Galhpolu Ferry. S ·' Oh are here We are now s II g ~ , Diocbar•ed - Mrs Ch • mith "' Long Bottom, io. and H d ·1 A h (' e m HOUSE for sa le. 4 rooms, ba th, Daughters or the Amertcan a · ar port, Ohio, March 5. March 6, Friday and Satur~ a mo c s p~c e Jampers. full basf'mcn! Alum mum Revolution, will meet at 3 p les Stone, Leon; Richard Ru&- Miss Joy Beaver of Middleday 3 4 3tc equipment. 'lwo models on sid ing storm doors, and wm- ~ I m. Friday, March 5, in the sell, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Emma port is spending the week with _ ~ _ display. All models ava~lab l e. dows. Pncrd reasonable Can Auto Sales Lega Notice Appalachian Power auditorium Welch, Eleanor; Mrs. Robert her grandparonll Mr. and Hiland Church Revival is 1'n ' $100 wor th accessone s or be seen at 773 Grant St., MidLEGAL NOTICE with Mrs. Cary H. Rayburn, re-- Matthews a lld son, Pt · PIeas-- Mrs. Henry Beaver. the equ1' pment free 1·f You pure h· dleport , Ohto antB'lrtb _ Re v. May01 s tayed at Progress now. ~ecial singinu.l " 3 2 6tp _ MO_NA LOUISE MARCINKO, gent. presiding. . . 1 welcome. Pastor , t ·1 b f · s 1 Ch 1 2 Mr d M Wll Everyone Rev. Ivan Myers. Ever)·onel <~se any new raJer eHre f<'OH S/\l.E 6 room house . JoOR A .E 1947 evroet. -~ a mmor, whose place of resl- Mrs . EugeneSterrettwlllpre- . . . an rs. -home of f!-ev. and Mrs. Ray leo March 15. Quality Print Shop, ·. do or Sedan. See after 4 p.m.ldence is unknown and Helen sent 8 program on ''Literary ham Kinnaird, Hogsett. 8 dall· Warne while he preached at we me. 3 ! 4tc 1, 255 Mill SL Middleport. Ver- with bath, one floor pla~ro~ : Norman Baxter, 298 ~ulber-~White, mother of' Mona Louise Heritage from England.'' Mrs. ghter; Mr: and Mrs. Bobby the camp meeting at Rutland. AnENTION non Weber, Owner and Man- ~:~t!\e~ur;:l;ur:·h b\~·ks : ry A\'e., Pomero~· OhiO . Marcinko, a minor, whose place Sterrett, who traveled exten- Housh, Mtddleport, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthw- Orr and ager . ~-27·6~ Vl:'ry good neighborho~~~c~~i ·, - - - ~--3~~ of residence ls also unknown, si~ely in England last summer, Mr. a~ Mrs. Harold Carnahan wv 2->465 . 3 I 6tc , will take notice that oo the •Wtil present her program by of Racme, R. D., are vacaUoo· DOG OWNERS DON'T PUMP you sluggish se~ _ _ _ 1964 CORVAIR Monza, rad1o, 2Sth day of November 1964 means of slides and narration. mg in FJortda. of Syr•cuse tic Lank. Get Klean-Em-All FOR SALE : Three bedrooms, heater, automatic transmis-- Thomas J. Marcinko • being Hostesses will be Mrs. W. M. Steve Hoffman baa arrived septic tank cleaner. Land- bath. basement, garage, gas mission. 7,100 miles . Phone plaintiff llled his ~!Ilion _ Cruickshank, Mrs. J . M. Foglehome from Korea. All do11s must be tied up mark F'arn. Bureau. furnace, fireplace . 2~ lotll. WY 2-2014 . 3 3 6tp gainst ~lona Louise Marcink:, song, Mrs. Eunice Jividen, Mrs Mrs. Maxin~ Hoffmat11 apent tmmed1ately. All dogs I II tfc Phon• 773-5611 Mason. , --- a minor as d 1 nd nt in the George W. Sprenger, Mrs. Loua Sunday w1th Mrs. Freda caught on street will be 2-13-JOtp FOR SALE: : 1958 Ford pick -up Court of Com~~n ~leas ot ila G. Lewis, Miss Edna BUJMiller and Lenore Betzlnc and picked up. FOR SALE-Midd!eoort's ,;;11. truck. 6 cylmder , good con- M . Co t Oh ' be' Cas ' dette, Mrs . ~!mer Ebersbach By Clarlco Alletl called on ber uncle and atllll, 10 Owner subject to fines 1964 APPLIANCE e and Mrs. Harry Godfrey. Mrl. Roy Christy, Mra. Letha Mr. and Mrs. Fraak GauL est building, locati'd 352 N I dition . See Doris Koenig, Tup- 1Ne•g;3 704un y, . ' f '":. Mayor Hermen London, 1 Second Street, Mtddleport I pers Plains or Phone 661-3756. fr~~ tho' !:;Y'~~.;r !:,:;;"~ DRIVER EXAMS TAKEN Wool and Mr. and Mrl. Virgil Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Beaver CLOSE-OUT SALE lyrocu.. 11> 2 26 6tp M . k . th PT PLEASANT The local Wood visited Sunday with Mar· and ohlldren, Jyl and Jeff, of ~~~,....,....=.,...=_.,....,.1111-ARlSTO~~~T CLOSE-OUT :~:~:datlo~~ui~ot;~• -arc~ o;, a mmor, o~ ct ~ deta~hment of State-Pollcegave Jon Wood, who Is a patient at Middleport, Mrs. Sallie Allison WASHER $235,00 $210.00 1959 FORD Station Wagon. ~oun ~ Jross neg elt od •62 driver examinations Tuesday tho Veterano HospiW In Chll- of Racine lpent Iunday witb RUG Weaving, WI 9-2826. 2 5 30tp I-ARISTOCRAT ELEC. HOUSE FOfl SALE On Laurel Good conditiOn, $595.00. See t~Y t~ e. reme crue an I with 11 pa881ng the final test Hcothe. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaver. __::_::_.=_: DRYER $179.00 $150.00 I Cliff Road . Mrs. Norman E I or call Mickey Williams . WY : laer~ilfll :;'~.:..:" aod 33 passing the written teBt Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland Johll Ridenour, a lllndent Ill AUTOMUBIL& lUirance been l-CUSTOM Hysell, WY 2-6322. :!-2928. 2 26 6tp t e P ~ be8 , e e~ Y Eighteen persona laUed, five on were ncent visitors of Mr. Ashland College, spent a week 11 eaaoeUedf l.oot yoor .....-a WASHER $175,00 $155.00 2 2li 25tp ! virtue t I trea on the physical teat 11 OD tbe and Mrs. mldon Wlll, Syra. end with bll parenta, Mr. 81ld W'l llctnoef Call WY S.2116 1-PACEMAKER ELEC. FOR SALE H f sale 3· Tho Ramlller the part of the defendant here- written eum two on op- cuse. Mrs. B. K. Ridenour. IIIII< DRYER - $205.00 $110.00 bedrooms,: ba~h~':a:;,'ort. H·arWorld StaDdanl ol fompael m. Plamtlfl further allegeo that oration. Drl~l uamJ are glv· Steve!l Hoffman, U. S. Army, Rev. IJid Mn. Grimm, and ----------~ 2--IS CU. FT. COMB, risonville, reasonable . Phone! Excellence he 18 the owner of _the undivtcJ. en the first and third Tuesday II opending a leave with bls Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dunmire 0 For Rent FROSTLESS $349·00 $Jll.OO SH 2-5468. 2 25 12tc Big ear room, rldo and per- ed thrdleenda· loorbetb intereatof athnd of each month in PI, Pleasan~ parents, Mr. and Mrl. Paul and IOD of Rutland tpeDt ,-==-~-1-18 CU, FT, UPRIGHT FOR--S~A · LE _ formance . SmaD ""r e<onomy the, ~ e nt t owner e Hoffman. Wednesday with Rav. IJid Mrs. I ROOM Rod bath furnished FREEZER $245,00 $225.00 Five room and mllll8gerab!Uty undiVIded oM-fourth Interest In Help Wanted Miss Karen Flck .pent a Ray Warne, ~nt In Middleport. 1~-20 cu. FT, UPRIGHT house plU> breakfast room S.. and to Ute followmg real estate. couple o1 da)'ll with her grand- Mrs. Pauline Ridenour, lin. SfOund floor 390 S Second FREEZER - $26.1,00 $240,00 and bath at 123 Uniuu Ave., Metn>polllaD Moton Tbe following real oBlate WANTED: Middle • aged man mother Mrs. Ada Morris. Jean SUDlJilel'fleld IJid Mrs. over Mrs. Howard Cecil, WY POMEROY Seen by appomtm~nt Phone E. Main Slreet, Pomor., situated in County of Meigo, or woman. Must be able to Mr. 'and Mrs. Cberleo Bi&- Navada Beaver and grllldU2a. ___ 3 3 t!c_ , Jock w. Coraey, ~W_\'__2-2564 . 22 tfe Pbono WY Wl7l State of Ohio, and In the live ln. Inquire Ohio - . sell and Mr and Mrl W id daugbter, Joy, open! WedMsTIIREE ROOM lurnished apart ! PHONE FOR SALE : 8 room house , otht Z2 tic Townablp of Olive, and bound- Middleport, J-27-tfc Kimel were' 1n Toledo: M:n- day at Parkersburg. llltlll with bath for couple. WY 2-2181 er out.buildmgs, hot and cold ed aod described aa follows: U.S. Cl¥11 lor-dee THfol day to attend the funeral of Mz. and Mrs. Doa BeiiiDI Utilities furnished . Phone WY 1 ·running water , 5 acres Section M Lot 640 41 ....,.·•oma LB ana ..... ...,_. ,.... ..,._ A..t..l... and daughter Livestock ...., ll1lb P•J lbort i.OUft u.n.ax=nrt. l\'...n 41: ~ mger . ' Jan • of Hemlock U435 In !~iddleport. 212 S DELICIOUS PIZZAS' Homeground. Located on Route 325.1 ~-;-;-;--c-~~~ acres NE '!. of S. W. 'I• and ,......., "' ,.., .... - ...Mrs. Leland Smith and Mrs Grove vialk!d Saturday Dllbt Filth Ave. I 18 tic made completely !rom crust Contact : lionel Denney , Rut- ! Dr . Melvin E. Doerr, Veterin- N.W . part of S.W. '!., as ·-.;~C:::: Roy Baker IJid 11011 James' with Mrs. Freda Miller. 2-27-6tc arian, large and sman animals. same appear! on the Auditor's ~-nwoa~~~O:..~!i Jessup, Ga., spent 1 ~k Mr. Henry Beaver atteoded 1 rDOm and bath apartment to delicious sauce. Choice of lnnd , Ohio. In Pomeroy. Phone WV z-3319 Pepperoni. Sausage, Hambur~ FOR SALE ·- , ~room frame 128 Washington St., RavellllTa• Dupticate lor the year Mr and Mrs Denzel Cleland a meeting in Columbus Thllflo U tic er,. or Mushroom •extra) . house, basement, large front wood, W. Va. Pbone 273-1271. 1947, in the name of James Dallio '"... Joy Middleport, week llld 12 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _::_:::_:~Prtce ~Y stze, large $1 , Med- porch, hot and cold water I OUice hours, Daily 4 to 1 p. N. Beard, reference to which Insurance spent aeveral days wtth Mr: ~:bsoA. l4n. A. Cl. fRAILER loll lor rent. close lum 75c, small 50c. Jack 's 8xH room added for hath. 2'1 m. I 211 tic il hereby made. IJid Mrl. Hl!lli'Y Beaver Mr Paulino to Laundrymat and Dairy Bar, Middleport WV :1-1 acres ground on Old CI REFERENCE DEED: Vol. GUARANTEED, renewable lor Mrl Mildred Santee MIlla, Ridenour, Mh "''" 9987 , Jester Wanted To Buy 212 page 333 Records of lile boopitalization. lsoued wood , W Va was • • ecent Jean SIIIIIIDerifeld and II r •· 2 24 !2tc Valley Lumber Supply Com· ~ Road . Ph · WY 2-6127 • ~ of MeiP County Ohio. at all ages. Phone WY Ul611. vislto'r her''parenll . : and VIrginia Chadwell piiA!n.,... 1 w· , 1 !rc _ =..:ell.::. 1 1 1 ---~ Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ Trall~rs l land @)· ~-AJ{\1 1 I Chester Soci"ety NoteS =========---.1 =====-:--_ t!t : and b BALLS 'THAT'S IH' FUST TIME - ......... I Sponsors, of course , c~;:~~:~ television in a very dt · way now too. What is: upsetting many persons, however, ls the fact that a very lew people In network programming control just about everything that goes on the national airwaves as 1 P'Q' . , . ~Vnl '' SOMEMORE ' SASSYFRAS I EVER SEEN OJ.' SNUFflY SMIF PlA'/IN' CHECKERS FER "TEA, PAR..WN FUNSII!S !! ··-..,_.... ...... program quality? 0' FIRE !! 11. Work: Physica ~ 'hl:'.."·llic;.hi>C.,: llf,Singie 1-Tioo- -¥roth 18. Flrsto-rate 01 tloll persoa N.Z. f.GameOI 1"1. Eug, -·- explorw sldll ~:~o-.. 21.~ llo . . e. Girl'• name 'L Rcgfoll ot ILF>nwp """""" usedm Z3.Aioolri .__... '-BelucW. 21.Substa. . . ....-,,, --et M.~ GOWN 13. Fwms. aa soap making M.Stra• liL 'ro 111.010-.. -Tbel!I.O.eradlo ook 21LGtwo playedOll - :1. ~~ Uade:t W t r llJe1l, t r1e mo"e ~t ..Jf l u..e h2:·1'e tne r:-.ore ~ ::an eel I ~+-+-~~~~~ ll.J-~en t1·e io~Zi i e ~tl!r : :J! 28. A BRyiniJ 29. Toward SL!lplrL Egyp,m,U. 82. Close. ... eynsot a hawk 84. Storage area 85. Ctbnblng plant 8'1. Mitigate 39. Musk'.al tnstrum<nt fl. G........... tool DAILl' (Bl'FroQUOTE - LDI&PIIlLLOW One letter Bimply sflutds &r another. In thiR l!llmplf'! A 11J ..a lor the three L's. X for the· two (Y~ etc. Slngte lett~rs. apos. trophies_ the length and formatlon of tbe \loiiOnJ,iJ are .Ul hia4& Eadl. da7 tae eode tetten are dlft'erent. a phaaa I dread havln& to 11• through!'" WMPO Radio TERRY ,q II 3-"+ llonday Tbnt Friday: 6 00 Sign-On, News 6:05 Sal'red Heart 6.20 Meigs CT, RFD \\2$ Paul Bowers Farm 6.30 Bill Miller Show 6:57 Weather 7:00 National New$ 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 7: 3u Sports 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show (Tuesday-Thursday) 7:50 News 8 30 Daily Light 8 45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.-Auction) Fri, Show) 9:00 News 9:05 Coff•e With Janet !UIO Swap Shup \0 :15 Morning Meditations 10 :30 Bill Mtller Show 10 ,45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tue• .) 10 :45 Famtly Worship (Thurs.) '.0:45 A.S.C. Prgm I Pete Shields) (Fridays) 11 :00 News 11 :05 Tiny's Country Junelion 1.45 Tiny's Country Hymn '!Jme 12 :00 Cement lllock News 12 :30 Goessler's Guest Star fFri) •i.. 30 Larry Anderson Show 3:00 Jim Mees Show 4.15 Blaettnar Auto Show (Tues-ThUJ.) 4 30 News (Local) 4:40 Jim Mees Show 5:00 News 5 05 Jim Meeo Show to II'Gik 1t1 AXYDLBAAXB • "Now tho,.•s lleoe'w bow 5:30 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Sign Off Saturdays: 6:"0 S1gn On - News fi:05 Country Music Time 6:25 Country Jamboree 7:00 New! 7:oti Larry Anderson Show 10 :45 It's Musk- Army 11 : 00 Dairy Valley & Dutton's Top Ten Show 12·00 News 12 :15 Musical Interlude 12 :30 The Rev . Merlin Teets 1:00 The Jim Mees Show S:30 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Sign Ofl Sonda)S: · 7:30 Sign On - Army Hour 7:55 News 8:00 French City Baptist Clmrch 8:30 Sunday Show 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You 9:45 Wash. Repts To Peoplo 10·00 The Goud Life IC: 15 Congressman's Report 1030 Sunday Show II 30 The Quiet Hour 12 .00 News 12: l5 The Christian's Hour 12-30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 The Sunday Showcase 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Tborne 3:10 Tbe Sunday Showcase 5:30 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:00 The Sundown Serenade 6:30 Sign Off A Ceyptopam AYbASWH C R 10 \ A A 'I' W -OG'tSl'a ~ XGK DIll G I B AWB. VEDW A 'I' G K 'I' G D W H. JPRDGK Yostcrda,-. Q)p~ 011" ALL !'FI'IIISUB~'T"ITUTF.:S A 8tJBSTITUT.E SPI!L\KER IS THill WORST.-HUUBAfP. I 60 ltiiL &a. ,.__ Brntt••, Jlli:I.J WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRV FRIDAY 1:00 Midway M••inee 7:15 Sign On J:55 News Beal UO New' Hesdline1 4:00 Dlscing with Doss 7 J2 Musical Clock 4:30 Interchange 7:45 Echoes of Joy 5:00 Community News 8:W Obit~ ~·tllt 1 t\lews 5:05 World News 8:05 World News 5: IS Sports Today 8.10 Sporu Todliy 5:•• WeaUter 5:30 Dinner Musicale 8 15 Weother 1:00 Sign Oil 8·16 MuSical Clo•t SATURDAY 8.55 Com,nunity News 9:00 Talk of tho Town 7:15 Sign On 7:30 News Headlines 9:55 Mason County New1 7:32 Musical Clock 10:00 Public Servtce 1':-6 Word and TestimonJ 10:15 ~'amity Worsllip Hour S·oo Ohio Valley News 10,30 Latehs•rmg 8:05 World Newa lloOO Ntwo Beat 8:10 Sports Today 11 :05 Mording Melodies except Friday, ChUJch 8: 15 We<-~ther 10:30 Song & Siory Hour Seils Ring 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11 ·45 World News 11:00 Nows, Army HoUJ 11 .55 Mason County Newa 11:30 Public Serv1ce 12 :00 Community News 12 00 News Roundup 12 :05 Local News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12 :10 Markets 12:25 News 0 GraDIII 12 : 15 Weather 12 :30 Saturday Matinee 12:20 Bulletin Board I: 00 Disctng with Doss l2.15 News 0 Grams UO Top ren Revue 12 :30 County Agent S:OO News Ro.mdup 2:45 Country Go Roond 5: 15 Public Service \:55 News Beat 5:Jl(J Dinner Musicale !:00 Country Go Round 6:00 Sign Off ::55 News Beat I ! lv HAROLD GRAY • -ITTLE OR?HAI\1 ANNII ' OH , I GIJE'Ob WE WHUPrf I'M GHT II"\ ' WJNtlED! AL"TITUDE, I G'POGE. 00 WE HAr=TA <10 SO (.liN EASt lJP NoW I EVE I~ IF OOC AND H\'6 GAM €HOULO HAPPI..;;N 17J OVERTAKE U'ci····· _, ···I [)()f 1·T IMAGINE Wt WOULD .I-l AV E 100 MUCH 10 \IKJRRV 010 '10tl HOAII''n!R1'1 ABOUT, IH T'rl.lj KIND Of:. CCO"J.TRV' ~A;i, ~OADoY'.'l ~liDT FAINT• WAY, WAV BACK. '3ANO"f H•A«D l't '11:101 .. lv RAEBURN VANBUREN ABBIE AND SLATS VOU D I D AN EX. CE LLE:Nf .108, M't DEAR .1 B• BIIANNER \NINJIJII=: WINICLE Bv GEOI!GE WONDEk s· the= -: ' f..": GOOGLE and SNUfFY SMilto CROSSWORD w""""" 6t _Ap~le J 0 Aft T USED CAR LOT Now-Ida~ ;•t~ ~ch· ~arto=·~ o~~~er~n,M~~. J:;~ TO 6ET ON TI-lE 6AU.. •Ina. KEITH GOBLE FORD DAR Chapter T Meet Fri"day . At AppalachHUfi ' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - II it or network uocuUv01 to control lelovilion entertainment? There art 10me People who lake thil . question senously, though to VIewers It may seen. something old~ to being &lven 1 choice between Closiu' Clay and Sonny Liston at heavyweight champion. At any rate, this Friday tho Federal Communications Comml18ion lt'CC) ii oxpacted to look Into a controversial study proposal that would reduce the lletlor far 1ponaora I 6ilf'S IM 691~6 TO II AVE w Telet,ision Revue STATION WAGON 1M W.S.C.S. of the Miners- FOR SALE II.'I,H,II -'I lUNa c' a l' . """ a~artmeDI w f'11tolbttn. '-ad I•"• SOOAL CALENDAR S.rvic;es baIll TO BETTER serve you , we opunturnislld AU utllJiieo furerate a -4-wheel drive loader Or nisbed Upstain 1bove and back hoe . Free estimates y Donovan's ofice Phone Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W .~ %-3046 or WY 2-2064. Shuler , Contracting . I I 12 tic l 4 tfc 5 ROOM INFOitMA TION Busineu Rent 8-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 4, 1965 1 1entertalnml!llt. IS!rausbaugll were Sund117 dl~~o Thio l.tluneose power wu ner gueota of Mr. liJld 11tra. C. brought mind aaaln this r"t StrausbaQ&h. , week by tho replacement uf The CllaDneiSwiDi• Two of the Jameo T, Aubrey, the most ~eason's mOll nollble tpeclllll oommandln& figure In network will be ..,pealed •.• "Cuail at programmlng, a• president of 81," a ono-hour CB$-TV doeuCBS • TV'' entertainment divl- mentary about t!te greet eelllst, sion . NevertheloBS, most spon- will be rerun on Marcll 29-llut tem, and they ore both prof> soro, no Ieos than network>, are again at 10 p.m. EST, which is ably rlgbt primarily interested In ratings too late for young.oters who What, then, does all thil_mean and money, not altruism, and llltould it , , . and "The W th~ •.veraj:e teleVIewer? nothing, but nothing, will Louvre," ll one-hour NBC - TV Very litUe m tho aenae that one change unlU the baalc oyatem documentary about the worldmight hopefully expect , great is lcroed to chango, famous center of art, will be unprovamenu. from all thts fua_ rerun May H, at the earlier But II ,. wonderful!) in- I Mr . aod Mrs. Glenn Arnold, huur of 8:30 p.m. EDT. atructlve to study lhe talk Rio Grande and Mrl Lawrenc• bout ''quality" when. as usual, ' · 1 al tbet io rnlly involved is who gets the money and the power. This is known as diverting . the viewer, a device popular ACGOSS U.luaplroo with politicians. F'or could anyL Reaort prothin.-: mort' explicitly suggest ... Ctyot. pelle<l the de-ad-end track of current dove G. JClewU •a. ·glT. Stan tPievtslon entertainment thai) '- caJyx Oil a "-Coal&) the absurd notion that sponsorstrawbon-y fntlt controlled houn could improve lO.Dart C.Percbed IZ.Beado wtth ":':!L' .... ~oJ;:m- Mlal ~ver, da~ = :,:!.~ .....-, -~oolo a. oi Middleport l~tlc HAY delivered firSt aod second' 2-27 l2tc OLD BRASS, copper and Iron Plaintiff alao alleges the 2 18 tic Mrs. Joe Marks. ' ' ahowlq of flower arranamne1110 I~ ·~;EIJidand .~.~ toor I'OO'Illurnl•hoo eutUng. Alao Straw. W. Cilff 'MODERNBRICK----;,d frame 1 p1eccs, old toys, carved band- part!.. are the ownero of the PHUTO Cop)'lll& !lerv'lce. " Miss Faith McCain wu a That Lauruasd ABsemb\v Center • _M_ Stout. GuyovUie, Ohio. Rt. , " ed ~..ur ay 111 mento WV-:":.-::-" , 1 .-.::_ 1, Ph. MO z-2439 _ Z.l3-30tpl ranch home on Houte 7 near I led furniture , m ar bleb topp househoid goods and personal leo made of legal papen, recent overnight guest of Mr. Mra. Young of Mineno 1 1 u< ~State lllghway garage . Five furniture, drop 1ea1 Ia 1e, cor- property located In their birtll recorda and &!mOll any and Mrs. Ross Cleland. ville open1 Sund with IJid USED Army field jackets, Air , rooms, patio, basement, in- ""r cupboards, desks, plank home. other documents , Mrs. Roy Christy and Mrl. Freda Mill ay · Mn. APARTMENT. 5 rooma bath, shower and tub. t53 l Corps coverall!, panu and sulated . storm wmdows and j seat chali'S, cane ch&ll'l, Plaintiff also prays that upon Reuter lnslll'OIICO, rom.,., Letha Wood apent Friday Miss VI ker.J0 W'll d f . 4 1 3rd SL, Middleport, Phone sh1rts. Carl Chevalier, Long doors. tiled kitchen and bath, bowl and pitcher sets, chma final hearing o£ this cause, he 1 t tfe with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk f C' k ,c ~ . an Tien WY Ha7! J< tfc Bottom. U-30tj) 100 x 400 lot. fireplace . a\- , dolls, old lamps or parts of be divorced from aald defendof McConnellsvill_e do afrt crs "'g :sphenbet Wedne,. 1 ._ urn· ·d bl r hts d ture ay a emoon wit r grarulo 1 ~ Bus!' ness Opportu 'ty mum "''" ows, mar e 1 amps, gas 1g an p1c ant and be awarded the care. and for other prop..- reli-t. Mrs James H1denour and mother :llrs Ida Knigbt TR AILER LOTS - fr~ sew· nl _ sills. Phone WY 2-3317 or ' frame!!. _wY 2.-5262. ~n. How· custody and control of the Said cause will tJt for ht~ar· infant !!on have been returned ' ' · · age lnd water. Brown'l Trall GROCERY 2nd - St.. WY :1-5292. 3 3 6tc ard Cec1l, West Mam Street. or child of the parties hereto,' ing on or afler the 12th dav ot to their home from the HalFIRST Pomeroy. Fully equipped WANTED TO--BUY · Wanl 5· 2 30tc that be be awarded defendanl•"- ·\1arch zer hn!ilnltal. 11 er Park fState Approved! QUA~ITY Mlnersville, Ohlo, Phone WY $4500.00, plus merchandise . 100 acres vacant land , vidni· STANDING rtmbP.r. Top cash Iinterest in the real est a I ~· de· THOMAS J. MAH.<.:I~KU Lowell Ridenour spent a REGULAR 2-3324. 1 15 tfe Will finance. ty Cheshire - Portland or price paid Marion Revnotds. scribed hert!in and the Drllse· Crow, .:row & Pnr1er, few days with his grandrHrents, ' Certified Oil St atio n MODERN 4 room and bath furO'Brien & Crow, Realty Chester. D. C. King, 530 How- r...olvllle, Ohio. Rt 1 Call ho•' ~oou .• •nd Pt"rsona1 orop ~ttorney• for P\Bintill · Mr and Mrs. John Hayes. nisbed apartment. Middleport WY :1-2'120 ard Ave ., Akr<ln 12. Ohio. alter 4 o'clock, 1(;7-3503 erty !orate~ in the home ot iiJ 28; (2) 4, II, 18, 25: 13) '4, Mark Hawk of MrConnellsvUle , ...... ..., WY ~4. I I lie J 4 6lo 2 26 6tp 1-11-tlc the pdrtieo beret<> oo alimony, I II: 7LC ' spent tho weekend with Mr. '~._"'---Mo-ln_lt_._ _ _ _ _;.. l that pony, odie min·\ snJRE, Po~eroy. 1 ·· ·· - ·- -- ·'. ONE THING MORE, DR .CASE¥... 50ME OF 'THE 1HI~JGS l'VE. $0..10 lO )tit}, t'O UKE lV FO~T. J HOPE toll CAN,100. .. .... . -·· ..... - .. - -·~ ~ ~~ ~ 28' --....--_.....,..........____________ ..... ···- ······ -- - ··· - ·-·- -· . .· ·- '"'"""'·· ... ., . .. ... ---------- .... --- -~~ - ····-···~·--··-. ·--- ~ ~ .. · · ···" ·:-_,!JI •' . NOlHING OJ,SENE'EI) !1£~~_: ~10. PR..LANIER. •• IlNlfSS TJ.IEJC:E'S S(lftiE· ~wr.; 'ln!J WANT 1D w 10MISG MLMJAI ... ~ �• ~O·nv _, l'omeroy-Mltl~teport, 0 ., Mar. ~. 196S J Wedding, Ret'rption -b D. ~ !lenttnel, I f Midd/ervvt Lodge Makes p r -· . . Eans or Serving as Host to Dtstllct vent 58 Students E L'st" OrnHonor I mg On Roll Around And About Middleport Followf'fi y rnner lIentertamed Mr . _ and Mrs. oa"' WJth aRobert su : o.eclock Mllllorcl Jtod- TonliDJ' Miller, !uSID 14orrll. ry Fowler, ZU.. N..., Mulfonl, sdunoll ' Don Nelson. sa Davil, Frost, Martha Paul Gerard, ney Suaer,Sand)' Robert Stobar! steve Marilyn Pulleo, StUJDo Hawley Lindo Kaulf, Kdlh Jack Slpnan. Dee Slaven, )(a. Larry ' d Marty Nld>olaon, J1oD. thy Spengler Gary Stobart, 11o- bo, Jamarllla Ward an ·-z at• ler and Joe Slepben- •- · .. aj..... and' ..--.. r ~ Vance. Wolle. M~·, ' buffet dinner Saturday ev• ninll 1'1/ty • elgbl ol1rdmll of MidPlana e made lor Meigs Horll<'e McE!hinnoy. at •heir horne to ll?w>ng ' he dleport 111gb School were U.twer tddl.. ' wedding and .....,ptton lor their Ml" Frieda Faehnle ed on the honor roll for the '1!h':::', ot The group planned to daughter , '•nd M r . patient al Meiga Gener'll fourth oil< weeki period. r-•· . Nov er on kitchen equipmt>nt IS IC· J Russel! L. Mclutyre . J pltal. liV!tddell l Seniors _ Joy Bogga, Mike 1 lhe district me; ' ers kn t•es elc I for sa le. A Guests Included the weddtng Mr. and MNI . Walter • Bratton, DlaTUTII CriswelL JOI'ember when 1 : 1 m' was read from pa rt y, a nd Mra . Russell Me- · il'ere busmeS& VUiitors in Gallleven SvlvJa Bowen, district de put y. lntyrt> . tht' bnda_ l coup le, \1: 1ss! polis Wednesday afternoon. 1 ng . wert m Mif:kflepol h , ·k th f' Temple to !iet thf' G11 y Gardner, Karen AU off i -ers l f'lr a:- · m~ M MtSI J d'th H LchMe· r 1 The Rev. and Mrs. Fred I. !:,.~ ~ay S~s~~~sl!ge ro-<>~d·: con~ennon~~:~n~all l Ch lltatlons ..-, 1th M rs . · ~~sl~ t·o~mumcation ~r. m~pt"<'llOn z1r r ~hnstme da re fo1r . e read 1 G~:~rdner, Tha nk you F.lhmney . 1ss · u l u e . Tennessee, were eveofrorn thP · Mr Rona ld Mcintyre, Stephen 1 , mg guests Monday of Mrs. Nan I t~le~ht' KoLESPORT $2,99 2 a Black •Whito aBiuo _ _ _ _ pr. $5.00 pr , I water and wrinkles. So easy on care, too. Don't even need ironlnaJ In glowin& co.tors sirls love, sizes 3 to 6X, 7to 14. Middleport MEN'S Sizes 7 to 14 ..••.•.•••. , •••••••• •. • • · •- $1.95 DUNGAREES I 29 to 42 a99 Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. Leo Vaugban, Mrs. Kennetb McLaughlin. Mrs . Carl Will, Mrs. Roy Grueser and Mrs. Arnold. ANNOUNCE SERVICE World Day of Prayer servh~es I will be held at the Alfred Meth' odist Cht1rch on .li"riday evening March t, beghtnlog at 8 clock with He.len WoodE, pro. I MIDDLEPORT, 0. style. AU new 1965 models, America's Favorite Lawn Seed "CORSAGE" at a new low price o!inJ, TRIUMPH, 1,000 ICJ· ft............. .. .. .. $3.95 TRIUMPH, 2,500 "'· ft . . .. .... .. ... ...... $8.95 100% WINDSOR, 1,000 sq. fl . . . ...... . , . . $4.95 HIGHLANDER GRASS SEED . , • • ••••. 2 lbo. 91c Early Bird Special There's stiU time to take advan· tage of the special pre-10aaon dis· count on TUrf BuDder, America's number one lawn fertlll2er. Save 11% by buying tbla weeki REGULAR $4.95 TURP IUILDIR PLUS I Feeds your ltwn and does Ul extra lob lUI 1nd muu. 25GO ICf, ft. IUS $1 $3.39 tun- ~ith kdocl~r au~hortzed h~ _, .-~ _., . ', .. .--.. · ·· · ·~ .. , .. 1 ~ , , ..~_....~ ..:0101: ... • : """: ~l 'l", ; .~+ -·:-. .#·.:-:: era ' A tate ~edl•ral ,_ .. . . ~ - - · · ·· ~ .• ,._~ . .. ..... - "-"- . ..... - all the popular colors. - ·· . _ ,. __ _ _ - -- · - 3 '""$po - .... ----... ..--... - Jl£ /5 Airportl :~~~:~i;;~~~~i~~~~:~:sx;:E~ all ~ I · b~n · · 1 n-~1stered 7•1e tJ\Tam· Rev1ew • N~ng " Y'· ~:~~::'•n . Da o·aes Frt"day i m~jor .. atrhfled troop reinforctmonh to tho bat. Nang Is the silo of a major air b... lrono wh>ch 857 jet bombecs have carried out raidt on Communist North VietNam. Eight Air Force flOO jet lighter-bombers took off from Da Nang to hit ot the Communists in a followup to an earlier strike by Viet. namese propoilor-driven Skyraiden. Elements of two government battalions and 1 ran· ?"' battalion were to the sight of tho balllo >n Ouang Nam Provrnce, about 325 milea north of Sai· gon. One U, S. Army officer was wounded slightly Thursday. u. s. 1 u. S. OPf'l.~d l • rls a 1 rpo~1s requ~rements ~7 Schuster • s d18 S'EOI:Ilnc to Reo r.·u.a n ,·ze ' · entence to ~' I 20 years • ! Th~ on i C~e.'ihlr~ m'~ ~1111, d~rector I' Rhodes Asks Abatement of Ohio Poli"ti·cal s.·ckeri·ng a~e pol~<v . ,. ... VIdual~ ploj·~·s ~>par J. IJ~ a ll~;genlp ~u Zwat~ ~ •d~·· ~ch~~- ~~~or ~~ies. · 'b. ~: 1 1 i 1 I Pull F•hloned Styioo •••••.... . ..• • • • • • • · $1.95 .. ..... ......... * ' ..... ___ _ for estimate~ ~ #• amt.~ng care '1 I ··~ - - id lea~mg ~- two ton• neat checkl 1D ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . _. .- ... .. ~ · . .. . .. '"' .... ..-·. ·.... .- ,. - --- ··--- ~-·-··.. ·· ·- •"':-.-: . e s ~ I 1 • - .. . ... to Fd 1 "contradiction~o" t:hllrmaD. <"r " - 4 1_ ,... _. - - r~j)llrt. l~>ghl per~ns osp~tal. I .~hest ~- ~~n~c e~Blmnattons, ~ray J" I BE THRIFTY! SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM 2.500 ... It, '·" Ia~~ e~~~~aiJOn. s~ectncar:ons 9 S..ml... Styl.. . . , ...•.•••• • • · • • • • • • · · · $2.95 J'eedl your lawn and doea four extra job1 t . PrPents erabiJ"'U, foxtail, a:oo~aa:rus 2. Clear. out d.ankllon, plantaln, bldc:horn 3. Control• chickweed, clover, aeedllna knotlweed 4, Proteetl brwn 1111«lnlt ants, 1rubt, chafers actor Key. ~irlifled Lengths for average, for tall and extra tall. Colot'l In Seashell or White. Control• M&a~. I Southeastern Ohio Re·, rndu -;tna l deve !opmf'nt, and answPr questions M r Newqulo::t ' gwnal Cuun ctl wtll be re·org;.n ways m whtch commu.nities can " now the lull !t me PXe< U· J a mPS Schus ter , 21 , Pomeroy, , tzed March 12 at the Lafa)ctte lake ad•antage ol tne Appa· ltve dtmlor of the co uncd. wdh was sentenced a • year 10 1 20 Nnra Hotel m Galhpohs to mclude lach18 pt·ogram , will be exptam· ; headquarters at 48 1-:. L' •u"n Sl . . lerm m the Ohto State Penilen Funeral secvlres fnr ST. JEAN • CAP· FF:RRAT, Still, 69, who died at her res!· , the 2& " Appalachia " . counties. ed Athens. 11arv afl~r being found guilt) Franee - W. Somerset Maugh· dence m Danvill e thts morn. ,He retofore lbe counctl l;m;:rd ' . Robert W. Newqu' " · ew·u· The_ curre nt pres idem ol the ol automobile lar<"eny Thursday am 1wrinkled and almosl blind ing , Will be held Mondny at 2 membership to mdiVldua ls nnd lm of the •·oull t'll . wtll coun.-.1 " E E Dav" of the m Meigs Counly Common Pleat al remained gravely ill to-p m at the Ewing_ chapel wilh , f;rm s of ecght counties. ·be lhe principal speaker He Da m F';rebnck Co a t Oa k cnurl 1 day congestion of the burial _in Gcavel Htll c; metery, : The objective of the meetmg wtll ha•c several •>!her m· Hill. wtth Wa yne Foster of Ga l· I The petit jury returned a'"'" lungs at his celebrated villa .. The Rev . ArL.iUr Stttt J H.H .and :di ct against Schuster about 1Will be to explarn .m derail !he formed men available to <ts.-= 1st lipo hs v1ce pn.-s 1dl.' n' 25 the Freneh Riviera. :wtlf offtctate: ' MOSCOW !UP!)- Tho Communist party nowspa· atms of the counctl. Plans lor m_the_P resentallon and to Marlm and Dr Alphus Chris- ,mmutes alter going Into delihel' Bht the grand old man of Survtvors mclude her hus· por Provdo Friday accused President Johnson of talk'tense n ol Hw Gfdnd e trus- atwns . He was sentenced ThursEnglish letters was fighting band, Howard Sttt!, Danvtlle: I ing about peace while American forces expand tho war l s They are "'P"nstbk lor day aflernoon by Common Pleaa hard for life. Thursday night , one son, Hobart M. !Jay. In Viet Nom. The military nowsJMpor Red Star said tho lh>' program a nd ,Judge .John C. Bacon. It was . . . ton , and a Sister, Stelltt Bent-· o.nly solution to the problem lies in peaceful n•gotia- 1 Cl \·tc lr>adrrs and other mdi- noted b:w- Judge Bacon that h:s hhnn ley, Lesage , w. Va . F'our chll· hons. :, I are rect" JYing !urms,1Srhuster had previously serv. " a e a ew s eps m " roo dren preceded her in death "Any other rood Is donge,ous to the causo of from thr council ;n a member· ed two years in • South Coratemperature went Friends may calf al the fun- world peace and to tho United Stat., itself," Red Star Islop dme Member <lop, ., .• $10 Iina pemlentta ry on a simtlar when down. era! home any time. warned. TOLEDO (lJPI) N Lit' 1 t h ! for mdi vidua ls and lor COIIlJJan charge NATCHITOCHE8, LA.- COM· 3 . . for Ohto -:---,s· future o po ,Jra Y a.~ (' m-:, . Juro~s S wPre W. Swartz· pany offcilals searched the ashPravda claimed there were in U. on providing GovparJ.arnc s A. monopo Rbod esY it•s v;tththefro m fe · 50 ·s or $5" les ... fron . J H H March 18 is Nt>w"'1 S. po Jl cy tn · 5outheas t Asta, · ' d l'h urs d ay ntg · hi m ca 11 tng f or 1 · t 'tsan s uppo r 1 o r "'· 100 "v. oward covered ground where children ., ' L. rovP.r aF1ser · S r ·• ,sal to 51 11011 10 1 1 00 once played today to find the Application Date "Tht difference between the words of tho Presi- I he four constitutional ame ndments on the May 4 hallot a nd or more • ;•tz 1· 1 20 1 dent and the actions of the American ar"m6d farces is The governor addressed a Lincoln -McKinl f'y Day 1200 · ' on. me Jeg er, ann11 1 ca~se o~ an explosion nn~ frre March 18 Is the new closing : ,..,_.. , · · ""'"*'" ·.;. · • DPeTu!rryt,l Charles wh1ch k1lled 17 persons, mne of date for acceptance of applica· : glaring.'' it said. "Despite numerous statements by the banquet , pulling the stress on the proposed $290 .m illwit 0 United States presidantand his ministers that the Uni· development bond issue and system to guarant ee loan s Tick ets for the final game v>eve La;.rence them rhl!dren. ijons for a clerk-c.:a rriPr posl· : ted Statu does not went an exnanaion of the war in for mdustnal developmc.>nt of the •·lass A s-·t'onal Basnf- 1 A Tenne~see Gas Transmis· tion at the Pomerov post • k ·tball '-T"umam•nt man Rh odes a1so 1ook some m · d'>- ...._ ' bet•ro•n penter and Ralph Pratt , fo•• sion Co pipe!lne blew out about fice, the Board of U. S. Civil I Indochina, they have already oxpondad it." 1 daylight yesterday In a small Serv1ce Examines announced SAIGON IUPII - Gen. Harold K. Johnaon, U . S. reel jabs at Democratic critl- and lead s to complacenry ' No- ' the- Eastf'rn Eagles aod tht> 1 residential community near Thursday. Army chief of staH, today began an extensive survey I c sm of Lhe bond issue, indus- thing 1s so destructiVf' of the J winner of lht> Albam·-St r\t A ,\J A Speaker Natchitoches. Four homes and azsppHcations must be ecelv- of the American-supported war against Communism tria l loan and legisl ative reap- 1future of Oh10 as vena l poht1cs game will br availabl~ ai th(' in VIetNam. a trailer were demolished by ed by Mar. 18 or lf by mal:. In porhonment amendments. J in the present .' ' the governor i Eastern High Scboolo trkt" ' Ht-ard by Dot"tor 8 the force of the explosion and a !etter po.~tmarked :10t later Johnson's arrival in Saigon coincided with reports He said that " constant pohti- added . : from 10 a .m. until oooo Sat- I Drs Selim J. Blazewicz. Ray!he fire which followed. than that date. of o bold ayllght attack Thursday by Communlot for. cal bickernig interrupts the The issues wh1ch go up for a 1 urday . mond E. Boice and Roger Dan1 ces against American and South Vietnamese troops In 1 flow of new JObs " and contro- vote in the May eleflw n do not Tbt- tickets may be puf(•bas- 1els . all M.Il 's. attended the tho jungles along tho Laotian border. One U. S. Army versy brought on by "corrosive ' put one segmtnt of Ohio ed also a1 tht Baum Lumbt·r 1965 County Medical Society OfLOCAL TEMP PLAN BAKE SALE 1 Special Forces saldior was killed and four other Amer· f thinking" erodes public concern agamsl another segment ," he I company ln Cb<rster at n.oon, 1fl"ers C'.onference at the Piau The temperature in Pome- The Pomeroy Seniors will leans wounded In tho Viet Cong 111oull • 325 milH ·- · ----- - claimed offielals at Eastern H 1g h ' Hotel in Columbus recently. roy's business district at 11 :30 hold a bake sale Si!turday, Mar. northeast of Saigon. A sixth American was wounded In ( :ourl Pa ·m.-nts in ''It is a program for everyS('hool announ('ed ~oday East- [ Sf>veral national orficials ser. a. m. today was 34 degrees 6 rrom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the o clash with guerrillas 25 milH toulh of the capital. 111 .tht> final 1ved as speakers. } body , regardless of race . creed. , era won bertb them ·mder partly clouded skies. Pomeroy Kroger Store. Johnson termed his vitlt routine intpection Ft>bruary Revealt>d color, social position or econ- 1 by defeat~ng NelsooYIIIe &4- 1Ernest B. Howard, M. D., an4 trip" prompted by the recont upheaval in tho South Vi· omy po8ition. But it benef!ts 1 59 last night. [ assi~tant executive vice presletnamese military involving the ouster of Lt. Gen. 1 The Meigs County Court re- most those who h 1 ve 1easl," he ,lo!' :, ' , , ,;"' >··': , dent of the American Medical Nguyen Khanh as commander-in-chief. }Xorted $857 has been paid in stated. PATROL ARRESTS TWO I Association, who spoke on tbl fees to the sheriff.. state and The bond issue , he said , will ! 1'ht> Ohio State Palrol report- ! AMA's Health Plan. CLEVELAND IUPI) - FlltHn lroohmen students county from collections for Feb- finish the job of calchmg up f ec;~ the arrest Thursday of two i at Western Rfterve Unlvertity are staging a 41·hour ruary . 1 with needs ··which have btoen ,Meigs countlans, Connie Ma~h. j • SQUAD CALLED fast pratftt the United Sttti'JI' attacks into North Kenl University log to do next Monday nlghl Vial to The breakdown shows $155.25 put off for too long ." The mon1 41, Rt. 1 Middleport, cited to The Pomeroy emergene, Nam. Marcb 3, 1915 Greal! paid to the state, $82 75 to the ey would go for Industrial de- 1Galhpolis court Monday for no squad answered o1 call at 151 They ~on the fost, slmllor to that ofudonh ot De.v Slr1 Tom RaU sheriff. $439.76 to the county velopment, capital Improve- operator's license, and Richard 1P.m. Thursday to Eastman RldJI . Oberlin Collego conducted recently, Thurldoy with II' About what Mlddleport and Vice-President, Kent oul"lnces that tho unlvenity would not Interfere uniHI general fand , $73.83 to the law ments, county airports. re- Rowe, 26, R;'lcine. clled to Meigs ]where Julia Gibbs had faJita. ' I'OIIIeny <IIWicllo ars proStndena Body. library and $UJ6.21 to the auto sources And recreation ~nd ed- county court March 12 for fail- iShe was taken to Veterans Mem. j their huith wao thrut-.1. u.cati~ facilities. w-e to obtain title. orial hospital. Ucense and gaa tax fund.. The 50c quaUty. MotU-co- Solo V~rr>l COUIIIH~s. milder flow or aic that exlend· l ed £rom North Carolina and the Mld·Atlantir stales info the northern Great Lakes. Terry Dish Towels plaids - ite Nora Slit• l ~ 69 fr;~m~~ w~~:i~:t~~~m~1, s ~ ~~~l Of D "II Into Dixie, converging on a anvt e S.le40DC•nnon lor striper. - workores by the end F pl~gue I Woman'' "Kirbury" -Support Stockings ,. TURP IUILDaR PLUI 4 us 3 FIVE CENTS mamla~t~ed At Elber!elds Saving Prices Including Big Ben Jellies - Jelly Noueats - Nut Goodies - . El Rancho Candy - Royal Caramels -Ucorice Twlsta - Starlite Mints - Baby Mints - Kentucky Mmts - Swedish Kiss - Peppermint and Winter Green Lozenges - Neapolitan Chocolates Chocolate Peanutl - Cream Peanut Clusters Chocolate Ralslna - Coco&nut Stars - Cashew Clusters Bridge Mix ....:. Whip Cremes - Peanut Butter Pll· lows - Deluxe Drops - Fudge Drops - Brach• Miniatures - Cocoanut Cremes 20 Variety Cbocolatea - Chocolate Covered Cherries For for Thlt Solo Striped p1.1teil - solid color• - and whJt. aud ploldl. ------ ~- : ...ultaii O O~ All BATH TOWELS s em~-"'"'Ru~ Another Big Shipment POPULAR BRACHS CANDIES JOe (IUinon 20x40 lnth scons -~::. '·~- I ~ "' ' ''jlill' , :mr:1H1,,,. ac~oss 4. 95 OTHER SCOTTS LAWN GRASS SEED ' lo~ inflltr~tion 49c ...... A bargain at $5.95, S<otts famous FAMILY blend Is an out-and-out "steal" at $4.95. Plants a full 2500 square feet of lawn that wtll thrive with modest care in either sun or shade . And Uke all Sootts seed it's 99.91% weed free and guaranteed ·to grow • • . or your money back. l,t!OO ...... --- J .. ; :;' 2 NEN YORK - SECRETARY j'o 1,727 persons. and "f 'his of State Dean Rusk said ThursBY ROBERT WINGEIT lor an atrport if their slle ts ac· :available lor the nscal year lder to gel federal muney, t here would depend 0 11 tt.- >n il ,I ra! a Cro w rema rk ed thai in such , number 67 were lound to be day night the world should have " Metgs County IS htgh on the lceptahle, " a ccording to Ccow, begmnmg July I , 1966. He in· must be a public bud y such as 1 Crow sa td he lea rn ed th e areas as Metgs, Gallia and Ma· pos;ttve reactors . . recognized ago that Com- priority list for ass istance in (' but this does not mean aU 15 l d1cated that before tht!se Ieder- th e county commi ssioners to lland for an airport , whtcn wouJd son there wou ld . in Tberf' "-'ert 174 . live bn·t"s munist of troops the bUJ/ding of an airport, pro- ,wrll get one.'• al funds are allocated there subm1t an appltcatlon by April jquallt y lor federal ass ista nce.l1hkelihuod . be only one a rport and 221 deaths w1tlt 1 and arms nahonal bor· viding we can obtain a suita· [ Mr Crow said the state re- ,may be a requirement that air· 2, 1965." must be purchased by a pohti· 'S>te to gel lede ra l a td. Federal the departmenl m 1964. The ders is aggression. ble site that will gain the appro- quirements for receiving a1d in iport facJiilles must be satis tac- P lans and for ca! suhd1vision whic h mtP.nd s to jofftr als mdicated they wouJd , cause or .death II 1 0 1 1 . · st1 e in the regwn ·' Meigs County rd' , utr'tg ht arge-sca e aggres- val of both state and fed eral lthf' con struct wn of airports ha ve 'torv· for commercial avUttion . feder al money, LogelhPr w1th bu ild and operate the faci!itv· p1ck the best durmg lht> yf"ar 5. 'th th · d 1 officials." jnot yet been revealed, but it It was reported the cost and b1ds, must i"The fed eral government incH- 1 Crow a nd the other leaders l was ea to £'omplex. !ons carry Wt ak l This statement was made ro. 1has been pointed out 3,00() ft. la;d would be lor improvinl! e> · be subm>tted by July I, 1966 cal ed it could not loan muney 'a ltend mg were told thai no , . Sanitanan Perry Riggs for tthetheaggressor, . requirements istmg airports as well..a _ lor ILo stand submitted to :hcensed 89 food service oper.8risks aid "B Commumsts ml'da)· by Pomeroy Attorney Fred ferred. Federal · a chance of recenil ng ' tu anv· C J C.' but that il would rul es havt> · · u · W Crow who allo•nded a meet- runways 65 II WlQe ace pre- new ones. It was also Indicated constderal wn through lhe "".. be granled to a polil!cal subdt· 1the [edera l govemneot on Ap al!ons and the depar1mem proSoutheast Asia have fallen ha cking thi s week in Clumbus with 'are l.he same length-wtse , but 11he grants would not provide 1gram ,_Crow learned. The leoer· ,v. swn whirh IS In opera !·' the pal ach ia n so far The fedecal vtded 242 inspections and co.. on aggression.by mflltratmn (If stat e and ff'deral offirml s wher the rWlway Width must be 75 funds for hangers or bulldings.l al offiCials also sard .a guaran- lairport ." added Mr. Crow lreprf' Sf"nl at vt's explamf'd thaT in of llwses arms and tratned men acrosa lmost counties in the 28 · coun ty ft. j The Pomeroy mic . leader, ,tee must be made which would Ohio offtcial s. howe• er, mdi · ·all proba bil1ity the money spentl wtth 4>2 foodhand ler cards ianaltonal frontiers a clear and 'Appalachia area of Ohio were Mr . Crow reported a rep re- ,who was representmg the Meigs gtve assurance, pnor lo con- caled the slale would gram lhr ough Appa lach ta would car. sued. senla ltve of lhe federal govern- 1Cuunty CommuMy lmpYove· struction of such an airporl , tt money to Communi ty hnpn•ve· rv the same regulaltons a< now fh e ceport "The d.,. unequivocal recogntt;on hy _the represented rest of the world lhaf CYow said. " In order In have men! said $75 mi llwn wtll be ment Corporation, sa td, " In or· would be lnr 20 menl Cor poraltons. >'Xbts rhr" ugh the Federa l As· mand for 5'Wage and Wafer sup15 thiS " a form of aggression long ov- a site which could be approv-- --- - - - - - - - - •years and ha ve a hard surfaee 1 " Fina l requirements or the sistanre Act ply se rv1 res contmued to risa t rdue.'' [oo by the state and feder<ll a- ' i'wi1h bla cktop . jslate are mdPitnite as w who Gov .J.1mes A Rhnd es spokf' i dur mg 1964 II· a hgih 481 mgeneies. soil and prevailrng wind ( A state official a!t endmg the would be granted money Ln hlllld brieflv during the discussion on sper hons and consultationo;, A STORM FRONT THAT istudie s must be made " 1 sess 10n estimted it would cost airport s if the dt>\'e lopment bond Others rrorn rhe local There were water samplea of l Fift""n counli es wilhin the ' between $65,00() and $75,000 to iss ue pa sses ," smd Cruw . " but , c 1 c. group who are heading rollecled dunng the year. slapped a four-day S ha• e a blacklop runway_ on a m con npd ;on wtth I he ledecal the ai r port Cllmmntee herP ace heavy snow on the Mtdlands, Appalachta area have been aphobbled weakly eastward today ., proved by fed eral aulhonttes AiGON !UPI)- U . 5. and South Vietnamese 300() ' 5 ft. landmg stnp He progra m. ha •e Hurare Ka rr, Htll Ch ilds and causing light rain and •now ov- - - -fighter-bombers today bombed and llrafed Commun· satd , howe ver, the actua l cu<t been sel and are very r igtd." Fran k1m Rtzer. fr scattered areas . ist V•et Cong positions about 25 miles south of Oa ~ ._ -~-- ~ Chllied winds streamed south whore •. battle Wll reported raging. Am· I Jn. Hook •nd Tufted Ar.. Ruo. Oval hooked rug with noral pattern In center Green, Rose, Brown, (rl)Jd. ::~.u• .::·- I elude AM, AM and FM, clock radios and transistors. Drip Dry - 100% cotton. 36" wide. Patterns mltable for a:owna, pajamas, etc.Floral ud juvenile de- 1 Marvin Bw-t. a PLISSE , I 1$. ;. 1 ~~~~~~iin conoN 1 ZIPPER FLY SIZES One and two of ,, I $19.95 AMIFM TABLE RADIO . . • •• ••••• • $77.00 $39.95 AM Long Rongo RADIO • ••••••••• $33.00 $49.95 AMIFM TABLE RADIO , •• • •••••• $«.50 $39.95 AMIFM TABLI! RADIO .. •• • •••• •. $34.00 $65.00 AMIFM CLOCK RADIO . . • • • • • • • • $57.00 $2495 CLOCK RADIO . • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • $19.00 $44.95 CLOCK RADIO ......... ......... $33.00 $S9.95 AMIFM CLOCK RADIO . . • • .• • • • • . $51.00 $19.95 CLOCK RADIO . . . ....... ..... .. $17.33 539.95 TRANSISTOR RADIO ............ $29.00 $34.95 TRANSISTOR RADIO . .•••••••••• $27.110; SPOT SEEDER. I lb . .. ....... .. ..... .... $1.25 nold, president, and the Lord's Prayoor in unison, opened t h e of the P001eroy Band Boosters Association Tuesday eveninK at the Senior High ' School auditonum 1 Plant were discussed for serving the Pomeroy High School Alumm banquet on May Z9 Mrs Leo Vaugban, Mra Harry Watson and Mrs Vernon Evans were named as the nominating , committee to report at the April meeting Hostesses for April I meeting will be Mrs Renzo Menchinl, Mr1 Charles Legar, Mrs Edward Wells and Mn ~ .r,::.:. ' Dr H ll Boocks. M D.. lOur hPa ll h fs greatly artected 31 3 profer live tmmunlzatlortl 1 heallh commtss ioner. taday by the way we earn ,a hv&n!:;, were giYen by pubbe beaiUI pledged the Count,\' Healtt1 de the env!Tonment , and the kind nurses lO sch 10! children, prepartment will contmue to work of soctefy m wh1ch we !ive .., school ers and adults . Nurset to ftn d solu twns for the mount- ··The progress and su<:cess visited 1,913 hollle! to fur111Stl mg hea llh problems o/ a of a local he~Jth department health informatioo. gmda nce gruwmg and changmg popu Ja.l fl' fl ects the m<:~n 1 h•sted mlerest and ttlt-rapy Cnppled ch Jidren, twn . of the crllzf"ns in commllfltl y lheart . plastic sw-gery and visThe statement was mad p in j health.' ' he eondud~ i.on climes provided !3!:1 clli ldthe Me tgs count)' Heallh Ue- ~ ~1embers of Count y Board )ren under the age of I WJtb WASHINGTON PRESI· pa rlmenl annua l re p"rt m of Hea llh are Dr E. p exa mma!ions and gu1dance. '· ' which a c1ttvnes of fl.e depor t· M. D . pre,.d ent Oaw l>ntt on, Vts; on screenmg was provid· dent Johnson says the U. S. economy must contmue to grow , ment durmg 1964 we'e summar- •tee pres idenl , Atkm s, ed 1.333 youngstm m the Me1g• as it never has before m order ized. Dr. Boock s also sa;d · Cha rles Pmmger aod Rob<cr i!County Schools, W>lh 17_ re[erto reach full employment on , The H,oa lf h Depa rt me nt ts ' Beegle rals for further exammatt_on Its march to the " Great SocJelone of the tax supported dms- 1 The report shuwf'd thP dPpa rt · Tile repor1 2150 ty" ' ,, , tons ol loca l govem q,ent , esta b-imenl' s 500 ,ce of tunds was , sat · ' dtabetes screenmg• The President Thursday , ,,' 1 ; , i 1:!( I '· li shed by law . to servo all of 11 _200 lhrough a ft'(J o• a l g'anl , " ere gtven Wtth 179 suspecte1. 1' ,1' '1 Ill ' ,,, ' stressed the importance of wipr the people wilhin the !'Ounly m-<ud . $1,510 from Still e su bs!· : The also showed 63. 1ng out unemployment in a speHOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT- Members ollhe Ladies Auxiliary of the Meigs County Memorial Hospital have : ' 'The eommunny ·s pn duewi d) . 119.046 m local '" ' " " nd Metgs Counltans on the Health cia! manpower message to Con· c omplete d th eir most recent project on the interior of Veterans Memorial hospital. Scott Luca s. ri ght , X-ray tech- ty _ 1ts rea l wea lth _ " de $! .099 m li cense.<. Expend ttnre> 1 Depart men< 1'8 Reg><try w".h 1 gress . Backed by a bulky 276 nic ian at the hospital , looks over an artificial foilage display recenUy completed in the e mergency waiting room . 'pendanl upon the m•·nt "l physt- , tor lhe yea r mcludc'd sa lanes. m a tuberculostt page r eport from the Labor De· Left to right are Auxiliary members .Jean Will. Wanda Fetty, and Mary Seaman. " This is a bt g improve me nt fo r the I ca l and soc ;al well . bemg ot i $15.679 "2. tra vel $2.072 20 and , he . depa rtment held SIX c!J.mcs and gave 88 partment , the message called emergenc y waiting room," said Adminis trator Charles Rideout who has ofte n expressed appreciation to the Aux- 'the population. Hea:,; serv ces ' other expen.srs $5. !11i7 77. 1 for an all-<>ut effort to provide iliary for its many s ervices - Sentinel photo. I are themselves form ol wealth . / The repor t mdlcal ed over I,· whde lhe enough jobs for the nation's ----_ --_ o JJe umt from mushrooming labor force, Oh10 Department of Health Viswhich is expected to grow by Jted Lhe county last year a!!d Solid •-•• - ·----- -·- ···----- ---- --- - - --- $2.91 DMron- Pltt•l Solid Color• ... ......... ......, •.• ~ · - · $3.95 esHIFTI 1.-lclolh- Plourod end Lfooht ond Dork Shod" -- - - -- - ----------·-- $3.91 • LUY DOLL PAJAMAS lattm - Pothl onol Prbrtod ------------------ $1.91 lttlstes Duron-PrtntN •M loiiH-Put.t Colon , ,91 Dtcron - Solidi - P••tel Shadl1 .... . .... - •• - ... $3.91 e FULL LENGTH PAJAMAS PUu.-aaflr.tii-B.... deloth-flant'l Patternt $2.95 arNdcloth - Prlntecl P•ttern. --------- ------- $3.tl e&IRMUDA PAJAMAS lottlh - Pootot Dolo ................. - •• - - •· $2.H esLIIPCOATS RADIOS Sizes 3 to 6x •••• • • •.• ••••• • •••• • • • • • • •·• $1.69 ' 1 RCA VICTOR PLAY, 1,000 ICJ· ft . ..... ...... .. ..... · .. $2.95 Devotions by Mrs Maxine Ar- ".f .5.! Health Commissioner I 1Cites New Problems !In Department Work •, PU... Cr9111 latt.tn-Dacron-Plcw•l or 1 Boostero Planning To Serve Banquet _, "'"""' .., - . ,. RIP I COLUMBUS E. E. HOLT state public matruction superin- j tendent, will recommend that the state Board of Education at its montbly meeting Monday approve a list of 10 technical I ! institutes to be authorized to I confer degrees. He also has recommended the board re lease $1,245,256 in federal funds for vocational rehabilitation programs, among them Lancaster, $130,000. e FULL LINGTH GOWNS Also lmH knoc:lo:ers In the same fabric and colon .... lodoy Zl - 35, low . . . IN&. NO . 27._4:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,:POME..::::.:~RO:::.Y.:..:-M:.:.::.::iD::::Dl:.::.:E:::.POR=T:.:.·..:O:::,H.:.:;IO:;,__ _ _ __,:f.:.:R:.:ID~A:.:.Y!..'.:..:.MA::....:.:..:.RC::.:H.;.-:.5,_ , . ;,.19;.,; 6. ;:,5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ WORLD SAL II 51- 31o6x $1.95 Sizes 71o 14 $2.49 1 225 No. Second Sleepwedr .. tltto - Dtcron - Pleured Pa...rnl - - ·------- $2.95 DHron-Solhl Colon-Pa... lt and Da,. --- ----- ~.91 1 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE en tine the P-- l.'mup /or W Pddillf( Men's-.Women's CANVAS LOAFERS Mens, Boys Basketball Ox. at y ...,._ 1 8ilfllte - Pllln or O.Cron Gow,.._prlntecl or Solid• 2.95 Do....., ond Whlp,.od c....,. Fll>rlo-P10tol Colon $3.9.1 ·- l'fuesday evening at the Masonic Out-uHown relatives a n d Temple. friends who were here for the · Clara Sue Soulsby, worthy wrddrng of Mi ss Christine Coats matron, and James Soulsby, <:~ nd Mr Russell D. .\tcJnLyre worthy patron, presided Mema nd son, Konald . Great Neck , bers we1e remrnded of the re~ Y : Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Mey: ceptlon for Vida Carson distri~t er, Mrs F'rank White, Colum- deputy grand matron at ~rt· bu!l, Mr a11d Mrs Millard Bw ella on March 6. An invitation lord, Follensbee, W. Va .; Mr. was read from Bucyrus Chapand ~I r s. Alf red <:ardner and ter No . 3, the home Chapter daughter, Gay, Carey, Ohio; , of Alice Ryder grand cond~ct­ "IJss Loretta f' orney. Miss Kay tress, to attend grand inspechon HersPhe! man, Miss Jacquf Kel- on A.pril 3. . ler . Ohio Norther n llmvers1 !y, It was dectded to have a dinAda : Mr and Mrs LoweU Pro- , ner preceding the inspection on pa"·"· Ch;.rles ton . W. Va ; Mr . May 1 and named on the plalland Mrs . Fred Coata, Muncie, I nrng committee were Geor~ Jod . Mr ~ H.i.-.IJard Hayman, I Watson, Ella Smith and Marle Philadelphia , Pa . and Mr. and JCurd . . Me iHn Cu cle.. Sprmgfield, Ruth Tompkms, chaplam, , draped the charter in memory i ·~ - -· of Harry P. SmJth, then read a poem, "The Tapestry Weaver," by Anson G Chester Obligation night was observed and the enmining committee functiOned in open Chapter The meeting closed in regular form and Mabel Goegletn a past matron gave the farewell. Table decorations and refreshments carrytng out the St Patrick Day theme were served by Clara Sue and Jame.o Soulsby, Betty and Guy Cowan and Kathryn Jordan, .. Cew.r, In In against .stains, ;n e W'EA'Ifid a t New Sprl111 Styl• Initiation P/ ed f ann Next Meeting SlOO VOL XVI For Women In the Ll"'•rle Doporlment On The Main Floor Whatever a liri doe~ RuH 'n Tumble stntch panll keep riJht up with her, 'eaunthey're made for fun and made lor I~ that' I always neat. Elasticized at the top, these cuddly warm play pants art of 100% orion acrytic, SYI·mer protected • iiiiiiiiiiJM a. Sura You S.. The •YWW ANNIVERSARY SALE 2 Freshmen - Jeff Bogp, BetIY Cunningham, Jam'" Condl, Elaine Davis, Bill Hackett, )(a. ren Hawley , carot Kinl, Luanna Mcintosh. Pat Slaven. ewALTZ LINGTH GOWNS l•tllte Gownt- Plor•l or nlid e.lor -- - - --- --- $1.95 1 Sp9 '1'lle bare, tile weft. bon lbgllab rodonl similar to a raf>. lilt, tot.. readllJ II lbe water. J1 twlma well. '-: c;..'\ .. ~ I Women's CANVAS LOAFERS TENNIS SHOES .:~ Sam .,_£-T-C-H PANTs MEIGS THEATRE r ~Ka~:uaa'cke;' Only one thing moves as fast aS'a girl •.• Servt"""' Held Monday #or Ear/ Roush 95th SOIL .... - E!Lnor odJ. Junloro Carole Andenoo. Sophomo Wa Da· Cluiltlne Bailey, Kathy Brat- mer, Lelalrdr BrolltwnSa.""" yneGarten ln., Cynthia Conde, Alloe Darst, Soon; Sbanm flaJTisoD, Kathy Lacey, Ha Sle m .. .. Hood Clllto Lewll, Joyce Long, Rita yneo, •• .......,, , NOW YOU KNOW Wearing Apparel for Your family-Furnishings for your Home bri~fly of Artists are R • T • ·~· MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY your SHOPPING CENTER u.· ·. prt'- 1noes Y.f'H' d famlh for Coals , Pvt Steve Olsen , Jo- 1Moore and Miss MildrPd Hawbusm ess Georgf' u son Cba I G 11 mg. un d I P.mbranres and seph Walters, res raven- i ley . They were enroute borne me~tlng membt"rs reporlt> Lm· m t> mona rem na \\o altf'rs rna , st me . Miss Wanda Coat.l! , M1ss 1 from Eaton. Ohio , where they provmg tram rt'{·;nr ll!nf's~ec; from Mr~ J: d H me lor .Jacque Kel ler, Loretta Forney had attended funeral servlces were Mrs Pt->tl'r Sta L't' \4rs Iron of !ht' f' rn~ tho home. and )!iss Kay Hers hf' rman Fur f his mother Rev Gardner M•rvm Kell\ and Mr s Zelia I ('hmtmas ~r fts l o e res t J:lachtel and other out of vr · ·f th Mid. ' ..,, as formerly pastor o e Cross . Rt-quesrs were read li'OITI Lu wn !!: Ut'Sls . : d eport Church of Christ. 1 It was reportt'd thlll 2~ti slC'k ! HP.th Davis St'<:retan · to the I Mr. an d Mrs . Lawrence MUll de durmg the 1 1 11 ca s were ma . Gra nd ('hlf'f for a date or w /" • hoan were in Athens Wednesmonth and $49 spt'nt on al~~~~s / Mnvention m Nnvf'mhrr and Persona lfleS , day They planned to visit ti c work )i.J.med Wt';·e I /rom Ruth Burrmgton for a do l with Mrs. w. Brider, and mean~ com mt I natio n tn thf' grand sf!'SS ion , If rmerly of Middleport now re.. Mrs Phil Memhart and Mrs . d o Kari Owen, co-cha 1rman . asstst i " hlrh was pass~ i ev1ew OplCS ~ siding in Massachusetts. ed bv Mrs . Alfrf'd B1ggs . Mrs . I Mr~ Griff Russell, S~a ff Cap-' Personalities 1 Ul Soc Seal eld Nath~n Btggs. Mrs Paul Zirk·' tam . an nounred ~ractJre se"·l lntert>stmg reviews were givle Mrs Rtchard Owf'n . Ert.::~ ~ s1ons for tlw si.Ri f lo be ~eld er the Vlidd!eport Literary dub .._... ~mley, Mrs Harry Clark . Mrs 1t at the Apn l and May mee~m~~:· Wednesdal- at the home of Mrs. frank Cheesehrew and Mrs fo!lt\wmg the regular meetmgs Cl} de Jnge ls on the personali~ !l offl ce rs and members of ties of two well known artists tl1e staff are to be present at u/ these limes , one who had . the sessmns the artistry of the pen Ernest Funeral serv1ces for Mr. Earl ' n--k ' Roush were th conducted · Mrs Nathan s 1ggs thankf'd I Hemmgway, and Norman •wt.: -~ R . Monday Coata Poi'Nf'8Y, Ohio 1mgs· II 1 1 1 r the br sh Afternoon at e aw tht> group for t he flowers , ca s we , o u . F eral Home with Deland cards sent dunng her be-l Mrs. Harold Sauer had pre- : bun E th d Leonard TONIGHT 8n f rr-d th review of "A Move-! ert rns owsen 1 NOT OPEN n:avemen l Past Chte pms pa e , . Haucks offtciatl'ng. Burial was e Present eod to Mrs Nath· l able Feast. wntten by Ernest . Cb h' G Hill 1 wer · h'Jch told of the made m es tre rave " •ggs · o nd M r ~ Horace Mc1 Hemmgwav, w a FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY , n D• • • · Cemetery M•rch 5·6 El htnnl'v bv Mr'i Ka rl OwPns 1author 's IJfp in Pans In 1921 to lib · H e Ab" THE LONG SHIPS" . 11926. and which wa s read by Pa earers were ora~ Ab1Techmwlor) F'ollow mg the meetmg mem-1 Mrs J ames Eu ler . Mr. Hem- 1 bott, Edgar ~bbott , M~rt . Russ T ambl~ . R1r ll:lrd W1 d bers wf' nl tD the dming room mgwav fore-most of Amerrcan ' bolt , Tom .Ri ley , Lewis Harris mark. ()~(' a r H1tmol ka, ~ l dll f"V I wher e rPfrt>:o:llmenls were sen;. lATit ei s ' and Pulitze-r Prize wm., and Marvm Roush, Jr . ~ Poi t ier 1 •-- hl s ear 1y Saturday followmg 3 Stooge-1: PU· ·r 1lt' tah lf' derwa lion s car- ner. desc n or.~ a 1- · Housh died . nd out the St. Patnck·s Day tPm pts m getting his · works a long Illness. . SUN . MON., TUES. ! t1em e Hos 1 f's.~ es were Mrs. ublished i Here for the services were Mnch 7-8-9 Me P · . his family, Mr. Dallas Roush, Karl Owens Mrs. Horace · M 1s~ Bess San born reviewed 1Lo A C .f . M and Scheming Schemers R k II ., 1 s nge 1es, a1I ., r. Elllinnev and Mrs OLho Watts. lh bo k "N ''GOODBYE CHARLIE" . t o . orman oc we • M M Roush Atlanta ! Tt'(' h ni('o] or J ments Will be wel l known Amert ca n illustra- G . rs . darvtlhn . ' ••R-vm ·' Ton y ( u rt h. Dt•bh ie Rf! vnold s No refresh I •p 1 nd Mav . a .. an e•r son, !Yld.l. e1 · a' 11e ,"I n "' . tor or t}'plt'al Amen ean scenes. n~ h J t t'o ed in Ala· Cotorurtoons mgs H .0 k h e bPe £WUS , r .• sa i n 1!1 ~ r s f av . n seen .on :l bama , Mr. and Mrs. Glenn the ( over o Sa tUJday Evenmg : R h St Cia svtlle Ohio · a p 1 ('0 II 1' .5 A . d ous ' . IT • • t~o; · - b ·. me~~an, 1 daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~ . er dpu 1 irfld1lons. 1 >Ss f ah~- ' Flynn and family of Colwnbus. : uurn tsp ave S i:l~ip es o ts : Others attending were Mr. ; more fa m~u ~ p~ mtmgs. and Mrs . Frank Abbott, son. Members repsonded to roll J k Abb tt Gallipolis and I call with a work by e1ther atJ- 1 ~i~s Mar~o~ Bois of 'c harleslhor Mrs . Eult>r, prestdent, led ! ton , W. Va . HIS Widow , Mrs. the group m the cluD . coll~t , Roush , is visilmg with her bro! ana announced the leg1slat1on !her and fam ily, Arlee Abbott meelmg or the FMeration to of Rock Springs. be held March 25 in Nelson . 'I vUie Those wis htng to attend -. 1 may contact her. The State ' IS Conv Pn!wn will be held Apri1 1 20.22 in !'leveland Mrs. F: ,er-1 •Or ott Hayes will be hosless lor , the next meeting. Slzo 4 to 10 Plans were made for initiation ~-a Black a Bluo P' · at the next meeting when Porn~ aWhito _ ____ _ pr. RP/atit1l'S, 1-'riend• eroy Chapter 18&, OES , met kle , Most Exce llent .d Ll ns rhe s--~ u.~ , "-· · ··-· I .. ,..,,. ,.... --,... - ·-. . . ·j .' � 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 03. March 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 March 4, 1965 duffy hope lambert pugh van cooney