https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9f0d32b942de3df3a2aeff0d3ce36164.pdf ba011563bba9fd8ef2efcaf9dfb383c8 PDF Text Text ... -·--·-· ...... -·-. . . .... . ··-----.. ~- .. ·- . - . .-. .-. . . ... .. . ... . ' ~· • . #" ,. •' -::.~~;;~. Grand Matron 'I Aro~:_:m~ I ~!::c~"S'.;;,., '1 Church Plan Reviewed, R~~-rc! !!~!~e~" Held by P. T. A. 1 ~ • = World" wr1tteo by Roy H. Short. It deala with the Quadrenntal Emp~sla In 11 .,.j • cb to world . wide lo Its apprva the_ pro:""lbaf Outlining of the study proIj The Solem Center PTA had gram and aaelgnment of perP'l' PI F.ASANT _ A banquet R nl guests of Mr an~ open house and a potluck sutr sons to areas of researeb waa ho rmg. Maude M Ab Mrs"'";;arl Mattox were thw per Monday mght, the regular accomplished at '::;:' no nd famtlv Mr and \If'. I meetmg followmg, wtth the 1Dg of members o ea ohire. 1\'orlh~ Grand Matron , ~nl a 0 Mati~x and chtldren. theme bemg .. Educatton Methodlat Church In Middleport and Henry R Craft and Carla Da•·n . of Pt Through Famtly Ltfe" Iwednesday evening. Middleport ~'" ~ Worth~ B:e~~r ~:~~er ~~~r~;~ ~:d;;'\'trgmJB ol Grot~e Pleasant Eastern Star ol ' ~lr and W \a The prestdent Mrs Mrs Atwoud Spen· l Pterct' Jr , had charge and daughtt>r rht' congregation 1\'e<J t\ath~. Wf'~e the -"'lorlD ft.,.. ~ d~m~ea:~ ch~b'\.;.1 eatainl lba mlnlllr)' or church related work from Heath Cburcb Ia tile put, Mra. M E Dowaon. Traclnc the llveo young 'people ol tbe th"''!~S:: ~ <o~gllarcom:mptant ~~~- :m.:udy:~Guy a~erage ~~~Ps t ;~~~/"th!;'r~ ~:ro~a~~~r~e a~ed ~m~:~~~ ~- Sy.racuse WSCS Members Meet ecJ d On w nes ay IF ~ ~ld W~ ~embers•"kof In • the Elberfelds. Shop Saturday 9am to 8:30 pm WORLD WASHINGTON - ROUSE today began putting on paper the details of a health care for the elderly program even breeder than the one asked by Presldent Johnson. L111lo Fultz The program, roughed out bt - - - - - - - - - five weeks to closed sessions by the House Ways & Means Committee, would include a o compulsory hospital and nurs· ing home. insurance program under Social Security plus a voluntary plan for coverage of other medical costs. committee tecbniciana 1 Appliance SALE I ·I ;~~C~o~lo~"~'~'t~oo~n·~~~J:!~~~~~~~~~~~~!:~----iiiiiii....- About 60 Atten f Lenten ven Q Wd d I n e nes ay as~ SERVING MEIGS COUNTY FOR OVER 93 YEARS RUTLAND POMEROY Member Fedf'ral Reserve System Membe-r Federal Deposit Insuranre Corporation ONE DAY SERVICE BIRTHDAY OBSERVED Larry Warner was guest of ON honor at a dinner Wednesday given by his mother, Mrs. Jay Warner, at their home, Legion Terrace, In obBeJ"vance of 11.11 12tb blrthdar. A decorated bO.thday cake, the gift of Larry1, aunt, Millo Lydia Ebersbactt, was served with the dinLAUNDRYner to Mlsll Eberllbach, Liuda, DRY CLEANING W · 2-5421 POMEROY Steve an4 Jeff Warner, the honored ~ and Mro. Womer. SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S Your Savings Earn 4% Interest ... I ~-rc""i ,dlll.., e.,.. -,..._"l".-. ""'T'"~ ,· -. ~- --- ·' Effective M1r. 15, 1965 e You'll want to - t~n ~r wh~ atte~d~ ~alltpol~sty ma]~rh. a~ent Mrs. W'Json o· F 'd act~lly Ies rl ay anc~ f: W~S I 1 ! ralings, l ~rs. ht~ Nf'U;';1.~ rhw:mdL'I" t~e .c~r- 1 Dies at Home { ~rold ~ ~- p.dt. hel~ Q M D 'tt 89, Succumbs F orida choir To be Featured On At'rwaves Deer--K-ill--d. e' People Miss Being Injured , :; uddt'nl ~ ~,n- Uaugher~ F111o~r<li Le'"J's Suffers ~cDermitt I ~· L~o~ng dee~ L ckharl DecJaredL I ;ncJS~o. "~e ro~paniet, Ot>velo~ Su.J.Jen)tl D arter Oy Luncheon Wi/1 Be March 12th Mrs. Thomas m~tr) w0 Kersey Ch 1 -~ ('Oillilf'l~ lPadf"r~ ~:•mld i gmwth. ~E"rtional I da~u ca~~n~~mc ~~~:~JOD :~ ~ or~~ni,.d PfO$Ta~ cham~ it~· ~'\flf('~S oncUSSIOD s Tumble I ~fflcJaLily J 11 ~g chur~h o~nd I I former!~· 1 ~.n ta1Nr apparentl~- ery~ r:~ toothp.aot•, aoplrln, anHNptlct, MYI on then -vdoy nllda. Also be ouro to - tho opoiclol prl- on Scotia Lawn Care pradudl now on Mil - Eaotman c -1 Sell _ - n - Roocly To W11r foahlont on tho 2nd floor ...,. draperi• lor your ho.,., You'll like ohopplllll ttl Elberfeldo. s~hoot l announce~ 1 pl~n ~e s:r~. ~~s ~~er!l :archt~g Newl Program ofdAssistance, l 0 b St l _,ofi ac ' pene y a e c rank~ ~be~: mg·/ the Nle on - l e o , tolletrl•, hair care pradudo, ELBERFELDS _IN POMEROY rf'mod~ling a~ong: ~ tes~ ~Ued ay Eld . ercare Cleve·~ p ' d Medi'care Plan ~.1· fn ZanesVI'IIe I ~~ ~~dt:~mc~: Ies ri Southe~n sfeel Vote Millard Adams D' F 'd SALE! ELEaRIC AND GAS RANGES ~FUfi:E* POMEROY NATIONAL BANK I v•IClOry Ill• Well-mfo~med Ck~n~ befa~h ~nner,had~ na~IOD !~sk~id~~nge ~~~es,the ·~ I RCA WHIRLPOOL DISHWASHERS H~ TWO CJ31JD • lesseru~g 1~ t~lt SAVE ON THE OVER-ALL COST,,, GET ONE OF OUR LOW-COST BANK LOANS! lf North Ohi•O 1 lnt.ernatlo~al i L_------~==:::···. s r"· I o"'~rshow~o.:Os avpoo~- 1 s.u1 sn.oo ·• ' ~~~ .w~.,~:~~;:;-,.,., 3-4 Inches 0£ now H't I t:oml!"~ RCA WHIRLPOOL LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT l te~~~ 81~~ y!':~ ~~ h:r~r::; I _I i I ~----------------------~FIVE~S ,, 1 I i ......•. general, Fultz said that the loJ the Joan amount plus one lbe acceptable to FHA. This us-- t •Y Standards and the ] SOurce should be a boon to down payment can be as little w.onth's estimated taxes and ually means that the sile must I t on:-..ruction perrormed in ac-- 1many Meigs county citizens wbao as 3 per cent of the vatuatlon. hazard Insurance, which would I have a ~ublic water supply and cordance with such standard!!. / t"'v' a good credit rating an4 He gave as an eJample the make the .nonthly payment an sewer available, although a sep- I<'uJtz said that he has a\"aila- 1a steady job but nave never down payment may be .as low a $12,000 mortgage only $71.t0 tic tank may bt' approved lfl ble a complete library of home ~en able to accumulate the as USO on a $13,000 home. plus taxes and insurance- or lcertain cases. plans wh1ch me<>! F'HA's requtre llar~e down payment wbiell Monthly payments are approx- cheaper than rent.The plan must meet the re- 1r•. ents. I has previous!} been oeceSSSI'J' irnately $5.95 for each $1,000 Botb the plan and site must tquirernt!nlb of FHA'JS Mtmmum 1 Builders say this financing il. order to l:tuild .a new borne, - -·---------· I 1 YOUNGSTOWN SINKS I ·· RCA WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATORS & FREEZERS Conferences to Review Issues On Properties R.31ders Capt Ure OffJeers • WJUi~m e e d day ....,, . . . . .. _ , llltrrJoo, llltlo ~-­ low dowr. payment, long.term AT YORK mortgage money to this area Athens62 Logan 38 but that up to this time his ef. Marietta 74 Warren Local 71 forts had met with no success AT SOUTHWESTERN because Jende111 preferred to Coal Grove 64 Gallipolis 62 make such loans only in urban Jnklon 69 Wellston 59 areas. AT PORTSMOUTH However, he informed The By Ual~ Press I.aten_-atioaal Portsmouth West 74 sentinel today that he had. fi. Wln~er fired anotlt~r JCy blast Northwest 70 nally located a private com- at ~ 10 today, dumpmg three to (To battle Portsmouth pany who were willing to make four mches of new snow on the tonight) FHA rnort[i!age loans in thi~ lo- northeastern portion of the state AT PAINT VALLEY cality, as well as conventional and lesser amounts elsewhere. Waverly 84 Mi1mi Trace 74 type long·terrn loans for con-- .Although the sno'! ~pe_red off Chillicothe 65 Lancaster 62 structing or improving com- with ~t much additional accu. AT ATHENS mercia! and industrial proper· mulation expec_ted today, the !Albany 49 - SEN._ J, ties weatherman said snow on the New Lexington St. A 45 Fulbright believes , also said be had funds ground ra_nged up to 10 inches (To Play Eastern toni9ht) . . or more m the Cleveland area AT WELLSTON Ruuta should be urged to coope rated with the West in such I available for fmancmg vaca. . h . h tion h0 mes and "shell" hous- and stx: to 10 me es m ot er Racine 70 Allensville S3 ventures as the bu1ldmg and . Northeastern Ohio areas. Rock Hilf 77 Bl•ckfork 58 1 ~g, the latter betng operating of a new Panama construe- The snow fell over the state AT PORTSMOUTH Canal. . DA NANG, South V1et Nam tJon where the contractor puts Friday rUght and early today as P"blet 56 Seamen 53 The influential. chairman_ ol mP]) - Two tnp-rankmg Vtet- !he house under roof and fum- the center of a large low pres- New Boston 61 lite Senate Foretgn ·Retalton_s lnamese military officers were tshes the materials for 1 he sure area moved through l'he Portsmouth Clay 51 gave Russian_ partl· i believed either killed or captur- owner to. complete the_ nterJor state. Cleveland accounted for I AT CHfLLICOTHE ClpatJOD m the cankl proJect as ed today in a daring daylight on a ~o-tt·y~urself basis. one weather~onnected death , a Centralia 84 White Oak 73 one e~ample _of ..what _be called attack against provincial cap-- In discussmg FHA loans in 85-year~ld man, who died while Unioto 64 Frankfort 48 ex~m.!ents m . pracucal coop- ita! and the ambush of gov· shoveling snow. er_ahon he said ough~ to be ernrnent unit sent to repulse the The. snow depths ranged from ' .am.M&t k&!!XM&mr;;m tned way of cold Communist rulers, .US. millsix: inches at Youngstown to one BUDDY STARCHER SHOW - 'J'rlrvision personalily Buddy Starcher and b t !I war terunon. Fulbright said that tary sources said. . h t M . tla nd 0 the IS group of western -style singers will appear at the Rutland High School gymnasiUm 8 If the two countries developed . .. me a ane a r Monday, Mareh 8, at 8 p.m. Spousored by the Hutland PTA . proceeds will go toward a "habit" cooperating with sources saJd a .u VIetnamese ·. mJbtary points had in five mches Ohio.of new pa,v ing off the debt for the lunch room Advance til'kets ma.v bE" obta1nb ~ of In l"t d land th "d army regunenta snow, while Akron reported . . 1\1 Miller Tl Bros.S Gronr_v. Carson·s .Service k eac might be bl 1L to e areas · 1 commander, falSe OVer ed at the Rutland Department. Storr. Station, 1 1 E:t-West on histodeputy anddthe Vietnahoamerdse four and Columbus one. 1or by contactmg Arthur 1\ 1 lt>r or . rs 1omas . tewart Ac1vance t1c ets are 75 I 1 ~~ sues. sec r comman er were Snow To Taper Off leents for 12children. Ticket pril"e at tile door will hP Sl for adults and 50 cenb for . 1 a · 1ca .. red children or under. __ an. arrno ?Usonne carrt_er PITTSBURGH (UPI) _ Will The low pressure area that __ -·-· -~ - · - ___ . _. -- - .. ~ -- ~--- - - - -which was h1t by Commumst th .d t f lh U .t d produced the snow was to move 1 . ~ -,· ~ 'I . NEW YORK - CANADIAN V1eg Cong mortar fi1re JUSt af· e 1rea kpr~;!SI en . o 1 e stm ed :slowly eastward today. Inter· Jl rn J oh nson ca ll ed Med'_1c are " Prime Minister Lester B. Pear- ter leaving the ~rovin~ial capi- Ste?e wor ers uruon Pease an mittent light snow was expect· government us~rper of msur-1 Canton McKmley, lbe slate.. 100, dreadinc "the awfW risk tal of Quang Tr1 Provmce. upTh i as ut Frida ed to taper off to a few flurries! ance companies markets No. t Class A..A squad, of escalaion" of hostilities in Quant Tri ill the northern. e qu:t onO w 'd M Do y by tonight people over 65 years old m a . and deft'ndmg champmn Day· Soutb Viti Nam,lll'OJlOI!e<l Fri- mo•t province of South Viet I. ·w. Fur Sunday, the weathermar l talk Friday even ing to th, Mtd·: Brlmont. were among lbe day nl8ht an Nam and its .capital of the Both stood up. &afd mos!ly cloudf ·sJt'- were dleport-Pomeroy Rntory rlub l victims of OhiO htgh Develo ment Director Fml p Neuenschwander torla peace-keepmg force to seal tls same name ts sttuated about It marked the first lime since · likely with the possibility of folloWing dmner at Heath >leth- I IO..,..ment action Fnday I the lwg.nn' ng of a newlv trders Jo tnftltralors and stop 415 mtles northea•t of Satgon. the Feb. 9 union election both I scattered •now nurries, espee- odlsl church . , . fl night. of t·ontact anrl """lance to existing Ohto induslnes. I msurgency. 0 The sources sa_ld the Vtetrmade unqualified victory ! ially in the hard-hit northern . . Jo_hnson IS a native .0 McKinley wbirh finisht>d In a report to Govl:'rnor Jamf's A Rhorlrs. Dirert()r 0 1 0 Pr':::"!"· a if Peace shellmg the! cia in· · In a statement, McDon-1 counties. d / se<'ond to unbe.att'n Urbana in ' Neue nsch ,·anlkr .stat rd that t h1s rw1gram will hP im0 18 1 sa a a Sill· s r . e town eary. 1ald sa1d: _mversJ an gra ua e rom lbe United Prt>ss lnternation· Jeml!nkd pnmarih· tn·]o('a] ciri<" and <iPvrlopmf'nt lead• undertake the mornmg and the three officers ·"A careful study of the preRio Grande Co llege as a ph_ys- al Class A.A et.mc·hes lb aim \\ill til Pnc·ntrr:<ge and assi'>t Ohio C'flm• gle ldan_getor anld other,• !took an tahrmored liminary tally, the return sheets I ed An forf five was Hn npset Vi('tim to Canton pani C's ill thl'tr growtll and PXpansion within Ohio's boun-1 srugg e m co umn ou o engage e mor· not yet counted and of the proyea" w1t the Stmpson nsur· South ;n double overtime rlaries 0 aeneral war, tar position. will indicate that a Agen{'y in !\fidd!eporl. John I thriller. ! f''-PI"I' S<.:E·tl -· majOrity of the vote sons another ln !lw lwrw tii<J t till' bf'·l rl'('(']\'f' a first hand look _at MeALFSCER, OKLA._ mE cast by memhers of the Umted renl ser1es of me-mbers \ot a- South uprnded the Bulldogs. twPt·n till' lu<"<li .anrl m. rf'Qllli"Prnenrs for mdustnal 1111 baseball world today mourn..... Steelworkers were cast for LETART w va Funeral · tiona! lalks. ! 61 -57, in fhe Cantnn d . . 1 "rg.1n1z<J 11nns . , d• f ear a f· . have 11:\1 • ' • ' · • • Mcd'tcare. ·tis benr. I for Me K''"'Y U!-ill" J:J!w<• 1 .s 1 tbe death of one of the most lhe Davtd McDunald slate of services for Bertha Fmmrum :' . Comparing ."" "'"I"' oesult s <Jim• , "A pprn,imately 80 per cent colorful men to ever pul on a c.andtdates. He_ dJd not project I Wilson. 84, who died Frida:y at I fits and Jts_ costs to Eldercare. j tt>r 20 VIctories. industr\" Will 11:1 n· th£· opplrtuu- of our new jobs comes from the uniform, ''The Wild Horse of a VIctory m_argm.. I the Green Rest home ln Hart-l the bemg _advanced _b.v _the i In Dayton, defending to tts needs nnd dl'· growth oJ Ohin. the Osage" - Pepper Martin. Abel_ was tnlcrvtewed by UP! ford, will be helri Sunday al 2' Amertcan Medwal Assoctafton, l pioo Dayton Belmont w" rUm- sires. and llw ""mmumtJl•s will Neuenschwander satd. The pr\. Martin was stricken by .a advt p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral I Johnson found EldPrcare much I mated 6%-56 by nin1h -ratt'd I objert.ive of thf" 0 13 heart attack Friday at his e -' coun Y t umon·s home with burial in the local the berter. • lla too Cbaminade. mPnt Dt-partment has alway!! ranch and died after being adDhree InternatiOnal teUers have Icemetery. The Rev. Holley Hens- He satd It offers more. rosls y I • • . h••en the assistance of 0 hi 0 Jnitled to a McAlester hospital. Millard P. Adams, 76, form. ~m Wt~mg the electron by i ley will officiate. less, and has the added virtue r· • · companies He was 61. erly of Antiquity, who passed om 6· 00 to 9,700 votes. She was born April 4. 1860. of preserving an area of econ--! DJ,CS '· How!"ver, he continued, away Friday, was a resident of at Clifton, the daughter of the omic opportunity for private en- . (JIJ J ·Tht> will be the first time Ihat HAWAD VOLCANOES N A- tha and children, Charles late Lewis VIncent and Aman· terprise. . ! · we h.m made a concerted ef. TIONAL PARK hiS death. ' da Wallace. She was a member PreSident DJCk Rosenbaum I Y.illtam Or,ille Kersev . 8.1 . fort to eont,ct each one of 1 t.a lar . - A. SPEC. Surviving are his wife, Ber. of the Baptist church .at Mill- presided. Harold Hubbard. pro. I nf Langsville. dwd lhem. We want to lf't them know aAndamdchildren, . Charles wood, w. Va. . gram chairman, presented Mr. duy in Pom<TO\ . th"t we appreciate <heir contri250 feet hJnk hed llfJO. Utney s, Zanesville; Mrs. Survivors include three nieces, Johnson. 1 Mr. Kersey JS su rv.ved by button to Ohio's eronomy, and, a-•, gus an Java 8Floyd Cumm1ns · · 0 .. · foot bel widebedriver of flaming II C ·MRacine '· Mn. LETART w Va _ Funeral Mrs. Pearl Shirk, PeonaThe annual Cbarter Day hIS w1·r t' . cora . an11 sf'w•ra 1 n1ecse-condl y. WP want 1o arq uat'nl 8 llh and k c smo e and sulphur Wlls M an, C efOIJ ... n es und nrphf'ws, 1\-lr and \-1rs. them with and offe-r to theiQ as rs. Harold services for ' Evalena · · Florence Mrs. Mae Boston• Syracuse and luncheon of R•turu Jonat ,.... 8,000 feet into the air. on, rs. Clark Metcalf, Mrs. Thomas 94 who died Frida Mrs . Jake Howell, Pennsylvnia; j ' "! Meigs Chapter, of . Ke1·se had obst-rvt•d tllt:'l r 55th ; the m:my, diversified services The volcano calmed over· Pollock and Mrs. M?X at ber 'residence will he Jwo nephews, Raymond Mer· the American Revolution. will wedding anniversary . I of the Development Department 11 night but observers said new errtrud, • of Zanesvtlle; a"'" Tuesday at 1 at the Pen- ritt •. Vienna, w. va ., and Arch be beld Friday, M"'ch 12 at Funeral services wtll be Sun- "It is through the prosperity eruptiorut may occur. Only one 18 •hMrs. Carl Vartan. of Leton- iel church with burial In Berk· Rollms. local. Friends may call . I p.m., at the Federated d'" at 2 p m at the Chur.-1• of and expansion of existing Ohlo ol lbe. lo ur sumgs of vo Jcame ' 42• t irty-four grandchildren and ley cemetery. The Rev. Stan- al the . Funeral. home afte r 6 n,... p PLEASA'T - Od f Me· Church io Pomf'ro'-', God in Rutbnd with Rev. C. rompames. Dirertor Neuenschh J 1 M fotmtatlls near Kalalau crater great grande lldren. . . m thts evemng. I T. · u Crawfo!'d oftkwtmg ijunal. wander concluded, "that tho was still spewing eddlsh ld Funeral services will be Mon· ey oore wlfl offtctale. , Jlermtlt, 89, of Rt 2, Pt. Plea· The senior girls of tbe five will be m Miles cemetm . great majority of new jobs needlava skyward toda/ iO day at 3 p.m. at the Ewing She was born August 24, 1870 / sant. died Friday at his home. tounty high schools who won Friends may eal) at the ed in Ohio will come. . chapel witb Rev. Freeland Nor- the daughter of the late Simon He had been jn failing health Good Citizenship contesls spun Ch:J!-if' llOrnP m Hll1 · ris officiating. Graveside ser- Berkley and Elizabeth_ Foster. lor the past two years. sored by &be OAR, will be land until one hour prior to th vices wlfl be conducted at 2 p. 1943 Her husband , Enos, died In A retired B & 0 railroad em· guests at the loncbeun with SOfVJ<'PS when the bod) wdl be ' " • m. Tuesday at the Duncan Falls · . ployee· Mr. was born Mrs, Harold Sargent. chair-- tHken to the ehurrh to lie in 1 cemetery at Duncan Falla, Survivors Include three sons, on Aprill7, 1875. in Mason coun- man of the com.miltee. I state ( ' ' Friend!! may call at the EwinK Harvey and Harold, RFD 2, Reeidents of the Tri·County ty, son of the late Hiram and Mn. Patrick L.ochary aod . - - - - -10 chapel anytime. local; and Howard, Z~ Zag, area will have an opportunity Jane Pullin McDermitt. Mrs. Dor Schafer are in char· Oregon; a daughter, Elizabeth to hear a recording of sacred He was a member of the Mor ge of arrangements and reser-- I DO'"' I Vocational School Ackroyd, Jaestow~, New area will have an opportunity ing Star Advent Christian vation may be sent to lht>m. I 0 . . " ' ta~e York; g grandcb.lldren and to hear a recording of sacred Church. Surviving .are hit wife. Members ma)· iovile guf'sta <...J M • Cb d 21 I d h fdren . b th h . f th for the luncheon. I I '" ange grea gran c 1 ; two mustc y e c Otr 0 e Stella Baxter McDermitt: three OS I HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Co· 1 Two accidents were lnvesti· aled by the Meigs County The meeting of Gallia and brolhers, Fred Berkley, North· I Presbyterian Church in Ft. daughters, Mrs. Grace B.ucka· median Jerry IA'wis suffered a Sheriff's Department Friday Meigs counties school officials, up, Ohto and Pearl Berkley, Lauderdale, Fla .. of whtcb low. of Dickerson, w. Va.: Miss MEETING CALLED ,. , ironcusston Friday nigh! when he Two cars were damaged, .a and_ others interested in the eg.. RFD local. Mrs. James Weber, former Freda McDermitt and M h s PT. PLEASANT - A special SAfGON, \Jet Nam tt.Pil - .slipped and fell during a dress killed, but no personal Injuries tabhshment of a vocational Friend!! ay call at the Fo- restdent of Middleport, is a Louise McDermitt: both of San AmeetmgGof the hMason County I' The U. S AFJr Forceh,. rehearsal of "The Andy Wil..-ere sustained. school to serve both counties glesong Funeral home after 3 member. Fr . C rr ctJon roup as been c.dled announced nday I .. 1 1st t. Iiams Show •. Thomas Simmons. 34, Rut. has been rescheduled for Thurs· p.m. on Sunday. She was a The recording a gift to Gene a1 S lb for Monday, March 8. at 7:.10 in 1 Hayden J Lockhart Jr of A spokesman for the comed;an land, was t'nvolved 1n ••- ftrs' 1 day, March 25 at 7:30p.m. t"n member of the Peniel church. Grate of Middl;port from the Rt n2ePstep-Psol n, amlhes e yd, l the Board of Education Build-I Springfield. and of Pt.. s.-'lid Lewis was stunned bv the . , .andeasant. ree gran · · _m. · p . t Pt easant. Th e pu b· ; PI easan t . u: accident when his auto hJt a Gallia Academy High school. Webers, will be played Sun- children nine great-grand. "f· va... 1·S · · · apparently caused by" wa-. 1 ho deer an State Route 124. just The rescheduling was due to SQAD CAU.ED day morning over Radio Sta· children also survive. ICP is mv1tef. h . . ! as _a rPNsut stn e a- ter on th(' stage,Hhut managed 1!to walk offstage . e was helped tJeat of the Hapny HoUow road. a situation that will bring an- Pomeroy emergency squad- tion WMPO at 8:35 a.m. F . . be h ld urpose o t e mt-etmg 1s to ' gamst ort. 1e am 1 11 Sbeelfl's officers said Slm· other •tate ofllcial to tile dis- men were ea lied at 3:20 p.m. Mt Grate has visited the 1 2unera services S d Inwl th C e comp Iete the orgamzatton of "'1'1'1 11 ary spo kesmen s3J.d t .oc k· ' to ,us ' . . . dressmg . room a nd Illeo rnona swerved to miss the deer cusslon period. Friday for W. 0, Kersey, Lang&and heard the large Ha P1·1mF.' unlaHoy e_throthw. the group so Mason County can haM f'jffted aftPr his !collapsed. He <.'Omplained Qf be-I . tem . t he Economu· . ...,..,.. n.. pIanl" wa" h'11 b,. groun d f.1re- ' mg . d'IZZV and sa1'd his ·•-· but was unabJe to avoid it. VI'lle,rt whIta o sufered an apparent choir on several occasions An R usseH unera Ba me.IfWL .. 1, e par,.1c1pa he k d died · ev. omer xter o tCJB t A d T d · · · · ed. There was li&ht dama1e to his Voterana Momorflll Rooplta! a a e an In front electronic organ provides the Burial will be In Sunorest por unt1y ct passe recently ucs ay 1wa' ·tmpatr auto, but the spike buck deer ADMISSIONS - Mary Hoi· of Swisher & Lohse's Drug store aa'Ompanlment and accord· Ce et F . d by Congress. The spokesmen would not say 1 He was taken to a hospital 11 was killed. tor, Lon1 Bottom; CbarlOB RaJ. In Pomeroy. Mr. Keeeey was Inc to Mr. Grate, 1,' uniquely th mf s may ca 81 1 whet"e Lockhart landed. out oth- !for examination and 1•er sources claimed he was prob- l•nd then allowed to go homo. The second mishap, at 5:15 ston. Middleport; Fred Smith, dead on arrival of the aquad. different from the usual pipe e uner 1 h e. FILE ACI'ION p.m., wao on State Route 124 Racine; Clarence Newell, Cit&organ aooompanlrnenl Mel(• GenenJ Hlllpltal The Pomeroy Cement Block ably captured by the Commu- · PLAN MILITARY RITES where a car driven by Clara shire. BOY DIES ADMISSIONS - Tom Jonee, Co. has filed a petition'for judg- nist guerillas. Drew Webster Post :ttl will Faye Rawlings, Pomeroy, hit DISCHARGES - Charles Wll- HAMILTON, Ohio ( UP!) MAN ARRESTED Cheehire; Dorothy Durst, Port· I ment of $2,045.53 agamst Roy give full military rites for Tam the left side of an auto operot· IIams, New Haven; Harold Mlehael D. Jones, 12, Reily, Ben Davidson, Slory'a Run, ' land; Bertha Archer. Middl.. Glaze, Peacock-Ave., Pomeroy. LOCAL TEMPS Duffy of Syracuse who pasaod ed by BW Jarrell, 17, Rl I, Norton, Pomeroy Evelyn Mur- was killed Friday nl8ht when baa been arested by the Meigs port. The action is for an alleged baJ. The temperature in Pome- ·away Thursday mumltli .Ul Lanpytlle. 'l1lere wa• medJUm ray, 'Middleport; Mn. Arnold the bicycle be, wa: rtdlnc wao County Sheriff'• Department on DISCHARGES - Albert Hart, ance due on an account. The roy's business di strict at 11:20 members are to meet at lbi 1 llamage lo both ears. No ar. Bush and son, Jlettter; Delpblne struck by a car near hJa ho!ne a charge of maltlnc menaclnc Pomeroy: Janet Reeves, Pome. plaintiff iS seeking Interest andla.m. today was 30 degrees un- 1Post home at 1:15 p.m. 8oail ...., were reported. Starling, Middleport on Mllvme Road. lbmta. roy; Mabel Meea, Pomeroy. I cos)'. Jer snowy skies. :day. ~ASHINGTON. On The 2nd Floor C:haiJenge bY ...,_1 Sub-Sahara is Program TopiC Leslie F. Fultz, General Manager of 'llle Pomero) Cement Block Company. announced today the company now has a· vailable an unlimited supply of funds fc. FHA financing of new home construction in Meigs and other Southeastern Ohio counties. -~ ~ssmg llf8ll. Ya:~IOII !rea~j X -~ - · •· .......... - ~-- ,.,,,.. . ,. ,. . , .. - ~:.r., ~-···-,.. ,. .........~....... ,~-~..,. ....,..,.,.,.,..,,.,,.,.,....,.,...,,..,...,.,,.,.,,.,.,~~""'~""':!~~,~~~~..·-··==~~~~;:.;;:a==:!~ • • day lUI, .... ,...,.. ua. . . at ·~...., ::'!..tee~ ;jjiijijj'.iiiiijjiiiijiji.iijiijijijiijiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliii •iiiiiiiiiii I M ~.ltCLLwl . . . . . en tine X,~ NO _ .~27~5-----------_.:,POMERO.::::.:=::.Y.:..:-M=:,:ID::.:Dl=EPOR..::.::~T.;...;OH:::..::I:::O;___ _ _ _,:::SA..:;T:..::U::.:R:::.DA:_:.Y .:._.,._:M.:.:A:.:.R::..:C:.:...;_t . ~. MEIGS THEATRE , at y 8 sMl~ortf c~~h Nmean~:Or~ _,.,._..,... ... .. W'EA:I'BD VOL _ 1 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • of lM II laly, ......... Mra. M. Henn01y, Mra. Crary Dav: lmpr.... and Mn. Leo Smltb; 1JDP0 • lion o1 """'tiluenl famlllcallaln once of the church program tn the cbnrcb, ':"· the; lbe community, Mn. WUbam Ia: number o men a ll. service In the cbnrcb, Mr. RUIBO Jamee Euler; percentase : The seestona will be beld vi~lt JEWELRY II Ita, !lien 1ft IIPJftUorutlely two-and •• hi DIIWoa more !emallo IIIII aWeo Ia lito V... co-:~ ~f ~~dy~~t.e~~rta: ~The~n~letter ..ftness In°one W<ll'ld. chureb followlnc their ~: =:\.f'C:.:'..=~ ~r." each Wednesday evening ;:~ of Paul to lbe Epl> men~ Mra. Emerson I oi Leo Smith· average flit of the 1 to :W p. m. durmg . Carol : P len b the world - wide Metbo- sa~&bth~ ·~ dis! ~hurch Oh~ ,o'~'ustn;s: Cllt lito fiMk ef . . e... aollmoteo - ~ ler, Mn. 'Jack SJa-. 111111 ,!:: tncludo A 1111 o1 Jamee Brewtnaton; lba of glt>l I lo reaffirm its pur· esians will be part of the study membership aDd the Official An evaluation will be taken and day at M"ont ' Temple corner '" Nonhfi: ld.d TA pose In helping !"'rsons toward course. Rev. M. o.;vson, Shuler: I of the Board. Mia Bell Sanborn; pos· reports submitted at the eto•· o.f 6th and Viand SJ thP\ vlsltt"d devotlOns \a Trhelauonshlp wtftohr Godslud. Y will u s = on. to famJiy ol the church ill ill lng sessions. All Rlwmonrl .I Workman \\or Aftet the bus mess met>tmg l he l mrlude material from the book· areas of research and are to estimated tbe income'~ibuUODI the cburcb, Mrs.• the Cburch are mvtted to .... e · - y,1th rt>lal!Vf"i; e program size ase. fellowthip •of mn. thy Pall on wtll be ma.rer of Mr • E M . l'iO<•d left thts Grate tarntl) of Rutlond ga'e let titled, "One Witness In One Ireport their flndinga_ a.:_t_he end and Mro. Ev· Bruce Lloyd; tile most needy part;.. iiiiii <>ert>montt'~ .'\t 8 p. m Lht> ,mormng !ur \-\ f'SL Pulm Beach, , several mustcal and vocal . se ·- ~- -· bus int"ss mf'Pt mg ...at thf' Te-~plt' ! Fla . wtlnt sh~: wtll Ot' v_tstt~n~ ~ lertions . clt>arly the high hghl Sewinll Club Meet& wlll folloll- Mr<> F,rma F. \\nrk - wnh her grandson and fam1l;v ..of the evf"ning. man. Worthy M::ttron, w1ll prt>·J \Ir. and Mrs Bracky Wood and· It wa s decidl;'d to h~:~ve a pan- At Gilmore Home lide. j famtl~ . Mrs. ':food wtll staY cake supprr Saturday ~venmg, Mrs . Elza Gilmore Jr. enterMrs Abshire- h.lS chn<;f"fl fnr 1with the fami ly whil: t . M r. March 1 . tained the Sew-Rite Sewing · · Wood 1s uu a bu~mess rtp. club Wednesday evening at her proje-rt, ··Estaral,'' to pro- i w ·ll iam l Bi!lJ PickPns ot her home Lincoln Heights, A Mrs. Willlam Houdashelt tnTake 1dv•nt.ge of the ••I• prlcM on furniture 1nd floor covering• now o" mote religious trammg awards camt' tor a J•TA f.ounril Jr' ill short business session was con- tertained the WSCS of the Sy· tho - n d end third flooro. R11lly worthwhile Mvlngo for you and your Mrs. Alice Barr is h_ostess of ?~1 . his brothers. Mr dueled by Mrs Gilmore VICe racuse Metbodist church Wed· · 1h f0 llowmg the wt . · and UeN in llort/ort I . the s_ocJa our Mrs Htrhard P1ckPPs. ~ttddl<>· 1 president The travelmg prize nesday evening at her home. fomlly - living room - bedroom - kitchen furniture - all well known 1 me-etmg. purl. and Mr. Ralph Ptckens. l MASON _ The Mason Cnu_n· 1donated by Mrs Donald Me- The meeting, in charge o1 makoo. UM Elborhldt S.nolblo Croci!! Service to purch01a your furniture. 1who r~ a pariP_nr <ll Vt't':'l"an." ·ty PTA Council will hold 1ts Knight was awarded to Mrs. Mrs. WlUiam Eichinger, presl1 lt'a ouy and tallorocl to your budget and nlldo. \1emorial llosp 1L~I. .. ~ · rt>gular monthly mPelm? at the · Edward Wells. . dent, opened with devotions by Max Lam~erl , Colum bus . .,..u , new elementary school In Hart· Games were played and pnz- Mrs. C. B. Weese who ,, read PomH"Oy, Oh .. ca lled to M1ddleput due 10 Lhe lrord on Monday , March s. The es awarded the winners, after Psalm 16 and Ute .~ymn, Take Mason County . C!as~- which a desset couse was se- 'T'irne To Be Holy. . . See Our Lovely New . room Teachers Associatwn w111 1\ed bv the hostess. Attending "A Prayer Wi~ Life Wtth· tONIGHT & SATURDAY "THE LONG SHIPS" meet at the Hartford school , were .3.bove named and Mrs. in," was the top1~ ~ the proSPRING (T~hnicolor) , Monday. March IS. Raymond Baity, Mrs. Dayton gram by Ms. E1chmge. Oth· Russ Tambl~·. Richard . \\o"id The school. rPce_ntly complel~lrickland, Mrs. Charles Hoff- ers taking part were Mrs John mark. Oscar Homolka, Stdne;r ed. c••lebrated wtth an opE-n : man, Mrs. Ronald Browning, Sauvage, Ms. Weese, , Ms. Poiti~W . 3 Stooge•: huu!.it' on Fe-bruary 22 . Mrs ., :\.1 w·llard Boyer Mrs. H. floudashelt, Ms. Melvin G1mm, Mildred Gibbs is principal._ (__r~ulli~s. Mrs . l.oui's Osborne, Mrs. Oma Winebrenner and SUN . MON., TUES. ~ ~ Mrs Harold Hood and Mrs. MiS9 Marcia Karr The program 1 M rch 7-8-9 death of his father. \'Ir. Dana ' ('il~~les Rideout. closed with prayer by Mr1 Scheming ~h•m•n 1 Eichinger 1Lambt>rt. "GOODBYE CHARLtl" 1 Mr Edgar Reynolds Is Billed· i During the busine" sesslnn (T~hnicolor) M General 1'ony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds I Middleport, 0 . leal patient at eJgs Mrs Alice Capehart was re• Washers & Dryers __ ported ill 'ltlirty-four shut-in Refrigerators cans were made. Mills Karr • clooed the meeting by giving Chapter 3 of One Witness In Gas & Eleclric Ranges "The Sub--Sahara challenges One World the Chri~tian church" was the I The hostess served refresh• Sinks • Dishwashers , tupic of the study, presented by ments to eight members and Miss Eli?..abE'th Davis, when the two guests, Mrs. Helen DameWSCS of lhe Enlerprise EUB wood and Miss Jill Houdashelt 1 church met Tuesday ~vening at ' the home of Mrs. Don Hunnel, , Rose HilL The call to worship, Isaiah f REG. $629.00 - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $448.00 I 6U-2 by the leader and I he ' hymn. "Where CroS9 T h e REG. $519.00 - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $387.00 ! Crowded Ways Of Life," read by REG. $379.95 - - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $329.95 : Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, opened the Apprmdmatly 60 e.ttended a I meeting .. The pur~se of the I Lenten breakast at the Feder· REG. $369.95 - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $319.95 I study top1c was to g1ve a bac~- 1 a ted Church Wednesday roorn1 ground of Prote~tant work m ing sponsored by the women's REG. $349.00 - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $299.00 i this area. . ' Guild of the church. REG. $389.95 - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $339.95 I several articles were re~d m- The tables, 1n the form of i eluding. '·The Arab NatJ~.nal- the cross, were attractive in RIG. $339.95 - - - - - - - - - - - - SALE $289.95 1 ist,'' )1rs. ThomJs Bentz;. Ju- white coven with two whlte REG. $249.95 - - - - - - - - - - - - - $199.95 i daism.'" Mrs. Herber~ ~~xon; styrofoam crosses with 1 pot· j · Islam," Mrs. John .Sm1th Ref- ted green fern between, in SALE $268.00 REG. $299.00 ; ugee Proh lems," Mrs. Men~1 1 the center. One each table "!as Smith; •·Protestant Education a small cross with candles tied Missions ,'' Mrs. Claud~ Husted; with yellow and green nylon 3 , 1d '·Belth," Mrs. Sel1m Blaze. bows on either side and all en· wicz. Icircled with ferns. Lighted canA discussion waR followed by I dies were ~oss the eros! and Rog. $279.00 Washer & $229.00 Elactrlc Dryar _ SALE $399.00 for both : 8 lrur:>-lalse qui_z and Miss Dav- on each table. Napkins were i ia read Revelatwns 21 :1-7. Pray- I green and yellow and Ute proREG. $249.00 AUTOWASHER SALE $199.00 1 er by Mrs.. Bentz concluded the grams were green. REG. $189.95 AUTOWASHER SALE $144.00 study. Followed the breakfast, quiet ; Mrs. Menzel Smith, preside-~nt, recorded organ music was playREG. $189.00 WRINGER WASHER SALE $148.00 : conducted the business sesswn ed, followed by the open-REO. $169.95 WRINGER WASHER - - - - - - - SALE $138.00 '1 when members responded to ing thought, "Let Me Keep , roll call with a scripture verse. Lent,'' in unison. The hymn REG. $149.00 WRINGER WASHER SALE $118.00 1 A discussion was held on the "Father Again in Jesus Name REG. $229.95 ELECTRIC D R Y E R - - - - - - - SALE $188.00 reading list with several books we Meet," and a Christia~'s named to be read. Prayer and creed, in unison, preceded sen~ REG. $269.00 GAS DRYER - - - - - - - - - SALE $234.00 grace by Mrs. Eldon Weeks ture reading of John 316--21 by closed the meeting and refresh- Mrs. Wilbur Perrin, who also REG. $189.95 ELECTRIC DRYER - - - - - - - SALE $168.00 ments were served by the host- ' gave a meditation on ''The REG. $189.00 G. E. ELECTRIC DRYER----- - SALE $159.00 ess to 13 members. Four Roads." Special recor<led music with The Tow c01t and clearfy stated terms lno unexpected extras) of our bank Mrs Marvin Burt aingml Pleasant Valley Hospital "W~re You 11tere When They •uto lo1n1 c.an save you money! They're usy ta repty out of income too. AlJMITTED : Hilda Bradshaw, Crucified My Lord,u and a quiet , Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Teddy Dunn, time with silent prayer and a Grimms La~din~ Catherine Bos- prayer 1n unison, closed the QTHER POMEROY NATIONAL BENEFITS, REG. $199.50 MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE---- - SALE $149.50 I worth, Lakm; Samuel Keller, service. 1 Cottageville. Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, presi1. Otcidt on the ctr. REG. $209.50 MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE----- SALE $159.50 [ DISCHARGED: Gregory Hoff. dent of tlu! Guild, thanked aU 2. S•lect your own auto in&urtnce avent, REG. $169.00 MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE SALE $138.00 man, New Haven; Mrs. Hubert for coming and closed with the ! Mullinex: and daughte, Abuck· 1cripture thought, "Where two 3. Choo11 tho ono monthly payment pion that b11t REG. $109.00 MAGIC CHEI' GAS RANGE - - - - - SALE $84.00 i le: Ms. Lewis Hais, Buffalo. or th~e are gathered together, fih your budget 1 BIBTH· Mr. and Mrs. Terry I will be in their midst." REG. $329.00 ·MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE----- SALE $288.00 Nutter, Henderson, .a daughter. 4. Oebt·cancelllng life lnsurtnctll yours at no REG. $219.00 MAGIC CHEF ELECTRIC RANGE - - - SALE $169.00 I •dded cost to you. APPEAL FILED REG. $199.00 MAGIC CHEF ELECTRIC RANGE--- SALE $178.00 PT. PLEASANT - A civil REG. $169.00 RCA ELECTRIC RANGE SALE $148.00 appeal ha• been med in the offlee of the Circuit Clerk otyled s.. Haw Uttl• It Costs To Finance The Pomeroy N1tlonal Way L. E. Eads, dba White Star 1 Market by D. L. Allison vs. Joe A specially called meeting of AMOUNT -1 I I . ' Scott. The ~ction was first heard the quarterly conference and a OF LOAN i36 MONTHS 130 MONTHS 124 MONTHS ! 18 MONTHS in the .I.Jshce of Peace_ Court of churcb conference will be beld . S38.33 - - - s46:66 $1000 1 $:12.77 1 $60.55 $189.95--66" DELUXE SALE $149.00 · Mrs. Edith Fox and JUd~ment in the Syracuse Methodist 1500 1 57.so 10.00 49.16 1 90.83 · ~as given to L. E. Eads m the church Wednesday, March 10, $139.95-66" STANDARD SALE $102.00 . '· 2000 1 65.55 1 76.66 1 93.33 1 121.11 · sum of $298.34 and Scott appeal- at 7:30 p.m. · 1 181.66 3000 1 115.00 1 14o.oo 98.33 . ed the judgment. Object of the meeting will be $99.95-54" STANDARD - - - - - - - - - to act on recommendation& to 14.95--42" STANDARD SALE $68.00 I Mildred Santee spent the limprove certain church proper~ Discuss an auto loan with us today! ' weekend with her parents, Mr. lty. Dr. t.ester L. Roush, pastor, and Mrs. Jue Marks. will be in charge. · Rev . Ray Warne left Tuel· : All members 18 or older are 'day for Veterans Hospital ln urged t.o attend. AIL may vote Pittsburgh for a check up. at the conference, but o n I y ,--....-..:.-.._ _ _ __._., lmembers of the conference can REG. $229.95 _ __:,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ SALE $200.00 vote at the Quarterly confec· SALE $268.00 ence REG. $299.00 I' planne.d ror 6 30 P m Mon l'fOY YOU DOY �- . --. -.-·- . -. ..--..-. - - - ---.··-. ... .,. . .. -. ' . _ _ .. . ...... . ·~ . - - . - -· ··-··· . . .... . -...... . -'.' . . :..- ·.:. "... ' - .... .... . . ....... . ...... . ... ... ___. ..;__.._. . __ . __.,..,_·-· ·~ t--Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, ; . ~-;: . Tornadoes Ou st Allensville, Meet Rock Hill Tonight Concert Season is Completed o . Mar ~ 196~ . . .. Southern High' s Torn_adoes ov- ·m.•y p!ay on the Wellston High I Allensvll~e fast break offense gin Friday night. e~powered sha~ps~_mg All en-, sr h?ol cuurL and holdmg down the Bombers ' ] Marvin McKeJvey. Southern's v~e _by a convtncLng 70-53 mar- l Gam_e tlme _1s 8 P m. tumght. field goals rro~~ outstde 1flashy Uttle guard, turned in gm 1D _the f1rst gaJne of Class T?e wmner will advance to t~e Coach Slone said after the · one of the best performances A Sect1onl ~urna~ent play at dJs~rtcl . t~urnament on 0 h 1 o game, ' The u ~,y~ pli:! · L"fi real lof his career in the rout or AIW£llston Fnday nu;:]:ht., . , Umvers1ty s floo~ at Athens. good ball ton.ight , but they are llensville. Coach Slone s Me 1gs 1 Th€ talented 1ornadoes. now lgonna have to be just as sharp McKelvey, hitting on a pat. cmmty bos wdl ch~l~en ~e : w1t h a 15- record for lh~ sea- 1 or sharpt::r against RIY'k Hill ." ._ ented jump sbot O'om 20 feet mux~apwxrw_:!l eoxk hill mlson, pressed ou! front all the Rock Hill defeated lt.s o-p·<" out with consistency, accounted the champtonsn1p game of the way and accomplished t.he t::Jsk nent, Decatur-Washington o (for 20 points. He sank eight field second round_ of sectto~l __ ~ur- they pl~ned - stoppmg the Blackfork, by a 19 point ~r~ : goals and four buckets from the Ifree throw I Cra~r By Dwight Welborholt The New York Coneet1 Trlo , composed of Cynthia Otis, uarp; Ardyth Alton, cello and Paul Boyer, flute.. rang dov·n ttle curlaiD on another Tri-Ccunty Con· cert A:isociation serie11 Friday night itt Gallia Academy audi· torlum \ I n?w line. Senior Larry Price, however, waa the scoring leader for Southern as he hlt the nets with Z2 points on six bucket. and 10 of 15 charity tosses. Price, though heavily defensec' by the Hombers repeated1y drove for hi! class twisting and turninl la}1lp· Southern 1truck out for the lead In the early minutes of the first period. After the Tor nadoes had once clim~ into the driver's seat the Allensville club never overcame tbe ad- v~~ Glove's boys took the lead for good wtlen Norman Norris ,umped in a jUmp shot wttb five minutes rematnlng ill t h e opening atanza to give Southern an U margin. AlletiiVUlo !bell 11111"'-1 l9tllb> Btu Baer. another senior ern bucket lor bucket lW'illC lbo oltarpobooter lor Southern, thou oen ifw witil Jltc.l drilled two outside jumpers witb Bosticl bit on a outside tfllll II v e minulel remainlnl wtth !ltree GUJUII.eS and 4ft aec in the next two minutes and ond! of the period remaiWn& the Tornadoes were on top, ll- to •tart BDOiller ..,,.,.. rally. 6. Norns followed with two lie:ld The Tornadoes built up a 10 guals ancl Price got a tltne point lead with over sis min- 1point.er to make tlie margin 31• ateo of the second quarter leii. J2ll belore Allensville acoreo! a !DID-. 'Eagles Meet Albany Tonight at 8 This fine group of instrumen- \ tahst~ proved from the first notes that they were among the \ i best performers on those instru- . · e menta to ever appear on the HONOR DAIRYMAN -. A Meigs Counhty Dat'1~~~~ai local concet1 stage. i d a Superior Production Award at t e ~ec.en . ~ v~. of the Central Ohio Breeding AssoClatlon, Colum- They were superb tn trio numee ~fver Medal Awards were given for herds that aver- ' bers, and _proved them!tflves bu!d over 450 pounds of butterfat and Gold Medal for great soloiSts In the larger pact ag b pounds seventy-ftve per cent or mare of the numbers on an lrnpreo5 herds a ove. the herd; were from COBA sires. Shown sive program. One of the rugh- i of th1 coru •; rd Kellogg COBA General Manager as he lights of the evening was their on le t t~d ~e ~ward to Edson Roush, Racine. explanation of the instruments presen __ .. -- --they played, and in demonstrat ing various tonal effectl they 1 I oo • Easy Money Estes Begms 15 Year Hitch in Prison ~~~:~~y ~.ina~·r:ut w:~~r: ia::y·~;: ho e with their program So E t four early lute pieces trans LEAVENWORTH. Kan (UP!l- Billie l s es. w s cribed by Dewey Ownes. MIS> name became a household word synon~ouJ wath t~~~ Otis gave a thrilling renditior• was just another number today · e oors 0 · d of four number1, "Pavane,' ~~n~avenworth federal lockup swung closed ~n:''~r .. Arabesque," "French F o I ~ Estes Friday and he began semng hts 15·)ear te Song," and 'Chaoon d11111 Ia mail fraud and conspiracy. t Texas dust to hobnob nuit." ' rl E tes who rose from the wes h. .; ~ th'e nation's political elite, was whisk~d from Mr. Boyer 1n solo pl~yed jail ce ll shortlv before dawn Fr1day and d • •·Enr' Acts," Night Soi!Uquy, ·ean ~--Kan~~s in the custodY of U.S~~r!~als. "The J~t.·s Whistle," a ~ern " d he marshals drove ! - compositiOn and closed w 1 t h ' - • o F.stes an . l e of thP pris- conviction on frauO and con- "Fantasia." He was accompan• ' to the mam t out of the spiracy chargs in El Paso and lied by the harp and cello. Prior on . Este: ~f~ He carried a it was on these . char~e!' that to the tntermission the trio playII" 80d has robably \ fast and erficlent1y anfJ car. han c · ·, Estes began servmg ttme ye9· ed "Sonatina" a trio by Ravol. "S' Sam .. 2 500 pounds ol [lais Association show Feb. :W ithe past two yeara. dust Ira a lean, tender, ta..... 1 the unptry than d of the best rr • • . seen more o co ~ ;nz smtcase. iter ay. . . , Mt~s A~ton, one prize.winning Charola1s bull, m Houston. Sir Sam is the son of the fa- most people. meat. American breeders are The marshal!'i st~pped out t~~ - Estes was off1c1~ly sentenced ~ cel101sts m the country, play- arrived in Columbus W~e&- ~ One of the original owner!! of mous sam 951, who holds more He was champion junior achieving amazing naults by the car and radioed to lo Leavenworth fm _15. years but !ed solo numbers that included day via Trans world Atrhnes . th L1ttO progeny records than any oth- lf at the South Dakota the CbarolaiB bull on fo from Houston, Texas. was , n .l er buU. He has set the record and the American Royal or Angus cows. guard in the _tower Then dley , he could all got back w the car, drove parole in as ltttle as flve years. ·"Goyescas, and Hungartao . . . \Cnarolats Rancb of Cbilhcothe, in weaming weights, gain tests, in 1963 1 1964 he was This breed is now the fastest to . the rear entrance of the I Rhapmy." . The rnagmhceJJI ammal Is the Mo .'l'he Lltton Ranch has one of 'yearling weights and carcass, ion ·u~io~ bull calf at the In the country, witb pr son and ms1de. , • , The trio played TriO Sona- joint property of tanner and the leadmg Charolais herds In and is the first bull of any breed J N t· At th 2 500 active breedera. 1 1 Estes' long downhi11_road be- , tina .:· by Robert Russell Ben- 1sausage maker Bob Evans and 1America and h,as the com: to qualify as a certified meat · g. an three years ago thi.S month, I net m three movements and the Triple E Ranch ' Emerson plete and comprehensiVe breed sire with a rating of 100 per champton . J umor · · 1 · · · th -••try year 1m g Of with the disclosure t h at he was gave as an encore a medl ey E Evans owner of Galhpo 1s. mg program lD . e ...-vwu • cent Tl Ch l · breed ~~:~~:\ millions of dollars in debt. folk songs and, 'The Swan," Si; Sam 'was p'rociairned the Litton Charolals bave account: has ." ' aro ats He had built a mull!- million by Saint-Saens. Grand Champion · Bull of the ed for 70 per cent. of the champ- His son, Sir Sam, h the cet:a; blllty Amerlcan. lnternational Charo- ionships in Charolais shows for much of his life on t e saw· a are no ·- -~_r_ eli' a dollar empire on paper by man- ~~I . Te ''Sir Sam Ready to Make the Area a Leader m '-"''""' g~ profession sion. Both teams played on even terms the third period but the Hornets led 43-40 going into the final minutes of action. The Blue Devils then staged a late comeback by outscoring Coal Grove 22·16 but time ran out with Gallipolis on the short end of a 64-62 score. Actually . the game was won 1 at the free throw line as Coal Grove canrJed two more free tosses than the Blue Devils did. The Hornets had 16 foul shots to GAHS's 14. Richard Hamillon was the top gun ror Gallipolis and the leading !icorer in the contest with 26 points. Pete Anderson wa!'l next for Gallipolis with 15 and Larry Mitchell dumped in 11. Carter led the winners with 16, Frank Collins had 12 and M1ke Nourse added II. Jack Shelton and Dan (Buck) Crothers scored 20 and 17 points respectively to lead the Jackson Ironmen to a 69-59 win over rival Wellston. 1t was the third I . be~me ehg1~le r ["Toccata,",,''lnte~~··· fr~m lt~e c~pton ~ ,~pent ~m Speech Topic Boosters Hold di~.;:: "~!~Jared bankruptcy d Receptl'on at and numerous suits popped into What CooperaHves can _o i for Agriculture was the to~nc , f f H' h cout1. of an address given by Mr. J I aS ern rg The state and federal govern- . .d t f the A-\ East.,..n Band Boosters tanb that ' ::'Fa: ~n~~nsas ~also ~st CooperatiVeS Mission is lputating fenilizer ~air pa~ ~~ __ sruov Plaids- Stripes Can Cause Sewing Problems ::::.:..::::.::.:...::::·~::.:..::.:. .:::.:...:_::__ ·~ PLANNED AT TAX TIME A study course on "One ness In One World" will h · fh f b tc arc good choices, but otheJ de- held at the United Methodist For expert t•1clanct oa Plaids and stripes have been When pure asm& e a r . 1 \lab\ Avo'd Ch ch beglnnittg Sunday from f'l' l"u I I held around for a long time in fab- study the eflect m a length of signs are a so su , e· I ur . ' ••ng fOUl ax re urn, t got three shots at Estts 1K. Stern, pres1 en o "' h ld to vou tn front klmono sleeves for uneven plaid 2:30 • 4 p.m. There will be order your copy of lay De 1 1b federal won merlcan Institute of Cooper- \a rece ptiofnb thndis weekbefor ricsb purchase or stripes. Simple designs with sessions with the Rev. C. Crane s .,Cut Yolf Owl atlves meeting Thursday at paren1s o a mem r&, WL jP'O 1 U TCIUL"" 1 th t do t rew pieces and seams are best. vin Alkire teaching the Green Meadows Country Inn at , about 35 attending. home ;:r Avoid many gores, circular session. Any one wishing to take It ,._..,... . . . . 0 s ow Worthington . The instrumental teacher, Mr· even pla1cb are t e same e th ed f ~yoke and princess lines. the course is welcome. ,. 1 y pened the meet' g with eft and right and above and be- pleated or ga er a tom , s, Mr Stern stressed that more \ eago· o ~~ . - lr I ba Uabalanced con~ider how the folds will af- To prepare the fabric for cut- BOWER SIDELINED two studentl entering the low a cen a r. t" i th f b · la. ers toTORONTO (UPI) - Veteran ~mp hasJs. be P1ared on Imarketh - ' the District Music contest , Ruth OI Wleven plaids are different feet the fabric design. Plaids mg, p n e a nc d goalie Johnny ower of fedarm t ptrhoducteds fArsot.eame I Ann Barnhill daughter of Mr. Oll left-and-right or above and agl for matching. For smalJ - gether Toronto Map!e Leafs will be I pomt ou e ne o ·1 · d'f 1 1 'd b 'AI ard extra · crO:!lswlse rs HOUSTON !UPO-Amerlca's work in all types of Coopera- , and Mn. Carl Barnhill of Tup- Lelow the central bar - or I . sea e P _al s. uy . Y tr d' will not shift Place the most sidelined from 10 days to three flrst manned (;emim orhiral tives He brought out the fact pers Plains, playing with a clar- ferent bot~ up and~own and and stripes r~qmre ex a yar - noticeable le~gthwise bar or weeks with three broken ribs. flight will be attempted "late that . f.armJIIg ist he mainstay inet solo. and Jennie Dean, Stnpes run m only one fm average-sLU ean stripe at center front and back. thl!l month" the federal space , in rural areas and that the fa- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl dtrectJon- lengthwise or cross- extra ¥... _to ~ar • 1 t v ry For uneven lengthwise stripes cutting line . For a dress agency !Bid Friday. I mil)•-tvpe farm l!! here to stay Dean of Chester, with a piano wise - but rna~ also be evt"D large plaids, utb•tl eas one when there Is no center frooi a fitted bodice and waistline -• t th• Na . yard extra.. To .a ance · - , The young people who had ,. so to . . . 01 un'"-'en ..,_T in width. . o a gar· site seam, place the dominant stripe seam, and fo r t uck ·In Inforrncu sour_Ct's a tiona! Aeronautics and Space ' att nded the American lnstitutf'\ Mrs Dorothy Michael presLd~ent _(destgn gomg LD ppo ) 1 th center £rant then let the blouses : U) Place front 1 ' ·d t"h-" · • d b · · It lL ectlonsO fromcenter seams abars eor stripes folloW ' . 1S ra t lOR 1D SSI 1..: ~ ruof cooperatiVE'S at East Lane over 8 usmess S~SIOH. letel unbalanced around tern piece ftrst. (2) Place S eeve, 1 Adm 8 For 32 ,.,... D. CriiM Michigan last August ' was reported that the candy in , c mp Y be ld the fi.,ure Place the dominant 1natching front notch to same uled 11ftoff date at Cape Ken- sing .,_ o newspapor writtr .,d nedy Is March 23 . , ales are going well A final replaid the labrlc must en~ . . b bod' lr I Astronauts John W Youn were Introduced. Among the-m s . -- ---- tlcal'on right and wrong sides. crosswise bar or stripe at the crosswiSe ar as tee on editor. For 25 Jlllll lot's nd v · "II !G G .' ~ were three from Meigs county, I port on popcorn aales for the Gauge readingl: Gallipolis bemline of the garment and let armhole notch. (3) Place bodbnn o tax coluiDoilt. Tloil ~ :~! 1 th-st :~sso~:~ : Ronme Holt~r. Linda . l~ipscomb ! years basketball season show- ! Dam 18.2, 24.4, running 48 feet Patterns _In the ~at- the repeat deslgns move up the ice back, matching armhole combinatioo ominootly qualca sule. in sequence. Match and crosswise bars. Ifies him to toll yoa what 1and Gary M1chael . Drx1e Roush 1ed an average of $~26 hal been on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 24..· tern catalog m plaid or 1tr1pe11 figure agency had 4!-arlier an- \ also attended the Institute but made . for the past SlX yeara. Pt. Pleasant 2f..99 , Hinton stripes or bars at thee points : notches to same bar as back you want to know ••• in a nounced the mission could be I wa11 not present that day . A on 3.36 stationary, Kanawha Falls renter front center back, sleeve armhole notches. woy you can undentand ••. Bda~r Assi.,tnt was deferr . unU . t e next 8 31 falling, Charleston out. Lonfront armhole. Match collar to For overblouses, shift attempted "no e&rlier than the , KE"n neth about tho oew hltl rogulaecond quarter"_ or sometime I Dean . College of Agriculture regular meetmg wtth a group don was running 5 feet, Marthe garme1•• at the center back. es, coati and jackets, the corss- 1 tionl. 1 liter AprD , and tht launch I and Home Economics. Ohio to meet with the school board. 5 feet and Winfield dam 8 For kimono sleeves, match front wise bars should match at 1 "Cut Your Own T-· ... date could slip into April ii i State University , spoke in the ' . March 26 was set for the . and back below shoulder seam side seams: (11 P'Ace 64 pogts, is illullfllttd willl 10me last mlnute difficulty ap- · aftf'rnoon about opportunities in IOr and . Party, A ~mmittee Boat Movements: notch (unbalanced plaids and pattern piece· (2) Match back '!'m_plo forms and coots 50c. , peared. Agriculture . Mrs l'ranrer was appomted. May 1 IS the date Ohio River - John Ladd Den stripes will not match). F-or piece in front at side seam eer. extension BSS\3\anl. for the Senior Band Party. A down 13,6:30 a.m.: Andrew Calskirts, matcl. the side seaiiiS below underarm dart, if there I SUIT DISMISSED attended. commJttee 11 to be houn up 14. 1:30 am.; Luther both seam lines have an Identi- ls one. (3) Place the sleeve last An action by the State vf Herdman up 16, 6 a .m.; ~itan Final plans for the birthday cal slant. and matcb front notch to same Ohio Industrial CommissiOn a- C_ommercial . April 3 was set for Tag Day up 16, 7 a.m.; John J · Rowe up party of the Drew webster Post Cut unbalanced plaids and bar at armhole notcb. T h ,ainst Robert Jpffers. dba .Je-f· res1stance t.o the Mane in Pomeroy' the rain date, Ap 17 , 7 .m.; uckeye State up 39 or the Amerkan Legion uneven horl1.ontal stripe• with plaid may not match at SOc A Copy lers Coal Company, Syracuse, i Mosaic aro: Hancock I C:~ rtl 10: April 10, Tag Day 4:10a.m.: C. V. Hamer up were set in a meeting thls the tops of all pieeoa pointing armhole notches. At Our Counter has been dismissed in Meigs \ Pfister PAC SX19 and commumties, raln date 19,7 a.m.; Zimmer up 21, 6:20 week at the Post home. the same way. Match at. corre-[ ..........:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..... ... County Common Pleas court. 15352. 2-t. a.m.; Edeana Bosworth down spondlng nr ,.,f'{ ::m~ aloru• .~ .. \1 Band camp ls July 211 to_ July 23 , ! :20 a .m.: Jacob G. up 23, The party will be Monday, stitching or~ line -1101 tht 31 at Camp Cedar Lake, R1pley, 4: 15 a.m.; Miss Nancy down March 15. at the Pomeroy eleNow Woldwood(rl V-Plank W. Va· Greenup 6:40 p.m·; Louisiana mentary chool. A cafeteria stySENTIN~l History of !be first bands down Greenup 10 : t5 p m : South- le dinner for members and 5 the band mothers was rotated em up Greenup midnight: H. E. their families will be served Production Tested- Grain Tested by Mrs. Norman, Mrs. up Greenup 5:15 a .m .; from 6 until 7:30p.m. DIVOTEL. TO oNTIUI1 o• Keller and Mrl!l . Eldon Gaul Jeffboat up Greenup 5:50 a.m.; The program wiU start at 7:MIIGI MASON AaaA in our Bull Evaluation Station PREFINISHED PANELING Chester and Mr& . Carl Jim Vickers down Greenup 5:55 30 with Merle Brady, Post Comr . t. hill of Tuppers Plains, how a .m .. Esso Pennsylvania down mander, Department of Ohio, Weighed and graded by \. started with very little and • 7:30a.m.: Valley Voy- as guest speaker. EntertainW. Wharton a struggle to buy the band ager down Meldahl 3:20 p .m.;· ment will follow . The public is ' forms . National down Meldahl 4:10 p. invited to attend the program Ohio Beef Cattle Extension Specialist The reception table was cov- m .: Walter Hougland up Mel- pact. . ltltered •• .eeond e~w. mama• ered with a lace cloth and cen- dahl !O: 15 p.m··, Philip Sporn Living charger members Wlll 1111atter at tba posl' offlu at Pnmaroy d 7 Roglotored Angus Bullo--1 0 to 20 month• old tered with a lovely down Meldahl B p.m.: Alton be honored along with Wort Dido. ment sent by Mrs . Ada Holter. Zephyr down Meldahl 10:30 War 1 veterans who have done u...~·U::t~ne:'"C.:,eft.. 1'9&~a::; 3-~• Chorololo 'I• Hereford Bull...-o y01r A punch bowl in charge of Mra. p .m.. Ravenswood down Mel- so much in helping the World LevnPd "•'·· Nn Yon Cit: f f old Apr11196~ Ella Osborn and coffee 2 a.m.; Invader down Mel- War 11 and Korean members 'l"ork. vlce with Mrs. Carl dahl 2 . 30 a .m. of the Post. &ut.ertpUOD rate~~ o.p-.el'fd b7 arrln whert uaUa'hle an <'lil!nt• per Bulls will be sold after March 1st - Private Treaty pourlng on either end. Cookle& GaiUpolll Dam _ Rose G. Reported on the 1lck list wee• ona ,.,,, 11\ u-.ance •' tba 1 completed the refresbment1. down 8:10p.m.: .t.lice down 2:- were Paul Casci and Wayne ~~h.se:i~ ~= _,~\~ - to be picked lip after test period ending April The next reJUiar meeting a m . • Harvey Jordon up 3:20 Milhoan. Accepted as new mem· Motm Ko•t•on• •hen ear"n ••~.,,..., .. , · not ... auahle, m,t.b •1 30 10 9th . the first Monday night In April. a.m.: Bob Benter down 4: 10 a. bers were Wi~liam Woods and m•u oha ,.., ato.oo, aw eam.tu. ., .... ..,;;;;;;;;;;;..,.._ .. Jm.; Onward down 5:30 a ·m .; William Soulsby. The posts • ·•• Tlu'aa 1n0ntbl a.oo. All 26 Hereford Bullfl will be 10ld In our complete I ,• Solvay up 6:50a.m.: L. Fleore membership 'l"w Is 309. Hereford Dispersal April 24, 1965 at the Ranch. Add an extra touch of ele.fance to your home at 1 low down 7:30a.m.: J . S. Lewfl up Paul easel, Cbarleo Swatzel, SPECIALIZED IUP cost - install beautiful Craftsman Hickory Prefinisbed 7:35 a.m. Frank Vaughan and Ouy Gum-~ FOR THOSE IDST Panellna: - by Weldwood - the le11-dlne: name 111 panel· Kanawba River _ Thelma ther were named delegates and SEV£1£LY DEAF£1m lna. Avlll&ble tor a limited time only at thil 1mul.ng]y low price. Take advantace now of the famou• We!dwood Ann down Marmet 10:!0 p.m.; Etza Gilmore, alternate, to the eaA&.DWIM Mnefita ~ e:enuine lacguer finish, easy maintamaneei Dtmcan ruce down Marmet Eighth Dlstri~t conf.,-ence to Ufetlme Guarante, and the beauty and charm of rea -OTMII PAMOIA 1:15 a.m.: Helen z. down Win- be held In Murray City on Sun- wood panelin1. See Crdtlman Hickory display In our IUNDS Emoroon I. Evon•, Ownor Lomborl Buth, Mon... r field 2:15 p.m. : Glendora up day. March 211. Jbowroom today. Night Phono 446-4210, Winfield 11 p.m : Linda Chotln A movie. "The Lady and the Phono 446-0640 up Winfield midnight : Jerry os- Stock Exchange'' was shown , Rosldonco LY J.4550 Rosldonco up Winfield 1:30 a.m.: prior to the !'leetlng· Relr01h- · George Prlce up Wlnflold 2:50 menfl were ·~~~ by Oeol'll• 245 E. Stole St. Alhlnl Clpp. B&O Depot Ph. 675-1160 Pt. PI-nt Phono 446-2441 Offl~o . , _ . , Trolnool lorwloo" a .m.; Lucy Jane Lucas up Win- Nesselroad and Charlet~ SwatPMONI 1:: IACKION. O. ' Clllh & Corry-Budget Plon-Coah & Dollvory fleld 1 un, ztL ~......_...,"""...,.""""""'"' I ~;; govern~ent Flight Comes Late in March ~ t~~ I ~ . !! th~) !!~h~~l!l~o m~ \)~ r~c m~o( Nev~r se~mstress. ~alanced ~r f~om ~:a ~:~:n.esrep:..t i b. m~ ~longbabothsolengttheWJSdeesanlgn dau-~ a~ross. By United Press International If ever a basketball game had the makings o( a thriller, it's tonight 's do or die battle ~tween Ohio University and Toledo . First , and foremost. the- Bobcats must wm this one to tie Miami for the Mid - American Conference title and meet the Reskins Monday night in Dayr to' to determine the league's itao I u:wwn ~ I dlscll9s~n ~ ~and l BI.rthday Party Is Planned by Drew webst er u _.~ -=~~~.:::~:~., Performance Tested Bulls THE DAILY CRAFTSMAN HICKORY W. t ~ ,\ ,• .. ' o.: PIANOS =FREE TRIPLE E RANCH Diles Radioear Co. CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPlY CO. L-- - - - - - - - - -- - - - Co a I G.rovR . . ·.~. 19 31 48- 64 II . 1. . . ... . 82640 - 62 Ga1po1S Ohio Bobcats Need Win to Tie Redskins For MAC Lead taid~o~uy Ri ver news COAL GROVE f1141 ColliiiS 5-2-12: Deeds !-3-9: 3..J1-6 ; Newman 2-6-LO; Boyd Nourse 4-3-11 ; carter 7·2-16. T~ tats 24-t&-64. GALI.JPOUS I ~I Hamilton 1~26; Burson 1· 0-2 : Mitchell 5-t-lt; Gibert 0-0-0 Anderson 6-3-15 ; Gilmore tl-0-0. Fisher , 2-4-8. Totls 24-14-62, By Qurters : Jackson ...... .. 153045 - 69 Wellston ...... , .. 17 34 40 - 59 Southern High sc hool upended Allensvllle Friday night 70coveted be:th in the Sectional Finals tonight against Rock H1ll . Jn the top p1ctu_re , Jack Bosh~ watches Norman Norris go high with a jump shot. and below Bosttck, Gord~n Fts her !45), and Larry Price, right, watch Norris trymg to get up agmn. - Sentmel Photos. SOUTHERN WINS - Monday. If not , they will go nght into NCAA play against Dayton. ln another Mid - Am game, Bowling Green visits Marshall. other action finds Dayton at DePaul, Kent Stte at Northern Illinois, Case Tech at Bethany and Fenn at Carnegie Tech· Central State, r e cent I y crowned N.I.IA District 22 champion, is Idle, but the Marauders found out Friday they have been seeded first in the NAIA to~rney next week at Kansas C1ty. . They open Tuesday night, pittmg therr 25-0 record against .;acksonville (Fla .) In Friday's only other action, Western Reserve out. defensed defense • minded Chicago and won, 51-47, while Wayne State won the President's Athletic Conference chmpioonship with a 54-53 win over John Carroll. Fred Walcott sank a free throw fnr Wayne to make the score 54-52 with 26 second:!! re~ maining. Carroll got within one point. but Wayne State froze the ~all and won the game and the title. Collece Basketball Results 8y United Pren IoternationaJ Brooklyn Poly 10 Pratt 57 Florida 90 Georgia 66 Seton Hall 71 lona 59 Vermont 69 Middlebury 65 Wsn Reserve 51 Chi. U. 47 Wayne St. 54 John Carroll 5B Providence 90 Bro\\'11 65 St. Peters 77 St. Fran. (NY) 70 Harvard 85 Yale 83 Brig. Young 102 Wyoming 87 Utah 78 New Mexico 76 Colo. St. 82 Regis 49 Oregon St. 69 Oregon 50 UCLA 77 Srn California 71 U. Pac. 86 Calif. tSan. B.) 81 Stanford 86 California 79 Wash. St. 78 Washington 74 San Jose St. 64 St. Marys (Cam.) 58 Sanford 86 Californ1a 79 Atlantic Coast Conference AI Raleigb, N. C. Semifinals Duke 101 Wake Forest Bl N. Car. St. 76 Maryland 67 Kings ll.vitatlon Touruameut AI Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. Semifinals Gordon 76 Berkshire 60 Kings (NY) 67 Esn Nazarne fl6 Consolation PhUa· Bib. aD Nyack Col. 51 Coosolatloa Barrington 104 Shelton 95 NCAA Callege Dlvistoa Tourney First Round At Akron, Oblo NCAA Mideast College D1vision Regional At Akroo Akron '12 Steubenville 70 GAVITT NA."ED GM PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UPI)Dnvid H. Capitt, former fresh man basketball coach at Providence College. has been named general manager of the newly formed Continental League footltd! team of Rhode Island· NCAA entry. Second, It's the last game for Eddie Melvin, Toledo 's veteran, fiery coach, and It 's being played be£ore a home crowd. Third, Ohio has made a habit Scruggs, Peggy S. Riley, Paul S J B the past few years of taking ToBuffalo 81 Ran.-M~con 69 e Stewart Hnlly J ,~m ite. lu Y ook Chaplt!r ledo title hopes and da shing Akron 72 Steubenv1lle 70 Vicki L. Moore, Stanley E. Giv~n at ~leetinu ~em rather rudely into tiny At Syracuse, N.Y. e p1eces. Jones, Jr .. Mrs. George Pinlt· Assm~tn 76 Le Moyne (~Y) 58 erman, Mrs . H. Walter Rider, A chapter of the study book . The state's . basketball attenSt. M1ch .s (Vt) 77 Hartw1ck 12 ENTEREO HOSPITAL Ja('Qb Jenkins, Miss Leslie Lem- of Colossians entitled, "Be What bon turns tomght t.o Toledo and At Louisville, y. ley, Mrs . Charles Arnott, Mrs . You Are, was presented when to Akron, where the host Zips Bellarmine 91 Norfolk St. 74 Among those who entered Dougla s nou.~ h . Zeldon W est, Group II of the Womens Ass(}-- play uffalo to try and gin a Evansville 118 Beth ...Cokmn 71 Holzt•r l10sp il al tn t~: pa~t 24 Eugene (]urll~, Mrs. Erskin ciation uf the Middleport First spot in .1ext week's NCAA colAt Warrensburg. Mo . hours were : Jay l. Hans ley 1Blanton, .John '\ Langley, Don-1Umted Presbyterian ChW'ch lege division finals at EvansAbilene Chris. 91 DoRne 50 1670 Rlvi•rvif'w Dr.. Kenneth aid Blanton, John A. Langley, met la st week ville, Ind. At Reading, Pa. ~ Saunders, Rt. 1 Gallipoli~, ' D~nald Bumgard11cr and Billy -Mrs .•r. r. ·Harley led the Akron qualified for tonight's Phi!a. Tex. 50 Albright 49 l.onwr ~ · . Bostic. Rt. 2 Gal h- 1Mtllel'. discussiOn assisted by Mrs . R. Mid-East Region final by downLong Is . U. 57 Cheyney St. 48 polls. V1ck1e L~·n: Jordan . Eu··'[ M. Sherman, Miss Susan Park, ing_ . Steubenville, 72-70, after At carbondale, rt'ka Star R! . M_. ~;. James A. Mr!'i. Mildred Beeson, Mrs. He!- tra1hng most of the way. Buf. Gen. Mich. 83 Jackson St. 78 R1fe . !lL ~ Cheshtre. Mrs Ber- ' Future TPflclrenJ to en Lewis, Mrs. Walter Waddell, falo won its semi-final game· u!~ G. V.au~h. Ht. 2 c_rowa ' lnitjalp on April 6 Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mrs. 81:69, over Randolph-Macon. CJt.V, Pamr \.l Sue Surbau~h. Tht> Future Teachers o£ Charles Shumaker. Mrs . Freda 111 '1\Jrner fired in a hook 1 ~ B~d~lte, p~~as2a~i America, Chapter of Pomeroy Bratt and Miss Margaret Sauer. shot with only five seconds re- i " ·P " " n ee, · R ·t "~a- ~ High school met in reguJar ses- Devotions were given by Mrs. maining in the Akron victory ., 18 sant · Tu es d ay evemng · · t he Cham be rs who used matenal · He and Do n w·tt ' dl · t earp rown ~k t. M 1'ltd· s10n m 1 1ams pared t he 1 1 1 entitled, " In Spirit and In Zips with 18 points. Williams .denG Stafnfule • Senior High School library. eporR, . au Rt . 2 acme. 0 avJ . 1 er, L . o · hi 'd t T Ch" kept lh. r d he Jack.~on, Miss Mary E. Galla- 1d ~ud!S th te , t~resJ end, ct on- ru . f t h ltfngh~tt'a Jve urfmg t . -• , ~ uc e . e mee mg an pans trs a . 1 Jng on 7 o 8 shots t i:luu L'1rs. d . . d 'I' · gher, Rt . 2 We II son. Ralph Che . gt Rt 4 J k- 1we~e 1~cus~ed f or .Jmtlat!On DAUGHTER BORN an comp1 mg 15 pomt!'i. He\ rnn on. · ac 1wb1ell w1ll be hrld Annl !\ m wound up 8 ror St from the son. BIRTHS · · l t.he. Senior High School audi- Mr. and Mrs . Roscoe Wise of floor. : Mrs. Denver D. lake, · Clif- 1 ~.ormm. Speakers_ ror the meet-1 Middleport are announcing the . Today's other action is fairly ton. W· va ., danghter 1.36 : . m.~ were also discussed. Com- b1rth of a six pound six ounce b~ht •. although o.hio State meets \ 1 See The m Friday Mrs Thoma Alb Pt .f!iltt<'es nam~ to plan lor the daughter, Susanna, at Holzer M1ch1gan State m a Big Ten St-ephens .Rt 2. Galli ~s d er event are Lmda Moore, Sher- Hospila1, Wednesday, March 3. battle. I ghter· ':sO Edwards Nancy Grandparents are Mr. and Miami plans to try to stay in l Full Line 10 DISCHARGED Y ref~eshmen.~. . and . Bonme Mrs. John Scott, Minersville shape by taking on Pittsburgh I A Patients r<eently discharged ' ::';.';' .Otehl, Mike Mul- l and Mr . . and Mrs. C. R. Wise j in the friendly confines of With- I t ' • ,. Included Wi lliam 'lcDon'tld an ar!orte Bentz, co-or- of Mullnt, Fla. Mrs. Joho Bai- l row Court. ~ Redskins must Mrs. James Quick Mrs char~ i ~~~ lcom~uttee. ly of Forest Run \and Mrs. Earl wait for Ohio and, Toledo to find les J ff M' 'l~:d I e as gtven Senior elass Scott of Sugar Grove are great out who thelr neD opponent The Wise's also' will be. 11 Bobcats beat the •-lOA & 13, I Mtio North ot Allton• Miller,• LY :::;/t.SMon.Th-lllt...ttoiT-Wooi. Prt. 0 lla¥mond Barton, Mrs. Ernest lone was chosen.' a vtsor, an if ve a daughter, Jenmfer age Rockets, _Miami will have to OW', fact 1 Mid, American playoll,.__ _..., , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"_""_.., ___·_ll 5~ at W~llston to ~vin a Hospital News I rt. I c;r· I YOU MEET THE I HlaST PEOPLE ON A I P.m. Thu~da' ·. au- ~yt ~m~th. ~nd m. HONDA Arnol~. :t ~~:: Garl;~d Ha;;:~;;r:~;,b~~:en ;:i~h d~played b~ ~andmothers. I I ~e Hawk's Cycle Sales At Graod Forks, N.D. N. Oak . 07 Minn. (Duluth) 57 Morhead St. 75 Colo. Col. 73 ONE DAY SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S LAUNDRYDRY CLEANING . WY 2-5428 POMEROY CONTROl CEIITU 1n'f -OUT lila AIIURY Model LG204l, TitT ·1111 ''"' fO< ........ . otond·~• fl-lllfn Uu•• ltJI!ftt I -~ .... 1.... ...~~~~~ Oa n11h modarn st~·Unf. cust,:,m -cr•ltld tn aan uone w.e ln•tt 11111eers and tllette d h11dwood so lids. Preclsloo-<:rafted •·oetuKe SP·26" 26,000 ·va lt h orizontal chauis. COLOR FIDEUTY CONTROL ell~~~~~~ Prices Start As Low At AltTOMATIC 11111 naw warmth DE&AUSSIII& and life Pur111" COlor TV tctlor TY plcturaa, (btlck-and·.,..hlle, too)! Mov• your ntln any.dir.ction without color •~ttUstmentl toto •n•tantt:~~J Associated Radio & TV !WITH MILLER MAY'I'AGI E. Moin St. Horry Miller, Owner -- ,• �. . - . ~·-~··· · · ··- 4-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy -Mi~dleport. o . Mar e. 196~ ,I¢ u Obligation Night is Observed I' 'ddl t E ,. Ch t By MI epor VOnge tne Op er I 4 Chester Garden Club Meeting Held At Home of Mrs. Horace Karr *"""'a ... w• '-"! 1 Mal'nly About People In p A 1 I Members of the Chester Gar-. by leading the Club CoUect . den nd A d rou n About FILLINGER RE-ENLISTS .O.·lC Frederick E. Fillinger Lockbourne, Obio 11u . - . ill Unit<<! states Alr Foree another four years. He bas omeroy Middleport I • M ,- - - - T kb ew Dry Js Delegate fo Scioto Meeting Of Honorary 1 kind to t:lotlltiS 1111 budget/ I \ \ I County Agronomy Committee. Early planhng seems to } FOR • c"'"' •• • breue. p Ch' f f M I' T SEE YOUR MASSEY·FERGUSON BAKER FURNITURE a-! / Saluting • • • 1 agno emp e Are f n erta,ned • FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES I WY 2·5101 ° I Mrs Harley John· Langsville S0Clety • NOteS I Long B0llom gomg to Ftonda. The t•eople of the Langsville Church had a family gef.togeth· l ISOCiety NeWS 1 1 e John Deere Power Take OH Spreader eJohn Deere Ground Drive Spreader I 11 Wl9·3202 RACINE, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Langsville were o. her parents, Howard Thoma 7-13 i When you feed your lawn this Spnng, leed your tree!;, shrub~. flowers and ~eeetables too- at no extra cost. The average lawn need9 2 bags of Lawn Pep, so 1101 get a 25 lb. bag of Plant Pep tartiltz-;.¥ FREF"! Buy 2, \ak.e home :.11 Jr complete lawn and earden Cilrl, nothin1'1 llll'flllt as • Gravely. YIELDS that countf N. w. COMPTON, 0. D. I INTERNATIONAl: B-414 3·POINT DRAFT CONTROLLED I ,.,.,IIYIIIN, I ....., \ I m~o­ Pomeroy 114 Mulberry Ave. GET 1 tu&h MARCH · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. PRODUCTION CREDIT Larry Barr of fee ling much better at tll!s t Sunday v1s1tors time. : -- - Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Charlev Sans- ~ and Patricia. bury recetved v;ord that tl1e1r analysis I MEIGS THEATRE ... .""' .... Ph. WY2 5270 Lawn Arr.zo~n·"•••••;;;;;;;;;.V.Jo•le•t•S•m•i•lh•.;;•-; J tamer BUY 2 DON'T LET SIZE FOOL YOU 1 I DICK STERRETT County Manager I 1 .L • Credit life Insurance • Farmer Owned Crdlt Source 1 1 efJd eCompetltlv. Tot1l Lnn Cotf eOn The Fum Service 1 ~::::====::::===·:-;-::l-:·::::-:: - : l- :-:=::::.::::.::::.::::.:::-::i-iii::::.-::i-~ l Morris Equipment Co. PEARL ST. Operating Cost Capital Improvement Live~t~k Equipment Automobiles Educational Loam; I mormng. the weekend With W I': Crou-' Calhng on Mr. ami Mrs os.; Mr and Mrs Marvin WalkBarr of Oak Htll ser ear Babcock werf' Lilwrence Jer and Ruth. ReedSVIlle . Sue I was an overntghl guest of Ius Raymond Crouser of Dun Dar t Hasbargen of Pomeroy, Lyndall , Hayman, and Phylhs Larkms. 1 Mr. and Mrs land Larry Carte of ~lkv1ew lbon~ Tuppers Plams Mr and I Ktnme and Ronnie Reynolds Barr ~hlle b1s parents \\' V<~, spent the weekend at ' Mrs. Starling Mussar and ram- oJ Pomeroy and Ed1lh Osborn were on a. busmess trrp rn West the Crouser home lly, Carla l'arter, Mr .md Mrs.j or Kr-no vr!'ltted Mr and Mrs , Virgmra. Mr ;md Mrs W E. Crnuser I Thurman Labcolt , Florence Garth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bait and Mr . and Mrs. Clispon F'ra-]Li mberj2;er and Mr and Mrs ! \olr and i\.-lrs Marvtn Marks Hamden spent Sunday vrs1t· ley and son, Junior , made a DAvid Riggs and Dmno B<Jer. I vtsied Bess LarkinS, Reeds· her sister. Mrs Alpha busmess Lnp to Carpenter re- Mr and Mrs Clrnt Uolsmger l\·ill€' IJ<t,, centty. of Reedsville were visiting Mr Mr and Mrs Robert Whtte Alice Crouser, Sandra T1lhs a11d Mrs Jtm Carter ]ol Keno and Mary P1erce visJt· Clarence Rupe. who has and ~r. and Mrs. Roy Crouser I Mr and Mrs. Glen Baker ted Garnet Henslev 11:~::;:n~the wmter m Anzona 1s spent tl1e weekend at the home I Mary Prerce v1srted Mr and I Mr and Mrs ·Dave Yates I! h1s srster, Mrs Leona of their parents. land ETA SIIR HR HRHHHH tvtstted Cora Sv.an of Keno, who (or a few day~ before Mrs i\1ae Crouser recen•ed \1rs Russell Vl'ln Mt'ter, Port- wa~ celebratmg her birthday i Mrs. James Reeves was a letter froma Ann Miller land. I Leota John.son ol Portland VIS· Tuesday evenmg VIsitor of Mrs who is a patient in a hospitHI - - -- tied Mr .md Mrs Dorst'! Lark- 1 Harley Johnson. i al Nelsonville. Mrs. :\-!iller is son Earl ts strk at h1s home m ins. 1 MANURE SPREADERS I DO YOU NEED. MONEY FOR ·-----------1 I ( FARMERS son, 'l'ammy. Cheryl and and Mrs. Eugene Hanrng Rhonda were recent visitors or e1 at the Bob Fetty home m Mr. and M" Crarley Sm1th Pomeroy. Several {amilie• at· d 1 tended and a covered dtst1 1 an • o d Mrs Henry Hensley I Mr. and '1-rs. Lawrence Scar· dmner was enjo\'e . , 1 V1s1tmg Mr and Mrs. Larl) \ Letart Mrs Gertrude Drake was 1 Mr . and Mrs Charlf'y Bay - I Mrs Hartiss Frank v1st!· Curtis were Mr and Mrs John· I berry and famrly of were Saturday evenrng Vl.!lrtors tBken to the hospital by the less and \1r and Mrs . George ed Mr and Mr.~ Johnnie Kib- 1 me Newell of Columbus. Mr. I of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy emergency squad on TalbPrt of Nitro. W. Va, spent 'ble of Reedsvtlle ' and Mr~ Dill Beegle, Racme: I Mrs. Tracy is .Hostess for :Health Club 26 Eastern High Students On Honor Roll I I Edrth Srsson, Pomeroy . and Mrs Elma Holter of Forest Run VJS .,I e d ., ' r. and Mrs Har· old Holler. Mr and Mrs David Carter 1 of Pomeroy VISited Mr. and 1 r-...S~p~r~lng~~A~·~·~·ii:ii""::iP::io::im""o::iro::iyi:::il~J~o~e;_:Ha:t~fl~e~ld~...._..............,II Tuesday Shawn d profess\onO\ lhe &us\ness on, C\ub wornen s w·;:~\ 1 Ian~/o·and NEW HOLLAND DEALER w 1~r an~d fa::!Y ~:e. Lawrence ::u~~~nt~ ~~~~em: I 1 and Bashan Society News 1 ------------1 Mr and Mrs Cecil Oiltogly and family of Athens and Mr and \/Irs Marvin Whtte Bnd family of F'latwood~ were day VISitors of Mr and Mrs. Everett Lambert 1 I Mr and Mrs H;1rley F. · son, Tamm}, Cheryl, and 1and Mrs Harle) Johnson mot~ ored to Long Bottom .1nd also vtsited Mrs. Harley E. John· ron's aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Sarson of Portland Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp 1and Ka1l Lee or Langsville vts• ited Sunday w1th their parents· Mr and Mrs. Charley Smtth NEW? USED? Ch h WOmen f M 'dd/ epOrt Untfe . I n Servtce , f Prayer Commitment . -, and fanuly catled on ber par- with the Ralph Ballard and tile ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dores Arn· Grover White fami1les. old and family recently at Rock Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and Sprmgs sons spent a weekend with the Mr. and Mrs Worley Davis Clmt Orr family. By Mrs. A. H. Bailey of Dexter spent Sunday w1th Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence Mr and Mrs Eugene Rowley Mr. and Mrs. Arv1l Holter and and family spent Wednesday of Dunbar, W. Va, spent a re- family evening witb tbe former& parcenl Saturday wrth Mr a n d Gary Wells of Columbus, who ents, Mr. and Mrs. James LwMrs Rnlph Ballard and Bren- recently was discharged from renee of Hazaet da Lee Mrs Dorsa Morrison the Navy, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaul returned home wtth them 1hts parents . Mr and Mrs. John and family of Chester speDt • Mr and Mrs Arv1l Hotter Well recent Sunday w1th Mr. and attended Ihe annual nnlk din· Mr and Mrs . Ralph Ballarc\[ Mrs. Warden Ours. ner at Rtp!ey Fnday 1 took Brenda Lee to her doctor Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Hayward Btssell of Akron rf"-, m Parkersburg for a check up. called on the RaJph Ballard cently spent a weeked wtth h1s l Connie Sue Woods of Pomervy famtly Tuesday morning. - - - - · - - spenL Sunday mght Wlth her Mr. and Mrs. Lewi!! Edgel A JOU~N.EY OF HOPE: Paul's historic journey to the llolv Land last Har served his goal \tr. and Mrs Clarence Dean grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. William Sor· tJf ChrJslrau unity by bringing together, a~ least for a iew dii)l:i t:.hrbLiau~ Jc\\s and of Columbus spent a weekend Robert White. den called on the Clint Orr fam· '4oslems. Here he is greeted in Israel. ' • ]with Mr and i\lrs Wayne Mr . .and Mrs. Vernon Dolonl ily. 1Pnnce. l I TILLAGE TOOLS? 1 .. ,_ ' Wolf pen Society Notes L(,)(.)KING 1 'I 1 / .I I FRIGIDAIRE 1JrJer;, of • Iligh Corn Yields Depend on Judgemellts of Producers JU~t Mrs. Pickens / p 'd /----, ..-unle'101".LYUUWepV"U·, .Jilt, - - · ., ......, the higbee plant population are !our lhiDp will -'II lt is estimated tbl 1. 1armetS ID reclucing I'Q* 14'1 ._.. l*d 10 pi,., to 11> II pel" celll 'llteoe are: I) conr IUIIUDdl 1111lre JJeeds lllan tile planl pop- up, Z) have field ,.. II . - , ulat1on they expect to have for 3) replace WOI"II ADd Dlirllnlr tbe yea.. parts and 41 run lbe ~ Ill Jnlorm•llon on the hybrJds proper st-1 for lila picker. BY C. E. BLAKESLEE one of the practices whrch ('an plontmg t."Orn after the hrst of lS fertthzatron and lunmg , or a genera1wn or two 10 une 1 split shoe type can rt'Mlre mod· can be tecured from Bulletm Strange as tt miY aee:nl, he to . Ext. Ageat, Agriculture result in increased productiOn week m May can drop ytelds l providLng the nutrients for the year ThiS IS not true accord· 1hed f'q\.ilpment >Nbtch places No. 347 ·1..rop Va1 1et1ea and stated that 011 chedr:l which "The most Important smgle according to agronomist Shep.- one bushel. plant With our e1tremely acld mg Lo ~r Shepherd It 1s oet· : 1e terlt lt:.er at a 1istance Corn HyDrrd• for Ohw which w were made last summer, mtmy lat·tor In getting high, prorlt&· herd The o-itical stage of corn The question always comes I sub sotl, •tt IS Important that ter m hnng the soil up to a lev· m.:"hes Lo !he s1de and 2 u1 ha ava1lable Uom the Extenauon pickers were actualJy operat.. ble yield.!! of eom is the judge. growth occurs durmg tasselmg, up concerning early planting we matntain a pH of 7 or slia:ht· el able Lo produce 70 to 80 bu,j'l below the s.u..ri Mr Shepht!rd Off tee , 01 they Ma)' oe able to mg with some parta millfn8 'lnd ment of the man that 8elects silklng and early ear develop. What about frost? Frosts may ly better m the plow layer, ac~ els per acre by sufftcJent am· also ca ill'<• attentwn of t h e fmrsuniooat jj TAO HHHHHH Ute farmer had oever DOt I• -ed the field, determines the man· ment Water and nutnenl re~ ktll some or all of the above . cordmg to Mr Shepherd. ounts o feri!IJ7.~r a:'l'IIJed y1.o:1.1 farmers to the Importance (If secure Lha .iJUorrnatton from Jt or bothered to replace ~em . 8J::ement practices, an1 dd~.~~:~::l qulrements are htghest at that ground corn seedling leaves. The As far as fertilization, a soil after year lt rs praettcally 1m- selecting a variety "hieh w11\ the man 1e-lhng them the com At the close of tbe meetmg ks the equipment m p time. Research workers say the sort temperature 1s usually a· test 15 the Oesl mt.thod of de· po!<6Jble Lo shoot -111 works m do the JOb r.eeded ot· 1he farl"ff seed. last Tuesday, ru1el foJ t h t ' cult1vatton and harvesting ctrm has pass~ cntlcal stage hove the cur temperature Un· ' any one )f'&r, and '"31St' the !e er Sometimes a short season Bud Byg streaaed the unpor~ li65 100 BWihel Corn Club for torn. This was the statement of growth by late July or early less son temperature dror.., to termrnmg . the r>roper amount ulity levd from a 50 bu::llcl hybrid may be able to do a ance of farmers checkmg thelt Me1gs county were dlltrlbutt!J m.<:tde by ExtensiOn August when dry period! usual· freezq the plants w1ll 1wt be and ratto of ferlilizer to apply level up lo 100 or mor~ bushels more effecllvf' Job on a partlcu- corn p1cker at the start of each to the farmers present. Farttl-Larry Shepherd nnd By~ ly occur killed. ThiS year for ~he hr::.t t 1m t, l'~'r acte lar farm than one whrch is a seasons operation. He aaya 1t ers that h8:ve already ttaned up at the Meigs County Com Pro- In the Corn Belt d tke weath· The growing pomt of the corn farmers wm have a new tool m Shephel"fi called attention tu full seann He also railed Btt· behmd aM see wbat the plcker for 1965 are aB followl: Harold 1s plant rs below the soil surface studyi~ nutnent oe~~ of crops. t'lt rmport;.nce of pl::!cmg thf: tent1on to lht fac • that some lS very tmport.ant for farmers Csruahan, William L. CArr, duction and Corn Picker Clinic er 1s warm, and the so1l 1he hybnds rJt'rform t>et1er at low to h1re somebody or bave their Lauren Hoffman, Edison Hoi. lwld at the Rock Sp~mgs the last of Apnl. start to until the plants are 12·15 inch· Th th 1 t bo fertlhzet llcJow the •evel or IS 1s e p an ana 1ys1s 1a r· grounds this past week plant corn. Jn any event, grow· es tall New leaves will usually 1seed Most of t\lP fpltt si1oe er plant population than do oth· w1fe ride the picker the fU's.t Ion, Roy Holter, Dale M. Kautz. Factllties for the event were ers should be ready with seed, start from the growing point in atory. Farmers may submit planters m use m thf' county ers .For ~xample, l1yhnds In· two or three umes around the Virgil King, Harold Roasb, provrdeli by the Meigs County ferttlizer , pesticides, and equip- 3 or 4 days. In case of frost pull leaves from their corn plants ch not rlt1ce the ferttlizer boo!· eluding Oh1o 401, O!tio 324, field, so they can follow alonN: Rex Shenefield, Dan Smith, ar..d Highway Oepartment. The ment by May lst It 1s logical some plants. Jf the below • soil at the height of one foot to 18 Jow the ~ted Somet1mes these Pa. 555, Oh1o i'OO, 0hto 7111, 1s actually d11u11 in the way of George Wells. prcker used in the ellnic w a thnt a vanety whir-h grows hasue looks alive leave t h e mches to determine which nu· plantl!!rs iH ply It actually aty,,·e and Ohio 823 are rec·Jmmen~t~ leav1ng C()rn on the ground or Other farmers interested may provided by Edison Hollon, through the whole season and held alone for 3 or 4 days. tnent~ the plant has in suffic- the seea W.th the Ci111Y pla'll· for and perform best at plant shellmg corn. Most pickers can secure copies of the ru1el by l',as the top production man matures normally w11t have a Early planting Ia JUSt one of tent amount, and whit'!h nut· ing 1t ts poss1ble to plant ~he populatio'1~ ol 18,000 to 22.0')') be adjusted so they wdl do a contactmg any of the Metga the 100 Bushel Corn Club greater yteld potential than one the fa~tors in profitable corn rtents ln lesser amounts. seed at a shallower a.::pth wP1ch plants per &ere In th1~ case on satisfactory JOb and leave not County Agronomy memben. )'ear. Refreshments were which grows through only a por· production. The factor we have Many farmers ' mlstakenly be· could perr01t the fer11Hzer to lt' the soil ol lower J~rtihty, the more than one or two bushels made up of Jeadina tanners, ished by Bob Lee, courtesy tion of the season It 1s estl· gwen the most attention. but lieve that they can make up for ) placed l:.e ·nw the seed. M 1ny lower pl<~.nt population would be 1r the field dealers. and agenc)' represuble Cliff Quarries and the mated that each days delay in have not yet really taken care I s01l which has been 9bused for 1o! tht' ~~:anters m use of t h c alffied for wilh higher tertii! tv. Byg pomted out that there tatives in the coun!J. UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX Answers fO Questions Wif/ F S • llr. New In Farming SHOP TONIGHT Club arrivmg at the home Mrs Reid Young read lh~ Obhgatton night was observ"'amt•d tm the l'Uffiffil!tl"t' fOI il .J of the- hostess. Mrs Horace "Verse of the Month. and Mrs eight years and seven ed by Evangelinf' Chapter , OES j thl drape proJrct Wt"re Mrs 1 \lr and Mrs Fred Bllr of I Karr for tl1t~1r March meeting Dale Kautz read Now Is The in the ail' force andBaaell 'ftrunday ~~mng at the Ma James Pullen. chr Mrs Bunce. Xenta v1stted Wednesday. w1th rece1ved a corsage to create the Ttme Several member! ol the at Loekbourne Air 1 IMilc Temple Middleport Mrs Mrs Reynold~ 1-tlrs J~hn Ly- her daughter and son-m-iaw, St Palnck Day theme . by Mrs W1th !he beginning of the dJeport senlor band were m the past six years. 1 Delbert \iitche\1 . worthv rna- ,ons. and Mrs James ( lalwor· Mr and Mrs Raymond Barty Karr and her asststant. Mrs Lenten Season, Mrs Baer rt:ad Athens today for the solo and VISIT GRANDPARENTS tron, and Mr Allton Hugke~ 1thy Mrs \lltchell announced and fan 11 l\ . Paul Baer two spproprlate arhcles, one ensemble competition held at Sharon and Karen Fillinltr worthy patron pres1dt'J thl:lt a pracltre sesson lor ln· Mr :-; E J Htll left Wednes· The home w~:~s det.."Orated wtth , was ·Jesus m Gethsernane,'' Ohio Umversity. They were ac- are spending aornetime with MIDDLEPORT, 0. 'Mle five star points a.s!isted 1 ~ t"cct1on w1ll tw held Sund<~y. d&Y for a v1stl w1th relatl\'f'S I lovely lnsh arrangements and the other a beautrfal poem. companied by theU' director their arandparent& Mr and tn the obhga 110 b) presenting i \larch 2\ 111 2 30 P rn at the m Columbus n1e prestdent, Mrs Buell The Last Supper Mr. William K. Russell. Mrs. Sherman Ro~rts. ' nora\ ceremon\· usmg the le_mple I Jeffrey Warner son of Mrs Ridenour. opened the meet1ng l The roll call was g1ven With Recent guests of Mr and 1 star colors blut-· vello.,., whHr, ' fhf:' ~~:roup Will Sflon.sur a l Jay Warner 15 confmed to his - - - - - a spllng bulb exchange. Mrs. Kart Owens were their rreen and rt'd ro~rs rummage sale March 1~20 rn , home Witt-, chicken pot. ' I Durnlg the busmess sesswn daughter and family and grandTakrn& part wert> Allen Hugh - t~e forrnrr A & P bull dmg ~-los 1 \lr and Mrs Grr<1ld \1lchae1 Mrs . Roy Holter accepted her daughter Mr. and Mrs Jack r~., '' \cs~es lll1 the Apn 1 melting land family and Mrs Susie I appomtnwnt to be guest speak· Bowman and dan••t . Su e::; , M rs J arnes \ oc,.ran · 15 ' \\tll be \Irs William Krng 1 W~IPO ,•r--11 san -~tldred Zeigler o\trs Wendell ~ , . F'lscher Nere Monda\ VISito rs t'r ovrr :--o ee WIt h and Mrs John Ilea-nof erC~lumbus~ .A " "I d l \1rs Eall \\erner , \Its:-. Mild Parkei'Sburg W Va eOfUte efleS Jnl"i" .JS Janet.s guest m Mra. lies' •uaband hao been. Bunce, Mrs J o nn n ule an t ed Ucmlr am.l Mls \ltllon , M Mrs Richard PKkens as~ISted J , \ ' Mr and \1rs Charle~ 1::( Karr When Jesu<o Crn:-;t w,ls II-. - av I transferredu to VIet Nam. · · Hood fht> offlrt>r~ and wa\S s . b · 1 Mrs Wvatt Chadwell reiVIrt b) the \1arshall Mrs Eta Mae - ,. 1 ~\ere usmt' ss Vlsttor :-:. 10 fmg hrs ert 1ly ltft:'. marn qurs. ..-~ N and mean r ommlllf'f' mt>mbers Galltpohs Wednesda\ !tons were put to htm l!d O'l 8n elaborate flower show Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geor1e odon wf'rr mvrled lo th1• hornf" of :0..1rs 'nleo Hemes l~ft F'nday S~nw uf lhese are found tn lht> l she, Mrs Rrdenour, and Mrs. end son, BrJan Lee, of Galltpo. Pro tem ortrcers were >Irs ivh~ Clal\~•lrlh\ \1onda\ t>vrn- evenmg for a visit tn Flonda, ]gospels (Mark 2 18 Luke 7 19 , Guy Summerfield attended in lis, vlsJted thill week with Mr. Pearl Re\nolds assoctale rna - , rn~ \1at r h !5 at 7 .10 p m to wnh i\lr and Mrs James Web- I Luke l and Mrs. L. W. McComas. 21 23 Columbus last week 10 25 . Matthl'W tron: and \trs Evelynh Lewt~ attrnd "" dt:mrmstrat l0n m1 An er M H b t La D d I Marrk 12 14, Matthew 26 22, rs er er esux an Mr and Mr p I G sentinel :\-lis Jck ec tie, pst I organ :.1r and ~lts Earl Shren·es l Mark 12 2Jr Today, slmtlar Mrs F.art llean were frrsl on i retur~ed to ~~ir ~~ rim! hSave I matron, was mv1ted to partl<'l- F11lln\lllg tl1r closmg rr uf the Plams were lC('entlquestlons rould be <~sked lhP evt'nml!s progr.um with ' Ctt N ~·~··-llnome n urf fre.,hments were st>f\'~·d m tht• gut·~ts oF Mr and \1rs V D . t S 0f lh e [ ingy,twoOiuJ """vwitha, kl~ after8!pend pate in the ritual. "hy are there so mam d1f- 11lf'll "'A nangemen weeks 1 DurinE the busmt:-ss meetm~ 1 dmmg tuom (,llmes wt·re plav- Edwflrds and famlh il'n'nt ehu 1ches'' ,M nd 1.13 P rents, 1Monlh rralurl' 1 report on the sate of brooms ed durmg !he socJ.nl hour Hev and :\.1rs ·F H Gla· f rs ChrJStlamtv out-of-datr" I Mrs La Deaux heralded in S rr.ndaA Mrs. Victor Grlm, from the blind was g1ven by - - --of i>Jt>w. Lexmgtorr were \\ho wrtl live forPvl'r'' a btl of Sprmg with her Compo· eco • ve' Middleport. They 1 wr Mr!!. Reynolds. chatrman, who Pnmt>ro\ vJsltors fo'nda\ Art> olhrr religions as sil!on of puss) wttlow mullen also visited with her parents, re-ported only four left lnvll<~· \1r~ r.: E Housh and !\1rs Igood ao;;, Chnstwnity) and olhf'r greenery and ~ Mr andd ~s:l Ch,.rles Swear· ' 10nl to Uend msrwct10ns at A 11 1 f L k h I 1 ·1 1 ld b 11 ro U<;('d the Stutes red C"rd1 nal 1 mgeJI an amJ Y 0 Portsmouth. f llli f' Ill o a ·evtew w o \ 1a1 s lUll e t e ,__lins Bucyrus· Aprtl J and Ame~5 reSI en lllriVM \\ednesda:o- . called by t 1an's altrtudt> tow<rrd lht> State'' ;JS her focal poml Her other ! Mrs Clifford Hayes Is a med· Wile, Apnl 24 w~re read the deilth of Mrs Rousf 1's b1n- Who art the real tlattors of arrangement was of artrficial leal paUent at tllet . Dav1d G1bbs of Hilrtfnrd· ChnstJaruty'' flowers arttstrcatly arranged m Memorial Hospital i \, \a <~retire guests ut M1s What 1s life ltke after deilth" a milk glass conlatner Ramond KJoes, who is sta· fS. 5 Alpha Ep~ilon Cllaplt-r of Charlt>" Wtlhroy,, .\1mersvllle. These qursttons wtll he the . Mrs Dt!an showed her feel· t1oned in New York, is here for Alph:.r Epstlon Chap tt> t uf '!'Jmara Etchmger small dau- 1~ubJ~b ot sermons at lh(' LP Pmg,s okf ~~harch bv mHng the St a 15--day furloua:h with relatives. EltCiutJ\111 FlowJ... Htlt honorar\ "OCtet\ Jn('t m tht' It - ghtt'r ol ~r and \Irs Paul tart Falls ;\1elhodist Cliurdt tlus a nc eme m an arrange- He expects to b sent overseas dnq fluffy soft. · •• lwan of Ptlmt>ou) l!tgh scl1o )1 Elcl1mger rs Ill <~t hrr homt•. ~ l.t•ntrn srason Servtces v.lll bt• ment of grePnery and lnsh Po-- i when he returns to his base. 1 liP \1ulbrrrv Hetghts ' Lo"'prlcod yet llvtl you FrialdtiN qUill!)' n. E '>'tth \l1ss 1\i·ll'"n Sm11h I gill t-ach Sunday evemng at talot>s Mrs Michael Clint of Rio k ~, 0 • Tew S•Jary was lios\t•ss ond dlpondoblllly, .Ml'!. • d M 'I De G ~-Med d s \lr iln rs D.1v1d McGhee l7 30 p m w1th the excepllons 1• r!' an gave a demon- rande Is at the home of her 11 1 ~~;u:~~ e egate to 1e •.c1oto , r:t•·t *"~ '- 1011 of ,, 1t 11, 1-s r,, 1 tlw o1 ('oumbus vtsned rerentty i ol MaJcll Hand Apnlll. frmc strat1on usmg greenE'ry mU·1 I parents, Mr. and Mrs. AJfred • Hondltltllnt catcher 1 rresbyter)'I to hbe held at Cht!IJ- t>nsumaf> 1·ear wc~s as f()llo"s. wi!h 1lt'r mniiH"r . \1rs Dana 't fo1 the lattf'r two ts 9 30 am Ien. pus~y wr II ow .:m d a green Rous h while she is recoverina known-on the door, 16 eoth e on ' Plt'Stdcnt Eltzabet II Pwkrns nii\P! <~ nd \lr and Mrs Allf'n J.uncs f F.:arly, pa stor. \~ill dr frog HS hcr focal pmnt Mrs. from the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Rus.• ~•· ;• ·arc 1 fl at ,,3 meetmg • Your cholco of 41l0ratrtus .x:SSIOn 0 Church le r Jr~t 11 Ill!- \ t('i' rrt'Sidt'n! Frameo.; Hobrrt<; ed Un:l' Presbyterian Mtd EH lungt:l l1ver thes1 mr,.sages lmt"rl'"l I Dean also told of the origmat sell Roush and son, Enc of Oak colors or t~Ieomlna wnke. 10 d1eport held recently. t·or~rspondmg serretan · .lt•an .\1r anrl Mrs Eldon Weeks f'd p('rsons are rn\'tted 10 shan.,' usr of hellther 1· arrangemente'i H1tl are spending the week· • Porc1laln Enameled :Alkln' . recordln~ secrf>t.Jrv. 1and \l1ss l.rnetve Stnbarr wpre · m tills senPs of serrwes tn taken from a 1957 '·Pause For end with their parents in Mid· dntm -snar-free. Named a~ atternalt>s WNe : Helt"n Smtih treasurt'r Brrn- . ( lllipolts vrsl1ors Frtdav. slart Manh i L1ving ·· dleport and RutlaDd. Mrs.1 J.· E. d Harley \1rs Arth· l1ce Hoffman . ~ergeant-al-arms ' · -- - - 'I Ear 1 Young con ducted I Mrs · Her•• M. G n rs uoc:rt Chambers •uaa ur ew1s an t s. eorge An- Etleen Burk r:1aplam \1axme a R d y received word that her s 1 1 1 lh M derson· The Rev. Howard Rup- ' Wmgett and hJSIOJ Jan Nonga UTC 0 I ~"",,'".'1 ~- 1 "F edl . ;uJng law Mr Willi$ Aleshtr on· ft· s .eorge rP enr pelt announced an rvangellsm 1 Rohetls an r , ' ·. . e meeting 1o be held m Colum· 'I s II . Id 0 I" pme wmners Mrs Ride· Dayton, IS recuperaitnl at .~ tss m1 1 pr esen e a rP1 d d · 1 home after be" h 10 bus, May 18--19. He also urgt>d 1v 1ew ol avaJiablt' and mexpen- Church women of Middleport were led bv Mr~ Karl Owf'ns nour con ucte a con lest with a blood 1 ~~ ?SPitahr.:ed 0 that delegates from the loral ls1vl" rl"fflrrncr matenals for were united m <1 servtce of of the First Untied Presb\o!er· ' ~htc~ ti\~;s Crl Kau_tz and Mrs. I Mrs Leo ~ edymhiS leg. . church be sent to the 'Churcll i!Pachc-r.;;_ f'SpPriall\ m the pa- ' prave1 and commitment Frrd.w l·tn Church p 31 1 Ko f"l wcrehwmdners Mrs. l ~nft"n.ed to ~.,en~-' Jr:, IS MIDDLEPORT, 0. " · t C"l ld • · .m arr v.on t e oor pnze w uer uume With the -~llmStQ o ll ren msu- prrh;u-k field nrrreshment s afternoon at the F1r~t Bapt1st · . flu tute to be held 10 Columbus. Wf'rf' ~ervrd Ch ·f wl d Mrs Paul Smart. F1rst Bap· 1Severa l receiVed St P.atnck i·-"'•·========--=1 1 April _ ~rc 1 .. ten tlte \\orl Dav oJ IlSI Church. presented a med1- 1Oay grfts from their Secret Sis· 1 28 29 - - - - -Prdver '.\<IS observed on the tat10n on · Words of Assur· lrrs kece1ving arrangement It was announced that dur· f1rst Frtday tn Lenl lltl('e a~~ 1 stf'd bv Mrs Jacoh wards were Mrs f'earl Ko· l mg Len1 a commumcanls class OSf 1e 5 0 More than 125 natiOnS jomed l Turner Mtss Bess S.:~nhorn , Mrs blentz. Mrs Homer Holter. Mrs I ....111 begin Saturdav at 10 am m nu ~ 79th annudl observance I Bcul.:~b White , Mrs Jamrs i•:u - E<lrl Dcun, Mrs Herbert La ' at the church. With SeSSIOn~ [O IQ whrch had for 1ts world theme 1let and Mrs ChaJlPs Sllutnak-, Deaux Mrs Paul Baer and Mrs i1 1 be held each Saturdav unttl Easf · ·what Doth the Lord Require' , cr ' Horace Karr ter The clas~ "111 be taken mt() church membershtp on Palm . I Kt'v wornen of the vanous l Mr<.: Sm.art led tn the smg- OUimg the social hour the , (.;ijndn~· It was decided Lo usP Mr~ Adam Eber~barh . asstsl- dmrrlws as~1"ted tn !he pro- mg ol !he -. . ung. He s {,ut The .1ostesses assisted by M1ss Jane ' l'fl fl\ M1~s Rrrmce Ann Dur!'lt. ~1 <ttn \\htrh began with an or-! Whole World Mrs. Arnold Ann Korr served . a dessert i rOm folders for !he spf"Ct<tl P.as- t•ntrrlatned u1e Past Chtels o! g,m prPlurlf" hy Mrs (' p Brad- l Rtcha rds of the Mounl Mortah cours.:• keeping the Jr1sh 1 1 t c{~ o;~~;lg wa! made concPrn- :~~gn;::~r:~:t~p~v:n~·~~w:t ~~r fntt y Church. presented the tm·:ssage Them1· to twenty·one members 1 Jn,, the strett s1gns pomtrn~ to MiJlhrrrv AvP homr Mr" rharles Brnnell of the ' of Ihe day hcmng as her them~:, and une gut•sl , Mrs Df>nver Hol-1 'lw rhureh Jocatton Which Wl'rl' The m~elrtlg tfl d1;ngr of hu;t churdl "as lr:~dPr ftlf !lie I, Pr<l'yl'r In ActJon She stress· tt'r be Mr•· Al'flilda plmhJo,;pd b_\ the Westmm-IMJ"~ The lma c.rut'ser opene-d st'lvtr't' ;mrl g;n•e the cnll to l.'d the tdt•allw1 pra.vN h some'l'he Al-lnl meeting wtll . . . . . . . . "to Grace aile" ~rer Youth F'rllowshrp Hubert . \~tlh JeHJ!tono.; lnlll\\lf'd I\ Ji ll wn!shlp and the mvocalion The tunt·s Jll!Jcult for .rspumg 11eld at the home of Mrs Pur- • ~ l chn~!tdn~ and llwt !he mvslt1V ky Ka1r wrth Mrs Paul Karr . ........... ···"'";.nnB' 1 ·~\or m unr'(l!i A (ttn~ •rgalmn Jomed rn smurng .... Mrs. 1 b IS constructmgk addttton- tlw Lord's Prav!'r · "' ' 1ol lht power oJ prayer IS~ ever· as ass1stanl hostess preSl·dent · · · · · · · · · · • · · · • · · · · · · n <>nusb ...... a ca mets and boo cao:;es for to1nmunrcat10n "'a~ rf'Hd Jrom 1 ro~1 All That Dwf'll Below 1 about us She urged th<H womVice·President : : : : : : ............ ." .· .". . Miss Sllaro tlie pastor's study Yla!ler s ron Mt·~ l<~v \1yer" who Js ronfm the Sktes. followed hy the re- t'n of the world umte 10 praHt t secrelan' .............• I cermng Sunday School pei~On - f'd to <I hosprtal In Cmnnnatt Sjh > O~I\'f' teadtng ~'V the lcadrr f 1 1I1 1 11 111 net were drscussed at a rneel - 1\ tltank vo 11 notf' wH~ rp,1d (l!ld DeotJle Treasurer · · · · · · · 11111 1d e .MvJta ~once s ol 1e l lng of the Chrrsti.1n Eduration It 11m \h <.~nll Mr~ !·It'd SIHJt rs uenne gave t 1e FOR ALL OCCASIONS bOard wtth Mr. J II (;r,lti' I ~i' l tm Wt'ddtng <lnntversarv Mr~ Bt·nnett explatned the l'onl ludmg readmg :1ttd h~nedi cWfi w[re lfowers evl!rywliere Mrs. Harley and lhe H('V 1Jo11 gtft mf' 111111 ~ of lhP day noting lhe 11011 ard Ruppelt presenl It was voled lo C'arlcel tht· lltJI Id lw'rf' b•·tng t"alled to a lj:o;hPrs fnr the nfterm]:; WY 2-20:\9 ,Aprtl mt>t>trn~ dur tr L!•nt The lhou)::(ht lhut womt·n aruufld the we1P \1rs \\'http ;md M1 ~ .J DA ~ or NlGliT ----- - ,1nwelmg prtze donated by Mrg dl'f'f"l mvolvpmenl in the Affairs • E llail!.'l SJ.lectal cnm·t·rns lur 1 DPibPrl R1selsiPtn was ;_1wmdtd of lhr modern man and ht~ sn- the da}' 111eludt• asstst<~nct• for 1 Pomerov Flow11r ~hoo Mn Millard Van Meter ' to Mrs Rav SPtdenabd. t 1<'11- Mr!" D<lvid Enl"'"•rrg'i'!' rur,tl wumen of the world ,md (;,>mes wt•re plaved anti priz· rt·ntt·<.;t•ntml'! he<lth \lclhodt~t pm\'tdmg . tr,unmg m<:l1J'ttals W! GIVE TV STAMPS , ;:n.,:ardf'd lo M1s Henn Hr•t - Church l!:ilV<' " llledJt.Jtion and -tnd projects to help peoplt> help W Mam PomerOJ iwl i\fr!i (:ladv" Cuf'kh·· :\11 ~ tt•spnnsn·e re;Jdtng on lite rt' themselves Kar l flitirrmrnts of a fotlown nr Thomas Cook and Mrs ·The Lurel Chff Beller f,tue~er Re!reshml'nl ~ wt>re ('liri~t tnrlud 1ng Just tc·r l\'IPrl'\ tkullth club met Thursday even· s~:~rved to t!te abrtH' and Mrs ,mrf tltJ"IIItt\' lfll, at the hme o[ Mrs Mer- Hollin Rt"<~rh~ ~r" CMrw Mrs !'~rnes l Bowles flf the 191 Tracy, with Mrs Lloyd Gruesl·r Mr" Arn.mda K<~SpEil Mount Mnrtah Raplr~l (hurl'h 1 1 Wright as co~hostess M1~s Ll:'na Grut•:-ot·t \lr ~ ~~ ra11 k t1'{1 group m rf'sponstble prav·f• ~Mrs . Clifford Ja('obs pre<;!· Stewart. Mrs Rtcllard C:1mp 1'_1:-; of rnnfe~sion and sunplicadent. conducted the meetm~ belt Mrs Arnold Haw•• ; nd ~ t1on I he Prayers of PPtitmn , "hich opened wlfi'l devotJons guesl, Mts Rrrnwr Darst. <~nd Pra.,.rrs nf Interees<~ion f1om Psalm 71 by :--tro.;. P,ml ! F;rlck. followed wllh prayer bv ~ ANNOUNCING BIRTH 1 Mn. Jacobs and the Lord's ' A J(' and Mrs F'redenck Prayer m unison Mrs. T A Frlltnger tShirley Robertsl of Hewetson was welcomed .as a 1LockiJmrne. Oh10. are announc· gtest. rn~ lht' b1rth uJ a son. FeD 23 Contributions were made to at 1he Lockbourne AuForce tfte birthda\ fund by :'.lrs Jam Rase Hosp1tal He weJghed 7 Gilmore. "'rs. Jarobs and Mrs lb.s 6 01 and 1s named F'red· 'ltacy. A donation was receivem:k Eugene J1 The F1lhngers ed from Charles D1ehl Heporl~ 1wentv-stx ~ tudt•nts recerved also have two daughters, Shar- I o~ various committees wen? givgrttrlf's of · B ' ot <I hove m all ' on Elame, age 4 1 ~ and Karen en. Dish cloths were d1stnbuted Slthjf"cts rlurmf:l llw fourth srx Lynn. age 3 r.randparents are to sell as a money makmg !"JI o ject. A round robm t:ard wa<; M'eks prrtod :11 East'i'rn High ' Mr nd Mr~ Sherman Robert!! stnt to Mrs Dt'nver Carman , 1· ~(hoot rrmf tp.1 1 A L Bow- of Pomeroy and Mrs Kathryn I J'n sRl d 1mJ.t\ Burtnn ol Napt es. Fl onda uie Gallipolis Chmc. ' Freshmen Pa1rtCI3 Bonng. ! :Readings were g1ven bv M•" Twt la Karr (all A~ l and Gary C}larles R. Karr Sr and Mrs Wllt>r Pearl Parker ilfter wh1ch goiill• ~-'' . were played wrth pnzes aw~ll d St1ptutrnorr•s - Jackte Barr, '•m•NY. Ohio Jolin Hogard Dav1d Heaton. e~ to Mrs Hewetson :.11" .J.t ' cbbt and Mrs Ernest Powt•ll I md<l Ht>ndt·r~on F:dmt McCoy: : TONIGHT .lohn \lt>rt>dtlh Sally Mora and who also won the door pm.e "THE LONG SHIPS" Your new Greyhound arent-a member tf your corflmunitJ-ht ~ Refrest1ments were st>rv!'d b) rhom.ls o~borm· nechnicolor) full details on SroJhound"! low fares. fiiiiUtnt schdulos, sconlc tle hoslf'sses to those nanwd Juntot ~ B1ll Allen. Craig 1 Run Tambly, R1cbarr:l V•hd mark. Oscar l\omolk.a. S1dncv hctlli·l Party Ba1ley, Cheryl above and Mrs J01• !=:van s. Mr-.; routes, stopover odvanta&u. preplonned vacations, chrttr bms Politer J;ames Lew1s Mr~ Lou1s !Jielll Henl! 111~rrlt>~ Knight, Linda 3 Stooge•: •.. emlrOJ~ound Pock•l• bpress. Stop loond SIJ helll •.. ttdiJ! -- I Mrs Clnrencf' Curt1s Thr Lflrktns Jul1a ~1cCoy, Esther SUN. MON'/ TUES. April meetmg '.1-il! be held ;rt SprnrPt GREYHOUND BUS STATION Women today play a vital role in the nation's business •.. as executives ar Mut:h .a.9 t~e home of \irs James GliS~·nm~ ·- \\lima Atherton. ' I LA SALLE HOTEL St:hemlng SchenMrs assistants, in every category, their special talents help the economy l(l:ore and lht·re "Ill be a v·hile Dl,lna ll.ter. Rogtor Bahr Ken''GOODBYE CHARLII" A. E. GINTHER PHONE: WY 2-2771 elephant sate. netl1 lLt·· lung tall A) ~lice Har<Technicolor ) tam its prosperous level. Ladies, keep up the good work! I [ ),t Vld Leonard and Iris rony Curtis. OPbb1r Reynolda ri~ Colorurtoon• ~k( ttl . MAYER GRADUATES . . This Advertisement Is Contributed By The Following: Don Mayer, son of 1\-lr and mrs Roy Mayer. graduated EVELYN LUCKE, CLERK OF COURTS OF MEIGS COUN:rY from Ohio State Barber College ·~uelday , March 2 and has ELEANOR ROBSON, RECORDER OF MEIGS C'UNTY OPTOP.\ET R I ,S T J:$lssed the Stale Board examiMILt\UD JACOBS, SUPERINTINDENT OF MIIGS C:OUNfY HOMI ,.tion Hf' plan o: to n tu n to I I Otr1ce Hours 9 10 12. l tn ~ rt.:I""o at Noon on Celt.wnbus soon wht>rt ht- wrtl fhurs - East CqW1 St.. Pomeroy VIOLA HART!NBACH, MATRON SHIRIPF'S DEPT. "o p MIIGS COUNTY be employed. I _ ..l.lJ ~uunet, HITCH See the thrifty, compact B-414 ... tho new tnctor that puts extra dollars in your pocket riaht from the start, yet give!! you power and slam rna for tougheat jobs. B .. 414 ~onomy, plus NEW 3-point draft controlled hilch, and mfllly other profit making benefits make it unequaled ln the all-pur.. pose class. • NIW l·~tolnt draft centrolletl hitch • NIW atl•purpo•• "live" hydraulic sysr.m • NIW 4-cyllnder 101, or Diesel entln•• • NIW heavy-duty adiu•tabl• front o111le Sugar Run Flour Mills • Phone WY·2·2115 WE'LL TRADE! • LIBERAL ALLOWANCE For Your Old Tractor MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. ~ The Gravely Traeror wendR it 9 front, for safety•s lab. CmM way aeros!l any lawn Lo make .tt. m, or- call for frn ~ jewel out of a iumtle. Altl-touRh 1' ou ean be a Lawn Tamil' - . mowiDa: will proba-bly be the ily, wi1h our Bud&"etPlan..• ... lion's share of the Gravely'~ rontributions to your "'e\!-br ln~t, 1t works with a. total o[ 49 attach- [ Need only I? Buy 1 ba& of LaWI 1 Pep and cat Plant Pep ftALF-PRICE! 1 la\Wn pep i• hillh onaly- plant pep puts more 5is {23-12-6) to build show- pep into vegetables, ftowen, place lawns; costs leu than shrubs, trees. 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ROTARY CULTIVATORS, TOOL CULnVATORS, SPRAYERS, SAWS. 49 ll!ttchments In all! See them now and select the tool to meet your needa. �. For WANT AD . ~- @) oK. GOOD seagl• pupo --, sU: -,.--.,... SEWING MACHINE. brand INFOIMAnON old Emmet Stelhem, Long new, can operate automatic Bottom. Ph. 9tl()-3237 . H-3tp for designs, buttonholes. blind . . P. a . 0., . . , _ l"aWktlt!M ...=.:=- - - - - - ' hems, etc. Slightly paint -~..,. a..d.llnt tiM A Ill Montlq WCTION , Saturday, Marcb 13, damaged in shipment. W iII CA.NI'IJ.I . ,.IONS I"'O&RIII"TIO!'!S 1 p m. The following Items will sacrifice $51 so. Complete . .D 1M ~-pt~ ""'" 9:0r> 4 PDP Oa• -.f ,.. ..lt..,tioD • 1 be _.old at auction at Paul with 2 yr . guarantee. Terms _,._,. llSUUI A I'IOI'tl! l"lwl Pvnll•hel -...ene1 <h1 l'llht .. MUt en ...,....,., m' ..:lo ~-•d t>~• t-lflrl•h • • rPpn r-t~ 11!:1"1"1Uro •hu ulll ... l lftiDI'o'tt••.,l}' "'• oafl nl'll ..,. • eSJ)" n• lt" ' for Grueser Building, West Main St., Pomeroy , Ohio. (two buildlngs East of Midway Mar- . .- -. . I 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Mar. 8, !965 For S•le S•le -. I~ Apple Grove Pomeroy II Property I Motor Co • Society Notes Transfers '--------• 2 SIGNS OF OUALITY 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DR. $1.50 weekly . WY Z.3862 3 5 5tc $2295 SAYS mor• 11r111 ( JIJr> ot~• lnror.....-f ln••rtlo& Pomernv Mt'JtOr Co. @) I • • • I" - '---* ' ' •• · . ,, Telet,ision Revue I I BJ RICK. DU BROW Uoll.ed Pre11 Jnt&ruaUooal HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Televl· • ·n't all bad. It bas helped acquaint a whole new generati.OJ. with Jean Arthur through old movies. So It Is somethtng 11 an occasion that this !only lady who charmed another generation with her happy • 18d cracked voice her combination c' determinati~n and vulnerabiJIt) will end her long absence fro'm films Saturday with a guest role on CBS-TV's "Gunomoke." She wHI play an outlaw's worrled mother and I can't tell you whethe~ the show Is any good because 1 haven 't seen it yet, but lt really doesn't matter too much because Miss Arthur 's admirers will always remember her as a touching ct..medienne. In other words, we just want to see her Saturday night, the wa~ one wants to see an old flame who wilJ never Everyone wbo had .a crusb on Miss Ar_tbur re~embers her in a favorite movle. For some It waa ··.Mr. Deeds Goes . To 't..,wn." For omen it m1ght have been " You Can't 'l'ak.t: It With You" F~ me. it was '' A Foreign Affatr/' and the memory of her a~ a prim, businesslike . congresswoman who, on a trJp to grim po9t-World War 11 Europe. g~ts tipsy in ~ nightclub and wmds up stand•ng on a table, teading a crowwd in thfre rous1~~ singmg 0 1 " e an om 1-vWa~, 1-0-Wayyyy. • ·" . M1ss Arthur has been Uvmg v~ry quietly up on th~ Ca~forma coast. below San F ranct.Sco, way from the state's well .. known sloburb!!l and in a breathtakingly beautiful ~ea, and hasn 't shown any incllnation to return to film wo~k until recent months. Then 1t wu I t Bl aettnars --·--~- SMALL FAR~M ior ~ale in Rutland Town,hip. Phone SH 2- o _transnJ~sion. I I I ~ncy . ~- a.~ Cuelt/tl' n Ity lnu~ ~~e ... ~ ;r 1 •n .,,u. ""· BERRY'S WORlD "' 1 1 I I Mrs:·!::I == HOUSE FOR SALE: On Laurel installation dinner at the M,,.J ----I ""'m and bath apartment FREEZER $265.00 $240.GO ~=:·-~ '~ POMEROY am.u, ·-~-... .... mr~ CliH Road. Mrs. Norman E. tin restaurant on March 25. A In Pomeroy. l'bnno wY Z-3319 ttan 1°"-~ Plltie•. Hysell WY ..-u • •322 sack lunch was enJ·oyed at noon Jack W. Carsay, Wr1t•011Wu a&Be,reqatrMnenta. aMn. •n4 12 a tfc , PHONE ~~,?'~.. ' · 2 26 2S(p and the aftecllOOD spent in work· ..... eobJ lltrY!ee.. an 8111-, Pomero,. · TRAILER lots for rent, close WY 1-2181 Dafb lkntllM!l, Pomero,.. Ol:lh• ~mg on s heets 1or the ,~-oomeroy -- . ~FOR SALE ' House for sale 3 Emergency Squad to- Laundrymat and schools 1 - FEMALE : Housew1fe wanted bedrooms bath ca..nntot A nd' · . V.u ey Lu mber & Supply t~ take Pone h 1.. • ' • •yv••·Phone J fftte mg ' Com IDELTCIOUS PIZZAS ! Ho ca 11 s r_ur cs1.aurisonville reasonable. M were M'll Mrs. Berruce paDJ Middleport 10.3--U mehshed companv. Wn te The ' e ers, rs. 1 er, Mrs. Ev• • · c made completely from crust D . S t. s••y SH 2-5468. 2 25 12tc lyn Clark., Mrs - Maxine Jordan• 1 1 8 u p p t d . . my en me ox w_ , . l'H 1JCIOlls sauce. Cho1ce of p n.~ an&:: four '''"~"'tt furm ~ h& o c Oh. FOR SALE Five room Mrs ~ IJld p , S omeroy • 10. · Alberta W:1urner _.. • Mrs • llllfu~ lpart. epperom, ausage, Hamburg house phm breakfast room Mary McAngus, Mrs. BeverJy 3 a 31 c menta wY ?..-5434 12' fJ ric er, or Mushroom (extra). and bath at 123 Unioo Ave. Chapman, Mrs, Sharon Mattox. APARTMENT. ~ rooms --llMI Price by size, large $1, MedAuto Sales Seen by appointment. Phone Mrs. Dorthea McKenzie, Mrs. bath,. shower and tub. 6.1 S. !Urn 75c, small 50c. Jack's WY 2-2564. 2 22 tfc Zurcher and children, Lori and 3rc1 St., Middleport, Phone Dairy Bar, Middleport WY 2- 1955 PL""OUTH:-$150. Alfred FCiR SALE-:- 8 h th- Bobbi Kay Chapman, Buddy WY 2-2671 1 l5 tfc ~~- _____ -~ 24 12tc _ Yeauger, Minersville, Phone 1 er outbuil.dingroomh toanduse, 0 ld McAngus and Mark Mattox. . 3 5 3tp s, 0 5 co HAY de Ilvered TRAILER • nTS ~fll'St BDd second WY 2-6313 · running water a,...es ~ u~ 80W· · AI S ' '' ap and water . Brown'o Trail cutting so traw . W CliH FOR SALE c 1947 Chevrolet, 2ground. Located on Route 325. Off"ICeTI El eel ed er Park tSiate Approved I Stout. GuysvUie, Ohio. Rl door Sedan. See after 4 p.m. Contact c Hone! DeMey, Rut- By }uni6r Choir Mtnermue, Ohio, Pbone wv 1• Ph. MO 2-2439. 2--!l-30tp Norman Baxter, 298 Mulber- land , Ohio. 2-27.-.6tc New officers were elected s.m.. I a Uc USED Army field jackets, Air ry Ave' Pomeroy. Ohio. FOR- SALK 4 room fra.'Jie the Junior Chnlr of til.. IIODERN 4 and batll fur- Corps coveralls, pante aod 3 4 3tp hou'e basement large front Moriah Baptist Church ~ Dished aparbnent. Middleport. shirts. Carl Chevalier, Long 1964 CORVAfR Mom:a, radio, porch: hot and' cold water, da y evenin~ at the home WY U874. J I lfc Bottom. U-3tiljl hj!ater, automatic lransmis8xtl room added for bath. % Mrs. Paul Gomer, their dir•..,_l NEW GAL IN TOWN-With SINGER automatic fancy stitch mission. 7,100 miles. Phone acres ground on Old Chester tor. Mr. Howard English stars in her eyes and hopes 1 ROOMS and bath, buildings late model like new in walnut WY 2-2014. 3 3 6tp Road. Ph : WY 2-6127 isided over the meeting. high for a career in movies •nd garden. Less than 1 mile cabinet. Fancy designs , sews Tile Ramole-r 2-27·12tc I The-y were Freddy Robinson, Gall Hire, a Photographer'S "Off Rt. 1 on Story's Run Road. on b ttons mak b ttonh0I .., 1.1 _ _ _.. I n._ - - - - -- - -· I president; ' Marsha Bowles, model in New York, has been lleferenr:e required . Ca ll u ' es u e& woriU a .. uua•• 0 ........paca MODERN BRICK and frame retary: Kenneth English. trea- signed up by Paramount. Oteshire, EM 7-7188. darns, eD'_lbroiderl!l, mon~ EleeUenee ranch home on Route 7 near I Sitter; Junior Garnes, sgt.·at- Her flrst role will be in "Red 3 5 6tp grams, bl~ hems. stws IR Bta ear room, rid. llDd per- State Highway garage. Five · arms; program and other Line 7,000." 1 ROOM apartment&Dd batb zippers, 00 attachmet~ts fll'maoce. SmaD e111r eeooomy rooms, pAtio, basement... in- mittees, Sandra Hollin&hed, - --needed. Guaranteed. Balance IDd manfllerablllty sulated. storm wmdows and chr ., Thelma and Lou 1-(otwl- A' J ,..fp!.fE -HT~J llllfUrnloJtd All utilities lUI' due 10 payments, $'1.79 or Soe doors, l.iled kitchen and bath, eon, Sally and Sherrie Powell, ST. LOUIS IU?li - S•ason Dilbld. Upetalra Bbov.t Dr $67.40 cash. We serv1ce what Metropouw Motort 100 x 400 lot. firepla••t-. a!· Gail Bnsrd , Jamari l ,'1 ,,. ·i rd, I!Ja!es for St! . Donovan's ofJce Phooe WY we sell and carry our own acE. 1\leln Street, Pomeroy uminum windows, marble Paula Gomer and 8flty E·ns- Crdim:ls have alre~dy n saAI • WY Z..20&l. ZOUDII. WY 2--.3862. .Pbeal WY W¥11 Phone WY or !ish. ThP. group oiscussed mo.11· the all-time high set ln 1961 1 12 tfc J 5 ito 4 27 tfr WY 2-~?.92. 3 3 6tc p~· m";n., r'ro~ort~. !witl! u'eo. tota'fn~ f72'J,OOO. i i I b Har- •,!::: I room tlc~:et sill.~ . "' • I •-<If., Ill ~.Q .......... 1 tf'~ ' - " 2-53':1~ t~e '~~:il ·-· /U Pleauat VaDey Hospital •ARNEY GOOGLf ADMI'M'ED : Hilda Bradshaw, Pt. Pleasant ; Mn. Teddy Dunn, ,-'!.. Grimms Landing C1therine Bot- '----/l worth , Lakin; Samuel Keller, r-Cottageville. DISCHARGED: Gregory Hoffman, New Haven ; Mrs. Hubert Mnlline1. and daughte. Abuckle; Ms. Lewis Haia, Buffa1o. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Terry civil Nutter, Hendersoo, • daughter. DOWN 1Cm.Bure MJBOSe = L:arotben abbr. ~ a.c the &op. 1. Mfl1tu1 l.llfii'II>MIC!!I it. 8IGtll JII.RocJC.. tD& I.~ .II. .._ AntJlropold 1.. nowed ta.. Reata: e. ;:,:_-: 1!..-RIJlll. S.C.=•W •• s'!.- _ ...._ . . -_ rr. ...., am ...... =mine, u 'I.'J'roDtpart 18. 'l'o ~tort a •leg •::.:~ HEY. MAW!! OIDWE61T A LETTER? =.-bDI JICiiiiUM abbr. -~ a a.. :: .._ AqmJ& a. PiGdOiM .................. n. V'l&voP JS. ,.._ 0 a lAke Ia Switzer- 11. PNF ..... a& A 1i1.r111=: --. - I&. · - u.-. ..,.. :11 Like ...... . , 11. - ~ 111.- IS. River: Sp. u. 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How many check ! booko did It take?'' - ·- -W - M_P_O_R-:-a-d-=-io- ·Mcnday Tbru Friday: 5·38 Sundown Serrnade &cOO Sign-On, Newo UO Sign Off 6: 05 Sacred Heart Saturdays: 8.20 Meigs CT, RFD 6 00 Sign On News U:25 Paul Bowers Farm 6:0{, Country Mu sic Time 6:30 Bill Miller Show 8:25 Country Jamboree 6:57 Weather 7:00 News 1c00 National News 7c05 Larry Anderson Show 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 10:4a It 's Mus.ic - Army 7:3o Sports 11 :00 Dairy Valley & Dutton's 7:35 Bill Miller Show Top Ten Show 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 11;:00 News (Tuesday -Thursday) 12:15 Musical InterllJde 7:50 News 12:30 The Rev _ Merlin Teel~ 8:30 Daily Light 1:00 The Jim \olt>es Show 8:45 Baker Furnitllfe Show 5:30 Sundown Serenade tWed.-Auctionl Fri, Show) 6·30 Sign Off 9:00 News Sunda) s: 9: 05 Coffee With Janet 7: 30 Sign On ~ Arm y Hour llr :OO Swap Shop 7:55 News 10 :15 Mornmg Meditations 8.00 French City Baplist 10 :30 Bill Miller Show Church 10 :45 Mason Agr. 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Weather S:30 Dinner Musicale ~ ' 00 Sign Oil SATUituAY 7c15 Sign On 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and TesUmon)' 8·00 Ohio Valley New1 UJ5 World News 1: 10 Sports Today lei> Weather 10 :30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11 :00 New!!!, Army Hour 11 :30 Public Sei'\'!Ce 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 BuJletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gram& 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:00 Oiscmg with Doss 4:30 Top l'es Revua 5:00 News Ro..:ndup 5: 15 Public Service i cill/ DUUJer Musicale UO Sign Off WELL, OOC 'SlJRE AAs A IDT To LEA~ ASOUT M~ ~IQI1T~G I COULO f'\CI{ ~ H1M ~ '"''~ OOQS OF PMAGHU'I'e 6HIIDUueJ, wrrH oor CUP! 8U"T THAl"' eE <XIW ~-~~DE!t' Bv GEOIIGE WO!'IDEk FLA~ WJ-IA"T IH' ? '""""' TOO ~ ~0\..0M~~ 19 T~T WHAT VOU ..-nJPI> BRUI!S ~AVE eEEI't T~f WI«, t\.1..- KNOvV FOP, BUT Wt \M)ULCNT RI(7HT DEPRtV! ~ '!OJ _WE KNOV\I HOI>..' ,1/,IXH IT 10 Ya.t ... I'M~ ANP AFTER IT•• - -- a .LA,. 299 5 FlllfNITVI>" SH 2-4&11 Rutlnd r--,r-: esc:e' :. .~ UJOt":r1 re~~ ~ <II.Colt<a .7.Tobe "WI.la( RIJTI " .... .., ce ..- t a ~n va,ue 1t ..edt& 1\iE CHtllf [11116511{f 0\«fFUtlY WOVeN N!T- EASY TERMS . ~p;;;:-f,:;::-:2 >e .ao1e-s. ... o~ . . eel ha~·e l1..:e TaJ 1 0 TERRY I #4 '"Tlllla;t ...... It - . , 'ciMJII ~ rc 18.1lecuro M.Jixole.... ..,_ _.., -~"' """"' ..."-"-lliDor&'"""" Insurance T. A. will meet in the school day. en the headache. 10 DUl1P HED c 121 825 auditorium Monday at 7'30 p. Melg1 CoiWty Fox Hunter& As· , truck tires. 1958 Mercury. m. There will be a panel disMrs. Vera Craig and Sherry sociatiOit will meet at the · Dorser Larkins. Long Holtnm. WY 2-2143 Pomeroy, 0 . -~4 · _ - ~ _ G~ARANTI:EJ?. ~enewable for cussion on "How We as parents and Keith of Syracuse spent a Q - My daughter suffers Coon Hunters Club Ho me · Oh io. Ches ler Phone 985-3287. ~ HOUSE for sale. 4 rooms, bath, life ho~p1tahzatmn . Issued can help our children.'' Re- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. from trigger finger. What treat· on Snowball Hill,. :l.farch 8_1 __ _ 3 3 6tc CUSTOM butcherine and cut- full basement. Aluminum at all ages. Phone WY 2-fit66. freshments will be servtd by Floyd Norris. Te~ ~~o~~~d? somea! 7:30 p. m. Meetmg IS call- 19fi3 COLONIAL Mobil Home, ting Phil Meier, Phone WY sidinR storm doors, and win2 18 U_: the third grade mothers. The MYF of the Letart Falls f Id 12 t tic dow~_ Priced reasonable Can PHUI'O Copying Servlce Cop- ""·sc;s of 11eat h inet .• ho- Charge attended a youth rally . Jmes cal finger ed for Election of Offict>rs. 511 ft . lona and 10 ft. Wlde. 2-3510. JHe w d bye ..snpp~ng k " be see-n at 773 Grant St., Midlis ng cause All F 01 Hunters arf' urged to Has c011 pt•rlone KJfrhf'n, two A.UerttJNf'~IGR ies made of legal papers. d'lS t Clmrc h w1'II meet M • ond ay at Chester a recent Sunday. t d af I.JIth1c r·ening ol the dleport, Ohio. 3 2_ 6tp birttJ records and almost sny evenmg, . Marc h 8, a I t I1e ch urch Mrs. Laura Wildermuth and ao na en or, att~nd .. 3 4 .1tc bf'drooms tht•rmosta tic·a ll v Comptew Senrtce __ 'ngo f ethemger Ior Iby, 1 1 L -controlled heal. fh is home is 01tt ~ord FOR SA E 6 room ho use other documents. 1 a. 7:.u Fl . 0th . enc OS n, "0 p. m. P rogr.1m chaJr· - Edward of Gallipolis spent Sun- .heathrrowJ Portland Methodist Charge plac·"j on two lot s m arowt.'rfle _ P'Doa11 • Ceamct wit h bath, one floor pan I 1n Reuter Insurance, Pomerey man an d devo tl onaJ Iea der WI·n day with her parents, Mr. and as snapping sounde 1mger causes · exmg · wishes to announce that Pas- ing ~ Syracuse. Price for " hoth A. C. BR.AIU<"ORD Middleport.. 3 bl uc k s trom I t lfc b e M rs. C· E · Young an d M rs. Mrs. Edward Miller. Although imm b'l· ' !I th 1 0 1 tor Arthur Stitt will resume lot s and home $4495 Al sul RadH, Ollie sc hoo I - c hurc h - grocery. I re eJg er. os esses Wl ng .er with a splint may give M"ld d Z · l H t ·u Mr. and Mrs. Miles Ch1'ldress f1. l2a on o e h. ' and' · wh1te1 .· 1 I"., tfr Very good ne;•hborhood . Calli' be Mrs. Emerson Jones. Mrs. have m0 ved to the Ernest relief, most victims cannot be prrac mg at 11 a. m. at Sutfor sale 1961 blue oe. Livestock ton , and at 7:30 p. m. Port- Oldsmobile 4 door hardt op.! INCOME TAX Servif'e, John- WY 2-5465. 3 J 6tc Bethel No. 62 of the Jnterna· Grimm residence at Letart cured without an operation to l&nd, Sunday, March 7. We ,· power steenng, . t' FOR SALE Th e bedrooms I Doe V rt tional Order of Job 's Daughters Falls. autom a JC son Simpson Insurance Ag· : re •' Dr. Me vln E. rr, ete n· will meet in regular session at M d M B bb w If widen the tendon sheath. owe a debt of gratitude to 1 IP.at ht•r in_ter- 1 Room 6, Coats Build- bath, basement, garage, gaa l arian, large and smaU animals the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. d h rs. 0 d Yfr 0 Whether this operation ls adRev . M. E. Dowson and to 10r. all m excell ent condJtJ()n. 1 mg. Middleport. I furnace, firep lace_ 21/a lots. 128 Washington St., Ravens- Monda_v at : p.m. an amly ave move om visable depends on how much 7 30 1 20 tfc Phone 773-5611 Mason. wood, w va. Phone 273-4271. MAR. Cross residence to their farm the condition bothers your dauspeaker Leo B. Crew, and $1795. See or contact Bill , for the many prayers and [I Harden, Syraruse. Phone WY . - - - 2·13-30tp Office bours, Daily 4 to 6 p. The WSCS of the9 United M r~ntly purchased from Mr. ghter. cards received in his behalf. 2-39ll6 or WY 2-3714. j ~'~elgler Bnildtn~ ~..ppl) for [ m. 1 26 tfc thodist churcb will m~t Tue~~ an Mrs. RObert Parsons, .Dor3 5 3tc new homes Built in ki!ch. csa. Q - My daughter has had 3 4 3tc _______________.:__.:_ ens storm wmctows s:Jum- 1 ~~~ d.ay, at 7:30p.m., at the church Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and diabetes since she was a child THE KYGER CREEK H' hf NOTTCE TRUCK GROWEHS c Siding Call Guy NetgLegal Notice with Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, Mrs. Pam spent the week end with Her doctor ten, her she has School Senior Mothers Order you southen C<Jhbllge l ler, Racine, Ohio. 'POMEROY- Modern 2 . bed-·- - - Jed Webster Sr. and Mrs. Eu- Mr. and Mrs. Don Beegle of Harnersteel-Wilson's disease. spnnsorina 8 rummage sal plan ts now. W11! have some · tfc f h wi th bath 1N THI! covn oF coMMON nu.• , Bryant as hostesses. Mrs. Columbus. Please explain what ,.,_ Is. 12 29 -~ e r. 0 ld A H b .d w·J1II room rame orne • MEJGs couNTY, oHio """ 1 Schoen1e b and Mrs. Gl en at the Stansbury Bldg. acrnss ' en ere Y n · · f ed hot air heating 1 TO THE coun OF coMMON A - I lmo~of no Haersteel1 from the Bonanza l·n 111.ddl"'--- hav.e tnmatr. plan ts !;1st of. &.art f'.,.Her . P'tambla& ull gas If fl b k , h' PLIAS, MEIGI couMTY, OHIO Dill will be devotional leader BASHAN w ·l , , ... u do hardwood ours, ac pmc •I No. 1uu ha" I SODS dtsea but there Is a port. Ohio, March 5, and Apnl and May. Char les. R. ea I d r II basement Locnted in NOTICI! n PVILJCATJON program c Jrman. ' Mr. and Mrs. William OhUng- Kimmenstiel· ilson --•-orne. H p Ll d Ph \II 3 MtDenvtlle. . . . an u . g,...., W••r•. Jr. Mar 10 "'"""' 1 · March 6, Friday and Saturnrns, or an · une · ood neighborhood with 50 1to11t• 1 er and family of Pomeroy were It is seen Jn Pil"IOllJ wh 0 day' End vow le1H'I troarues g 1 d . b k d l"omuoy, on1o, Pltlnllff, The Pomeroy Shakespaere t f Mr nd M h had di 3 4 3tc - 2693 . ____ __ 3 5 12tc w b aD b.N ft ot an nwe ac yar . ••· ·n supper guess o . a rs. ave ·abetes 1w 11 or 20 · - ICORN AND HAY . Mrs. De 1S:.we~"~8C'b~e& sJOO 00 down ray ment reAnn w.. n wt rn:t hWednesday at Robert White Sunday. yean. 1 Hiland Church Revival Is tn bert Cau L Chester, Oh io. quired and balam.:e $43.72 · at e ome of Miss Mrs. Hilda WbUe .spent a This is .a degenerative dis. I smging .1 Phone 985-240L tt.lel Ebersbach. . 'th ease of the kldneys ••progress now . spec1a :l 5 3!p CaD R.-.asonalt.lt W\' W97'.fi Oay per mon th . Rose Lodge 'wlXIUJar:F I recent MondaY everung WI_ uud 111 sec01 Nltht 1 Everyone welcome. Pastor DON 'T PU~P •qu 1 . h • tfr POMEROY 6 room . Middleport will m;, Mrs. A. H. Bailey. ious diabetic complication. It 7 Rev. Ivan Myers Evervnne . } s uggJs sep. house wifh bath, gas heatmg, Sonia and Shelia White of occurs predominantly .ID wornwelcome. . 3 3 4tc tic _tank. (;ef Klean-Em-All l 't:AI"ING, Plumbing. Maeller front porch and full basement. afternoon at 1=30 Warsaw spent Sunday with en. Thll! far there is no aaw. septJc tank cle;~ner. Land- FuJt.aca. Arnold Bro~en. Large lul out of high water. at the Legion hall. Mrs. Brenda Lee Ba1lard. factory treatment for Jt. RUG Weaving. WI 9-2826 mark F"<~l n Bureau. 1;:a"' MaiD Street. Pom $3000.00. tor • Js president. Mrs. Sue Goeglein, Mrs. Ma2 IB Uc er<IJI. l'boae WY ZM<a. POMEROY - Semi • business " ' '"• ry Shaffer and Mrs. Mildred wltll Mr. 11M1 Mro. - - - - · ----.:2.:._5 30tp 00 Robert 7 10 tie eslabUshment with large ~~r:: <> ·••'" Camukt Club Meet& Dains of Pomeroy apent Friday White. AUTI•MIIBII.J! IDPU'ance been 1 1964 APPLIANCE - - - - . , - - - - - - - sales or display room, 2 ex- ""';"' "" • Fol mer Horne 08ncelled? 1.oot vour ~. I CLOSE·OUT SALE Help Wanted tra rooms and bath on first o, •• w..... "" "'"""" Mrs -_.. wEBSTER .., FL'LTZ. . Clair Spencer was a lor't llt."tmR'.l' CaU Wl Z..tll86 WANTED F II . f floor , 6 - room apartment AIWrn.,y• tor PJatnutt guest when Mrs. Max Folmer lliU:c REG, CLOSE-OUT : u t1me agent or on 2nd floor having separate C2J ;,1; O! s. 19, ~. 27 ; r•) s. tttt I-ARISTOCRAT big insurance mmpany . w~ entrance. Nicely located jU'>t - -entertained the Bi-Monthly CanWASHER $235.00 $210.00 train you . Write Box 668 . R, a short walk from courthouse. lnstaUation Dinner .asia club Thursday •veninM at For Rent I-ARISTOCRAT ELEC . The Da1l~ Senlmcl, givmg full Can be bought right. Pla dM h h her Nye Av. borne. $179.00 $150.00 particulars about yourself. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR nne arc 25 f PriZes for games were awanll-1 f ROOMS and bath, basement DRYER J~fi-6tc HQX !29 WY Z-3830 The Pomeroy Home Demonlo Mrs. Spencer and and furnace heat. In Pome- I-CUSTOM WASHER 1175.00 $155.00 st r 1 b e1 ::~:::1Eugen I II · ~·"~freshmen~•! WANTED · Middle- aged rl1an 3 5 3tc raJOD. cu m e Trlpe roy. Ca ll wY 2-3319. 3~tfc I I-PACEMAKER ELEC. 1cc=~~=-=,.,.----- at the home of Mrs. were oerved by tile hootes1 $205.00 $180.00 or woman. :\1ust be able to roR SALE-Mlddleoort'a laJJ. Zurcher, East Malo St. tbe above named and I ROOM and b<Jth furnished DRYER %--15 cu. FT COMB. live in. Inquire Ohio . est building, located 352 N. Mr>. BeUy MiUer, president, ard Jl'inlaw, Mrs. John apartment In Middleporl, I FROSTLESS $349,00 $315.00 Middleport "27 t1 •-·· S '" ~und floor. 390 S. Second 1-18 CU. FT. UPRIGHT · ~ • c ~Dd treet, ~ddleport. conducted a busineu oesalou In Mrs. Donald McKenzie, OVer Mrs. Howard Cecil, WY I FREEZER $245.00 $22S.OO U.S. Civil S.rvico Toml Priced lor quiet oale. JD. the forenoon, Officers were • CbarleJ Riffle and :ur., kllfl ta Ill!() o••·Ad•ar~eemant. 8.eun fc;lba. -nlected and plam made lor .. CoWaD. U262. J S tfc 1 I-20 CU. FT. UPRIGHT lll&b·•omiiZI pa, 6bort bure. .,. ...... ., •• Ob1o Hotel oppeal has been flied In the of. f1C1: ot the Circult Clerk 11yled L. E. Eada, dba White SW' Market by D. L. Alltoon vo. Joe Scott. Tbe action w.u first heard in the J ..astice of Peace Court of Mrrs . Edith P'o1 and Judgment 1u11 given to L . E . EaU& in the 1 1um of $291.34. and ScoU appelleo the judgment. DAILY CROSSWORD dlttlcaJt, Brake Service I's ' APPEAL FILED PT. PLEASANT - A • - - - __ 18- Not Wheel Al'rqnmenf 3 4 3te about the latt comethan Fred NBC-TV 's 'Today" Monday, includmg readings of passa~e1 from a new book of his letters ... Edward Albee Is scheduled to discuss his play '"Tiny A~ice'' on ·'Today" next Thursday... Barbra Streisand '& first one - hour special for CBS-TV Airs April 28· .. It 1s called "My Name iJ Barbra" .. how precious. change iD one's memory from Allen on the day we first saw her· progr.um SOCIAL CALENDAR Department. "'ported tllat Lucille Boll's ··Lucy Show ·· bad Lried t-o lffWfU TA .. Mto 739 STHIU! lempt her wtth a script. But •I> parently that didn't work oot. 11ae CbaDDel Swim : There will be a one-hour feature Mildred E. Rous h, dec _ to Mil- held 8 brthday party at their group of lipoid drop. lard R. Van Meter , Vera E . home Saturday evening in bon- Lip::~t.aine is a combination of Van Meter, Lot 4, Racine, Sut.- or of their son, Edward, and betaine, a heart stimulant; cho- ket l. Barr(>] back chau, Wanted To Buy ton. "'' daughter, Cindy. Those present line for liver and heart diseases, lamps. chest of drawers. sev- -fini.<ih likto new William M . Heilman, Eflna l were Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Dean liver ertract, and vUamina I-t era! TV's. trunks . electric BABY bed in good condition. Heilman to Michael Burke, par- Hill , Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Par· and B-12. 1963 .~EMPEST LeMANS CPE . - - - - - -r· -· b$179t aAra stove' Chrome dinelle set , WI 9-2739. 3-&-3tp 326 eels Chester d Ro M s Edna ,.nr til •n • -'.d Sei'TIH Ll:)(:al owned and low milea~e . re<l over ivory 1ms · • · sons an ger, r · Lipoflavanotd contalns cbOt C:en.u ,.,. "or<l on• In••,...,..., mattresses, bicycle. plalform OLD BRASS, copper and lron VB engine, automatic trans . Like new whitewall tires, raHatlie Cross, Alva Cross, Roush, Roger Roush, Roberta, nd ltlfllll ..,U ir' ,. h .. ra~ 80 .... nu 1~ {)ent.. Qoef •nNI for n,.-.. ·no rocker, glass door 1ookcase, pieces, old toys, carved b.anddio and heater. to Leland Clonch, Reath.a Nancy, Sharon and David ~ine, some amino acidll~an Hr""'ltl¥• l!lHn:JOI\8 sweeper, 3-piece aqua sedwn- led furniture , marble topped Clonch. Roush. Refreshments of cu~ lrnposing array of vi 60 .,.., an~i I>UI<-nu"' on Ool"ld •d. •nit •rt• p11d . . r.tllro 1(1 "•J"• al Jiving room sui te, 2 rock- furniture, 'drop leaf table, corMinnie U. Chaney to Rich· cakes, hotdogs and kool aid Lipostabil, .a German drug CARD Ot rHANKJI • OH-ITlJ o\IUU tl -"' for 110 "o rd lllin mg cha lr5 a retngcra!ors. 9 nf'r cupboards, desks, plank ard E. Harvey, Norma J . Har- were served. not generally available 1n the tmum C.rh •dlhunniJ •ord It eMits, cane chairs, vey, parcels· Bedford. United States has a similar gas ranges. modern light oak seat O,.,.W& II OU U bedroom suite. wing back bowl and pitcher sets, china OPEN ~YES. 7:00 P.M. Minnie u. Chaney, Adm. 'Ibe WMA met at the United composition. lriO 4 M t f'O IUIO P M (bllJ POMEROY, OHIO John S. Chaney, dec ., to Rich- Brethren Church Tuesday nJght All three drugs are pre!!crlbchair. maple bunk beds, 12 dolls, old Lamps or parts of lllunlu -8 ¥1 A lilt .,. \1 '00 aoon IT"S sO EAS"¥ matched <~nti{JUe chairs . Noh'· lamps, gas lights and picture ard E· Halvey, Norma J . Hal- at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Mar- ed for hardening of the arteries, tu .,, _,<u:l " llUUL1 PRODlJC:INO 5.000 free TV stamps to be frames. WY 2-5262. Mrs. How·• ey, parcels, Bedford. jorie Grimm as Jeader. The Impaired liver function an d WA.N'T A,[) Real Estate For Sale • 0 pportun1ty • · was opened bY smg · 1ng cirrhosis of the liver. 1 know of giYen awav f':d s. Tnmble. ard Cecil, West Main Street. Bus1ness James Parsons, Martha V. meetmg Owner B;adford Aucuon Pomeroy. 2 23 30tc FOR SALE : 8 room house and Parsons to James E. Roush, a hymn. The scripture reading no harmful side effects from PHONE WY 2-2156 Company . C Bradford. Aue - 1 . 3 lots. room for 3 or 4 trail- GROCERY STORE, 2nd St., Parcels, Chesler. of Sl. Mark, loth chapter, was the use of these drugs,but I ti oneer. A. . C Bradford. \1gr . STA~DIN~ Tirnb~r. Top cash ers. Very reasonable· priced Pomeroy. Fully equipped C. Fred Goeg\ein to Gail P. followed by prayer by Mrs. can't vouch fort heir usefulness. Rae me Ohio. 3-fi-6tr prJce paid. Manon Reynold!:, for quick sale. Call WY 2-6524. $4500.00, plus merchandise. Buck, Addie M. Buck, .62 acre,l llerb,ert Roush . The song, " JeNotice - · ~ Coolville, Ohio. ru. 3. Call 3-6-7tp Will finance. Salif~ury. sus Paid It All, was sung by Q _ In the pa&t four year! IVORY dressing table, mahog-, after 4 o'clock, 667-3500. O'Brlen & Crow, Realty Russell T. Harden to Mary the members. Questions about I have had five spells in whi ch 18TH annual SEO Hereford As· an,· highboy. poster bed . met - I 1-ll·Uc FOR SALE : 8 room house, In WY Z.%720 E. Ohlinger, Erma Thompson, missionaries home and abroad my left fjeld of vision w.a• resocialion Show and .'iale will al · twd WY 2- ~•B!I· :!-ti :ltc · ! J ddleport. Double garage 3 4 6tc lots, Pomeroy. by the leader followed. A spec- placed by zigzagging, wavy lines. h k be held al t e Roc Spring OR-IlP.fl A" . STUTZ"' - l·l & N I' e,·nde r bl oc"'' bu I'ldl·ng m' rear . l~r-===========.! Frank Gaul· Dal·sy Gaul to ial song, "OUr Best, was sung This lasted about 40 minutes, Bus1'ness Serv1"ce1 Falr Ground. Pomeroy, Ohio . .v1 "" Double corner Jot. SH 2-417~. Eldon and Evelyn Gaul, par- by Florence Adams and Mar- then , I felt fine . Is it possible Saturday , March 20. with the "J\'k k Cl11\' ,,. • a m1'gram' e attack with3-.,.. "6tc Un u s u al 0 p portu~'ty eels, Chester. J·one Grimm. The topic was to ha"e · k• " Ieg Iwrn cIli ekS· TO BETTER serve you, we opshow at 9 a.m. and the snle or startl-'d pullf'ts !ll d r~y \11/U· era le a ol-w heel drive loader 2 ACRE lof. 800 ft. South on High commission earnings -" Women Miss ion Workers in out the hedache? at 1 p.m. 56 head regular ern Poul!r~· . Aox 1&1 . .:\f Iwns . an d back hoe . rree estimates Rt. No. (from Pomeroy wit a growmg year o o h · 6t ld Hondorus. Readings were giv- A - Migrane is an Wipredict62 H f rds h d d 11 d 0 11 1 Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet w. company selling world fam· en and discussed by the mem- Bble disea~e. What you have ·0. Phone LY 2-00J I nrue an po e · Bridge ). Contact Grady Craig, ous Good,·ear maontena••e be ~ b 1 t· d 'bed · th " ere o 3·ti-llr Sh Ier, Contractmg. ..... rs..LUe us ness mee mg was escr1 IS e start, or "aura 3-6-ltc . _ u Mason County, w. va. 773products. Rod Tormo earned - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - 1 · 1. but conducted by the vice presi· of a migraine attack. . 3 4 trc 5901 _ 3-6-tfc over $24,000 {not typ1ca HAM SHOOT, Sunday, March, NICE TURN IPS for sale, $2 00 __ indicative of potential) last dnet, Mrs. Herbert Roush in As a victim of mt,ratne be7 at the Jsaac Wa lton fi'arm. FOR SALE : House, 7 rooms year. M_ W. Age Franknoearned ovthe absence of the president, comes 50 or more, the Hverlty per bu shel. Marvm Stone. 2 EXPERIE•,• CEO er $13,000. barrier. Chester; Noon un!li dark _ miles ou t of Kllfland ()n th e ·~ 1 and bath • good out-buildings Diversified vear round line. MAR. 7 Mrs· Jam es Morrison. enedic- of tbe attacks usually deereases. Sponsored by Chester fire ~l arnsonville Rd . .1 4 3tp AUTOMOBILE and cellar. Can be seen at No investment required _ We 'rhe Catholic Women's Oub tion was by Mrs. Edward Mill- Thus, while the typical attack Department. 3 ' 55 Elm St., Middleport, Ohio. take care of a!J financinF er. Mrs. Hob Adams was pian- starts with an aura and is fol5 3tc! ~~ ' h y shipping _ and co11echons. of the Sacred Heart Church will . t 1 ed b "ded ~ 1--l f:AVY CHAIN link fence , P one w 2-3339. Start on part time basis if have the hour of Recollection ts. ow Y severe one -BI HAM SHOOT Sundav., March 7 Wlrf'. 7 fl tall , enough to you !Ike. Wnte and Deanery meetl·ng Sunday at M d M B 1 •J 4 6tc · Conso I'd 1 ate d headache and vomiting, many 1 at the Isaac Walton Farm, fence in a faC'tory. Like new. AND ' FOR SAL -E~ . -7 room. house 10- Pamt f pr. kan b rs. dil MShumway Fl · IK•~ v arms· h Corp., Eas t 2 older persons have the aura foJ. 0 ar ers urg an 1 Ohio Bldg., Ceveland, Ohio p.m. rs. ' oyd lowed by a mild headache and Chester, noon until dark . R ~l Couper. LaiiJ.:Wille, MAR. 8 Farra of Racine, called on no vomiting, and eYentuallv 1 cated on \1ain St., Pomeroy. 1 Phone SH 2-4834. Sponsored by Chesler fi' i r e1 Ohio. SH 2-5408. 3 4 6tp S 2 6tp The Pomeroy Elementary P . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heiney Sun Ian occasional aura without evll•hH ,... , MD By Woyne G. Bnndotadl, · • By Mn. Herbert Roush One batcb o! mall Ul Mr . and Mrs. Russell Roush brought three queries about 1 Dorothy Phillips, 4 Door 8 cyl . Powerglide, Power steering, radio and heatl'r. Local owned ear. Real nice . 1963 CHEVROLIIT IMPALA STATION WAG . _ _ $2495 8 cyl . Powerglide, power steering, power brakes, maroon oocroR ' iiEY,WMf UP, CAR HAS SEEN STOL.EN OUR I'VE IJf6l ~~ LOQI(ING R:lR )"Q(J. Y~J ... ' !TS A lONI5 C"ffRY, M:114, Mil> I~ TIMPTEP TO Tiff 1\NP !11!1 0"0• BUT AFlER WHAT WE' VE lllt(J'1l.l BE.~ "THI(Ot.t5H, IT '"""""'-"~ �'"" - -- { - .. - . . . ' '' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. _6· 1965 Spring Salute to Working Women Begins Sunday '!be annual Spring-tune Salutt> unbroken harmony symbolic of the mternational ~-.1 to Federation relations program. And the and loya 11 Y scroU of learnlil!l signilieo faith Ideal!. fft. While of the Gallipolis Business fund drive. . Is significant, . using th~ Greek staff of Mercw-y , beraid of a 1n the future and obligation to In the Midd~port club.' ~ 1 afld Pro(t~· :sional Women 's Club. At present, two local girls gnddess of Victory, Nike, tra- new area of opportunity and those wbo foUow . Tb1J also cen serving thts y~ar are . r · I !"rom MiddlefX~rt, Miss Nina are in training at Holzer Hos- ditmna!ly placed on the equality through health, bar· symboliJ.ed pubUc affairs and John Werner , president Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Essie Russell and pita I Sc~ool _ of Nursing on the of a ship, i~ an expresslon mony and power. legislative programs. 'I1Je iinal Grace Pratt, vice president; m the c-elebration by to workinl women . some 1711. Ltm ~ o lut '"' tu workmg wom~n 8Qi. of them . membf'ro; of the wi ll be the mt>mbers of the Business and Profrss 1onal Wo- ~ILddlt'J>-Jrt 8U!il0t>SS and Pro:-.mens Clubs throughout the lt' ~slun.1 ] Womens Club. world, begins Sunda_\- . MarC'h 7 In 1949. a pre-organizational This spotligh1 IUr nt'd ont o the nlt't'tlng ,., ,, ~ llt'ld at the Ruscouittry will Jilurn m:..~t e lht' St'll Au lu S<J it'" on J'hird Str~t · high points or F't>-dera!Juu ub· 111 \\ ,del l\' fXH· t and present at jectiYE>s. cltlb <H"fn·itws <~nd , th is meer1r 1g .,ere M1ss Ethel n.., 1 M<:~ u dt' y 'li n" Mi~"t Edith .oms,.an d mg ctt · Illt\ r m ent s o.ry ' !'o · • 1 ' outs.landmg women . But ~m p !l lf'r ;md Mrs_ Ann Jolnmg I Mrs . Pearl Reynolds , attende-d B&PW toiursmg scholarship, SuMrs White presented t_he sie Allensworth , Middleport . F"ederauon program and M1ss and Jane Doug las, Pomeroy Hutsmp1 ller presented an I One of th ebn~west projehc~s off outhne of parll<:~mentary law . 1the loca 1 c ~ ts sponsors tp o And , on April 9, 1946, an organ- a J:WI tu G1rls State. . tzation.al meeting was held at I The emblem of the Business . , , • the Presbytertan Church, w1tt1 and Professwnal Women::; Club 1 ) Mrs Chloe Maloney . district director as speaker for lhe even - ~ 1 ....=-------------- ;,;;;;;~~_:.:;;.;, MR. FARMER: WE CAN HELP! . the Federations movement It also signifies the health touch 011 the emblem is the Mrs. Ann Bailey, secretary, the_ face of prejudi~e anird•di'v id-l and safety program. Ship of fine symbols on Ntke with the and Miss Sharon Roush, tre_~,. tatwn . It also depacls commerce typifies the entrance date 1919, the founding date , 1 urer. 'There are about 40 act ve ual hst~engthth and f of women into business, and is enclosed with 1 golden circle, members. to~c ts e sym001 o ·~.~:~~; lr:.:=:.=:.!::::;.::,_::._;;;;:::,_;;;;;;;.;.;::;;;;;;:;;.,;;;:~;;_;:;;;;::;;;;:~::::::-•1 slup a~d wtsdom, _and .~: an obligation tod hght the 11 Th for a . e war represents _ . __ Shop Saturday Evening Until 8:30 : 1 I • ~resident ; Mrs. Essie Hussell. , vice president; Miss Freddie ) opportun- ity slip through your fingers l.l·t giv~ I you You11 find on ucollonl soloctlon of ( low int erest rates! ' 4% Annually (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) .1 e Work Jockolt To l'ln ate the sta ndards for wonwn m business and m the proH· ~s nm ~. to promote the in· teresl ot business an~ profes·' .~l j Jni:il wOJrnen. to hnng about a sp1n1 ol coope ration among bu~Jnt''>S and professional worn· t'll rot the United States, and to extend opportunities to busi- ' ne" ond profm ;onal women LYO:-IS~ IIA SBARGEN Ef\GAGEMENT ANNOUNCED throu~h edueatiun along I mP~ - Mr. and ~1rs . Lind sey L. Lyons Jr . of Tuppers Plains of mdustml. scientific, and are announcing !he cngagenwnt of their dau ghter , Lynvocatwnal artivit1es. dall Louise, to rtir. Li:i\\Tl'ncc G. lla shargf'n, son or Mr. .. . and Mrs . Hoger Frec-ker of Star Route Pomeroy. Miss Ly-; . the lof'a l clu_b has vaned pro- ons is a 1964 graduate of Eastern High school. Mr. Has- i · J('Cts. a hospJt~l l(lan C€~le~ , bargen. abo a gr:1duatc of Eastern 1-fi~h _sch?ol, is no~ a 1 sl('k room supp l les,_s~holaJshlp St'nior at Rm Grande CollPg€' and ma.Jormg m educatiOn. fund for nursPs . tral_m_ng ('"our s· Interest Payment Oat" Are: 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS COMPANY ''We Have Grown Because We Have Helped Othen Grow" Member Federal RHerve Sydem Depotit Insurance Corporation I ~!\~·o~<~l<~·l~in~il~•·~<i~a~tr~ha~·s~l:w:e~n~s:·e~t~f<~>r~l~h:"~"~·e~d~d~in~g~._ · es . cooperalmn m CIV IC aff<~Jr<-;. • 1 and ('O!•flt-'r<Jtlun with the heorl "'1·s Jarnf's St1 aub of Wi n~ Aflwna . spent a we't'kend -,..·ith ht'r sJsler . .\1rs. Carl L(_-'1 · , and fa mil} of Bashan 1\trs , Straub was called here becaust> of lhe Illness of her mother Mrs. Syl~·es ter Doughty of Trim · h i ~. who has been in Nelsonv i lle Hospital for the last se\ en weeks and is still very ill. ~lr . and Mrs. Carl Lee .accom· pan1ed Mrs. Straub to NelsonYille hospital to visit Mrs. Lee's and .\ Irs. Straub's mother. Mrs Straub stayed in Trimble to be with her father . •' WE HAVE UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR FHA FINANCING OF NEW HOMES T AS LITTLE AS 3% DOWN e Swoot Shirts Elberfelds feature nationally known brands - No Down Payment If You Own Your Lot ·' , If You Are Regularly Employed and Have A Good Credit Rating, W• Can Build You A $13,500 Home With A Down ' Payment of Only $450. Your Monthly Payment Would Be Approximately $77.65 Plus Tues and Insurance PHONE US TODAY FOR DETAILS THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. 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Such famous names as Big Yank - _,__,_~.::=:::~:::iii:::iii~ -- - - - - - - - ------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - I POMEROY MAY WE SUGGEST Before You Buy a Cemetery Lot, Marl,er and Vault Be SURE You Know The FACTS Of all the purchases o family ever makes, certainly the purchase of a cemetery lot, marker or vault should be made only after full and careful consideration of the FACTS, not on impulse, not as o result of high pressure salesmanship. We are aware that here in our area; out-of- . town salesmen are calling door-to-door, attempting to sell cemetery lots, markers and vaults, sight unseen, in partially developed 19round. As established, responsible persons in this community, we ore interested in seeing that our friends here ore protected and assured of obtaining respectable cemetery lots, markers and vaults. We feel obligated to urge every person considering the purchase of a cemetery lot, marker and vault, to look into the matter fully before making a decision. Don't Buy On Impulse. There are many persons in this community whom you can consult for facts before purchasing a cemetery lot, marker and vault, persons interested in helping you, not selling you. Your local funeral director would be happy to offer you guidance and counsel (of course, without any obligation, whatsoever). Get the advice of someone you know and trust; don't be pushed Into a hurried decision. PUBLISHED IN THE PUBLIC lmREST S0UTHEASTER N 0HI0 FUN ERA L SERVI CES, INC. P. 0. Box 169 Wednesday's Television Program Tuesday's Television Program Tl " JO UO!PiiJJ00 <Hfl llurlfOOJ u~Bpou p1e4:lrH ·r;JW 'UOIJIQJ pi}JO]O;)-;:IWP.IJ UJ UTill!f -JaWUJBH Je::.so ·sJw rnJpneaq 'J! l{~ o()JO(] ;}l[Hl OJ ApeaJ I,USHM illj pue sa.)U.l!pnv lnoqa Hill Lnl'J J <Mau no.\ ~t&nu::. ·aq ·JB Q s,.\asdwaa ~;:.er U! uoqqy t I (·~·_ 1 'n Uo:tr1d1JS .\q PillmlJUOd q1ea4ii 2]; JII'lQ e UJ aS~s uo AiMllfJ!lS -<1.11 VISITS SfSTER f - UOSJ~PUilH 'sappnq JilAHS lll!M ~UilJOl.!l If I I 1Nt1 SIH~ ~NOW ~0) (t dUll Feb. 15th, May - eWork GlovH e Work Uniforms I - e Bib Ovorollt e Pointor'o Ovorolls I purpose . Fullluan servires •·from the I eWork Cops Ovorollt objt>-din•s : • eCovorollo e C1rpenler's Througt10ul the years that followt>-d . the Middleport POMEROY,O. SUJtiUIS ._,UO SJljl UO !UJPR<IJ BunOA llH~B"IuRH jO ~tq ..UaM Ilia. . -il{j Slll.il!AJelU' 01 Pill!UKfRI 'Jla J[8WS I RAe;) 0~ qjnoua moJa oil sizH from the smaiiHt to tho oxtro Iorge. any worthwhile Feder~l .,E.IaAIY] mon't doportmonl on Elborloldt first floor- Husmt-'ss aud Prolessionill Womt'ns 1'lub has lived up to Hs 1 Member Of fi1H .. Ut Worlc Clothlnt for tho mon on tho job In tho you need. for I I I li' hd\"l· YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ -141Hap 1 11 iq pua '11waup atn j t• PlJON! aq1 U! SllJUOI}t e S! ilH lur)(VW s.n;Bpou pJeqJ !H lB;ujj aq1 ·apexuq paJ JO uMo~req Ja4 01 dn iWI.J 0&(.5\ auoA.Ia~~oa pallf~J Ajsno,aa-.11 pull ·•ap •J night. ground up" PJKMOH 'Bu!W!l PiJ.aad Ql!.M UBW e JO} l{lBU<tl l4~1J a41 tmr Jo q;:,aiK!~ ~~" .lipu~JI oqo ...., .!natD uy qfnoqjtt - ·llil sa liiMii' pue A]iAOf 'sahii'H UOJ•H 'UOjPU!l'IP .Wj ·pp~ ·uew fRJ WORK CLOTHING of these officers was on May 15th by Miss Ethel Maude Young , a member of lhe State Nominating commitlee An Emblem pageant was pn'st·nled by Mrs. Goldia Ward, Emblem chairman, and other · m~rnbt.'rs of lhe Galhpolis club fhf' cha rter meeting was held in St>ptember ol 1946, a nd Mrs. i 'hlow M::~lnncy presented the d1drtt>r There were 64 memlwr·s slgning the charter lh<lt finonct~ a ss i .~t the pue 4!SJlU!1 :apr.10Jq PIOI pne on1q Uf ,. 11i!tli)1UO::J) Elberfelds Are Headquarters For Mrs . Maloneys subject W<l S · Goals of the federatwn At I this meeting , officers wf'ft' elected : Mrs. Sylv.a Hurford , fnstall.~!ion us help llhJ UQ Jtlli Houdashel l, secrt>-tary , and Mrs. Lue.!la Jenkinson, trea sur· er. Mrs. Pearl Heynolds Nas n<:~me<l program chairman . let (1 mg. I Don't .,j,_;F.,lng I - ,. -' " Gallipolis, Ohio WSAZ-TV WCHS- TV WHTN- TV Channel3 Channel 8 Channel 13 f :fl Com Cob Report 7oliO Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way 9,00 Cartoonsvllle t : 15 Patterns In Arithmetic 1:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Make Ruom for Daddy IO:illl What's 1'bl! Song 10:55 Newt Mornlng Report 11 :00 Concentration 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 Say When 12:30 Truth or Consequences 12:55 Newo Day Report 1:00 Midday News Picture l oiiO Singing Jamboree 2:00 Moment of Truth 2:30 1be Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 You Don1 Say f oOO Matcb Game f:25 Afternoon Report f:30 Mr. Cartoon 1:00 Yogi Bear 1:30 Laramie 1:30 NewJ Picture 8:15 Jim Thacker 8:55 TV 3 Weather 7:00 HunUey-Brtnkley 7:30 Mr. Noval: I :30 Hullabaloo t o30 That Wao the Week That Wao 10:00 The Pope and the Vatican 11:00 News II: 15 Weather II ::W Sports IUO Tonight Show WEDNESDAY Cbarutel 8 - I Wonder Who's Kwlng Her Now, 1947, Mark Steveos. THUHliDAY Channel 8, Gun• Don't A1fee1 1958, Jean Harvey. FRIDAY .. CbaMel I - Passion, 11154, Cornel Wilde. Cbaanet Ll Uly•ses AgaiMt the son of Jlerculeo, 1962, Gordon Scott. 7:25 Daily Word 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:00 Buddy Starcher Show 9:00 10:00 10 :30 II :00 II :30 12:00 Captain Kangaroo Mike Wallace & New• I Love Lucy Andy of Mayberry The McCoys Love Of Life 12:25 CBS News 12:30 Search For TomorTow 12 :45 Guiding Ugbt J :00 l :25 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:25 3:30 4:00 4,30 5:00 6:00 6:15 6:20 6:30 7:00 1· 30 8:30 9:30 10 :00 Woman's Page WCIIS New• A!r The World Tui1UII Password House Party To TeU The Truth CBS New• Edge of Night The Secret Stonn Lone Ranger Bowery Boy• News Towght Your Weatherman Sports CBS News Joey Blsbop Sugarfoot Red Skelton Petticoal Junction The Doctors and Nunes ll :00 The Newt Tonight 11 :15 WeathiO' Channel 3 7:55 Dally Word 1:15 Com Cob Report 7:oo Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 1:25 Today Out Your Way t :OO Cartoonsville 1:30 Bacbelor Father 10:00 Make Room for Daddy 10o30 What's Thio SOng 10:55 Morning Report U:OO Concentration 11 :30 Jeopardy l2o00 Say When 1%:30 Truth or Comet1uences IH5 New• Repurt 1:00 Midday News t :30 Singin' Jamboree 2:00 Moment of Truth 2:30 Tho Doctoro 3:00 Another World 3:30 You Don't Say f oOD Match Game 4:25 Afterooon Report t o30 Mr. Cartoon 5:00 Woody Woodpecker 8 :00 Bible Answen Jack La Lanoe Fun School King ond Odie Morning Movie llo3tl Price !1 Rlgbl 12:00 Donna Reed 8:30 9:00 9:l5 10:00 Father Know• Bell 12:30 J :00 1:30 2:00 Hello Pea-Pickers The PeopJe'a Chotc. Flame in the Window 2o30 Day In Court 2:55 New1 3o00 General Hospital 3:00 Yotmg Married• 4:00 Trailmaster 5,00 Super Show 5:35 Superman 1:00 1:15 8:30 7:00 7:30 8,30 9o00 9:30 10:00 Local New• I Weather Newo Leave It To Beaver Rifleman Combat McHale'• Navy Tycooa Peyton Place The FUiltive 5:30 Laramie &:30 News Picture 6:45 Jim Thacker Sports 6:55 TV 3 Weathl!l' 11:00 News lloiO Local New• IU5 Weather 7:00 Huntley-Brinkley 7,30 The Virginian t:OO Wed. Night at the Movie• 11 :00 Late News Picture 11:15 TV 3 Weather II :20 Sports 11:20 Sporls u :30 Lee Crane Show 11:20 Movie Late Movies TONIGHT'S LATE MOVIES Cba1111<l 13 - The H-Man, 1959, Yumi Shirakawa. Zombies of Mora Tau, 1957, GregK Palmer. Cba1111el 3 - Spellbound, Channel 8-From Earth to the Moon, 1958, JJOseph Cotton. MONI>AY"S LATE MOVIES Channel I - Tbe House of the Arrow, 1954_, Oscar Homolka . TUESDAY'S LATE MOVIE Cbaauel I - C8fe Metropole, 1937, Tyrone Power. r:.,~':.!:. ~~1t 9JO AM 1 WMOV l1venswD1&1, W. Va 1360 °1",.~" ., - LISTEN WSAZ- TV TUES., MAR. I'IDGBLIGHTS 7 30 MR. NOVAK - tak01 up the datlierou• sport ol lky-<llving to be near his new found love, Math teacher .Jean Cor· coran in "Where 11 There To ll o30 Johnny Carson ''Camp Runamuck " is the ti· tie o( a new half • hour comedy $eries that will be seen on NBC in the fall. The setup involves boys' and girlt~~' summer camps situated on opposite shores of Go, Billie, But Up!' . 10:00 TilE POPE AND THE VA TIAN - NBC News special documenling the current trend• In the Roman Catholic Cbw·ch and estabUshlng a portrait of Pope Paul VI. 1be program attall! many of the evervdav activities and ceremonles that occupy Pope Paul and the Rolllan curia, the • lake. lieiol EXTERMITAL Termite Serv1ce O'Doll Lumber C.. \.tceneecl Opareton ,....,.. ..._121• Gallipellt adminialrative Call body of the ClttlrCb. HOILYWOOD (UPI) - TIIo role of the proleflor In "Who'• Alrald of vlrlllila Woolf' hoi been ruled by ttOWcomw a.or&• fRII tMSPECTtONS • 8aumLumborCo. CII-Phone 910-2006 ClintenF- ' Middl••rt-WY a.24SJ ,_,.,. Camentllock ~ ............ WCHS- TV WHTN- TV Channel 8 Channel 13 7 :2$ Dail:· Word 7:30 8:00 g-oo 10:00 10.30 H :OO 11.30 12:00 12:05 12 ·30 12.45 1:00 1:25 1:30 2:00 1:30 3:00 .:1:2;, 7·55 Daily Word Bozo The Clown Buddy Starcher Show Captain "1 ngaroo Mike Wallace & News I Love Lucy Andy of Mayberry The MrCo~s Love of Lile a·oo For Your tnformathm 8·30 Jack La I..anne Y·OO F'un School 9:45 King and Odie 10: 00 Mornmg Movie II :30 Price Is Right 12·00 Donna Reed 12 :30 Father Knows Best 1 :Oil Hello Pea-Pickers 1:30 fhe People's Choica 2: :00 Flame in th Wind News Search For Tomorrow Guiding I.Jghl Women's Page News As the World TurM Password House Party To Tell The TruU1 CBS News Edge Of 1'-:ight 2:30 Day In Court 2:55 3:00 3:30 4:00 :=. :00 5.35 6·00 6:15 General Hospital Young Marrieds. Tr.ailmaster Super Show Superman Local NE'w~ 1 Wealber News 6 .:10 Leave It To Deaver 3:30 4:00 Sf'Cff'l Storm 4:30 Lone Ran~er S:00 Bowery Boys ti:OO News Hepurt 6: 1$ Your Wealhrrman 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Ozzle ~nd Harflt"~ 8 00 Patty Duke 8 ·3(1 Shmdig \i 30 Grand Award of Sportt G:20 Sports 6_:30 CBS F:venlng News 7:00 San francisco beat 7:30 Mtsl.er Ed 8:00 My Living DoU 8:30 Beverly ttilltuthes 9:00 Dick Van Dyke Show 9:30 Cara Willinms 10 :00 Danny Kay~ ll :OO The News Tonight II 15 Wearh~r Tellf'f 11 :20 Lite Show ill · 00 11 30 Les Crane Show for this season. The rea!«>n given by Telsun Foundation. Inc .• fm postponing three of the elaborately filmed show~ with large st.ar lineups until next season was that all involved r onsiderable location shooting 1.. far · flung parts of the world necessitating much more time for their completion. HOLLYWOOD IUP[) - Sa F'r&nd!ICO disc jockey AI Collins mak.es his screen debut il: businessman. ABC Scope 11:00 Newi H : l5 Weather 11 :25 Sport!': ' Thai ambitious program or five 90-minute original \'ideo d ama spec ials on themes suggested by the files or the Unit· ed Nations has been cut to two "Do Not Disturb" playinl News a WF.D., MAll. ll HIGHLIGHTS UO Color THE VIRGINIAN " Timberland " A young cowboy's courtship of a logging boss's daughter mterferes wuh Ryker 's efforts to mailltain peat.-e between fe-uding loggers and ranchers. 9:00 WEDNESDAY NIGHl' A1' THE MOVIES - "Th• Catered Affair." starring Bette Uavis, Ernt>SI BoTgnine, Deb- ~ bie Reynolds and Barry Fitz· gerald. Jane Hurley and Bar- ~ ry Fitzgeald want a slmplP~ inexpensive wedding, but ~ ~ cause of family and neighbor • pressures. Mom Hurley decidel ; it should be an elaborate cater-- ed affair. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - S. bastion C.bot, the bNrdetl character - , has joined lito cast ol J""1 J.ewlt ' new lltiiYII "TIIo Ft1111117 Jewoltl." - ~ ~ � 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 6, 1965 adams foster kersey mcdermitt thomas wallace wilson