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HOLLYWOOD 1UP!) - Oscar Romero will play a south--of • the-border ambulance-- chasin& lawyer in ''Community Propere l}'" at Warner Bros. Bond ADVANCEMENT RETURN HOLLYWOOD IUPI 1 - Conatance Bennett returns to mov· les for a top ro!e in " Mdame .X" for producer Ross Hunter. HOLLYWOOD IUP!) - KathIe rowne gets a let up in her acting careei with a role in '' Brains~~ " at Warner's. LISTEN r:.:::m::n ~=~~1, 9JO AM 1360 o:..:H• DaDy Word Bible An8wen Jack La Lanoe Fun School t :U Kill& and Odie 10:00 MomiD& Movie 11 :30 Price Ia R!pt 12:00 Donno Reed 12:30 Father Kmw1 Bell 1:00 Hello p..,.Pickera I :30 The People'l Cboilll 2:110 Flame In tho WIDdow 2:30 Day In Court 2:55 News 3 :110 General ilolpllal 3:110 Young Marnedl 4:00 Trallmaster 5:110 Super Show 1 WeaUito 1:15 NeWI &:30 Leave rt To Beaver 7:110 Rifleman 7:30 ('nmhat 8:30 McHole'r Navy 9:110 TyCOOD 9:30 PeyiOII Place 10:110 Tho FuaitiYI 11:110 News 11:10 Local News 11: 15 \leather 11:20 Sporta 11 :30 ABC't Nl&btllfo 11 :20 Movie 11 :00 New s 11 :15 Wea ther 11 :20 Spons 7:55 8:00 8:30 9:00 5:M 8upei1EWI 6:00 Local New• WMOV R•..nswood, w. ~· q11M ''"JIV .. 0!AOIII oc:z .,sJueqoJOfll AJOS!I\l 011.1 .. oo:z '"'"N SIIJ on A>n1 •AO'] I 110'1 ~>!1.!1 puo!-J,f Al'i CJE:zt ran~ ~s 110: tt SUOSJOf 011.1 CJt:[[ II"'J80H uon•IU. srurrt 110'11 v osnoqAI!]d osnow ""'aow poa)j a.u... - ...,(pp&J TUES., MAR. II IUGHUGBTI 7:30 MR. NOVAK - A poa, ticiao acCUBOs teadlen Mr. N• vak and Walter McTell of rprea lng communist doctrine at Jef. ler~on High Scbool, ID "The Tender Twigs.• UO FRANCE: Conquest and Liberat1011 - The trqi~ and triumphant story .or 1 naUon ov• errun three timea lrr 7t yW'I by German armiet. Tbls rpeolal ohows the defeat, O<CIIfll"' lion, and return to illdepond- . ence by the Frenclt peopl•· LANDS ROLE HOLLVWOOD (UPI). - TIOI!oo ogo aiFliln& favorlle Garol C.. nort has lancled 1 top ~ I' "Red Lint 71100" ~ lhe lllo recllon of Howard llrlwU. . f enttn ..wer n flarrlet ... ' c t: <n ~ .& ,;, < _.: C ..! - s:JIIAOI'l :!IHJ. 'till .(q!JOa ·801 '!q h1on 'puVfl! Ul uo •PI'I 01 t.IJ! PID-J80A·I1!1!• ~t..EIUF1.l • sdjaq (1118 - .,AQIIII "PUUW png - 11:i!ddi1JI JOfo:l Ot'4 10 · ~· '11VI'I ''.Ll'l S.LB91'1H9m • Jui.roldJ:i ':.. North vIet • Nam . 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' In_ report1ng the rlosed. craft batteries. a n ac an ?a e ea ers rac1al actav1tles m Alabama. of both parties durmg the past Al.- ZYSM I S~ARpJDIRS WCHS- TV Channel 8 1:41 Com Cob Report 7:00 Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 1:25 Today Out Ylllll' Way t:OO Oortoonlville 8:30 Badlelor Father 10:00 Make Room lor Daddy 10:30 Wbal'l Tbls Son& 10 : ~ Morning Report ll:DO Coucentratloo 11 :30 Jeopardy 12:00 Say Wben 12:30 Truth or Consequence• 12:55 New• Report 1:00 Midday· News 1:30 SfDaill' Jamboree 2:00 Moment of Truth S:JO The DociAln 3:110 Another World 1:30 You Dou't Say 4:DO Matcll Game 4:25 AftemOOII Repurl 4:30 Mr. CartooD t :OO Woody Woodpecker $:30 Laramie 1:30 NeWI Picture 1:45 Jim Tbeeker . Sporll 1:15 'tV I Weather 7:110 Huntley-Brlllkley 7:30 The Virglnlrrn t :OII Wed. Night at the Movla 11:00 Late Newt Picture 11: IS TY a Weather 1U) Sporll 11:30 Jolmrl)' CaraoEI 7:25 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:110 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:05 12:30 12:45 UIO Dall" Word Bozo The Clown Buddy Starcher Show Captain .. ,ngaroo Mike Wallace & Newa I Love Lucy Andy of Mayberry The McCoys Love ol Ltle News Search For Tomorrow Guiding Light Women's Page 1 :25 News 1:30 AI the World Tuml 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3: DO To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge or Night 4:110 Secret Storm 4:30 Lone Ranger 5:00 Bowery lloyl ti :00 News Repurt 6:1$ Your Weatherman 1 NEW YORK - A SPOKES. mah for United Press lnternatmnal UPI be Sunday the ""• said sta..,. hlnd the accuracy of Its mrrespondents In reporting Jc . 1 even"! "' rae ial unrest'In n•t •· bam~ The &lory W_",ll~!"' refer· red "! qoottd Slstcr Mlcboel Ann, ~dmimstrator of Gj>od Sa· Hospital in Selma, Al•., a that Jmvny Jackson hp to Co refused nt H admittance Ita) "be b:~.. ."N{ ",'!P cause Will re;" th 1 Si t Ml chael ~~ s~d de';,ri~er I " . quol•!,on as Simply not the truth. A spokesman for said that followmg Wallace s attack lh~ agency liad asked Sister Michael Ann by t~lephone Sun· day whether she Wished to deny !'<'.!' 6:20 Sporll 6' 30 7:00 7:30 8:DO 8:30 CBS Evening Now1 San Francisco beat Mister Ed MJ Llvlrr& Doll Beverly 'ffiUbiWea t:ol Dick VIlli Dyke Show t :30 cara W11U111111 10:00 OIIEIIIJ Kaye 11:00 Tbe News TODI!Iht II : 15 Weather TeDer 11:20 Late Show DIJIBCTOR DEBIff HOLLYWOOD (UP[) - Jack Donolwe will direct "Community property" which starr Frank Sinatra, Deborah Kerr and Dean Marli!l- NEW YORK (UP!) - Robin , Swanee, facial tissue heiress, will make her show bualness debut In the forthcoming Broadway musical, "Sugar City," for which Duke Ellington did the IJ'UBIC. . . Charles CoRway, who .produ"" ed the last Zlelfeld Follies and ts co-producer ol "Sugar City," selected the ahapely •lnier for • role. PUI· Fldi'II:TIONI ,._...s...... UTERMITAL O'Dell L u - Ca. UIIT IM 'o,eruere , _ -t276 Gtl!llllllo Call ... .. .. launr Lu,.. C.. at...... , ....... CP~.''IIIMr · ·, ......... ..,. .,... . . . .,., qr..-~~ ~ .. ~CIIi!<lftt . . . . LOCATIONS . HOLLYWOOD {UPI) - ·Jerry Lewlr II ullllzlnl more IbiD a dOZen SOuthern· Callfomla j11e1 for looatiDn lliootlna of ''T* · ~I!DD.Y Jewell." AppaIachian Way may Start Across Ohi0 ThiSsununer week, would affect immediateI) 500 counUes In the South ... .. H'*""" .. ·"'' "' ..,,. Dally Word 9;00 .WED$SD~V NIGHT AT THE. MOYIE8· - "lW Spell," starnna,,~ley ll®tll. · Anthony Q\IIIID, ·Sb(rley .,_.,. Laine IIIII Earl , Holllinan. Alo rna Duval'• ~on. to. ~ contenlment In 1!tf reiUI!II!' film' lly are jeop.IFI'IIiztf ~- ~ » tiona of IMr unlaJIIi!W biriiiMrild. ' • ThroughOUt Nat10n • sUllday I memorallzed one of their nomber, fallen In the Selma, Ala., t •·I I"'''""'"" -:. •. . ' 'I! . ~ ' I Le: Miss Genheuner • n.·es SundaY ;::, ' • • · 1 ,'ff _' , -· ,, Miss Woodis Guernseymen's F . QUeeO . :;;~ . '"" ' ~ WED., MAR. 17 BIOBLIOHTI 7:30 Color~ ~G~ - Tnmpas lmeatlille• 11J • death of an old·ll'lelld ·ln 1 ton already inflamed II)' tbl mill' der of a young woman. 111. "~ · geroua Road." d 1sAske ··:· AI Thousands March m· Sorrow <r.::'L\"''""'""'"'C'O"'C::o ,, .''""' Clergymen of all la1th~ rebuked thedurlng nationsemums '• conscience Sunda)· that 26 111 1 •• , .. .,.. .,. Judgment for $35,33110 racial violeoce, tb UP! reSELMA, Ala. (UP I) - City police today removed I where Ne~roes have been depo;~~-Rev. James J . Reeb, :18,1 30-foot long wooden barricade called tho "Selma Wall" nied the nght to ballot. A petl'lion seeking J'udgment a wh't1 e U01.1a nan . Um\'torsa.1 put up to stop hundreds of white and "'--ro . ·~ civil right• 1 The votmg rights measure Is of $30.331.10 has been filed in isl minlst<r from Boston, demonstrators from marching on the county court• ..peeled to contalD three prm- Meigs County Common Pleas I M bo ( II he I house. . w was atay at'Tod cia y. If I hoy wont to COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Appalachian Way, a four- clpal features : Court as the result of a traffic eaass., b wbite men last Tueoda , ay is voter reg 1strallon lan~ dev~lopmental highway, .may begin snakin~ its way -A ban on cllscriminatory accident In Pomeroy, March 19 whO: he emerged from a N:. go down and register, they can," uid Public Safety across hilly southern Ohio this spl)ll!le\' as~~- first pl!,y· county and alate I~EEey teals. 1963. -· .~ Ill"' restaurant, was eulo ized Commissioner Wilson Baker. Boker poi~ted out Dollar sical evidence of the federal Appalachia anti-poverty prO. -Appolrrtmenl of tedetil reg- The plalfllilf. Lucille Smith, ia pulpits from New En:land County is under • federal co'urt order to ,NIIId up tho gram. lstrors to asrure lbat qualified of Chester. flied the action to Oregon and Texas registration process. . • '· President Johnson Is search· lt. And the sovernor - s the voters are lllowed to blllot in gains! Robert Lindstammer of In Washin•lon D C Pres!- I Tho barricedes were removed at 7 a.m., EST, of. InI 1or " quick start" prOJ·ec1s recommendat'·-· •·- 1, state and federal elee. Reedsville and the Meigs Coun- dent Johnflon• and • ·Vice ·· Presi- ' t er th e d emons t rl t ors h ad meI nt atn · eel ano th er 1 II ..n1g • hi lUWI qut·L \Oft.' to put 4'A'8 under the .1.1 billion program Ohio at the ~ad qf the aid Ust. lions where local officials re- ty Farm Bureau, a Coopera- dent Hubert E. Humphrey i vigil thoy first took up lost Wednesday at • point on and the highway seems the ea.. Federal officials have set an IU!e 1o register applicants. live AssociatiOn beard the Re• William w I Sylvan Street in a N"!!ro housing area. iest to a~ck. Aug .. I deadline lor ffilng of -Stiff new federal criminal The plaintiff s~id the accident Baxter of St. M.ark 's EptsC.: Ill No delmlte route has yet been the final five-year highway part penalties IR&lnst local officials ed U S 3 d R pal Church call !he Alabama I "I beseech you therefore, brothron, by the mercln set, but it reportedly has been ol the regional plan. The dead- Including pullce or state !roo.,: occurr on . . 3 an ~- 71 strife "the hearlbreak ol the of God, that ye prooent your ~i~o a living aocrifice. narrowed to a 10-mlle wide Une lor "quick sblrt" programa ers who use force coercion or at a traffic hght on Mam St r ·• . holy, acceptable unto God, which •• your roosonoblo band stretching from Cincinnati is AprU I. dlsd-iminato devices to den m Pomeroy She said her t959 na mn. service." st. Paul to tho Romonr to Bridgeport, cutting across 11 The state's recommendltione er ihle r~a lhe r· hi ~~ model car was stopped for a ol the 28 counties In Ohio ellgi· will be submitted to the Appala- re"'·ster ~ vote lg red light when the truck owned By United Press International ble for the Appalachia program. chian Re!flon Commission, gJ • by the Farm Bureau and oper- ~ StTvice AnnounrPd In shock and m sorrow, tens of th~usands of AmerlStale engineers are to recom- which Includes the BOvernors ol An adminislratlon spokesman ated by Lindstammer ran mlo ~· cans gathered Sunday to mourn the plight of the Negro 1 :~e th':'c~~~cy ° d !~ J.""~~!~~~ mend 1o Gov. James A. Rhodes tho 11 states. The commission s~ld six states-Aiaba~a~ Geor- the rear of her car. For Mrs. Shank, '.l and the death of a wh1te m1mster who gave h1s life lor M' h 1 ~ ~ ,; the exact route, and where ao- decides which projects will let g1a, Lou1SI8DB, Mll!Siasippl, The petJ!Ion cl8lms the de- Funeral service< for Mn Hal- brotherhood. IC ae n rep • At the cess roads should be built along the federal money South Carolina and VIrginia- lendant was negligent m falimg tie L Shank 73 w'll b Th ,. I In some places. the words:have ~iven not only their goodl a~vice of our attorney, I do not ' where an alleged pattern of to have the satd truck under da t 2 ' ~t t~ e t 1came slowly and softly· "We iand efforts, but life itself." w1sh ~o make a statement It votel discrimination exi.!ts control . a~d also for failing to M:th~dJsl P~utch ~Jth buri~l l have a sJ:w.re m the suftering j Jn other plaCf's:, the words this hme. would feel the lull Impact of stop Wllhm an assured clear in the Letarl cemetery. The Rev . and 'trugg~s,of tho''' _:: . :__who.cam~ qwckly, and fun of .... CIIICAGO , THE the bill. distance. Earley will officiate ler As long as you ha~e yG!II' Martin Luther King Jr. R!~ The bill also would strike di· It was also stated in the pe- Survivors include her hus-1 Fire Damagftl Home \~'::'1 ~in~hebla.::n ·:"'::'!tneck Sunday night It Is "midnight In rectly at strife-torn Selma, tlllon that lhe plamllff had band. Earl and two snos , Rob· AI Thomas Fork iyou are wrong" up, the moral order" and vowed to Ala., where local and state of- mcurred medical. hospital and ert . Tucson, Anz_, and Scott of I The Pomerov Volunterr F'irel ' continue civil right! demonstraFuneral aervlces lJil, be an- fictals have been accused of de-- drug expenses totaling .$2.050.lO i Middlepo~. Friends may call : De artment a~swered an alarm • In al~ost all places, theY tiona in Alabama even 11 11 Is nounced later lor Auillllta Esth· nylng Negroes the right to reg- as a result of lhe ace~dent. ]a he Ewmg Funeral home WI· IS Pd th spoke w1th a~mpothy of Nep 1 1 11 14 ~··sary to fill all the state's er Genhelmer daughter ol the • 1 d te The plaintiff also claims com-;til noon on Thursday when the I· un ay a · a. m. 0 e attempts lo wm votmg rlgbla(D njails. 1;0\,.~ 19 er an 1o vo ' Thomas Fork home o( Lloyd Selma Ala And they mourne( late John P. and Wllbelmina At a White House meeting pensation for further expenses :body will be taken lo the church . w· d 'II be · d h ' ar . ,the death of the Rev. James Genh.lmer He ssld he would continue ef• Who died Sunday • Sunday Johnson's key civil th aI WI mcurre 1or er . . b · · · loris this week to launch a In Meigs General hospital after . ' . . Injuries and for money she lost . . . F"emen said th e bla ze caus-.Ree . the white mmiSter !rom ---L from Selma to ling . illn raghts advl.llers and coogres- th h II dl be' ' Meigs General Hospital ed approximately $2 .500 dam- Boston who "couldn't ltay 8 massive m11n:u enng esa. stonal leaders held a last-min- roug a ege Y mg unable . . ' .a es. It re rtedl s'tarted as home." He was beaten to death the Alabama capital ol Mont· In her early yean Miss Gen- ute review ol the President's to work. Admlsswns Saturday - Mol g po Y . . Selm treet b th aomery. ·heim.er served aa governess at . lie Oliver Pomeroy the result of fault y electnc Wlr- on. a a s Yo t I 1 • the Be M oL • .u~ ho fo specta message and of plans . • . · mg . The Wards were away wh1te men. rea e ....-.ue, me r •or acco In 1 · latl Discharges Saturda)' - Stellour and t the M · tia '' mpany B egiS on, REPORT ACCIDENT · . . when the fi re slarted. More thao ZJ,DII paw MOSCOW - 'I1IE SOVIET ye~ a arte due to be submitted to the lawIa Lemley. Coolville : Dons Armarched OR blstorle Bostoa Union today lluncbetl three un9'lldren s home lor three yean. makers Wednesday. Pomeroy police investigated a 1nold. Pomeroy: Dorothy Durst, Comrnoo Swulay some ,.....,.. manned satellites piggy • back Ohe was • graduate of tho Be- The meeting took plaee alter minor traffic accident on the Portland; Marilyn Oiler, CheSQUAD CALLED ing black ann 'bands fashion aboard the same rock· lhesda bospltal, Clrreinnatl In a mammoth rally In Lafayette uppe< parking lot Satl'.rday. Po- shire. The Pomeroy Emergency singing quietly as they ;.alked. et, the Tass news agency an· 1914: as a nurse and served there Park, across the 11treet from lice said a car driven by Fran- Admissions Sunday ~ Ella La- squad w.as summoned a! 8:20 '·The flag waves over all 8 pounced. as nurse untO 1925. She was the Executive Mansion, at ces Goeglein, Pomeroy, backed Rue. Dexter; F'ranc1s Smith. l a. m. today to the Eagle Ridge Americans.'' former Gov. EndiTass, the official Soviet news ERNEsTINE WOOD matron of the Methodist Home which 15,000 whites and Ne- into a parked auto operated by 1 Middleport. residence of Arc h.e Tultle cot! Peabody told !hem. "li 1gency, said the satelUtes were In ~~!'"In Hll1 •• 1oo 22\ii years, groes protested the racial situ- Joim Follrod, 19. Pomeroy. Admissions Saturday- Mot- I where Willi am Wolle was Ill. I must mean the same thlnil 1o 1." 7• ~rt ol a series desi(!Jied to preretuu• ation in Alabama. It was the There was minor damage and Rice, Syracuse ; Arthur Bend- : He was taken to Meigs Gt>neral a!! Americans regardlesa ol 1 pare lor future manned spaee She returned tG the family biggest rucb demonvtratlon no arrests, ricks, Pomeroy. ,Hospital.· race, color or creed." flight... home at Mlilberry Av. and llv· since lhe 19113 "March In WashToday'• triple-header put lrred there with her staten, Ada lngton." IQ orbit Cosmos series numbers andLucretla,for!Syean. Johnson's news conlerence 6~ 62, and 63. No. 110 was la.mchShe was a member of the UnSaturday followed an intensive ea 011ly three days ago . aiJ' !led Methodllt Church where tllree-hour meeting with Ala- Development Director F. P. in 1964. According to the Bur- and its aclive program ol capi· " ., MRS OLIVER DIES she was an aetlve member of bama Gov. George C. Wallace. Neuenschwander, in a report to eau ol Unemployment Compen- tal improvemenls. success story l964 w~.s tb-, 1 ' Emestlne Wood, daiJibler a! the WCTU and the WSCS. The President said lfterward Governor James A. Rhodes, salton 3,769,1100 Ohioans were . . result ol team effort. A ne~ Mary Ethel (Molly) Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood ol Survivors lrrclude lour sistert, thot what happened in Selma has anrKiunced the details ol gainfully employed in 1964. com- Dunng 1964. 42 Commumty work of organw>tlons and."'"" 83~ who died this mornln& In .Ha!Tlsonvllle, was selected Sat· Adl and Lucretia Genhelmer, lltarch 7 wao "an American 1964's record breaking indlllltri- pared to 3,703,100 in 1963, a Improvement Corporatloos were c.'es mteteated and able m tht ll!elp General Hospital, bad urdJIY by the phio Geernsey Pomeroy; Mrs. lltarie S. c... tragedy." ai development achievements. gain of 65,900 jobs. During this formed '" OhiO, makmg a tolal field of lndustrl3.1 development. ma.je her home with her niece, BNederl Assn. to terVe as 11:1 ter, Clearwater, Flo.; Mrs. Stel· He said tho~ the blood shed According to Development De- period, again according to BUC, ol 1117 such orgam~?ons now has been ~bUshed througb. J.fric Nora GllniDre, Union Av., 19115 Oblo . State. Junloo Falr 1a A. Week, Granda Hills, Cali· at Selma l1lld the rlaylng ol the partment records, 2017 0 h.i o unemployment dropped almost In operatmn m Ohm. By bnng- out Ohio. II IS our JOb to stfm. Pofneroy. Also IIUI'Vivlng 11 a queeD. '. fornia; a number of nieces and Rev. James J. ~ must firms expanded operations dur· 20 per cent from 188 ,100 in 19631 mg local leadership and mterest ulate and ~le!"ent theh- eJ. · number of Dleceo and Ell!il!!eWL . JoiiBa W~,· 1 aenlor at Pnm· nephews, and 14 grand ntecea. atrengtlten the determination of lng 1964, and 452 new firms be- to only IM.IOO in 1964. In Sep- l to be~r on development p~o- Iotts. The 1964 fi&ur<;' Indicate FrleDda may .all at the E• l!l'Oy Hl8h School, It the flret 1be Rev. Melvin Al1dre will all Amerlc.ona to brin.l justictt gan operations In Ohio. !ember • Ohio's unemployment ~iems Neuens<hwander said, that we are on the right tred<. 1ng ........al home any llllle. Ar- Meigs ~UIIIIan to receiVe oMciate and burial w:Ul be 1n the to aU ciUiens. . . 'i'hls IDdustrial expansloo add- rate fell to 2.8 per cent, the we have been . abl~ to a~IS! To-date !lgurft for 1965 promrlng8Dielltl will bl ~ lire 11-. famlly lot at the ~ Grove Johason illd the nation had eel more thin •1;041,593,119 to lowest figure ever reported by Ohm commumhes 10 makmg "e that ~ ~~ year iltel'. . . 1\ member of lhe.Me!P Coun- cemetery. Frleada may elll at been conft.onletl with. a new the ludustrial capitalinlleRiment the Bureau. the preparatiOn . necessary be even bJaer. · ty, Better Livestock Club and tile Ewlnl Funeral homti . lay• eiWlenge ID Ill~. ~ free. Ill Obio: BUC records also show that new ) lnd expanding industry. The report : showed 12 aew lire HarrltonYillt Glrlrl' lloDot Ume. _ · dlmt. Be!Dre the cliallenge Is Neuenachwnder pointed out, since January, 1963, employ- At the preseat ttme the~ firms ~to the Ohio V~ . DRIVEit CIL\IIGB!) : ; ,~"!IJ!O l!.u boon ~ • ov~. he lllld, evoey resoun:e of "We haven't been able to find ment in Ohio has increased by velopm..t ~..:... 8 "" and 31 llinnded opetallons, ie-· WIDard Mobler, 41, J4kldlero .• " wort tho pMt LOCAL ,:MP8 the co~ will be used to where any other state In the ·173,400. lively .,..rkinl ,_. prl!lf .Ute t;!t]lital mvestmilllf pqrt, wu arrested by .Porbaror -era! ;pearl. . . · lnlure ~k:e In Selma and Union has ever achieved Ibis Neuensch•ander cr<dited panles who bave tqH'tlsed 1 of . . . . . .: The rt!IJitlor lillie Pnlleol onr the weeklirMI , Oil 1 ,She bas beeu a 4-H J'UIIIor 'l'ba. temw.aure lrl Pome- ~· 1w, lrllbl tldtu!tcy. mark" · much of this progress to in- definlle_ ID!erell lD estabUsJI. fittec!' inoil 1@8 the x.u~ ~ ::!;~ ~ .~,::=..~ ~ ot'".._t_•o Y.WI0'.J! ' • '".-~ ~~· ,dllt.rlel.at 11:• ''Tbal ~~- Tbal ~ ·a result of this Industrial creased actiVlly and lnte(est at lng Otil4> operal...s. up~, #I,Pw fimll, UJ· ..... . . ""'~ . . "" . ·~ ~emti . ~~ ,~ . ~ ll,liE. 11!t18y -.:• • dell 111, 111- ,II w~ 1M! peoplt deuiUd," he upanllion, unemployment m the local level, Obio's extremeDirector Neuenschwander's exp8Jtlled; ' lliiil f517•••m, ih .. ~ .~ · ' .. : t"'y.:~.I~\' ; OEI :·l'lllt t) dfr~U~l~Ef ~ . . , ._ _;llldo. , ., . Olllo reached 111 all time low I)' favorilble Industrial climate report emphasized that the vested. ,,• ' m:' 8:00 For YOID' lllfornlltiDD 8:30 Jack La ~ e: DO Ftm Sc:bool 9:45 KiD1 IIIII Olllt 10:00 Morrwll Movie 11:30 Pricll Is Rlgllt .. 12·00 Doana IIMd 12:30 Fatber KDoft Bell I :DO Hello Pea-Plekera 1:30 The People'a CbOiol 2:DO Flame In lb . WIDd 2:30 Day In C~ , 2:55 News . 3:DO c-ral 3:30 Ymjnc Marrleda 4:110 TrallmUier 5:00 SuPer Sllow I: 35 Supei dJiil G:OO Loerol Newr I WeaU., 1:15 News 1:30 Leave It To Deava 7 :DO Rllleman. • 7:30 Ozlle llld Han1el I :DO Pall)' DuU 8:30 l!btrvtJi . 9:30 Burke'• Lliw JJ·OO ABC Scopt !l:oo News U:ll Weather 1i :25 Spol'll . !1:30 ABC's NIJhlllfo -==------- «,; ..., WHTN. TV C.hannel13 7: ~ F0 IIOW·Up I ~ 8 JotUUDlfJ Al.- SHJM • Ill 1 lm,i GE:n t;~IIWIJ'i 0111 rprrR(J t orders the state of Alabana not to interfere with Negroes on a W ASIDNGTON (UPI) - President Johnson goes before Congress and the nation projected march from Selma to tonight to outline the voting rights measure he hopes will correct "a deep and very the state capital he will ask unjust flaw in American democracy." that the order be obeyed. "I'll The Chief Executive accepted an Invitation from congressional leaders to make ask the people ol the state to an extraordinary appearance before a joint session of the House and Senate at 9 p.m . help see that it (lhe march) · EST. Major television and takes place peacefully.'' Wallace radio networks planned live ' ssid on • nationally televised coverage of the event. ·. ,. interview. He appeared on CBsJohnson's dramatic decision Face The Nallon. to take his case to Congress But Wallace indicated he will and the nation underscored the ··' take no actions to smooth tengravity with which he views the sions in rac~uy torn Selma and current civil rights crisis in other points m Alabama as sugAlabama. gesled to him by President JohnIt is highly unusual lor a son. He said the f1rst step m , . president to address Congress any such actmn would be for SAIGON (Ul I) - U. S. warplanes ramed bombs and personally except when deliver· Negroes to end demonslrations. rockets on Communist.North VietNam today in a power· tng his annual State of lhe Un· In describing the action by ful followup to a slashmg a1r attack agamst a North V1et- ion message or speaking on h1s troopers , Wallace sa1d he :namese naval basem the South Chma Sea. matters of grave national emer· had ordered the troopers to use American of.ficials here announced that today's raid gency a "minlmu!" ol force•· and de· was in retaliation for continuing acts of _sabotage and ter- Joh~son announced at a S.t• !ended U1e1r actmns. There ronsm by Commumst forces m South Vtet Nam. urday news conlerence that he . ' :· were Widespread re~rts. how· j II followed by le" than 24 . .. would ask Congress to wipe out [ . . .· ' '' . ' ever, that h~ would !1re Co'-. Al houro a U.S.-supporled assault · An Amencan military spokes· all discriminator barriers to HAPPY TORNADOES- ThJS was the sce ne m the dres smg room of Southern High's Tornadoes Saturdav afterLingo, h1s h1ghway patrol ch1ef. 1by 26 South Vietnamese fiRhter. L>an said there was a new pol· N ~ ndy b t't 1 noon seconds after they had defeated state-ranked New Boston 48-47 . Left to right are Jack Bostick NormanNorri• 1. 8 51u e 8 M · M K 1 Wallace said the troopers' ac l be Ti I land · · t Un deta'l 1 ee~O vo mg su · · Baer and Mgr . Greg Roush. See Page 3 for story and pictures. ' • . . . . . · om rs on ger s , &1JCy agams revea g IS o single un'f d d 1 arvm c e vey, Larry Pnce, Bill 1 0~ 91a~ ar tton l5 under mvestlgatiOn. The major Communist base jus t ~ .. support- type" missions in • or -~-·---- -- ---------------- 1,1)!;, oq1 J0 IIUlfJ( Ol:'ll IIJOdi -tt:n JOIII••M. ~ .u. tt=n l.llll:lfd uoN 1111 oo:n IO!ADI'II 11· 1q3Ju &t(WIIIS 011:1 IOIFOf l:iplllrax •=• IAIQ A"'i'fl 1[1'10(1 D0'1 .uddiL!J ec:.r. .muok/ol "O!.JOd oo:.r. •n=s ..... IIWtil ec:e uaN JSN s1:t >!snw Dl OlUOWOI'I llla.P,) 00:1 qn1:> uoPDa D'f ti·X JO Am!UOAPV 00=1 ll'QI"''IIII oWl~!· oo:c UO!PV PI! "1JiidS ·oo:; C l.llft!U. 0C l >llwrql!-'v 111 IIIJall8d Din e~= -------------------------------- • -------..!F~IVE:.!:'..gMJ MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1965.,___ _ ·;o "''-""' the , WSAZ-TV Channel 3 '· .... . . 1 ,. PIH!ble nil, IIIlA. g iD ( .LV .LH:JIN AVQlllUVS 00'1 ll1!3!w oc:ot UO!S:Aa1a1 ... Wednesday's Television Program WHTN- TV Channel 13 . President · to Outline New Civil Rights Law WORLD ~:·=::::To Congress, Nation ' . ---------- Tuesday's Television Program Daily Word Bo.zo The Clown Buddy Starcher Show Captain Kangaroo Mike Wallace & News I Love Lucy Andy o( Mayberry The McCoys Love 01 Life CBS News 12 :30 Search For Tomorrow 12 :45 GuidinK Light 1:00 Woman's Page · 1:25 WCHS News I 30 A.- The World Turns 2: 00 Password 2·30 House Party 3 00 To Tell The Truth 3.25 CBS News 3.30 Edge ol Night .,JO!UIJIS WlUOOJd --- -- ----- - ----- 7:25 7:30 8:00 9:00 10 .00 10:30 11 :00 11 :30 12:00 12,25 aiSset:J IIO!l sa:> IIO 't €l JotUUDlfJ Al- N.LHM I oo:ot 110:1 oe:a UOSIOI!J ~Oif OI:'L uiiiWII'J IIO'L Moqs AIJ8:il on oanqnr_oo:o; .,.,....., ot :a IU!IIu!s "l•!a on JuJnoa.r& d!qouo!dw•ID ot t ~s ro PIJOM •P!M oo : ~ !NI1 SIH.l !lN01'1.1n' (I; dUll 1:41 Corn Cob Report 7,00 Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way g,oo Cartoonsvllle 9:15 Patterns in Arithmetic 9,30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Make Room lor Daddy 10:30 What 's TblJ Song 10 : ~ News Morning Report Sl"""BJ.IO!U:! O'IJ, puOJsf s,u•lnl!D ~OM . il "' t ·~DIJUll!l •••fld puo...<non 01::1 OW!.L U...L oauea •.tt'l pll"ltpDOII IIWOIJOWV WQ8lf811V .JOdoou tt1ddoH ~UUR8 olng flOOJ puy ~ueoa WCHS- TV Channel 8 00\AOW JBUOQ UOflflW Oz:ll IO!ON Ja1!180/ol Sl'll '"'"N "'nu,w•ll.l-<>J:do 110=11 ·durlq:) lflill'"l'"ll VV:JN IMl'OI I WSAZ- TV Channel 3 ""r o:t'Ot ·duro!() PI•Y JKF1I lf.l•.JJ. oc:t "l"'l'i UJ 8111'1UIOIII IIIOJ!) S[:! Jotu•.JJ. oo:t 01110 'll!od!ll"~ 'IOIIIU erne~ Oll.l pDO 0(110 'J.IO'I'i!PP!W·"""'IDOd liHIJlliOS l(JIQ IOU OJ IUOWO!ddnt Juno~ 'JO!QinRp pue ap,M po • -uo]<nii!S!P lllqpnpu! 'uolaoond oon 1111" P"'llu:i! wOJj sn.. JOUII Amlm'I 8 'tl61 (lJdy UO 'Jou!8M 1J8q01{ .· •• ' ~>!MUllS Ao.\.mu 'II!W8 lf.IICISI1I IUUoa 1fii'O 'II[.U1 .LI pov ll!inlw una lu(.la!t 'JO(IIJ'1 pu1 ali!W vJvqJeg au,JJif1B "·::~,uwl!J,., -1,1)!; :iiHJ. .!10 SW'IM Oz:t I •JI•iii.L .r.ofllliJ UO IOllWI 311Cf11d Ill .hid II till -.uau 001 11 '"'" ••noJ 1n:d • paaf 'UVfia{Iro 'JiHli\0 OlliHd - ..,..... • .,..,.,.y .. IOOLEPORT, OHIO ""'"'""""' 'fYt NO. 282 a UO!S!A818l JOIOJe ·awol •!'! IOOJJOd lf.li~•P!• •1q !Uidtoq JO qo[ OQI S961 'tl HJll\fW 'A'I0110J.'1S XVI S:I1YS -- Jo'dfl Aed e ,I fl'',ld, t " -:~-:~~~~-:::~----------------------------------------------------------------------------~------------------------------- if ~a ~JIAI:IS ;I S~Pf 00 H ~Sf3 at y l " 51 J!WOJ n~.L • ~;'; I MON I[ O'!:i[ ll'l/tl N:il'l'IV!YlDI AH.LOliOO All AVMQV0118 JO li:>IOA 3IIJ. • wuan•w ' (.WI:o, ::1 .... ... ·r• 1.. ' .., . -..: 2 ~ .. ",11! ~~'11' . ~!II r2 cl•tes '64 l ndUS t rza• I Deve Ionmen t r f!!t • ·t•lJ "·r•h? ·" tyU · ' ,.. f.J. ~-=~' -:; · 1 • -•'1-tl .' .. will �• ( Tile Dailg Sl'ntinPI T y 'Y,ou Can Alw~ys Buy Bricks to ThrowJ At Our Embassy!" We Must Change Our Lives t Voice of Broadway •• reporting e ly DOitOTHY KILGALLI!N f ' I ,, I, '• I, I l Jottlnp Ill Ptnctl 17 a brilliant 11etor but he hao IN of wavins arm• and lll'ltiiA bMIIIIIIIl IH!Hipd lllrltt, a French namt. 1111 bodlu, tt>on (tl up and who admits to a blazing ro- Burt Lan""otor 11 otoaminl start all over again. II.IDCt With an entertainer old at Jeanne More~u for the rude There's nothin& like a com•IIOUIII lio bt b.. latbar, lan'l romarkl abollt him attributed blnaUon of hard work, I o n 1 atart1101 !holt who know her to her In 1 weekly magazine. houra and know-how. Jobo Bru..u. JUJt In yaan qo abe Don't hit her Without countinC no, owner of the Ptn and Peowu ICnldl7 lntolvtd With a to 10. Burt; l!Omt magUlneo ell, baa bHn in tht I'OrMurant bmoua 1ent old anough to be have a <endency to misquote... bualllus for more than half a IMr ~. Nl'lll thtna Universal io on a big drive for century. Nlct man. Everyone 7011 llan, lbt'U bt ln lovt now talent so Rou Hunter il who knOWI him will agree that Wllb w na1 ill tt.. Ill Mtnoo nylnl in 'rrom the Coast to ht dtstrVea every bit ol hia ... JI'OIIP, If ft'a IIIII are!ul catch ll:niO Stuarti'o openlll& at succesa --· Marlon Brando'a ola-lllue VIlli. the film actress the Copacabana _March ll. He ter, Mra. R~l)ll.ovlna. w~ b M Olear -•nation hll lOme Important muaical Wll awarded ·~ of hil Willi ... rtlt II "1'1)1111 Plao proptrllto ln mincl for the son by Anna hat hid . - _. IbiD walktd an, bandlomt lk1gor _ Jennifer ber home loluplillll!' disconnect. " - llat lloi(JwoDd taratr, Jonea, rrhearaill& In New York eo lor an tlnexplalned NUOD, 111117 lo&Jt ol!anpt bar mllld tor her atage job at Prank J. atlho\llh anyone familiar with ~ ao:l a(ltnl, J'rltada Halt'• Palm !leach Pll!yhouso, the oftuatlon could maka I lood hiiN 1111'11 llnU all lhGH hal n.!Uoed to IJ'IIII any intel' educated peu. about appurllll vltwa or permit r.btarul pho~ ..,.. Ill umaru aplll llld !1'8pba. Can't Imagine why Jmll I ilk!ltlti 1io bo shot ln nifer lhould chooat to a Garbo, Wouldn't It be flmny lf tho Mew Yarlt••'DIIN'I a hot dtal but that'• Mr. Hale'l new1 for executlvea of the Bertrand Rillafoot til IIIII mar. tlwt !GO magulne pi""" about 1111'1 loll Foundation 111rted ,...dint _ . llaultl all oY• I h a La~11ter! ). the ahuw bia trade paptro and 11111UY. 'nle potartlal buyer ls Fred Artalrt'a dalljhtor, Ava, the record chartoT Il'l all too Mda1l Nalft, -tive ol a has been getllng around with posalble 1ln~ Richard Burton •llln tblla. llichard McKemie who op- offered to liVt tha Foundation O¥tr 10,000 people turned out eratH an art gall.;, 111 Call- a poreelltslt of all tho money .. HI Iaiit Davia and OUvla lornia ... Oaclr winner and ht 1111 from radio, TV appeartit Hifllland OD their whirl- nomlntt lor another Academy ance1 and recordill&l. Dickie triAd pen e•l apptll'anct lour Anno Bancroft may llaJ In now haa a hot linale, "A Marlor "llulh. ..Huab, lwttl Char- Hollywood ~r alto linlahoa ritd Man" - one ol lha aonp Iotta.~ T!ltn wu a neiiN'iot "Seven Women" to liar in Sam from "B&klr Straet" 10 at Lotw•a Mttropolitao lD Splepl'l "Tho Chaoe,'' whlch Lord Runell'a accountant. lrook!YII Wlltll Botte wu puah- will bf directed by Arthur Penn. would do wtll to aubscrlbe to ld """ tha !lllrbttooo Ollllldt Sha bao 1 IJ'Ut rapport with Varltty. tt.. tllaatro lD the eruab, and Penn. quite naturally; u wu ----*- lrllltlt 11111 were rescued he who directed hor 011 Broad· by tilt lptCiai poliCe In the wet In "Two lor the Seesaw,'' CHARGED WlTII DWJ Dick of ttma U a but Wll and on lha IIIII iD fiilnl lor about lo 1'1111 lbam down. Thru h• Jiant IUcttU, "Tho Mir- PT. PLE' - INT - Oorltl 1:. tf the aptelal olllcn requlrld acle Worker." McDodt, Rl. I Leon, wao chara· ~ lot cull and bruises Cornelia Otla Sklnner'l trlpa ed with driving w1" - lntox.l<llltrtctlnd Ill tht melet, but It 1r tho library at Harvard In- ed followilli a two car accident wu all In a lood Cl!llt, bt- Yolvt tho research she's doIns on Rl I near li'Jat Rock at 12 :· 111111 tt.. cub re&llllra aro for her book on Sarah lltm· 15 a.m. Sunday. McDade was rln&IDI m~ly at tha bol of. hard! ... For those nol bravo drivilll out oi the Bud Chattin ~lett ...h'Opll tap-ranklnc or- enough to make the discoth• Road and struck a southbound dllatra INder, Ted Heath, hu que scene the ut dane car on Rt. 2 driven by Rlchard aullltld 1 lllroke ... Ray Stark craze the' Boste7t" Will ~ H. ~u•k, Ranoswood. There Wlllll 8lclney Poitier to otar 111 ,.., 'tn the mov~' "Wb 1, were no Pfl'IOI!l!l lnjUl'lea but tbe lwllKlolllllll Broadway pro- N Puu ... a 1 property damap waa tlllmat• duclloa, "l"rttloh Stroot " 1,o. ew' . ycat · 81 Romy ed at ~.000 by the State Pollc» lltallhtnttn1 lldney'l ~ on- Schneider and 50 youna dane- and Sbarlfl'a Dapartmenl who · ora aollapae to the lloor iD a ilmlllfated lbo mllbap. · Kllhl!; Time I 1 ,, I !, ............. .. :.·.~ Southern Defeats New Boston 48-47 for District Title'. w.,.. By JT MIGHT not appear on the surface you have to do is to look at the amount amollll us plainly, but the majority of of money that is spent in a number of tur population Is concerned with the southern states for education to see that eoune of evenl.t of the last week that they have not made the progreu in com· aave seen the bate of men for their fel- pariaon with other parts of the country. ~wmen flair into violence that will in no We are saying that the action• often of way add to the stature of our country, people are determined by the level of •ut dtgracl• it to a very p-eat degree. It education. It 11 not always th, cue be· II hard for any erea that baa extended cause we have seen 1118111 of hatred am· complete civil rlthta to Imagine such a ODJ those who have had all of the advan· lltuatlon In another part of tho country. tages of an education. We muat there· Wt mltbt not be u demonstrative a• fore conclude that tho saving grace 11 In 10011 people, but deep ln our hearts we the nature of one's training whether In are for the moat part filled with the spirit the homo, the church or the school . tf brotherly love for each other, and ev· We saw some flturea recently that to thoueh there mllhl be some Inequal- show that we Americans believe In edu· !tiel they are of a nature that are com- cation In a general way. Last year votera moo to the human race. In over 2,000 electlona approved over It ll rather pathetic that a few ruth· two billion In school bond luuea. That 1111 and lrraaponslble persona can figure Ia 10 lmpreallve that It even makes ehaote the Image of an entire country. some people even doubt If we need fedThere are people In the south who are era! aid to education. When we think of wholt·heariedly In aympathy with the de- that bllh amount and that proposed to llrt of people who want one of their be apeot by the government we can ra&fundamental rlghta, to be able to reiiJ- aonably expect that only lint class per· tar ami vote. Olton In the heat of con· sona will be the end product. We would filet we forget tboae who are really In be fortunate If we could wipe out all the tha majority on the lflde of right, who hatred that Ia rampant In our country have to carry the atlgma that some un· and live In peace and contentment, but thlnlt!DJ, ltnorant and men of Ill will we are atrafd that there will always be bring down around their heads through people who will never aee a vlaloo of thouehtlcu and ruthlesa method1. what thl1 world could be Uke. There are Wt are now engaged In the program too many who want wealth, power and of cre&tlftl a areat 10clety. It will never control over the ways In whlcb their fel· be a nallty tlirougb the expenditure of lowt live, and It means that we need to money unlw we apend It for education, chan1e tbe entire direction of our think· and provide the kind of tralnlnR that will lng and arrive at what Ia lUll and rt~ht creal• a humanity, and not In any way for evervone who calli Amtrlca their fllrtber 111111'1 in!iuma111t7 to IDlD. All bomalall4. • DOCfOR SAYS ' 0. llrUdalldl, II.D. Q - MJ doctor l8JI I have a slight clouding of the retina of my eyes, What doel thll mean? - O!llldlll( at mallllellallon Of rellDJtll. lllllammatory diseale of the retina may be due to nephrllla, dlabetta, aypbllll, leukemia, IDtmla, bardening of the arteriH, chronic slnusltla or upooure to verr bright llghll. Regard!... of lbo ..,use, your eyea should bt protected from IlCht by the use oi amokIll liiUel and l)'e cfrope thai eauae the · puplll to contract. II tha udw~ eauo II found 8lld trea~ lilt J!IVPHI od the retinitis ella be ebeded llld llnprovemeal eu be npeclfd, but rellnllll must alwoira bt lakea wlouly. 1 !I '*" ;o! Would alcoloolle drlnkt old man with retlnltl!? A - Aleobol In moderalioa would not bave an adverse ef. lect on retinltl!, unlea It wa1 wood alcohol. Prolonged abuso of alcohol ean cause lnllamma. lion In the perlpberal nervea and lhlt mlaht lnlllude the retIna. Ott the other hand, retlnltil csn cause blindness ID a teeu.. taler. = Q - I om II, and bave been a, LYLI WILSON llllltd Preoa lateaatloaal high and holy may be the fthJ. lured propaganda calling It clo of propaganda. It 11 Dot "tho record of the Kennedy 'l'bt U.s. lnlormatloD A&ency contended that the Kennedy preeldeocy." Aa an bonest hi.. (USIA) Is on the brink of 1 bu- 111m Itself would do any harm torlcal record the film Is susnoucratic triumph at tho ••- o• break up an American tra- pect. As Witness lor example panoe o1 10011 eovernment and ditlon. I summon the fliln review oi the American traclltioll. ~atabllsb Bad Prteedeat Washington's Time • Life stall USIA II just about to receive The objection I! th&t domes- publllhed some weeks qo. It from Congress its ltrst permls- tic distribution of the Kennedy ssld: llon to !"!ddl• administration lilln would establl.ih a bad "In the oplnlon of aome propaganda ln the U DI t e d precedent. A bad precedent Is Washington observera, includini SlattL USIA II a pro(llianda all • practicing bureaucrat clooe friends of President ll.enarency. It was set up 1o create needi to open wide the boob to nedy, the 111m baa been greatly abroad a favorable Image of license. And it should be noted over pralaed and its valldlcy as the United Statea. But the law that the record of USIA hu 1 piece of history Ia auspect. uld that USIA should limit Its been lllfesslvely exp&nslft The selection of subject matter elforts to overseu. sinc:e Ill Invention by William is haphazard and confusing." CoJIII'IIs Is about to ehan~e M. Benton, the one-time Madl- Most of tho real crises iD the that law 1o permit USIA to dis- son Avenue whlz kid, diploma· Kennedy presidency are lgtribute throughout the Ulllted tist and politician in the era of Dored altogether. '1111! all 1dds Statts 1 aentlmen"'l IUld some- Harry S Truman'l Fair Deal. -up, of courae, to a pJtct of what eontroveralal movlt fUm The Johnaon admlnlltration pure propagaoda, llood for 1mentUled: "John F. Keouidy: and the lllth Conlfeu abould provlnJ tha American lmap Years ol u,hmlng; Day of not be feeding the American abroad but bsd medicine for Drwnl.'' peoplo 10vornment manu!..,. the homa foilla. 'l'bia Olin already has had IODlt domutlo exposll!'e, but not before paying theater audltncta. '11111 would hive been II· lqol. USIA WU much too IUblle to try that. Ott Dec. 28, and Doc. 29, of 1111 year, ftlr exampit, tha rum w11 lbowtl at the l - - by Helen Bottel--' Natlo~~~<l Prtu Club, Waohinl· ton, D.C. YOIJTR ASltED FOR IT how oan I when IDI' mllld II enObtained Publicity Thlo column lo lor young peo- lfossed e!Jowheret Thil and. other such noncoma pie, their problems and pleas- I read an article lbst refermorclal uposura ol lht film urea, their troubleo and run. red to "our moJ>I!eaded lrlood•" obtained enormous word - ol- As with the reat of Heleo Help aa a "mental dlseaee" llnO!If I!IOIIth publicity. '1'beao private US!, it welcomes laughs but teens. Do I hive a mental dJ-'' acreenlnJs caused the word to won't dodee a serioUJ question sease! - CRAZY MlXItD liP paoa that USIA bad come up with a brusiH>ff. Send· yOID' !teHJt queadom BEATLIMANlAC with a auporlor docliiiUintary. to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT IJtar CMUB: Membera ol Congreas became Interested and both H o u s e s care of Helen Help US 1 t h i ; .. · Of COurM not. · I'd 111"81 frOm your lflttr ohortly wiU be asked 1o excuse newapaper. that you're a brllD7, 1nte111t USIA from the prohlbltlono of THOSE BEATLES. ETC., little gal who worriU too muelt the law so that "John F. Ken. AGAIN hecauae she bU read too many nedy; Yeara of Lightning, Day Dear Helen: artlo:lea by typelft'IW' • PIJ~ of Dnuno" may bt 1hown na. I waa readlng that letter In lolltta wbo THINK (poor tltl!lp) tlonwlde Ill commercial thea- your coiiiDII! that referred to that they undmlllld tetn-aaera. ter• with any prollta 10tng to teen- a~ers 11 "IICI'Iamina, !oint- Adults bardly ev.- do. So lllhy the U.S. Trtuury. Congres1 lne, fiunkin«, 1111Bmbltlous, lo~ take !heat "uplaoallot!l" Ill' ahould relllse. low-the-gang" groups. It waa ioullyT The peoplea' Mntlmental tf• signed by a ctrlaln tq!lll't and Why don't JW juat rtlu and fectlon tor lht youna martyred drag Darned LEAH, and I'd like enjoy your mop-balred fri'lllda President pracllcally uaurea to tell her a thlna or three! whllll lbe fed II ltW tab, and lhlt Congresa wW abort clreult healthy and rewardtna ~OfllO the law. It certainly U8III'N a to It's adore !boN lrrelilllble Enc· booJn1n8 theater market !Dr lbo lllh alngers. JUJt beoauao you ul USIA 111m. That doll not In let your emot10111 looM ove.· · any way cl!qo tha tact that unuaual and d!Herant IJ'OUpl the USIA film II a propagll!da dotsn'l mean you'rt a dope. 1 job. To pernrlt any "'mlDistr• like to think of myself u a aeoUOn to UH I IOVemment prop- llble llrl with bcalna, but evagenda agency to NICio the aryone Deeds aometblDg to AmarlcaD p • o p lo It aglillat take thelr mlnda off dally probU.S. tradition 110 matter how lems IDd ICbedulet. I'm defi. Dltaly 1101 flunking and unambiJ. N, and I'm not followtna tba IIDI· 1 mey bf "~~ereamlng and fllnllni" (sort of), but who wouldD't be onr thou lab IUYIT HELEN HELP US! BEhh IAlld thai I ba~e macular degeratlon ol my left eye, whleli bas bad Poor clrculatioD lor ., boll! a J!!&r. '1'be sight of my right eye 11 completely eone. TreatmeDt has been of no avail. What causes thls7 ll there any hope or eettint 111J aJaht back! A-Degeneration of the macula, the point of central vlsloD In tbe retiDa, may occur u a result of an inJury to the eye or as an accompaniment of ~ vanced qe, Some persona . show at rna of Bilna much earlier than othera. ODce thil porlioll of the reiIna li destroyed, thoro II no W!IJ to replace it. stop with the aelf-ealysll? A girl who really wanta to "rulmlnate her capaoitleo" won't 11t aldetracked by a .tack of recorda. - H. P.S. Maybe the lollowinl Will come closer to hltlinl ;10w tee.. REALI.Y feel tban thoulaodl of adult-typo explanatlona: o,ar Helen: Perhapo adults o~t there •ro wonderinl juat what Beatlemania (and other ll:ngHab • IJ'OUP' mania) Is composed ot. '1'bl1: Beatlemanla Ia aomethln& you can feel within you: IOIIlethlnJ that bas a beat, like your own heart. It li something IAl Iaiii abollt before and after sohoo~ lnt!tead !If .....1- converaa- ,.• tlona, lt'a looklll1 forwarcl to a ptrlormance on TV Dut week, or uv1111 up for a tk:k-' monthl lit advance. lleatlemanla li a fotlln8 yotl and only you )l081en, which 1lf. ltrl from anyone olae, ~ Ially adulta. It Ia aomolhtna JW C!lD laD back on when you get thai awful feeling the entire world li qalnsl JW. Jtatlrmanla Is a change In your anllra lift, IIlli aroaslnc ovv from noihlns to oomothlna. Sudtltnly you feel you're llnpal1o ant. and lbst Ia very 1110 •••..,. to you. Beatltmanta Is lheddlng !earl of happineiL If worcla aaa'l ,. preu II, tears aan. It Ia ICN&minl yoitr appreciation beaauat applmling )till tnn~ldn't ·llomethlnt, you doo'l 1rhal, leila fOil ... - - Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-:vliddleport, 0, Mar. 15, 19fi5-3 GETS REBOUND - Lanky Norman Norris (53) outjumps everyone to get 3 rebound in the second quarter Saturday afternoon al Ohio University's Grover Center. Norris was the ga me 's leading scorer with 20 points. CHEERING FANS - -i~NG District tournament cage clash . At Troy Anna 7L Bellbrook 6i At Tiffin Crestview 64 Old Fort 56 At Deflanee Paulding 6< Archbold ;a AI Canton · Windham 53 Woodridge 49 At New Concord West Muskingum 63 Zanesville RosecrJns 57 Add Closs AA 1 ,. do. lmow u .,' ...... FOR NrnWUONS OF TEBNS Dear SFMOT: Mllll MUON AIIU LEAH - For -~ - H. Dear Helen: l waa rather lalalllillll 111>tll the latter part of lllJ frahman year (liM). The! waa when lha Beatie crue btpn and 1 t>eoame aubjecl to aa ad. VIDCed CUI ol lleallomaala Since thly arrived In I bo States, IIIJ mln4 baa boeu jual total~¥ dOminated wltli o a a ,. =?II&.,._, N. . ~·;; , ~ train of thought; lbo Beatles and all othlr sbnllar EllfiiRb fii'Oups. I pi lazy, sort of· uea,.. 5 Q ...... --~ .:-.-·~..., &:: · rted away" With them. '"' !l!lo nloped a "don't care" attJ. ... . . . . . . . wHit ........... . tude on aeveral tltlngl, but lht Iunny port 11 I really DO - · I wl!llt lood gradH. I want to ·' eulmlnalt ·J!IJ . eapacltJ'Ii, . 1111 ~ ., / --........... ..--...... ..... -............. ... ......... . . - ---!!•l•·. .. PRIC!~ SCORES senior Larry Price (~5) scores on one of (jis twisting, turning lay-up shots above the outstretched hands of New Boston's Aaron Adams. AI left Is At Clnclonall Springboro 74 Luther Holsenger of Glenwood High school. Cincinnati Country Day 63 . T0U rney Cleveland East Tech 87 Oh. 10 . Cle;,eland Ignatius ~I AI Berea Cage SCOleS' Lorain Admiral King T7 Bay Vlllage . ...... - ,.......AAn. :::r Uolled Press Intematlonal -.> The excitement shown bv this Racine rooter, Brenda Baker, was typical of Tornado fauS attending the THE DlllY SENTINn IIIVOTIC. fO tNTaut 1 1 cause blindness f·ft an 84-year- Reports From The Capitol .., 1 the rttlllo Is Ia Cl - '? •1 BY II()B WINGETr oes their victory. 1roun. of Regional Touruam<DI stanza, midway lhtOugb the laBI 'gap to !HI when he hit on rtm and Price p-obbed tlte (•in McKelvey added a iUIDPI Evel')'lhln« I toed "Their desire to win made Fisher'• desperation basket play. Jonathan Aldet, touted aa!pertod. It was a foul soot by long Jumper with two minutes 1 rebound. shot. The Togers, however, came,wrong lor Coach SIMes lq1ll!!l the difference." came following a jump ball fbeing a strong, weD-bslaUC'e'lfs<:orilli hotshot Aaron Adams, and 48 seconds lefl. . . It was then that the Tomad- back to toe_ the score at 10.10 m the ,fourth quarter. Tbe TctThis was the comment offer- that was tipped to the Soutbem club, was winner of the Colum- who came Into the game '("lth l New Bo•,on, now holdmg a oes called t1me to prepare for w1th low mmu!el! of the quaner nadoeo shooting- .turned cal4. ed by Southern High &:boo! cage,High School forward by Larry bus District. ja Z7.1 overage that gave the ·one-point lead, called time . out the victory opportunity handed gone. . they . &egan makllll tw:novera b<'" Craynor Slone alter his Price. The jump between Price I TORNADOES TRAD..ED Tigers a 45-44, lead. . and Coach Horner Pellegnnon them. Norman Noms sank a lay - and N.ew Joston look the edp Tornndoes had edged New Bos- and New Boston's Luther Hoi~ The unrated team from R.a~ New Boston s Ed W~tte than orderetl the Tigers to play baU FIRST HA~ :up w~th a mmute and 27 seconds around ~ tboardi. ton. 48-47 in Class ! District lsenger followed a wild scram- cine managed to join the rankl dropped ln a tay..up With · three control and run JUt the clock. Southern fell behmd 4-0 as showmg on the .clock and Me- ~ . res~~ was New Boston 'fournament play at Ohio Uni.. 'ble under the boards after the of the "Sweet SIXteen·• Classlminutea: and two ~ond5 re- The team from Glenwood ,New Boston hit on its flrst two ·Kelv~y dropped m a free throw ~w,cldy ~~ ~ft!Und and with Vi;'rsily's Grover Center Satur- ~ Tornadoes had missed two in- A squads left in the state even .mainl_ng to put the Sc1oto coun- Hig.h !fchool did just tbal for .sho.ls .. but q1 · '·!y bounce:<f ~ck to giVe the Tornadoes a 13-IO ,Just over four mmutes Jeft in d.:-tv afternoon. side shots in those closing sec- though its chances a·ppeared ty qutntet ahead by a 47-4:4 •ead over two mlautes r ·•u tbarp- and t1ed the score 6-6 wath fave jlead by the end of the qu~rter the game the 'ngers bad tied A bucket by 6-2 Senior Gor- onds. !very slim late Ln the fourtb :and Southern's chances for it!J shooter Adams tried to tee tbe lmmutes and 13 seconds left in 1 Southern ~pped its margm to lhe score at 44-44 on_ a drlviDI don Fisher on a jump shot frml.l, Southern now will face Plain quarter. :first District Tournament cham· j cake for New Boston. Adam!J Ithe initial period. 116-10 early m the- second stan_za Ilay-up by Adams. nus set the ms 1 J~ the key wilh 11 seconds City Jonathan Alder (20.-3l this l1 New Boston's Tigers stole the 1plonship in five years appear - flrf"d a ZO foot one. hundred The Tor~adoes then ID?k the ,as Bill Baer _st"Ored on a chanty stage for Southero's gaUant vielt>fl in the game was the two. Friday night at 8:.30 pm. at lead away from Southern for tbe 'ed to be .gone. jump shot with 33 se<-ondw1eft, lead as Pnce sank a pa1r o£ toss and Price sank tw~ more .: tory effort. pointer that gave the Tornad· Ohio University in the first nrst time slnce the opening I Price, however, narrowed the but his effort bounced off the foul shots t~nd httle Guard Mar- New Boston battled vigorousSTAnSTICALLY ly throughout the period attempt- Norris led all scorers with _______..,...,.,_1, '-'J A'·+~.-/~.;V\·:W;nt}i¢kiW·ld'?BV~~r;IJY~·"ft"''!·r::t?.:c.J'ry?f'Jif1,"f!?'/.~ ing to ove_rcome the Tomad.o lfive buckets and 10 of 10 from ,, -.,,,..... mnx;t.h"'""· · ,,.;%& · · ~,.. ' · · "d -'·· lead, but Jts pfforts were nulh· llhe foul line for 20 polnbr. Tbe Ticktlo for the Clou A fied as Norris, a 6-3 senior, 16-3 center Lallied on five of 11 Regional tournament at CLASS A Athono will be uailoble ATHENS REGIONAL took charge for the Me•gs Coun- •shots from the field and was althis wHk at the Southern ly entry. Iso leading rebounder for tht High achool building, AlhDRAWINGS In all, Norris accounted for Tornadoes with 13 of !he team'l letic Director Donald MARCH 19 10 points in the quarter and '39. .d today. was also .a strong conlender on ' Price follo\'o'ed in scoring for Wolf•• l l WEST MUSKINGUM "19-4" VS. ALBANY "24-1" The tickets also can be t he bo ar ds. So ut hern he ld a 28- ·, the winners with 15 poUlts OD AT 7 P.M. '18 lead when the buzzer sound- three field goals and nine of 14 purchased ol Mr. Wolfe's homt in tho ovonings. Tho SOUTHERN "17·6" VS. JONATHAN ALDER "20-3" ed to signal the dose of the at the charity line. first ha l!. Other Southern statistlcl Torn.d- W.r• • llotted AT 8 30 PM ; ' ' SECOND HALF' showed McKelvey IO!lsed in 500 ducats during the New Boston cut its deficit to rhret or five shots from .. mHting of pertlcipants in MARCH 20 six points ea rly m the third field and two of four' from the the rogionals Sundoy of· CHAMPIONSHIP GAME WITH ternoon at Ohio Univeni.. NALS quarter, but Price again upped fou! line for eight points. WINNER ADVANCING TO THE STATE Fl the margin with a lay-up and Adams was lop scorer lor ty. Co1ch Craynor Slone AT 8 P .M. pair of buckets at the r ou I the losers with 19 points OD and Mr. Wolfe ollended stripe. eight baskets and three free from Racine. [?'· ~;.l,j·::·:"·¢~iJ:~;;{*r:'!:Il:iL;~t,;;:;r;: :; ~--~:;7":.J:~~~T<~ Price. in reality, was the throws. Holsenger followed with "take-charge guy'· for the Tor- nine and Roger Frazier had nadoes in the first part of the eight. Frazier fouled out wttb third quarte.r as he chalked up five minute~ and 22 seconds seven pomts in tl1e opt'ning left ir1 the game. three minutes. Overall. Southern hit on 13 of McKelvf'y then followed with 23 shols from t.he Field lor 40 another jump shot lhat gav<' t>er cent and Ni;'w Boston conSouthern a :17-24 advantagt and nected on 21 of 51 for 41 per its biggest lead of the game eent. Southern r~tually defeatwith barely ovt_~r four minutes ed the Tigers at the free throw left in the quarter. line where they made 22 of 29 Nt:'W Hosl1 quickly bounced •while New Boston was hittin& back and cut the lead to five rive of eight. points. 37-32, as Ulf' do('k tick- New Boston closed its season rd undf'r three minutt>S. with a 21-~ slate. LAST QUARTER By Quartersc Norns then arrountf'd for h.,'Q Sou thern 13 28 43 48 - 48 mort' frf'.f' throws and Wh i 1 r Tigers 10 18 34 47- 4i t'hipped in <J jump shot to make ' Southern - Price 3-9-15, NorlhP score :19-:H, favoring Soutl,. ·ris 5-10-~0. McKelvey 3-Z-8. rrn, with a minu\P. and 39 sec· Baer G-1-1, Bostick 0-0-Q, Fisher onds lei'! McKelvey went in for 2-o-4 . Totals 13-22-48. a lay-up and Norris !<Jii:ed from New Boston - Adams 8-3-19, the foul lint> to up the Tornado Frazier 4-1-9. Holsenger 4~. lead to 43·34 before the quarter , White 3..{1-6, Goddard 1-1-3, Priended. ode 1-0-2. Totals 21-5-47, . , I St. �'J, • ' +Dally Sentinel, Pomero~-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 15, 19~!i --~·-------Burdette. 930 Fi"l Ave.• Mr.. 11th Belz. Lisa Claruon . We...e. 0 01 • aJ 11\r,eWS Hosp1t Morris Lee Hogan, 831 Fourth Criner. Mrs. Robert Ave, Joanna Calherine Clarke, Mrs. Paul Foster, Sylvia 437 Lariat Dr .. Jobn Steven Fra- er, Ricky Henry, Mrs. - - - - - - - - · - iry, Rt. 2 Ga!Upoils, Mrs. Min- Houchins, Mrs. Jack nie Stover, Rt. 1 Bidwell, Mrs. Mrs. Cecil . Entered Hospital Charles Keooeth Burris, Ewing· sRandolph Moore-Cecil Among those who entered ton, Rhondt~ Leigh Hatfield. 1919 Carolyn Roush, Mrs, Holzer hospital over the past ' l1ain St. Pt. Pleasant, M rs. Swart, William H. Tho m 11, weekend ,mcluded : Su~day - Jdmes C. Cooper. Gallipolis Fer~ Mark Walters, Mrs. Bill Shirl E. ~toney, 911 Third Ave .. \ry Carolyn 1'. Roush New Hav~ man. . • , • Jeffrey L. Webster, 2~ First en, W. _Y~ · · Mrs. Danny Mlc~ Mrs. Geoq~e Dillon, Mn. Ave. Mrs. Fred Facemire. Ht. '*'· Grtfftth Pomeroy LewJs M le<. D N lso .. G~llipolis, Mrs. Ronald Trim- W. Click C~allon. ' eOtrs . agBg ' r.M e n A bl Rt 2 G 11 . 11 M H II' · j Uce rannon, rs. mos L e,M · Bad !poll sM. ~s. Po ~s Births Johnson, Carl Greer, Robert n. ayo, ~ we ' a.:;on . ~c ' · 0 DeJJ, Charlene Pigott. Mrs. Jr' Rt. 2 Bidwell, Mrs. Wilham Mrs John Howard r-hm ae1 Arga b-ra"•ht R ld R v· M' · "" ... , Mrs. C. E . eyno s, t. 1 m1on, ISS 315 W. Main Sf., Jackson, son, C''DeU d · f t M J Barbara Whiting Rt. 1 E:wina. l . • an Ulan son, rs.. · . . ~ 11 08 a.m.- Saturday. Mrs. Carl c Scott and infant son Clar· ton ,, · S&out Richard . • Mrs. . ' Charles W. Pickens , 109 A. p arry' Ill . 4 J acr,..,on. son, ence ijunt, Fifth St., Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. II 24 a.m. Saturday. Mrs. Lloyd Tuchers, Mrs. Ira Adkins. Wendell Pancake, 193 Park Dr., \es Kenneth Burris, E:wington. Ray Fox, Amy Corbin. Joseph ~t . Pleasant, Mrs. Larry daughter, 9 30 a.m. Saturday. McQnaid John McQuaid 8 n d mg, N~w Haven, W. Va., , Mrs. Walter S. Landrum, Rt. 1 Thomas Collim. sel.l Sk1dmore. 7l7 Beach St.· Jacksvn, daughter. 9:59 _,P~·;m;~·l!f'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio Mlddlepo..... lthmer ~· Saturday. Mrs. James C. c 644 So . .Third St., Middleport. er, Ga llipol is F'erry, son, TEXTURED Mrs. Keith Suthe.rl~nd, Rt. 1 p,m. Saturday. Mrs. iJo,~gl:;; ll Rulland, Mrs. Wilham W. U. Grover Rutland daughter fin , 145 Butternut Ave:, 1:45 p.m. Sunday. Mrs DannY roy ,. M~. Chester Kmgbt, i.. Griffith, Pomeroy, d,3ughter Leg10n 1errac~, Pomeroy, 1:25 p.m. sunday. Mrs. Jon o. Brown Tone, Black Magic James F. Collms, Rt. 1 Martin Wellston 7·26 ter, Dow l.'rabtree, Rt. 3 m. Su~day Mrs 'M~~·· L a. Hill, Mrs. Michael Cant~r, gem, 831 F~urth. Ave., l!on . 7. son, Mrs. Jon D. M~rhn, _ Sunday. ' ston, Reese S. Jenk1ss, Rt. Discharged Wellston, Mrs. Carl E. Patients discharged over Rt. 1 Wellstor., Mrs. past weekend included Mrs Ed· Manring, Northfield, 0., · L. Brown, Sr., Ravenswood, Va., and Mrs. Winfred Bru·k01·,il Ravenswood, W. Va. Saturday -Mrs. M. ,arm Market Trends are Analyzed in Weekly Report rHlCAGO (UP)) _ Slaughter 186 ,500 rompared with 185.4110 · betfel'l lenel"ally last week and 191.900 one year .teen and ..~:. h;,..u,. at ••o JOid steady to H , . _ . . . ~ . rnajor livestock terminals this Compared with last Friday, teady to 40 barrows gilts and sows sold '..o.ek: cobwl•l werte:_.~ to strong· mostly ~teady to 50 lower This 1. !ilher, u s s "-~ , · vealers sold steady to 1.00 was the second consecutive lower and feeder cattle tul1y week of declining prices. The v ••••• City steady excepI at .,..,..._ · lone exception was Chicago ints slaughter where barrows and gilts sold At many . po · . ed steers and healers worked lower steady to 25 higher. lncreas · ts at the 12 markel s a~d early under the pressure of a receJp lower dressed beef trade. Later interior Iowa and southern Mmreceipts were curtailed, the nesota plus a lower trend at dressed beef trade strengtbend the wholesale 1eve I proved and earlier losses were more bearish in the live tr.!lde. t h .a n recovered. Slaughter Receipts were 641,000 and ateers continued to be marketed compared with 553,000 one week at a considerably lighter weight .ago and 668,000 one year ago. than last week with Omaha, Compared with late last week, Nb and Chicago average slaughter lambs sold steady to el~t' nearly 70 pounds. below ~ lower, slaugbte~ ewes and the same week one year ago. feeder lambs relatively scarce, Twelve market receipts were mostly steady. Increased receipts at the 12 markets coupled with the second lower trend of the past 12 weeks at the wholesale level forced live prices downward. Shetp receipts at the 12 terminal markets were 40,100 and compared wiLh 33.600 last week and 48,700 a year ago. ... ._ ..,_.11.,..., 1 prnWM 1uo~hlt Law. Jndlrl••••• will• •hll tt 41..fftllll• ttt• lf'llllll'•lf ... •P•thtlrpttNhlll'f•lrs Allll• ..... • ,.....llllll¢ (This is a public service article explaining in general terms a provision of Ohio law. £ndividuals who wisr to deter· · tb [feet f any law : ; tiJe~r ~rivate ~egal affiars should consult a private attor) Dey. Many widows are unaware of their legal rights in connection with the estate of their deceased husbands. Live cattle futures advanced 12 lo 20 cents per hundredweight on the Chicago Mercan~ tile Exchange this week. The failure thus far on the heavier The Methodist Men's marketings to materialize along ship hour scheduled for with the higher live cattle mar- dHy March 16 has been ~ets were constructive ~actors pon€-d until TU;sday, m the advance. The Apnl c~n- at 6:30 p. m. H.ev. Melvin tract moved up to 23 70 while kire announces. August was at 24.15. . Dressed beef futures th1s j week were unchanged to 20 Meldahl 5:20 p.m.; Jamel points higher. Th.e advanc~ re- jMcldahl 9:05p.m.; J. S. Lewis fleeted the slightly h1gher up Meldahl 1:30 a.m. . wholesale market. 1 Galhpolis Dam Queen €1ty down !1:15 p.m.; Illinois down Prices paid for live poultry ! 11 ·20 p.m.; Alton Zephyr up 11:delivered lo Chicago were 30 p m ; Peggy Down down 3 slightly irregular, ranging from a rn.; Semet up. 4:40a.m.; On1.~., cent lower to one cent high- Iward up 5:15 a.m. Laguna down • er. Chicago wholesale butter 7 a m.; Kentuckian up 9:10 a.m. j and cheese prices were both Kanawha, River-O. F. Shear- · Wlchanged for the week. Whole- ~ er down Winfield 5:10 p.m. ; Lu- I sale grade eggs brought 2 to cy Jane Lucas down Winfield 3•~ cents higher prices for the i 10:55 p.m.; Thelma Ann up Winweek. field 10:55 p.m.; Beaver Winfield 11 p.m.; George p"'r"ic"e!!il.: ..• Soybeans and wheat closed up Winfield 12:45 a.m.; Jerry weak to heavy on the Chicago Bosworth up Winfield 4:50 a. Board of Trade over the previ· rn .; Jefferson down Winfield I *"Fiexsteel" Ll•l•• Room Lifetime Gu•r•nt.. on Sprlnes - - 1 l I ! ' BEEF RIB STEAKS lb. St. Patrick's Day Favorites! s.t ... chat" CRISP- SOLID . 6. SUPER·RIGHT NEW . CORNED BEEF CABBAGE America'• Finest. Open Sto~-Livlnt R •~. BN Room •nd Dining Room Furniture "Fr•g• . "dOlre • II Dopondoblo "Ad m1ra . I" Color T.V. - Radios ' Stereo- Port•bfe T.V. AppUon<et 69( IN BRINECu..lK IN POLY BAG _ lb. lb. sc Porlorm•••• Rotod Car- pet - Expert tnst•llatlon Many Other Famou1 Namtt In Fine Home Furnishings FOLLOWING SPECIAlS EFFECTIVE ALL WEEK • SULTANA BRAND- RICH CREAMY It's Worth Your fime To VIsit Boker'• Befort YOu Buy Any Home Furnishings. We Welcome Salad Dressing • Comparison. BAKER FURNITURE 39c Quart Jar .KRAFT - A LENTEN FAVORITE "THE FINEST TERMS ANYWHERE" MIDDLEPORT, 0. was 6:"15~a~.m~-~======'=:J!!!!!'!"'!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!''!!'l!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'~ · The widow and minor child~ ous week, while corn ren, constituting lhe family of miXed, up v~ to 1\1:; oats steady a deceased husband and father, and rye firm to strong, up % to l!lhall be given sufficient provis-- 1o/.... Wheat was off % to 2% Ions or other property to sup- and soybeans {)[f fJ.8 to 1. I port tbem for twelve months from !be time or the death. - -...- - - - - - This allowance for main~ tenance, mac.' •rily provided by law, is dU: nnined by the _ _ _ appraisers of U1e estate. How~ Ganae readings: Galli lis ever, iD eases where there is . po llD appraisal, or if the apprais· Dam 18.2, 22.0, rumung 34 feet -'l to rnake the aII owance, on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason. 23.• rs fa.~ tbe probate judge shall deter- 91, Pt. Pleasant 25.611, Hmton mine the amount allowed. 1.28, Kanawha Falls out. CharIn addition to the right to a leston . 19.47. London, Marmet I .11 Wm!Jeld dams were on the IIIJlPOrt allowance, tb e w1"do w and II also entit1ed to other statu~ ~& Movements: OI'Y rilbts such as: Ohio River - John J. Rowe I. The rlgbt to remain In up 14, 2:25 p.m.; Philip Sporn the family's home for one year, up 14, 8:40 p.m.; Tibolt up H. free of charge. 2:15 a .. ; Harvey Jordon up 14. 3:40 a.m.; New Martinsville 2. U not specifically gi~en down 15, 5:3(; a.m.: Glendora her or to otber! by the Will, up 15, 6:40 a.m.; Christy up 16. lbe may purchase tbe family 4 a.m.; Jacob G. up 16 5:30 a. homestead from the estate. m.; Harriett M. up 17,·4 a.m.; 1. Sbo may purchase olher Elisha Woods up 18. 12:45 a.m ; real or personal property so Orca up 18, 7 a.m.; Brimstone , to,. as the total value of all down 21, 6:20 a.m ; Jeffboal 1 purchases do not exceed one- up 22, 3:40 a.m.; Rose G. up 22, third of the value of all tbe 5 a.m.; Duncan Bruce up 23. property 1ell by the deceased. 10 a.m.; Jane T. down 23, 5 a.m.; Helen R. up Greenup 5: 4. Tho widow may also select 5l p.m.; Cotton Queen up GreenItems of pet10011l property, u~ 7 p.m.; Eastern down MeiJiliCh u tbe family car, power dab! 5 p.m.; Valvoline up Melgarden tools, etc., in'.dahl 5:10 p.m.; Shuny down addWon to her one-year main- ~ -­ tenaneo allowance. 'ftle value • ol these Items shaD not exceed twenty pec cent of the appral&ed value of the entire estate. In no ev011t shall the value of the oelected personal property llellliJ be more than $2,500. Becalll8 of the valuable rights a widow bas at tbe time of her int8band'o death, sbe would be well advised to seek the counsel of an attorney. BONE IN SUPER·RIGHT *"Provincetown" Mo'lle = Macaroni DINNER WITH CHEESE AMERICAN OR PIMENTO You aren't alone. Let us help. Throughout the year, we lend millions of dollars to thousands of people for hundreds of different reasons. We believtJthat paying taxes on time il; reason enough. Ri ver news '' En'ECTIVE THRU WED. MAR. 17' YOU PAY NO MORE FOR THE FINEST! * **"Gullistan" :j Not only does the surviving _widow have. prior_Lty in the nammg of an admtmstr~tor o[ t~e estate when t~ere. 15 no Wl~, but ~ also ~ g1v~n certam fi~an~1al benefits WhLch t .• k e pnonty over: all . creditors, w~~n lhere IS no Wlll under 1 '- •IO aw. TO SAVE You Money THE SHOE BOX LAW (nil Ill• ,_.. _..•rtkllt~~~lllnlnl SPECIALS HOSE OHIO WIUIAM B. SAXBE Early Week E. Know mGRliiY arNWL ' I' Velveeta • Macaroni Ice Cream Life Insurance Available On All Loans 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy FUDGE MARBLE JANE PARKER BALLARD BISCUITS CHERRY PIE 4 '19( DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. mo-. y, Gal. Pkg. PILLSBURY OR PACK 7'h oz. Tubes NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON 3 ~~:;_ 59c 59c sPA~~ETn ~~~--------~- MARVEL- ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY STILL 89c lb. box ANN PAGE $25 to $2000 I 2 CHEESE SPREAD i -J9c Reg. 49e Spacial 1 RICH NUTTY FLAVOR--PIECE ONLY • ' Swiss Cheese YOUR BIGGEST BREAD BUY! I ANN PAGE - 59c • • • lb. I PANCAKE OR WAFFLE . Table Syrup • • •• 69c ' 48 ... Decom.r I f ANN PAGE - CRUNCHY OR CREAMY SMOOTH <'.'"n tence was levied upon James Tlailey Saturday In Meigs coun- 1 A&P FROZEN - ty court. Dailey, appearing before .lud~~ Frank W. Porter, Jr., on I an. assault charge, however, re- 1 cetved a suspensloo of the jail term and was placed on proba· 1 tion for one yeat.In other COWlty tDUrt action; Frank Slolzenber. ger waa fined $:15 and costs lor disturbing tile peace and Ronald Lee Mariley, David Rousb IIIII Sidney Little have aU fwlelted t2S bondJ on disturbing • . _3Se Peanut Butter • • I jail A $50 fine and 110 day ~~~e,_em,.. i • Defendant is Put On Probation SLICED AND SUGARED • •• ' FAMILY SUPI'L Y - 37.5Dfa MCIAE aFI&Aal SPECIAL - .. ''' ., '· -.. ~G PACK . .i -. .Listerine • . .• . ' ... .• ' . ..'. ~ ·' Strawberries I COME JOIN .. ' ~· ~: . · • · 4 "-i: 9 : ' · : c · -~ .'-- . . ) TO()'iH. ' . PASTE . .. . '. .. . ~ ' • :>'\. ' FUN AND SEE HOW GREAT ADEAL CAN BE..!Ay TOM RUE MOTORS I ' TH~ . ;;. • ~ r PHONE cl ' '\ • ~;,:"" '• I • " - �,, I' . ,I\ Retrospect of 15 Years to End Tonight WithAddressofNational Moderator at 8 ' '. ,}, .. .... I I Pres-1 ) _, cross the span of a century and Christian education; Mr. and tory by Mrs. ,Clarence Masters. a half with the ad<lre8s of its Mrs. William Greer of Coraop- f with Walter Walker in charge Mrs. ot the printing. Mrs. Osdtlr W. days of sesquicentennial observ- J. Price Mullineaux of Clear Clarke drew the cover a three. ance . each of which almost fil).. Lake, Miri'! . the former Bess sketrh development or the edi· ed th• 200-seat sanctuary. Wetherho .lonnie B. Coulter, fice The 32-page booklet I Admission to the church for daughter ul a rormer pastor, includes 22 photographs, all tonight 's 8 o'clock meeting will the Rev. Richard H. Coulter, one ol which were taken be by adva!lce ticket only, held pastor 1885-91; Mrs. Arthur F. Ernest Thompson. The other by the 275 who made advanee Jones of Cincinnati, the former a picture of Or. Hugh Ivvn reservations for the 6:30 tHin- Helen Hayward; Mr. and Mrs Evans. quet in the Washington school Ross Fleming, Oxford, he an 1 There is also in the book a rafeteria. Chairs are set up in elder , and Mr. and Mrs. 0 . B. 1 reproduction of Dwight C. Weth· l the fellowship room which op.. Mason, Chillicothe. ) e.rholt's editorial eulogy_of Miss ens onto the santluary to acMrs. James D. Walker's jun- Clara Worman, who dted. Feb. ior choir sang· two numbers 6. In the_archives di sp~ay 1~ the commodate the overflow. The moderator is Dr. Edler with Miss Sally Davis playing fellowship room there IS thts ed· 1 G. Hawkins, the Bronx, N. Y. the piano accompaniment Kim- it~rial framed with a pict~r~ ot People who did not make res- ball Suiter's senior choir also M1ss \\oorman - also Wtlham I 1 ervations mly hear Dr. Hawk· sang two numbers. Gi~dings Sibley's Trib~ne edi· ins in a live broadcast over Miss Catherine Hayward, at tonal on the death of M1ss Han· I the organ, and Miss Sandra Suit· nah U. Maxon. I WJEH·FM, ltl1.5 megacycles. Th_e 150th anniversa"y ce.le- er, at the piano, played a duel., The archives. collected by I bratioa started Saturday w1th - Mrs. Leo C. Bean, Mrs. J. How- Clayton Miller conducting a 101r n1 Old l'rencll City land- ard Neal, Mrs. L. H. Nelson, and Mrs. Clayton Miller, drew Harrisonville IDirkt.. News Notes OUR LOSS Pirken11 S,ierial Pfrlcens Speclal WITH PURCHASE OF ANY General Electric STEAM IRON SPECIAL GALLON DUPONT PAINT 2.75 Value TEFLON SKILLET FOR ONLY - 88c Commissioners J L dS ' n an Ulf Are· Announced Every kitC'hen needs one of these fat free no .sticking Teflon SkiUets. 0•." Discount Pnce This Week led assisted the Rev. Mr. Hueholt Grath of Tuppers Plain~ spent ,the gremlin~ of judgment for with SUnday morning commun- Sunday w1th his pan'nls. Mr. ithe sum of $1.004 .87 in the civil ion. The Rev. Mr. Hueholl's ses· 1 and Mrs . Earl McGrath. : r~rl ion or HomP Lo:-1n~ Comoan'\1 . quicentenniat sermon was "YesMr <tn~ M~~ Lester Hender·dnr vs. Charl<>s A. ;n1d Geral· terday Spe<01ks to Today." The son and tamaly spent Saturday,dine Varian. Rev. Mr. Duff read the scrip- afternoon with her sister, .Mrs. Two divor('e actions were di~ Lure and gave the prayer. ~ Kenneth Sick le~. Athens. missed by the court: Betty S•Je Sund.Jy night's meeting was The children of John Gibson Jones v~_ D~na R Jonf's _ Mar marked by reminiscent speech- of Athens and Don Gibson of Ijorie Patricia Ferguson vs. ! Weber ! P_ortsmo_uth spent Sa~urday Wtlhom Ray Ferguson. I es by the H.ev. Lewis G1shler and the Rev. Linson H. mght wtlh Mrs. Lana Gtbson. 1 Stf'bbins. The former, f')r the Mr and Mrs. John Gibson rmd I Plea san~ Valley Hospital · l •s! 24 years at Muncie, Ind., f.amJiy of Athens , Mr. and Mrs. I ADMITTED : . Mrs. Kenneth "·as pastor . at Gallipolis from I Oon G .'1bson and _family of Ports· .Jeffers.' .southside ; Mrs. Doug· [ 1 :11 to 1941 l11e latter, for the mouth and Mrs L<:~na Gtbson of las Wtll1ams. Colu'"llhus: Mrs . last six years ~t McConnels· i ~arnsonv1lle left Sunday morn- I Harol~ Ridenour. ~eon; ;enny . . ~· lilt'. was the Gallipolis pastor I mg for Belpre <:~nd then to the Sue \oung, Ashton, Lav.renc(' I ,. fr 11 m 1947 to 1959. Manella Museum to see the Jordan. Apple Grove; Mrs. Glen Ttw Rev. Mr. Stebbins stress- Rufus Putnam Home. •.SL<lnley •. Pt. Pleasant: Garnet ed three things which impress· Mr . al'ld Mrs _ Fred Durham Jacqueline. Love, P~. Pleasant: ed him most Jbout the Gatlipo- spent Sunday afternoon with his Ja~et Smtth. Addison: Mn. lis congregation: mothE-r. Mrs. Angeline Durham PaJge Humphreys, G~ll~~!!: No. 202 Dominion ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER ZEBCO SPINNING REEL WITH SELLING PRICE, 19.9$ Our Discount Price ___ ZEBCO ROD and LINE 1288 All For _ _ ~- 1 I . mflue~ce . of SEWER For stopped dr1ins, septic tanks, lighting Fixtures and Electric Supplies outside toil.-ts, sinks, bath tubs end More people shop Pickens! BLOCK BUSTER praise of unity in this cnJJrch . The l<:~te A. K. Merriman and the late Miss Clara Worman told him, ''We build ministers here" and advised him as to his pulpit llabits ; the former told him that the session would ly around your weaknesses and · The Rev, Mr. Hueholt messages of e:reet.ing from Mra. 0 . 0 . Mcintyre, the Missionary Baptist (the Rev. Nyle D. erator), Mrs. Cecil V. ( whosr~ husband died May 1963, in New York), the Rev. Theodore Valonti (now a Bro<Jk· lyn school teacller J, the James L. Harter in Edb1bw·gh, Scolland, the~. Lester S. Ins ir; Arizoaa (bro1her of late Hugh Ivan Evans, a er nationalmoderalllr), and 1nd Mrs. AJtreec!tr G~=~ of Turtle cttU:, Pto. ~ lllembers). Posted • ._m 'J ,.,_lht tile lllulloiJII r.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NICE BEDROOM FIXTURES PE#ICE-SfMP6011 s low Piekeu Speelal General Electric · AUTOMATIC TOASTER SELLING PRtE 21.95 t Our Discount Price This Week ~· PIERCE SIMPSON ESCORT $169.95 CHOOSE FROM OUR ... COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES eSprings AS LOW As __ $1.69 Most of the time we have your color all ready mixed . Ready to go - (No walling). koflogg's We carry in lfoclc 3 diHerent comp.ny Corn Flakes peinfl: eSUPIR KEM·TONE Sto~aly' a 1REGENT LATEX New Shipment TEFLON SKILLETS IN STOCK AGAIN! DUCO GLOSS • ENAMEL World famous Duco Gloss Enamel flows 1011 heavy wt. 4.49 10" light wt. 2.99 on smoothly - \':oven well. You Ciln WALL PAINT 9 Beautiful Colors: Blossom Pink, Tur quoile, Sand Beige, Reed Green, Beige, FOREMAN &ABBOTT "Your C.B. Headquarters" N. 2nd Ave. •••• 3 .59 qt. I 19 1' • SEMI-GLOSS FINISH Peak IN MATCHING COLORS gal. 3.98 qt. 1.39 Larg•t stoek In yean - Pit"tely odorless. Use it for all metal sur· pottern1. More people 1re buying wallpopor. or out. gal. 917 qt.l99 stock. NO MORE STICKING!!! over 300 • NEW WALL TEX BOOK ,.1. .-5 .98 qt. DUPONT ''TREY" Eaoy - Qulek_ Luelle d"'n'l drip 01' run because it's thick and trea• m:v. Goes on easier and. falter becauae your brush or rOUer bolds more paJnt LAWN AID You dip leu. No stlrrinc. No tblnnlnJ. Just lift lid ond &tart palntinJ. 2.15 •• I. KEM-GLO ENAMEL IN MATCHING COLORS gal. 9.69 qt. 2.92 6 .98 qt. 2.25 Duco Setin Sheen Enemel In Mekhlng Colot'l gal. 9.87 qt. 2.99 TRIPLE ACTION .,_..... "'.... '\ t-Pnnnll .,....,... - will not hor111 " 1-Killo Anlr, Will.. - . . Jo11041aM ltelle,WireW-a. . Orchard SPRAY For all insects that af· (ect fruit trees. Mix 2¥4 tl iblPspoons full to make 1 gallon o( spray. b .. 1.50 for No 12 ..... btl. a·• ' '""" .wOrk. All seodo m~ked date of test. ALSO ONION SETS, . yellow and wblte. b.. VA. 255 Mil ·~ St. Middleport, 0 . David TuiiLe 13 Flin St. lavenswaod, W. Ya. ~-~~~ M.arv H1lsev Rt l Vinton, Ohio Mrs. Mnx Bta\'ef 3509 3rd A"• · Huntington, W. Va . Mrs. Edward Lon• 2000 Maxwell Ave. Point Pleasant, W. Y•. Btak• Box 72 R. H. lottie H. Byrd Rt. ~1 lo• l.Cl Winfield. W. Va. lois Jear• Monroe Point Pleasant, W. Va . btl. ~~~. DRESSIII .... 43c - 12--. - .,., . . . 3,.. . ...... 2 =· · va.Mirtl ... a.... ··' .P~ r 'l Middleport, O. P~~VE IJIX .' UQU~D ' ' l!ottl• ·-~· . . 2 ··"' ~ • ft.oL ~- . n• iouf · . 47c ·;~, I ~ ') '· f .... .' .. / I . • •,;:1,:,· ' - ,,~ pkg. VEL BUUTY IAR 2 :::-.:: 87c 2 ::: 49c FLORIEIT -"" .. •• ......... k~ ... .. 14kt• • . ltonald 0. ( 261 5 A'aOIICIUill 511 7th St- W. Huntlneton, W. Va. Ashland. Kentucky Mn. Phillip. Maynard 917 I, Madl1011 Ave. Huntlagtoa. W. Va. Mrs. bre loYtl 2204 Homo so. Ashland, Kntudry HUNT'S APRICOTS 29c No. 2-lcan AJAX Liq1id \, ...... He . AJU ••••r ~ ~ ='71t .... :!:(ic CAll• • lt1vnclry DderpM .' 2,::;. 73c - ' Charles W. lurlthort Lyons AJAX Floor & Wall Cle111r -, li· .. Deodoranl IOC off ChetOIMake, 0, MANY MORE TO COME 39c 4-roll a 0 VEL Datarpnt ~.. m ..t:•k.. tao .. . •. to.,L . . . .. ChaNICier ., I ...... tar 1Zc ACTIOI ILEACH .- Mn. Northern Tissue Northern 33c 12 "i!; 41t pint . . ' . , ' 43c 109 I. 2nd Ave. Ashland, Kenturlly pkg. :o;• 73c· IATY' LlQ.ID ;- Dlshw••hlq ·, • \ ' ~ Dtlo._t •.• ·~· . It- - ' ••~ 35t . :~~'· 21 c IOC off -~ ' • Delerpnt ' 850 Glcint . I ' VEL · SOc pkg. ••••lb. 43c .~;, Carol Ronay 1719 Harlan St. tlaxtex tlax Paper Waxtex Sandwich Bags 30·"·10c 2·roll 41c Northern Towels FAI ' ·~·- , ..,j Tc OFF lb. can 31c · Mireclt Com Oil Marprlna Miracle Marglll'ine Whipped P•kay Margarine Deluxe Com 011 Marg•lne ,,_63c Kreft Salad 011 Kntft ,..,.. Sauce K(aft Salad Muat..d Mrs. FrM Tumer Reg.-Drl-"ino Margarine 32-oz. btl. 54c Ill PARKAY 39c 4·5c :· 19c John Dougherty -4045 P.rwusoA Dr. Ashland, K~~ttucky Da\'id McGIMk 5"6 Peo Ridv• ld. Huntington, W. Va. Folger's Coffee 10c KIAfT TltOUIA,. ISLAND I OPEN DAILY FRdNI _ _ _ _ _ 7aOO 10 St30 P.M: . UN1i oz. 2 ....... lc Sale Pink- SHOP SATURDAY 24 Sharon Mathias 1705 Chestnut St. Gallipolis, Ohi• Grace Wekh !·:: 39c PILIII.IYE SOAP ' \¥. REGULAR SIZE Milton, W. '~~•· 'Middleport, f). King Size 176-oz. JUG Crisco oiL 35c 1 Radney llack lt. #) Lucy McKinn•r 15 South 4th Aq, Clorox ~P.f., 2 ~~:: 45c :;&9c h~~ 29c 2 ~~ 79c CASHMERE BOUQUET ' .MASON, 39c W•x Paper Uleti' ... PHONE 773-5583 25C ' Can Cutl'rlto food. Won't Interfere wllll Blut Ill'"" llld Beat G!'lll. New Bulk Garden SEEDS AJ1 tested seedl' your protection. POTATOES btl. SunlwHI +bar ALL-PURPOSE TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. ~ , . 24-oz. .lell-0 Gelatin Wolch'o lrape Juice . Prune Juice Clorox ' . Dileouroaeo moleo 111 rtduclq Minin& N1mbers ••• Missin& Letters ••• 10,000 S&H STAMP WINNER Stokely c•llo ;;;Cake Flour DUPONT LUCilE WALL PAINT Clean - ~No ltlli'IIW lo i:; 43c All flovoro Colors for 1965 - new pink chiffon, moonglo and morning sun. 26 other colors. The fast easy wall paint, one coat covers, no paint odor, dries in one hour. Washable. lb. 97 Burdette Addn . FOR 1965 IS HERE! NEW SUPER KEM- TONE thenticity of wlnnlns "Ma.i1cCII.tkl" Emplo~ee~~ and their ramlllet an no\ 111(1\Jlt Lo partlclpt.te tn the r;Kmt 4-lb. Syrup Tide Detergent Heinz Ketchup Kraft Mayonnaise Hershey's Cocoa · leslie's Quik NEW 1965 WALLPAPER IN STOCK NOW! Anf ":WarteChek." whl<:b t.. m.utllatAid ar urueU:abla It votd. WI re- ~en& tht rlsht ~~> ta.ve a qualified repreaen ... uv~ de\.ermlnt tht au- 4 ::!~ 53c 57c 63c Pinto Beans log Cabin Syrup '. ~ f"" '""~- 12 Brand No P1rchase Req1ired ••• EVERYBODY WINS! U. S. NO. 1- AU PURPOSE ·:.: btl. Peanut BuHer Jerzee Milk ., -- -· ••. - 48 P&!ltel Grt'en, Sun Gold, Pleasant Blue, e Lead In Cable Used Citizens Band Radios $35.00 up l"o Chunk Pineapple Wesson Oil ~risco Oil LATEX RUBBERIZED wash it over and .over again. It's com1nsi~ Chuck Roast 2ca~• 59C N•~.! 37c 73c 3a-... 89c Cling Peaches ~i... can BONELESS ROLLED and TIED Campbell's Soup IDUPONT FLO KOTI 2f/z Cocktail Meat Voriety IPUPONT LUCITE with SWIFTS PREMIUM U. S. Government Inspected Mn. Butterworth's eCrystals e Antenna Mast Pipe STORE HOURS: Monday Thru Thursdoy-9 to 6 Friday and Sa~rday-8:30 to(8:30 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE~ 1 SPECIAL! Corner Second and Mill \(UM!Jt/tUttJ ilt ~ It Takes Time To Mix Paint! 10,000 IJ"J( Gfeen Stamps Fruit llioh• \. ..- \ R·WAY RADIOS • Bue Antennas eMobile Whips •• ..,,..... n.. '"" l •f'llit Q.,gnl it i••- I Orchid and Tint. You can win F&P 1 Many other Teflon Kitchenworos in CB fIN A~TION/ dead. The Rev. Leonard Mdntire, 1eneral presbyter of the Scioto Presbytery , called up from the ~udience, lauded this congre· aation- for its sesqutcentennial and its leadership in the past and present. g New! Berridge, Mr. and Mrs. ward, Drs. Lewis and Bean, Bill Janes, Tharon Myers and the Thompsons, all now -, 13-41b. can - 90c 4lb. jar - - 2.50 in your house. faces. build on your strong point:;," "One of the finest fr iendlhips" that the Rev. Mr . Gishler had was that o( Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeKter, he said. He named others, such as Ed ,' Fixtures for every room 1 The Rev. Mr. Gishler echoed 1- commodes. James R. Donohue, Pt. yger Creek. on_ the hfe I Mrs. Fred Durham's daugh· ant: Barbara Rossell. Pt. and thmkmg of hts fanuly. I ter, Mrs. Helen Hunter. of sant : George Carder, Pt. 2 - The tradition of good Charleston. W. Va ., spent Sun- sant. music· the artistry and warmth 1 d , . 11 lh DISCHl'IHGF:D _Mrs . . IJs : '1 of feelinu~ ol Miss Catherine <l\IY~-I rsil.t 1~1l'l 11aem. Cowen of Darwm . (' armen. ('.a II Jpo l" rs 1 · · 1 Haj·ward the present org::mist · I d M . h . ( .rf'er. Pt. Pleasant Samue ' · · • an r s. r eo Hemes and son 1 · d 1 the work of her mother . Mrs D· , , . . · Kellf>r . Co1.tagev11le: Ton A aya av1d . nr Zant>sv11le. spE>nt_ an IWise PL Pleasant. James Wood· Will Hayward, and of Mrs H1-1r- fvt'rllng vnth Mr · nd Mrs K · · ley Bovie. Kimball Suiter, whom C. Welsh . · .J • · all. Pt ~leasan.t. H. W. McHenry recruited, <:tS . . B1f'THS Mr . and Mrs. Doug. Mr. rmd Mr~ - J.tmes Payne las Williams. Co lumbus, Ohio, a of Columbus spent a weekendld h. M d M G\ the choir dtrector. 3 - The response to leader. I • • aug ter. r. an rs. en . d. . . . edl ' WJih hts mother. Mr. and Mrs . IStanley Point Pleasant a dau· h 6 tp ; no lvisiveness; umt y Joe Carsey and famtly hte ' ' and cheerfully building u the church physically and so11r-1 1 Jtually. 9.9-5 .. . ' Theg also If-we tlte moneg tlteg ean sa..,e on EV~S prices on A.tneries's fa..,orlte fJrands. You get the IJest "aloes from EVANS • • • atld gou espeet to. Del Monte 1 t - . ]t~ 89 5 Pft>kens Sperial Pif•kens Sprciol 1 J $ ' j~\ day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Edler G. Hawldas, first Lyle Hysell negro II serve as moderator Mr. and Mrs. Elda Carsey . 1 ul the Oeleral Auembly of spent Sunday evening with Mr. [ . PT. PLEASANT - ~omm1S· the Ullled Presbyterian and Mrs. Verlin Howery of s1oners have been appomted bv €lwrwb fD tile U. S. A., will Carpenter. the Mason County Circuit Court 1 have • lftlt 10DiereDCe at 5 Mr. and Mrs Eugene Atkins in the land condemnation sui• p.m. todlrr ~ tU Gallipolis called on Asa Jordan. who is of town of Henders~m vs. the c.4wreh. a palienl at Holzer hospital on Alex McCausland he1rs. Name<f .ltteuciiDJ wiD be r~porten Wednesday evening. as ~ommissioners were F'~rri~ from pwspapen. radto, and ! Mrs. Wealthy Clark of Ath· JustJ:. Mason. Thomas Ra1ley. flellvisloL ' ens sent Sunday with her son Denms A. Ro~sh. Ja('k Fr~th . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cl<~rk and , ~~d Eu~tace W1lson. all of Pomt lured ehureb m embe rs m ~r· familv : I ea.r:;an . Th ' iod•arb-aperfonDllnCeWhlch M d M D w. Judge James Lee ompson 1 111 1ams ., 1". an rs . ae · d 1 elicited praise by many who S d , .th h set March 19th as h<•nrmv ate · .1 spent un ay evtmng_wi er for four local juveniles char!' I Baw l, . mother, Mrs. Lola Cam of Rut· with deqfruction of prooertv The Rev. W. Wood Duff, L1ma, , land R. D bv the Pt Pleas::~nt ('itv PolicC' : 1 Galltpolil pastor from 1•34. I Mr. (jJld Mrs. Larry Me·, ·Other action of thf' c~urt w::.q 1 • YOUR GAIN IS SILLING PRICE, 12.95 the attention of many visitors. Saturday night., play' directad and written by Mrs. Nancy Plymale and Mr•. James D. Walker, attracted a huge aud- !, ·__B_v_M_rs___F_e_li_x_A_lk-lr_e__ ience. Narrated by the Rev- 1 Mr. .and Mrs. Nick Perkins ~ Glen B. Buebolt, the drama lea- , of Kmgsbury Rd , spent Sun- e . - Women ...__o Love To Save,Stamp~ ••• Love 'WJStamp~ from 'Evans I tl-· Gallipolis' First UDlled Richard Plummer, Synod of Ia Dvorak composition. ' by!Bian Church tonight finish- Ohio executive; the Rev . Stan- Going on •ale Sunday night es its retrospective g~ee a- ley Kreidler, Synod board of [ were copies of the church his- nauonal moderator after two otis, Pa., fonner members; ' ' I .. - - -, �........ .. , .................... -........ . ---. . . . .. . . • ,._ ... .... .. .... .... • & h ... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ~ :- .... - _ . .. . . . ......- - •• ' ~ •• ... ----- . .· I I ' \ f Ohio Politics Mrs.McEiroy . Familyo£6 o·~~ sa·h....,..··dayt. Dies m · F"Ire v. · ChairJDan • 's ""if •· Polit1ca · 1Asset New w . e IS • By • HASKI!.U. SHORT COLUMBUS (UPI) - lien lnd there In Buell.,e polltl<l, tnd tho word around town 1.1 lbJ!t tho pretty wife ol the new Republican ttate chlllrnla wUI be an asset to bla polltieal ea. reer. Mrs. John s. Andnwa, whose husband tak.. over as chair· man on April 1. has been In JIOIItics for some time, and kncws a good meny people ill the political game at both the 1tate and national levels. She was on the staff of lor· mer U.S. Rep . A. D. Baumhart, of Ohio's 13th DIB!rlct, In Wash· ingoon for six years. When he retired . in 1000, she became lravelilng secretary for Hecry Cabot Lodge durlni his cam· paign for vice president. Fol· Ql Weclneoday Mrs. V. DISalle Qew to Florida. oame out of a recent bile accldellt near Ma/ion oul serlouo Injury but a da)'l later developed a lowing his defeat, she worked lor Rep. Charles A. Mosher of floorUn in his Sandusky office. The Andrews, who were mar· rled last •urnmer and honey· W09ned al the Rfpublicllll Na· t ion at Convention, have a hol])e in c.astalia. It Is within a stones throw of the famed Blue Hole and has a trout stream runnmg through the grounds. They also have an apartment In Toledo, where Andrews is the successful county chairman. Since A 1 . ndr ews pans to be a fuII ·.. t rme cha Irman •. t hey wIll • t 1 C1 7.d •r8Ve an spar men . .., Ill oum- uu · . --. Ohto Democratic leaders were · quick to Ope " the! r campaign against Andrews. They said his 29·15 electtm. over Allen County Chairman Kent B. McGough In· dlcated a Ser.Ious spii't •,,1 pa rt Y ranks. Tht:ir reasoning was that without the eight Cleveland vutes And.-ews receiveu, the contest would have been closer. They said the GOP traditional· 1! received its votes downstate. not in Cleveland and thai Cleveland interests' led by for· mer Treasury Secretary George M Humphrey had dictated the selerlion. Republicans had another view. All talked harmony and unity but privately they said J\ndrews' selection was 8 vict•ory for the middle of the road liberal elements of the party. The~ saw him as a professional pclitician with experienre in big Qity politics, with particular ,.ccess in the suburbs. These are the areas where most obset'Vers believe !he GOP must do better. ' t" • •• • •• •• • •• • • I Jlllf---.. ,_ Haw te.tD lelf. H )'OG haw • iy INH- ;... Bive us a calL Tbeo IIIOP b JCIIIII gv • '1 Shake Haven Opening For Season Wednesday, March 17 'I • N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. a OPTOMEtRIST Office Boon: fl to 12. 2 to 6 !Close at NOQJI 011 Tbun. - Eul Court St.. Pomeroy . ~~~= U'VIRC:J CO. 125 E. Mllill St. •a SoVIC • ts are CzarJS•ls Now c·nes • China TOKYO (UP[) Oltna today biUetly the SoVIet Unton for iDI an anli·AmetlCall stratlon by Chinese ~tuclents Moscow. Pekmg •aid police ac!lons reca.~ed the czar. IBt era and were unprecedenJ. eel . hisro , ;:: edito In th Pek••• ~ . e . "'6 Peoples Daily, possibly written by Mao Tze-lwlg, .chastlzed the Soviet leadership m lor!"' that ~~· been osed _rarely smce the eel m;.~m~=-m~t':ta ~~mst chev. It accused the Soviets knuckllni under to the United States. The editorial In the official f th Chin ;::':,'~pe;a~y ~omm.:'ed on the March 4 demonstrat'Ion against American polici'es m· Viet Nam at the U.S. Embassy In Moscow. "It is unprecedented in history that the government of a socialist country should have gone so far as w ose Ioree In broad daylight to su ress the masses ' just struggf? against U.S. Imperialism and to duct with ulterior motives politi~l persecution of .' wounded students in the tals/' the editorial said. some <Old. Funeral oenkel lor lllldted Democratic State Chairman M~lroy. 52, wbG died Ill William L. O>lem.on wu Unlwmtty I!Depltal, Cohlmllul, number ol lawyers followed a lh«t 11~ a convention for the legal be h"-'1 Tu<aday at fe.,lon In the almiiiitne state. m. at the Chester Mel:b.. Church wttb burial ln !he A m.ojor conversation piece , eemetery. The Rfv. C<>lumbus has beell the Pearl llllll olllclate. new home lor the formetiJ ol State University president. . been Uvlq In CliJiton could cost about f300,000, II- Ohio, Morrow County. She , nanced . b)lspeclal giltl. born In LebanOII Township Sity offtclals were quick to M lg Ccunty the daughter that while It would be th: ~te John ~nd Marsaret unlverstty land, and no Johnson and was 8 memmoney wouln be used. f the Methodm Ch ch 0 Novice G. Fawcett, ur · president, sold tho Survlviors Include bet residence would he a band, Dayton l,lcElroy, campll! residence for a long ton ; and daughter, Llllda Sue, time. The present 25 • al home; five sons, Ray president's home on campus Roy E., Jlntmy E., ,. old and m the view ol unlver· aU of Clinton, and slly officials not too well suited Jes W.. serving with !be Army for the kind of entertainment at Fl. Lee, Va .; sis the univer.lty president must dren and five Russell do. It Is . more or less In the Job~son, Clinton; Carl center of the campWI which Barberton; Alfred Johnson. Fawcett feels Is not the best Martins Ferry ; Robert cation. He wants the son, Albany, and Lenlal home to be several son, Barberton ; two away, so that the Mn. Rosie Connolly, could get away from camp. Fullon, and Mrs. Bessie us hubbub part of the time. ran, C<>lumbus. w. Te .T. earns BUENOS fUR&'! tUPI) - lor- IIIIa. rO!IllDa'• CommuaiJI • ~'"eel steel . · At LiSb0fi (Coatlnuecl from Page 3) half lD a '13-419 squeeze p a It Ottoville. Raclne's Gordon Fish,.. hlt a ooe-r.ander wltb elglrt oecimct.l remaining !A> lead the Torna,dOel! to a 48-47 upeel over lOth-ranked New Bostoa. Another thrUler was tile Ur~na-!'lqua affsll', WOII by the Hillclimbers 81·74. Van ,Evans scored 30 polntea and tellmmate Jim Waldren 28 for Urbana. LISBON , Ohlo IUP!) A lather and mother and their lour yoong children were burneel 00 death early today In 0 that swe!ll their brick and frame house at West Point, about sis mlleo IIOU!heut of 'thJs Northeastern Ohio town. Firemen from the West Point Volunteer Fire Department laid four bodies were recoveted and OPEN BIDS possibly 8 Mh. The Meigs ':"unty comml.. slonero thls mornmg opened b1da The victims were Jack Gbur, to purchase a new sheriff's d .. 30, his wife, Linda, 25, a111t' their partment crui!er. '!be commiJ. children, David, 8; Michael, 5; sloners, however, hnd not acted Luctnda, 2\lz, and Jackle, i 011 the five bids by local deaf. months. ers by late thlo momlni, pend· lni further study. Firemen said the two-story home was enguUed In flames by RUSHED TO HOSPI'JAL the time they artived. The blaze William Zerkle, Syracuse, was lor a time threatened a nearby rushed from the Ohio Rivet Peronbtl WDD the popular rote and almost tripled their conpnlon1l l!mlgth In Sunday'1 · ' PTA TO MEET 11Ie CMter PTA'wlD off.year election, retur111 !oDigbt a1 lite (l! 5O~· ahoweel today. ICbool .at I p.m. The vollng was a showdown wUI be obilervecl. Rebfthlllll between the powerful topporl· will be aerved. house, which had mln?r dam· boat Jerry Bosworth to Veter· age from buckled and ans Memorial hospital where broken windows. he underwent an emetgency ap. pendectomy Sunday evening. De Gaulle Emerges The boat, on which Zerkle ill ~:~e "!.~~~~ "{:~~cy srop ••din& Strong in Election WOMEN PAST 21 Drivers • Escape lnJ"Ury m' reck Route 1W ... ... -· thh~1'~"·~·,.·~··~···~'•'"~ ,~•~·~·.,~··~·,."'~'·~.·~'n'~onc,,~l~'l...~',.U~~==========~~=~=~::~: cYsnx •'.. drllllll"- r..1 " " " rue. .; 4 ~ Pomeroy Lodge No. 164me~tF.& litical plums - control of A.M .• will hold a special 1Paris city council. 1• • Tuesday, March 16, at 7:30 - - - - - - - - · -- · ""' · Two driven escaped Injury p. m. at the Masoruc Temple ln. an accident ooulh of Che- confer the third degree shire Saturday evening one candidate. Rel1res.hmentrl lng to a re"""' will be served following the ..,.... • of the State Pa~ol. meeting. All Master Masons The mishap look place Invited. p. m. on .Rt. 7. a miie lriiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii"'j i south .of Cheshrre. The were both driven north Program Announced Orville Landers, 25, Porneroy,ll and Carol Mulford, 25, Rt. --------For Homemakers Cheshire. TONIGHT & TUESDAY John Hulfod1 The Syracus~ Third Wednes· Landers was passing the "THE NIGHT OF day Homemakers club will meet ford c~r and when he cut bac.k THE IGUANA" Wednesday, at 10 a.m. in rown to avoid oncoming tafflc hiS Richard Burton, Ava Gard· hall. AchJevement Day will be car hit the left front ~f the ner, Sue Lyon. Deborah Kerr, the topic, officers will be elect· Mulford car and It ran mro a JUles Ward, Grayson Ball, DelevMII. eel, and plans for the annual .guard rail. There was mtnor Cyril Colorc~rtaon trip wilJ be made. damage to the Landers car, and Each attending is to give 8 moderate to the Mulford veh1i· :1 WID. ond THURSDAY Morch 17-11 suggestion on where to go. They cle. NOT OPEN .,.., also requested to bring Landers was cited to~~~~~~ thing that they have made po: court Mar~~ ~ ed _F_R_t_D_A_Y_o_n_d_S_A_T_U_R_D_A_Y_ "ive to a shut~in or a new fam- Wl ~s~mg WI ou assur March l9·2:0 ily In rown. RoD call will be to An th" ance. 1 rted uFATE IS THE HUNTIII• 8 ~ame a shut-in or new family ·the ~:;I Gr= Estep, Glenn Ford. Nancy Kwan. m town. Potluck lunch wUI be Rt 1 p 'ted to M lg Rod Taylor, Suzanne Plesh· served at noon witt each bring· . omeroy, Cl . e s ette, Jane Ru•aell Mal'k. Ste· , " I MEIGS THEATRE [I = MIS" Three calls were answered Sunday by the Middleport E-R enit. The first was al 7:25 a. m. to tile .. Hamilton Av. rest· ~ence of, Mrs~ Douglas Grover. She was !aJ~en to Holzer hospit· at by tht· IQII8d as a maternity patient. . , · The sqJad then went to Rut· land at 10 a.m. and took Mrs. ~lla LaRue to Meigs General ~ospltal as a medical patient. fhe -t>ther call was at 7:50 p.m. I Bradbury lor Francis Smith, \llho was ill and taken to Meigs Cop PARIS (UP!) _ President de Gaulle's government strongly today from Friends may call •t. the Spen· local elections In a WITH ILADDER IRRITATION Funeral Home m Belpre test of popularity · "''" "· - · "".., ............ rstat1o111 IHMllwiOe &I ••n:r n.u:n .. administration claimed to menandma,mata:ra,....._.a rvou trom $oo tr~qu~nt, ,.,Diftl or .. lu:tl.lnr have held its ground everywhere IIJ, ~~rluUoa botb da:r and. nla1~t. BecoDdar· 7011 may~ alup 1.1111 111l.fer !ron~ LODGE TO MEET almost certainly to have B~adachu.Back.eheaudfeelold , tlred, • t •preue4. lA auc.lr. .ltrUaUoa, ~Y8TJ:X won one of the naI'tons op po- uuuau 1 brln•• t••t.reJ•~:~ oomtort b' DEAD ing her own table service. Mrs. C<>unty court Friday for speed. vens;'THE EARTH DIES A conviction reported was ~ SCI AMI 0 A number of well known , Pau1 Sellers and Mrs. bert Carruthers 49 M'ddJOport E N u names In Ohio politics have Johnson will be hostesses. fined $5 and co;ts ior .:.erwidlh Willard Parker, Virilnla Florida tans. and $'12 and costs for overload Field, Dennis Price. Gov . .James A. Rh?"es a~d S in Gailip t 's court. ' \Irs. Rhndes w1th their fanuly SUN., MON. and TUES. March 21·22-23 'l"d grimddaughter left · ColmE "SIX AND THE bus at 1:30 a.m. Friday (01 Ml(Continued from Page I) ACCID NT RI!PORTED SINGLE GIRL" ttmi. The__ y took the lowest prt'ce contest In 1964, a member of Middleport police investigat· th D · · H Cl b a one-car accident Saturday (Technlcolor) ecooomy. plane lore. The gover. e . airy 4u and Race-st. Police said Pearl Tony Curtis, Natalle Wood, hor was due back in his office Clothmg 4-H Club for 66, Pomeroy, lost control Henry Fonda. Lauren BacaU, ·· ·,_ears a be f th e Melgs1;;1;;; Mel Ferrer. Fr,n Jeffries • for Monday morning appoint· ' · mem r 0 of car and hit a tree. There Edward E. 119rllm. Count Ba· ments. County Junior Fair Board and was $350 damases. No arrests !l•ie and Orchestra. delegate to the 4-H Club were reported. Colorcortoons . .Three Emergency f'.alls lire Answered m~uniw8l·~acked ~ · ~ ~ ;t~·t""""'· ~o~~ tonen Jl8l11 ol · Prer' fi • 32Tourney or ALJ:VE '{:('{:('{:( WE'RE READY TO OFFER A. TREMENDOUS TRADE-IN -td:rk Wood gress. ~ON ANY OLD WASHER TOWARDS THE PURCHASE 0~ ~ ANY NEW MODElS OF FAMOUS, DEPENDABLE ~ .lYe VeterBDs Memorial Hoopftsl Admissions saturday - None. Di~char~ Saturday - Joy Saoer, Middleport ; Margaret <;ell, Middleport; Oswell Durhom, Harrisonville; Curtis Powell, Racme. Admloslons Sllllday - Paul Cross, Rl 2 Racine; Orville Arms, Pomeroy; Patricia MeLaughlin, Pomeroy ; William Zerkle, Syracose; Effie SaruJ. ers, ReedSville; Donna Windle, Middleport. , Dloebarpo SUnday - Donald Stivers, Middleport; ,.Vivian WU. son, The Plains. ~~AG AUTOMATIC WASHERS. DRYERS and WRINGER WASHf:RS WE~L TRADE, WE'LL DEAl,\, Features Colors * All With MAYTAG Dependability 0 0 ' ' Call me and Save .'· Mey We Help To Mike On Your AUTO INSURANCE We'll prepan your ready m!J:ed CUD· crete order to your spedflea11oll8, and deliver h 111ywber'e ill &oWD, aU ready to pour. Call today .•. our .me. II prompt and our prlcel 11'8 lhe loweet poedbltl GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2-3284 Your Because I caa offer you Natioowide luto insuraoce - quality coverage. COUt•to<OUC claim .,;c., --poy plaal, ~ ...... Cbock dlil CO¥eHS• by Notioewide the compony with ..., Hkos lor 11 ..-.t ~.all- """ .... Call• """_, \ Sprint s- - ~leening llfllsler? W1WAMS INSURANCE AGEN(Y f:Rii ,! .t ,~CI .~N A UTTLl _HEEL I ' pvmp'ln.,..fo!M ~ faworile fallllon "--a.. Coaf ·and cuihloned on lb I!Hia heel ••• and tile caNt~irif eoM Of hcl OIIOi a-· fa1 c 11 ~ maim It .............ring. . •, P . .rl & Ken Williams I'IIIIAtJKJ'IIEtAITE' 214 E. 2nd St. ....., 'IIIIIERitAPAWAr . NATIOiiWIIl . MVI1IAL . '' ClliiPAIIY ·row. . • ' f !· v_., *'minfnl and ,flaiNri!>o ••• lflls airy lfgllt •rlon lace V&lla, ,,,. .l· "~ Oldest Kaytag waaher brought in receives Bonus trade-in reward on auy llaytag of your choice RUTLAND FURNITURE . W•S.tvice~With· Fpaory Trained Servic""_, $H.2 .-n . . . ·AftNOLD CRAtE 'RUTLAND, 0 • �. •· -·· . .. ...... .. -~ -. -- .. ........... , .- . . .. - ~·- · .. ·- ~ ..... ' rdo end 'hd Mack 011 lll•tzrAll'f' ·AmDDI ti»M IO«l art !tlrw. Tillt. Ket!lzel, l"roona llaatra, Frd ,t'OIIIalae, Mn. Wllllt & is:.~lb';,:j~~-=~ Robert MefrW, T - Brewer, ln081 vilJiton bl' Pat Boone and Al!n:Marcret.. , eenlly· !tiel Tormt 1111111 aD AJ!C.TV'I Rev. and Mrt. Wilbur Baxter Bing Crooby ..,;eo March 28 u ~ tbe funeral ol bll bn>a musle prolei!IOf who .._ llu!r • In • law, Oduo Mc.DerJllll!t I ill. Yill"t · Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board WANT 2 SIGNS AD INFORMATION Pomeroy Motor Co. I OP QUALITY clean intt'nOr . will find 1962 Chevrolet Impala Spt. Cpe. "-d ..,....,. Cat!.tl ~.. ,.. $1695 VB t' nw:ine·. slandard 1rans Good wh itf'wall tires. SpotleSI dean rt>d interior . White finis h. Radio and bu ter. onl IDI.rf1fttl 1111atmu• r.batl• eo ~te 11 · Cento P" "'""' fliT rnne '<'~II • OI'OI'CI Pomerov Motor Co. C4kP 01 fHA~KI • .a '"' 50 .._.. nIa"" l<i<'llt.tnnl j orrtrJ: 11ou tu I•Jll A M t,. &00 P !11 A.t:\U'd.UO _.. :tfl " !JI to;> {1 ·00 I'T"~ liiO Uli'o ['v f>LA.I'l lUlfl .'l OPEN EVES 7:00 P.M. DeiiJ II'C; ,..,. • ., ortlfv tn. ,.U••'"' ""'' · roomd mothe1trsnd. Althl.parenta. are urge to 11 e L!l meetmg. t t 1 an ms rumen a program. MAR 18 The Amateur · Gardeners or · 'j Th ursday M1ddleport W1l J'Ileet March 25 at the home of Mrll. Earl Knight. Mrs. Glenn Lam. ~o.... t · th h 1 ·d l,,ll';r IS e co- os ess an a ar invited program on flower arranging ;e Ladi~s Auxiliary lo the will be given by Mrs. Robert fte'beJ 1 · Lewis Manley Post 263, Amerl· com~~rro": :;ru~1!~: ···· can Legion, will meet Tuesday The TwllJ&ht Garden Club :1 p•r cent eommlulOD on ixeven'""' at the hOMe Of Mrs. Will meet Thursday 8V8niftl It INGINIIRS, INC. tex~ of 15000 • • 1111.&1 I..LI8 the •·· EXPERIE:'IICED Genenl SuppUn aDd Phone WUI Winston at 7:30 p. m. uvme ol Mn. W. A. Drak e ••• 7121 cou. .. .. .. . .. . ouo There will •· a Stanley p•... with Mn. T. A. Hennessy as TOtlll General Diet', le"' ,. Jllel.IN UC AUTOMOBILE Port Worth, Tult T~ Ron at the Reedsvll!e Fire bouse co-hostess. ~=~~~~:an~uftepal~. .. • .::. ~:: Tuesday, March 11, 1:30 p.m.. 'lbe Wlllinl Worken class of lllllllrancf un Town Ran •• 48.20 Qftl\n!Or~ by the D··•avllle La- the Enterprise EUB Church Real Estate For S•le Tohl Town Hall . . 91 .:10 ~,.... Ql n.ct:U Eh·rtrlc Service . .. . • • • 12.00 dies' auxiliary for the benefit of wm meet at the horne of Mn. AND ~oR SALE·· 8 room house and Hullh M\ntstll!rbl plld .... cburcb 11327 r - Tu:u Wtthhaid tor · the fire department. Everyone Thoma11 Bentz Thursday even• 0 3 lois, room (or 3 or 4 traildl•tNrt Board or Health 3.0• 15 urged to help by ealllng In log. . CIIJJ\t'ter.; ExpenM ., 52.00 ers. Very reasonable· prtced Inre Protection - Purc:hM &~ Flrl' orders to any of the Ladies lf (or quick sale. Call WY 2~524. 1 To':~ 1 ~'::-~ntPr'ot"~i1 on . . . . ;~:: unable to attend. ' Historical Society 3-6-7tp Hl1hway1 - llolld Conxt. 11'1'1.17 f F Be . ----...,.--~----..,:. ~ Malntenxn~ " Repair . • . . 14:t.21 Th A '11 Pomeroy, 0 . "lOR SAl~ "id•l .oi·' •·I' WY 2-2143 Gu Tu • .. • ,, ,, 1 ~. 12 e UXI ary D eeney D- To Meet Tonight 1411 1 .~~~;:""-;::;;::~;;:""'::::;~-::. · r ~.,.J ' e~11 • • r M. v . L . . ••• , . • . H:Ul nett Post 128 will haye a dinaer M butchertne and cutut buUdlag, located S52 N 1 ~!~~~~~~~;~~Y ·t~~p~-.;.e .... =:~ at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday March 16 T. PLEASANT - The Mat1 ting. PbU Meter. Phone WY Second Street. Middleport I ro~ atii'JldlftJ f-!ellth l.nntlfti !I .OO at the Post home ill observance on County Hlttorical Society 811 8 0 0 2-3510. 12 t tfc Pliced ror quicll .ale lft. I Ded~;~~o= ~~mC~~nl<; ~dlt·~,~ ·' of the 48th birthday of the Am· wlll meet Monday evening at quire at Oblo Hotel. I Fr attendlu Hl'alth mutlnr MO erican Legion Members of the 7·30 p m.. ln the Henderson TourA.UtTIUNt;ER _ I For WorllmnS Comp, •• J8U8 ' • • .•• ,.. ~atpl••• -.~ FOR SALE : Modern brick and l For ~dY. Delq. Landi . .. . . .lJ Post, auxiliary members and ist and ·Informatlon Center, Rt. ·~•• R:W Jan1tor • Sert.... ,, ,• . . 18.00 tb . hild In · ·• 17 Hend Crill ~ndfonl frame ranch home. Large rnterut on r..111n1 . . . . . .•. 191111.flfl e1r c ren are vltQ&. , erson. . h Puml'nt of ~mPQrary Lean• t300.00 Add March 17 A paper wlll be read b Mrs t.'rtte. ,..._. • living room, t ree bedrooms, Tot•l P•~ment" . 13.323 m~ Y • A. C. BRADFORD tiled bath and kitchen. Hard- IONO UTili':~:! AND IINCIJNe The Winding Trail Garden Rersbhel A. He.nlldierson8, prepar-Rodle 01111 wood floors, patio fireplace, •ocot••s Club will meet at the home of ed y Mrs. W1 am teenberg• 1 11 tfc storm windows, d~rs, alum- I?n~~~~~~~:r~~:rt~. ~~~~ . ~!;·: Mrs. Leo Bryan, Pn11eroy, at en, reviewing the histo}'y of '""'=c-=cc-.,----1 inurn windows marble sills TOtal Ke•·etpLx ,. "':&e I8 p. rn... Wednesday, March 17. some of the old homes in MaslNL'O:\IE TAX Senlre, John- basement ~ Jot Call ! IUMiAn o:u~~~"'ATIONI IY The Bradbury P.T.A. w I 11 on County. Vlsitors are welcome son · Simpson Insurance Ag- \ WY 2- 5337. t~MJ.:w meet Wedn~day evening at to ~ttend all meetings or the 3 12121 c ::~d~~n~~,~~· Yeu- . ency. Room 6, Coats Build- ~ a•ceJ 11u Durlnt ve 1rtlle school w1th lhe Rev. Don- Society. lng. Middleport. Auto 5•1es •••• .. .. AND .. . IINtciNG .......,.! -· •ONO '"""' lltiTIIIMINT ] 20 tfC ,UNDI The American Lutheran Church Women will meet at the St. Paul's church Tuesday, at 1 p.m Women of the St. • John's and St. Paul's churches I Wheel Alignment !o -"ll'l Wurlitzer 1 PIANO BAL. DUE $414· Take Ovor P1ymenl1 $16.00 A Month' 64 Pontiac _ $3,195 at Foctory Trained Servlco St:t r Ch ief 4 dr Onh· 12fi12 (':trt>fl!l miles Powt'r s tef't · 1n '<!. Urakt> ~. H~·dr;JmafiC" dmt> .o\ l mo~t lih ill~ day it was ~ol d AU n 'Mt •BU..!. tnStJrance Dt'fll Cl OC'fl IIPd' I .OSt your opera 00 ·ummrr~ [,Son 63 Chevrolet $2,295 - Brake Service REPOSSESSED SALE. B!'droom suite $45. PHONE WY2-2156 FOR ove rstuffed ('hairs, dresse!'. rockers. dining room chairs, Notice table. de ~ks . wa sh stands. china cupboards. R =.-.-.-:::R-.,- ,-en Cline. Rt. 2. Ra - la mps. clocks. umbrella stand. Love cine. will re-open the Pageseal and chairs . Picture fram· ville Pentecostal Ch urrl1 Su~ ­ day. March 21st. Servict>s es marble top table. Lee Rud· Sundnv and Thttnda\ evl'n· isell. l08 Legion Terrar ... Porn· 3-15·12lp ings S.t 7:30. f.veryone Wt'l · ero~· -_____ rome. 3 15 3tc extra good young fox LOSEWF.IGH·T- Saf;ly wit~ . THREE John KeHrns. Clifton. pE':( -A-Diet tablets. Only 9& hounds 773-5948. Hl-6\p ~~ Stark's Drug Store. W. \'a. l 12 filltr CI.IFF 'S SHO[ REPAfR ''' "'-Dec""* ""' st. ltMI~W~Irtl ,..."'''..,. •••- '''' T•t•,'.,..',.",'"v~.•, w.,.. "''4,.!• ...•· _.., ~::Dowftln,t.n, ~=~~·''-' Ohfe. ,..,.,ct. 1'·• 11 ~:.:! High School band director, will n••• present the Salisbury pupil!! in GUJ ~ROOlJctNQ WA''1 er heavy equipment. A•e 2& 60. Altractive eomm1ssion HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Nottalettrl CSS.V "IIDDio Part," to waldl televlal011 by: .,_., hu dilliner Edith Tht Heedllnen: Oeor&o C. !lead u a Jlli04 •. Other IJnk. Scott, liar of Jut IOUOD'I 1 - YiBllort. fil< lhe remainder "Earl Slde-WI!II Side" dries, of tile weelt IDcludl Shelley Is a «UI!II on Red Skellllll'• Wlntera a o d flare vauglm CBS.TV show March zs•.. Dan. Tuuday, Pat O'Brien weenny 'Mlomas' NBC.TV apeclal day, Hedda Hopper 'lbutsday ~unday Is s nostalgle l'l!mem- and author Eugene ButC!Icll Ff1, brance of burlesque before dRy...Dine .%ore's ABC-TV stripteasers were dominant, and tpecial from the new Los the cut also Includes Mickey Aftleles music center weane. Rooney, Lee Remick and Jim day, In addition to a previously !"Gomer Pyle") Nabors... AJ>. announCid appearance by Bob other special Sunday, ABC-TV's Hope, will also present baUer"Preview," 1 collection of plup Ina Maria Tallchlef; oomposer lor various show busioe.. •eo· Henry Mancini playing plano; tur~. offers a sequence about bossa nova guitarist Joao au. Brigitte Bardo t making a berto; jazz org011111 Jimmy movie In Mexico . ..Almost pre- Smith, and the 1110 voices of dictably, the scheduled appear· the UCLA ch.,.us and glee elub. ance on CBS.TV'a Ed Sollliyao Cam1D1 AttraolloDtl CSS. show Sunday by Pernell !lob. TV' a "Amateur Hour" airs a erts. maverick headliner of two-part doumentary depleting " Bona~" lor the opposition Its 30-year history Marcb 28 and network NBC-TV, bas been April 4, and ohowlng the debuts called off. o! Btars of loday as they apAdd Heaolllnerw: Art Link- peared with Major Bowes on musle urged to be present. will be preseo~ and plan• The Salisbury PTA will meet made for a talent show to be at the school, Tuesday, at 7:30 1held this spring. Refreshment• p.m. Ro•·rt warren Pomeroy will be served by the 3rd grade ' - ., '=-= IDM:rt!Oa.l 00 , 011' c--nt 0\....,..u.ru oa .,.111 •d• •nl'l alit px1d 111'1t.ntl' !0 du•,,• .,ru•••uca ll 7:SO p. m. All members are guest speaker. ' Special IC"tO TOWNIMIP' MIIOJ covNn. oHoo 1 Y••r IN crl'fft. make• stanlnfM,In· ltll•l C:larll:, Tewnal'llll Citrll: Pro •r•'m 3 9 tfe • 51NIU.L T0 1111 NIHII• PUNDI com• of SUKHIO to $2 .00 uc••n• TO BETTER serve you, we op- ! possible. Bonus, life lmmr· G('n. ~~~ Clax~'."~ .~~P~rt". Uil.a a nee am1 hospltatn.tton pro· clatrdta Tu . . . . . . . • •.. 'll.ll& erate a 4-wheel drive loader eram. Extensive company 11 s..1u Tu: and Fin. Jn•t .. .. Hi03 Send applit1tion 1Guoun .. Tax .... .. noo.oo and back hoe. FrPe estimates traininx. to: Aulo R~1t•tnt1on . . . • • . 1.auo Phone WY 2-3Z43. Emmet W. ' ~~~!~t·~!~~~tpt• ········· ·i.~~:= Shuler, Contractine. Mr. 0 . H Utley PAYMINTIo~n~rel b.P<'otlve aenl r._ 3 t tfc LUBRICATION $995 at the chureh TuesdaywUI at ald dleport Church u c1meetMetbodlrt Church Hlcko, pastoroforClu1al., the Mlci- ANNUAL PtNANetAL"uron I. 0. McCoy. Auctioneer. Trai.ned, experience. Chester, Ohio Automatir tran:'l . Radio and heatt'r. Like new ..-.·hltt>wall tirt'!l. grt't'n vinyl intt'fiul' trim, wh ih' rin ish The cle;west <'if Y~ ...... ,a, " ..' Business Lag•l Notice ~J~~~=~~~=:!~il=:~~!~~~:~ --=--:-:--=--c---"'7-~!!~!' :l ofShould have !ome knowlf'dee :farm. construction. or oth· L>art blue finish . 1961 Pontiu Tempest 4 Door repai~ optical repair. Associat!'d OIL COMPANY ears with Sanborn '"'•eh')' II "' Y Store . Earl P. Ingels. Optntina nationally. Hu openinJ lor s..Jea repre~en· Brown St , Mason. W. Va. tathe in local ~rotected uea. 1961 Olds F-85- 4 Door ----,---:- $1085 \'8 t'n"into. ~t andard lnl.n!ii . : Business Services WATCH, clock Blaettnars 1 - II;JII:;I Phone 286-2t04 - ·- - Low Blaettnars ~!~~~h:.•7nmq~~~: ~i~li~~~ ! . . ---~II :::~ :~d s;:w:~:s ~hlpp~~~li · 1 * dRa~ot'"'eo ~ 0 n. ::~?~ ro~ 7~~~ve~.,ft~ai~, .\hr~h ·~ I ::~:: 3:·1",~: ·. 2 3496 , NEW IS-POUND Ohi'oanCt'ted I . In u.·t-Run ! I ','. ·•·................. A£ter Accident •· MAINITI~3, ':!·~~':! CAPACITY$~ WASHERI ,, SOCIAL CALENDAR s o'" b I:: ~ ~O; ci u ADVAN'CE i I' 1.1~y ·pi•~ -:-.::.•u•r Q ··•·:" . eao wY ·~-:·1~-~~~:::..::!'~'· :::·:~-:;~"':.__~J:wv:":·:ta!·~~~.~~~Z;~~~S~~J~!~ ~· lli.i'6 t ~ -~ Or. T. Jay BrQds'·hi!IUI -•.!' Qptom~fflsf · • · •0 H ..ice HOUrs: ~ y...e.s·day Th-u·r.t.c:w . II 2~3...2· .~ '~· ··o < c w .~.. •'':' V.¥-~ o·."-!·" •.' ! >1 .' '~"'>!.,_ '.'t', •, -·. •·'''' .... ..... ··- ' '•i lB.w,.,. noc~, 8.Qulclr f.WoRal Nod 8.Ainp font: ebbl'. l ~: l8.Duko Elllnglcm'o crew 9.A.10.111ae li.City:a.Jo ll.llafll - :IO.Now L•hn' tc ..... '.OASOLINE ALLh ' - 40.8hadeot purple a.-ottlll O.T. Apoct<yplla fli.Change 44. Hits : ool. DAILY~OTE - . . £""u - Ben.. • - &J:YDLBA..&J:B II LOIIIJII'i:LLOW w W<lri: • ,. o:.~.m-=-,...-· . InDole-loA ....... ~ O't. ete. Bmgto letter., · '!~-are Ill hlllla. lnophla, tho lollrtll lllacb doy tbo- lilt-.-.,. "I'm finally oatching en to maklnJ the budJet balance! T~! trick lo tc ]IIYe cir take a few dollars!" FOUNTAIN CORPORAliON • title 18..utd 11. ADgulolll . 18. c..,.., II.* M. Loiter 87. 01'111111 39.Poem A 0,;1 a:ca Q tatha VQ:O:OPI1'&8 1''1' KVVB CXP WMPO Radio I 1 I 11. N&poloon'o L Tollr7 lii.Dia- Hid~::~ a~Uit I U.alrt'oowno 11. 4 "Mld'DI t.tt.tm 81, XeaiUI'e 1 I ,_ ~t _ - -· 1 . 8andbaroo U.NO>Oopod oftbeaea. sm-. FEWER LOADS ••• NOW I DOWN liD. Sun cod WASH ·MORE CLOTHES.IN 1. TONIGHT, . MAW l.lleaolaboJ't = s.l. ASHLAND OIL SERVICE STATION GOiN'TO A POLITIC!<. MEETIN 1 -~ FOUNTAIN CORPORATION .. I'M 18. A lolllllll 1 oa, • Mn. Rhoda Yeager, 1'1')' and litter. Judy. and Welfand called 011 Mr. Mrt. Okey ftllullt Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Diaries Brown and £valee, Olley RDush and Ethel Fry wert shopping In Pt. Pleuant SalunlaJ · U.Large .: .. === ___ ____ May · i'tahor 111 ' burg Thursd••· Ml'll . ll'llhor malnod to iperJc1 eome time wltll relallveo there. 21.P24. :Blue 450,000 SHARES 1 ADROU I. Tlml4 pe._ blatotoi 1 " of:·:a:,:time~ =ay~~ DAft Y CROSSWORD tile lllep•bbr. FOUNTAIN CORPORATION Toll! lecelpt• 1nd Fund• . . . . .l.l.l.e .n . -. 9ti.N . ~el&ler Butldlll~ ;1iPJtl.) for 1955 DODGE . 2 door. good tires i HoacS Fun<t• .. . .. te.• .e; I lar't Uc1!11101 CoO WY :1-~!llli t'lil eage. Ext't'ptionally dnn 'It 1n k'Jf.ch. and motor . CH 7·~iJiJ, <t')C.t. 011 2 '•vmenh Durtn1 v•.rJACKSON, OHIO new omes ut 3-1"·1 tc Ho•d Fundi . . . .. • • u.333 98 h B in si de and 0111 . A ;·eal beau · 1 OFFERS TO THE RESIDENTS OF OHIO ly Po\H' r ~tee-rmg and brali:· en:t, stonn windows. alum- . 1958 OLDSMOBlLE. First S30o ' ::~~nc~u~~·· . ~ ' . ~tu324ut9 I 1 TO WHO"! IT may ronr<rn My t•s Automat ic ~hift . 1 tnum !Jiding C&ll Guy Net&· I ·ash lakeo.. it Otis Bailev . O"tlfanlllltn warra•t1.. Dec. :11, ,,.4I R · Oh I CElm Sl. Racine • · • · , Ro1d Fund• . .. , . . . ttiMI.IMI . phone number · has been er, acme, lQ , : ••lenc. In D•po•ltory, D•c. 11. 1H4- I Help Wanted changed to WY 2-2607. E. M 12 29 Uc ' · ' 1to1d f'u.ndx .• . 474L.:SS " -- -··•ed . •~ . .. __ __ 3 12 3tc . ouTSTANDING ouT j \.,oman CHRISTIAN Burton. 573 Broadway S1.. Pom~roy . Ohio Full or parHime _ lifetime i _ . ·. Gtn~ral uebl For-:o- • • • • • • • . • ••• OF ORIGINAL ISSU! 1 Middleport, Ohio . Cl111 #A" Common Stock 3 15 6Lp serurity. Experienre Sundly 1111 t".nlll!f, P'talfllltl ... , FOR SALE : 1 ton 1951 Fnrd Tul~ ..l~~~~~:~~oe;~, =·~ 11.00 Par V1fu• Fully Paid, Non-AsHIIIi:tle, Capital StoCk For Rent . 1963 CIIRYSI.ER 3110. one own- School, ministry h•lpful. Earn lteallal lrurk. $400.00. R. S. Black· : ,,, "· "; 1 1 er. auto trans .. P.B. and P. , 100 wf'ekly and up. No comMllerntlle. ~ wood. Rutland, Ohio. NoT u TO coNTIAcTou PRICE~,SO PER SHARE 18101 " S a d ap 1 • fur S bucket seat . 0\·t-r 20.000 . ••• 103 12 3tp sTATI o" OHto l' , ; n arID-= S D· petition. Write John Rudin Co ., c.PV u .... DIPAITMINT o• HIGHWAYS 01 }!ous Additional information moy bo obtained from ished and unfurnished. All M le-ft on "73-5306 warranty to see. We D't'l aU diiM Ce1umttu1. Ohio. hbruarr u , lttf 1959 ""''-' 3 13eall fi:tp 22 West Madison St .• Chic~go ' PLYMOU"I'H Fury · 4 dlor ' · Centract lllel '-"'1 Cally Ne. ••·" - · sizes . Phont' II'Y 2·JaJ7. t ason 1 l 2 111. 3·15--ltC , Sewer Mec•llea Good running condition. See UNIT ,.1c1 cowT•AcT : 1 1 3-13-6tc · ·- - - - - - 1 ' -- 1 ReaMullll . _ Olin Wolf at Ma&On or ~~·':h"• ::~~= ~: th~ st!:. ~f-~ !~~ l coli or write - -an-d'"""b"""h- ,."F"O;,U:::R:-:R:-:= ... = f _:.:I USF.D upright piano , $20. WY JOBS men and women -Hun- ·CaD WW l-lfl~ Ntpt Phone 173--5578. 3 9 6tp Director of ohio at columhu,, Ohio, 1 at ' Uf· ' 2 2521 3-13-3tc ' • . . I ' • 1.10111 10:00 A. M.. Ohla (Eut.rnl 00 , ¥! 5 . " ld no.s . ! ,SMALL SUPF.RTOR gram dnll. . industry . For current li!\ings ~TINGt PbuDMD&, 111111• tr ~n 1 n~ mpact Nob~•~n~llntoO:. ~ll 1 hln:,!~ c~:~:~~~ ~ tel, Middlt'port. ! one row corn planter' !lar : send $2.00 to The Job Finder, I ·Pantaea. Anlold ~ret~ten. ~Jet eace Oblo, oo varloUII Rctlonl af ll s Suite 405- Flr>l N•llonol B•nk Bulldlnt ;:;=-:-----,--3--12= -tfc ' rows. plows. suitable for i 11 Ann St., Pomerov. Ohio. . til E111 llboln Sind, Po• Bll ear noom, rtdo uol II"" (;,": ' ·"'· " · ... ,., "\W . Ironton, Ohio Phone Ar01 Codo 614 532·31138 FOUR room apartment , newi;. 1 small tractor or one horst. Wl..... formance. SmaU car ecoaumy ~~: o!~· :!·. ~"·At::~~ 1: 3 15 Stp 1' wey. Thl1 advertls•ment Is neither en offer to Mil nor • soltc:lo ~tf.'..dtaarsted, partly furnish· Good heav~ low wheel ' wag 7 10 trc ud IB3DI&erabtuty County: State Route Nut. Jle, a:~; t•tlon of oHtrt to buy •ny of th... HcuriHes. Tht Dffer ·3117 on, a}SO butchering tools. 1\fSfe In Hoctinz County; State C:ountn Kouta;1 .l Noa. :we. est l11 Mo::l11 .d. Phone Wy 2 11 mad• only by th• prospectus. For Le • " 11 l? ' !f'r p. m. phone : CH 7-2361. I Metropollta• Mot01'1 Stau Routt No•. 3a9, en: In Mor · Moroh 12, 1965 ;;;;== -==~--,.-.,- • 3 II 3 Re•l Est••• For E 1"-1 8 0 p IHJI Counly: { !, s. Rout• Not. :u. i 147 2 8 145 TRREE R00\1 furnished a pari:- 1 tp · ' . . ~ereet. omeroy "'· " • ''· 1 FOR LEASE Pbeu WY wm ""'· ""· ""'·· tte, "'· "'·• .... 'L=-.....- -..................................,,,,,~ 4 22 Uc :':· co:!:y, u~'~: Plo'J~e No~uMJ~nst~:; ment, utilities .paid. Married THERE'S NO charge for use of FOR SALE : G rooms. bath full ----eouple or famdv of 3. No C Sh .h size basement. C<lal furnace, , Rout• No•. MI. IJ. nt. 349 110. ts. WY ~ : &!(.' arpet ampOOer Wit pur . Insurance Ina. 324. 3.2"1', 321. :we · - - - 3 - 11- - I chase ol Bille Lustre Car~et sun-porch. carport. double 3~, 1:111. S'71 , 88113 , Mil 'tn Vln·• pe garage chicken hous e. ba rn, P'HUTU Copyln& Service Cop- Ituu County! U . · Roul.a No• . :n 2 ~' ROO'IS 1' an d bath , basem • nt i Sh ampoo. Ba ker Furm't ure. lMIA. No•. 111, , ,.', 37 5 u. 1411 stm Root• '= ' Gnont,-, hartJ\cld· anr.. furnace heat ' In Pomto- M'iddl•porl 3 9 tc 15• acres ' located on Eagl• l lei made of lea;&! paperl. · Iln Waxhm~:ton • :MJO, 11. 30. by 5511 . e"Ja roy. Cal+ 'VY 2-3319. 3-6-tfc NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS·. I Modern I Bays. Good Loea· RI~e Rock. black top, lrlh , birth recor<ls and almosf any I:,JoJIPntrln• tor waed and brulb eoD· bath lurni'sh·' . , rrules uH Route 7. Phone \\ Y other d-·-ents. .. won: 1enttn _ 11110 _82 mu... ~ OrdPr ~'Oll SOUth en ('3bbage , tioo. Excellent Opportunity 2-6'·l 73 • ~~· To , aLe aet tor "ompleUon of I ROOM and '!'dd 3-13-6tC apartment For Qualified Penon. _ _ ; Reuter lllsuraace, Pomero, tbtx ., work •hall .,. •• 111 roNh 111 In "'1 leport,l 1 • UC thrEacb_ und floor. S. Serond l plants now. Will have some · otddtn• propox•l" "11 bidder xball ~• reqUired to 390 gro Wy 2 5 P Ph over Mrs, Howard Cecil, WY Golden Acre Hybrid. Will on• om•roy • • fill With h.ix bid :1 certified cheeJt "'~. have tomato plants last of or .ou _. ~.,,• ., L:J•~/t~ GUARANTEED, for an a~nount equal to five ,., cent 3 tfc v-. . . , . . , . _ • ..,.._ ~5· J'J h · j' Irenewable ' 1 for - of htl D11111. bot \n nu evant more then 3 1 ;------,---,--,-- - - - 1 April and May. Charles R. Galllpoll1. 0. -un I e u&pita IZB 10n. SSU"" ten tbu•and dollara. or • bond ror 1 5 room and batb apanmeat Hhfrt s, p or tla nd. Ph one "I at all ages. Phone WY 2-"161111 ... 11•. r 'ent *' tt~• •1111, payable 1.0 • 3- L,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,.~ -- -- IPOMt;ROY ~ ., ' ttho • t 1 111 Pomeroy. Pbone WY 2-3319 i 2693. 3 s 12tc W•nted To Buy h. o use wl't-1. ba. t hroogmas rf•,rmede 2 18 Uf apply. on UU! wllll prl)12 11. tJc -, per form•. for pn.qua.Jlflcetlon _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:;.:._::. • _:: h l ' he t1 f h 5 1 T d the HlihWIY Credit ICxamlner . 11 DON'T PUMP you aluggish sep- IOLO BRASS, copper and iron i 0 aJr a ng. ront pore.. a • or r• • Columbul, Oblo, at ll'llt 10 dayl •• 1 TRAILER Iota for rent, close ' tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All . pirces. 0.1d toys, carved hand· i fuH bas~men~. La~ge Jot rn TWO GOOD Coon Hounds, will rt~~·h~h:n!~~u.!e'.~:p:On :!d pallll w to Laundrymat and schools , septic tank cleaner La nd- · Jed residential netghborhood j t ra de 1or pony. Ph one W'r' 2· ·' ,hall •II 11bor employed uo thl• c:ontsad f .furn1ture, dro marble l af tabletopped cor !• $10good 500 00 be tn ac:corcaaa.ce wtt.a tbe VIUey Lumber & SuppiJ Com· mark Faro:. Bureau. urn I1urt, p e , . ' . . 2007 3 12 6tp l "s,,he4ule of Prenmna Hour!J W•t• •u 1 ner cupboards, desks, plank 1RURAL - 5 .. room frame · Ratu Alc:etta111ttlll and O.termined b7 . • I 0 · 2 18 tfc . . I house With . · th• Otopartmant tJt lnduetaial Rela· pany 10•.,... C 1 . • Mlddlep rt seat chairs, cane chalfS, sink and f r o n t tlon• appll~able to Slate HIJitwa, o. 1H,"<~E &IIG four f'Oo"l"h furnl41h& I bowl and pitcher sets china porch I acre lol with gar~ l "With ·rtment Jmpronm .. nta ln acronlllnre · .-.1 .._..... -•-~.... ' Section• 4Ll!I.03, 411104 411,1. 1 - ~w-ed IPIM· 1964 APPLIANCE dolls, old lamps or parll ol' age and nice garden. Local· "· u10.oe. "' ua.01 ,; Lho •• meat.· W\' z.s4.S4 12 e tiC' I.amps, gas 11ghts a nd ptcture . -~ m Rut Iand Township . 1 mile . Yllad Ohio" eu Pliln•Code end or•peelfleatlona are on , 11 ,. e 0 ~~ t t diYIIiOn dlpt.lty .. dl· TRAILER LOTS - rree sew· CLOSE-OUT SALE frames. ,WY !<5262. Mrs. HOW· ] from blacktop road • Only of bilbwo,. . The director ruenea tile rlfhl to age and water. Brown's Trail REG. CLOSE.OUT ard Cecil, West Main Stree~ $1600.00. ,.,,., 2 23 301 c RACIN E - 6 • room frame Pomeroy. er Park <State Approved! 1-ARISTOCRAT reJect 1 any and all bide. Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY WASHER $235.00 $210.00 STANOING Timber. T()p caSh home .with bath, coal fir!'d · o FOUNTAIN rtLTilt ' 2-3324. l 15 tfc I-ARISTOCRAT ELEC. price paid. Marion Reynolds. hot Rlf heatmg, 2 porcheo W,AIHIIII ACTIOII MODERN • room and bath fur· ~~~~~TOM $179.00 $150.00 CoolVIlle, Ohio, Rt. 3. Call and full basemen!. Large lot PT PLEASANT - Harry E o ALL POitCILAIN FIIIIIH nisbed apartment. Middle.porl. WASHER ·- $175.00 $155.00 after t o'clock, "7-3503. wlth two-car garage and Lee, Stuart, Ohio. was cited for •• , outtlde aftd lntkla WY z.31174. 3 1 tfc 1-PACEMA!j:ER ELEC. l·ll·Uc large shop, trees, flowers and ! hit and run and Intoxication fol· • (.. P. C•••• end• ROOM apartment and -batb ' DRYER $205,Dtl $180.00 shrubbery. St2.000.00. lowing an accident Saturday 8 low nter presaure troublll Z-15 CU. FT. COMB, WANTED to Buy, Antiques, C. C. CUCKLER. REALTOR p.m. near N. Haven. Lee struck • l UIIT flLBill unlurnilhd. All utilities fill' FROSTLESS $349.00 $315.00 Canival, China, Cut Glass, I BOX %21 WY 2-3838 parked truck owned by Jack MAR. u nisbtd. Upstair• above Dr 1 1 cu T p• 1 PO 'EROV I 4 HODIPOWIIII MOTOII Donovan's ofice. Phone WV - 8 . F . U KIGHT Gla.ssware, Clocks, Old Alad- _ _ -~'-- .. , 01110_ __ _ , Fletcher, New ~aven. Property The Meigs Coonty H Ple• :1-30411 or WY 2·2064. ~R;:zi~. F~~~::IG$~~5.00 dm '· Rochester, Rayo or HOUSE FOR SALE:. 3 miles •damage was estomaled ao $200.•sure Riders club will meet at • Ill CAPACITY TUI common ool lamps or parts, from Pomeroy on Rt 143 Guy Lee. Stuart, Ohio, a pas· the st Paul'a Lilthe .h.....o. ==:::-----:-c---:1:-ll -:-Uc FREEZER - $265.Dtl $240,00 Furnitw-e. Marble Top Tables, John A. Jeffers Jr. or cali senger in the Lee vehicle was M 1 NO :::' ..--· ,} ". ONLY THREE roolll8 and bath, !urnPOMEROY Picture Albums, Picture AI· WV 2-11046. ' '3 . titc cited by tbe Sheriff'• depaot· : P.;, the Ullllisbed, private entrance, 170'-1: Jack w. Carny, bumi, Picture Frames, Wash- - ment. ,investigation officert. for e . au Mulberry Ave. Phone WY · PHONE bowl and Pilcher oets, Large 2 ACRE lot, 800 ft. South on intoxication. There were 110 per- ed Methodist chureb will meet 2·2575 or inquire ol 378 Se<.WY 2·2111 Gla" Marbles. Glass Paper Rt.. No. 62 (!rom ,Pomeroy oonal Injuries. . al the .church, IIIIOIIday at 7'10 ond Str..t, Pomeroy. U.lfc; Weights, Telephones, Bra•s, Br~dge) . Contact Grady Craig, Arrests durlnl tbe weekend p. m. Copper, Iron, Pewter and Ma!On County, W. Va. 773- according to jail l'<lCI)I'da were Tbeodoruo Counelt Daua!Jierl Male Helj)_W~te~ _[ Help Wanted Wooden ArUcles. Lee Rudisell, lito!. H·tfc John Freeland, P. Pleuant, of America will meet ID ftiii$3JMl OR MORE per hour on 108 Legion Terrace, Pomeroy. FOR SALE Five room and Henry Floyd, Rl. 2 Bidwell, lar MSiioD at the lOOP B.aJI, permanent rou 11 work with MALE : Exchange hours for HO.I2tp house plus breakfast room both cbaraed .1Jllb lntollleation: Monday at 7:10 P· m. A liOd.ll · advancement opporlunil•es nsh ' Opportunity to make : 8 . S " and bath at 123 Uoioo Ave. Eugene L. Clark, 45, Leon. driY· bour and gantOI wW folio• the Write. B. Baughmac. P.O. gond money •• a lluoinell of Ullness erv•ces Seen by appointmeut. Phone mg while lntoldeatecl: Robert · meeting and lbooe ~lng • Box . Grove Cit), Ohio. 1 your own In Pollla'Oy • MidWY 2-2584 2 22 lfe B. Ross, 38, Wett Union, drunk are uked to brkla IIMiflcheo 126 dleport . Start earning at once EXCELLENT opportunity, men · - - - - - - In public; 1Jem111 I\IJ Bobbll. or eooklet• · 3"' · ,.,lhng Rawltigh products. ] or women U. aervlce and col· 2tO ACRE FARM, SOA hoUom, 40, Pedro, ,Qqlo, charged with - - .,-------,.,--3_-1_3---:" MAR. u . o!ovment Wanted_ Wnte Rawlelll Dept. OIIC· lect from eoln operated dis- 20 A. hay, 3 good partures, speeding and fallure to pay fine. 'n1e Lydia Clkie of lite tlllll1 ~~721, Freeport, m. J.1S.ttc 1 penser!l in your area. This ls 2 sets buildings, one house - ... · -· ·- - ·- · -.....• .I__ I · !PI.OY\fENT WANTED a profitable position that can modern, 300 bulk tank ant' all would like work s days WANTED: Middle • lied man be worked lull or part-time. milking equipment, 3 wells. . ' wffk. Mrs. Lewis P•tors. or woman. Murt be able to AppUcanll must ha"e 10 or 2 ponollt, stream and several . >.. 176 oy< •more-St ., Middle- live ln. Inquire Ohio llooel, more hours per week and spriop, 21 A. corn. Allotr:.•·t. HI-lite Middleport. 2-21-trc would required t600 to $3,950 ment. Machinery available. .. . Livestock Investment. Financing avai~ Write lloJ; U, Tuppen Plains, - - -. u.s. c1v11 s.n1co T-1 able will> qualified credit, and Ohio. 3 12 3tp I Ot·~ Me.vm E. Doerr, Vetertn-- 1::;a.;·;~~~~~~,.,~~dnl;:.:•:.::::"~.: minimUm investment. Write FCR SAT.E: 6-tooJp houseWith ~ ln•n. Iars• lnd small onlmals .......... " '""' ,.. ............. glvlnc ....... lddre88, tel.. bath. one floor In ''lid· ' & . I 128 WashJnlton St., Raven• t:ralnltlJ •Ppnlntd ......NftH . 3 bJOCkl from ... school " v . ona.n, anlll unn!K'enarp n.a tftf~Wml• phone number and Ill detalJ!J. dleport, . Wood, W. va. Pbone 2'731271 ' UOII . . Jnhs. t•lll'l" ....tllfemaltte co., 2201 Grand. church. !'l"f'N"P:rv. Very Off)ee IIOun. n.au.. 4 to 1 ,: 1-wnta- tnda, •'•'"' "•m• •dl'l,_ -"" to : A· AM · • ·. .· G . '• " .• . . 7· ft . _ , I 31 dtl1.\':;"'..:::".:' ... sutte SOt. Kansas .City. "i.. oeJ&bborbood. m. IGIIti. 11-J.a-111; • 8 ~l!liJ •· .. , · ' " Im pa la \' 8 Con\' . Cpl:' . VAIL, Colo. - Atlllrla belcl the lead In the men's events of the American International ul races, whUe FrllDCt moved lJI front of tho wom011'1 division. Dtm 100 400 I hghta" u a bol pla.ollt Ia a oellar cafe...The Croaby IIIDw'• vlallon April I are LioJd NaiaD and two well-known baoeblll ... : Manager BIU fUCney and out> fielder Albie Pearaon of tbe Loa Angelea Ancell. JD.In I c.• 1 1 ' Montla)t Tara l"rrday: 5:33 Sundown Serenade 8:00 Slg'M)n, Newo 6:30 Sign Off 6:05 Sacred Heart Saturdays: 6.20 Melfa CT, RFD 6:00 Sig11 On - News tl:25 Paul Bowers Farm 1:06 Country Music Time 6:30 Bill Miller Show 1:25 Country Jamboree 6:57 Wealher 7:00 News 7:00 Hatlonal Newo 7:06 Larry Anderson Show 7:011 Bill Mlller Srow 10;46 lt'a Music _ Army 7.:~1po BUir-Mftler s•-w 11:110 Oalry Valley & Dutton'l 7 .. uu Top Teo Show 7:0 Plckena Hardware Show 12:00 Newa . ·l'l'uesday-Thursdayl 12:111 Muolcal Interlude 7:SO Nllws 12:10 The Rev. Merlin Teets 8:30 lhlly Light 1:00 Tho Jim Mees Show 8:46 Baker Furniture Show 0:10 SUndown Serenade <Wed.-Auctlon) Fri, Sbawl 1'10 Sip Olf 1:00 Naill SUda)•: 1:011 Cofllt With Janet 7:30 Sign On_ Army Hour 1~:00 Sftb Sbap 7:55 Newa · 10:16 MornJD& Mtdltatlona 1:00 French City Baptist 10:10 Bill Miller Sho11 Church 10:45 Muon Alt. l'riiD (Tuea.l 8:10 Sunday Show 10;45 Famll)o Worship ('Ml•ro.) 1'30 Tho Bible Speako To You 10:46 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete I:U Wash. Repts To People Sllleldl) (Frldayll 10:00 n,1 Good Life 11:00 t<ftw~ · 1G:II Concr•aman'a Report 11'011 TIDfl (Jourltry Junotlon 10:30 Sund~ Show 11'46 Tlny'l Colm1ry Hymn 11:10 The Quiet Hour Time 12:00 Newa 12'110 Canlent Block Newa 12:15 The ChrilJtlan'a Hour IJ:30 Ooouler'l GUlli~ (Frll 12'811 Tbe Rav. Merlin Teeta U:!O Larry Alldenon show 1:110 'Mle SUnday Sbawoaae 3:110 Jim Mill Show 1:30 'Oio Rev. Sllu BlUapa 1:111 Blaettoar Auto Sbaw 2:00 Tho Re•. Andrew (TuWI'bur.l 1:6 Tho Rev Roecoo . S:IO Tbo Sunday Sbawcuo 1:10 Ntwa (Local) 1:10 Jim NH1 Show 1:30 Baptist Layman'• 11out 1:110 Ntw1 1:11(1 Tht Sundowa lltranada 1.00 Jim Meu lbow 1'10 Off .1"1:11'1' BD 8aP LllBil'ltl .BD IIBQ'IIP 1: U 1' FP.-~ PVO --·---------WJEH RADIO 1:00 Midway Ma!lneo MONDAY TIIRU FIUJ)AY 3:55 News Beat 77:~~ NSip OnH 4:00 Disclng witb Doss =~ ewa tadllneo 4:38 lntercbange 7:32 Musical Clock 5:00 Community News 7:45 Echo• of Joy 5:05 World Newo 8:00 Ohio Valley i'<ews 5:!5 Sports Todoy 1:115 World News S::!c< Wuther 10 8: Sporta Tod!iy 1:30 Dinner Musicale 8:15 Wtather 6'00 Sign Off 8:18 Musical CIO"k SATURIJAY 1:86 Com.nunlty News 7:15 Sign On 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:30 News Headlines 9:55 Mason County News 7:32 Musical Cloet 10:00 PubUc Service 1:45 Word and Testimony . Family Worsllip Hour 8:00 Ohlo VaUeJ Newa 10.30 Latchs•rlng 8:05 World News , News. Beat 8:10 Sports Today 11.011 Monung Melodleo 8;15 Weather utept Friday, Church 10:30 Song & Story Hour Bells Ring 10:45 Family Worship Hour World Newa 11:00 Newa, Army Hour Muon ?ounty Newa 11:10 PubUo Servloe COmmuruty Nen • 12:00 Newo Roundup ~~tsNewa 12:20 BuiletiD Board We tber 12:25 Now• 0 Grom• Bun:IID Board 12:30 Saturday MauN 0 G 4:00 Dlaciug with Doll IWI rams 4,30 Top Ten Revue IJ· Countr .\c~Dt5:110 Newt &.mdup \:: ~ Roond $:15 Public Sarvice 1;110 Couoltr7 Go Round 5:30 Dinner Musicale ''II NtWI Beat 1'00 Sf&D Off lh HAROLD GRAY ,, :'Je;;.:~ MAN 1\/E'(Iiii'OI(& fltV \AtHOL&. ·tlAM&t i>RM' �., \ • • ~ SaturdaJ..... re- EstimateSO t!':ci,..: t=lls, ~· ,MfendPGck AnnuaiEasterBasket~roJect.~lons Around And About • M1ddleporf Announced by E.iremen $Auxiliary In 'ftlo ~ Easter basketlod to the committee to be ·krt Mcunl1 . ~ ~~:,shelflr:~~~a~ . 246 Meeting 1'00 . . . EighthGradtStodentao£ • • • · · Jumor n~-h Give Program J.~ char . 111 .· ' People In ' Pomeray Mrs John Jeflrlea aDd family tmatolJ 50 alteftled Cban · ....., ,...,;etu wu planned charge ~~e b:~:r w~· be aDd· Jack w. JeHrlea. She also theAp~ SpriPp Cab Seoul Mr. Ifill Mra. Garlalld Wea•· a..r111 (B~ tt!Sel't eel u . : - : ~ TalW":i bJ the Syracoae Ladies AuxJI ,proJect. . d be lor sale aDd Mrs Bruce Lloyd attended memorial oerv~oes for Pack m m•i¢"1 bel4 s.tul'-., wbo ,..... callad bin BJcbth crade lludeDII fiOIIOIIl- folloW A e from Cl~ tary of the VoiUDteer Fire O.ptj 1ma~e a~~ ~~~e~~ m.v be plac- : ·, 00 Mll<6. were called to Gladys Jolmaon Jtlflrleo. ~ day eveDIDI al the Se!leb!II'Y by the death of her llllflt. Jul· td u Uaembly proaram Jnf!~ ~ Sawyer u at town ba~cle=~~;: Sla:k ~ ::;; .::;~ any Auxiliary member . IDayton SaturdaY by the death Jeffries~=::~~ - School with Ricbll'd Younc. 1w1 Sauvoce, " ' : t o = da7 ~n..: Dorothy Neutz]ID& u lfitb tlio opening pray \Gre<ting cards .. ere senl to of her b'::~:ier:::.ul S~~:it:: =leto v;i~l with lhli . ~.\:'u,:: with the:::·~.,.!. o1 the Jeater" "Ceopatra," and ~ ~%~ er by Edith Hood. fol:: eo Ro<e He has been serious- stons he also vlsl!: wlllf·· ceremony by Dent two Ifill father, Jolm SaUVII•· teillnB jokes atd pretentlng the performed 0 the group glVJn~ the P ge e Woods •erved relresh 1 ill since December. Frances Larkins !lOll. ,lelui Three. Deo Two ol wblch Mrs. Mill RarDOra Boice mtll'fled acle ol •the program. ventriloquist with "dtllllthe AmerJran flag. Cl a i Gert~udto Mrs ('lar k Mrs. Lon· YMr and Mrs. Fielding Hawk- and Bertha Amos of R:!tlflll..;. Steve Ebllfl U. den mother 8fld to her employmeDI Ill Dayton l'ollowiDg the salute to ~as .~Benny Wright on biJ knee. Assistant secretary ar ,men' . Hood . '' ". Lavender. ins ~!sited recently in Belpre Mrs. Claude Dlll'llee ' Mro. John Jeffers, osslltaDt, Sunday after a 'Jislt wltb floc, led by ~ Rouab my f18hl between Ben· Lavender read lh~:.'!~:s A~~ ~ ~;~ ~~ite. M;s Slack. Sylvia lwilh their daughter and lamily, Jeff and daughter, 1A: w.l.~ displayed tllld described arUclea panonll, Dr. Ifill Mra. R. 'C Jol!D Newlun, ~%t=!; A~:: as "Chicadee," aDd the la~it;'::un~ed , 127 cleared Zwill ing. PhylliS Hendri<. l':m- Mr. and Mrs Chsrles Vro~au ~~~:ft'f'h.:':,;.:t'::.':a aDd other representlrtB Mexico, tha theme Bolee llnl ::Sadllte~;1 Prayer. ~le Reuter's same rooster. recenntney supper The rna line relatives Including Mr. •!"' Mrs. of :• Mr Ifill . . VI!IO · Waltm U:ua- Ruschel waa presefll. "Rufus," endecl In victory klr 'd t thanked all who help· Carm Smc a>r, . e h ac . . . t the Rodney Sauer aDd !8lDlly, Mr. a ex G of Rave•wood. W Va., '01111Rufua. . en k the <upper a sue- vi•. \1yla ~udsnn . \1urgrel a Ohio UmversJty •. spen t Mr Dd Mrs Lewis Sauer and fam· fl8hl. Partlclpatlll& were eel Stmday ~ with their A football game between the ed to rna e ' Wolf<. \1ildred Pi.rce. weekend With hts parefn lsd, . al and . with her aUDt Miss Eblin, Rick Gaul, Dean I .._ atlfl~ Mrs D'eoale l'altmiOil· a Kitty Kats and the Panthets, ooss. .11 1 and Mrs Jack Satter te · IY M '0 urg Wayne Pullins Bobby B a..... · Ifill m.o.t , • Kat Linda WebA wom.,.·s first aid rlass w1 , , Mr and Mrs Earl Smith and Margaret Sauer. rs. ee and C..:l O!lutt. Mrs. Arthur Flct '•-• Wlf with Kll\1 • injl. Bar· be held at the town hall. taught , Memoria/ He . 0 f U b spent the (former Dorothy Sauer) hss ston, __..,._, arda Mra.·· Ciara llamlltoll ol ,Pt. • run&. Jean ADn '., ' . bv Fred Gaskms of Athens. if , chJI~re~ lthr b~': parents Mr. be<n with her husbatld and tam· Mr. YOUDB "'"Fl.;Pleualll, W. Va., 'Jisltod Sunbara White against ..I"IIIJ!:5 there are enough interested per· By Mary Shrme we:; ~; 5 ':':au Miller. Mrs' Mil· ily in Morocco for the ,ast three for r~u: ~ day afternoon wltb Mia · Ellie Sgt and ·Mrl Donald Matheny Charisst Porter, be• sons. Anyone interested shOuld an . rt,;,..d to Urbana with years. Mrs. Durgee and cblld· Gene av dlscuUed lor the Hart aDd Mill Ehel KDenl&· . thla .and Curtll ol aDd Dorothy Neutzl ~c s contact Mrs. Slack in pe"on ~~~retoday and will be with ren are residing at . thetr home PI~ to be held at Mr Ifill Mrs John R. Weeka ~: N C arrived last were Ronnie Re a~,: or by phoning WY 2-2801 , A memorial for Harry P. lh d hter and family, Mr. in Pittsburgh and will be jomed Sco AprilS · ~ Reynoldabur& !t ~ with their fam- gene Ruscbel. r e 111 Mrs. Slack, Eileen Clark·, Smilh with a special tribute by \ .~~ :~g Robert Faulk and son. 1by Mr. Durgee when hts work Pt. Pleas8flt Juomo~"':.sst..ant 8fld son, ro::~ with Mr aaDd Mrs. Albert were Bennie Wright> anti.~ -:U and Naomi London w_ere nam· Edilh . Hu ls inpil lar . was held jllobb~. Mrs. Faulk (Sanda Mil-' is finished abroad.of Miss Mar- =~:~~~paittctp.Uon ;:'!!.ts~Mr. aDd Mrs . . EldoD Ro~b. I~ 8fld lllr. and 111'11. Sawyer. M~fer;;..;.alfpd ,\len. when Mary Snne. Wh.JI: Shr me lerl will undergo surgel'l! for Saturday guests Mr and athnan fDct Harold Blackston, Weelu and Mrs. Herman SchOlL Henry Matheny, Leon, W. Va. Werry. I ryave a •mlal. Weslmrnst.er Youth of Jerusalem. mel rnday ev-~ gallstones Wednesday. garet Sa~erH~~~~ of Colum· ~~~et cb""'"'an. AU dens are Eddie 8fld Jerri Frick who Sll\. Matheny returned tony,::: Jr. Blellel tntroducfellowslrip Meets ening at the !OOF t~:ll h i gh Rio Gr~ Colle~~n~t~~~~~ ~:· aE~~ce of Miss Sauer. The meetlll& today after school to are employed In Columbunpent Camp ~ueDI!. Ndr~ ed the members of the ,SeY. 7 :=.:.· t::se~er,~~.:.,e;~:; 1 ,.t a-t!' her:....W.C:. • , i.;· and ]~h:t::::o :~ t~ P"" r-;::. ea:.,...,. He~tix ,"~~~~ ~~d~::: anJ ti't.:'t~~~~~k .~~~en~ 1:i ~=~~~ ~~::: 1 !: /d ::.0., !t $ ,h Clark: for H. P. mit thek U: Grt~up sionfgingtheope;:~tmi~:.e~ p::;;:.,Lo;~d ~~:n I ~~:/ F~~ay ~~ew;': Mg~ practl~ - the WUs f,;". WORLD w::-:a:~.:~ ~ ~~~ thte.:~ ~thse~n~~ I Hug hes. a meetingh Durf !Samlly also were guests bRegina lor the Scout.()- : Island, S. C., befllashk,etEballltU mee mg f h her ds pref Home for t e o 1ss auer. am · · March 24th. · Yout h Fellowship Sunda) even- watchman o s ep . ,of lhe ~ro;:;:"Dennis Saelens, Mr. aDd Mrs. Thomas Walk~· A University of Scoutlll& to family. Jeff enrolled. in Mrs. Maag's grade with a record of 3-11, ing at the church. Edtlt Hapton· ' 1 ~:porled i:l were Haze l Cle- , ;:~~~a Brewington, Bobby Ord, Columbus, visited ~ly ;:~ _be held at Marsha~n~er~: Mr .. aDd Mrs. Jack Cummins first grade at Middleport March in~~·~ wer~~Ddy stal~:~~.t~~~o:ri~l~~ :. A Pray- land. Anna Sievers. Evelyn Mur· fNeda Bradford. E;ric Chambers, t hetr ~~~:':".~{:.'. an~ Mts. H\'"~: A':., annoUDced was and family ol 18 ~uma:: loth. It was the 84!Venlh birth-~~ sw::O~: Roy VadliJ!an, e~ for Forgiveness." was given ray and Fa nchon Wei;~ ~~~~.; : and Leo Kenn~~~ ber mo- ~~~Watkins. Other guests of : u a l award& dinner to be w::-:n:."::.ndanf'~. Floyd day of hll a : =ky ~:'~ Cllfford Wyatt, ToDlley Vaughby Ruth Ann Lacey The enlire lions were receFJve~ e Mar -~ hM' s.~~ohn ~rnard Schramm Mr and Mrs. Slater were Mrs. held at Kyger Creek on March ~urnmtna of Racine 8fld Mr. whokl!:"~ bonor of her rlrthday. an, Tim Glaze, ~irtlll Phillips, rf . ted ·n a r"ading inslallallons •I "" oro ' . 1 er. rs. red Cabe of Athens and . v· B . Min coo k Hoy Nltz and Ketth Wisecup. group pa ICI~ . ldl B ~l ifut ·: 20·· MI. Olive al Columbus. Ap· of Zanesville. spent Thursday lo F b en f Columbu~ 18. . II Dd kool-ade 8Dd Mrs tclor rown, . Wednesday evening cupca eo The Eighth grade IO!lth l "i !O" "';lake lhe or "; ·, I - ~· i Dela ware April 3. aod Ma rtella where they weco Joe Ca een o . Conktes, I'> ee a ersviUe. and Ice cream were shared with d f 13-4 were prt!II'Dted wo Dues were. coll~c.~u:~ne;:P:,~ ~lhe~s. Apnl 5.· , \guesls of relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. David DOes were served. Mr. 8fld Mrs. Gene Hnuda· Becky by Jeff Darst, Judy and :pfites whlch t~tey · Jon :tn gJven durmg Bernice Wino weJs eleele~ as l Mr and Mrs. Fielding Hawk-: visited Thursday . with ~is lathobeit aDd RandJ 8fld Rebecca Dickie OWen, Cindy, Curtis and the Big Betld Cl~ ·.and as . ,,~n Lew is pl aJ•ed for the worthy high pnestess. VJrgJ, At:, ins. Middleport, and Mr and 'er, Mr. L. D. Diles while they W orhl 'Prayer E"ent were Sunday dinner guests ~Jeff Matheny. C<H!hsmpinns of tbt Big: Betld . h mn followed bv the I ki ns, wa lchman ol Shepherds, Mrs William Longstaff of Hen· ,were enroute to Flortct:'· . J.J I Ch her parents, Mr. aDd Mrs. Ev Junior High League. ·. Members closmg y . bv· the Harriett Ncigler. noble pro·\ . W Va have returned \ Mrs. Thomas Scally ts recup- Heou n ester erett Dalley. S -"'-· S lwol H of th81 team - • Jell Werry, closmg p~ayer gtve~ll .Olhers l phetess; Al1 t>n Hughes, associ- derson~ va ~at io~ trip to Florlda .. erating fr()"ll re~t surge_ry at . Pra er was ob- Mr . and Mrs. Harold BarUr&.UUJ' .c our Sam Arnold, Jim QfQW",' Kenny Rev. H:':::dR:vu~~le,;,an mod- ale watchman of shepherds; M•· 1 ~~~ visited Cyprus Gardens. \Veterans Memortal Hospttal. ~,:!d ~•Yu: Ch.!t., ~tho- reio returned to their home In Speaker U McCoiJWI Ertgllsh, Cbester Roush, Kelly present C thi Mills Kathv La-] rv Hughes. worthy scn be ; Ehz· Bok Tower. Citrus Tower and \ Mr. and Mrs. Edward J~seph ~sl chui'ch March 5 with 25 YoUDptown Friday after a Sgt. Edward L. McComao, son McKeMie, Reed Fetteli,Jltnnle orator, yn :uchan~n and ~1r.f abeth Lear. worthy treasurer; Tam pa, Clearwater, and St. and daughters, Tina . aDd uste, nt The theme: "Witat week's visit with his mother, of Mr. ud Mrs. L. W. McCom· Wrl&ht, Mike Gloltokar, tr~~ene ce~, ~anc~aul Haptonslall. ad· I Bonnie Boone, worthy chaplam ; Petersburg, Orlando. They to•tr-ispent the week~nd ~~ ~arkers- b.:'t~ the Lord Require?" was Mrs. Edna Bartels. as, spoke during the Sunday Rusche!, Jeff Mankin Ifill Jobn an · rs. Barbara Adams. worthy shep- ed bolh the East coast and Gulf Iburg. W. Va. wtth re at ves.. nted by Mrs. Esther aDd Mr School hour at Heath Methodist ZUrcher. · , 1 VJson. herdess. and Pauline Atkms, coast of Florida and several Mr. and Mro. Charles ~cJ>. :~I and Mro Ada Morris. MrsMrEd: ~:~artelo visit- Cburch on his experience while The Ninth grado team f/ll worlhy gwde. op:n installation fishing spols. While thero Mr. ens and s~n, Bruce •. hag.:1:.:· as~i~ed by the. congregation. ~weru:.oda:•evenlng with Mr. on duty with the Marble Corps not IDdlvlduaUy In~ since P 'nk Purplef:olors ol the officers will be held •" :and Mrs. Longstofl observed :l ed to thetr home Lac: Call to worship was Psabnl103: d Mrs William Bartell aDd in VietNam. It will be honored m .•o BB!iJII· 1 .' • , • f Frida y. April 9 at 2 p. m \their iOth wedding anniversary. , Mr. and Mrs. areDCe 1 _ l-4 bf Mrs. Wrtght. Invocation an · He Is here with . ltll family bly to follow later thtl · "'r. Are fhng Mote/ Refreshments were served. The group also visited with Mr. ey spent the weekend in Co urn was by Rev. Caato. Fred Rice family. on a !IJ.day furlough after se"· Mr. Howard Knlghi,,.Jlrlncli~l. A color motif of pmk and i and Mrs. Floyd Zornes, in bus. was at the plono and Mrs. Max 1ng in the VIet . Nam area. concluded the assellllllf ~nth purple In th' deroro ltons w"' 'it,oughmen. Fla., who have vis- Mr. Leo Smith ani:~· Harrah was the aoug leader. GIVE DINNER Stationed at Satgoa. Sgt. Me- amouncements. ; '· carried out for lhe annu al \ Rnpllsmol RrtPs "•iled with Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins \neth, spent t~e 1we Ohio as The short mesSIBe was by 8fld Mrs J Rearbs Comas described the climate of .' · "Spring Fling" spnnsnred by ' f.. S. ters I ·n M iddleport ISoulh Char es on, u'· R Casto "Where 01a' Offer- : Mr. . ameo the country Ifill the rell&lons, WIN GYM CROWNS 1 the Middleportk Chap:er Fu· 1 ~~~~~:• ~-~i~h'"and Patrida ' Mrs. John Lyons and son. \gEuests of M~- f~il~~ ~':, 1; ; wiU ~ Channelecl," was . endate~::. : . a which are Buddhist, Catholic PHILADELPHIA ~) lure Homema ers o menca duaghlers of Bernard and daughter. Debbte, verson •.n . M d b Mrs. Irwin ya Uln and Protestant. He also told of laDd'l OIH Lalho Friday evening at the htgh Ann Mr~n:': as, ~dward L Me and Calisla Searls accompan- accompamed honte byt th rst. rea y bonoriiiB biJ lather, Ro the lick of educational facill- Methatly of TtllcOia, IU., won h I Sgt. anu "·"· " . ' ' M Smith who had spen e pas I Bearhs whose birthday wao rth American gymnasscM"::sic fo r danc ing was pro· Comas ol Ca lifo;n~a. wer: g:~- ~ M;~· s;:r".:'~m ~~t~".'~ ho:~ week with the Everson family ., an OflaD~I"":~sm:!n~ 7:';1Marcb Present were R.obert tleo aDd menU"':~-~~! U. N.mplonSblpo SaturdaY vid ed by the ··Checkmat r~ .·· an en the n tes of 1.. In uri _g ~~----- - - -· ----Tuesday, ~ ' l - Pullins of Tburston, Mr. and servicemen are ~l&l6 lho tbe a]l.ar(IUnd .J rtt'::: ;:d Gove · Jr nmen t '1 • /f :;,:w:; . 1 J! t! :. ~M1r:t;~~~nt~~a~:r:e:r~m eP~m!. ~~v~~~"~:YrheHe~l~m:g M:~~i~w ,; rsw~1 d~~c~:,: t!!U: .:ar:.;., ~: ~:~ :a~!~ :!" ~.!: :::: ::~= cap1;~ ~::::nt m:e~! NEWr~A~:~ New ~=· ::e~=~~~:a: and Mrs. Joe Bailey and Chu n Mr Harold Geor.e ·Haven Women'o AUXIliary of ,urged to a . or atiW20S aDd Scotl fl01<1 month. Re; . Mr: and Mrs. Randolph Hum· son nl ;"led at the s•rvdlceM. \ h p rey~. 1 --- - ·- Spon•:nrs were Mr. an 10. =· II \the Fire Department II holdlnglforma~ -~ c~_______: _ [Mrd. ann Brla'n· rs . an so. . --;- -~ IY"~-; -;.-.,; a·-.,.:,.;,.~~ ,~uM .. (tol;4 - 1111 -- ------- - _ carr ....... -· ~:?1, into sWl nus ln to D rlVe fior clVl 1 R lgh'ts Ke; 1 • The resignation of William Baronlck from Pomeroy council was accepted and Roy Reuter, a former member, was sworn In as his replacement at Monday night's CAPE KENNEDY _ AMER- meeting In tow~ h~ll. . . Ita's llrst two-man v ag In . ~r. Baroruck mdtcated IJ! a l~tter released by Mayor Charles Legar that bls resspace II &rounded untl~at lj!nation was due to a change lfl his place 0 I employment He had been employed at March 23 to give aclentllts Philip Sporn p~t. · . . . .. lbo .. lor "'ber h 1 Mr. Baromck, in his letter, thanked the members of the admimstration for 1 0 : th w room lint 811"' their friendliness and courtesy while he was a member of council. A3 council was a e moon · accepting the resignation, \ · The federal space agency de- Mayor Legar said, "I feel It 1 Ruslet, a npnseatatlve ol No dlKUNIOII Was ••ld on oided·-M<mday to ctelar t h • has been a pleasure to have 1M Htaoc• Compall)', all•· tbe proposed me...,. of Pomplanned · three-orbit fltght of Mr. Baronick as a council- edly lllllde a statement at the ervy and MJCI41eptrl. Mayor Gemllll astronauts Vtrt!tl I. man, and I'm sure his resig- meetW, that Pomeroy Is • . . LeJar oald after the meeting Grlsaom and John W. Young Dation is accepted with re· "dead 1o1m." · that 100tber jolat meet1o1 beorillinaUy set for .March 22, by gret.' ' In other acltlvlty, GoUDcilman !wen the two coviiCUI wUI 24 l)oura. The. deciSIOn by space Within minutes ·after Baron- Franklin Rizer proposecl tbe probably be held aoon. . . . . I agency Assoctate Administrator ick's resfination was unani- purchase of a new police car Chief Weboter's report for SPEAKER -- Merel Brady, past state commander and twtce past natwnal executive com!Dltteeman of the AmRobert SemBDS resolvecl a sch- mously accepted, Reuter wa• this year. Rizer oald it Is b1J the past month included IS Jl'- erican Legion. was. speaker Monday night for Drew- Webster Po•ts birthday party cel.ebration at the PomertJY eleo· edullng conflict and cleared the sworn in by Mayor Legar. opinion thst the 11164 mndel 1,.sts, 18 accidents investigated, mentary schooL Dtrectly behmd Mr . Brady IS Mrs. Oltn Knapp , local auxtliary pres1dent,. and at rlgh~ are, Gu1 . way for aU. S. attempt Sunday Reuter, who servecl as ~cruiser, which has been driven oDe bond taken, 24 complaints Gwnther, rost commander, Nolan Mare, Bth dtstrtct commander ; Frank Cheeseln'ew, 8th distriet chaplam, and th• '4. afternoon to launch a camera.- member ol Pomeroy Council over 50,000 mlleo, should be lDVestipted, three Illegal park- husband o Regma Hail, who IS Bth distnct Auxiliary prestdent.- Sentmel photo, 0 carrylll& Rauger-9 payload on a from 11162 UD!II April of last traded before a lot of mODey is Ill& arrests, six warnings Is· 240.IJOO.mile journey to the year when he was. forcecl to spent for rspalrs. Cbief of Pol· sued, four emer&eney calls in moon. resign because of tllness, hso Ice Jed Webster alao dlsCUISecl th< village aDd two fire calls. 0 .. .,... · filed a petition of candidacy the purchase of a DOW scooter Parking meter violations for SAIGON - NORTH VIET this fall. Baronick did not file lor checking parking meters. the month totaled 955 with 1i3 I BY LUCILLE HAWKINS Nam boasted today that U, s. lor another term. No action, however, wao taken unpaid. Street money eollected Mere! Brady, a pas t state air attacks against its llrrltory Mayor Lepr aloo said a on either mallei. was $719 while $696 was col· commander and twice past nawould not prevent a Commu· letter .... bon aenl to the CoUDCil nonewecl Its contract lected from parking lot meters. tiona! executive committeeman nisi victory In South Viet Nam. _ . . Compaoy Botldlnl with the GoUDty Commissioners Attendiug were Mayor Legar, of the American Legion. charg. In a belligerent statemOI\1 Rouse In Cllleltmall alklllc for to houae prisoners in tbe coonty Clerk Edna Scboenleb, Treasur- ed here Monday night the govpublislted In its official news· a pablle apoiOI)' to llalelllenll Jail and heand a report tllat the er Elma Russell and Council- ernment 's economy act in clospaper, the Hanoi re,lme chsrg- made at last week'• Middle- new fire . truck .will be ready men. Riler, Don Collin•. Lou !ing certain Veterans' hospitals ed thst Monday's big raid deep port CowlcU meettnc. Neal to be pamtod wtthm a week. Poultn, Bob Hysell aDd fteuter. means that veterans will be into the heart of NOI'Ih Viet turned out in the street. He 0 • Nam was a new and "more p was the guest speaker at the ...,.us act., war." The Sov. , 45th annual birthday party of let Union, speaking throuah the l::J ' the American Legion, Drew official Communist party newsWebster Post No. 39, given each 0 paper Pravda, termed the at• o o year by the Unit honoring Leg• tack a "bandit raid" and said ionalres. the U. S. policy of bombing . Intro<luced by Frank Vaugt. North Viet Nam was "fraught an. the speaker opened his re· with serious consequences." WASHINGTON 1UPII-Pre&l· of the volbtg rights legislation soug which has echoed through marks noting that 46 years a dent Johnson 'today SWUfiB the Johnson souabt. The House Ju- numberless skirmishes in the go today the Amertc.an Legton DAYTON. OJUO - AN IN- full ""lght of tbe federal gov- dlclary Committee bad sched· long civil rlghll battle, he oald was orgam~ed m Parts, France. tenalve manhUDt was underway ernment behind a drive to uled bearlnp eveD before the that all Americans _ not just Tltts organtzalion has .grown to today for a~ unidenllOed gun- make good the promise of Chief E1ecutlve'o call Negroeo :- must overcome "the be the largest orgamzation· 10 man who killed a man and equality-unkept lor a century fn 8fl often eloquent address crippling legacy o1 bigotry Ifill Amenca. He said that the VJ!l· wt'~ two peraons In Mlk~'a -slyen tbe American Negro. before 8fl e~aordlnary joint injU..tice. And . we lball . 9\"'l· erans today have the greatest ColfM,-BN loiOIIItli.)l aliht. , 08np<oa was polled !Or IWift ....ion ot· ~ · Monday come." • · ·dfanenge beftm! tlieltl L. Bartee, 38, New Car- ietlon on the Pnosidenl's pro· nl&ht, Joltnson told the lawmakhave ever had in their history. ~:::. .1 killed by a shot pasals. Senate leaders ol both ers and tbe nation that "the UI'JII He said the government is · )Itt head. Ronald Lod- parties met wllh Atty. Gen. 1tlme of justice baa now come. Johkoaond 11111edhts~ 011 ~ "Spetlding $150,000.000 "- day . t~-" .• ~J,;,~>-,,"-''"'' "''' ,. --.., _" ~"-~- ,, "''~>i.l>l wick, , was shot through the Nlcholaa Deb. Katzenbach to' No force can hold it back." wor ays, n1 g ~ wee · odd $360,000.000' a year 1s sent . . . . liver. l\ulh Sherm8fl. 43, Day- amoothe out the final version ' Then, clUng the word& of the ends to pass a voting rl~hts to foreign aid, and yet the vel- CU'IT!NG CAKE - Takmg. part m cut.tmg the btrthda y, c a~e Monday. night during ton •. """ lived above the bar, btll whtch would guarantee the er8Ds are suffering. It is time the 46th anmve rsary celebration of Dre\\ Webster Post f'<o . 39 , Amencan Leg!on, dtgolty of man 8fld the destiny for America to wake up" he were Mrs. Orvtlle We lls, Mrs. Mtiton Rou sh and Mrs. Davtd Cummmgs. - SeDilnel was shot in the back and para· " • h lyzed from the waist down. Both WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Johnaon's vot· of.. democra~. . ,. said and urged all to write their p oto._ __ .in crlt' al dll I I h bll For outstde thts cbamber, congressmen lo vole against were tc con ton. ng r g Is I will bo aimed at striking clown once and he said " is tbe outraged con- . . JMEiii'""""'""""""'' ¥'·"""" · ..,,..,,., Lodwick counted himself for- for Ill every discriminatory toctlc usod to deprive Am' ' 0 . h thts bilL !Ufllte to 'be alive since the 81!- arlc1n1 of their ballot bocauaa of raea or color, The sctence of nallon-t e grave The speaker said that in 1!124, NEW YORK iUPli - Unit· ~ soifant pressed a goo to his heart of the bill, oxpectocl to bo rHdy for Introduction concern of many nations:-and llte Legion organized an Ameri· ed Press lnternatJoual and the . bead aDd polled the trigger In Congrftl Wadnatday, would bo ....chtnery for swift the hsrsh ~~~ment of history eonism program and the past: wire service unit of the Amer- ' three times but the revolver appointment of focloral raglstran whantvor would-be on our acts. U year Ohio alone helped veter- lean Newspaper Clulld reacb- \' fallecl to' fire voters clalmocl tt-. had been blockocl from votl..... Even "'· he opoke, ~ sfrmonta ans and their children to the ed agrecmen! early today on B . -" p I . I · ·-r ... batld of p1ckets paced m $8 000 000 0 th 8 new two yen contract. I y Untt... . rou nternat1ono 1 1 Tho 15th amal'ldmont provldos that no citizen of the White House, ao they sum 0 f. h • Le . ne. 0 B e The new L'tmtracl provides More nortbr rn mtmsters headed for Selma today to WASIUNGTON THE ON- shall bo doprivocl of tho right to vote "by the Unltocl have for a week, slll&ing aDd ProJects do t e gwn Js hooys wage scales for all classlllca- help shape what President Johnson called •·a turning "'"" fed era1 8tate an 1ast year 1·348 ys tions of newsmen photograpiJ.. · pomt · m · ma n·s unend.mg searc h f or free.,.om. " " Iy member of Congress thaI St.... Or by .ny Stat. On .e..~vun1 of r 1c0, c olor or pr• chantlng 81ogana ID'eUifii President Johnson mentioned by vlouo condition of 10rvltudo." Calling on Congross to Intervention in Alabama were sent to Athens and the ' I Thousands of persons demonstrated across the na· ,___ · Aux'l'a e 1 1 150 girls 10 Cap ers and reporters comparable I . . name In his Monday night anacI sueh I11 II latl on, J ohn10n 18ld Ih at It h as - Three hours before Johnson's . 11 ry s n · . · to tboae in liw Guild's r<cent lion Monda y in support o£ a Negro voter registratwn speech was a small town Ohio obvious that pr-t logial•llon has become Inadequate appearanee 1n the House cbam- tlol University lo Gtrls Stale to · 1 drive in SPima More marches and prayer vtglis wer• 1 . h th A Republican who hss played a t~~~lurt nagro voting rlghll In .,... whore there haa ber, Cspltol [Milice draqecl out ~ch . them dembe ocracyA and :f;;:',:~ II~~ suhj~ct :o;:~i: planned ior tod ay . civil rights "conslatant defiance" of congrHI Mid tho celeven Negro 8fld white youths wuat tl means to an menfie . b ·. b A 45-member delegai Jon of key role in get!'•• "'6 1 1 . . attoo y t.~ anton mem er· H ,, blllo, enacted Into law. ot lui on. who stagecl a day·IODC mt·tn C8fl. . sbip. ministers and lay persons _from a call Monday lor outsiders Tbe . President departed from near the office of Speaker John In the World Senes pla yed &Jf:;·v~~•~:::~:1'i¥.?'~..,_,;-."·~--. H~~, ::~ Clevehmd 1eave fur Selma to go South to show they are his IJtpered text to melltlon w. McCormack. They dematlded last yesr there were 36 young Wednesday under the auspices "concerned ... about justice." congtesaional leaders by title thst McCormack support a men who plltyed that got the1r of the National Counri l o£ 1 ' 'The local people have hsd and "Mr. McCulloch" as among move to reduce by half Ala· start through baseball teams Churches. Twentv·flve Chicogo·l plenty of time and have rethoM, who bad asked him to · bema's congressional delega(Continued on Page $) ans left the city Monday, in· . fused to confront the issue th.at pertoQally present his views on !)on. eluding lhe notional vice pres!-I Negroes bave a nght to "'P a ·i edn voting law, to CoD.The Prestdent'l word& wsre dent of the Young Chri stian te< and vote," the Rev. Joseph ~ The President alao IIDled not only at Congress but Workers and the Norlhwe.tern L. Ellenger, pastor of St. Paul llllldf It clear he OlpeCied A Pomero:v man was taken to Atbens for hospltall- at the mtlhons of biJ ~tryUniversity chaplain. Luther _Church . ill BlriDII1itWilllam 'McCulloch of PliJua zatlon early tod 1y after two alleged suicide attempts with· men watcbtng on television. In A white Alabama minis ter ham . said ill Chicago. Ohio, to be among tme w~ In four hours. solemn tones he told them: The Meigs County commis- who was reared in Selma i&sued " Negroes need to know that woul4 c:arry tbe baU In getting Police Identified him as Franl< Stolzenberger, 48, of 'l'llrnlnC Point sioners agre<d to purchase a -------- ·moral whtte persons are~':""' tho administration'• llwt West Main-st. "At times ltlltory and fate at new sherifi's cruiser from R. cerned as they about JUSilce. through Congress. Authoritlll reJMirted Stolzaoa- Memorial StOizen...._er wao a olngle time turnlna. oingle. p1ace H. Rawlings & Son. Middleport ~;dl ~~~t~~a!:::" :Po..£';! berger fir .. cut bls wrists with · ~. to shape a 111g pom1 m at their regular bi-month ly d • COLUMBUS - ... PAoMItalten to tba AthenJ Slate Hoi- man'• unendlntl March for free. meeting Monday SO\ ' --· local ~-·a razor blade IDa Pomeroy tav- pltal u lfl emerge- patiefll dom So II I'' FranCIS Marion Smith. 83, Rt. . ' . & So "The problem will not ba ,,.... ........smm wu ent aDd was talten to Dr John _, . wao a . ~·-e-· I Middleport died at 7 a m ' The htd of Rawlings , n • 'f , . , free on $5.000 bond today, laclug , · by Sgt. lllclca and member• ol and Concord. Sa It was a oen· ' · · · · was $1 448 with the old sher. solved 1 the outstders leave cb...,11 In CODIII!CiiDD with ar- Rillgway B olfice lor treatment. the first aid tlnil. , tury ago at Appomattox. So it Pl!otlday m Metgs General hos-\ 'If' · funeral serVJCes fo r : and let the home folk do the 1 d . 1 11 Tentanve -• Tlte Pomeroy emergency squad pttaL I s car as a ra e • m. n a . G' G J0 h 77 R D 1 I b " 101t Ifill breaklll& Ifill entertns . · was Ia.. week In Selma, Alafive bids were submitted by io- · ..enn ' nson. . · · · · lO · at a 110111811'! borne bere. Irvin lfllwered the caU at 8.07 p.m. bema. He was born at Long Bottom l d I Racme. who died !his mormng WO ca ea ers. ' h V H 't 1 . StoiD. te, eo-owner or Roy's Jew- Followlll& treatment at Dr. "There, long-ouflering men on Feb. 17, 1882, son of the late in .other actions the comntis- m I e elerans ospJ a m elen at the comer ol the clty'l Rldpay'a offlee, StolzsenbergaDd women peseefully protested Mr. aDd Mrs. John Smith. Mr. sioner approved ~ resolution to Huntington. have been s..t for maiD clowntown tntenectlon, ar was lodged .ID 111e1ga County the denial of their rigbls as Smith never married: His only pay animal claims to 1 Fred Frtday at 2 p m: at .'he Carmel wu cr.tced In Municipal Court jail. . ' Amertcans. Many weno brutally ourvtvors are three nieceS, M~·· Goeglein. Lowell McNickle, Ed churc~ With bunal )n the CarMdpdllJo. He wu to be arratp. Ttten, early thlo JDO!'IIillg Siler• assaulted. One lond man - a Dorothy Barrett of Rt. ·' Mtd- Spencer and Woodrow Eagle ; me l Cemetery.. ' ed April!., . llf Robert Hartenbaeb wu told Two llnel were levied : : "'!" of ~waa killed. dleport; Mrs. Mabel Mttohum, accepted prisoner contracts He was a ltfe-long reSident l'llllla<uld Stein bad In !!IIIli by other prlaonero that Stolzen. t..o olber pet'811DI !~~~There II ,.. 011181 lor pride and Mro. Bertha Barrett, both from Racine. Middleport and of CarmeL ~- D. l, Rarme. • , Funeral services for William .,,..._ •I with two youtha to bet er 'bad lin eUt ltll wrist bonds Monday Jligltlln, ......,.,... lll,what happened m Selma. of ~svllle; • S acuse ; advertised for the veteran of World War I , and a Wells. 92, Pomeroy, who die4 . _ IMm break Into Ifill ael g .. ' port Mayor Lee Smith. court. Theno Is ... cauao of self· ServtceS will be held •• 2 f nt ned h member of the Carmel church. I at his residence Monday mn 0,. ·to tile resldenee ol Ml'f. ~ a/lfiFt ol glah. h- Clyde Bayles, 118, Mlddle[Mirt, utlslactltm In the ton& dania! of p.m. WediJesday in the Danville sa eB0 tt • c;u y-owd tr o~se He was preceded m death by ing will be beld Thursday • ·> ·8 ill Is tim e omeroy mill Was 1'111 wu pven a to-day jail sen- equal rlgltto ol ll'lllllolts of Pilgrim Holiness church. Bur· oo u ernu :av, an ans er- his parents, Charles and Cora ' • 1 th Sa ed Heait C .6 •AMIII · At that . 0•· td to VeterlfiS Mem!lrlal bol- teoee 8fld a fliiO Ifill COlla fine Amerleana. lltl will be In Coy Hill cemetery red 183 wtthm Treasurer How-1.Johnson and a sister Margar- 10 a. m. 8 e · ~r -~lltiiiPloyed by, Stein II pltal by s,t. GeOrte ~- by MaYor Smllb on a DWI "But there Ia ettllle lOr hopa under the dlrectlnn of the Me- ard Fractk's budget. t B.k , Church wtth burtal tn the ~ a boltb i . She hail worbd ~ wu treated lor ·a.ltVtH eat cbarge. The heavy ltntence was aDd lor faith In our democracy Coy Funeral home. Friends may Attending were Commission· e S;~v:~; include . tl!ree red Heart Cemetery. The IDr ~ about 14 yean. .on hla left ,Wl'lll. Pblce ~because It was . Jla¥1ea' aeeond rn· what II happealn& 'bert to- caD at the ltinaral home, aDd ers .Avery Nelson, Kenneth Me- nephews Daunt Wayne and Father John '1\Jrel ...UI o ·: SW""""''ler cut an ll1el7 ID appeariiiiCO before the eourt on· ~t. ' the body will lie in state at the Elhmny aDd Charles R. Karr Robert Brinker ' all of Carey at~ . h. lie · ,' ., • Wted. tha ~enf. the Willi ebarp In the ptllt Ill 'For the ert.i ol - [lllln, the cburcb for- ID hour prior to the Sr. Ohio and a n:U.ber of othe~ Kl . · ~ . aret " w ' • ·M#tkP .invetdp - lt>i Follow · ' flltdlcel allentloD IIIOIIthl, · . · hymoa Ifill ptGiests o1 op- IOI'Vice. '. . em """"'• wo Ill,_,. a llrt wltlc:h}oar. by ~taft~- lit ,••.,., Kemteth L.J..mp, Sl, RD I, p!illaed people, have 'IIIIDIIIOflell GROMYKO ARRIVES relatt-. Frtetlds may call at atld Edward, .both of •· Jleedavllle, wu fined $111 tnto · <!OIIYOCIIIon all lltl lllltjolTAKEN INTO CUSTODY WNDON (UPI) ·- Soviet For- the Ew1111 Funeral home any lour grlfldcbildren 8fld I · portio11 ol ' 11\9 City MarUI ,11oft. ' ...... fh I eolia Ifill ~ to ' .... &y ol 'the &O¥WIIIIIflll .Of lite Bruce Smith, 21, RaciDe wu elgn Mlnistot- Andrei Gromyko time. - great grattdch~• . AbMJSSIONS - Zlfla'"l!il- dayt 1D Jail, a1111 ao a DWI ~ nation Gil earih. taken Into custndy by the Meigs mlved -in Lo,tdon today- to beLOCAL TEMPS Rosery sen>tces be· 'I'O!fr \"dldi•P houl~ , ·pro- t.r, Pomeroiy: Lei& RoW., Ltr charp. Forfeltlq $15 ~ 011 •ear mtploD• Ia, 11 once tha Cotlflty Sberlfl'a department aDd pn lour days of talks with The temperature In Pome- ducted at Ut P· Ill. ~~ ~ ~ ~!;.!!... "'~li., ,il~q c:hulea.. ~ JJidlaD ololellt ~ ~balle' Of lurDed over .to Perry cotmly Bdrl.tlsb ofllctals who -~~~ to roy's ~·· d~trldct at 11:30 ~ ~ ·~ DO .... - -.. ; a - wnwu..u... ,'7 · I ••• Bolt, •• .!if etiUllliJY,: AU • .,....... .. to ... autbotltlet today on • 11011-ftll' _lseuas a posst61e ce..,..,re lit a.m. - Y w~· eareea. Ul>...... . ' ~ aa Jill' I) ~ ~.· · IC. c.~U, at, Otlt'""jllltllio, la ·- . . . . _ . port cbUp, \'Jet Nam. der tiW1II)' sktes. home any time• • say,•o Econ omy A.ct u l ts v;etennns 1 1 TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1965-__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;..:fi.,:.Vf!=.CS:::.4=11 r.... 'viJit =:. POMEioY.MIODLEPORT. OHIO enti Roy Reuter Sworn-in I On Pomeroy Council 0 M thenyS Here For VisitS h Their FamilieS at y VOL .. XVI 283 - . ·NO.----· %.:.:'rs~'lffW~ her I • Itt_. a..-.· Ware ~....lid . . . . Natloul GotpaJIM ca.,..., I . . Spr"Lng More Northern Clergymen 1 Prepare for Selma Journey 1 GREAT YALVES ON RI!GtiT WOOL COATS SeIf•JDJDrY • Tries . Fai"I for pomeroy Man m . 4 Hours 111 nat • - . 1o0 _ , . to lid I L4 tloaot .,..,.. r;ew c-'-1 c:oat•• • Ill ' "; ....._. ,... ._ .... ad _I 11 t ..... 0 T ._ .... a_.. -' 4 ........_ HOW.,.,.-......, ... •• a ......- HOW J'OU tMwe IW.Ue ailla ltll 9 ~,... '"': =c? ....... flul ...~' I. I._. . . ••lin& ... '\:~olov"-lllacllor . . ..., . ; ; , .!. ,.. I I-- B Cr uy uiser From Rawlings Glenn Johnson o·Ies Tuesdav Dies Monday T F'med by Mayor S' on'th f L I a. ; .I 'I I William Wells o· M d Ies on ay 'f \' L \ \ l -~ -· -GTON •· I • \ ' c: i''t\ ·· •.·. '. F • s 'th ranciS nn Of Middleport J•P· • ... - · - - - - ...... Rulh-a.HCU: Commissioners ·ELBERFELDS • ' L ' 'StORE '·-.,~; ' . 't_ -: . .' . ... • "- ~ =· a...... •. .... 'r, i· ., . a G«Jr.-...... - oaa. IIIJ! 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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