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Already tn operation are five I)'Jo IIIDI IJI lb other lutlrD and IOUthlrD Ohio CIOIIIIDUDitlaa and two In Penney!· •IIIIa, llld Ibm art proapecte that It will bteOIDI IVIIIIDOrt Rltlllivt. HELEN HELP US! 'l'blblvutllllllt thet the COIDpaiiY hu llllldt then II over •71,000, and In ad· dltloll the operation will t~!-:3:' the IDIIJittpace of an office to any other utllitJ, and tn the blattUatlon and future operltloD will IIDploy NVtral JD. . Reports From Th c Capitol ~)'·WIJWporl 111'11. ;.!~"loCOIICtrn with total wett of ,6 and llabllitlae of t148,000. The Income dollar of the firm shows that It IP"Jlda 4t centt for materla!J, euppUea and Qther "rvlcea; 81 centa !or wqN, aaiarl.el and employee benefits; aeveu centa for tuea, (edll'al, alate and local and cub dividend• of four cents to abareholdm. One of the createst thingl about thl• lnatallltion will be the Improved scope of televitlon reception. We have been for the period ablce the Inception of the new medii In thiJ area more or less a captive audience, especiallY when It comes to coverage of the ~al, OL'l'ri.state area. \ r • While we have mll!y, or )noll all programs of the national ~orka we are stili forcad to apend llnli w1tchlng the newt broadcull of a ~·t bulk of material from our two nlilbborlna atate1, with a amatteriDJ of rtfeues from Ohio. We have talked lbla altuatloa 0\'er with frlenda e«onnected with the HuntiiiJ!On staUona, and they realize that they have • real probliiD In ptlafl'ln.tl people from tbrH lllatll, I llltuatfoa lliat Is similar to a number of other borderline atationa over the co11111rJ. an an With the opel'atlon of the cable IYI" lila GaWpolle TV will have better ~ptloa, Uld' wiD also be able to In· ar 1111 the acope of Interest by beinli able to cet proifams from stations In Cilium· W. UJ.d Athens. We are sure that _. Ohioans ~ more intwe11td In wllat a 101D& 011 In Columbua than they art Ia Clilrleatoll and Fmlldort. On.t ol the ,rtaltlt advancea wiD be In the ability to set contaet with educttloul TV from Ohio tJDiversity and from ColUIIIIIul that hu pl'l\lloualy been deDiad to ua. TIM loclll acbooll, we are eerta1n. wo1114 bt t~/!nted with thl1 proapeat and our e woul4 derive Jrlli btnefltl for tile modtlt Charll thlt Ia belq 11114• for the 11panded sei'vlce. . Intereated ptriODI wUJ have the op. I)OI'tuDity to learn 1110re about the bene· llta of the cable aystem at an open bouse that will be held for thrta daya thiJ week at Waahtnpn acbool Ia GaWp~~Ua. By LYLE WJl.'!ON United Pretl IDtenlallonal The Rev. Martin Luther King has liven President John110n a rough, toulh les110n In power pollticl. One ol tho•• uum·bltes· doC affairs. 'lbe pNacher challensed tht Preaident to 1 test ol will. Two teoto: KinJ Hcked the President in one. That was whether LBJ would propoa Immediately or some time later lealsladon to guarantee votlnl rights. King lost In hla effort to compel Johnson to aend lederal guns to Selma. Ala. any guna, U.S. marshals, the FBI or the Army, Navy, Air Force and Mmneo. Jobnaon allrted the troop• but that was all. The loresoinl Is what the marchln11 and brutaUty and murder In Selma were. all about. The Johnson adminlstra· lion began a week ago to mount a crash vollnf right• program. Klns's dissatlslactlon with tho pace of events was not concealed. Neither wos Klng'a dllpleuute becau.. Johnson had not como out early, loud and angry with words and actions •Rains! Alabama auUtorltlos. Many Negroes were annoyed. Richard T. Brown wa1 apokeslllan for the civil rlghta trespauerl who Invaded the White House last week and •at down. Brown said Ute slt • in was .a pro!QI beeaU!I theA had ~ "ao federal action in Selmi" All-of this wao embarrassing to LBJ. It was shock· . UlilY trrQiant but triumpballl- ly effective. The administration'• respect for Negro political muscle never was in doubt. which may explain the Preoldent's worried Indecision wben ctvll rtghll Invaders parked themselvet on tbe floor of hill official home. Wbat to do? After seven hours, the last ol the trespuser1 was ucorted out. King persisted In Selma despite Johnson'a plea1, despite a federal court Injunction and despite the admini•tration'l evident a111iety to do Nel(fo bidding on vollni rights. It could be argued that Johooon haa accomplished more lor American Nesroes than has any oUter president since Lincoln. LBJ must be wonderlna why he hu Kina on hiJ beck. Foreign Events: Reviewed LONDON !UP1) - Pop\llllr joke now current behind Ute Iron Curtain l'Uill as follows: "Whll Is lhe dlfferance be tweon ousted Premier Nlktta Khn!shcbev and the IIIW KmnUn lsader Alnel Kosyl!bl? "None, but Ko8y!IID doam't bow It yet." · The joke lllu•trote• the lm· passe In which the new KremUn leadership now llnds Itself. Both Kfli)'!IID and IJ'fly bolt Loonid Brerhnov lA lacing in· creasingly the same problems which ltd to Utt •UIItr of KhrUihcheY. 'lbe troubl01 ran&• over a wide ophere of domlltle and IJ>. ttrnatlonal problsms. Soviet affaln experta hold they are llr&ely rupontlblt for the comparaUvt Inactivity In the lntornational aphare o! the Soviet !eldership, and believe they wlll compel tt to o wait· and...t poUcy for some limo to come. Much ol Ute trouble IIOIIll from the confUJlon in Ute Com· munilt bloc and 1he crOISoCUI'...,ts dividlnjj it Into con!Uctlnc eampo. Like Khruohchev, Ko"Yiin apptlll'l to he finding out that laded Soviet Influence in the Far East ls hard to restore. Thill to all appearancea ,... duces Russian ablllly to play a maJOr role In any poace move• on VIet Nam. It no lon&er can teD the Communlsta there what to 40. THE DAILY SENTINiL DIYOTit. fO tNTIRin 0~ MltGI MASON ARIA ll•h•rt •. ow-. ..,.,....., Ch•at.r Tann•IIUI 1111..,. Jlu."'*-1 lfti'J' ~ POOl turuiQ bJ 1'11• Ollie VtlleJ hblll\. liLt OmipaDJ' 110 Mlllltlla St ,.,.. Oblo. IIIU'Ht.. ....._ wv· NlDI. 1111. ...... ' · tlMIGI "· .. ......e4 u IHllad eta. llltlbll . ., . . . ., th1 polt offSH at r.m.ro,, Obto. I \ By JOE GERGEN VPI Sporil Writer The New York Mell, those tnvebtlve show-Btoppen of the baseball world, ha>e added a new act to their repertoire . wlllcb may prove to be the PIGS! popular routine of all. ~lthough the Melt have spe. ·c t - In comedy durlnllhelr first three years of erllten<e, the urge to play stralgbt drl· malic roles apparently has be.come too strong to realst. Tht perennial National League doormats gave fl\11. dence of their versatility. Mon· day at Sl. Petersburg where a pair of yGuthful scene-stealers named Gary Kroll and Gordon Rlchard•on combioed to no-hit ~- p· b h p · . me IUS urg IJ'ates !HI m a It was by 110 means the first struck out lour. time !bat the Mets nave par- Two more heme nm fOr the A'l 80!1 Kan. tlclpaled In such an .,.enl but II did mark the team's first ouch effort In a winning cause in eiUtor exhibition or regular reason play. Co-star. Kroll and Richard10n both learned their croll with other &roups, Kroll with the Philadelphia PhiUiei · and Ricllardson with lhe . world champion Sl. Louis Cardinalo .. Kroll, a lanky 23-year-old rigbthander, pitched the firot six inniogs and fanned Hvo. He encountered difficulty only in the fi,..t inning be filled r""t as three Lol Allleles ., rors and , ~li I>) rookie .efth•nder Mio<e Kekieh accounted lor the other three runs. El!ewbere, t!Je HO!I8ton tros massaged tle New Y>nkee pitcher'~ for 12 hils, eluding Ron Brand'• homer, to lnl\M a 7-4 .., .the Amerl.•an I..ague cru.m. pi<•M.•.Charlea James' two-run cil:cuil off OOilthpaw Mike MeCormick pNvided tl>e Cincinnati Redo with 1 2-1 tnumph ove;· the Bal~more Qro. 1... .. and the Plnladelphia posted • am,._ * f:.me<~ - or I BERRY' S ,, -f"' 'II I . . ' ... ' ' . ' ·· ·· · ., .. .' ' alto turned 1n spot!... performances durin.~ their stints on ~'e moortcl. Camllo Pascual ol <lie Mir.lleBO!a Twlr.• made !oil •Pt'lni debut on UDjdesslVo one by twlrHng \l'.ree t'tlesa frallk!o anjl striking out j, ur batters in a w vlclory over the Carli[. roau. Zollo versaileo. one of the smalltil players on the mu8t'U· 1M MlnDesota squad, auppliOII the power witlo 1 lhree-run bomer llld also erored the,;.,. Illll8 run on DICI: Reese's si11~le In the n'n~h lllldng. All wasn't 1... 1 lor the Cards. w~•o ...... .. le la&ue. this year celebrat. be se«ec1 Ibis r- pve him a lng Ill tOth· .,Uveraary, will three-year tntal t1 M7, ~ llonor Ill ba~etball all • league team II I banquet to be held 'l'hurlday, Morcb 25 at lbe Albfti811Jgb School cal~ Main 11J101Ur for lhe 1;30 .p:m. ban'JUOI trill be Ellis ~. now in hll seconcl see,lj)!l as bead baokethall ~ach at Marshall .. . University of the Mid-American I walt all woaler te p!ll • my Conference. sltom aodmslrow 1111lec .d...ef. Special awards will be made opmenl 000 yoa ,...r tloule! to Bob Sheokey of Nelsonville, Wbo do you ttilak tb..,'ll ltok 1J8S Coach of the Year ; Larry at?" Coon of Athens, the league's Moot Valuable Player ; atod E>hlbitloD Baoeboll Reotrlll Gallipolis' Pete Anderson, the By Ualled Preu IDtenalloaal league's top free throw shooter. York (N) • Plttsburgb Sheskey, In his ninth season Mmnesota I St. Louis 3 · at Nelsonville, has placed ...,_ ~a.siungton. 3 Detroit I ond to league champ Athens an Francosco 3 Cleveland S, each of Ute past two seasons (Game called by agreement) and the only losses suffered by 9 Los Angeles (AI 7 his Grey hcunds in league play Cbw~g,j ~~~delp~Ja baseball tour de forf·e. )b·,ifters in b1~ tnree ;a <• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • fifth inning en route to a G-1 victory. Koufax surrenderefi a tf)tcl of four run~ znd relief 1\L~ no J k i also wu tt~uched for a pair. Ron Per ,. By Bob Wingett 1 all aroWld as thr-:t "8" squat1 San Franc..:i ~co G ;;.pts battled to : PA RIS UPI~81! worked over bv the Kansas a 3~3 tie in 13 mur.gs after 'he I ) · - 1 - 157 C!l) Athletics to the tune of 4·1 Tribe knolt.ed t1 1t score wltll ! Ed Charles cracKed • •o!o two runs '" the 1: nth . inix, Ari~ 13 . • • ds'01 Casey DuckworthFID Dr · Lo des 0 IODS t u East Richard Duckworth ol Syracuse, who still is regard· ed as Meigs county's whiz.kid of bas~ba~l - in the 1920s, until he suffered a broken ankle whJle m the top minors and forced to r~tire, is vacationing at St. Petersburg, Fla., mtdst hiS favonte surroundings. Naturally, he is spending most of his time watching spring training drills of the major league baseball clubs. A letter from Mr. Duckworth Monday reported a conversation with Harry Carey, announcer for the St. Louis Cardinals, during his visit to AI Lang Field in St. Pomeroy naming lite top sev· Petersburg. enth and eighUt grade basket· Other remrks from the ball players in the Big Bend Syracuse resident in his leiter Junior High Basketball League. were: The teams were named by "Warren Spahn and Yogi the Junior High coaches of the I etball tournament at Wahama. Chosen for Ute all • league seventh grade team were: Rick Handley, Frank Wheel· er and Duane Geer, all of Pt. Pleasant; Randy Clark, Waha· ma : David Gillispie, Wallama, Bob Ritchie,. Eastern ; John Tannehill, Middleport ; Randy Burt, Pomeroy, and Dana Hendrix and Bob Diddle, Haclne. Those named on the Eighth IJesus sAN FRAN CJsco m Po _ Pimentel, 119. Mexico, Named20 dTearn All•oh·10 1 COLUMBUS (UPT)-Tht .191111 Umted Press International Cla" A AU-Ohio high school basketball team, with height, weight, class and scoring aver· age for first squad only. Flnt Team Kerry Myero, Celina Immacu· late Conception, f5.2lil, 180, 19.5, Jr. Jim Hayes, Piqua Catholic, 6-4 , 1110, 25.0, Sr. Jerry Turner, Albany, 6-7, 185, to 26.8, Sr. bavenot gotten a good start. stase Ute next Big Bend Bask· O.sey the really real drawin cardStengel as the isfans give him an ovation whenever he appears on tbe field. "Thl8 Is my first trip down here and it is certainly nice beeause you can watch 15 teams pill)' baseball right here.'' Richard added, ••My first vis· II here makes me think back and say to myself, "If 1 had not gotten hurt, I might be out · ern' s Ken Ha rtung IS stopped Mannie Linson, 120, Los Angeles 12); Elmer Rush. 212, San Francisco, knocked out Roy · Rogers 200 Levelland Tex (I) · East ; Aaron Adams, New Bos· Ricard~ P~jarlto Mor~no. '126,; ton ; George Zwick. Skyvue; Mexico stopped Manuel ocoha Mark Hammond, 124 Mexico (2!. ' Clem Aselage, Anna ; Gary ' sel, Mendon · Union ; Larry SEBRI~ G. Fla. IUPii- Fertimer, Pymatuning Valley ; , rari has not entered a factory Cupp, Ottawa Hills: Fred team in the 1:P..hour race on Suner, Minster; Terry Lucas, day, bu( at least nine prototype ericktown ; Larry Ferraris, reportedly receiving Braceville; Al Almond, factory funds lllld drivers, are Heights ; Mike Search, expected to race. ton : Mike Warye, West Liberty. tral ; Jim McDaniel, West Mull' Salem ; Mike Blevins, Spring- kingum · Jim Davia Johnstown- Mike Thomas, Fairport Ha,. boro ; Don Kenner, Farmers- Monroe: Greg McDivitt WindborBill .. 6-3,LeftwiCh, 180,. 24.6, JonaUtan Sr. AI· der, 5-10, 175, 19.0, Sr. Second Teall! .Ken Hartung, Eastern Meigs; Mike Schifer, Wynford; Paul Lacey, Dresden; Keith Krynock, Lakeside and Jim Duckworth, Columbus Aqumas. Third Team Tom Link, Celina Immaculate Cooceptlon ; Gary Johnson, 1 • • • • •• •• •• •• •• F0 R TAX E$ BILLS I CASH Monthly LOAN Payment $200 500 10.66 26.67 40.92 .JOC) SAVE • ll • • AND G on- ~~t~ 011 ~~n~~:n~~ 114kn~~~ t" va but league who also decided Jo • 'c A s H STOP The Dodgers ta1 a bad day and the Cleveland Indians and : tam wetgh( toties·. lti • • • SJX Hubert H1Jton , 187, New - - wiidness to "CI,,·e seven runs m York. stopped Johnny Prescott, ;---'--..;::;:::;. ~he sixth inni .111 and whip the . 199 1 • Bri~i~ (4': Alan Rudkin, Los AngeiP.S Angels 9-7 despite 1117 /4, Bntam. stopped Johnny a ~<>me run, two doubles and a Cldw ell, . _117 1-!!. Britain I10 - · sJIJele by Co~den Shockley.. Won Br_1t1sh ~nd Empire ban- X.. oa. • 2 Chicago 4Al l I during that time ha ve come at 1 Lns Angelo• IN) · the hands of the Bulldogs. lt is f1vc htt.s and three runs !n the o~ pitcher AubMy Gatewo11d 's - SPORTS DESK Berra are popular here, •••••.,.••llllilil' Twms and wa1k'!d wmrung run to ~.ross the plat~ 1Houston 7 New York CAl 4 lnc~uded 10 hJs previOus fmi!'JhBrant Alyea's two-run homer : Cincinnati 2 Ba1timore 1 es In the league were a first . However, Sal'ldy Koufu., ~he c&tried th~ wa,:nngton Sen.J-! ( 1956-57) and a second (1960 . jll<chlng •c• of tt.e Los Ang•· lot·s to a 3-J Yictory over the · 61). les Dodge•s, wa< shelled i>y Detroit Tigers and snappe·1 a Fight Reoutlo Coon. top scorer for the BullMilwaukee · as the Brav~s foor-game J-,'liQg streak. . .lOe By United Press lntematlonal dogs th•_s year, IS now the sec· pounded the sout• paw star lor Boston Red g,, look adva"(a~c ' N01'fi NGHAM. England UP! I ond highest scorer In the i Innings li.nj whUfed fam THE awmg only to the 1192 poinll 0!1 Jlalpll. Nuzum, wbo p1l)oed 111 Auin the early 1110'1. CGoa baa led the team In ,.....uvk lor the past two 1 . . and .,.. • ,. the leading field coal .......,. J~r -if-' B f I nl I • thl8 year. .,. lw.l " - f I · 1. Allderson won tbt tree tbrolr .AAIJ r.. - ' shooting award by e<>"'M"'tioi M • on 61 of 78 sboll k 7U per • • •~ cont. Forty or more allemptll Deliver • Nit t:IIJ, are needed to qualify lor lhe a- Alt:ron T1 LontJ Beach rr ward. . Armed Force. AD-Stan t1o Master of ceremonies .... the Msrioll • 1ta7 'It banquet will be Harry Lackey, San Fran. AC II Pbll. former football and blllketball a coach at Athens High School tary Sehool In Athens. coach at Athena for 1J fea-t and the league's all-time ''dean of coaches" in terms of length during a lfl.year period of servit-e. Lackey, now princi· 1953) with three ytrtnl out . . pal of Rufus Putnam Elemen. lng the war. settled down to retire the last hero Bob Gibson did not allow White Sox w·'"'' outfielder Ken A as C~(y 1 1 16 batters. Richardson a 2~ a hlt In :he flv• mnin- he B•~ m · , a!' t d Johnn·· M l sqkua 16 ; _ I Ute lirst time Sheskey has been . e• .. , . ' I wau .. ~s Angeles IN) h d c h r h y yeat-old lefty, fared only tO w01·ked . . Tbe . tall fastbllller Brlg~s' d..Ible, 41;owing •l•e · IB squado 1 onore 3 8 oac o . I e . ear. CASH . . Monthly LOAN Pay- $1300 1500 1700 47.30 53.87 60.45 •• •• 1'1 MOIIIH '111M1 2S MONfll 1EIMS n.e.. •• •• ••• •• • PRONE fa< fast approvaL stop f~~r your money. Pay bills and taxes. Bu)' bargains. Then bave everything iD place. Have R\Ore for yourself. Take S rnonth.!l or 3 years. It's up to yoa. Yaana: ooupleo and everyday honest wor:kini people call us for cash every day. On Auto Insurance For Hill )uto insunoce savings, Ull Nationwide and see •. . t!:he company that's fjrst with over 2 • million car owners . . . the company with n~w ifirtU for • »eu rrtl! Call; WILUAMS lo SAVINGS CO. 1 Phone WY 2-2171 I 214 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy .6''1'10 NWI DE I 125 E. Main St. Bob Miller, Mgr. INSURANCE AGENCY Poor! & Ken Willi•'"' •· I\ Loaos made quickly to West Virginia i llesldentslhrough our CITY LOAN & h~m~·~·:an:d~Bo:b~c:·•:rl:to:n~::~~:~ j~~;;;·· ;··~~~;~lil==~~~~G:U~A~R~A~N:TY=C~O: - :he~re~~~=~JL_ ALSO SINGLE ~tGN ,TURE LOANS ville ;Zuleski, .Junior Messer, Pleasant Bill Shadyside ; Cody; ridge. Clark, Frazeysburg ; Bill Groff, Versailles; Steve Schrader, Fireland ; Doug McDonald, Glouster; Jerry Osborn, garetta ; Terry Langhals, Ottoville; Jack Mental , Newbury; Jesse Wilson, Lockland; Dave Groff, Crestview· Dave Bobak Ft. Frye ; Mike Everhart, Patni Valley ; Jim Strausbaugh, SouUt- 1 there as a coach or manager." grade all ~ league squad were: York ; Dan Rolfes, Northwood; eastern (Ross): Jim Groce, Tommy Staats, Pt. Pleasant; Dan Wil10n, Zanesville RoseDanny erans and Larry Price, Racine. er baseball players of our area , Yarbrough, Rutland; Ray Karr, Honorable Mealloa to hustle so they can make the Eastern; Gary Mitchell, Waha- Don Ogeltree, Batavia; big leagues. ma; Rich Haggerty, Middle- George Burkhart, Springboro; port ; Pete McDermitt, Pt. Kent Gearhart, New LebanonA reminderPleasant ; Sam Arnold, Jeff Dixie; Rich McKinney, Miami Don't forget to attend tbe Werry and Kenny English, all Faeulty • Sanior ba•lr.etball of Pomeroy. ' Cronin. ame at Eastern High School The scheduled May 5 Washtonight. Several members of lngton at Kansas City night the faculty will tangle •ith the game has been e<lvanced two Senior cagers who played on days to Monday nilbt, May 3. this year's &reat edition of the The May 15 Minnesota at KanEastern Eagles. sas City night game has been You might as well make an changed to 1 3:15 p.m. start· evening of It and plan also to ing time. be present for the Jitney supC '11le Baltimore at Los Ange. per in Ute school cafeteria from les night game of June 5 has 6 until 7 p. m. A game between BOSTON liP[) - A oerles been chanced to a 2:15 p.m. the grade school youngsters of o119 changes tn the 1965 Amer- game on the! dale and the the district wm get underway lean League l!ebedule, most of June 12 Cleveland at Kansas at 7 p. m. with lhe mam at. Utero involving time adjust. City night game has been lraclton to start at I p. m. menta in connection with tete. swllcbed to a 1:15 p.m. startvised Saturday games, were log time. All • League squads were announced Tuesday by the of. The Los Allgeles at Cleveland aelected Monday night at lice of league President Joe game will start at 3:15 p.m., and the New York at Minnesota game ol that dele will start at 1:15 p.m. 'lbe New York at Cleveland game of July :If will start at 5:15 p.m., and lhe Jul)' 31 Jloo. ton at Los Angeles game was changed from a night game to a 2:15 p.m. starting lime. 'lbe Baltimore at Mlnllesota game of that July Sl date wUl beJlin at 1:15 p.m. 'lbe Aq. II Cleveland at Minnesota game wiD start at 4:15 p.m. and the New York at Kansu City game on that date at 3: IS p.m. Chicago's pll)l! at Minnesota acheduled for sept. 4 will start at 1:15 p.m: · on Sept. 11, IJ&. lri>lt will play at Cleveland at 2:15 p.m. on Sept. 18, tha Chi· cago at Cleveland 1ame wUI berln at 2:15p.m. and the IJ&. troll at New York night 1ame •ill .atart al z p.m. Tbe Sept. II Ball Los came undefw~el: ·2:15p.m. Instead ofat night. . And the Oct. t· Baltlplore at .Cleve~ 1111111! wao awitcbed 1 •• ~ , ,1o {l J:U p.m. 1t1rt1ni Wne. ln closing, Richard added, "You'll have to tell the young~ Brady Sayre, Racine ; 19 Ch anges Are Noted m' AL S hedule· .:r"g: ' p~ 1 n; 05 --- ~ESw~~~a!~~!~.sh~'!~l cela~ratf'd pitclrers .. .. City let U.t O.odgera do lh• the bases with walk! and then twwever. bt:"'ause world Serte& 2-l declsion ov ...'1' the '.' cueat ealptr-. From a quick glance at the annual report of Towm ADIIDDU It appem to bt tried bard to make their mar- o!f-aaatn adorer, wiD wind qp riq:e I fWJJ:IIII , lftll lbOWinl In tbt eamo c1aMJ noiCIIbarhoot up on Sean's flim set frequent- . . . 'l'hl drliDI paget ~lrml4 ly without 111 ....,.avtd Invita- t:biJt column's news tho! David Joneo, who played the ~ Jane Fonda's nude picture on tion ; hat the James Bond tterlea Dodger In the Broadway (nUll· haa gone a bll to Sean'a head, a blllhoard. NoJN. her baUvhoo- and his personality has b e e n cal "Oliveri" would be 0114'. of ers •we..- she "d.pesn't want the stan of David Merri ''a tltat lnUIIIe.'' Baloney. S.laml . . changed by the yOIIlll ltwellea lorthoomlnl "Pickwick." .. who ·have been Oln&IIIS lhe• A you111 wo11111n qf Jane'a age !telves at hltll: Thtn'l tho mat- IVOr, not even tha 111011 - she ian.'t 12 - doesn't post gent splet havt been abl! I~ for a naked picture unless she ter of mOPey, too; now be can find oul why Mr. M~ ia llfford a divorce. 'lbe plclure expects it to be used lor btr producing that one, or how be'a benefit. She got just what WM has been po!ltponed Ulllll Autgolnl to Jet lUll'' litmor IntO lt. Intended - a lot of free epaoa, UIIIII and It's a lood bat Utat Perhepo be ought lo mer" 111111 Sean won't bt Iii lt. 10 let's noi kid lbe lttddon ... Princess S<nya will be hi Joe LeviDe and do '"'be Plclio A little blrdle from the hoxinl our midst next month, otayln& wick Papers of Mahalml Gaudo world, who hears a lot of thing• at the Regency. Prohably Max- bl." What a bouquet of sex • despite hill cauliflower ears, prepeal '1'IIAT would be I Imilian SctteU, her on-qain • dicts that Ernie Terrell, Ute new heavyweilbt llu'eat, !'ill oppo" ex.cbamp Floyd Pattenon In June - probably In Chlcqo . . . Wblle the New York CIIJ Ballet manasemeol was ezplllntng to diJappollllecl '1'eslnl why Marla TaUohlef couldD't appear t--- by Helen BatteI - - ' In Houaton and Dall(l; .the pr~ rna ballerina wu in CalUomlt body has lo llop ...... ~ doing a apot Oil the Din- Votml AMKED FOR ftl ..\ 'l'hll oolumn Ia lor YOUDI flrot, you know., ah Shore Show - lind ahe'a not Than you'D htvt. anoll!lr peopl&, their problema and plealhrllled with the rtaiODI liven for her Inability io dance in aurea, their troublel and run. problem: do you ..-.ut wut a As with thi! reit of Helen Help "popular" boy who' UI!!Cl ~ Texas. Broadwayltea are IIIU wll1- Us!, It WelCOIIIIII laqba b u I once to strengthen 1111 wlnp and mlghl do it 11aln? - H. lri lor au ofllclll uplana!IIRI won~ dodie 1 terioUI queatlon Dear Helen: • of Tammy Grbnea' rtOIIIl with • brulh-o!f. My parenll and I ira ha,.. Send your INHit que• woundl. One would think lhlll when an aclrUI ol her lletura · tiont to YOUH ASKED FOR tng argumenll about bow W.. I ohould lilly out, what kind of was aauulted, the pollee would IT, eare of Helen Help 1181 partlos I shoulcl give, dating, lnvestiSall the Clll u !hoi' this. IIIWJPIIplf. etc. I IMl stoplcl haYing to oolite oughly ao· ll lhe were an lVII' CLIJ' HIS WINGif f homo before a party Is over,' or Dear Helen: age cltll!ell Ba>1cllelder telling my date I have to ba ill I have a problem. U you cao Woody Herman Is suing .Mer· by 11, when the other girls· CJD solve It, without knowing either oury Records for s hall million stay out till 12. Woulcln 't ll be dollars, allegi"l that Utey r• of us, I'll be on your side for a good thing II all parents got good! leased diskl he didn't authorize I'm not aayin& I'm MI.. Pop- togotber ar.d made some rules . . cary Grlllt leU. pals . he ularity, but I hang around with so some of us wouldn't feei may build a hideaway home In the Bahamas. And If anyone girls who are quite popular with UNDERPRIVILEGED boys - in a nice way. In IJ&. Dear liP: needs a hideaway, il's Cary. In many areas, parents have eember I met this fellow (I'll done just exactly that. Wh J call him RUII who Ia toad look· . don't you write to THE PARQuote from Jack Albel'IIIRI, tng, but wam't "known.'' Aa now enjoying star blllln& In .aoon as we started dating, ev- ENTS COIJNCIL OF WASllo "'''he Subject Was Roiei": eryone began notlctnc blm, INGTON, '1303 River Road, .B.. 'When you become starred In and pretty soon he waa Ill wiUt lhesda, Maryland, 20014, and a Broadway show - the plateau lhe popular boya In hiJ ldlool, atk lor lll SUGGESED SOC. you dreamed about for 30 yean and I waa "down lhe tube." IAL CODE lor teen-agers and - all the hlllll[fY meal times, We sort of mutually decided to their porents? Thm let your the hopeless hours, lbe doon break up, bul It wu hiJ Idea, parenta and perhaps the PT~ slammed in your flee and the I tiliok. I just about died, but or the local paper take U from don't call • ua we'll· can you didn't let anyone know. We both there. Good luck! - H. years become a vague mem· dated olhera a lot, blm llptCial.- Dear Helen: .~ am 13 and going ateadJ. I ory you're certain happened 'tv IJ, bac:.aUN tha lirla tbJnk bt'l bow you think It's too young1 • doll• . 10meone else." . Actors ..-e marvelouJ peoo My frtenda MY hl Ia always So does my mother, so . w• pie; they will ltrlliile .endla.. asldng about me and be trlea haven't told her. l told her I ly to get a plil'f on the otago. to break up any biB lntereall of WU goinJ to the PIOM with But would you like to try for a mint, like with other hoya. '11!t a couple of (llrla, but lmtea4 cleaning womlllt? ADd a part· otbor nieht at a Pl!l'IY lftry my boy friend lind l weol !o time secretary, not very good lima I loobd bla way (aD cl the park. Soma more kids ~· but demanding top wagn, us- looked away quick, he wu atar. alung and they all were ually asks u she enten lhe of· inl at me. 'lbal bappena a lot. tna. so I couldn't llJ "~· ~ flee, "How Iong do I get lor Bat we doo't oflell speak, We We weno mutna ou1 and amo»set awfully buay haYing ftm 1111 wben a &Jrl lrt.nd of mine lunch? When ia the coffee break? Where are thllllen?" wllh aomebodJ elae when we came aiOJtl and llW ua. :Ned day we had a fllhl and • h May the iood Lord bien Jack are aear each olhlr. A girl lriencl IIYI. "You both said II I dldn, do u abe uld, Alberii<>D and aU his ldnd. 111\e ..ob olbllr yet, but you're if I dldn't do a• abe oatd, , ohe too llubbom lo admit lt." She'a oha would tell mother. 8o A IIH!Illed comedian won't rltlhl about me, bat lllht rtpt I haVI! to do her hoJDeWill't pJQ even aa fuiDIY P Ulual on hiJ thoU\ .RUII7 ADOtbtr cJrl 18)'11 Ulf own l Wllat wUII DO? f f 111011 rOCIIII !elevlfion lhow; be be jUat wanll to ahow how popo NEI!IDS HELP W&l toreb\ni lor a p~ pi ular he Ia, - tbet bt 18 popu- Dear N.H. who brulbed him oil by eay~ IJr, 10 he Ia tryinl 1 to "count First you !led, then ;Vou ~ aho'd miataken him lor another acai[ll... SoJnetbna l hate t<l, now you'D have to cbeatJol<•maker. The blow affected him for Dol beiltl lrul to tbt and thtt'a only the beiiJmlnal hio performanct more than hii Jb'l who lOria dlaoovtred blm, t)nleslJ you wiN up flit. wife will evor know. ll'a tmtllo but, even 10, I want him backl The only amart lblni lo ciO II In& to !holt who know biJ 11111 Please tell me whal to do. tell your mother, and act your d!Jpoeltlon. ap: which Ia IJ, mueb IQt , • CONFIJSED Neil Simon'l new liNidwaJ Dear Con: yoq !or "bok~ in I b t hit, "nte Odd Couple," opened Dcln1 put a flllow down far parkl -H. with a eeoo.ooo ldvanet. In ftvt "ellslblt ·"*lorhoa4'' daya thit attraclive 1111111 cliJDb. · 1eiiiDI 'l'biJ colunm Is lledlcaled to to bla bead; 'fo;t ~~~a~· he'a t<l to *150.1100. . . flmlly llvbti. " II you're ~y­ to lly, tt•r IWIII'.Il IJII kid trouble or lUll p~a~~~ · 111r htnrto miltealllp abouiiL lrotlblt, lei Helen help YOU. · He'll be ~Mil:li. 8nd you ean "BIB Country Man" wu .to be Sean Connery'• lint Import- help mattera 'by aetiDi friend- Sbt will alao welCOIItl! your ant ltlm co-starrlni his wl!e, ly, 11111ybe eveti Mldlorl him own amualni ~ Ad- . Diane Cilento, but none of tht Uiotie ~ cardi that drela Heieu 11ot1e1 ID care Ill Gt1bnofi111J' mutoa laoa. tbll lllftllll*'. Londoll ciDtma lnaldera belllved II for a m••m. -llllne · GOSSIP IN GOHAM It's simply amuing the way the lUeiie• taU for cheap pubo ltctty - the moot recent being JT IS a compliment to neighbor Galli· We predict fOil tbe newly IDitalled 111tlity a contlDliiiiJ ifOWih In thiJ area, aa hu been thl case In ita other areas of operation. The firm atarted IJI 19114 with 1100 aubecribera and the latest figur81 llhow that It b81 11,856, with the number ifOwlnl each day. The day may not be clllllant when it will be Interested ill tbe ~ ay DORQTHY KILGALLIN EDITORIALLY ACommunity Asset I Met Hurlers Make History •. Blank Pirates on No-Hitter !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 23, 1985 ' \l Dally lanllnel, Pomet'O)'·MidcUeport, 0 ., Mar. 2S, 11185-8 ' AILSTABS ,. lumbus Rosary : Chuck Herrn· stein, West Jefferson; Doug Regula, Colonel Craw· ford ; Bob Richards, Nelson· ville; Buddy Moore. Middle· port; Johnny Elb Arcanum· Dan Cantu, Old ' Fort; Bob Boggs, Pymatunlng Valley; BUl Hannon, McDonald ; Steve 'J'urn. wald, Ottoville ; Don Weber, Skyvue; John Foster, Center· burg : Glen Burchwell, Cen· traha; Tom Brammel, Ridge. dale ; Bob Crall , Buckeye Cen· His '65 Ford rides quieter ltM'-- JII"'IM -ride...,_o Ro&-Royu,• -le ... ~F... LID - • • • qoaHty • • • benMe ~tdet ttalfty. c - - (uol-) lor New Power • Big, Dew 289-ca. in. V ~8 !ltandard ill XL·, and LTO's • New New QuHty o 100% aew body- 011 strongest ever ou a Ford. Frame tunes out irritating road Yibratioe • New ~~~~-- II -Ia ...... 111!11 -taM' . ,...k' •-llaii'... ... .,~ Hai>Gtt,_. .(ll!<k WtQ• CC C; 7 w~• , • ., ) podded lnatrumeat panel BIG SIX- biggest Six ia any car, std. other Gallqio aiKI Custom models Visit your Ford Deale< aD<I tak< a k:st drive sooo.l _ .... c •Leading .-:OU!!Itkal con..'Hihaab coMidell tests ill wtUctr. 1965 f-'ords (Gaiam- SMu. XL altd I.TD Hmllep!!l) mtb 2JI9..ca. a V-1 ~ and autOMalir: traMIIIiakD ro6t quieter tho • ••" Molls-Royce. Ttltl . . . cnUIH!d by tiM U.S. .o\llto ChilL Tesl Drift Total Perf-.- '65 Beot year yet to I!" Ford! FO '••L111...,...111111'9 000 ,._.,..._11111.1'17• ..__..fl r' -, suspensiool J1011! a ~ • - d lq)ring at eacll wbec.l New Lax..,. LID's • D<c:orator in· teriors, thick nyto.. carpeting • Wa~ nutlike vmyl insertl o-. doors and i.rr strument panel• Rea.r· seat <:en[er ar m rest<, five ash trays (4-dOO< hardtops~ ,..self • • • ,. than his Rolls-Royce all ot 'l1ttey jtrot cu't a.etiewe iL Solutio~! • • • 1 ~~o-­ ct!J!igotloos toot *i.. o1 r - _,.... Font Dealor's. T.... Y• ,...., ... Fonl a - ri•OI of ... fo..loas RoiJs.Royt:e. ll!lt J<1!1 will ... It tw 101110 ,·,, "'1{''. •/ 1 e e e. KEITH GO_ BLE·FORD, INC., 461 S. Third St., Middleport ------~~------------------------~ �~ •11a111 lenuntt, t'omeroy·Middleport, u ., Mar. a~. l'fflli s or Vote IJI.f. -H.B. 285, allows poll<t and llro deplrlmont apj>ltoants to be ••...,-before Zllt birthday, Vole IJI.!. lntud..ed: - B.B. M , requires minis· ... lullldltn& certain ••,.. ln- tors to bave state !teens• to ......elltl ve&e lzz..t, emercea- perform marrtases. - H.B. 511, creates new o~ «Y el.... failed. vWon o1 Mental Retardatloa. - 8 .8. Ill, mateo peaalty H!, adds barblt.,.. -H.B. for drawiDI check against inates to drunk drlvtnc Jaw. IUUieieat fubds a m.isdtrneaa· SENATE Passed : --S.B. t5, permits teacbera with college degree to be paid for first two montb& work Pomeroy Makes Bid for Info I 11ace: a Glance MajorLegislationGiance , CI!LUMBUS (UP!) - Mon· 187'1 major legislative 1ction It • rt.nee: BOUSE .Piaed: • - H.B. II, ollowlnJ ctonly neerden to 1e1 1 Skeat fee f lh United f'r•alnternllional The Mtn: Vlrvll I. Guo Grissom, 38, ...,.... nd pil· ot; John W. Young, 34, co-pilot. Tht Mluion: Amerlco't first two-nian IlNCe flight; thrtt "rth orbits, perform seledtd .. ptrlllltnta durilll flight. The Vehicle: G.,.lni-3 sp1ce c1psulo, weight, 7,0GO pOunda • The Booster: Tlton-2, two-st"'• mocllfltd lntercon· tlnontol ballistic mlulle; firtt stoge: 430,000 pOunds of thrust, olcond sfott: 100,000 pOunds of thrust. The Orblto: Range: 100 to 150 milos above the 11rth Initially; dH..nd to 100.107 milo orbit 93 minuiH aftor Uft-oH; descend further to 52-milo oltitudo Mrs. Saunden of 4 houro 1nd 21 minutes 1ftor lift-off. Launch Point: Cope Kennody, Pad 19. Woothor Middlepor·t Dies conditions: Acceptable. Plonnod Landing Point: 69 mll11 northeast of Funeral services lor Mrs. Lau· Grand Turk Island in the Atlantic Bahamas ch1in. ra Saunders, 84, of South Froot Flight Time: 4 hours, 52 minutes. Street, Middleport, who died " to $40 to $45 1111 suddenly at her resp'dence th1's Cost of v..-rot ns: m on. morning at 2:30 8 m.. witl be held Thursday •• 3 p m. •t the • S l"ef DeW Rawlings · Coats ~·uneral home ., with burial in the Middleport PHS Var•·ety Sh ow Bond Firm to M ke proposa I ' J . . · •• · , · 8 •• • Plumbing •ncl He•llngll.!PJ!Il• • elttfrlgarttlon Service 1 • O.Humldlflef? eAppllonce Repair eDtmlng Wiler Pumpo. I -COLEMAN. HEATI.NG & Jl COOUN~ Htrold Ch111, Mgr. Locust St. Phone WY 2-2511 Middleport I v·ISllS . lO 1 THIS WEEK AT Type MUFfLERS GLASS PACKID $8.11 BRAKE SHOES INITALLIO ON YOUR CAR FOUR WHiiLS $14·95 HEAVY DUTY BATTERIES SHOCKS 12 Volt 24 Month $15·95 SEAT COVERS Only . H.-vy Duty Ctr !st IJpl Brle• {S Cars Orlglnoll~ul-nt QUALITY BONDED I 1 $12.88 Populu MOOR-E'S 1 Moon Mars ..; ,. predicted UP Frtt lnst•ll•tlon INSTALLED Motor Chemicals $5.99 IACH . I ICC. GOP is Urged ·to .Put Shoulders to Wheel PT. PLEASANT - "Republl- lellalatloil liDd be Ol.utlled day ootln& period. Cqreaman Moore •• m. eome addrea and ' cwtr. OoiJD. :ans must put lllelr .sbouJden by lbo Slate tecJslature for ill Moore, commenting furlber lroduced by veiciD JePialar !be 11111117 clljplltarles Everett BJa. to !be 11boel 11011 to ra1jy to 'flo, t.llure to pea lbo ftt!elll biD 011 tho Slate of Weot Vir- George RalrdeD ct1 Lea11 IIIIo C!!Udlne senator and .of 1111 Peace tory In 1966 and 1111111 - we ca. ialrocluaed Ill !be 11ate lealeJI!- alnla image, oald thai .., one !'t!)ll'l!l<llt . . _ ~ for K.app o1 Putnl!lll J'o, Arllmf Good*lll no! aflord !be 11WII')' of lbree l!jN to mtrlet abllnlee volb!l. 6ut tile Democratt cau be bJam. 211 ,ura In lbo al&le .......lure. Delegate and Mrs. Notl SlurPoa: IIQoD week& "'4"''"" to lbo put)' He etted wide adverse publJclty ed for the imap IIIey 10 detesl- Muter ol cere-Jeo cl tile cf ~aek11011 County, n:=~~;~Repu~lk:an lbecuUye ju!!l prior to elecliml,'' oald Ill ,_n County rteetved ill 19114 ed because IIIey 1llcl CNIIed ll evel)ing 1IU Attorae1 RaymGDd Brerry Jonea, C Pete Wedge end Di!!lrtet CoacreoiiiiWI A r c h on !be of !be 30 during tbetr az.,-esr refCn. G. Mucme ...., ,;.;. lbo wei- .Joe Neat, ClbeJI Counl7• Maxtl!f! """''~·.11111!11 Moore of MoUDdmlle, llepabUcq Wamen speaker of the •N11111 Lfllcofll ORTIZ WILL 1D :F1NE11 Two Divorcea are ~~ Day dbmer Monday IIJ4bt . at the Moole Home alteli!led by 011p1 eWS C..loa ed of Granted by Court .:; more than 200 peri!OM. will take time out from 1U111 Mn1ne Willen. ,.__ uA. M. Goodwin IUIII !toed 011 PT. PLEASANT - Adlon ol ~.......man ..,...... ateted Eatered Hospital lor bla April 10 Wle arlous ehar Mrs llal- the Mason County Circuit Court 11uon County House o1 Delethat muot blame Among tbose IPho entered asalnsl illmael Laguna In • ges were · was . grantlo& of two divorces member Brerry J011111 adthemselvea for their defeat In llolr.itr boapilal In the past ama to_ referee !be Ill Hopei! IDd Mrs. CrJIIal and dlsmlssal of a criminal apthe lfOUP briefl)' stat19M beeauae they did not have hours ,..,.,, Lonnie A. Lawllllll, llgbtweigbl cbamptonshtp IJgbt Tbotnal, bolb lll Pt. PJee•ant, peal that "We mnat seD pregreoenougb t~~tlms!llm for the ma- !OM Se<ond Ave., Mrs. between Roscoe Gregory lined $20 IUIII eoata eecb 011 lor part)' eall!lldates and "han C M Rt 2 cballenier Deaoon char MiJ. Frane<s Jean Newsome waa >utnumbered by a large major· · yen, · Tuesday ni8ht. ge 0 1 _.. _......,. ranted a divorce from Curtll lty, !he party mnat stick togelh· lis, Jamea D. Lewis, Rt. 2 lanl C. Spwld'nc, a.e.htre, 0., Ray Newaome and the plaiatlll!ll er !dr Ill candidates for ,..,. llpolll, Jellrey D. Sheets, Eur· Qlartes G. Wbllley, Galllp>lls, was granted euslody of four cess eka Star Rt., Mrs. Wilbur B. ST. JOE'S GETS AWARD O ••'-- W ,,....,_ Ra ~"~ and -~~ .,.., · Waddell Patriot Star ·• ~......- • -~. veua- ......,.., aw ...... • - per OF In eol)Deeting on politics on George ,Robert Halley, ~W YORK (UPI):-St. Jorr wood, and V1111011 E. MO!IIII, month support. Bernard R. Frathe federal level CQnpess!IWI M Harold Lee ~rk Rt eph I College (Pa.) Will receive Obetz, 0 ,, each !toed $10 IUIII lier was granted a divorce from Moore •aiel that 'tho State of O:shire Mrs B~ant E . the .ninth annual Sam c:osta 011 chlips ol apeedlng. Martha M. Frazier and be \Vest Vlrglnll! has been uaed Bi can, Rt. '1 Bid;.. 1( "''' · fold Sport.mansbip Award from Rl!hy ~ Lakin, $10 IUIII given custody of their thr•!eJI a whippin !Joy to get the many G Jo es Vinton Charlotte A the CollegJate Basketbaii Offic. mots, failure to have vehicle children. :x>verty bjlls passed and mosl . kn , v· , h Maze,. aMual tals ABIOCI81Lon Inc., at Its 16th IOider control Mrs. Denlll Gor- The criminal appeal action Mar lru;, tn!on, As P> J banquet on March '11 ;._...... ~~ .. State Do aid F-" >f the time West Virginia re- Rt. 1 Vinton, Mrs. Floyd F. Ch· · don, Mason ~••• """' .., vs. D wauee Middleport, ::eived the least atd from the ry, Rt. 1 Crow City, l,lrs. Bet· and costs for non • altendanee Frank Forshee was diSJmissedll >Ills of any of the 50 states. tha G. Waugh, Rt. 2 CMwn Allred Hitchcock, hosl of of children m school. by the stste. Further commenting on tbe Cit}, E. J. Somerville, ~ "The Allred Hitchcock Hour" ·ecentiy enacted Appalachia Jackson Ave., Pt. on the CBS Television Network >rogrlllil, which includea West Mary E. Dawson, 27110 Llncol• began bis film career as a title Jirglnia, Moore said that most Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Jeffrey D. writer back In 1920. JeOPle looked on the program lilltfield, 1919 Main St., Pt. "a federal handout but In real· Pleasant, Bruce W. Click, Rt. infant son, Mrs. Henry 1•. Gibbs ty :It waa a road building pro- Mt, \tto, W. Va., Kathy Lynn and Infant daughter. Mrs Terjecl" and West Virginia must Dunn Apple Grove, W Va .. ry Byard, William Miller, Mrs. find $200,000,000 to participate Mrs. Cat! H. Molea, 741 Glenneth WandliDi, Mm Emn the program. St., Middleport, Mrs. rl••llln D. mett Bartels, Cathy McKenzie, Moore said the Congress of I Dill, 112 Kerr St., Pome'!'l', Ml· Toni A. Pope, Clayton Muncy, 'he u. ·s. has been working dili· chael Ray Mowery, Rt. 1, Pom- Frank M. Colwell, Curl,y Thorn. lently to enact the right-to-vote er?Y· Mrs. Am~ \1 .,, f. Rl. I ton, Christopher T. Ylllilams, :.:::;~~=~:::::..:.:"=.::::_.:_:.::: MrnersvJ!!e. Richard I> Roush, Tracy Pope. Racine, Mrs. EkJ,m R K• Jteu. ASK TO WED ter, Racine, Mrs. G··!Jcc HensPT. PLEASANT - Three ler, Rt. I C'.arpenter, Mrs. La· couples have made applications vern w. Jordan Rt. t Carpenfor marriage licenses In the ter, Mrs Floyd E Walk<r Jack. offtce of the County Clerk. Ap- son, and Billie K Brommer, Rt. plylnf( were Voyd Ray Clifton, 1 Ironton. 20, Pt. Pleasant, and Joyce Blrtbs Miller, 17, Pt. Pleasant; George M111. Paul Myron C.., Rl. 4 Richard Johnson, 20, Pt. Pleas- Jackson, daughter, 3:36 p.m. ant, IDd Etta SUe Rainey, 18, Monday. Mrs. Charles Baker, Pl . . Pleasant. Merrill Richard Rt 2 Racine, daugbter, 10:30 a. Wa1Jih, 19, Crown City, Ohio, m. Monday. and Della Mae Kapp, 22, West Dlseharged .._,tee .,:~~~r:.:~· PTW....,~~ a=.~ ~~~eon;, ~- ' $5.99 ~- .__.. THE SH.OE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. .. MIDDLEPORT'S NEW CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH AND IMPERIAL DEALER! I Patients receutty J:\~~:~~~ Included Mrs. Delia K ·PJeea1111 Valley Botpflal Mrs. Dorota Daugherty, ADMI'l'l'ED - Don Weese, Agnes Burdette, Mrs. Nelson tacloe; Lester Dodson, Mason; Crllchfield, Mrs. Ray Grimm, Holland, Clifton. Mrs. Winifred Barkm·, Mrs. -A 100 to Mr. and John J. Bush and· infant daughLoon. ter, Mrs. Ruah A. Krndel Meet him: ·~~~~~ .. STAR FIRF ,._rio! Tlroo ,...,!um Plua Quollty Tox AT ECONOMY LINE PRICES 750x14 $18·95 ALSO COMPLETE LINE OF WAXES AND CLEANERS PNteet II""'" propert11 ,lth ,.,.,.,. IJretJ lighting! MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN POMEROY end I would hBVe gotten a 383 cu. in. va. - • carpeting, :;: • .,. foam LOT·O·LITE eosts as low .as '350 a month! seals, and all \.~==tr See his showroom: WY 2-2848 Don't make me laugh. \\1ib'slaughingY You pt the convenience of low-e011t WT-0-LITE aatomatically, tool LOT-0-LITE looks, lightalike a atreet U,ht. A photoelectric cell tum• it on at dmk, oft' at da'WD. Lightl up dark art!ll& around pragee, outbuUdiup, drhewayt, parkin& lots, outdoor II•· mg and wwldns areas all .U,ht long I It'• perfect for IIUburban homes, larme, factories, businessetJ, pub· lie bulldmp-ny plttee that n~o protection and Hfety ...... dark I You ~e DO m•eotment in LOT0-LITE, either. One low monthly rate ineludea in• etaUatioa, mabltenance (lneluding lamp replaee111!1eDt) alii! eleet\'ldt,. ~tr your LOT-0-LITE ~ today from your lbcal 'Electric Company office. ':7:• WASHINGTON dent Johnson says the·A-f:r~J~il responsibility or the government is to show the it keeps iL'l word "half a world away In the little country of Guaranteed To Do Exa.ctiy What We Say It Will South Viet Nam and in the little city of Selma, Ala." He spoke or the nation's responsi-1 or Your Money Back. billties Monday night at a While Houae meeting attended by 42 1. GUARANTEED EASY PAINTING state governors. 1 GLIDDEN .HOMOGENIZED SPRED SATIN I I 1, Enioy his hospitality: like to. ~t IICquainted. We won't charge you IC co. the Our sales and service staff will be on hand to Come on in, We're- your new neighbon and we'd 2. GUARANTEED WASHABILITY. answer any questions you 11 may have. We're anxious to meet you so that you'll know all about cent to look around. Join us,' mtlke an evening us the next time you're in the market for • new of it. or used car. .1would lil<e' rhore inf6rrt"iation about 3. GUARANTEED DURABIUTY. 4. GUARANTEED BEAUTY, \••J,..OT.OUTE lN$TALLA-TION" ~ . ' .. ·~ 2700 NEW COLORS TO CHOOSE· FIOM TO PERFECTLY MATCH ANY DECOR. ...... ' .: "85 ~ King Builders Supply·~~- Ra ·H. RAWLINGS - - - - - - - - W A T C H ~~~'i!' I ........ .. - f .-.-..- AtJ.THOIUZID DIALIR • . ~: ·',·· ' ' • CII!I.IIY!Il ~ . .·.:... ·.. .. .: ...... ' . ..... ,............ ..-;-;-. "'l I • .I } •••• l • ' • • • • . . . •• . 8((1. Flho~ ...~, . • ' • ~ r .... , ~ ~~c:Co.~ . 15.~ ' . TOM ·')· . . 399 South Thitd· St~ . .. ·E MOT • \ ,, ~~ Flexsteel Fumlhn BAKER FURNITURE Columbia. ..' ~~- ' e Carburetor Clt1ntr eComp..-r St1lera e Engln• Tun..Up I N. 2nd Avo. ·WOMENS SOFT _. An,: SALE 1 EASY TERMS ... eonu;::: TRUCICI.OAD I, street. He wa• armed, but offered no resistance. Keaton had been spotted earlier Monday at Chillicothe, when he stole a car. The auto apparently broke down on U. S. 22. Maurice . L. Frances, Williamsport, appar· ently slopped to aid the disabled auto just ~uth of Circleville 1nd ran into Keaton. Frances, shot thr•e limes in the right li~was found lying dead alortg · FOR SPRING TUNE-UP COOPER ;t r•uE lr.,. . TEETH " or ·,r,,,.._ . 4:25 RCAF hellcopter at 4:15 p.m. I d R M Drake Vinton· Job ed to attt!nd. The eight-man party boped to an oger organ. I ' ', n · PT. PLEASANT Che!!lur; Charles , snowshoe to the high camp at Services Announced LIVF.STOCK SALES co. cuse: Grace Hamon Harrlio·n-1 12,000 feet today and then make , 1 · ' · the final assault Wednesday. For Mrs. Ebhn, 56 , PT. PLEASANT, w. VA. Vlllllle; BHellrmaEdn Wodlfe,PBa.rnson· ""'' was th• middle man Funera! ~ ·•rvices for. Mrs · e, 1 WAr s, omeroy. Kenn-, Saturday, Marcb 10, 11185 v DISCHARGES _ O.lla Cruise on a rope between James Whil· Martha Eblm, -56. Mt~dleport, HOGS - 175 to 220 16.40 to Rutland: Terri Rice, Racine ; taker and Barry Prather, both jwho died Sunday evenmg in 17.15; Heavies 13 to !6; Boaro Rena LIJhlfoot, Pomero veterans of the 1863 .American the Meigs General Hospital w1U I8.30 to 9.40 , Stock Shoats 11 to : Y· Mount Everest exped1t1on. be held Wed:teaday at 3:110 o. 17 You me;:n lo say, m.. at the Ewing. Chapel with i:wrrLE - Heifers 12.70 to ] I could have bought a big. XENIA, Omo - A DAV'I'ON bur18l m the Gtlmore Cem"' 11; Fat Cows 13 to 15JC: Can· Do luKurious Dodge Polare•. man, already wa~ted for ques· tery. . . ners 10 to 12.75: Stock H•.ifers -loclt, Slide Sllp7 t10mng in. four kdlmgs, was Survivors mclude her hus- ~ to 17 ; Stock Steer Calves 18 PASTDTH, r.n improved powdft' arrested m nearby Jamestown band, Don: a daughter, Mrs. I 21.50 · Stock Heirer Calves to tM •c=kled on upper or lower early today a few hours Jrter Betty Jo Carper, Pomeroy : to 20. ~·=:·ce.4f:~~_:.e;~~~~~l. he a11eged!yd shot to. deatb a grandddaughbtert,hMaryJ Ellen VEAL CALVES _ Tops 29 ; I ~~~,&;&·..~.!3•• .:'~ 1 an took hiS car. motorst per an a ro er. ames 2870 · Medium 22 to ' &ddJ.DoMnotiO\U. Cbee1tB"plat8 . & · Heavies 11 to 1dru odor bn&'h". 0et P.ULEI1&. .. , . HYattSVI'II e' Md · F r ie nds ; Common Cleo Vern on Kea ton, 27, was ms, 1 cau11w. .vuywben. arrested by Greene County sher- I may call al lhe funer al homE' Iff's deputies and JaiTlOHtown any time. police as he slept in the back Of ~ -- ~~ ---- - · - a stolen auto parked on a the roadside about t :30 a.m. ,. - o. CHASE .HARDWARE ~~::iij~~~riijiji~~~~~~~~~~~ I I I r· - m-·• ..,,_.,, · th.. county commissioners be nance ·should d toprov1de 1 bonds 1 jtap dancing. IBoat Movemenu ; I calfed before April 3 so appli- to be tssue cover lor w Ja .ever Next on the program Is PegREVJVAL NO'J'ED 1 cation can be made to receive the cost of the land ~ay be,lgy Bowers · singing, ·'Alice Blue l Ohio River- Edettna Bos· . . federal aid for construction of ~hethe~ or not determmed out· ,Gown" followed by the boys' worrn up 14, 8:15 p.m.; Jeffboat 1be.re w1.11 e. a rev_lval at the aD airport tn Meigs COWlty. ~Ide oJ condemnatiOn proceed-,chorus singing "Once in Love up 14. 10:50 p.m.; Stevenson up Da~vll~e Pilgrim Holiness churc , Crow said, "It ean't hw1 any- ~ngs. The land, about 67 acres , with Amy" and Brenda Potts 15, 1~ 35 a.m.; New Martins- ~egmnmg !da.rch 29 through Apthing to make an applicatlon IS located below H_obson b~tween l wlth " Hello Dolly'' backed by ville down 16, 6:25 a.m.: Char- rtl 12 beg~nmng at 7:30 p, m. for federal aid. Jf we should Route 7 and the r1ver. It 1S o;•.m· Joan Hewetson, Donna Crow, lters down 17, 6;50 p.m.; Polly e~h evenmg. Rev. ~oy Deeter happen to get 8 grant it would- ed by a Char l~ston re_alty ~o. Bob Crow , Mick Menchini, Don- Crane down 17 . 5 a.m.; Jamel will ~ the evangchst . R e v. ! n't necessarily have to be for Sarhaffer. while agreemg M1d· :na Houck. Terry Slalnaker, Ter- up 19 , S:30 p.m.: R<Jhert Reed Dennl!l Weaver .and wife will 1 construction of the airport, but :dleport's present sewer rate or- ry Fultz and John Lisle. down 20 , 6:40 a.m.; Southern~ song evangelists Everyone ! b S up 21 4. 30 am. Beaver up 21 u:; welcome. Hev. 0 . H. Cart is tould be for improvements." 1 4iinance can be incorporaled 1 -1 · t · d A mono1ogue y Mary ue · · · ·' , 1 1 Chamber PresIdent J ack Car-eas~y lno arev iSC one 1aer.Hand ley entitled ··Jonah and6 :4Sa .m.; Philip Sporn down pasor. ~y revealed ~tans for the June mamtamed mortgage revenue llhe Whale," is f~llowed by thei2I, 6:55 a.m; Queen City down j boat Re~atta m Pomeroy are bonds are far mo_re ~Llhsfactory i'· Vibratio " - J 0 hn Ande on 122 6:40 a.m.· Jerry Bosworth PASADENA C llf progressmg on schedule. Car- than general obllgaltun bonds . ns . rs ·I • . ' . . , • a · WPI) id tb t . f f h . t Mddl Joe Gilmore, John L1sle and Ter· down 23, 8.10 p.m., Harry Dyer AmrrJCII ninth and last Ran. sey ~ a anky borgahmzadl~on or .such pro.J,ec s t as r' 1 ~- i ry Stalnaker. 1down 23, 4 a.m.; Charles K. up ger spacetraft today changed wanting 1a wor y an mg port s w ere cons rue 1on 1s 12:1 5.45 a m . Zim 1ner up 23 ·a . coocessions, or otherwise, can starting fro m scratch." Closing the show will be thel 6. is ~ m .' Ftancis Hou land ' :,;d. moon .cout'fJe sliJbUy In still submit applications to Re- I G. 0. bonds must be back~ ]pon y chorus daneing to the mu- · ; ·· g up 0 •eace ro 8 radioed eartb 6 23 gatta Chairman Willis Leadinc· i ed by lhe "" duplicate and jstc of "Oh, You Beautiful Doll."~· :2(} ;im.; gr.•~ Jr. ~p • command, sclenllsts repart11!1. 3 ·m ·· 10 ham. Middleport's geoeral f u ad 1 Green- 1 4:20 p.m.eveH 1en Rup . d uld be b t k ' " ; e . up reen It was .a!so pomte .out. that , wo t . e. source 0 rna e up 6:25 p.m.; Western down I Melfl:s General Uo•pltal I state off1clal.< have mdtcated up any def1ctts. IGreenu 00 a m . wa ADIIIISSIONS - Cush John· I there will be a paved road built I Revenue bonds are a lien on· 'I gl pd d. G .. , .•':en son, Middleport ; Delmar Os· 5 . k · t th d J ou an own reenup . ~ a. 1bo Reed . to th e campmg area at For . 1y agams e sewerage an · m. Molly K 01 Meldah' 2. 45 1 me, svllle. ed Run lake this summer at a what income ils use will . pro· Orleni~n ~ Melda~l S:·· I PoD,rl;~s.CH~;;.ARGES- Allee Frick. ~ cost of $3.3,000. 1duce. He pomted to lower 1nler· ' 1~O ' . R p ood ·, I Attending were John William I est rates on the bonds- Lhough : d 1f'~.' is ave~swL WupS I j Blaettnar, Canaday, C.mey, for longer pertods of time- as d:~n Meld~:~;:20 p.m.: weet l IJBRARY Btl! Grueser, Bob Gant \1 an added asset lo such fmanc· , Herdman u Meldahl lUO KUALA LUMPUR M•la sia Leonard, Rev. Martm, N. W tng ' MOSCOW iUPI) - Lt. C.:,l . p _P (UP! k ' y Compton, 8111 Dowme, Ted Councilmen Gene Harns and Alexei Leonov the world's first m.. Eastern up Meldahl 6.05 US llnl A stpo esSeman. for "· 1 d lh t th 1 • a.m. . . orma 1on rvtce Down1e. Crow, Bob J aco bs, ot u~rs exp ame a e pres- , "spacewalker" told a cheerthe Mala sJan overnment Jack Kerr and Bob Wingett I ent sewer rate ord~nance was ! ing crowd in Red Square to- GaiUpolis Dam - L. F'leore replaced ~t 8 of $.130 enacted m ~e fa~e of pr~ssure day "the time is drawing c down 4 p.m.; Bob Banter up 7:- USJS librar windows bt:okl!ll the Ohto bt' R1ver Samtatlon when people will •o dllrmg . .ant1-governmem .Y I from e to the 15 p·m·•· Oliver Shearer up n ot:s Co mpact _to ,o" am a . SIX Moon, Mars. Venus'' and per- 30 p m ; Louistana down 1·~ Feb. 13. ~ m~nths h1stor~· of co~lechons. haps beyond. m. ; Andrew Calhoun up : ----(Continued from page 11 , Th1s. ho":"evet , was a1med at The blond cosmonaut. his a.m.; Semet up 9;15 a.m.; Pet>n·l morning. eventual Issuance of general ob- wile and 4 . year • old daughter sylvania up and waiting. Morey Amsterdam o! I ligation bonds. Billings to date watching proudly spoke from Kanowb1 River _ Solvay Dtck Van Dyke Show" broke WIUTEBOUSE, YUKON , (lour months) have been $10,· the Lenin Mausot:.um at 8 lu· London 3:30am. Thelma to radio In 1930 In Los An)lei<IS, Terrttory- Robert F. Kennedr, 500; collections so Car, $7,700. multuous welcome home cere. down London a.m. ; 0. on a program sponsored by a !he senstor turned mountam Mayor Lee Smith's chair was . Sh M ~ .• . fish market. climber began his personal pil .ed b Co .1 Pre .d t mony 1or h1m and space pilot, earer up arm.. 2..5 a.m. , grlmag~ up 13 900-loot Mt Ken. ocwcupl G'bboy ';;:CI Siben Col. Pavel Belyayev. Lucy Jane 4cas up Mann••tl nedy today n' was an · effo~ . ayne 1 n"t e mayor av· The KremUo leadership 4:30 a.m.; Helen Z. up Win· ::',-"WOslilii!ii to be the first person to climb mg to be out 0 . town. flanked the two cosmonauts. field lO:ZO p.m.; Elgerclifl down Master of Chester Lodge, the canadian peak named in i Others altendmg were ~em- I Even as they spoke, the final Winheld 11 :20 p.m. ; Jefferson nounced toda y the annual honor of his brother the late ! bers ofcthe Board Pub!~ AI· icountdown was ticking off I down Winfield 1:0!1 a.m.; H. E. psection of the Shade President John F ' Kennedy 'j fair s, Wha,lrmaBn eorged Rem· thousands of miles away at Bowles down Winfield 3 05 a. Lodge No. 453, F and AM, .. ·were ext..-el-· hart. eu- ]Ca pe Kennedy for U. S. arJtro- , m. be held Wed nesday, March 24, Weather cond1hons b C 11a. ler Dounee R' tan \..en o ms · n eu er acts v· . · th e G . ' Ient whe n t.~ senator's party ' 1 ed b th ' BPA nau 1rg1 1 1. rJasom and a1 7:30 p. m. work '" 1 reached the 8,500-loot base condunCoant ·~lpoy H Y. •J h ' IJohn W. Young and the Vtteran M iaJ ter Masons degree will be a unc1 men arr1s, o n G . . . s emor ..,., Republleanl 1 . ,-r-, ""'' ~ H •taJ N - e ~· - auea R •St ' poor wbUe application tor certlfl· cate Is in process. Only Monday about 150 N~ lntrodace<l: """ p~raded downtown and _ S.B. !.II, requires thai threatened olt·lns to stop l!On· proof of advance knowledge of struction of th 30-sto Fed • erobscenity be proven belore a al Buildi•• unless theryN• .. ...,.. .,. ••• person ran be convicted of are h·lred m · sk'lled jobs. N~ I faclllty. He added that several seiUn& obscene literature. Hill cemetery. Th• Rev How- roes . have made It the focal slate representatives have a· • IS G ad!D G lll ,. ard Ruppel! will ornctate. pomt of !heir national drive for creed to go before Gov. Rhod•• j ••1• re go: . a po IS She was a member of better jobs in the construciion jf , the bond issue is passed in •ContlnuP.d !rom page 1) Dam 18·0· 2U, runnm~ 32 feet the Middleport Presbyteriao ioduatry. ~ and recommend that Meigs on rollers, Pomeroy·~Wison 2l· Church. She was preceded In Negroes ehar&• that five . 'I You " !3, Pt. Pleasant 25.20. Hinton d h b h h b ions refuse to admit them county get I. 3 The brother-sister combina· 2 03 stationary Kanawha Falls eat Y er us and, Bert R. ' · Crow added that the option l' tion of Mickey and .lt!nny Men- 115.96 rising r;'larleston 19791Saunders. anci parents, Bavless l membership, which is nece.. l for the proposed airport site on d L 1 McK' 1 F · d , sary to work in the construethe Lewis Johnston farm at ForI Continued from page 11 l chJ.~I g_ets th_e spothght. for J~- 1 falling. London and Marmet I an ulla h 1m ey. ~- rten s ti on field, The Unions _ t b ted $l6 00) da wtth Mt~key playmg h1s, dams were running three inch- · ma.v cs al t t' uneral 1•ume af- . . . ~~,!~ ~8 ! =ia~:~~~g ~~ Shaff~r, ~hile a_gree.i ng Mid- sweet-toned trumpet and Jenny ..·s, and Winfield dam 11;2 feet . , ter 10 a. m. Wednesday. :~p~~~:~~.plu~:~=tmetCCont' ued f 1I 10 rom page bid! late this year. "-ardl•• the penitentiary, ""'B •ae ""-w said he disagreed with "'"' -ports that Scioto county has ... "inside tile track" to get the ~ ,0. �, I ·. Ads-Your Modern Community ·Bulletin B03.t' ' ;;·,.;·- - - - - - - & - D a l l y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. 13, 1965 '. 2 SIGNS ·"WANT AD ' For Sale ·' i~nON ttet w.m.cr .w.;, ,.; :;·.:: '""".'l~!-_;,:..:...!_P____ !-;:~~;;;~;;~~~~ -· ... ,. WAITRESS wanted to worlt 1nlr . · c~ local tavem In Pomeroy arLANDMARK ,. AM • ...... - .. ,.. ""' " ""' · .. ea. MUll be 21 or over. work lO bn. per week. Meal provided. Vacation with pay . Send name, age, address, pa!l experience and reference to: The Daily Sentinel, Box 668"P", Pomeroy. Ohio. 3 23 3tc 11. f 1 1 I 1 orrrt"a eouu . . ._ 11 "" a.oe ' · 11 ~ • II .. 11100 3 22 6tp D.o:r / IN PROGRESS 1962 Ch evro Iet 8'ttcayne 2 l)oo r - - $1495 6 •yl. enlt'lne, PoweraoJide trans . Good whilewaU Urea, radio ® and beat:";, beautiful ~ed finiab wlth clean interior, Speelal low priced• Lon pusen1er and mu • snuws. Lower prlces apply only to stock on band. Get I bar&alnl l:.iervice St1tion Jack ===--==---:---;ROUTE MAN wanted, 25 .... Urea./ $ Av E Pomeroy area. Take short auto trips to contact custom~ ers. Write A. B. Brooks, Vice Pres., Tex.as Refinery Corp. ' Bol 711, Fort Worth J, Texas. $1699 110 H.P. Enaino, 4 on the floor, low mileage, jet block flntib, 1potless clean vinyl Interior, bucket seats, tiOOd W. W. radio and heater. SALE SALESMAN wanted : $17,000 ror right man over 40, in th e QUALm · 1963 Corvair Monu Cpe. BIG TIRE e NOW Pomeroy Motor Co. pomefOV fY'~ .. a t Or c0o ""*· ,..,Y' .. - ........ ldn• P. 1 u-..a 0 , == : t 0 C ~ I tl f• b n Cl .. b p "' 1Ji : 1 h'. sl til to ec e< Bl BJ Le C< 11< Ja ''"' M•to• rund . ,,... . . 11 •• . . . . .. " "·'" ,.,_, c ..... Slate Hlfbway Imp. P'uni ll.&c\8 eo-ton .. .. . .. .. ...... t't:t De~ :-und .. · ·' " ·.--:4-,... Toul O.n.• vtD.;.,. ·ru..di ."u,;Ge.n fl'nd Beunm.an.t l"'uub • . . 10.410.51 Pollee a.u1t and Paa..i.oo . 46M.M ,.,... ..... . · .. .. .. mo.TI Stw•n aDd. s.wat• Dta· ~Hnal WOftlll: Conri. l'1uul. t7U8UO SanJ&.I'J' ~::::'~'" 1'0 Pt .Af'l " ' net to the bon Prt Wet lent rea. ran n . »CJ Tl JDO\ 12,01 the Kenf on t k a t Vetf M"ou XI -..... •• ,.., tionl arre ear~ he • lllOU CL • :.: polte a • stree .f .... "been '" Chi u; ear',"' dmlt -'Fr., I ent Y led ,. and, ohot aide, I 1\ · - 11&,,._.. 19.31o..a 1 ~ 1 ..., . . . . . 'Je&Ui u.,wood Jolt t1 11 ... ,,, I ;r I :=:: • '· JJt RICK DU lli\OW the Bottom of the Sea" '"!be 'HO(;LYWOOD UP!) - ABC- FBI" and tho night TV baa decidod tq briDI back movie - will Itt In color. flu..;. Mr. IJIII llfl'll. 1M •D.aller ... ed on Mr. and Mri.-B T ~ enbower. Mr. and Mfl. 1-ltwrd ·• •• • _, and 80D of Su~, bil &h, Mr. lftd Mrs. Bob Wines ol " -. ..... _. ~_, ·'""' _ ~ mns m.ut.II"1'U Dl..,.,.. .. Columbus called on hll srand- ren, J011111, Kellb IIIII Jllllt ol parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde near Tuppen Plainl, Mr• ..S . Mrs. Slmey PORU. kal. ...U. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre .. ,. ed to oee Mr. IIIII MN. 1111" itcd his mother, Mrx. Lizzie wood J·'--· ..... r"'c....... VWIII- - - . . ,. Sayre of East Letart and hll brother, Dale Sayre, Doreu. Mr. BeiLry Tdbe of .....,, Rev. and Mrs. John Buacll Mr. ud Mn. Paul Oun and visited Mr. and Mr1. DwJsht children , Danny ,.HaInes, Ml'll· Hoback, Rolandus, and Mr. and Louise Van Meter and Nield. . ood J .__ Mr.!l. Earnest 'Johnston, Racine Mr. and Mrs. ~yw Otur Route. Mr. and Mn. Lawrence ston called on Mr. and Mn. Busb and danghter, Connie. of Lawrence Johnston and famliJ. Ra I Ro te I lied R d e ne u vs ev. an Mr. and Mrs. CarroU Whitt Mrs John Busch and Aaron Lee · Falb . and two daughters. Letart Sayre ' local • visited -m.em • called on Mr. and Mn. lily G:!i S:nct~rs. =ord -:::; wood Johnston recently. guests of their son, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Homer IoeaMrx. Cecil llooeberry and hower called on their dalllh'family Sunday. er, Mr. and Mrs. Roborl hi· Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bush fers of Syracuse. wore recent dinner gu..ts of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Roush. Mila Karen Johnstou openl • Lester, the young son of Mr. weekend with a girl fril!ll4. MISS N Plck of RICbll. anStdJMn.hWHilllam Ables, 11 at ancy ens . osep OilpJtal m Parkers~ burg for treatment. Mr. Ables had been at borne sJ k d · t ed hi .!pro;':neitu• return lo s Mrs Hatii Po ll Rog and Beverly ecal~eto' see Betty .Abl d ch'ldr · e.!l an 1 en. Miss Leota BW'Ch called to Mrs. Nona Long reccently. Esther Ester D.. n- Oh M s l • G.I.RO.Jt ra. WJ e Burch is back Dailey to Voshel Donohe\1 from the hospital and is Lebanon Margaret Donohew, .75 improved. lllr- and Mrs. c arI Autherson Voshel . L. Donohew, Marprtheir da" .."ter Mrs. et Donohew to Jamea .....ent ""'' ' ,. Arthur Allen and their son, Ward Betty Loulat~ _Ward Autherson, and grandson, .75 a~e, LebanOn. ' ~w~k. . Ralph E. Parker, Mary Park· · eorgia Autherson and er to Albert E. Parker, Mary Joe Andrews of Newark Ann Parker, parcels, Chester. on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lola Hoge Yale C. Ho•ne Wed ad . • •- • oth !lin ne ay. M d Adalme S. Hogue ' lrb Kauf· · e.D ca g on r . an man, C. w. Jewell, Maple Car] Autherson were Mr. Jewell, Victor Hogue, Dorothy Mrs. Bill Middleswart llnmo""' to Edward J. Hetnmer El 0 .1 '""aue"""" ...., • va al ey, Judy Cozart, Margaret H4mmer, l acre, 2 and Mrs. Ivan Roush of., rd ·• Olive · --.· and Mrs. Bob Beegle. Inez Randolph, ftavmtmd Mr. Mrs. Floyd Richard! Ra d !ph •· B F p.:..::;::_ n0 w . . cu~. to their home in West Wilma Parmelee, 23.~ ac:rts, after spending the Bedford. . ; month s WI'th their oon, Llilian Proffit, Roy. Proffit· to d Mrx Har . · an · ry Richards. Ralph E. Johnson, Gustava-" 1. Mrs. Minnie Carroll went to .Johnson, parcels, Lebanon. MondayI to see a doc· ClEd ~elsoo, ~ce Nella.- to &renee Robert Nelson, tU~ Mrs. Do"'-~ •-- Lot ' .nUwiiKL B •1 --' 1A: :a·,., .sa~e .z. ·•-lted na .111r• belle NeUIUn, Wines Saturday nlgbt. = ..';:"':;,,.,, ;;..;,; M:: w {t ::r:_: u::t: p.l e... •=:: j ·wheel Alignment I, .., Brak• servlce . BlaeHnars I Glt,/JI/' I . :=.:; I ....-m:: .. ... ... ... . ..,.. I; I I Property Transfers ..,.. J&.'lo~ 60 Chevr•Jet !:n: = '10.11:,' PuJCP ••too I ., ·' 0 L .• .SAl!! WHAT ARE 'IE DOIN' OUT IN-SICH I ERRIBLE BAD WEATHER? to.a..~ U.Qod~ oturlll IO,lflado!' ·-- .·•· t.ee 81.AngJoo ·- .. .40~~ ..,·., ' . lit. Flourlllt 81.1Cquat llt.Poa....,.. ~fG.W. Rnsaeu IT. CottautoN 18. TaVIft, ·-~ ~ 41. B'uttt011 42. P•lr!otto orp.ttja. tloD:obbr. 43. Ratse\lte · apirtt1 or 615.Related to lido. tG. Btyleot ~ "N•e>·i.t time you make a plttcll for lifting fruit from a ttanll remember ••• the charge ian't inlpersonatfllS an · "Hiow!" ~ndaf' Tilf!t 1:110 ~ WMPo ·. Radio Friday: .N8W11 1:01' 8101'1di Heart !:31) SUndown Serenade 1:30 Sip Oil 4:16' Melia 1:00 On - New• 1:06 Couutry Muolc Tlmt 1:211 Counti'JI J1mboree 7:110 Newo 7:tltl Larry Ander1011 Show : 11'1 llluelc - Army 8portl 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton'• ~SI BW MOler Show Top Ten Show 7:31 Plck1n1 Herdwm Show ll:IIO Newa ·('l'ltaclay.IJ'buflday) ll: II Musical lnteeludt 7:10 Newa 11:10 The Rev. Merlln 1'eeli 8:10. DaUy J.l,lltt 1:110 Tho Jim M"' Show 8:.,. liter Purultura Show I:SO Sundowu 8enllldt (Wid.-Auetioa) Frl, libo••l! 1:36 Sip Off f:lll 8:10 8:17 7:00 7:111 7:10 CT, RFD Paul Bowen Farm BW !>!Wer Show · WNtlter NaUonal Newa . BW MUter Brow e:oo MIIWI t:OI Colftl Wllb Janll 10,:90 SWill llllop Our s·PE.C·IAL 151T IN ·-- ' . .,' ; ::'"'":i :"' "':"" ::!"-' borratnlnJ ~:: ~~tatlona Call'"'__,, · =• 2G.Bmw_.• vat 21. First-rate NAZARENE OIURCH IN RutlAND MARCH 26-27-28-7:30P.M. •••n-t ...... ,...... ·· DAIlY CR0 SSW R ···~ THE GlORYLANDERS QUAR·IEI Reedsville Society Notrs SOCiety • N 1lltb Mn. Albtrt Htllmlll 011 - - - • • ~._t-W .mu.a1cal aerlel, '"nne -"Burko't · Law" wiU Tulttdq. ......, F1111Uy," QQI - . bul trom • tottat~•ln..,heek ~tes 'J'~mm7 111t1 ~~ JohliiO!I trimmed to SO minutes weekly Uvt 11oty tq 1 apy and Barbarl Kay l4llrPirJ w.... BALL'S 0' FIRI!! from ·111 CUITI!Ill _.,ur Utlt: " Amol Burke fiCIIOI Yllltora of ·tbtlr ·fll'andlength. A&ent." Mr. and Mn:" ·Clinton Gilltey parlllla, Mr. Nd JCrl, Harley IT'S RAININ'CATS AN ' DOG S AN' The Qetwork decided 10 take -"Peyton Place," and familf of Albany ll'rank!Lt T. Johtuott. YO NDER COME5 a (amble despite the lhow's from two lD three Umeo 1 Russell o Mlddlopt>rt and Ml Mr. lnd Mn. Charley Smith ELVINEV!! medicare ratlnga. It was the week, will be prerented on and Mrs. Harold G!llogly IIIII Jo wm SWlda1 mninc vll~.4 . time within • week that Tueadaya, Thuradays •nd Fri- family of Carpentee were S~q~- llol'l of bla brotber, Mt'. Roy a oeri11 colllldered dlld for days. clay visitors of their parentl Smith, wbo II a patleat at Hoi· II)• coming oeoson wu revived. - "ABC Scope" a half-hour Mr. and Mro, Lincoln RUJseD ' Ill' bolpltal. Lilli Thursday, CBS-TV an- current event• ~nd poblte Mr. and Mrs. Joek Elam weie Ml. llowW Bolio of Praltf oonnced that "Slattery'e Poo- fair1 series, will he evening vloitors of bor Pork WQ I neal Yllltor pie," about a alate legislator moving from Wednesdays lind brother • In . liw, Mr. lftd Mn. Charley Smith. wou,ld rotum. Saturdays and Mn. James Reev~ ~. Tlie Impending cancellation -"12 O;Clock High," 8 and Linda. ' DEJ N4MJIIM..U · of beth shows had drawn con- War 11 Air Force . aeries, Mr. and Mr. Larry Barr llf IIOIICOW (uPI) - The Consldersble prolestiJii man from switch.. from a late slot . were Sunday vlsllort Ira! l'nmmlttae of lh• Yiewers. But "'iardless of pol> Fridays to an early one on Mon- of parentJ, Mr. and loin. Commualll party uld Monday lie network flattery of teleview- days. Howat'd Thoma and Patricia. II would name a towu, • era, auql) mall bas llttle or no _ Mr. and Mrs. Doyll Knapp cow llnet. I teclutlcll colle&a eUect . on Industry executives ! Baring a postponement, con- and !tall Lee of Lanpvlllo and lftd • ahlp fiJr the late RomanunJesa lltey have reasona of tinuous live coverace of the Mr. and Ml'l. Cbarl01 Smith and •an President Gheorllho Gbet)rthelr own to revive a ahow. Project Gemini space shot Joe were Monday fV<IDinl villi- llh!u-Dej. "The King Family" stars the America's first tw~>-man orbitai I~ _o~fl'flllrf\.-j""=dFMrs~.~E~IIIJ:;;tneTo~;;-;;-;;::-------­ shtglilj! King Sisters and sever- flight, will basin on the three Q D al dozen of their muolcally-en- television networb at 7 a m ' U.Bonot thusiastic relativeo of all ages. EST Tueaday. Even l1 ther~ • 1, J. Ot!Jtf infonnatlon from ABC- a delay, tho same •checlule e. Turt a. Mellow 1'11.eoncerrtlni noll( aeaaon: parently woUld hold forth on •. Holo-borlllr 4. Compa.. 20. lilxclama..ir-Tbe Qow one-hour series later date. 10. ·~~ :a 11. ~.\\':bfa tlonot dtllllat!zlnc the work of the The launching from Cape Slana" e, Ca>'alry dloglUJt Ftiior~ Bureau of lnvestigstion KeMedy, Fla., is planned for antltot' tiWtlld: vV. 2T. SleevoIJ.1\t lined up the Aluminum Co. about 9 a.m. EST, but could of Jl.~e 7, Bo • · lesa caroC America u 1 oponsor. The coune be later, and recovery u. Poll to 1. anent« Ford Motor Co. had already of the astronauts Is 15. Affix 1l. .\:le~~~. Arab. 18 SJgned up. for the ofterooon. -n ... , Fr. •tory :18. Btato-ABC-TV'• entire Sunday lT. I'NJIOI)- Ill. Mocorote menltl <tf.ll'(l)llf... nJabl 1ohedule - "Voyase to T.. Channel Swim: Raymond ~: ~=•4 ~ Qi':~""• bollat 2L:at•l'Oltant u.~lt,Neonr ~ 21.L1koty c... . ... . .. . . ,.. ,... m Kl'l· !larlfJ JD!Il!lol! fttltl4 1 An "'" .,_ 1 •.ooo·: woH p· :"":dfMaa •.ao Toc:- ~~~=Mr. llltl 1 101 t' ""• ·= : IT 5AfTER ME! IT'S AFTER ME! and acre Salft I - ........., • . hnd . . . . . ..;:"',::,;-••• S: 1 Tel the c!il grl of ' 11 """'" 130·'10·'" """ Mrs. ....tly. Telet,isio·n Revlle p ONE ..o.:s.111 or I H ..... Mlll.tlt Ul~"~r.tNG over, responsible, conseien. WY 2·"32 d1 :~~ ~::a~!~~eFU~~-. ~~:: tious, willing to advance. Lil> , _ . Employment Wante AUTO SALES ......... , """ ••Mioo . ""''·'" 300 LOCUST POSTS 7 11 long •~• run" . . . . . . . . ,.,.,,. 1 PHONE WY 2-2156 era! pay plus commission. · ·n 'WY 2,.mg' AVAILABLE ·roR- baby slttln& no Ramlller ..:/to,v.,:=~:: ABC Cleaners, Mason, W. ~·· 35c. Harnsonvt e, S 18 ~ full or part time. Tel. WY 2World Slandonl el Coalpeet ~....., T<>tot .,. •• ....... ,.,,..,,.., 3 22 P &149. 3 16 Uc Euelle.0::::''~':1- JncludJq Plddal' Notice wANTE""o= ---;;R'""e-;-:lia-;ble baby Farm Machinery Bll ur room. ,... 111111 ,... "'' M•to• .... . . ......... sitter for 18 mo. old hoy five Busineu Services larmance. SmaD ""' - . . . , ::;: ,:;-.:::.,."::!'•. ·..,.... · .".~~ week. Call WY 2-541B FOR SALE : B.. John nee.re and ......erablli(J c.m•..., .... .. .. .. .. 7528.03 1 WILL Ncrr be responsible for day' a ,..,. ""''· "'•• · .... "· """~ debt> contracted by any oth- after 4 p. m. 3 22 tfc tr actor,dnew tirlti'es,t brakhmk~ FOR SALE : Venetian blinds, ............. M ~:.'!:• ""0:1:::: , _ 1-p1ows, ISC, cu va or, c ec U k'oda V 1. bl' d re---...-~·o1Dn Bond Retirement Fua.d · ·: umo.oo er than myself. Glenver Le"" WANTED : Woman to live in. SH :H943 a I • ene tan 10 E. MelD Street. PGmerOJ P•',..""", ae!Jef a 11cl hna1a.. lllD.JD on Bogg.... S 23 3tp No laundry. Call CH 7-2202. rower. · etc pairs. Window and porch FUndo ........_ 3 11 ~ •tc -•·•··, all kinds. Cloth awnPboae WY Ul'll ...,,.., ...~;,·;;.; · so;;.;; ..._ 3- iN"V »~ a1 WorD Co!llt Fund 31.301.51 4 22 U ..ADY NEEDS dresses or c!oth- 1 · -u . s:ctvtis;;..,..-Tostst Real Estate For Sale ings. Dale Wippel Supply, .:n5 • :::.~?·~:'._A~1 '!""' ......,..... ing of any kind badly. Dress M.ea ...... men ~~ •no .,,e, ~ecu" 1o•• TWO HOUSES .f - t Umon Ave., Pomeroy, OhiO. 1947 CHEVROLET 2 door Be- Geneni ·Fund - Jneludlll• Parldq 1 -· size 22~, shoes 9 or 911&, · ~~~.rn~, ":;"~n:!"''.:;.n".t;'!;,";'"':=:,. . S .. g~: e re~ 3 18 3otc dan 175.00. See after 4 p. m. stree~tc!:!~" ~ ... ::· .. PhOne WY 2--2792. l tn~tn•n• ""'" nP"'"t" tbptoMI'!nH m yracuse, · · ·1 No phone calls please. Nor. ~!-eteHirbway J~np. Jl'wul .. 883.11 au, u.un..-..l'J P'RICE tnt~rma Turner, Phone WY 2--SflSl. 1 k' B t M lberr ,.,. . . . .. . . . .. •-•1 3 23 3tc a-u ttoo on Jnh~ .-otal"'q ""'uiMm•n,. &tp EXPERIENCED dressrna 1ng man ax er, 298 u Y Fire DeJt. l'und . • . . . . . . ln.!I.N 3 23 -llillilrtr ..... ,.,., -'v' n• ~•m• ..ttl,.., ""' nd Iterntlons Ph- WY 2- A Utillly Fund .. . . . ... . . nut pMna a a . ....... ve., Po-rn..-nv,~, Ohio Total Gen. VUlqe J'uDdl • 17M8.51 Sandy's Beauty Seloa, ffiOI"XI to LlrK>ntn lkrv1~ • • GCIIJ.. f"orrteri'Q FOR SALE: Seven room house 2276 s 16 SOtc s 22 3tp PoUce Bond .aettrement P'u.Ddl .. 33.61511 timises formerly occupied Dalb ll•t.tnel. romeror ohto extra lot near schooJ. Pearl · Beuet and P-.Jo·a . 481Ji91 P 1 -· I N I ~-:.;a:-we.:. . se-ie ~~ by Clifrs Shoe Repair Shop, d T B Hysell, Rutland, Ohio. WATCH, clock repair, minor -·· ot ce .. Worko Conot.andFund .. .......... 1~ N 2nd St.. Middleport · ante 0 uy 3 23 6tp or.......... oll ........u........ n opt•tea I re pat'r. Associated 17 -•oNU'L - •••o•• Outolan41•• w.,.,..u .. . 103._.1 Permanent Special, 2 - $10. STANDING Timber Top cash years with Sanborn Jewelry ~rL~_::, CJ-,''!.t~D:~.~:T TotU. B.ll. and ouut. war. :uo.Tauc HaIrtut. stYI'mg, h poo · " 1.1 A 1 1 1 S •ou o o Toto1 Cuh """"'"· - · "· ,,..__ s am prl~ paid Marion Reynolds. '-'UeRII,. ~II. h Store. Ear P. ,nge s, r., PerM~:•,:-.c.,N~, ;~d 1 ,. uo.Tauc and set Included. WY 2-5269 Coolville, Ohio. Rt 3. Call 7 Brown St., Mason, w. va. O.cen!Hr :11, 1t64 ~'::,·~::. ~c:,:~~Dd 8'111.01 and 7?3-5263. . --~~ after 4 o'clock. 667-3500. CUCKLER REAL ESTATE ~l3--l2tp 1 :'!•~;':~.;,~"!:'. ::::~~~~·,..':!:f ,.a.:!::!m:!t.FuhC:. IIIDDLEPORT Fire 1-11-tfc FHA LOANS -We do have L 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. Train- te " c..-c:::_· .,.,., v111.,. c.ert~: ~tal Propeny Tu" ... u.71t.75 Depart· mANTED -t -. B A t· FHA money available for ed, experienced, Chester, Ohio. auMM••v OF ~'UND aALANCII. sJ:-:oJ..axv.ibt-* T ... . .:::: ment jitney supper. Saturday, ,.., o uy, n tques. I 3 f .. CIIPTI AMD IXPINDITURII n,....Une T.. . . . . . ~~ ::·u.-.so March 27th. 4 p.m. to 7 Canival. China, Cut Glass, loans in Meigs County. Inter9_tc ~el•n:• ::'·d1·W'Jt a entaaee Tu .. I.IW.ea · - op- Stf"fllt ""er · · • · · · •• · • 3 · saJe• Tu and"u na . io.L · 7888 .11 m. Pearl St., Elementary Glassware, Clocks, Old AI ad. est to Ie~der 5".,.. pe.r cen t, TO BETTER serve you, we eorwt.n MB . . .. U,J77+' su.w BMr u ·.. R rt lf2 per State Hll(b.way Imp. Fu"d . 88'1'.91 Fan quor School. 3-2(}.6tc ; din's, Rochester, ayo or ! mo gage ~ance erate a 4-wheel drive loader g:-:~te~ll. v·m.,e· ·;.uu .. :s:!::! Loeal LlcenMa aM· Peniltb -"-'--"-'- - - - - - common oi1 lamps or parts. i cent, total mteresL 5 ~ per and back hoe Free estimates Total Gen. VIUqe ruDda . ~a.t'l'l.OT ~.':! ~~t!"nd Pftm.lta · .5850.00 ltewart Gu Sbop. Come in Furniture, Marble Top Tabl~. [ cent. Term of loan 20 to 3~ Pb WY 2-3243. Emmet W. Par)';ln1 Meter Fund 645.'10 Re · · · .. . :n.eua --• see all the new vannint Picture Albums. Picture AI· years. We now have coodl· one . Bond .Retirement ~ ·:• •. 165'7.46 ~~~=~ ~~,...ta - General 1119 ·89 ••*-tett _ 8 --~ .. ,;.:. __._._ · 8 ·00 "'N tt·onal .~--;tmen•on pro~ I Shuler. Contraetmc. Trnrt Fu.nda ·· · · · uJ t bums Picture Frames Wash . .,. .....u ~ , Gra1ut Total or All Fulllll IMM.IJ ..,..... ---.mem. . I d ill r es, re oa WI eq pmen • ' . ' · rt ' f .. 000 ,_ •16 500 1 S 4 tfe •ecelptsPoll~Re~ : :· !'..'!~~ ·· !IOit.QO and accessories, re . blueing bowl and Pitcher sets, IA~rge e 1es rom ""' w • , General rund . . . . . . . . • 28.713.11 Par.ttq Meten .. • .""-o• . at7l.IJI . N and ed Glass Marbles Glass Paper I with down payment• from Slreet Cone\. M..ll . . . .. . 23.106.58 MiaiC F ..... ... . .. JO.oU.ao and repairing. ew us ' · $30 to $600 and closing costs EXPERIENCED ~...':':"w"' ""•· ,.,... ·· ..n. ~ a <:....~"':.::' u•.•< ,UOs of all kinds. Depot St. Weights, Telephones, DraM~. ~ from Mu. -to ao.~~:n. The pron. Otber U.n. vu~a~·Fwad. ·.~ IO'lt.ee ~=,-.:.,F...• ek. . . .• lUM.J• Rutland, Ohio. Ph. SH :1-4934, Copper, Iron, Pewter and erty h.. ,_, ..,.,. r . AUTOMOBILE .... , Gen vm.,. '"'" ., ..,, " .• ' • • .._.. •. ,.·.,.,.~ ~-· · Tolol c •...,.,. . ..'"'""--. .. .. .. . • .,..,... already qualified' ilntland, Ohio. s IS "1Jte Wooden Articles. Lee RudlseII, I .. .. .... UM7.ot Pub ..,. ""'" 18111 31 108 Legion Terrace, Pomeroy and, of course, the buyer Bond Rettrem.at rurw~t · • · · TraDif. frOm ather ,.,:::• :::;: LOSE WEIGHT safely with 3--lS.l2tp must also qualify. ~!td'.i!.':~oi·"u·;;undi· ·.. ·n!:::: ~.:raTe~ 1~ Fund• 14111.63 31 De1-A-Diet tablets. Only 98e le c. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR. I !' i :::~·~r.:-. . ...... ... . 11010 tUAWAitY and o' Mel lx~:Niiriu~ 1 :'!!.30 ·No . ..,..,..... taft It Stark'• DnlJ Store. For 5• BOX zzt WY z..u -.• · "" su.et eonat. M•a . • .. •• u.aaua a.nenl Gov ~ •nc. 11142 ·"' ..... HIJ................ ....... ..:..::- •· . . . . . ,.... 3 12 &Otc - -- ---POMEROY OHIO Cemetel')' . . . . . . • . . . . . . · 5001311 a• ...._..u.. . . .. . . M71UI I - - - - - - - - - - - LIVING ROOM couch and 3 ' ' 23 3tc Oth. . . . . . Vlll•r• ....... . ....... Total Gen. vm... Fundi • H.O!l.U Total a.n.. Oft· ·· · ···• ,• . 311.7-4 o\1 411\MUBDJt l:niiJnnee beiD chairs. RCA radio and re- 'OR SALE· 7 room h.O""" and ParkJn• Meter J'ua4 .. . . 13.81U8 PllltiaJ 11-*-rl • • ••••• .. '7155.11 I a.....u......., ....... ·· nao... ........,...,... • .. · · .. .. .. ....... '"""".Uotl? ''"" , ... _ . cord .player. Phone SH 2-468i bath. In ;.,-~·-·vt'lle, on Rt. T'"" ..... . ..... .. >tooo ~~c. · · t . • """" ••• ........,.._ lcenlll Cad W\' J.a11 E 3 23 31p na.n·muu Grand Total of au Fundi , 1115 ..711.8'1' · · . . . J1..!1(18.a liN' I - venmgs. -~---- . 684. Joaeph Carsey. Harrison••t•nc•. Dec. Jl Total PMt:eeti. ....... ... JJn.M 0 lldat ALFALFA 1 I ed hay for ville. 3-~ 't WY 2-214, Pomeroy, 0. sG1eneral Fu.nd . . . , , . . , 87.71 Pro,_ ..... . . .• . &o Penon aad a 10 m :r: ~ p rMt con~~t. MaR . . . . . , u.uua llelltb := Tol.ll .. IU3T.4f 1 1 For Rent sale. Non -weevil spray. can State HI-"wu Imp, FUnd 1131.1:1 sanJtation a. · vti..l·;,..._:.·_ 5251.:14 CUSTOM butcberbll lad cul- Cameter, · · · • · · · · · · •• · · 111.18 Total Suitatto llo. • ~ ....... 8300.00 .lST FLOOR 1 Bedroom _ _effie_ deliver. WY 2-2557. 3 23 6tc j ~·,. Pbll M·'Ph WY otho' Gon. vm.,. Fundo •. - · • ..... ...., n ;,· · · . . . . -.10 ~I --&· ICJa. one Total Gen. vmare l'u.ndt • Zl,311.'7t RI.Jb • MID. 12 • trc Par.ttas Meter J'u.nd 408 a a..,.,._ IJI Peu!Oill Jl31.• lency apartment, Middleport. IT COSTS nothinll' •.;: ~~~e a : riJiJ Bond bUrement .PUrW:t. . •• 1113·.11 Tolatne:!h.:~~· Fun... . u.aouo WY 3-3114 3-20-&p "'6 w ~ POMERO~ • fr Truet FuaU . . . , . . . . . 1•.119 Ubrarle~~ T . . . . . . , 11.101.:10 ' . Blue Lustre Carf\Qt Sbampooer a -. ' ~ room arne WILSON'S car wash 550 Pacrt Grand Total ol 411 Fundi 31.1118.80 Aeere1u - ~ . . . . . . . tl.JJ : • ,...... b 1 th bath f ed · llo Olltlltandtnr WarraaU 122313 oa - rarU - Tetal JEVEN room house with batb I with purchase of Blue Lustre. "~~ng~ owhea~~rr' ore St., Middleport, Ohio. Phone Total. Bal. &'!'d OutatudiDi . :;:!~:nice EIIW!rpJI..._ and full basement 1D Syra- Baker Furniture Middleport. '"" all' t""' to a rooms, WY 2-3715. 3 17 30tc .....w='"a,....,., .... .. .,...,,., Totat Pub. "'"-' J:nto,:P,Y 1::1: CUlt. PboM WY 2-2455. '3 23 6tc nice dry basement, large Dft. 31, 1914 . ....• :suu. 113 ~;- Oea. Yea. vm. run.s. UOJ.a J 18 tfc nne - Car lar&ge with COnIUMMAIY Of' IICIIPTI Total _Mi;C ••. ... · · · · · · · Jl,IOUI 're & ft tn!J .,. AUC..Tl0Nt..U Prop. T~.n~ - Gom. had ,, UMUJ Ia.te t • • · . . · · · · .. · · . .. 31.510.01 CHAIN LINK Wl lr'llnnb • • • crete driveway Property in Total Pro~ Taxn . . .• 11.1111.11 ·J'un:* ad a.ur.meat rV"-'n ROOMS and bath. un- any amount. 50c a ft., like · c>-r' Itt . . , . . Cirarette Tn: . . . . . .••• • . sso.ot 'lbtll exp ·,. OU. . .. ... eozo.OD ""·-1-"tw..~ rtment, B M Coo L very pod condition and in ,..._ ._,.._ State Mater Vebiele Tn: . . • ll.J73.86 ouu. · u.,. . . . . , Jll.61J_. ....nwuK:\1 apa gar~ new. . . per, angsood ighbo hood. .. 500 ~.., ...-..... ouo~~ne Tu . . . .. .. . ••.. 10 ,~7 u13 8 ,...,' ·;._..;,·N·· . . ..... . -441!1.oo 11e 1 rent reasonable. Plum ill Rt 1 SH 2-5408 1 I ne r ""' • ktte, p - • CW' p Inherlunu Tu 21n0 11 ..... ew. Paid - Bond ...._ St. Pomeroy. p•~-- WY . ., y e, · ' ·23 12t POMEROY - 6 -_room stucco a. ... e•'"-IRD Sale• TU: ancl riD.. in~i..· .·: ..,..:oo Tr::r~:* taFu11:~ . . . . .. n.ooo.oo 3 I IIUUIII lr p b 8 '·b MJ loo hi - Aft&J'r' State . . .r • Llq. L1e. FHa ,3151).00 Grllld. Tot.ll :.. I" J'lmdt . . • ll.fl 1193. I 23 Uc ome, panm ss arc I , 01111 ~ tt:::::.• •nd rermtt.e .633.oo N•w conttructJ•~~ .l.fll,fiii.M OF WILMINGTON, OHIO WILL II .AT THI -tvwTD 50,000 TOMATO seedlings. P. tecture. Nice livlnl room ' II tfto nnee and Cotta~ ~~ta . ." ~teauon to Perwon .:~="rt,_ 1 '""" ROOI\IS lftd bath,_ fur.. M.. Cowdery, Long Bottom, with Dreplace and buUt. in outa...... , wmatno . . .. ,..,... "' .. ...... .. .. . .. 11oo.110 Ills~ aparlt~t. u.tilltlea Ohio. 3 23 ate bookcases, and dinlnl room, for a.::~~ •-;.~:u -~ -~~rafMO.oa To~;:~uon·k.· Pflwo. ·AJ*OO furnished. Inquire: Ohto Ho- "'R SALE - 1955 housOtl-ailer both earpeted; kitchen with llteoefllerw bollalldltt&mea . Bu~l in ...... ,.• ..,. • ,...... .. ane. ,..,... Rlfh••>o tiO aeraJ . vm,,. .. . ,..._.. ~~ M'..J..n ..port. ...... P Othet Fnftdl . . . . .. . . Fur~da 91 ' NWC •• X 8 rt z ~·---ms Lo- plenty cabinets, 3 bedrooms --- al arklllr lfeten .••••• . .. 13.187.01 To·-· HI . . . . . . . . . .. 1110.00 Tblo IJ'Oup ct~naloll of two ooupleo, Mr. 1nd Mrs. Harrr ~~ t•"" ., ~uu • en&, •wa111 WI, UJIIo llt.e. f'ee.- Gen. vme 1 e and ..,. Jbwa,.. . . , , ...• 1100 00 · "' cated boalde Excelsior Salt with large closets, nice bath,· in .;••-· CaD G Ne;• Othor ..... a""••• our 11,..., Mclntoolt IU)d llr. and Mrs. Frank Cox. They oro wldoll .... J.n Mft 3-20-3'• • full ....uuaIliac. Pe..,"ek: : : : . 1134.87 D•ctlftber J1, lfM known song enn&ellsta. The JOlblle ll·lmited to attend. • .........., loll for ria~ CIOII Works. ~ gas fired bot aJr healing. IerUID ftarltw Ob1o. UJ ... Total ....... ,,,. ..,,.,___ AIIITIFl..·rear-old Jeri Unn Cox, oololst, wW lllo ba ~ t.... • ..;.......__... .._.a •basement and garage Eltra ' ' Cemetery . Celllrai Bond Ret. Fund"' ... _ , _ , ..., - BALES ood b'"'•ht · I fy · 12 21 Uc TntaJ ..."' ...;;;: ,;;.., · -·"' .. Pltbtfl. • 16 Yane, lmntw 1 SuppJJ Cam MN I • ea lot with double garage. $18,· Bonlft Jaauu lnd Loan.-.481o.8'T 114 ReUnmeht aDd Debt a.,...,.; , ., . ·' w· 500 00 1 1 .,._ ........ ...;_ u . hay, reasonable, George W. 1111 0 PI Uti ... .. .... .._..,, ""'"' . · • Fund " ' " Gran• Toto1 1:~::::::::::::::::::~::: __,, ..._Hifi"A., ..-ru-.: W•"• Leading ,..,......... o,.. ..A • • A I Totll Ootid luuea and LoiJUI MII.:JG ~I I>Al&ll ~ '-'l~ ~ C C a.JCitLER REALTOR I' *I ~n J'rolh Other l'wlda 100.00 ILITIII1 l"HKBI: aocl four rnn.. · lllrnt~J..2D-3tc ' • M' .... --.., •.eeiptl of Truet Fundi !10:11 00 lc Utllltpill .... tMfuau' t 1 ...... -""" BOX 2ZI WY I .... • ..,_ ~aDd Total ~iP&I .. : : . , .:. •wer " Sew. Dlap, Banda l'JI.G(Nt 111 - storm ......... ; IIIU • ~ U 1 ~· _ A_,.,....ON Farmers: . Do you POMEROY. OJUO Ill ,.. . . . crns r II.IMMAiv oP: IXPINDITu••• " 5 ~ 1. .u::•.n u OINratien & M 1 1nt.r~,ena_ PubUe UttU~ . .. aoo.ooo'oo pr;- for '""-' m&• ~le . . IJaft .. .... ....... Go•emmont OI:NEftAL - Note. 10 - ·.. pay "Mly Olllltlli.&ft' """""" ~ ,...,.... Lettalatl.ve Graad Tot.I Debt ·• ••• -· • n.uw:.n LOTS - , _ • • dtlneryJ I hav, on hand forty- 2 ACRE lol, ltlO ft. Soutb on o;-.:_ a..orot .,.;..,.. ·:. ·:::: · .:;:: a ...g_Totat LJobtiiu... ·.. ••o.aoo.oo .. . . IIDd nter. Browa'a_l'rall nine used tracton inclnding: Rl ~.0 _ - (from Pomeroy •· au'il."f"',. " · .. .. ·· .. .. 100·80 • 01 ' ' " ' .. · · .. · ........... lr Part !State Appriiedl 15 John Deere !throe of tbeoe B~~) ~Grady Craig IIIII• NfCM r""'"f.".n;;.... c.;,; •.;- ·: :· ~:: .., aa. tto 7 • • ..:=:.o!'"::~.;.;.,. &.;< .;:-:::'1"! :Minomllle, Ollio, Pboae WY are cub size) 10 Farmalll, t Muon ·Count)' w va. WDA. I II Ue Fords, 5 Cockahutts, 1 Avery, 5SOl ' ' • • tic. llltAnNG, Plrt 11s1o M..a. Pou,. .. . ... .. .. .. " .. tOIJ.Oo ·· - l Centauer, 4 Allis Claimers · ""' R.eat~rwTOtal '· ••••· · · · ·· •• nus IIIODBBN 4 room and ba?li farII'OR SALE-MiddleDorl'a ~ , . a·a &nl?tl • oilton. ,.,., ...,....;, : · .. '"" · -·"' llilbed apartment. Middleport. 2 Crawlers, 2 Riding Garden 121 £u1 Mala S1rMI, , . . ...., Hlfhw.,. .. ; , ·: .. : •.' •,.,:.\:l:; ..,.., tractors. ID addition, 1 bave est bllltdttJc, IOrttetl SA N """'"••lnnr •••to . Totol .,.... · ·. " • Nl74. J -I -tfc plowI, ells ~ cultivatorl!l, mowSecond ...._. ...,, ~ In Mill. Po"'• Son. . .,.,..,.__ • ._. _.., Middleport de cemetery . . . . . . . • , lOla 31 7 .• 110011 apartmeal and llatll ..... drills, cultipackers, ...,. Priced for quit* .ate. ..... Total Pubnc Ben. ...... . . .....:.. ~ - AU uUli..._ fur. M*. - an. vu. FunU aouao ,... [)r tary hoes, planters, plckerl, ~ II Oblo llotel. INCOME TAX Serrtoe, Jobt> Totot MlooeU.ooou• · • •••ioo vt p .., U_.M_ ..,...__ Bondi alld Not.ea atci . _ .. '• . _... ...... balers, rakes, combinu, JI'OR SALE Mod brick IUIII lfl8 . SlmfiiOD insUI'IIIICO Ag. .... Mr. and Mrs. Bob llleredlth . . ' ' , ·~---• IIIMDvu'l oftee. P WY opreaden, banuner-mflls, and ' ern ~. Room 6, Coati Built?Tr-• '" .,.., ""'" .. ,., .... and lamUy of ---.; 1 ._..._ - ·-· frame ranch home. Chester _, .••,_,.. lrom Truot....., oto.oo n,..," =...., most everything needed on • !ng, Mldd!eport, ..... i'otot ......,.,,.. . ao~n.,. are viii"•• with her . pa-.- ' ' • " ' ........1 12 Ue . farm. The ouly dlffenmce Ia Rollll, near State Highway tf ••• .......,.,,.. a ..._ •.._ -'6 '_.., Gara•e Lar- Wng room 1 20 e ,.,.........,. . . .. ,.. u Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buckley, =.:::::::t: 1 ..... bath•~ ~·- the price: Bill Goodwin, at • · •· • ............ --.. • ...;.;....,. . l!INH,. 1110m1 uu ... .,._ three ......... _. tUed bath "''" ,..-... · · · Pt. Rock, 6 milel from w_... .....,_,_, · - ........ .:· ...,., :.:.· ,;.;...... ,. Mr•- Dorothy Riebel Mn t . ..,.. st., Pbone WY 2- ville. :a.»«c IIIII kitchen. Hardwood noon, SMALL •••••• onT Nell Wilson and Mn. • · BEL AIR 4 DOOR 1 11 11 SM: .etc WHAT WILL your ,.,ldeJ' do :"tio, ENGINE REPAIR u.ou...!."••••• ' ,,.. Dorst attended a party 1' u um wn.... 1or Sale or Rent for y~·•. See the ··w •1B ows, •T~~ .'!.'.':"'..:·.. ::. '.'. ~::: bome Plaftut of lllra. IDa Masur,"'·~ ·~ • dowo, marble oilll, baoement, ·....'""" . -• ,_.._ wJ)der. Free trial. We trade. 11101400 lol. can WY z.s , Wrltht Power S.wo ••••• r.t.t"i.ioOitiHO,,"· " :::·: pees , recently. 337 110u~.,, 1 .n iOIIII "'"' ...., Landmark, S 12 12lc Sal• & Sarvlco """'' "'· . Mr. and Mra. Dina Vau Met1111 Melp County =l•a,.:'$ Pomeroy. S II lte OOIN SUPPLY IMPROVES er and family of Belpre open! liDai Columbul II Ohto JI'OR SALE, Bedroom autte $45, Uvestoclc WASHINGTON (UP!) _ The a day with Mr. and Mrs. Law. 1 " Lawn_,._ ' ' I 17. lte overstufied ebalra, dresser, FOR SALE: 1 white fiiCt!d bull, fox Go Kam coin oupply Is getllns better retlce llooe. rockers, dJninl room rbalrs, 9 ontbs Honter F ....., R The House monetary affairs Ale Clarence Barnett hu. . .. ' . ' <· . . t • • • • • lneurance ~~:_ de~~~asb -ft~· o. m1, Mlddloport, ~- p~ WILCOX SERVICE subcommittee reported Suitday turned to Brooks Air Fore. ......,.. "'!WoO • ..,.-..., 5 P'.M... ID P.M. IIIIIJ nlgltt that only the Jobn p Baae, Teua, after i])endlnf I fil< t1'0 Coilf!Di lot olce. Cop- clocb, umbrella ltand, Love WY 2-QI&. S 17 1111 412 I. 3nl Avo. Mltltflof!"rl Ken~ 50-cent piece remain· 30 day leave wltll hll paren1a lea . made If lipt ,_... - t IDd cbalrl. PtctuN fram. Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veter?DID ilhOrt supply after · 8 oras~ and friends. ~ ' ., blrOt reevtda IIIII .. _ . , 1!11, marble top table. !At ftud. arlen. larp and aiuaD aulmala. progr1111 by the u.s. mint to Mr and lllt't•A•l~ ·llaklwott ~ dv •· . laeU; 1GI I.fllltm Terrace,l'om121 Wubittlma st.. RavetllAuto cet more coina into circulation. and Kay were . Ylllton I lli>l 1· .,._ f; CIJ, eruy. S.J&-121p wood. W. Va. Pbone :J73.427l. _ _ _ . ~ . The llllhcoQI!IIittee Akt the Oi llln. Haul~ · ~.':~~~~~~nd:. · "JA~iffiii),:"'j;;i'iiii•~·~tfl!i; DON'T J' O D a!ll(lllb aep. Office ltoon, DaliJ 4 to 8 p. 1158 FORD p!ekup. 1854 Forcl KennocJy ball-4oilara were .,.._ Mrs. H. E •. y QU~ED, '• il 1 •iiiir. for tic tant. Gel Klean-Em-All m. 1 21 lfc 8 cylinder. SH ,_., · ning lOw :.1101 80 mUctt becauJe 11". Va. lift boo~ &IUecl aeplic tank dilber. Laud- FRESH Holltein Cow, TB and I It 12tp inadequate quantttleo have been - - - -.- '--,,-. -_---''.,"-; It all .,... WT_ ~II. lllll'k .Fanr. lluretlll. Bang tl!llted. Jobn ,IIDuduhe!t 115U>ODGE, 14~. &ood .llres prodl!t)t!l, bill. ~1!1' ml11iol1a and .lhU. teep1bem~ · • Jl .. 2 II tic Mi 'eravllle. 3 22 3tp and motor. CH 7·2255. S.U-121c of people lttil lbem Ill .U.. o1 eir<ulalklli." '· · ---~~~ ' " 10 . _ I mo .. .. .. .. .. .. kiMeniH ,':,'~:".!~.:':.cor: Cemetery . Firt~ Dept. J"W:oo.J uunb Fund u .......... • 'I WICIIPTI AND IXItiNDITu. .s ::_d 1- -,utwaaa1 Perldaf 1 f I II, ""' htHIIAU•Il, 1fltMin• C•MUI-IHI. IMI . . ,._..,.,..., Ollie, I ... ~•rtlty ttle ...... "' ..,., StrHt eon.t. M&:H .... State 81 'bw•7 Imp. l'u.nd POMEROY. OHIO Old Town Flats SoCJ"ety Notes VILLA. . . . . IIOMIIOY COL,INTY, PorMIIIJ. ... PIHol ' YNr•to ...... G.,..,., Fund Lot lleter OPEN EVES. 7._.... p.. :vu """" w. Caney, Legal Notice ~"~\~~.~·':1' T:~ TNi l'ary alaN) lltlr a-b Haning IIIII Rhonda. *ilh CIII-TV'I~ il4ld Skeltoo Mn. Jllllleo Reovl!ll, -'11<lbert March 36.•. Ella Lanehl!llter i1tt1 ~ "" ,11J.tt!nt1i- 1... playa Ill ~I tr,le olllnJtor who llllllaf Wt1't lioDda1 ltllllnl flgbta I>latll 10 1'1111 a ouperbl&b- 'itllm t1 1:1n. 1n11t PIITY ol way through her animal IJ8IIO. c.rp.dfr, . tuary on !be 111me net11111'k'1 IJr, .and lfrt. Cacll Ollletl1 "Slallery'J Pooplo" Aprll 11. 11111- of AIIIIDI ,_.. ~ 10:41 MaiOil Af,r. Pram 111:40 ~ w~ 10iq U.C, J1r81D (Pitt .P!eMa) ·<~•> I NIWI Sian On - Army sOur 7:00 NtWI 1:00 "'~.~ ~~~till ~~ e:ao 'fttt Bible Spltllb 1:41 \Vatb. 10:00 '1'bt l l ;:=;lt; ~::;~:;• 11:00 11:11 'l'ltlt• Ciouall) IIJDO!Io!l !~ 11:41 _.. ~ .BJma -- -------·----WJEH RADIO ')fCIC 'I'RAC • • l'lMI!niR CICIULD. .,~;. . !" �.. ' ..~ Sentlnet, Pomeroy-MI.Ifdleport, 0-2 M~r. u. Around AboutAnd MiJdleporl U' ,c~mmittees_Namecl for Annual Party For Micfdleport High Senior Band '"' Cond ft'~-~ G ~'rl1111 Catholic Women P''.an Rummage, · Bake Sales tees --> ,._ e, .... ~·· ..,auuu reu; lllitteea named lor the annual Table - Dorothy Jenklna, Mrl. l lt!Uar band party 011 AprU Robert Burkett, Mrl. Kitty the Ml~)JOI'I Band Boost· Kauff, Mrs. Clarence Lacey; 1 in Monday even ina at the high coHee - Mrs. Robert Sdunoll. ! IChool Servinl sandwiches and puacb ·I· • .... d · ... d .~ .. •- ,._ . ~ ·.Mn. Cash Bahr, pres-.t. urmg ance ww "" ~•• w~ In charge of the meeting I Ray Cunnmgham, Mrs. . Paul . With Mr. William Ruosell, dl· ~aptonsta ll and M,... Allie Hawl'fdor, present ey. Seren Lewis, president of the The grou~ voled to serve the bond, outlined plans for t h e alumni banquet In May a n d party which is to have a "Shan· plans were made lor the annu. £fila" rheme this year. There al spring band concert to be will be a dinner al 6 p.m., lol· held April 9. Appomted on the lowed by danci11g in the aud- nominating committee we r_ e toriwn. Band members may in- Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. W1lvite a guest to the dance. Ham Grueser and Mrs. Charles Named. on the commitlees Archer. wHerek, KltM chen 1- Mrs. BGteohrge ac ett, rs. ra u c er. _ Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. CriSwell, Mrs. Roger Morgan, Oln Mrs. L1onel Boggs , Mrs. Wd- 4 11~ Grueser _and Mrs. Ohlinger ; Serving - Mrs. Bodimer, Mrs. Henry Clatwor... tHy . Mrs. William Davis, Kath· Mrs. Leo Williams returned rvn Evans. Mrs. Robert King, to her home, Jackson Mrs. William King. Mrs. Paul alter spending several Gerard · dining room serving with her Sister Mrs. Welby and cl~an-up _ Mrs. Don Mul- ley. Rock Springs Road. S h len, Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. Jean w~s . accompanied home by Mr. were ll!lldo and r., u"' M • I About ' Y People In Pomeroy Mrl. Leo visited over bet father, Sr. and her Wire 53 Stode_nts Take Tests at Rutland lfigh 'lll8. Catlio1Jc Women'• club baa completed plana lor a mage sale Friday and S&llll!· day, April J.J In lb.e S m I I bulldJna, I~ E. Second Pomeroy. A bake sale wW be held on Saturday. • Commltteea named lor the Mr. and Mrl. Robert Sharp sale were Mn. Paul easel, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hap- Robert Burkett and Mrs. J. lonstailand children, Edith and M Thornton ; telephone. Mrs. Bill spent SUnday In Zanes- n.;n MUllen Mrs Wllllam where they were gueots of Clark Mrs.' Charies Clarkson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sharp and Mra. 'christine O'Donnell Mrs: family. jEdwln Wehrung and Mr~. gene Conde Friday worlters Lucy Martin, Cheshire, was and Mrs. P~ul easel, Mrs. oa: the Saturday overnight guest of vid Goodwin Mrs. David ObMr. and Mrs. Orin Smith. jlinger, Mrs. ' Howard Dailey, Mrs. Arnold Richards, Mrs. Mrs. Leon McKnight, and Mrs. Paul Gomer, and Mrs. Ervin Homer Gordon, Saturday WOirk·l!l Baumgardner were in Gallipo- ers. lis last week to attend the ..,._ The group will meet. Thurs· qulcenlennlal observance of the day to sort the clothing. Thcoselll Firs! United Presbyterian with rummage to be picked up Church when ihe national mod- may contact Mrs. easeL G •·•-erator, Dr. E. . Hawcwm was. the guest speaker. Mr. and Mra. J. A. toung, Sr. visited recently in Chillicothe With his doughier , Mrs. W1lUam Kitchen, who is a patient at the Chillicothe City Hospit- Mrs. Mart Crary was guest Swldt, Columbus, lb.e weekend with Mr, C. H. Wille, aister, Mills Ruth ...... - ~ 1111 ~ . .., l"W, • Ia ••• ' "' tile .............. ....an-~Ua•.-t4•• . •!!l at Hlgh~~D~ Jl'llty·tlp'ee st.. - NOW YOU DOW ' .. e • • .. • Ra$ Scholanblp 'tests pvetl by ~ Sauer, Gullisnce Counselor. i~~Jt week Wlnnera of the le!tls and thek laubJeclll Included; vii.; l.l'ri<t&Y 1' GleDda Bob Thomas . lied In the Mrs.crary is Honored Guest for Bl'rthday Cooke. Mrs. Lewis Long, Mrs. Williams who spent the al. of honor Sunday at a dinner 1~~~~~~~~~~ Paul Davis, Mrs. Kate Wilson, with Mrs. Whaley. Mrs. Robert Faulk (Sandra given by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Toney. Mrs. Katie McKin- Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and Miller) is recovering from gall Mora at their home, Cho!Sier l ney . \1rs James Pullen. Mrs . daughter of Colu~bus were bl~dder su_rgery at Mercy Mem- Road, in obs_ervance of ~er Jack Hawley. Mrs. Fr.ancis An- weekend guests 01 her parent&, orta1 Hosp1taJ, Urbana last Wed- birthday wh1ch was Fnday. derson Mrs. Doris Dailey Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. nesday. Her mother, Mrs. Gail Two birthday cakes were ser· Charle; Bradbury, Mrs. Eugene Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Miller, ill with her daughter ved wilh the dinner to Mrs. . ,, """'II and son, W1llie of Belpre were and family. Earl Shumaker, Mr. and Mrs. • 'lbe 'Home Deman· Sunday dinner guests of his Weekend guests of Mr. and Robert Shumaker and Kelly and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Mrs. Leo Kennedy wore Mr. Stephen and Mr. and Mrs. Cl!$ wiD , ,mOet Wed· Fisher. and Mrs. Jesse Lake of West bert Robinson and Dean of New Mrs. Grover Erb was hosless nesday at I p. m. 11 the MarRoland Fisher returned to his .lellerson and her doughier and Lexington; Mrs. Norman to the Third Friday club Fr~ tin Restaurant lor•.-lbeir annl· 1 studies al Mountain State Bus!- family, Mr. and Mrs. Michael•' and son, Thomas, Seneca- day eveninl at the home of her / ~~r~~ dinner followe4 by . a BIG FREE SHOW ' ness College Sunday Ohlinger and son, Michael, of VIlle ; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Crary, daughter, Mrs. Don Rea, Min-/' at 2 p. m. at lbe home Th1..1nday, Much 2Sth l •ft.er •pending the weekend Nelsonville. The birthday anni- Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ersville. Mra. Martin McAnluJ. Ea&lOPENING NIGHT ' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ma· versary of Mrs. Ohlinger was aid Wildermuth and the honortray favoro will be made son Fisher and family. observed with a family dinner, ed guest, Pomeroy and Mr. and A short buslneBB session was lor lb.e Carman Nursing Home. Jackie Gltoason in Mrs. Wilham Fisher and son featuring a decorated birthday Mrs. Mora. . held with Mrs. Henry Reibel, MAR. II "GIGOT" I returned to their home, Belpre cake. Mr. and Mrs. Lake visitCallmg during the afternoon vice president, In rharge, El..,. Whlte. Shrine I (I n Color) , Mondny evening alter spend· ed Sunday evening In Coolville were Mr. and Mrs. A. A. N1berl tlon of offlcera wss held with ~eel at the - :anding the weekend ' with her par- with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Con- and T~na and Todd of Gallipo- Mrs. Reibel selected as pres!. Thllnday .at Gent> Nf' lson Fay Spain ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. grove enroute to West Jefferson. hs; Miss June Ann Wamsley, den!; Mrs. Dale Smith, secrom. tor praetl~ All elected " THUNDER ISLAND" Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher Mrs. Kenneth Byer, Gallipo- Pomeroy; and Mr. and Mrs. tary, and Mrs. Fred Dessauer, appcilnled offlcen are 111'1· visited recenfly at Chelyn, W. lis, spent the weekend at her Donald Mora and family. treasurer, to be preaenl. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth home in Middleport. Games were played and priz. Afternoon Circle wll1 Farley. Mrs. Farley is recuper· Mr. and Mrs. Horten Brown, es awarded to Mrs. Albert EbThursday afternooo at Pomeroy, Ohto atinl from recent surgery. Columbus, spent the weekend ersbaeh, Mrs. Riebel, Mrs. Am- p.m.;!,! Beautiful...Compact... E fficient Val Mitch was the Sunday in Pomeroy and Middleport wilh eet1'ng 1'n old Ha•es and Mrs. Smith. ' . bro th 9',,relatives. Mrs. Brown is the Easy to carry... Easy to store dinner guests of hlS LJlpstesses M wUI M be Mrs. GiblAST TIME TONIGHT Theodore Mitch and family . j former Lora Rousb, formerly of Refreshments were HI'Ved loyd,. rs. ayne " SEX AND THE Clloic:e ol dlyifll te,.ratures • Eaka·la1ge, SINGLE GIRl" Several memhers of the First byd ~- hoBenstessNto ~'!::.« ·~:e The~!!i!' ~~ID.Ciub Paul Fisher ret~rned to his , Middleport. (Technicolor) ~IIJ)I fasilllll bonae! • Nail<l'yer • Beautiful employmenl at Ch1lhcothe Sun- ~ Forrest Bachiel, student at Baptist Church In Middleport an """· . eu~- .... ~·· will meet Tburaday evenlni on Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, day evening, alter spending the . Mount Union College, is opend- were In Jackson Thursday lor Everett Dailey, Mn. Mu Mein- March ,- . . Sly)ifll e Re-abJ81118kl!·Uj1 mUIOI 1 21 at 7,110 p. m. at the Hetuy Fonda, Lauren Baca11, weekend at his home. 1 ing the sprinl vacation with hll the meeting of the Rio G ode bart tllld auut, Mn. Rea. The Me.l Ferrer, Fran Jeffriel, Edward E. Horton, Count BaMrs. John Frick returned parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forreal Baptist Association held ~a the next meoling will be held at ~~~~.~a::.::::: Wortd·F•IIOUS aie and Orchestra . home Mo~day . from Meigs Gen- Bachtel and family. He became J•cbon Baptist Chureh. lbe home of Mrs. Dale Smith. Rodt' Sjxinp Grange 'Will v... c, .. ~,· Colorc~rtoon• era! Hosp1tal and 11 lmprovmg. Ul lhlo past week and Is conliD- Tbey were the Rev. and Mrs. ''l'burallay at 7>10 p. m. A Rev. A. N. Grueser of ed to his home with a lddney Donald Boone Mr. and Mrs SERIOUSLY ILL will be p~ by WED. ond THURSDAY CUyh arMirived GSunday lor a visit lnleclion. E Fred Gibbs, Mrs. Paul Smart: Austin Lehew, 1 former Poma refresh- See the complete line of Hoover Eledrlc•l Much 2~25 NOT OPEN Wit ss enev1eve Mr. and Mrs. ar1 Acree and Mrs. Charles Bennett Mrs. oroy Ide 0 1 bas beenl~~~~~~ and brother. son, Gary, who formerly resid- lis Anthony, Mrs. 11icbard ly m ';: St Elizabeth H of Appliances including Bre1d Touters, ~" Alfred Gloeckner of Canlon ed at 304 Sycamore-St. In Mid- en, Mro. Pearl Hoffman Mrs. Covington FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Pnlbyterlan Morch 26-27 spent the weekend with his mo- dleport, have moved to their Beulah White, Mrs. ' ' • Churah ill will mee' ELVIS PRESLEY In Openers, St..m and Dry Irons, Fry Pans, ther, Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner and new residence on Front-St. in White and Mr. and Mrs. ----ITh,~ay MeninC at 7:110 p,m, "KING CREOLE" Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore. Gallipolis. Cheesebrew. lb.e chlii'Cil. Bootesw will Elvis Presley, Carolyn Jones, Sh1mpoo Polishers 1nd Sweepers. Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas New officers elected Include Dolores Hart, Dean Jagger, Mn,' George AnderfMIII, Mrl. MEET WEONESDAY and sons, Steve, Billy, and M~ Mrs. Willis Anthony of the Vic Morrow. .Ancierlllll, Mrl. Don The XI Gamma Mu Sorority chael, of South Charleston, Ohio, dleport Church, president; WHAT LOVE Featurttt•: A Milled Fortun• Mrs. (leorge Low...,., 18 Colorc1rtoon IVill meet at the officr of the spent the weekend with their Charles Bennett, chairman of What ls lov that Moon ·a Mrs. Columbia Gas Compony at parents, Mr. and Mrs. For- Cbrisllan Training; Mrs. Beue one may I8Y SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Middleport Wedne.day evening rest Bachtel and family 1n Mid· lab White, chairtnall of Chris- You:" have my love f1r Morch 28-29-30 msiead of Thursday as was dleport and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lion social relationa, servJna 111~· POMEROY "THE AMERICANIZATION planned. Election of officers !ism Matlack of Chester. other year, But yet 18 it lhill way lo be, DF EMILY" Ia love aowelhlng anyone James Gamer, Julie Andrews will he held antdd,;•;,J;~p,,.....~ ~ J Melv:yn Douglas. Jas. Coburn. 1 party will be ' Seaquicentennial Miniltry Re11iewed see? Keenan Wynn. members are urged tD attend F Cia C.lorcartoonl Jove Ia not 10metblng and bring a guest. Auracta Se11eral or ureh Circle can lake; Attendlna the Seoquicenteu- The theme "Strengthen Your nlal of the Gallipolis First Unit- Brethren Through a Shepherd. And say, "Tonlihl my stops, your, heart ed Presbyterian Church, Mon- ing Mlnist!y," waa the tople day evening !rom Syracuse were lUed by the pastor, Clarence break." is that whlcb you cannot Mr. and Mrs. Albert Durst, Mr. ~~·when the Emma Smith · Blow and Mrs. -,..,mas a-~ ••· Mr• ~....le of Reorganized Church and Mrs. WWiam F. Wlnebren- of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Even If you wished to do 110. ner, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lon· Saints met at the home of Pasdon , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hard- tor and Mrs. Clarence Proffitt. love Ia not just a Partial en, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gant, Mrs. Golda GDIBan welcomklaa In 1 lane; Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. Donald ed all Present The wOrsbip Ber• II DOl just bap~, 1Cottrill, Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, vice opened with prayer by Mro. II alao pain; . and Mills Frankie Mumaw. Robert Proffitt. ill an emolillll deep Ia ' The eroup attended the 1:110 Mrs. WHllam Roush, Mrs. Oroheart; banquet In the Wasblngton ver Harris, Mn. Harold Prof. And It does not stop wll8n School cafeteria preceding liJ flU look part In lb.e lfOI'Iblp sfr. era part. addreSB of Dr. Alder G. Hawi- vice wbich waa OODclwf. I ina, moderator of the General ed by a lhorl talk by the pas- For love does not slop at a . Assembly. tor. Group diJCI'"''ion fD!Iowed. mand . I Mrs. Wllllam F. WinebrOIIIOI', 'lbe Women~1 .DePt. II to It II there and u..rt It ' aa deleeate · Mrs. Arthur Syi· In charge of Family ever will oland, i vester, al;e;,ate and Mrs. AI· March 28, 11 7;30 p.m. Carda The love 1bat ClJI be pvfll , bert Dural attended the meet- were sent to the sick of I b e today . i In of Scioto Preabytery at Clill· community. Refresbments were just aa quietly taken" away. llcolhe Tueadlly. served to 10 IIIOIIIberl by t b e boatess. love that'• plaamed from COMPLETES TEST start . Locust Grove Mamie, a 11Jr,. MRS. DAio CONVALI!'8CING lt'1 from tha bead and not year-old reJ!alered Guernsey Mrs. Vincent Dabo, Lincoln heart. cow, owned by Edson Rousb, Hlll, Pomeroy, bas been eonmany people ley to Ute Either W•y We C1n Save You Money Racine, Ohlo, bas compleled an valesclng at the bome of helJove that ulberl raalalylivt'·'l offlclal DHIR actual production mother, Mn. J. K. Smith, With A .. . record of 1,718 pounda of milk Middleport. aonn they fiDd lbemael.. and au )IOUIIIls of butterfat, in ---...,._- . 1n IOJI'OW . •; . ·?- .. ~ ... ' ' . ' . . stl5 dayo two lima 1 day miJt. OOU8IN DIES of love they tried 11 ,, 11 ina. aecordln& to the Ameri- Miss Sue Lehew of Mason, bornw; . ·~ " . ~ ""' J . ' " ., . ean Guernsey Cattle Club. The W. Va., bas learned of lbe When they cou11I ·llm! bi01i baJI' waa by Ohio death of Hobert . hl'l' py fro1J! lha 11ar1 Slate cousin, In New York U their love bad ooly .,... from Uie. 'Jielrl. . anger For Astronauts t · Follow onto Moo Jail Escapee Captured in Jackson Area Mrs. Erb is Hostess to fr1day Group ,_....._...,.=_..---....... I . I MEIGS THEATRE Baptists Attend M :':t ":"...:.'::; Jackson Church i. •• ..,., Ky THE POET'S CORNER Elberfelds Dept. Store 1 ... ., '\ IF YOU CAN'T SEE US I .. "FIRST" 1 I BE SURE TO SEE US "LAST" .........,.... BANK RATE AUTO LOAN WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ,ationaI LADIESI Olarlea Cllnl. Jliwuy CJiOIC& TEXTURED NnON STOCKINGS 1.acr Diamond Patt.m e Royal Block e Pecan WHY PAY MOREt ... PIULADELPilL\ Amlrlca BUJ 98! . ton- il the Ill tile ' their RALL'S aEN FRANKliN Member Fedenl Depotlt lllluranee Corporatloll OH 0 . ,,-. ~--:-~~~'J"·.-:-~_:_:_:~ ::.~~:.:..:. ,:'.----.--:-:"'!':_:_::._:--~-·M••IDDL-·E·POR-·T·,-·· ·'-·.. oeleeted ~ollaJ: .C , . ·-----'! Jllili'1Y~tliP•";;f~ ,. •.. . ' ~ ' . ), . \ WASHINGTON IVPII - A "mfgbty bappy" Presldeat : Jobn1on Ia preparing a a•tlonal welcome Friday for the stars of tbe Gemini spact. i opectacular. The President voiced the aa11on'l pride and extended a Whlte House iu-vitatioa via radln - telepbone Tnesdoy to astronauts Vlr1il (Gus) Grls· 10111 and John W. Young after ibey were aboard tbe carrier Intrepid. I ,MhtJJliiii! iki&h.m~ 1 ' , ' 1 I · . DANCE GROUP - These six Eastern High sc hool stud•nts will dance to the of " Hey, Look Me Over," during the minstrel and olio at the school Thursday day nights of this week. Left to right. are Cindy Rinehart , Unda Larkins, Cheryl Be1nb, Sally Mora, Roberta Trussell and Ann Holler- Sentinel photo Eastern Minstrel Opens Thursday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 23, 1965 eblin kennedy saunders