https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7ee0c5d55d0bf286f682050d514ecdfd.pdf 472bb8edf430deff777ca1455d0b7060 PDF Text Text ...... . ·~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~4~-· -_.:;;:.:~:: - ··~·-~·~·~:=~~~:~~~:~~;=.:;~~~=~~~~~~~~~~...-~~----~~~~~~~::.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:r = ,,< t 'I • ,. ~ • ............. ., ......... ... _ ~ NOW JOU ODUW Dr. T. Jay B~dshaw Optometrist OHice Hours: Tuesday & Thursday Call: Wy-2-3279 ' Ill ... !diW • • ~ ·~ , VOL XVI At Ingels .. ~ NO. 301 ' • a1. y . enttne • Ill !'li. lleip.M- Ar• De..ted !'o I'M ,..,.,...,. POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • TUESOA Y, APRIL 6, i965 --- ------- --- ___ ..... ___ _ •• ~--- -- .. - ---........ . • SAVE! BIG PATIO BUYS WITH A FULL SEASON AHEAD ! lallo Andrew• Rex Harrison M 0 N I C A, Calif. Andrews and Harrison co-star- (UP!) - Julie Andrews. Rex ring as Eliza Doolittle and HenHarrison and ''My Fair Lady" ry Higgins. It became the most RegattaShow p anned 1 ~· were reunited at the pinna~le successful musical show in his- · of show business today With tory. Ac&demy Awards for best ac- I I Andrews, Harrison, Make History with 'Fair Lady' SANTA A Minersville !Choolboy was left leg, possible fracture of the : dent took plar>e at 11 : 15 a.m. seriously injured when he was right arm, and head and Inter- Monday on Rt. 124, thi"E"e tenths struck by a car whlle waitin8 nal injuries. He W!lls taken to 1' a mile north or Syracuse. for a school bus at 8 a.m. to. · Veterans Memorlal hospital by Cars driven in opposite direcday, '-ccording to the Ohio the Pomeroy Emergency squad. tios by Carl Circle, 19, Rt . 1 State Patr~>l . His condition was The accident is still under in· Racine and Clarence Hayman , re!X)rted fair at 11 a.m. vestigation. 71, Long Bottom met on a sharp Michael Imboden, S, waiS wait- Michael is the son of Mr. and curve. Circle was left of eening for the .school bus and was Mrs. Calvin Imboden of Miners- ter and the cars sideswiped. apparently on the river side of ville. About two years ago his There was only minor property Rt. 124, when he ran across the llO-year-old brother was fatally damage. highway. He was Jtruck by a injured at the Syracuse Post . Meigs car driven by Sally Ball, 24, Ath- Office when he too ran across J Circle was cited to ens. the highway. !county court for being ldt of The boy received a fractured Another Meigs county acci-...:l.:ce::n.t:e:.:r.:_.- - - - - - - - Harrison won the Oscar Mon- tr~u. best actor and best pte- day l'!ight at the 37th annual ture ot 1964. Academy Awards for his recre- Plans were discussed for the Crow's Town and Country R~-~ the "Yiiss America'" All made theater history nine at.1rtn of the Higgins role. while June 18-19-20 boat regatta here laurant. in lhis area has been granted years ago when Fair Lady Miss Andrews captured the when the Pomeroy Chamber of Willis Leadingham, regatta . to the local group. He sa id it open~~ on Broadway with Miss (Continued on Page 2) Commerce met Monday at chairman, said the franchise for ' is planned to have the prelim- Redwood is Everyone's Favorite for LongWe•r UMBRELLA--TABLE riltlng umbrella In colorful canvas, print lined .. Light, sturdy aluminum table , pole SPECIAL 39·95 pOmeroy ASkS fOr $525 000 for tho f Choose just the pieces you have room for and 2 Chain CoffH Tobie 79·95 ' • • Innerspring cushion in solids and prints. Rust·proof aluminum frame . 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CHAIR•nd CHAISE, ONLY_ llDW I ~~~ !'.J!':'a~~\~ ';;;~~~g~o ~';.~ ~oposal, • FrH p•rking on our Second Street lot eGLJDER EXCITING VALUES! w be 2 re~atta ~hat ~~at HERE'S AMETAL GROUP FOR EVERY PATIO IN TOWN Good looking, colorful, practical and disabled Jlft'IODI caa lbe ;cahno:~~i~.~~ 8~~dg:~~~~u~t~~ gt':~';;';·a~ii~;:I'J~:e~~:heir Bette Hobstetter. 13. Pomeroy 7th grader. and John roy. fOrtu~te ~btaln s~ch • Big Hlections- prompt delivery Hrvlce Jo"oo Williamson of R. D., who lo employed In lumbus, underwent major at St. Anthony Hospital ~.~:~~s on Friday. Sbe is ~ In Room 158, --- ~sstble e For UNDERGOES SURGERY Monday Sponsored by Scripps Ho·-1rd newspapers - The Citizen Journal in Columbus - the winner at Columbus of selling advertising lor tbe will go to Washington. D. C. - - - -gram book and booth space I later for the National Spell- 1pupils !rom the fifth. through to Clerk llorolby Johnotoa. ·the parking lot. The firm . B Ill d board offl•e o· . . . . 80 bouths Wl'll ,_ mg ee. the' -&ra .~ ...... ·• Miss Hobstett..: won her trip WlJenCj!ISHWo .,;ere left. her ' May¥,. Legar reported he has Will be opeD from I aatn ' to the Slate Bee Monday night •opponent. Dana Snoulf'f. also filed iii: application for Appa- WASHINGTON (UPI)-House p.m. Monday !Woagb Friday. BETHEL, Ohio (UP!) _ Tbe Olber projects In the . at the Pomeroy elementary a 7th grader, missed on I h o lachia aid totaling $525,000, but Republicans went before the Tbe only matten to H deeld· proposed route of the Appalach- ning stages mclude a S{'hool by outspelting 19 other word ··taught." Bette spelled it Bdded Pomeroy would be very House Rules Committee today ed by Meigs voters, wJib the ian Way through Southern Ohio water and sky show the -- ·· - - ---·-- - - · -····· cor rP('tly. then drew "'teleto a grant to launch a counter--attack on exception of Middleport \'U- is running into opposition. less weekend. . iphone.'' which she also spelled f&r cmstructiOn of Its sewage President Johnson's program !age wbere a primary election than two weeks after its disclo- satd the Pomeroy and I 0 Icorrectly to win . Snouffer Is treatment facthties. for health care for elderly per. Js scbedaled, are &be state- sure j port fire departments and the alternate. Legar, however, added sons. wide boDd ilaaa. Deadline for O. H. Sharp of this Jaycees will be in charge JOHN _ An estimated parents and 50 h;om"::y Rep. John w. Byrnes, Wb,, voters lo AprU 2t. Clermont County viUage oald concessions. .I fl'iends of the students attendsponsor of an alternate GOP ~¥JtTiiill~:Rill!l7~ the proposed route fads to take It Is expected 200 boats _wli Three Assessed ed the match in Pomeroy direct-. 1 was scheduled a•. the · · into account the need for an he launched on the Ohio River Fines by Court ed by Mrs . Martha Husted with Jach' first witness as the committee evacuation route b'om periodic Pomeroy to participate In Three persons were fined and Mrs . Theodosia Frecker, Miss Pomeroy mayor said he opened its second day of hearOooding of the Ohio River. He championship boat races forfeited a bond Mon- CLEVELAND fUPf\ - Gov- . Helen Smith and Mr. Ellt 8 has received a letter from AI- mgs on broa~ened . health said Ohio 125 1s overburdened 1 at Will carry 8 purse . day night in court action by Mid. Young .as Judges and Supt. dl bert Giles at the office of Ohio care-Social Security bill con0 UfC ! with traffic during such emerg~ $2.500 ~nd trophies, accordmg Mayor Lee Smith·. :;~~:n~~~:sina~~;~ci~l.i)~: Schools Charles Gibbs, pronounAppalachia Aid in Columbus ask- taining the John~n plan. encies. to Leadmgham. William Wayne Russell , 18, cer tng that the Ohio Department of The committee lS e_x~cted... to Sharp hopes to rally mayors Chamber member ~re~ , 1 was fined $S and Monday· believed to be the Miss Hobstetter, daughter of Health be contacted to learn if approve . the admmtstratJOnin Adams and Brown cmmties, reported no apphcatmn on a stop sign violat ion lou:-gest _amount_ of cash and Mrs . HobstetL W which also border the Ohio, be- federal aid m the proposed se~ze~ m_ a smgle gambling ler. 1669 Lincoln Height.s. is an the town has completed all the backed bill for a Ooor vote lat0 1 1 20 er this week. House passage is The Meigs COW!ty eommls- hind his position. struction of an airport for . a~~K ~ s •, f ' ratd m this country. honor roll pupil, is a member 0~ The money was found in the of the band, and her favorite virtuaUy certain. sinners am-eed Monday to purThe proposed route for the county was made before t 'h aln cohssl 'Ill bin .., b'll' •• 'I d dl' . dancmg . e proposes a .., 1 ton chase an Adams model 4fO mo- highway which the state hopes Apr1 2 ea me . . 1o 1ave nd us B"llveMI<'He ff"un home of Wilbur Dean a su::r hobb Y Is package which includes a com- tor grader from the Southern to build 'as a part of the federal William Blaettnar $5 for t peeled numbers game In Middleport 8th grad• pulsory hospttal care program, Equipment company of Old Appolachia program. generally stded ln the absence of J h I MacK 'ght 21 N Officials satd Dean told the ' English teacher Mrs. C. !. known as "Medi· Washington, Ohio, for t22,309, would follow Ohio 32 thrqh dent. Jack Carsey. Others $!; agents about his numbers operBlakeslee bas <'Onducled 1 care, for persons over 65. ThJs less trade-in for the old grader. Clermont County. tendmg were Georgt" . a speed charge ation and led them to a second· lendn eltmh mationd tetstds a;oodng . I part of the plan would be fi. . rer. Bob Jacobs, Ted Downie. · floor bedroom where most of a 8t gra e s u ens urtn In nanced by Social Security ~r .. ·msstoners Kennet.h MeBob Gant. Al Leonard. Ted PPrsonal ftrOIIf"rly the money was slort!d in two;lhe past four weeks. . taxes. Elhmny and Charles R. Karr, John H. Van Kirk ., Downie, Dick Owen. Bill Down- T· D dl' ,., steel filing cabmets. • By yesterday, two were loll, the It aJso Includes 1 voluntary Sr ., also decided to purchase ·,e Rev R't .,• Mart 1·n N ..., ax ea 1ne 1,ote Th d b dl :Tannehill, and 8th grader. Joey I. 'd 1·' 1oun 51 un es If' d T I from the D a:•. F at Aile 90 \ Compt ' . 'nn'te ' . Chan. an. Deln . Metgs . Countv insurance nrAaPam to be li IqUI asp hat '-"l"'l e Au d'ttor Gor- ~ t e. ag•n . , m y. anne h'll 1 won an ora! . 000 5 1 ,........by 'participants- Matem · on, ada " · · ('a ld w•·II ""'·d today II Je con e~:~e't·1 m·I neat spe lidown. lf'nd nanced joint!• Co. of Cam brl'dge Fu I I !or John ar Ca Ke .,m W"'ton H. • . kammg .'~' d· dd I Y "· his alt"" and the ~ and M.C.O. Primer from the . nera ser~ ces . m n Y' rml * · for filing personal pac ages <:~n a 1 Jon a un- nate. .. fed.eral IOvernment, Ashla d Oil and Refining Co Hollis Van Kirk, or Cheshire, and Bob Wmgeft. \ tax forms at h's office packaged money. I Tannehill is the son or C1Jel;. would take care doctor for remainder of this year: Rt. 1. who. died MOI'Iiay after'., is April 30. . I Dean and rour other perS<Jn!5 ,tt!r L. Tannehil1, 916 bills and other medical exnoon at hiS residence at · the SQUAD SUMMONED He said the personal proper- arrested in a cr•rkdown on ,He is an honor roll pupil, 111"WASHINGTON penses. . . In. otber activity, the com- age of lltl, wm be held at the . tax pertains to all mercb- numbers operations were ar-! Boys' League baseball p!ayii, Johnson and hi.! top m1U· In the mi&Sioners asked for quotes on Coats Funeral horne Racme emergency rarmers doctors dentist!! ra1gned before U. S. CommJs-1was named to the Bend tary and aides COD· would mcrease present Socl81 gas and fuel blds from Wednesday at 3:30 p. !": were summoned at 9:57 p. m. anyone land' conlracl sioner C I iff 1> r d Bruce on ue 7th Grade All-Star ler today with the No. I Item Security bellellls by 7 per cent Standard 011, Texaco, Ashland Rev: Clyde Bartlett Monday for Earl Van Meter notes , morlgages. Interest bear- charges of failing to l!'ve a $50 ,baU t•am. and is the 1965 on agenda expected to be mcrease the maximum Oil and Landmark, fund Burtal w1U be m Gravel Hill near Portland. He was taken ing ,..•,ligations or anyone hav- federal gamblmg heense s1amp .J ffi States table tenniS chi. the speech be will make which elderly persons could transfers! and accepted jail con- cemerery. Veterans Memorial Hospital ing money in an I>Ut-of state They were reiE"ased. on $500 ion in the Boys Under 14 difl: 1 on . Vtet Nam and Southeast earn from other sources and tracts w1th Rutland and Pome- He was born May 8, 1874, lhe ., medical patient. flnancial institution. bond eacb. islon . -,':'f:, Asia. still be eligible lor benefits. roy villages. son of the late William Blld -- - --· ., Elberfelds In Pomeroy S-WAY CHAISE ;~:o:h!~:u:e~~m: ~~!u"m GOJ,J-()ffers "'"~~"':: Opposition re:~.~e~~~aP~~:~~~te Medicare In • ::,:I m::. 1 ...:!::!. T0 Appa· ay BI"gger Dose ~- et-~-. Is Mount·I·n·'·g· ·~~~"""'~ . ·~ ~... ~ ing of town council dis- . four embers .__ was lacking. Councilmen attending. along ' with May.,,J..egar and Clerk Ed;r: ;,.-SJ;!loenleb, were Rl)y !leu· . ·']ltiriy,s.,..et!lll.on .. ·Collins and Robert I . ... • pomeroy, M"ddl I epo·rtPupi"Is w·Ill Trips . to speIIi ng Bee ne~essary ers i:lut May?r -::_harles Legar believes gettmg Jt all would be unccmmon good Iuck . Tl . was disclosed at a meet- Cushions are waterproof and very comfortable. SeitH presentatives of Washington .. HAPPY WINNER- Bette Hobstetter, center, holds a trophy award showing IIIII Athens, Galha and Meogs coun- IS Pomeroy's spellmg champton for 1965 g~ven her by Spelling Bee Director M\\1, lies parttclpatmg. Martha Husted. At Bette's rtght IS Dana Snouffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William S!JoufLeadingham said Col. runnerup . Miss Hobstetter and .John Tannehill, of Middleport, below left, Will Glenn has been tnvited to their schooJs May 8 in the State Spelling Bee in Columbus. ' as a judge for the beauty pa' forms to meet re-· ia Act. jbrls before the Regatta on June 1geant. but no answer has been ··I· · :.,.•,. quJrements of the Federal Wa-1 Legar, following tbe discus- 18-19 and 20. I !Ceiv d He indicated it . te~ P~llut~on Control_ Act. Giles sion on the possibilities of ob- I The street committee wa! ~ ~~ped et~ secure shuttle service said lD hiS letter thiS must be taining federal "i urged resi- asked to check reported pro- fr th f . d h done m o ~ e 1g e o dents along Maln.St to clear the lems on Spring-Av and Wyllls . . b ked 't p · • om e arrgroun s w ere . rd to be I' lbl I obtain funds under the Appalacb· river banks of rush and de- Ifill. I cars WI 11 e par , o ome- Po~eroy has ~k~ for $525,000 '" Appalachia Old for sew- use them indoors or out. inary show on May 15 with re- I . s ~at ~I· ~ a~dition, ~lomatic th~ legl!Jlati~n Loc~· Rawlmg~ di~l an~ thetJ: ~a)Ol' • m~ ~Uh of!JCullm~. ~ ~· uJ!ii, holdi~g ~ 1 Count the quality features! Rust resistant, ul!l'";md~U~:.~velaa= A ai · JUan· w k :;a~.v~~~.ir~~~~·~~-: Opportuni·ty :_ed~=:~.!l~~:~ ~ pp a~, mner or ers :~.~·:r:~alm~~e:a~lnd•~; ADDOUnted byMr canaday ~ Hell· weight yet rugged frames; extra-wide weather· resistant vinyl webbing. Both told tor easy stor- / age lo Jive season.o. of pleuure. Johns Hopklna Umvetalty .m nearby Baltimore. m&Jor networks plan nationwide radio and television coverage, 11 ~t ~ ~ ~!,. FURNITURE EASYTEIAW MJDDLEPOIT .i ,.... -' 3 3 9S INGELS IS OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY NIGHTS . BLAET'TNARS • 600.-1. ~ mw:r ~--------------~---------------------------·· , ' ' ,I ; ' • .. - mea. _. · - - ' - -·· ' · ·~ · ., ~ .·. ~ear f' 1MI . . . - iJ w;u AUtHOIUl.EP loiiNTJAC: DfMii,;. • Pieces. WY 2-2635 · 011 NG- .... WNI·TNIII 1r called tho Pontieo Tempoot. A zippy Tou dld-Juit now. 1 mant F... mo,. tigerish and ttUI want reautar-ou .con- ._..., ular gas 11 standard oq~~~ . gino. Tho Pflco? A lrlflo, 11 tlo.,. go. LooiJ 111'0 11. 1 Pwllwlltll!n omy1 · Pick tM 2150-hp ¥J ' ~ tTAJt Q-lllf: ~RAND Plix CATMIIMo Mi. ......... eta MD liMPIIf c::cM tO nHl ~IY. - . . ' _Ja~k)un~or ~fW. ~lub, J?on obi-..,_ The trestle table and benches are roomy and mobile. The table has plenty of room for . pi.cnicing anywhere. Three . · time at the funeral home. ~= 3 Pc. Redwood Set For Outdoor rJining • . • 0pportunities in Appalach- lgress reports. sion assist<mt. secretary and ler and Wilma McGraw. . . ' · · • SERVICE SET ia" was the theme Monday Planning comniitlee members treasurers: Bryson Carter. Gal- R' _, b _ Committee appolnt!Denu for the "Appalachia Din· Funeral ervi~ f r S-Sgt night of the 1965 ~R Officers for the conference were Jenn~ tia County 4-H extension agent. lverv w 4 8 c1u ' ner" to be held at lhe Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy s W lb 0 h · and Advison conference in the fer Blakeslee, chainnan; Arch- presidents and vice prestdents, et Brown and Pauline 1 FIFTYSIX, ARK. - NAVY on April 80 were announced by Chairman Delmar Canas.:;;:ene t ,: 1 ':.';n p Pomero:· Junior High school ie Rose, Charles Frecker, Pat· and Ivan Archer. ar•a exten- Salem Center Girls 4,-H, ,. deep sea diver• wrote a hapPy day-Monday. : a rg a auditorium. ty Koblentz. Ernestine Wood sion agent in 4-H from Turner and Catherine ending Monday to the ordeal Coo.,.ssman Walter H. Moeller, lOth District rep- sbeonld :!"tali ;m son. was in charge of field; Big Bend Boys 1 Ivan Archer, area extension and Mrs. G. R. Thompson. of lour trapped <ave explorers, resimtatlve, will be featur· -e Y1 p. m. 1 agent under +H. was the speak- Following the session in the leader> . Harold Lohse and· Jennifer but one of their own veteran ed speaker at the dinner. Simon will be banquet chair· the Rawlings • Coats Fun...al er. His topic was "Peaks of andltorlum, advisors and offl- Gold Star clubs and their se Carpenter Boys +H underwater men died just as 1 Mn. Canaday will be aaatst. man and Robert Elberfeld, en- home. The Reva. McM!I- Proaperity." cers received guidance in tbeir advisors listed at the meeting Dorsey Jordan. Jan buge etOWd cheered · e "!"" ed by Commuolty Improvement tertalnment chairman. ~n and Donald Hl~ks will of· Jim lfamm, president of the respective fields. were • and Lavern Jordan; .llall'l'lli!Jit eesslul completion of !heir mg. Corr ration Prelldent William The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, f1clate and bJJrla! Will be m lbe 4,-H council, welcomed the large C. E. Blakeslee, county u- Ch. ster So & Sew. Marie Ko- ville Boys Honor <lull, ' •f<l!ll Cblldo in overall arraaaementa with Avril Smith as chairman, Gravel Hl!i Cemetery. Ml'll. Stel. group at the conference and a tension agent. and Ralph Moore blenlz and Cleo Smith; Five Atkins and Franklla . . llamafiO eoatrol ehlel Lyle E. for the event. wUI be in charge of table dec- Ia Walborn of Middleport, Sflt. voeal duet by ~ally Mora and area extension agenl, resource Point Star Stitchers, Mrs. Ray Meip Better Ll~ ...'"!!"!·:·· 'l'bopllu, 18, a Navy · ·Jsc:t Caraey, Pomeroy c11am. orations and favors while Rob- Walburn's grandmother, was Patty Koblentz followed. Tbe were in charge of Holter, Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Stern!lt, o.n.ltl · IND with 1' yearo tlpei'Jenee ber of ColllDitn!e president, lo ert Hoeflleh and Robert omitted m tl;e hst of survivors Big Bend Boys 4-H club wao lbe meetmgs with advisors. and Mrs. Rose Guinther: Rar- Wonde, Lloyd Ill' 'liliderwater work, c:qllapsed to ......, u ...,.plloil chairman; ell are to be.-in charge of pub- in the nutice Monday. ' in nbarge of pledg$ and Patty Health and sal.ty officers met risonvllle Girls Pauline w. s. Michael; til\tl died OS the iaBI of tho four Rlnbr:d Jones wiD bo In c:haqe !icily. Koblentz oeeretary, called the with Mrs. Harold Lohse. South- Atkins, Sharon A. Jewell and Boys Earl Dean and olePJ!etl from lllelr dart of ticket . . . In a Invocation at the dinner wUI LODGE TO MEET roll. · eastern District PTA director: Fuby .M. Halliday ; 4,-H blenb,. . · ·in RGwland C.Ve laiD oloted ,by ~ohn Wllllam' Ii'laett- be by Rev. Flilher John Pomeroy Lodp No. l!H, 1l'roe Gary Mlehae~ speaklncof the news report.,.. were lnolructed Pleasure Riders. Mrs. William . ,. All autopsy wa11W' arid Eui..- Fllher. "_, Tbrel. Bernard Fultz Ia to bo and A<eepled Muono, will meet American lllllllute o/ COopera· by , Jim Mees of WMPO radio; Downie and Mra. W. A. Mor- '"; SNver star &II determine the caun Robert Coats Middleport muter of e~monles and .May•1at 7:30 .p-m. WedneoclaJ, AprU tlvea, and Richard Koblorib, Rlla . Bo.,.., extension ...,.... ~an; Pomeroy .Bendel'll +R el~b. ford • ShUilng stare death, wbldl " tllo wtd .; head 0r C)lwleJ..Leja• will give a 17. All }laster lbllllll are lnvlt. National 4,-H Dairy C!GIIferenlle taey, , met with lead· l!rs. c . E. Blakeslee: Racine en (larpter -add Doril Dliliallled ' 011 ·Pap ll llek"ol llle!J ..• to Po!DOfOI," • ltd. • _ tlelegate, ,..... ill dJarp ct1 pro;. ll"ll • FriiiCOI iPeneer, ezleD- Jolll Neljhbor1o HalTlei Nell- .UvlsorJ. I· ' I·s Theme of 4 H Eve·n1·~ • ~ '~· .' • l.;~<lii~i:. wm,- ~· ~mbor ~t; loilddl~ develo~t, ~ ~R Mei~s liVen. £!~:.!~ ~lion �. ) ... · Mrs. Bumgarner t-Dally sentinel, Pvmeroy·'ltrldtlleport, 0., Apr. 8, 1985 Julie Andrews, Of New Haven . Harrison win D•es on M.onday Mov•". Awards • UP( 8r1efs !Continued from page I) Nlly sard apparently .... not I "ected with t h o - oper· atlon. ~- :::..::·~2&-a.m: .:,5 N!lW HAVEN - Mrs. 0 '?I fooAY-n's Lucnlla BIIJIIIarner, dred " REPORT· ~AL~ A MILE yesterday at her residence at !~ 1HE. OLD DAYS FROO WHERE New Haven at the a&e of 66 rcontrnued lrom pqe I) COLUMBUS - DOG OWN· FOLKS WALI<EP 10 YOIJ PARI< Silo woo bont october 27, liM, co In ers will have to keep 'THE 6ROCERS ··• YOUR CAR IN at the Vernon Communtty near award for her ~;torman Ipoll under "FHson1ble eontrol" ABOUT A HALF -n-IE LOT TO utaM, the daugl!!et of the "Mary Popptns She wao rdurinl daylllht hours as well ~LOCK I'ROM 'THE FRONT OF tale Lewio and Atletta Pounds passed over bdy Wa7A!-ro:·1 as at night under a bill HOME .. •• STAMPSVILLE -· Rouah. She wu preceded when the stu 10 caa Y Monday by the Hou... in death also by a son. Dallas, Hepburn .rn t~, roleth Mth!SS !An-I But what "reaoonable in 1939. drews ongmatcv m e ea er. trol" meana ne\'er was She is survived by her hua· PreHDiod Award In Ure 80metlme.s spirited band. John : three sons, Rev. Miss Hepbum wao not nom~ bale on the bill. The bill is Robert Bumaarner or Sidney. nated lor her film portrayal of in the Senate which can Ohio, and Harold and Leland, , the ebullient Eliza. but present- the bill. both of New Haven ; 13 granlf.. ed the award to co-!ltar Harrlw , Voyager up Me 12:· children, two gre"t grandchild- !!On. . , . COLUMBUS - STATE Frenltlln Pierce up ren· two sisten, Mrs. Garnet " My Fair Lady' WOJl _elJht ltor Chester w_(;Qble saki to. . •·so. m. Walter BeckWild..nradt, of Elgin, Ill., and Oscars to top all competrton, Iday $6,110.28 is due from Urree down M~~hl 1'10 I m. Mra. Thelml Capebirl of New includrng the best dlrtetorlll Belmont County _COUrt offfclail · · Haven; one brother, Lawrence aword to George Cukor. ~ and their surebeo, lnvnlvirrc GtrDipolll Dla OVIilC Routh of GeiiOII Ill. : a half· in the ballotmg was MII'JI mlohandllng of court funds. R. dowD 4 sister 'Mrs Fran~is Thomas of Poppins"· with five awards. Named in the report from 1::::..;..:,;::;;_~;:,.::;_:::;:;;:.., Derry', Pa.: three half-broth~rs, ··zorba The Greek" won three April 17, 1962 to Jan. 31, Oria Rouah of Wellavtlle Ohio st.atl.lL>ftes. were Judge George Sherry MluAmerlu and Ray ond Ralph We~vor oi B.,t supportine actress hOb· the courl'o eaatern dlvilllon and New Haven. ors went to Lila Kedrova, 1 hlo . ourety, the Ohio Casualty Funerlll ltll'Victs will be held Russian--born actresa who has Co.. Anthony M. Vavra. clerk at the New Haven EUB worked almost exclllllve!y on of courll!, and hia bonding com· Black, white patent the In Franco for her pany, the Western Surety Co.; church Wednelday II a p. m. ~ Ida 1 and former deputy clerk Pbyf· ..,. t .MwPwMzaoaa:wAma:w • where thhoe bocly ,wllltolie in sltate ~~rro~:n.~nclet waaso •her ~rst n ~~ li! Mooney, who was not bondfor one or pr or serv ces. ~ ~. ' ed desplt·~ the rnondato ,... BENTON HARBOR, MICH. The Revs. Matlin Berisford and pe•rance In an Enlllsll-lan- visions of Jaw. ry p Stllnley Moore will officiate and 1ua~e picture, and only the tUPli - Pollee Ia tblo Jittery lakeabore cl&y bunted today burial will be In Union cern.. II<'CDnd film In her career. WASHINGTON _ THE JUST. for I "mldmu'' believed to tery. Friend• may call at the . Ullfnov Willi Award ' Ice Department planned tndoov II blve slalll lllree women and FoGlesong Funeral home any· Ptter Ustlnov was voted hell w seek spy Indictments II a Utile lirl darfnc tbe put time arter 6:30 p. m. today. supportmg actor'?~ hlo comedy an Army sergeant and a: two montba. rote in "Topkapl. It was hiS dleman" accused of selling nree •I dlt vlctlmt wert Auxt1lary Patrolmen John r second Oscar m the categor~. fense secrets to the Ru!llln$1 BERLIN fUPll - The Rus· fouo4 Sunday nltbt In • field H · 1960 for hll role m I T b Will of the Melts county unit I won Ill . for 11 years. slano today defled I "strong"! • ..,. Wotor•llet, Mleb, • ol the Ohio State Hllhway Pa· " "Spartacus. " A federal f!l'lnd )U"" In Rich· . MIDDLI!POlT, O, W.'tern Prot__. and barred AI- loart• found 1rvea week• 1"'... Beat •Ani bon ra went to ., 1 0 ... trol Auxiliary will 10 to ..... urnmond. Va., will consider llod military vehtcl .. from the alt II I burned..ut bOIII bua April 10 for the annual twoI"Chin. Chlm Cber·ee" from charges ogatnat Sgt. -- 8erlln·Htlmotedt HIJihwoy. Tire bere. All lour bodleo wen day slate meetln&. Mary Poppins with music arrd 1 Lee Johnson, 41, a only ont the Allies may Die to ULidt 1Dd bad beea mutilated. Featured apeaker for t h e : · lyrics by the song-wr1ting broth- ~ courier, and Jamea Allen I'' to toolotod Wtlt Berlin. Tbe ,rloly dl•co••l'l' oeal lotmal oesoion Sunday morning Arr brakes gave way on a er teom of Richard and Rof>. kenbaugh, 48, a former lluNilln ofllcers told Weotern :n:r!~••Jb B•atoa Uar· will be Ohio State tJnlvertity ~rle iemtjtra~er par~~d~~ ert Sherman. who also won the •ergeant. II convicted, the outhorltloo tho road would be I football coach W W (Woody) l'>erty·av n omeroy award for belt muol• · IClOre, men face a marl!nntum::,,~n:~~ !I clooed to Allied .. wen a• Ger· _ _ _ _,.,' H Dr C~rl Bye~. well Bflernoon permit tine It to coa•J •l•ln for "Mary Popplno." of death. The FBI cl 1 1 man trofflc whila Ru,.lan and Cle~eland Educ~tor and hill Into an unoccupre S.st foreign language film oi lJohnson began spying · German troop.ongaged in after drnner opeaker will ap- 1 hopuot. ••ld Dano R the year waa "Yitlterday, in February, 1963, and . 1 ~lllilitory ororcl,.. WtBt ol tho · . omeroy po Ice · tod pear at tho Saturday evenl"' Anderson IUdgevllle !nd hod ay a nd tomorrow, " from lcrufted Mintkenbau•h • to olvid•d oily. left the ~i to 0 1..;, 1d• ., t h • llllly w1t11 Sophia Loren and emugale defense socrets 1 banquet. The Hilhway Patrol Auxil· Pomeroy ~'ood 1company when Marc 1 11 o Mallrlannl co- aeveral installations In Europe ' The joint eltercl"' began Mon lary has a total statewide mem· tho broktl liVe way, starring. and the Unrted States. dav and the Alllod protest wu bership of 3,000. All are mem- The truck coa•ted down tht deiivered Monday night, a bon of the American Lellon. hill on Liberty·IV 1nd hit a SQUAD CALLED Westorn ~!'"ketm~u said. Ho . Patrol Per(leant P. D. McCr... house owned by Danny Devol. Middleport emergency . called It tlrott&. Funeral aervrcos lor S-Sgt. dy commandlnl officer of !he Pollee indicated there was only I cue squad.'l!en wera •ummoned ' ,Monday at !:43 p.m. Mr. fnr Hollis Communi't harassment of John Thomas H"'·1ey , 46· wh0 1 Gallipolis Post and ouptrvisor minor damar• to the .truck, but ' Van Kirk, Clt@lltlre. Van a;r land and water traffic to dted Monday mornln& at the I of the local Auxiliary lfOUP ••· there was heavy rlamage to , rtlCJa Kltk was dead on lttlvat. 'l ·,.n hao resulted 1n th• most Wright PaUerson Arr Force l plalned that the Auxlllal')l Wls the porch of the house. No ~ :;i:JU.s preslutt againlt Welt Base Hospltal, Dayton, Will i fotmed early 1n World War lJ charges were filed . Meigs General Hospital B~rlin ain't tho blod"•l• o1 be held Thursday at 2. p. m.. at when Patrol manpower was de- ~meroy outhorltles ore InADMISSIONS_ l)esole Mayo, While The lou It Out ,~ 13 . 49 the Ewrrrc Chapel wrth bwlal pleted duo to demondo of the vestrtlltln~ a mishap thst ocCbeshlrt ; Maude Crow, Pome. ' · in Gilmore Cemetery. military. turred •t about I a .m. Ibis LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPll - roy; Sidney Hayman. Middle· Of Town-Gat The Deel The t•rt r.f the Allied protest He wao born in Melgo Coun- serving without pay, tho&e J.e. inornlnl ot the lnter&ectlon of Leaden of six Protetlant de· port; Dtnnfl McKinney, !let~·· ;\r;, not iis~losed. Bu~ it w_u 1ty, the ton of A~na Bailey and gionnaire Auxiliary Patrolmen 1M~lberry-av and Sfcond·fllt. Po-- nominations engaged in merger ter. Of The WMk On· rdered • Iii •t •tep m a dtp- )the late John Batley. He •erv•d eontrlbuto nearly 200.000 hours 1 flee nld 1 PeprrloCola truck talks lor lht past three years DISCHARGES _ Tim Neutz. .. ,,.,atlr mqn~Jver ag-».ms.t the three years in the Amry in every year with reaular Patrol !was driven into the rear or cab agreld today that thtY ha~ lr· ling, Mlddl&pgrt. eForde n..1 assmer.t. I World War 2, and enlisted ln , follcers in both routine and em- ,operated by George Sproust, rived It 8 crucial point in their ___ . h the Air Force in 19M. He waa l ertjency oporatlono. Pomeroy, Detalt. were not a· ne.muat!Onl 1he lpolie!man 11ld t t ~ 1 member of the Fore!t Run vaUable. .... • eMu1tanes efalcont '"' wal dellvere~ to Ru"r.a Methodist Church and of the They oaid tho proopectl for checkpoints at both endo of the Pomeroy Masonic Lodge F&AM eVJSe ootabllohinl 1 united church highway •llshl!lil acrou Com- 164 . may well hlrrce on the outcome nrunist lt!rrltory In East Ger. Survlvoro Include hlo wi,., of a m'"'ting here this week, at Goago readiDJ" Oalllpolll m~ny. He tOld on American Ruth, Fairburn : a sun. John, whlrh they ate wrelthna with Dam 18·2• 22·7• ~In· It '"~ See Th- SaiHmel\ Melvll\ LIHie, mllrtary polrceman delivered a Louisv!Uo, Ky.; his mother, the touchy queillon o! mlnillf. on roller•, Pomeroy Mason 24. <opy to Ruoslln autnorlllea 11 Mro. John F. (Annal Bailey, VATICAN CITY IUPI)-VaU· b riol ordination. ~M r:alll~leaK:.a~:· H~: CUHord P'hlll!p.-lld~l• Fife therle MinersVIlle; five SJsters. Mrs [ran source• said today Pope l o Thlo 11 tho lourth full-dresl 0 : t, lUI. London II ~~ John Scott, Mro . Russ Watson. ,Paul VI pl8118 to mndrfy church [ I 0 m..tine of the Conaoltatlon on and Monnet dllmo wero ftlll· tory po 111 In tr Mrs Bertha Scott , oil of Min- Iowa on marrrog.. between Ro· l Church Union which seeko to . h If 1 t ··" Winl'eld """" Ia lilt Rllllflno at the Ol G h I d _ ~ th • mng a a oo , ~N 1 ....., erSVJIIe. Mrs. an en erm· man Catholics on no •....,o .,. Second Lieutenant Roger L unite the MeUrodis! Church tho d m ona foot 1 M~rtenbetl checkpo nt on thf er, Columbus. and Mrs. J I! lllc christians The Pope will an· , Rose son of Mr and Mrs Nor: Eplocopal Church tho U~lted Boaat M-men'kr l:ost•WIIt Gtrllllh border h 11 Lout Ill t t h h In 1 ' · · ' ••• w I'HONI WY 2·2196 · Mars a , sv • ' wo s •P" nounce I • c angeo ooon man G. Rose or R. R. 1. Min-I Pr·esbyterian Church. the Unit- Oblo RJver - Queen City The AIUH defied a RussiAln children, Eugent Houdashelt 0~ · ~•pal docume~,t known •• a 1erovllle, hu entered tJ. S. Air ed Church of Cbrlll, tho Dflc~ down 13, 7 40 o.m. : Allee up 14, · attempt to restrict Ure arr cor· Troy, Ohto, and Ronald Houda l motu proprro by hro own wlll l Force pilot tramm1 at Wllllama l plea of Chrlot and tho Evarrcel~ 8·25 p.m.; C. V. hamer up 14, rklon oemna Berlin by lend· shell, U S. Arr Force m or.. rather than wall rug for com pl.. AFB. Ari•. Icol United Brethren to lorm 1 8:46 p.m.; Warner up ts, 3:40 inl planoi to Ure divided city aon. and 1 number of nlecoo 'tlon of canon l•w revlolons now Lieutenant Rose will Oy tho new communion With :ll mllUon o.m,; Chrll Jr. up 18, 6:48 • · 11 11Ut114eo the So¥letl lriod to and nephews_. th h lbePrng matdle. It potted neweot Air Force jet trolnera members. m.: Vulcan up 11, 4:10 1.111.; VI· I I 1 1 The body 1s at e 8 11rc am rf>s~n aw , was re d . IIMI """u •-- 18 • 11 .30 It 1 1 ICI de mlc • aom ••• Ul ~ y, F b F . ho h it 0 d8 ' Ill be changed by the an receive spec' . . . uneral orne, a1r rn, w ere ~· w and military trainilll dllrinc the But this mlltnlng, for the,..,_ Muonlc services will be h•ld iPope to the form of • lUaranH . be 1 11 ond tlmo in u manr dayo, the tonight. It will be brought to !lee ft'Otn hoth part .. rs to r.. year· DO& course. e WI •· Comnumilto oflut down the Ba· the Ewirrc Funeral home Wt'd· i ~pect the other's religion and warded! •llverf phellot wllngTrl upon a 1 · · · l 1 1 d " t arantee•• comp et on o t A r alnln• g.ll5bel'l chtckpomt "Ytttll fur- nesday afternoon where fr1ends nc u e a more IIU . •.. 1 ther notice." Monday U vraa may call until timi of &ervice1 from the Catholic to do all tn Conun~d flyma proar•m. • eompatt Cit .,..•• AIIUly De IICDild lllought. WaTch closely 1 od f four h d 'his or her power to romaln The heute...,nt. I groduate oi l cos or GW'a. tuurs ay. f;ithful to Catholicism and Eutern High School, received f&mily·liled lhat'l ROIIUICIJ 't>tlill I pillduca IU!plisintlJ bigWes~rn ol!lclllls &aid that to· V li lS h I rai10 the chlldren In that faith. hll B. S. derreo from Ohio compKt ... behn am111ingly 100111y•• lila ricldov both British and American OCM ODM c oo State tJnivmlty. Ho received ,. inetediblf OodgiDtalarf unbelimllfy military ••hiclel were held up Tople of 2nd J\lppt LOCAL TEMP his commlaolon upon compl.. at each end of the main hitlh· Memhel'll of the boardo of Tho ttmperoture In Porn.. ! tlon of Officer Traininl 8thool law-prit14, du ilevery day I CGIIIIGnabll. way oervln& Berlin and refUJtd education of Middleport . Pom· lroy'a busine" district at 11:1$' in 1964. His wife, Mary, itt the P"'llllll'· eroy and Meigs county srhoolo, a.m. today was 60 degreea un- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Althouch the C.mmunlstl ond other school officials are In· ~er cloudy tkleo. enck Goebel of Reedavlllo. tlave rit.ed the war aumes •• vlt@d to attend another mt"et· an txcuN for their octlon, of· fn« In Gallipolis in ronne<tlon Veteraas MtmiR'Ial llol!lltal COATES IN FAI\ ltAST ficiaiJ hero believed t,. horas• with 1 propo8ed vocational ADMISSIONS - Florence Sid·. Marine Lance Corporal Dor mont octualfy was In retollatiOn school lor Melgt and Gallla dera, Shode: Daloy Swick, C. Coates. son of Mr, and Mn. Middleport: Evelyn Holter, Ra· Albert N. Coates of 289 Lincoln tor 1 noeoliDI of the Willi Ger- counties. mon partiolntllt ocl1eauled to 'lloe meeting will be held al 'l ell": John Ru,..ll, Middle- Hill, Pomeroy, ill oervlrrc wltb be held in West Berli.o Wed.... 7:30 p.m. Thursday In Gallia port.: Sadie Chaney. London· the First Marine Brigade, which doy. Academy High school auditor- derry; Wlllard Heines, Pom.. recenlly departed Its home bue ium. Dr. Byrl Shoemaker and jroy. in Hawoll for duty in the _Fir 1!::-ti\OI.LS IN IN8Tri'IJT& Dr. John Divis of tho Oblo 1 DISCHARGES - Tlmherly ll:ast. lrlidtoel Brillion. oon ol Mt. State Department of . Education IEblin, Langsville : Mory Hoff. ----and Mrs. OWen Bratton, has will be present. to d1seu;s fur· man. New Haven; Maxrne been accepted 88 8 atudent at ther the posslbihties of eslab- [Moore, P001eroy; Lloyd Hoff. the lnslltule of 'f!dlnoJo«y ot IIJhlng sucll I SChool. man. Pomer~y,._- - - Fl. Wayne. lndiana. lit ia 1 DIVOTI(, TO INTIUIT 0~ senior at Middleport Hi 1 n Sd!oot and will begin his stud· MEIDl MUON ARIA 1t1 III!Xt fall with a major In clltmlcal enctneerlng He and COLUMBUS ltJPJ) - Mon. next two years. hta fathlt, owen Brattoft, .IJieftt day'• maJor teatsiatlve actlon - H. B. 1556. lenethent mall• 1 •~"~::_,:; t::...:-:-tt!: I ~ •etttend In 1"1. · · - toul' at • elance: mum length or , ... mtellne ......... ....,._.. _ _ II'E 7""" t:an.wNI• fro da llaada, ' ' the Olllo Y.UIJ nM inl the lbst1tutt biM 'II and n"'--oa~ m 44 to ~ ys. tn1 ~mpallJ no M:•DI!idlll It ._., lllakin« 1Dr b11 P -: S~NATE ;;>·~~~ t;::;:: 0:::.'"./:'-;. OIII'Oilmtnl - H. B. 388, prohibits dots Passed · ,..,, !rom nmnl"'IOOH {Vote 14-401. - S. B. lilt, Inc......,, t<rmo ..- . ,. COUfl.l: IIURPilllll:O - H. 8. 287. t~mplifilll plac- of city and vlll-.:e mayora from ~t'!:"'"',..Mr. IIIII ·Mra, Alllerl a- In& of chflmn of deceased par- two to lour yearo. wtrt RWip&ked 1ty rtlttl'ftl ertta or •baodoned chiklren lntrodu~ : .,.:!-*':!':otll~"'Lt:ft. 1:1.. :i WetiiH!ItiiJ ~ til the.~ (Vole 1211-ll). - S. B. 200, .... up DivisiOn ,_.,., A•o.. H,. ,.,. C..,, ""' caalolt of 1llr Mill blrtllday. A - H. B. 292, leill atArte oell of School Tranaportltion in v-. . hGIIIe lllllld lltl· ~l!d Clh waler'"' atato Janda IVOle lot- Hilhwoy S.fl!y Dept. and •·-••• ,,..., c&n"tn •b•• I".U.IIIl~ II tent. C was brouflht by !I>'• ·•rl te). . provldesU lntrolllporbllboo to ...,. : : · "o':.u::' ~. G<J¥ Blal .,. ....btar, .11r. Introduced: denll v 1 mor. t an two ..,.1"· tt.IOl ...ltlo a.11. OtMr n.Mon ftle .\Irs. A . ,!: - H. B. •1, rat1tl IC!hoDI miles from tchool. ,~ DeYII, lib. liwttl Mil antii£OIIIIdlt1oll Jll'OitAIIl 177 million - S. B. Jll., oahiJ ..oe u - ,.o, .,...., ., - cblldria. .Mw , , , I mIllite A&1IN 1111' Pllbl1c utWU.. - Plit0$RESS ' ' . ~"Ill~ ~1 ·· ~;.,::v,: !:!.~~r. - ...,. a.m~ up 11, 4 a .... : Jobn Lld4 4:• p.m.t. 3m0 u.,p 1 .~ ., v• H. I. 8cnrltl doWD 5-10 am • 18 7 a.m.; Francis Hougland ... . m ..• u~ ., NS a.m.; Philip Sporn Lutber Herdman up 7 • . Solvay up 19: am.; Cblrles J. ,s. doW! 20, ~ a.m.: Inca dow;, 5Lewill up Marmet S:4S l .m.; S:SO a.m., L. Fleore up . ' Asa u WIDfleld 5:30 p.m. ; A~ a.m. ; Oleander up 22 • !.SO~: len Merrill down Wlnhe 'd '. : Little_ Edw~'! ~~. &:4S 7,50 p.m.; Jefferson up Win.SO p.m.• lnva P Green 1:116 p.m.; Tbetm• Ann ~.; Lynn B: down '::' Winlleld 10 p.m.: A. J Pat. 7:40 p.m ; Alhed-A~hland ~ : up Winfield tt:31l " "' Elo P!Gree".: S:~ pnmp., .30wp m _ Jerclllf up Wlnlleld 4:10 a.m.; 11 wn ree u 9·. · ·: LUCf Jane Lucu 'up II •"' d Ia upD Gdo~~.!.:~Pi~.O 4:11 1.11>.: Jeri'J Boowortll up •me . Mel· Wlnftelcl 1:10 a.D'l. Lady MlrjotleK up Mel- I~=~;;;;,;;:.;;;;;;;;;;;; ·. p.m.; ~lly ~:wood 4M~· S:JII m. Jeffdon Melclabl 1i:.~f·m.; H•IVI ,a;.'•' ' -l, 1 Palmer Sentimental Favorite, But Jack .Nicklaus is 'Betting' Choice Pirates Thump Jim Maloney, Reds 7-3 to End Win String Lorenop a; I _____==--; I Special Offer for Seniors For That Spring DRESS PUMP ""I" John Will tO Stiff Protest Ignored by MeigS • OSPA Berlin Soviets a~.~~~~ Fau}ty Brake" Let a.·g Roll w•• John T• Ba1") ey .::;:· DI'es Mondav ·n AF Hospl"ta. ~a,t THE SHOE BOX • - ~ - -- -~ --- ~ im>eatJIU!nlo "' IJ p<Noillk '""'' llteJI ia your jaaUy'• /iaaJteiDl ~? °""' STOP I Protestants at 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD Ri ! I pope tO R • M • La arriage ws TV Schedule Jac Shirts, Sport & Dress Shirts by Arrow & Monticello Downie-Gross ;:;;;;;.:;;;===--· 1 SPECIAL EVENT White Coats-Black Slacks Blazers and Contrasting Slacks Young Men's Spring Suits TIES SOCKS BY SUPERBA BY ESQUIRE YOUNG MEN'S JEWELRY BY SWANK AT 1C • } Stage Jn M T }k erger 8 THE MEN'S STORE ' POMEROY OHIO ver uews Lt Roger Rose . Year . of Becrins a;:1~ c~kft~~l ~~:: t!m OR Represent Char~aton P'J t Training • : KEITH GOBLE FORD Middleport, 0. I 1 h ' I A d now for my feature trick of t a evan ng n ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• •• ••• FOR TAXES • •• BJLLS •• • CASB • Ill CA5fl M III LQMI •I ' • lOM1 p. • $21111 1U6 IU.» • ~J/6,lf1 501 •• uoo &1.87 100 40.92 'DUO tOA5 •• ••• I ! 1 1 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL The Assembly: at aGlance •mil&•- .- • '' •... CASH NBA Playoff Sludlnes By UDfled Preoa llllematiGul Eaoten Dh1sloD Beat of s.... w. Boston .. . .. .. .. . •.. . 1 Philadelphia . .. .. .. . .. 0 Westera DlvlaloD Beo\ ()( s...,. w. 7 Los Angeles . .. .• . .. .. 2 BaltfDIOTe .. . •..... . .. 0 MO!Ij)ay'o Reslllo Los Angeleo 111 BalUmll'e Ill (Only eame ocbeduled) ·-·-................... •• OPENING PITCIIER HOUSTON (UP!) - illlil!l-1 bander Mel Stottlymyre pitch lor the New Yort keeo Friday agatnat the How~ I ton Aolt'Os fD the sold-out ,. J>.y . . . . . . . . . . . , _ .... S299J I =-:.: Jikt' \e I . . . . . .._. .... ... I J: J l'haM WY 2-2171 . -.=.:r_•w_:-:,..e::':r.; '', . t c_,.,. Bal )'CMI willliloiiiiJos _ _, 4Uiet ride. Aad . . . - ...,U!Jo Teorl JliwFc!N,yoa'l'""""-ilolf.,. ••••res.. co••ftde-=ea, ........ ..ndl~d .ill tile ••• 4ar-pria!llleld-- New Q 'I) • JOO% ...,. bodyotroogest ~on a Ford. Frame tloDOI 0111 irrilalios road d t'w • ....., New Luuor LTD'• • Dew ator interiors, thick nyloa wall-t.......U <aFpeting • WaJnudike llin,tlioserts on dOOIS aod Ktstrument panel • Rear· seat center - . , 1M: as.b tnys t4 """' ilMdlopsj New P - • Big. ,.... 289-co. ilo. V-8 standanl iR XL's and LTD's • New BIG SIX-biggest Six iR any car, std. ......... Galaxie and Cuot.- models •t..t-ading xoustical consllltoq roodactetl lt:SU in Qich 1965 FDrds <Galuie !00 Sec1aa. XL and LTD Hardtops) witk 289-aL ia. \o'-11 t'tlginet~ and automatic trancm•insw I"'de qllkitt than a nrw RollJ..Roya~. ·r - . wea l'fffi6ed by tbe u.s. Aula Club. Test Drive Tollll Perfmmaae 'liS Best year yet lo go Ford! FO ., ~· i2S I. Main St. hit Mlllef, MIJr. t:.=..':=~.:cr-r": ~~ IU~IWITY ~0. iiue .ALtO BIND IIGNATliBJ; LOANI •• • •• .'' • •• ' & SAWIO.S CIO. oo••- "' torj .. I' I MN .. I'Oii tte. J110,- FeiN Deokr ... a MD2 :5 iW Leek Ferd MS. lry L k. Yoo -'1 ... Jeri •eciwc Ralh :&.!ee's Aft -~ .a. -~· •J-.w. .... ,_y &1 T- .......... Ma;ae ,... 111t1 Mo untlla- piooe,IMo-tarJ W Her '65 Ford rides quieter •••• than her Rolls-Royce j 2 =;m Lft l I KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. 461 South Third St., Middleport, 0, 77 I7 J ' . �- - - . .. ... - ~- .... - ~ ;o. .. -- - - · - ...... ~ ••• , •• • II J)all:y SenUn•!. Pomeroy·l\f~ddlepott, o.. Notlce . 0 £1mprovements . •IS . 1' 1. . '' ••. .:..'1 ' Hosptl.iU t,ews Reqmre • dunder Law •Bra~g _ e lMs A pr . - 1\J • L, ltiMard. l" Park Dr., Pl. Ra~tne. Rlch111'4 _llellllkGI!Ir,lrlliiJ!, Pleasant. Robert T.arl 'llayo, _Oak Hll1, Mra. &rnest Evorttl ~ K1· t r Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. llrtM • ' will .... Initiation. t!l., Henderoon. ()fa carlllle Slllmbo, Itt. 4 Oak BtU. Mn. Mri. Lyle rratey. 41 a.. SflrllL 7 UUlt I APRIL Rt. 1. Hendtnoh. Mrs. John K. Mason B. Clark, Wellaton, Mn. lleld Ave., da!Jihtor, ll:57 p. c::; inM=u'!.n w;:,~~~ !;i Entered Hoopllal ~ ~·r~~:v;;~~~';~wWH~:~~.Iv~~ William L. Walker, Wetl51on, m. Sunday. , lhelr annual sprilll meet- PT. PLEASANT - Maoon mare than one thousand dollars. Arnone . tho8t who entered va .. Charles Ernest Kay, Elllene A. Mayfield, Rt. S • llloebors• _ CALENDAR hold ing . we neoday , Ap 1. al CO<lnty Assessor Morrl• Bragg The. ahall contain the Holzer hospital In tht past 24 1oide, w Va .. Roy V. McCoy, Well•ton, Mra. Arley M. P~ Pallenll recently dlscbl..... There 1 1115, Ironton, GrtiiOI'l' A. Car- latluded MrL Arlbdr Jallltr, roll, Ironton, Ear1 Clark, Rl 1 Mrs George Grey Char)ea w Coolville, Mrs. Reese V. Dins- Ptck Kimberl' A Biker• moor, New Marlhfitkt, Fred J. ena. Y ' · ' Smith, Columbua, Mrs. Helen Ltu K. Niday, H.arold Olb)ll, M, Mlttenthal, HunUflllon, C. Jamel L. French, Mrs. T. ell P. Lone, Robertsl>url, W. AUon l,ncf Infant dauehter. al!d V::•:..:•:n:d:M::~:·;J:ob:n;;;;Jo;h;RIOII~,~M~fl;,;G;;.;,;L;.;'fl;oo;,;lu;m;.;;;;;;=; _,. VOUTH ASKEr I'OR IT! q. r 1 r----------, Candies For Easter! 10 DAY DISCOUNT SALE l 1 RALL'S Bt;N :'eLi 'll•1 :·•.Ua.r at 8 p m. TIJI:!re out. •.• ·ill :w d f •rogr~.JJI :.11'tTlbers ;;~re J'ikd lo iJr"' l; dt \'J!ed eggs -ADMIRALClock Radio $11 ·JI' ~:~n dwi .:l"'" lt,r Hay1's of Middleport. Regular $58 I CHASE HARDWARE ' APRIL 9 ~tary Shrine, While Shrine of Jeru sctlcm will meet at I he IOOF hal!, Friday at~ p.m. for a business Sf'"sion. Open installation nf oft ··ers will be ht-ld I '---- Gasoline Ashland makes your engine come '• Regulor $7.95 ch•irs 5.95 Lane Cedar Chests $38 - $48 -$54 rable Lamp• _ _ Comparo •t $9.95 SOFA BEDS Good cholct of ~•lors 1M P:1brlts _ _ $55 : FrH DollvoryEIIy Terms MIDDLEPORT, 0. a 47 z IP';;;.ter" Du.,.; sio;LT.:r:-:. lACS WITH fATHER PH0. 1s:t: Total 242!1. Won a Lost High Serl~ -Ken McEihln- Grueser 296 ; S. Bartels 324; Handicap ~:.; BIAS o Points a. Aobland OU Co. - ney S6l; lllgh Game - Tom els 432; B. Smith 405; Dear TBMWFP · H. Vineyard UZ; J. Meu 294; Ander,.,. 212; IIICI1 Team Ser· Winebrenner 402. Handicap 113; Cata _ M. Titus 240 ., Sor--y, you re not r.elting leo - KI<C Jeweler• 2184, High 'n>tal 2032. ' through. . . Team Gome - K " C Jewelrs Chw'a - L. McKinney Seho le4; J. Welter 1811; B. Maybe you forgot your fall> Hickey, Hamsbur& Hospital, 855 · R. Edwards 315; P. Roush Werry Ill; lle<:ter 20l; Halldiers provided the money for the Room 926, Harrlllburg, Pa. G. Hovatter 395; BUnd t24; Total1401. Won 2 record player, the records and ThBnk you. - M.H. Wedneoday NIP* Leqae Blind 243; Total 2014. - M. Childrt !39; everything else you tRke for YOUNG, YOUNG MARRIEDS Mareb Zf, INti ...1111 lbop - M. Lehew l15; 1!:. BroWil !52; gran"d Know wnv' 8'''""'" Dear Helen : . Tb• SpoDen - Ben Grind- K. Walker 352; P. Younc 1110; lloQJ 174: G. Hawley 1810 570 • Total 1339· Won lhev love you Think on THAT My husband and l are still staff 389 : Barb Grindstaff 284: J. Goodnite 35Z ; P. Collins 2 fur a wh1le - H ' '" our late teens. ·.~·e are very Virginia Hoyt 429; Art Roy! 401 Hlllldicap 273; Total 2179. Lost · . l'low To Hold V(ll'R HE' .I'INC: :happy With each other, but we Handicap 90; Total 11113. Won 1 High Game - P. Collins SliDe Rays - J. \l.lild<errrluth JfM\0 DEPAHTJ\11-:NT have a proble":J. All our frmnd& Lost 2. 'nle Foursome_ Char· High Series -P . Collins C.. Hannahs 255, B. ~ens~ r, Oear Hdrn· are NOT married and we have les WinebreMer 286 . Linda Team High Game _ ler 215 , C. Hagg~y 228, T. More Firmly In l'lace Wonder <f _vou would ask your nothing in common with t~em Winebrenner «3; G~il Hoavat- Tavern 757 : Team High Vaughan 205; Handicap 436 : any more . Ia' Be Sho Total 11164.g Won no 'our raise ~~h tmnoy and em· readers to sen d car ds to a 12· · ter 382: Richard Hovatter 429. ~ - 0 10 s 8111Y P 2179. ClarkI Lost . 0. M VomM 236 ~~rrasqbnllpplnl.<tropplngorwob~ year old who Wll1 be m the hos- We llkf.' domg thmgs and go. Total 1620 Won 2 Lost 1 . - . ' . c~ · n g when you eat l~tuJh or W\lk'> · 1 lh b ld · · 143· N Mayer 133· D Ju.'lt aprtnkle a lltue FA&TEETH on 1 pita\ for a long time He had a mg paces toge er, ut 1t wou K .. P's _ Paul Kloes 518 . • • • · )' our pJ.atu. ThiiiiiiiUIIIInl! tnon-aold l be . . if h3 d r d d WecfoHday Nlte Mb:ed Lea-- Hunnell 73· E Mees 51· s pow11er hOlds false rf!eth more firmly sleddmg accident m January mce we nen s, an Jean Kloes 316· Charl88~o. Port. •-" . ' · . · · ~,m~on,oo,mfort~D,Iy No gummy, and !'~mashed three vertebrae we haven't any A·ny sugges- er 345• Bill Porter• "'· Handl' ,___ Marcb 31, 1H5 knight 65; B. Triplett 65; Han......... · Y a~>te or eellns Doe~~ not · · • -, • ~ae Fourtomt 681· Total 1415• W ""•., heck" 'p late orJor· t(leut u re He cannot move from the waist ttons? FRIENDLESS cap 36· Total169'7 Won 2 Lost 1 w· -:. • ' on reath) Oet P!\STI!:I<:TH today u I YO' 'NG MARRIEDS ' ' mebrenner 432 · Linda Wme.. :: dru11 oouaten •narywnere. down Please wrtte to Benny u · El'elya'l Grocery - Nella Bar· b ' · . -_. . Dear Young · Bob renner 404 , Gall Hovatter 345 Team High Sertes 382 · . ton ; Barton 458; Bob Richard Hovatter 384· 1564· T High Church "a lme place to lind , Eblin 380· lola How•ll 410. To. • • earn married friends Ino place to lt 1 1 ,~ 'w 1 Lost 2 · cap 3, Total1568. Won 0 Lost 3. 8 he 1 oou. on · Evelya's Grocery · f . d be m • _aux. ht y tel me - vbut [ Alley Call - Betty Russell I Barton H8; Bob Barwn th at s anot er questiOn I ou 363. Harold Russel) 475. Lois Bob Eb . . m1ght join a mixed bow1ing · • lin 369, lola Howell : . Clelland 345; Tom Clelland 490; Handicap O· Total 1727 Won I league, or . smile at a shopper Handicap 51; Total 1725. Won 2 IA.Ist 0. ' . ySohu: agebmbl thle sui permarket. Lost l. Pacen Four - Ken Tbe Spotlen - Ben Grln!Jtaft'll e' pro " Y one y, too. Yeauger 489; Mildred Bailey, W; Barb Grindslalf 345 · ON ' And soon som~ of the old 394 ; Lois McElhinny 341; Ken g!nia Hoyt 337: Art Hoyt gang w1ll be JOirung you. Mean- McElhinny 541. Total 1765. Won Handicap I« · Total 1675 ! while, don't upstage them just 1 Lost 2. 2 Lost 1. Pa'cera Feur ~ beca,use you're marri..d, and High Game - Tom Cletlaod Bailey 4110; Mildred Bailey I they re not. \ou haven t chang· 225; Virginia Hoyt 178; !Dgh Lois McElhinny 3!3: Ken ed all that much! - H. Series - Ken McElhinny 541 Elhlnny 535; Total 1679. Won : Dear Helen : Linda Winebrenner «3. Team Loot 2. LAUNDRYI am a girl of 17. and go with High Game - Pacers Four 633 Alley Calt - Betty RwJSelllll DRY CLEANING a boy I love VPry much. At Team High Series - Pacers I 323; Harold Russell 479; WV 2·5421 POMEROY first everything was line. but Four 178~. IClellal!d 326; To mCietland 449; when serious feelings entered ~· - .,., Ithe picture, we found that pet- Women's Thuntlay League You mean. I pain! a room with Homogenized ling wag becoming a reat probMareh 2i, IJI5 WATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY OF Iem Team No. 1 - A. Smith 378; · Spred Satin. and if it doesn't do. what you say All my life I have looked E. Searles 3!3; N. Amsbary 433; it will, 1"11 get my money back? down on girl• who claimed to A. Hanning 442; P. Mullin 4110. IBII in love fast and then justi- Handicap 138; Total 22113. Won f) petting in the name of love. 2 Lost I. Landmark - P. BiliThat's exactly what we mean! Try Guaranteed Spred Satfro 1 began to understand. exetpt kam 309; N. Carsey 392; 1. If it f .. ~s to do what we say it will you get your money bile._ I knew, and my boyfriend knew, Couch 301; L. Hawley 395; J . _: -~U.¥rantee covers five iTporlant points: Wi!ithabilirv, DtJrait was wrong. Hysell 309; Handicap 306; ~hy, "Coverage, Beautv. and Ease ol Applicalion . You be We decided we would go to Total 2012. Won I Lost 2. the judge! our respective churches and see Ratlalld FanaUure D. tf that didn't solve the problem. Grate 373; P. Ca!'llon 343; C. You know somethinc? It did. Bla~k 346; M. Edwards 3117: V. es.. Complete Dttailsln Thursday's Sontinol We're 5till in love, Helen, very Grate 327; Handicap 375; Total ' much so, but we can hold our 2070. Won 1 Lost 2. New York , .J does everything wt1 say ·it will or your money back! feelings in check because nf ClolhlDg - J. Walton 466; R. our faith. II was awfully hard McTurner 375; J. Warner 420; W. MAIN ST. POMEROY hi first. but going to church C. Krautter 362: B. Smith 421; S•l<et From Our Master Pal:tto fildde H progressively easier. Handicap 168; Total 2212. Won '1.....,.,.,.......,.....,...,......,...,....,..... 3COO Colo,.. To Chooso From · More people should! - HAND· 2 Lost 1. · LED WITH PRAYER Fabric Shop- E. Roush 393; I This copy is dedicated to A. Nease 393; N. Barton 427; family living, so if you're hav- L. McKinney 385; I. Howell 370; inc kid trouble or just plain Handicap 162; Total 2130. Won trouble, lei Helen belp VOU. 0, Lost 3. Slmoq'• M11kel She will also welcome your P. Collins 440; G. Burdette 354; Phone WV 2·3748 own amu sing experiences. Ad· D. Clark 436; E. Sylw~ster 471; 290 N. 2nd Avo. Middleport, 0. dress Helen Bottel in care of D. Nieri 493. Handicap )(IJ; To,.,_...,.....,...,.,_,_., . _,._....,.._.._,..._.._,.......,...,,.,,...,_., __,._,_"""__'-"-·"""dr_lh~is_n~e:-'wiS_SPI':"'!'pe':'r. tal 2302. Won 3 Lost 0. · 1 I .__at Ladies AlrllllarJ the Ohio llo&pital AaiiJ"'-'s 5Mh llllllll8l ~ Mrs. Gladyl Mlq!m Ylllted aever.t da,a )aol wee!< 111 ~ lumbots 'lflth Iter IQII.[n.law and · daughter, Mr. tlld Mrs. R. H. Golbardt 811111011, Srww. I I 0 NE n. •'I A. YOU'RE RIGHI"! ' .sta lled on The highway and was struck by the Fry vehicle. Pro~ ! p£>rt y damage was estimated at $2000. Ne1ther driver was cited. I I FLOOR SAMPLES CLOSEOUT .. .. . • SALE Priced For Quick Sale I WESnNGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT I j '' Westinghouse heavy duty laundromat, front load, 12 lbs: and more capacity. SALE $199·99 WESnNGHOUSE DRYER Westinghouse heavy duty dryer. Automatic control and 2-temperature selector. time IRS Man Coming ' To H~lp Thundav WESnNGHOUSE ELEC. RANGE 30" Westinghouse terrace top electric range, with side controls, large oven. SALE $247•87 WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR 2 Door Westiugbouse Refrigerator, 12.6 cu . ft. Au wmatic defrosting in refrigerator section, freezer section holds 103 Jbs. IALI OPEN HOUSE, SUNDAY, APR. 11 Homogenized SPRED SATIN QUARANTEED 5 ways Jn~;ldt Pomeroy Flower Shop €!.e;> MOORE'S WY2-2848 . Pomeroy corne meet · the car men Withthe ..,......,==...,.,......,......,,.,,[ Kir.g Builders Supply Co. e ·new business and old-fashioned ideas~ "I'm Tom , ANTI-EROSION LOS ANGELES tUPI)- Jute. I a natural fiber used by man ' for centuries, is proving highly effective in the modern battlr to halt soil erosion. An open·mesh JUte matting ~ue, owner of Tom Rue Motors, Middleport's new Chrysler-Plymouth and Imperial dealer at :399 South Third lt. We've only been open a short time, and we'd like to get off on the · You get up to 1000 bonus miles a year FREE/ Our a .,. •• Aile'; • . PT. PLEASANT - A. repre· sentative of the Internal Reven~ ue Service will be in Pt. Pleasant Thursday, April 8, from 6:METAL WARDROBES 30 a. m. un\il 5 p. m. in the jury room of the Court House . 36"w x 19"d x 63"h $28 • to assist anyone m~eding help in ' tax ' 24"W X 20"d X 60"h $13 I filing his 1964 income return. I It is requested that those who : come for assistance preparP beforehand to the extenl possible, their tax ret.urn to enable , the representative to give faster service and see !he mosl 1 peopl~ possible during his stay. , BAKER FURNITURE '-'-..!ely No•-. a: "• Mr. IIIII twll - , Pit IIIII JtiiU, . Foil OMl, "'- ¥41 .. lb ~IJ' to -"' •flltleil!111e llalt wll! • p.,.,.j,. Jrllo, IIIII IIra. Alit. old llllawda . Mn. a.otd m~ CDDfiDed to - Mn!e fer t wee!< wllb 1111. Mn. 1111gb leiii'U 1PC!1i1 ..... ..-.I day& NaJDIIy Ill ColumlluJ wllb relaiiYflllllll...._.lni 1~ ROBINSON'S Areording tu State Police. the 1 inve~iigating , "ficers, a car j being driven by John Gilbert IRS Man 1 14 Both L: SHIRT FINISHING $4.88 : Daniels. 17 . Rt. 1, Gallipolis, \ ttnctln Ntw Rock Spnnn • DAY SERVICE PT. PLE:\SANT - Albe1i W.l Fry. 42. MiddlPport . rompla1n· ed of che~t . leg and hf'ad pains I following a two car accident Sunday night on U. S. 33 north of Mason _ a...,. - '.6'; I at B p.m. Mi.ldi<'[Jf>rt Man i• lnjm·<'.-l in Wrt>t·k Ind. erot .lljiSri .C2i!lilt aw.t a.mab1 ly. . • : 1111t lflllt OtucJt 8; H,o'I(Jieap II; IlomtW 18'1; Silly Clad 185. IQI. 11'011 2 JMt L Seuon's clwnpioqto - 8t1n1 lllgh Gllllll> - K. McElllinDy Rayo; R11nDor Up - Alley Call. Jh"ay Nile Wom..'• Leape IJ&; N. BlriAlll 171. lllgh S«lta Hl&b Game - QliiCk J1ao. _ . .., ~ Jl, 1115 - K. lle£lltiJuly IC!t; N. bahl, II'J; Suay Oarit 115; 111gb ~ Tav"no c. Team lllgh Game Series - QUp llager1y 176; AprU I, ISO: day arl; C. Bachner 4S!· lyn'a G_, GO; TIIID Susy C1art a Mr. Bee- K. Lllwhorn US: Total :10'10. W011 o 1 Poinll vu Meter 338; D. Glaze ISo1r1ea- Evelyn'• Grocery whe!l they p1ay the record! Bhnr' 310; I J"'ell 14t; R. 0. . D. Nierl I'll· Hlllldie.ap 204 THEY Ulle at full blast. .Nel10n 4t4 ; D. Dot.on 524; Davlo- Waner- E. Pert')' tal :11311. ~Wa Goille _ 1 '1'1111 11 onlY one reason •.• ,Handicap 150 : Total 2385. Won 417; R. caraon 3110; T. Allder-trum Zllll; a Adamo fit. .._ lll8tl ' 0 are thorougl,ly disgusted. They LoS! 3 Pomts 0. Swloher " &on 416; C. Bahr 358: F. Reich- Floyd 451; GDmore 39 j, Marek •· IJI& 0"" dlltllpt the botoseh<ildrt, always Lohle J. Bailey 4lt; T. Bow· ert 445; Handicap lSO; Total Sylvelller 439· Handicap 252 · Ru Ball- D. bo,.lng and telling us what to ~\ ! ~: R.. _BaUey 4114; K. Me: ~- Won 0 Loot 3 Pointa 0. tal 2159. ' ' lf6; N. , _ , .-,ucJ ~ tlo. r hope other lathers who T! mny 5ft 1· W. Willford 41!, K & C. J ...len- _R. Bowen E<l'• Aalo '1'rllll _ J. B.lloudashelt IM; P. HStorya!Jdiiea]l•,l think they_ are real swingers • tal 2423· Won 3 Lost 0 Pomts 480: J. JohniiOII 471; P. Rad• land 341; A. Hanntnc 471; ~::"";~~~~.. Lost 1 8 rad lhio and realize how they · 81 , G V w· 1 481 . ord 4441; L. Wolfe 1131; A. l<l- 1\lurray 2'19; F. Manley 339· Bap J Stcry 1 5 Severo! fOUIIi people Gl the 1 ; Rock Springs MVF allellded are ruining their children's E '::achne~Y 468 _ · W b · _51&; TQ!al 2484. Won 3 Lost Boyles SSO; Handicap 315 • ' ' 1 Uves - TWO BEATLE-MAN- ~ : W. Porter i&s: 'J. 0 Pomto • 2009. Foreal Ru 111oac1t _ Story:: M. Clark 11!8; MVF at lbe Pom- I . . , . . $39 Regular $41.75 .... $29 High ~ - I!"ALS£ T££TH Mldclltport Locuol St. r th t'~hments. l $88 . Add Ap•il 1 , II" Portable T.V. : The Catholic Women's club of 19" Portable T.V. $138 the Sacred Heart church will 2!" Color 6~ model $288 meet Wednesduy evening. in thf' church auditurH!ID following len. I 21" Color 65 model $388 tPn serv iC'es. A while elephant I sale will be hPid. Tht· Past Councilors of Thro· ~Tanv Other \'alur s in doru s Council Daughters of Am· Stf:'rf:"o S~t s- Rarlios eriea. will meet Thursda~,o· rvrn. lng a1 ltle home of Mrs. Arnold anrl Color T.V. SAMSONITE BRIDGE SETS _ _ _ _ _ _ed. / COLEMAN HEATING I COOLING 'l'llis column is for young people, 'hejr pro ns alld plea. surea, their troubles lllld fun As witb the re" of Helen Help Us! •• It welcomes laughs but "?nt dodge a serious question w: a brush-off. nd your teen-age queotlons tc YOUTH ASKE!J FOR 11. care of f!elen Help US! I. newspaper. Dear II•'-.. We hBve a serious problem : our fathers. We can\ stand !hem any more. Ail they ever jo is yell, yell, yell Bt u• for no reason. Naturally, they hBte our · cords. This l•r'l unusual. of <'OUrse, because all fathero are ~- nt.ty. But '•Ill mok• us turn ' ·e record~ rd'f: But if '~ okay - "a-aine - - ~,.- flJ; lii!ID'I Mara~ 112; 111gb 9eri01 - a111011'1 MMUI, HElEN HELP US! 1 notice APRil f Grace Methodist Church ln Gal- poimed today to the law re- lollow1111 Information : <II . ~ hours were: Mrs. Bette K. Ry- HI. 1 Leon, W. Va. . Ches~ Council Daughten of lipolJs Miss Marion Brown of . . . be fled f statement thBI improvements at. 1106 Teodora A.ve., Mrs. Au·( Mrs. Walter D. R1deaour. Rt. 0 1 Amerl~• will meet TUe~a~ at the lnlt"rboard. Council. who hr:.s ~ulrln.g notice to 1are being or have been rmtde; gusta .B. Evans. 332 Third Ave., 2 Leon, W. Va .. Mrs. Eva M. f 30 'nk•re w.U be inltia·lloured mlssionarv projects a·lunprovements to real property r21 The location or address of Mrs Ethel Betz, 539 Fourth Knapp, 59 Diamond St., Mld· increa"' value in exeess the property and, t31 The name Ave . Mrs. James D.. Steele, dleport. Mrs. Robert M. Hysell, 1 ~, ::~II meubors are urged round the world. ' v•lll be the !' ofwhich lc bo present •nd Wl'ar white. , gu..t speaker. $1 ,000. , or the owner or the property. It9~ Aoelalde Dr , HolliS s. 304 Hamillon St.. Middleport, Oiotrlct Foor of tht !!:UB I The Pomeroy Shakespeare ! Braga otated a wntten nohce < Thto applies not only to pr<> Queen, Rt 1 GBIHpolls. Mrs. Mr.. Orris F. Harris. MlneraMl'n·~ Brotherhood will meet at dub ~II meel Wednesda)' at 2 i~ required by law by any per· }M'rty wtthin ~he cor~rauon but Urban ~ugh Baldw~n, Rt 2 v!He, Jome8 Denver Teaford. the Ent.erprtse church Tuesday p. m. at the home of Mrs. Dale son. corporatiori. ijSsociaUon. or l all property m the dtstnct.s . ~alllpoh~ !Injured m auto ac· Syrarttse, Mrs. Richard Nolan \.venlng. Rcwo Duvall of Belpre. Smith . Sprm._ Ave. other owner of r~al property Any pe.r~on who_ shed! Ytol.ate ct~ent.l. Mrs. August E. Ru~t. , Sterrelt, Syracuse, Mrs. . H. . presld~nl , will bt in cha.·IJe. APRIL 1 within 60 dc.ys alter ihe c om~ tt.e provtstons shall be guilty ' R10 Grande, Betty Irene Phil~ Lawrence McDaniel. RacKte, 1 The Eleanor Cirde of Heath I mencement of the imp:·ovemrnt of mtsdemeanor and upon con· ·Hps. R! 1 Crown Clly, Rlc!hard M~. Charles F. Arnott, Rt. l Pomtro~ Chapttr 186 OI:!:S, I ~1~thodisl Church will meet lo exceed $LOOn victlon thereof , shall be fined !-· --. ------- - . will nPI't 'T'uesdny at 7:45 p.m. Thur~ay evcn\ng April 8 at This includes f'tw·non ol any not lt>ss than $10 nor more than the ehurch. Mn 'Jean CooKe building or st ru et ure , enlarge- $100 Ill th~ discretifln of thl' vvill b.- the ctevollorral leader men •. moving. altering tonvert· court. l:lftd Mrs FnrrPS1 ~arhtel will Itng, extend ral.e or demolish A form iH provided for conven. e Jelly Beans _ ______ 25c lb. pt.-sent the 11rngram Hostess· Iany buildmg or strudnrr: when~. ience In the Mason County As· e..., ae Mr· Ne\;'mc. n Burdette by the value ot the s<Jtd rea l s~sor's Office located on the • Marshmallow Eggt 39c lb. ;mJ Mrs. Let ~mitn . · property shall be improved first floor of thi! Courthouse in i • Chocolate Eggs _ _ __ _ 2c-5c-1 Oc Tht' Phi l dea Worner of the Pt. Pleasant. Thre is no t\1 10dleport Chu rth ol t.. t.rist are has been used to combat soU cl ; _ ! x this building per· eSolid Chocol1te R1bbits _ _ _ _ _ l_Oc ,:>st,rving tw·t· ~ott . anntver. erosion at the Dodger stadium m11 . The matting, developed I This law is being brought to 11 a '1' at a 111 .. elu~ij. 'f'hlnday eve- here • Choc. Covered Marshm1llow Eggs 1c up nin~ at 7::w p.m. at U",f' church. , by Ludlow Corp., was placed attentiOn becaus~ m.any ne~ly Sale Ends Aprill D Miss Mild!e-J Haw I~-::• . president, ~Jver a 71)..degree. 200.ft. slope. ~onst~ucted dwellings and build, !las invltL>d al. "'urn• ~ and men Gntss grows freely through the ; mgs tn Mason COunty have not P~ ~NKLIN o1f ttH• churc:~ lo et •u:d . openings of the mat which pro- bPt'n properly reported and MIDDLEPORT, 0. p. ··k Spri 1 . ~.::-. (.r; ·r ,;twi ll terl~ set>ds an d so il from was h- therrfnre are nnt being assess· Blatt aaml, - A. ~llhiJ. folol 1511; Won I lMI Z. lli&b Series - D. -Paul Kloel set J• : 111p TMm a.m. llll'f P - 2»: e, 1165-S 110; H. -&uth· I ( .J right foot with you. So, let me put in writing tne wey we intend to do Extra mileage from every gallon, every dropr business. Pledget We're going to play It SPECIAL 59 DODGE CORONET 4 DOOR HARD TOP V·8 motor, automatic transmission, puwt>r steerine. white sidewall tires, wheel discs and radio. A REAL SPECIAL. Yes, your car goes up to 10% farther with every gallon of ~an~ A-Plus Super Gasoline or Ashland Regular. That's because both gasohnes are Vitalized with AG-105! straight down the line. Fair and honest deals on beautiful new and used cars - plus fast, efficient and cour- ' Vitalized Gasoline not only gives you more mileage, but it substantially increases road horsepower! Keeps carburetors and engine parts clean! Result ... your car has real get-up-and-go. No hesitation. No sputtering. No misfiring. You can feel the extra surge of power! ' When It comes to pleasing people, nobody beets us. Wfl e1ose • ~· KARR&VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D Ute Our QuaUty Way of 0oiJ1e BuliM8" WY 2-5342 Poll'leroy, Ohio Available only at your Good Ne_igh,por Ashland ClJ . . . the friendly man with the better ~ ASHL.AND OIL'' & .__ . .,. fti!PJN.NG CqiiPMrr . ·' . :''· '. ' . ..... ··- -- .~ - ·_,!,.-.... ·~- ·~·--- - And we'll prove just that to yow &»~ daya a week. ' So get Ashland A-Plus or Ashland Regular-Vitalized Gasoline& that make your engine come AilVE! GMAC Flnandnt Avalleble teous service. ; . . "· u~ ~¥:.; • ' Wonderful! Draperies ~nd thinp stay cleaner longer. No drafts? I ~ike \h~t; eeem• the baby spends half her. wakmg hours 0. Ill foul-.. And no noiae? Gee, no l'f!)lnder , No dirt? i, • ' . 'l.,q.el... electric Qe~ i• .~hillS 0? ' (TIM w ftr.•l ~~;. ,C:Il~ l!i.) · ' ·r ' .y-r. ' ~ .if:: s.... . TOM RUE MOTORS . lh!: details about 0 inltd. . 10 ,JectliC ,.at ill IIIJ ~ ~~ ----•'--------·-· ------) ' ~unc~~v.• Iff lOUTH T1t1U 11'. - ·-~·~~~· ~' ." •. lr,. . ·-- I I ! �.' y Classified Ads-Your Modern CommoDity Bulletin Board 2 SIGNS OP QUALITY I Pomeroy Motor Co. 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Docw _ - ru $1495 1962 Ford 4-Door St•tion W•gon Spec. $899 VB engine. Automatic trans. P .S. Beige rinisb w1\.h tf'd vinyl interior, good tires, nt't'd.s some body work. 1960 Dodge 4·Door Sedan $895 VB engine, std . trans ., 4 like new ~·h .ilt>w~n til"f's. Radio abel heater_ Beautiful ivory over rrd ftm sh, mtertor 'new car clean. Save money. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO FOR SALE TRAILER Jots tor rent, close FOR SALE - 1964 Dynamic 88 to Laundrymat and schools Oldsmobile 2 • door hardtop. ll ,O. l miles. Phone Mason, 111-3-t!c ~~5398. __ 4 6 6tc _ Valley Lumber & Supply Com- Notice pany, Middleport. THE MEIGS County Coon Shool, Sunday, Aprll II, 10 a.m. unW 6 p. m. at their Club House on Snow Ball Hill. Syracuse. 4 6 5tc laady't Beauty Setoo, mo-.,.'!U to premises form..-ly occupkidj .z-:.:332=4:...- -- -::-l_ lli_ . by Cliff's Shoe Re pall' Wanted To Buy 192 N. 2nd St., Middleport. $ o00 kitchen ca iret, 1 . . b s . _ee Larry Smith, Syracuse, Ohm. Phone WI 9-2685. 4 ti Jtp and set Included. WY -:a~Dd~f.77i~3-5~263~-==-~3-~1~8-~30tc~~ Si~~~~~~~T~oT.p~~ l957 - TWOBEDROOM mobile ~ price paid. Marton Reynolds, home, 8 x 42 ft. Will sell CaU trade !or larger tra1ler Steworl Gun Shop. Coma 3· Coolville, Ohio, Rt. pay difference. WY 2-5457. and sea all tbt 11.ew after f o'clock, 667-351l3. 3 30 6tc rifl"' reloading DON'T PUMP you sluggish For Sale guno ol all kinds. Depoott4~~.j;;;-;:;::;;-;~==-~-::-;:: Rutlaod, Ohio. Pb. SH ~ ELECTROLUX sweeper comRut1and, Ohio. I 18 tic tank. Get oeptic tank cleaner, mark Farn. Bureau. Land- plete with attachments, spray 2 18 tfc ~un, cleans like new . Pay nf£ HOr\'DA motorcycle Al shape balance of 1 payments , $6 4000 mil~. Charles Smith, 1 each. WY 2-2575 . 4 Hemlock Grove. Ph. WY 2- LOSE WEIGHT oafely Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only at Stark's Drug Store. 3 12 tote SINGER automatic ztg zag all 6677. 3 30 6tp built in features. Buttonholes, AUTOMOBILE bllurancs beer> csnceUedT l..ost your aperator'o llcenlol Call IVY J.2161. ll.illc WORK, peel with willeb. Big or job. Call daytimes WI 9--1151. Early American Living Room, olive green evens. WJ 9-3089. Gene Bar· nett, Racine, Ohio. 3 29 lOtc Modern WiJe Arm Living Room, brown fancy designs sews on Real Estate For Sale etc. Just dial it. Guara.nteed. - -Pay of( 10 payments. each. WY 2-2575. Early American Chair, brown, nice for 4I - - - - -- - hrllaea. Aro - en. Ul East MabJ 8areet, POllio ....,, ""- WY WI& 7 tte Ill ....,. Gnleler, ..........., ... Heatbl& IIIIIIornllle, - Bid fM' 91• ioaft 3Pc. BasseH Bedroom Suite, all white 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite, grey fumace and concrete d~;:l way. Will take bouse tr trol- oD- Sower-.,., CoD -~ Wflt • Nl&ll ' • Ill: INCOME TAX Service, Joboson • Simpsoo Insurance Ag. ency, Room 6, Coats BUilding, Middleport. 1 20 tic SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 3 Sofa Beds, black, brown, green 7 Pieclf DineHe Set, red & grey 7 Piece DineHe, walnut, black cover WE GLADLY loan a Blue tre Carpet Shampooer in trade. Melvin Little, lure, Middleport. U. 5. Civil S.rvlce fhtsl ltea·women tB and o•• Seour. Jollie. Bitb PIJI Sbort hetuJ'II. o\dnnamKJt Tlloll,.....dl ot loh• opaa l"rwparatoi'J tn.tntn1 anttl appoant.ed ltxperteDC!e UUillif ~ IP'Ra:E \ftlonaa. Uoa 011 Jobe, •lu1Nt, f'e'IUII'e!ll.e11lt. Wrl~ toclQ f'IVlDI llUIIa, 14d,_ and PDOM, Ltnenla lcrv1ee. Bn ee&-, Poatero)' OailJ' lerltlneL Pom.ro:r. Oldo. Employment Wanted AVAILABLE FOR baby sitting lull or part time. Tel. WY 26.1411. I II Uc • Livestock FRESH young cow with heifer calf. Bessie Oliver, Rl. 1, With 12.95 Stand Free Dr_ Melvin E. Doerr, Veterin- or jazzy fJiitEO L.A5SWI!!Ll r:-:"'WH~A-C1'-HU-RT-S.,.--PA-W--, I'T"~l.OO~-K~Y-WH'"":'O:":,::S-:C::O/II\~1:-r\l':':,_""l:~"': J"' r .. MOST IS HE'S GOT TO MISS HI' BIG CARD GAME IN ~UKE'f'S BARN Hone I Leroy Denney. DOC PRITCHART Vlr'flie Parsons, Wanda sons, Archie McK!nn-, E. • H sell McKinney 1o Denver . Y , Frances E. Hysell, 1l acre, Sai- 0 lsbury. - - - - - - ROMANCE WIN HARWICH, Maas. (UP!) Thia Cape Cod town's annual meeting has rejected I propoa- WE BETTER TURN OURSELF'S I' AS DAIS'I MAE'S MURDERERSr.' al to change the name of Lov• DOWN pay 8. Billiard shot ll.Oneot& AH IS AS GUI LTY AS BECU Z AH TO~E. 'IO' TO GIT OFF W IF MEREL'Y f:lASH HE:R ."! LIFE,AT HARD LAWR~ THEY'LL MOST LIKELY HAN(:. WJ~.AN ' AH 1LL m: wellknown trlo 12. Dwelling' 1f.Cemeaw_ · AH'LLI!>EA Ll 'LORPHtlt ' TIL TH'DA'IAA Dllf! ,.._..-I .......... oped flower partnor D.lilmend :U. Shout 28. Mamter :&1. Colon- f. Cloolr. I. Waderer B.IUver Ill JD.IIfp 81. B:lectrto JW!e 10. Ftaooloppo<l atrengtll 34. Vitality hllt 16.. Novak Ol' stanter 11. Meaauro 18, WresUer'l 40. Spokea 42. Incite. eunent Baltle 17,Time STIFFEST' SENTENCIO..'." 21. Un- ' devel- C. AddiUond G. Uprtght 8. CowtL'a 13. Conacf.OUII BUT INNEI'.CENT "'IE GIT5 TH' 19. Or~ lan4o'l q..,.,.t I. Not IUltabiy Jleriod sod jackets. "'MI DeMey to Richard R. Grueser, t:,:~• L. Grueser, ~·,RutSeldon E. Baker, Sr., Nora L Baker to Jerminp c. Jett, ol E. Jett, parcels, Sutton. LMarutarta tea I. Small ua U.N.C.L.E." and star Patrick I ~cGoohan of "~cret ;'';;;','~iv 115. t'Oad Fourth of lS rather funny wtth his I a. bulhel romantle wardrobe f 44,SUtch <i5. Half em• •1. Wlllhuna. 3&.Range 31. Dntnkanl 39.Cr&P6 ofBost.aa 48.Bltler ........ retuoe ofdlstanco !S.Lazily 2G. LibeJ or lllander 28. Printer'• CObCCD; abbr. !&. A tier 80.Golf.- ............ aa.Cutotr abort 'IOU'RE MRS. 'rnAC't"- M.truss aa.w- AREN'T "KJU? t WAS SUR! I'D ~~COG"IZE YOU. wot\1 IS.Marahy EVER'\' MOp.[T ~ '.'Yt: I"'IC.. I".. A NUMBER AT RANDOM- TOO"' YOU 'RE 111-<E LUCKY meadow 119. Witty a&ylng ct. !JeauUea 3 30 Como Onel Comt1 Alii above tion. If Items ere ell new fur niture end from you 48. Talk our nicest selec- 49.Blaoltblr0 110. :Motta ll.HIDII wiah • b.lrgein, com a in end look •round. U.Bambdoo ' Reo Lawn MowenFox Ge te.m llke- RUTLAND FURNITURE WILCOX SERVICE 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. Deily 482 5. 3rd AYO. Middleport , ARNOLD GRATE IH 2-4811 DAILY <JBYP'l'OQUO'DI - ROJ"e'a how 41o w work 1t1 AX'I'DLIIAAXK II L Q,tr"G I' E L L 0 W One Jetter lbnplJ' llt:adllbr IIIOI:her.ln thJ& amph A t• ued f'or the t!:INe X 1M tbrt two 0'1, etc. Sin&.. letter-a, apo,.. u, RUTLAND, OHIO loDa'tl1 - - - of tbo l:acla,41\r ll1o lotlelo ... dlttuollt. .... tzophiH, tha FUN-PRIZES REFRESHMENTS all hlntl. LITTLE OR!'HAN ANNII LANDMARK'S BIG SPRING FLING· ·"' W CP JrlVKB BPI UJIPJVB:'I' W J.-QV'I'A APRIL SHOWERS PARTY ApriiS-9-10 405 PRIZES '1'......,.. • WMPO 10 ~:ilLS AWJI:K JlP'I'R KHKB IIIKTOPB CPKO WELL, NOW, \1.4.11;;,11£ .JKUW B Klr1tr-- Ctn'->101 Ll1lAlVf 'l'O G>11' U• ED TO 1't, aJlT VSII:D TO SIUNNllfQr-CHlll\CIULL Monday Tim Friday• 6:!8 Sundown Serenade 10I:OO ,SfpOD. Nowt G:SO SliD 011 I:Oii Sacred Heart Satardaya: 1:20 Melga cr, RFD 6:00 Si£11 On - News 1:2> Paul Bowers Farm 1:111 CGw1tr)l MWic Tlmll 1:30 Bill Miller Show 1:25 Orutltey Jamboree 1:57 . Wcurtbor 7:00 N.,.a 7.>!10 Naliollll Newt 7:11 Larry AtlcleriClll Show MONDAY TRRU 1'111DAt 7':30 Sports 10:45 It's Music - Army 7:1$ Si£11 On 7:3i Blll Mlller ShoW 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton's 7:10 Newo Headllnet 7:35 Pickens Harclware Show Top Ten Show 7:12 Musical Clock (Toesday-Tblii'ICiay) 12:00 Nl!!ll 7:0 lllcltoea Ill Joy 7:50 Newo 12:16 Mus.ical Interlude 8:00 Oblo Valley hell'l 1:30 Dilly Liabl U:SO The Rev. MeriiD Teets 8:06 World Newa 1:41 hrDlllln &bow 1:00 Tht Jlm Mees Show 1:10 SportiJ 1'ot1o7 {Wtd.-A\ICIIolll l!rl, ..,w) 6:110 Stmdown. lllrettada 8:15 wootber t:OO N11tt 0:. lip Ofl 1:10 Mlllieal Clo•t 7:01i BID llll1lr flro1t ~11 1:61 Com.nUDity N1W1 1:111 CalfM Wllb Janll 7:10 Sip On- Army HOIII' 9:00 Talk ol tha Town 10:00 Swap 8bop 7:61 Newt 8:61 Muon Couoq News 10:1$ MoraiJt& lhdlllllmll 8:110 P'rencll Cll7 Baptltl 10:00 PubUo IServld 10:30 Blll Mlller 8Itow Churcb Flllllly Worslttp Hour 10:45 Ml18011 A'i1. Pram (TUII,) 1:10 SUnday Sbow 10:10 Lalcltsll'ln& . 10:45 l"amlly Warthlp (Tbltrl.) I: SO Tht Bible !lllpel~b~p~~;oul~',: Newt Beat 10:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete I:IS Wash. lllptl To 11:00 lllondn& Melodlea Shlel41) (Jl'rltloys) 11:00 The Ol'Od Lift acept Frldly, Churcb 11:00 News J.C:u Ca~tgrM~man'a llepGrl Bens llln& . 11:115 Tltly'l Cotmtry JiiiiCIIotl 10:3_0 Sulldl}' Show World Newl 11:15 Tioj's Country Hymn 11:1111 The Quiet llottr 11:61 Mason County News Time 12:00 NIWI ' 12:00 Community News 11:00 Ctme11t Block Newt 12:15 '1bo Cbrlstlao'l Hour 12:01 ·Local Newa U:30 <t-llr's GvMt Star (Frl) 12:30 Tbe Rev. MeriiD Tllll Mortell b:IO Larry Show 1:00 T~ Stm9y SltQftaH 12:15 Weather s:oo Jim Mees 111ow · 1:10 'l'btl Ref, Stlu BulleliD IIOil'1l 4:11 BIMittllr Alllo lbow 2:00 The Rev, ADilrew 12125 NIWI 0 01'11111 (TUefo'l'bur,) 2:45 Tbe !I<W. llolcoe . County A&llll 4:10 News (Local) ltlO 'l'bt ~ 8howcut 'l:t5 CouDir)' Go RoOtlll 4:40 Jlal Meel Sbo1r 1:10 lllplfttl l.qman'a Hour 1:115 Newa Beat 5:00 Ninn . t:to Tbt iluDdowa 8ttliwle 1:00 Countey Go Round 1:01 JliJI IIIII 11bow 1:$1 .,_ Oft · &:61 Nm Bill loc.) --------------------------·-------------WJ EH RADIO IN TMI COMMON ..... Cwrt MIIDI COUNTY. ONIO a.ur AUDIIIIY CHIYAUII., TUIIope,. P .. lftl, Ollie, rt.lrdttt, ft . IOHN F.ANK, .t al ... DllfHUntt. NQTICI PLACEMENT TESI , ..............., . I.M~l ~ U. S. Post OffiCe, 11 West Ave., Athens "'"*son More than 8,000 Peace Corps Volunteers are needed to rrteet urgent,r• quests from developing nations in Latin America, Africa and Asia. To be considered for training programs you should ta~e the ncin·C[Otn,~Hv. placement test April 10. Either send a completed application to the ' Peace Corps before the test, or fill one eut and submit It at .the time you·take ': : the test For an application, or more Information, wrlla v.'Peace Corps, or see your local PO$lrhaster. · Wuhln-on,,D. C. 20528 '. Pub!llhlllu• pu~~~~ arvlce'" ~~~,;~~e,.:.~~: .. II.•. ' .I . . , ' '' ' -···;~r~.· ,. ., J.'.: : '.'. II!UIY ' ' • !lv HAROI..tl GR.\ Y ~ YEP r TI-l' TPI CI{ £an._... ..._... APRIL 10, 1965-9· =~----o--- Britain entltle;,~·~·Se:c;:re~t~:!::~:r:l In which a portrayed cavorta like 1 James Bond tege - sort of 008 \12. 68·00 99.95 I I!OUSES- AND - Apartment Dished and unfurnished, 112es. Phone WY Z.3:!Ai7. 3 24 12tc M=o"DE"R"'N;:.--;;-8--:roo=m::csc -: apartment. Middleport. WY Z-3121. 3 34 t!c IEVEN roorn bouse with bath and fnD basement in Syracuoe. Plloni WY Z.JI55. • 18 II< viewer wanted so . man out and read more about1o the oboerved. In view of the recent Air Force Academy cheating scan· AVIIOSS LIt doesn't 10. Italle.a river 4 5 6ta arian, large and smaU animals. 1211 Washington St., Ravenswood, W. Va. Phone 273-42'11. Office lloiii'll, Daily 4 to 6 p. m. I:!Ai .I DAILY CROSSWORD eutlh iOQ Rutland, Ohio. Phone SH tt695, presstve shots of the On Saturday night, ,t;B~i-1'11 replaced Carol Burnett 1 long "Tho Entertainers" oer'ieo wilh a new Wt!ekly bwulle 139·95 ,99·95 239· 95 199·95 Portable Zenith TV, double speaker Guy L. Priddy, ;~~§~I Priddy 1o Eugene May ·Morrtoon, I ocse, Homet Moodiapaugb, Mood!Jpaugh ro Dooold A. lo "illdJe.j ney, Ruth Gooney, ~ port. Judy A. ~~:~::I ~~~~~c:~h~a~rt;es~~v~a~nudtet~rh·res:·~o ~La=ne~to~H~o~m~e~st~oacl:.~::··l Arnold Dodson, lou they are v&ry clarln& (1thich this wasn't), but Suoday night's program oerved one. of the be.t fWlcUons of televtsJon public affairs shows: II created enough interest so that the quence 'ot unusuallnteresl: concernlni the time when there was an investia:atlon of exces1 ive hazing at West Point, and MacArthur, a severe vletim ot Edith H. s - , Elma Holler, 48. Stood up ohire. Help Wanted WANTED: Man with or without, chain saw. Phone WI 93043. 3 31 6tc 99·95 139·95 ' The purchase of Blue Lustre pet Shampoo. Baker Fur·ni-1 4 I • Property Trans'fers dals and the furor over wheth- The new series is a bit of er ~dets shoUld inform on one cross between NBC-TV's another there was another ae-. Rogues" and "The Man from 239·95 188·00 339·95 250·00 With Tripi• Dresser. The best Bassett makes Sale or Trade I BEDROOM HOUSE with 299·95 188·00 Tltis one must go-a real bargain 3 Pc. Bassett Bedroom Suite 00 58·00 169·95 Early American Bedroom Suite, maple kltcb. alUIDN ell-' · j 68· 79·95 II II< --;;-==-;;===-== old 89·95 Big Swivel Rocker, blue vinyl '\ 149·95 199·95 ---A:-;ut:=:'I'I;;:I;:.IN:;;t::~ 'E;:;;M -.1*11 II, rofUied lo inlm'm, and wu Tbe Cbnotl Swim: June Ills mother_ and ~art formerly of "Lasllie," 1u MacArtbllr, wbo died o come GUI ollito olfoir with r• appears on NBC-'1'\T'o Alfred volvect Hlchcock hour AprD 28 u a year qo, wu lito 111bjecl SW.. lpl!d lroln all ID · at>otl• l maii-<Jrder brlde wbo had been tloy l1llbt ol 1D ABC-TV ~ 'l'bo Wolper hour msde II lib Jlterlt.,ey !bat lklllfuDy - ...., It &ood ..,use for tbo buytna a sma -town rarlan. ortlully - eaptured the lorp. Jtulepondolltly - mode nOll, the controvont.al nature, •teo by lho networkl u k the drama of the 1eneral hJm. fo<tlvely employed sell. edlt!nJ in tractna the The onHtour David Wolper career: hia "booto and production, whicb 1110 required bl•_ "strongly an executive prochtcer, I pre>- aonal llatr which brought ducer-dll'eetor and ·an asiOCIIIe 10 much admiration from •on,• I d diJIIk fr h producer (they do thiDgt big Ill an e om ot ers. Fre•· w-Wolper), wu lllllquety timely There were some ex~~~~~ I de~ "" Bento to Henry ••r becauoe o1 lito paral\01 of Man- cllpl, of battles old and not Bentz, lot, Racine. Arthur'• experience with the old, and particularly of an Eulah Evans to Elber and Cbinele intervention in Kbrea Wrmal meeting wlth Pr;~~~·~~ IFr~s~·~nces;. Johnson, parcell, salml the current threat ol the Roosevelt to discuss umo in VIet Nam. atrategy in World War II. J•mes W. Ebersbach, Lolrt l. Such clocumentarlel can, of final sequence was b~t~:::~:.j :E~be;,rsbach to Gilbert E. Spenr 1 dr tb Mary Loo Spencer , Chestindependently • made doeumen. emo ~ana an me ; e course jUst about skim the aur~ al's words of his Jove for W•of. '" race 0 f 1 complex subject Wl· Point as background for Velva Key~. Nora McNeal ooldlerlng.:: Dodson, Gertrude Lon V. Gl'lllll)eo lo Mil')' A. Webster, lots, Middleport. Hat11011 R. Holter, dec., come common, whleh deluts Beatrice Stelzer, llaze1 the original JlW'POH. koop, Davl4 Holtor, Harold ter, cert. for Trans., Sullotl. HOLLYWOOD 'UPU-Dolli· ~by 349-" 248.00 199·95 124·00 349·95 278·00 • Early American Sofa, brown --130 00 ~ ON1: REFRIGERATOR. . 1 gas cook stove, $25.00, I ~EATING, Plumbtq. lllueOer ard Mullen WY l-3782 ' 3 24 ·12tc and accessories, re • and repairing. New 81ld Early American Living Room Suite, brown , 12 Z9 tic' Permanent Special, ! - $10. SMAIJ... LOT in Pomeroy. How- Haircut, styling, AND ComptotoCttl1 l<ndlont f,'rlto, • Clooo.. C. BRAIWURD 1'elevision Revue IALI . WAS WeSawke Blaettnars 'lbo Nal trouble II thai all opoofo ol James Bond· lyJlO romanct, llamor ml advoature bavo DOw beoome oo numerous that they bavo be- u.... •' AT RUTLAND FURNITURE .....,........ " BJ lllCII DU BROW • EXPaiiNt'ID AUTOMQ&I.I aOO tour roo"li furni~he- 66 in. YOUNGSTOWN double ed and I1Dfurnlsbed aparl- drain sink. reasonable. Phone I menta WY ~ 12 e tl< _wv 2-2428. 4 6 3tc LOTS free FRE:E · 1AN of our efficient "'etgler Batldlni i'lppt) TRAILER carpet Shampooers with pur- new homea Built in age and water. Brown's Trail "hase of Blue Lustre shampoo ens. storm windows. er Park (State Approved) B<:jker Furniture, Middleport. inurn siding. Call Guy Minersville, Ohio, Phone 4 6 6tc ler, Racine, Ohio. 1 HHEE el'l are sponsoring a WSS?. """"'" • • t1t WY 2-2141 Pomeroy Motor Co. For Rent ......,._ J~re\ .. ..-attoft, ~ HaW!~ . 6 cyl engine Powerglide tr11W1. Good wbitewa11 tires,. Ndio aod beater, beauUful red finish with clean interior. PHONE WY2-215~ • 1:00 Mldwa1 Mlllnee 3:55 Newa Beat 4:00 lllaclna Willi Doct 4:110 ll!torcllanio 6:00 CGmmuolty Neft 5:111 World News 5:15 Sports TDday 6:!~ Weatber t:30 DlllllC!r Mualeale 1:00 8lgo Off IIATUIIIJAY 7:15 Sign On 7:30 News Headl!neo 7:32 lllusical Clock 7:0 Worclond TeAI!InDIIJ 1:00 Obio Volle)' Newt 1:111 World Nowt 1:10 8prtr11 TodaJ t:IS Weather 10:10 Scm& a. 81417 Jlilur 10:0 Fllllllly Warthlp Hour 11:00 Nows, ArmJ Hour 11:311 PubUa Senlco 12:00 News Round11p 12:10 Bulletltl Baorcl 12:28 News 0 01'11111 11:30 Saturday MalinH 4:110 Dltolftl With Dosl 4:10 Top TeD Revue 1:110 Nm llooiDdup 5:11 PllbUo ~ 1:111 llimlet Mlllicale 1:110 Sip Oft .. GEOilGI WONDEit A.BBIE AND SLATI BEir'f TO Tritt ltl COLLECT ON IT WITHOUT GETTIN' k'ILT IN IH' PROC:Wsl IF ONLY I I'NEW WHAT'S BtCQ\'lC Of= M'/ OLD ORfi'NIZAT.,Hf CO'VIPL£TELV eRrl<e-1 UP, ~HI G H EO; ~ BE, Q,I=T~ AU. T~l9 T1ME . tJTilL, It::: ONLY PUNJAB OR THE ASPAl-l-· Wt.l'/ DR't'AM"? TJ..IE'I''R.I lDH~ DEAD! ~ !!ol �I IArs. Dor Schaefer . ""'t. Lmcoln ·' orne. Ia coned by Mrs. E. W. Coates, enter· ments of Jonqw!s m c!'fs I for tained the Pomeroy Garden tamers. decorated th. home t!ub Monday afternoon at her th:;,. in charge of Mrs e Charles Persinger, presi· Mrs Owen Elected President ol 1 ~ B. Sanborn Missionary Society Pray'er tn b1y 0 0 -· J. 0 I!Dedel, Th R H ward Ruppe!t was LAST TIME TONIGHT . legend of the dogwood tree by e o " GET YOURSELF Mrs Waller Grueser Members mod re ort on llle Chil!ocothe A COLLEGE GIRL" responded to rol! ca ll by nam. meetong was given - Technicolorrh f' Dave Clark FIVe The mg a garden pest by Mrs J E Harley Mrs. · · ' Anunals·Getz & Gitberto 1 several commumcatwns were 11 Jimm y SmLih Tr1o-The Stan re d includmg one from dMrs . dells-FreddLe Heli·Roberta ur · Lmn and the Bel l Boys-Mary Charles LeWIS regional lrec~ the sprmg t mended Taylor .for Ann Moblt"\'·C'had F.vt-r,.tt I tor .t to be held at R I o cabmets m the pastors s u y Joan o Bra!ll·Nanrv Smatra I mee mg I I ch he has constructed Jt featurette- : Spook To Me I Grande. Apnl 10. and fro: hMrs. reported that the Colorc:artoon• AdmLss1on 75c & 40t Edward L Mozocko of \ er;s· mmster Youth Fellowship colored sltde lo e. group with the aid of Clifford WednaMiav and Thursday April 7-8 goon II urgmg u o has completed paint· and M". L. W. Me· MEIGS THEATRE dent. opened With the Sessi~n unos~n1 ~~~d Mt~~ ~!;s~:.~;~':'lnct~':~~ur~\~~~: ~~i:.;,g ~:,"~h~~c~ ':ne:bership 1 ~!~.~r 01110 er=~~r. P~sby~ery I I announcm~ chaormt~ FRIDAY & SATURDAY April 9-10 " YOU' RE NEVER TOO YOUNG" - TechnicolorJerrv Lt>wts & Dean !\l<Jr!tn Fu(h · Oia na l.vnn " THE QUICK GUN " AudlL ;\lurphv \ !e1 n · \nrt,·r~ :'\ llltl - Techn1colorSUNDAY THRU TUESDAY A•''' 11 ·14 HANK WILLIAMS' "YOUR CHEATIN ' HEART'' Georg·· ll omt lt ""· ,, ll .tnk ~::~;~~1A~:·~ ~;:;1 ~;~~\\'r\.~Sf ' ro~h\ C'hn• ( H a rtk Wdtr.-tltl ' Rt•\: It \I'~ lrU!I'<lln a!la lll ~ inc~ a!.(:lln il lttw trf<' ..;Jfln which th .. tw arl .. 1 bPIIIPr·rr l•'' atul ColorcartoonJ A""'' ''''" 05 , , 411 , tort!'lr'~ tf:'rnn1in~ ITn!!fd~· the!~ ~ubert 1 theacedlo~: er:~·. :r M~~ Mr~. :o":.Ii} ~.::~· th~ ~. ;l~ca~~. thf' t ~~d B~tueu,:la~~:,~~lival J~ni~~ ch~~~~rt to,. Assi~~g lnp!~ a sightseeing tour of Florida. no~ Harthairl~y~~!fl~~;~~; ~loes, S~n Mr. ~:t: a~ M.r•~ d Mrs Charles R. Mr. and and Karr .R Karr Jr. and sons, Jeffrey, spent Sut>d n Columbus wjth Miss Pol• ay TP ,... h ly Karr. 'n.:y by Mr an · Bauer and daughter , Polly Ann, of Marion. Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and daughter of Columbus were weekend goests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. b"f.~te~~~~edth~rMrs:.~~~~~Arthur ~·::. ated and Mr~ Ma~., wrth a ~~~~~; :~~~~gwill 'i.sisi in ~he dinner. ice Gibbs~f.c~o~~~~~:~~ Mr. and Mrs. Bernest Bruck ca ~· m o s~rvance o h'ch Plans were made for the re- ~ona1'H abeth Slaven and Elizabeth Delbert of and ~=~~n ~,d:~ ~~~teG~~·:~ge/~·1 ~=~ =v~~gfo~l~:~:~s;:~;·d~n~r ~:~~~1~\~n ~f h~~1i::;:o~;ng :~: M~~~~~i!.n .:~~~~ent, ~:;s v:;·~~s ~:r:n7s~k~~d =~~ Tewksbarha::a;az; !!.gh Sc hool auditorium Apri1 ed Commun- Harley', Mrs. E 0 Tewksbary, l The Rtov and .Mrs George iRio be Mrs: Pear1 Hoffman, Christian Mrs. Dell>ert Bruch !8 2" at a P m f M Ch servoc! Apro! 15. ru.v. Rup· Hubert 'fay lor , James Buchan· I S:ddall and famoly of a .let· Social Relations chairman, ;;ave Jack Cummms of Columbus t The resig natiOn o rs pelt announced that the Good an Rus..o;;e\J Lyons and Rev . Rup- burg. OhMIO ilredg::;ls o p t a missionary Dorothy Gift chairman, Mrs. Tony ow- spent the weekend Wlth Mr. and les R Kurr Sr , was accep e . ld b h ld 1· pelt parents, r. an rs. au cr . .' . ler Ra ·ne 1th ·ore! It "'as announced Friday service wou e e Smart The Rev Siddall was Johnson, who 1::;: servmg m 1n~ L.EADERSHIP DEVELOP- Mrs. Floyd Cummma, ct ' I\ rc~ L. C "Karr - and Mrs. Fro day evenmg, · Apro·1 16 at the ~-- -- -- - MENT _ Mrs. Frank Chee..,. and Mr. an d Mrs. Vlctor Brown ;!tat \lrs on guest ·speaker at the B. H San· -· Pmttrgcr made arrangements Health M born Socrety meet· brew, vice president, Scholar- Mmersvolle He was ]]Ccomp by tor ' luevement Day at Mtddle- Mtddleport Wit t et e . mg held Monday evemng at th(' / ship and Student Aid chairman, ted home t la"t week E. Dowson, host pasBor,dpreslll Fl •t BaptiSt ChUI'C h. S IVen Of Mrs Clyde Winebrenner, Spir- Mrs. Cummms an he l . ren.t pot . I ing The Rev . Nyle or en Wl h Rhod Hal!· Todd and Michelle, w 0 spen n; Mri:r a colored film, a.nd Literatu:e. Mrs: thE past week with her parn VISI m ' . R .:1 s honor ld Ch ll.t'f-'llllg LVfiS canreled due to .I - Millon which stated that any I 0 their daughter and family, Mr. Mrs O·Jney pencer ~ Haro ase; The theme for be ents ' Mr and Mrs . Brown . nr• ss Olnd death in her family. . . h'·n eat moss is ] . and Mr s Carl tLC'na J Martm ed Mrs Butch Carpenter with the new years work wJII Mrs. Nora Roush was tbe \ lr• L (' presented two soli :en;,!Its wl Sllzanne Bra<ibury and Martin is re<"ovenng from a baby shower March 20 the "Instruments Under Change for overnight guest Friday of Mrs. lltl,rlf'" from Flower and Gar- Cldae ·. e vaue o Archer returned Sunday ev· surgery tn a Charleston ho spJt- rhome .. • Mrs. Bill Neutzhng; God." . I f Charles Withrow. d, 'That wondergiven. cnmg from Wdmington College J 1 The home was decorated With The Rev . George Sidda I O 3 'pool mo" .. by John "The new.. look of flower they ottended the 18th pink and blue slreamers lead- Plattsburg, Ohio, Mrs. Gene Houdashelt and 1 rangements by H~len Van Pe -l ann.ml w Jm ingtDn Folk FN;tJ- Wr.ekend guests of Mrs. James ing to a table with a large stork the pro,··arn . H1s top1c. MI· children, Rebecca and Randy, I \V!Ison was topiC of the oth val over the weekend . Murray were son and on wh 1ch gift.'i were place.d. 1grant Workers Among t.he were Sunday dinner guests of Ier ar!Jc!e whoch descnbed mod· I The Middleporl Pomeroy Ro· ghter·tn·law, Mr. and Wol· Games were enjoyed and pnz- ish Speakmg Workers m Ohoo her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev: ern, free style and abstract ar- ta~-y Club sponsored the two ham Murray of Worthmgton, es awarded to Mrs John Hens-- brought out !he problems pr.e- erett Dailey rangements. . VJddiP.port high school seniors Ky, and her granddaugh!t:~ ley, Mrs. Carpenter and Miss sented by migrant workers m Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Will and ! AI the close of the meeting, to th~ festJVal. The club has and family. Mr . a.nd Mrs. Wtl· Betty Haggy. Mrs. ~ony Liter Darke CoWJty and the steps children, Terri and Gary, of a dessert course was served by d the students for the ham Dow and children. Kathy received the door pnze. 1that have been taken there by Columbus spent Sunday with his the hostesses on and Susie or Raven swood, W. A large decorated. cake with 1mlgrant ministry to improve father, Emmett Will , and Mr. 'I Tl'e next meetmg w1H be held PThe theme for this year's Va .. Mrs Mu.rray planned lpink anJ blue booties, icc lthe Jot of the worker. He stat- andMrs.JamesWillanddaugbM xtr:o The a birthday dmner 111 honor of cream soda pop and at the home ot Mrs. Edward 1 coffee ed that 15,000 of these workers 11 1 . tea d of Ma), M prPsen a lon was e h d ht u R d I h ' b 'M S I Baer on May 10 ms dcti t t dents were part er aug er, ~'!rs. an o p were served y rs. pencer come Io th e county to work in ers. P..ev and Mrs Menzel Smith J as scheduled. Ja rhoir presenting Ward of Ravenswood for Sun- and Mrs. Neutzling. the vegetable harvea:ts.thHel out- and home Satday but Mrs. Ward entered Hoi- Guests Included Mrs. . !lined the four goal! a are . d 8 1 · 1 • conc~rt of Mexocan musoc un· zer HospitaUor treatment of a ly Hensley, Mrs. Delores Hens- being used to help these peo- ";<I'Y rught after a co':fu~khi~ dny . virus mfectiOn. Mr Ward Is ley Mrs. Anna Russell, Mrs. pie mcludmg fnendship, 1m- VISit With relatives at . Q Otner h1gh .:ghLs of the festl- with her in the evenings. Rowley. Mrs. Stella proved standards of living, re- nan, W. _Ya. val mclud.ed a show by a group Students returning to Ohio Ilenslev, Mrs. Iva Carpenter, creation and church services P~t. BillY. Heilman, who Is •• • •• of folk smgers and dancers University in Athens followmg Mrs P.1adehne Haggy. Mrs . Hel- when possible. Rev. Siddall is stah~ned With the ~r:rr'!y at ~· featunng Lu!s MJ_randa, folk- the spring vacation include Kar·[ en Fields, Mrs. Anna Liter, the of Mr. and Mrs. Bennmg, Ga., is VISiting his Fl dedication ceremonies ! :ore smger ol Menco , and a en McElhinny, Judy Butcher, Mrs. Garnet Hensley, Mrs. Ka~ Paul Smart. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana 1 . hfght d the program when 1fiesta with a place. at- Carla Gilmore, Karen Bachner, thryn Neutzling, Misses Betty The Rev. Donald Boone gavel Turner and son. Jerry, of PTO met re- mosphcre dJspla}mg Janice Tannehill. David Wiley, and Linda Haggy, Mrs. Patty the l.enedictlon prayer He will return to c ntl at the school. foods. pottery, Dnd clothmg. Dr. John Allensworth, Jack Satter- Neutzlmg, Mrs. Margaret Spen- which all went to the soctal April 9 and from there will f g, which had flown Leonard HddL!o of Earlham Col- f1eld , Ron Hanning. cer and the honored guest. rooms for refreshments. The lPave for Nam. over the u. s. Capitol building, lege was ~ue<~t conductor. Barbara ~ones has. retu:ned Sending gifts were Mrs. Bar· refreshme.nt table. prepared by Earl Kestrrson of Wl~ml~~ was presented to the organiza- Dm mg H:l cnncert program t~ her studies ~t Ohio Um~er- bara Hensley, Mt.s. . Charles Mrs. Cecil Bradbury, featured ton spent the weekend with hq fion by loth District Congress- presen1td .':·undoy, a first per- stty after spendmg the sprmg Murray, Mrs. Jack Sims, Mrs. an arrangement of yellow daf- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kesman Walter H. '-!loeller. formomce of a mus1c drama, vacation in New York. Brenda Brown, Mrs. Roger fodils combined with baby terson. ' The program opened with de- "The Pr •sonei a.'' written by Mrs. Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Robert Brown and breath and forsythia In a glass Mrs. Alma Young and BOn, vottons by Mrs. Norm<m Will Robf'rt Haskins, Wilmmgton Col- ~ete Elberfeld ~~re m Galllpo- Bernadine, Mrs. Judy Everett, contai~r. Aft arrangement of Frank, went to Lawrenceville, President Mrs. Thelma Camp· lege mus1c repartment, was gJV- hs Monday to VISit her br"?ther, Mrs. Violet Brown, ~rs. Min~ forsyth18 with candelabra and w. va., Saturday night and Sun· hell reported a profit of $28.50 en. The stude~ts were acco- ~r. Chester Kmght, who. 18 be- nie BTO\"n, Mr~. Nellie Brown, yellow tapers were .used. on a day brought her son, Harry, to from the sale of knives, and an- panied by Mrs. Clarence Lac- 1~g treated for a respiratory and Mrs. Mane Thomas. table. Homemade mmts m ye~ St. Joseph Hospital, Parkers· nounced costumes for the rhy· ey, vocal mus1c supervtsor of ailment. low and green carried out th ~ burg•• for mecUcal treatment. 1 thm hand had been completed. Middleport schools. CLUB TO MEET Easter theme. A dessert smor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van ON SAVINGS The PTO voted to pay for the I p . E 1 K te on Wil· The Pomeroy Bend C. B. Ra· gasbord was served durong the Meter daughter, Penny, and Imatena. J· orneroy • ar es rs ' d' 1b ill meet Thursday social hour Chamnan and '. ' f Hob , . Sert,ices are HeUl mington: Mrs. William Cogar to c u w ·f the thr ircles son, Richard Jr., o art, I Eugene Campbell s sixth - , and children Bill and Shar- evening at 7:3(), at the Mason mem~rs o ee c - Ind. were Monday dinner guests grade won the attendance a· For Arthur Roush rie Chester· ' the Ii:,nored goest Youth Center, Mason, W. Va. were on charge of the foodit A~- of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krid,ward. The program cons1stf'd of Funeral services for the late ' M n·d Mrs Turner and All members are urged to at~ proxL!D8tely SO persons a en r ~~: ta~ ~~~ndse~!s~ay Gra~e Assoclatio~ t~h ~la~ts- he~ Ap~~v;~ ~.::t r~a~r e~ ~~~m Method~! ~u~hv bo~·~r/~~i~~~u~~~ t~~ sho~ K<~rr M~;J;:o:me "Gul~ ~hssoonary MHS SeniOrS Return f rom .~tred W'/mtng . t n ~peat mo~s t B~l~:· ~dg~a w~:~~ t~e h~ I ff g DediCated ••. See Us For A By p T 0 at HarriSOnville. Before you sign any Mr~. da~- Sp~~: ~ad I 1 "Cost -Conscious" AUTO LOAN ~t~:iln~;:wtof' Mrs. Caroenfer 1 I ~f ~~~voi~,.u ~ after~oo~. mar~et t~: :farr~sonville Th~ 1 . . ~t s1~ver tra~'S. ~~~~.s~;~en ye::~ rs. BANK RATE S~nday ~vem~~J..t prcs~?ted I IF YOU ARE ,n: Baby Shower G' f Mlch-~ Mr~ . ,acl "~; ~;ltrre wa~ ~,,', ",,:~1 d~ f~mlly ret~ned Bever~ Ch~rlolte son~in~law ~ex.lcan af~er ~ ter. V~et Cb~ Georg~a I 1 other finance plan 1 WE PAY 4% ~I ' . d 1 :~~Je~rrr~a~----·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..;:t~e~nd~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ed~.=======--==~e;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.1 songs several by the informative sixth grade films ass I1Arthur H. Roush were conductlund ed Fnday afternoon at the ian s~n~ _ ~ iwere shown by Mrs. Campbeii.I Rawhngs. Coats Funeral home There was an attendance of 1with the Rev. M. E. Dowson, 193 persons with Ernie Jones lthe off1ciating minister. Burial winning the door prtze. Rf!fresh-' was made in Gravel Hill Ceme:ments were aerved . by mothers tery in Chesh1re. 1 Memher Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation l'""'""'""'""'""'""""'""""'""'""'""'""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~· of • sixth grada pupils. • ll II Cross a Wildcat engine with a Buick Special, and what do you get? -I 1: 1A car with 91ives .and a very businesslike purr. Out • of - town relatives here • ,for Lhe services were his daugh- j ters, Mrs. Lucille Douglas, De~ trait. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pceston, Columbus; his brothers, Dallas Roush, Los Angeles, Calif., Marvin Roush, Atlanta, Ga., Glenn Roush, St. Clairsville, Ohio, and his sister• Mr. and Mrs. Bob Flynn of C<>lumbus. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Warner French and family, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Werner, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Amanda; Miss Edna Werner, Da)'ton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwood, Harrisonville; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abbott and daughter, Mrs. Fern Gardner, Gallipolis. F1 I!C • NoWI ENJOY THE NO~Sricl- COOKWARE THAT lU_I(E$ SCOURING . UNNEcESSAR~ TEFI! I 1 The Men's Brotherhood ol the Enterprise and Morning Star EUB churches met Friday even· tng at the Enterprise church . Frank Arnott. president, opened the meeting with devotions. Plans were completed for the District Four EUB Men's Brotherhood meeting to be held at the Enterpnse church Tuesday evening. Refreslunent!l were servrd at the close of the meet~ ing to Mr. Arnott, Emmett Will, Carl Jennings, James Will, Ralph Spencer, Ed Kong, Thomas Bentz, and Eldon Weeks. COMPLETE 11PC. . SET 19!. ..... OUICH 0¥1N Turner• are Host. At Dinner Sunday I.!I Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner entertained with a dtnner SUnday at their home in Chester honoring Pvt. Billy Henman. ~ t IE' • Save! In Elberfelds Housewares Deoartment I • e Men'• Brotherhood Meets on Fridny BLAEnNAR AUTO CO. 500 !. Moln St., Pomeroy, 0. ~----------------1VAE 1ft "LLWW. THOMAS AltD l1tE ftEWS"-t:BS KADIO ELBERFE·'DS .J:;: . . . . Jl.;~ ".,. run~ WII........:::~::::~::~~~-·~,==~~~~~~.......~..~~~~~~J;~~~;~,~--~.......... - t~.ri~~··or.. ~ . ; : A decorated cake with the In· ~rved wi~ was and Mro. Dale fue Keateroon,'l Mr. ' ' ' " fto poi!Jile el aoooleool Alk01 lbe llnl II employ p~ lealloolol flairdre-. lor lbett IAwW._U . . . . . N 'IIOre - , ....,. U\1·• • eouu., to¥ ullorale - . . . +n• :3 ~ :. tt • • Ito . . 'lilt. i )l !! ' ¥ ~ .J •• Jtfla4* ! ·-~ -it 0 -=~~~~~~--~~----------------~-----------------------------------------------------------------:~-----------------------------------------------~~0 ~ .VOL 0.~, -~-~~·l XVI NO. 302 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 7, 1965 ~~~ . FIVE~ 1 i::t.r.~ ., 1 ---------------~----------------------------------------------------------- . ' ~::e ~~,:!~ e~~ mg of 'the Sunday School t"h": dmmg room areas m Leo Kenm.. dv 1;:::::::;::::.========:..__________1 1 r d~ughfteLr: ~Vol~am cil Bradbury. Mrs. Paul Smart, presodent. read a poem, "My Easter Wish For You," fol!owed by group singing of the hymn " When 1 Survey the Wondrous ., Charles Bennett of the Do Circle presented devo' Why Did Jesus Co t to 'ote " and closed nsen • with pr.. er. Mrs: Tony Fowlhr was named chaorman for t e annual Motherldquet to 3 atM symbols. dedlCatwn were . · thon Hoffman, Willis An y, and Janice Gibbs. 'natin The report of the M.:. committeeMrswasMiglolvenn Hood and Anthony, . o Mrs. Evuda ed inc1 e c various divisions including: d INTERPRETATION - Fre a Hood i president· M r s. Ma..;in; cbair;,.an of Communications. MISSIONS - Mrs. David Darst vice president, Mrs. Jan- ~!rman =ta= aJh:rg~:'~~~~u::"t;pe~r/ee-the. ;~w ~racli~e 6i·~O ~~ngpre~arr musi~ ~ Mayes tio~~a:ntitled W~st,.'P~:u ~t~r o~d Mr: te~d\1, ad Pa~la Da~~hter ~n;;:e~e' prese~ted ~he ~:.~u fa~- Beav~r ~~~~~;~la:~n t~~s ~;c:iv;%~r~~ C:ol umbia Gas Co to attend durmg the Easter season ' The Session also granted the Weekend guests of Mrs Char· Rev Ruppell a leave of absrnce le3 Mayes were her son . and to att end the Genera l Assem· famo\y, Mr and Mrs.; bly as a Commtssioner when tt Mayes and arThara C 1 b M 18- and son Da , o 1ma. ey 1 a'ccompamedM by dLMindo b h ld Wednes Burkl' Saturday r. an rs. and family and Mrs. ay a . Charles Maye-s were m Belpre for Lhe EasLer services d h da 'th th lat Signs purchased by the young to w;amilye people are to be placed m town gErnest Covert and Da· near the Firestone Store Mem· and Chuck While bership cia"es fur adult' have Mrs Covert Mr. ~eorg~~~sder~~ ~~~si:s~u~: ~n~~n::s ~nn~u:~~hata~ho 1r l were :.~ NOT OPEN sem~. held.~hursdar evem~hg, ~r~r!l lis. 0 in of llle society Monday evening at the church. A program o·g mogrant workers In Ohio given by the Rev. George S1<1· dal! also hlghhghted the meetmg . ed lth Mr and Mrs. Larry HelnOI .Miss Cheryl Edwards reprepared a table featur g and a evenin slBible and llle ero.s. Aa each turned SUnd y at presented ter a weelto there gJft, a red rose gave a pano at Ft. Lauderdale the· table. "Easter" In and Mrs. James Web. gave the meaning of :rand Mr. Weber took them on born~ ' NOW YOU KNOW p OmetOY athebornnewMissionary Soctetr for gilt ded!catioo~ w~~ln ~:'":.:d year at the April meet- Mrs. Tony ow ' to the Easter Sunday morning at 6 Mrs. Max Sanborn Is a med· am. A deacon and deaconess- ica! patient at . Veterans M«n· es offering will be taken durmg orial Hospotal m Pomeroy. IJ1e 10:30 worshop A Mr. and Mrs. Harold George specoal Sessoon meetrng "'\be and son, Brian Lee of Galhpo. spent Saturday and Sunday t :Ut Mainly PeopleAbout In ~~ ed ·rs.president Richard Owen ..... elect- ella. New dreie meo;~n love of the B. a San- be chosen m May. I the Maund ThLU'sday Communion servoc! on Thursday, April 15 at 7.30 p.m. at the church and an Easter sunrise service at 6 p.m. Easter Sunday when Lord 's the of the FtrSt Umted occ~:'~ng ' H: I • Around ' • And o.. Apr. s, 1965 Easter Obser:-onces ore PIan~ed MrS. DOr Sch aefer is Hostess for , At Presbyteflan Churc~ Sesston About Plans were completed for gotha. Pomeroy Gorden Club April Meetmg worship services dLII'ing the A sunrise semce h: ."7n Middleport . . H' ll h Arrange. Eastern observance mcludmg plaMed by the semor orr or a.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ' ' ' End to Harassment of Berlin Traffic MOSCOW <UPI)-The United States, Britain and France today handed the Soviet government stiff diplomatic notes deQ\&ndlng an 'immediate end" to harassment of A!l!ed ground and air traffic to West Berlin. The notes declared the three * * * Western government! would hold the Russians responsible for the safety of air traffic to the divided city. The Allies said the Soviet barassments were Ulegal and contrary to the four · power agreement on Berlin and _•_d_-_ _ * * * Military Power nrecktess tmdisclplined and lrWest Germany to change the resPonsible'' corridor fllghts status of divided Berlin. The United States. Britam Since the first of April, the and France, in similar notes , Allied notes charged, the Rusreje~d Sovlet contentwns that s1ans have 14 repeatedly hin.. a forthComing meeting of lhe dered the movement on ground West German Parliament m routes to Berlin" and had "deo~f_A.;,cll~ied.::_.:.•.:.cc~e~ss:._.r;i~gh~ll:._::.an:::d:.__ _;W~est=-.:.Ber=lln,;;_.;:ll;_an_a_t_te_mc.p_t_b"y_ __libe _ ra_tely delayed or stopped ded, ''they can only provoke tension in Eruope." The Allied diplomatic action followed on the heels of pro.. tests by Alhed authorities in West Berlin which accused the Russians of "gross violations·• '$1.4 I Massed by Reds by unreasonable searcheo IIIJd interrogations" CIVIl freilbt and passenger traffic. In addition, the ootes said, the Soviet air controller in Ber· lin had "refwled to guarantee ~ight safety for Aliied aireraft." ''These measure& taken by Gto- tbe Soviet and Eaot authoriliel an CGillrlry to lllf quadripartite a....,.mento wloiea define tho speda! ota1us ol Berlin and establish -lllollt ~ access to lbe ci!J. TloeJ only provoke tentliOD lol Z. rope •• � 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 04. April 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 April 6, 1965 bailey bumgarner roush van kirk