https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dc683f5d9b996ef6e7f4ef6fdb73e8aa.pdf 36b13ce1906a1f28c7ecff914e6309f0 PDF Text Text ., • Charles Hayman to Retire in 1965 fter 40 Years as Teacher, ,. Clllrlee Hay1111111, 4D yean a Mel&l Coo!DIY ectucator, ..., nonnped IGdly be wUJ rellre II u~ belld of Soulbem Loa! Sehool diJtrict when UU. term .of lcllool • ended. Mr. JltJman'l retlrllllletll wUJ ad - at lealll for 1J!e preletll ... teacbtnl ol 311 yean m the Sou!bero Local ,. ' l>lstrlet syslmn. A ieplacemeut for Mr. Hay. 111811 bas 1101 J>een •111101m""" by tbe ·boaril of education. It Is eapeeted, bowever, that a '"" uecutive b~ will be of. flclally omploytCI later tbla monii1"We deiiDitely have .,meone In mlDd to lake over the job lllr. Hayman .... .. eapably blllldl4d for .. IDllll)' yean," aald """ member of the board. Mr. Hayman, a native of Letart Falls, the son o' the .late C. W. and Blanche Weaver Ha,.inan. began his teacbtnl career in 1925 as a science and blstory teacher in a Union couaty high school. He came to Meigs county In 11m •• principa' of the old Letart Falls (twc>-year) H I g b school. He organlzed tJ>e first baaketbaD team at Letart lOgb. Mr. Haymat came to Racine 11 a lecb2r in IJ31 wbeu eooIOlk!otJoa made !be bish ICIJCI9) tbere the only one iD Southem Local School Dillrlct. Mr. Haymao was also besket.ban COIICb In bla ...... pooitioo at Racine. u 111ipment in whleb he enjoyed singular suc- ceaa. In bls first year Racine won 26 end losl two. II was durin1 the followin& season of 1113.'134 II!IIOn when Emest Wingett tooll over for one year. He bepo coachln& again In ~ I~ ......... oo ~toni~ ' ( t !IIP"l durlfiC the aeetn ilt-. Bl)1nan thecl CQo. tlnood u · CliMe bOa at llaclDe until 'C!Ie .,._ of lbe liSe • 51 .,....., Ill ,blld then coached at ~ It pan. lfu teamJ' ·'!'d.- .... 224-78. HaymiJ! ...., bired as prlncJ. pal ol Rail;.,. 111gb school in 1935 aDd ~ued in that capacity "':~!live head posts were in 1957. He lbua .was executive head dUrinl· ttii' conotruction of the new Soutberr. High School buildlnl wblch wu !lrst occupied • at y lnl' i-_____________________ - VISIT RILEYS Easter weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley, Sr. w pic1 l.!rtu even U'l~~~ "'"' l l, t96S GROVER'S STUDIO YOU CAN REALLY SAVE ON THE 1ST FLOOR- Sale prices oa Slips- Pegnoir Sets In the Lingerie Department- on ·wallets for Mea and Women - low prices on CosmetiCJ and Toiletries - on Mens Shirts Wornens Hosiery - and Many Other Itelllll - It'll pay you to stop on thll 1st floor - browse around and see all the special values. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OUR BANK IS AN INSTITUTION OF "FULL SERVICE" FOR ALL! Fl "I'm Bernard Neutzling, Service Manager at Tom Rue Motors, Middleport's new Chrysler-Plymouth and M - F Bids Opened On New Road To Camp Area Imperial Dealership at 399 South Third Street. We know a lot of folks judge a new dealer on the kind of ser- A bank i• on institutioa of service-in our oase, of "Full Service"-for you, your family, your business. For whatever your bonking service need moy be, yo11'll probably find that ol least 0110 of lt!e many services conveniently available bere under one roof will meet that coed ••• promptly, elllcientl:r, ecoaomically. vice he gives, And that's why we'd like you to try ours. F Fot "'fuU Service," bank ftere, •• now I Your Savings Now Earn 4% Interest We take pains with our work We like our work. Our people ore well-trained. Enthusiastic. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT & SATURDAY "THE KILLER$" r POMEROY NATIONAL BANK T T Serving Meigs County for over 93 yean POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation They've got the finest equipment onywhere. (Technicolor) Lee Marvin, Angie Dickln · son, Ronald Reagan., Jobn Cassavettea. We put our all in everything from oil ·changes to major repairs. We'll even send out our best men to find· SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. April 25-26-27 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONI' (Technlcolor) Bette Davia, Susan Hayward, Michael Connors, Joey Reatherton. Novel by Harold Robbins. A Teenage girl, Joey Heatherton vivacious, poised and blithe spirited. pert and petite, ba!l the im· part of an H·BOMB! Fe1tureHe: Post M.n Wlnt ColorCirtoont ROUSHES ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Roush, Lincoln-St. entertained Easter Sunday with a family dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cline and son, Ricky, Rio Grande; and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush and son, Eric, of Oak Hill, Ricky Cline, who re· sides with his gr&ndparenta· while his parents attend Rio Grande, is spending the week and stop that elusive rattl11 you've alwoys comploined ., about. Yes, sir-we'd like to serve you. We'd like to meet you. ' So, come In today and take adventage of our Celebretion Special. Okoy?'1 ... ' .. ' ,, ' ~ •' '. . ' TOM RUE FLEX STEEL 2 PCE. LIVING ROOM· SUITES ~~-'5 R en tine . Many, U •..t aU, of lt.e "-a as willie dw •••• an estlmaled dnoi!J 1t11 llmts !bat of wmr. o staro _______________ _______________ - ·:~ ·:..,;''l :J,~~... ~.. --------------------~==---~1.1 I Ranges - Utility Cabinets - steel Wardrobes - Curio Shelves - Livin& Room Suites. POMEROY, 0. 8 NOW YOU K.NO , ~ SALEI FURNITURE ON THE 2ND AND 3RD FLOORS- Sale prlceti now on Porch and Lawn FUrniture - on Breakfast Sets - Gas and Electrle WY 2-2475 3 '* SALEI WOMENS COATS AND SUITS In the Ready To Wear Department on the 2nd floor. Select the one you want and really save. You'll want to also see the new selections of Sportswear for women - teen agen and girls - Ideal for Spring and Summer wear - Shorta - Tops - Skim - Knee Knockers - Slacks - Dresses AI - He has signe<' well over 2,000 diplomas. Even today II some- ate?" !be ..,._. II feadU, from lllr. Ha}'llllll wltbout """""'"" to bll lllet. lllyi!UID graduated fi'OJII terbein College with a B. A. degree in tm and received hla Master'• Degree at Ohio State University ill 111M. He Is a member end past n.aster ol Racine Masollic Lodge lal F & AM, a member of the Eastern Star at Racloe and the Scottish Rite at Columbus. He ls also chairman ol the board of the Racine Home Bank. fortbcou!Jnl ELBERFELDS OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM to 9 PM bethH and to mo~e you proud \\' bers in the thousands. one <'Jrio411!y - . . "WWieD, I wooder, dld 1-'IHo) ~ opf-oll unity to be&t OffU Hayman ,...ked outside of Southern Local School dlatrlct lklce bav· ill& been employed •• Letart High school, .,.. durin& the 11134-35 term wnen be taught English at Middleport High l<hool. Teacher!' personal records doo't record sucb thin&•. but the pupils Mr. Hayi!UID bat shepherded through their secondary education surely num- Ohio Commies' Spokesman gets Mute Reception Rl e>~cellent ·n.e Says Teachers Nearly Forgotten II Yi~ts of Cllfton were Mr. and MrL William D. Lee end family, MIchael, Russell, Kenneth, Lori, and Lois Ann, Dexter City. Otbo er vlsltora Sunday afternoon b eluded Mr. end Mrs. Cecll s.... gent and family of Oleshln. An b1 the faD of 11161. only Ume Mr. ' •· Oeee•Bd Te The fnterfiiU IJI Til. Jlei••-M- 4. .;,, ~~::-:::--:-:-:-------------__:__ _ _ _ _ ·'l :J~ . 0 VOL XVII NO. 6 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. SATURDAY,.:._~">> ..._ ...;.,:OHIO / ..... '24, 1965 ... m(lk e yolK whee .... ··' MOTORS DISCOUNT PRICE BAKER FURNITURE ~--~---------------.--~--.-------------------------~· 1 \.. I I , ~·, . •.. ,_ ,, .:~1\ :·.-~~~I - . .i . ' . !(" 399 SOUTH THIRD ST.,, MIDDLEPORT, 0. , AUJHQltlilib '0' 1~~~ *' 1'!~ r ·.)t,_'f ' .. .... _ " l ' --f. ' ' .. ' ' •' �f' J.-J>alJJ Selltlllel, Pomerry-M!dtlleport, 0., Apr. 24, 11165 1 1 Four Marines ·are . Wounded Slightly ·In Snipers' Fire ' • CLEAR PICTURE ( " Sf.IGON (UP!) - • Four U. S. Marines suffered minor l~ll~~~d! today when a company-sized unit patrolling 45 I' west of Da Nang ran into Viet Cong swper fire a sertes of "man traps.'' The Marines repiled with a ba•·ra11• of automatic weap<lns in their biggest fight yet. In the air war Amerkan jets destroyed another bridge and a river ferry dock in Commurust North Viet Nam m a ra1d called ''highly successful " Seven bridges and a ferry boat were destrQyed Friday In lllrger raids and lo~~~{h planes bombed the I . , I~ dming the night. engagemellb elil'ller thl• week. The Mannes sent to Viet /They also · ~ not call for rem· Nam to guard the U. S air and forcements in ·the figh t - their bose at Da Nang, 350 third in three days "' • . ' '" northeast of Smgon, ap- Earher today otre Marine was made their deepest killed and another wounded yet reported into enemy when a U. S. hand grenade ae- terrltclrf. The numbeJ of Vtet cldentally exploded in a foxcasualties was not known hole in Marine positions around in i - F River news Meigs Sharing Dam 18.3, ZU, l'UIIIlJng » oo rollera, Pomeroy-ll4alon'"nt<ml ~.40 .6 Million 57, Pl. Pleasant lUI, ·.:· .p'IO -Go-.,.~re..... ·--..~.~.;;. v - ~ 2 ~ falllnl, Kt~awha Falls 6.74 rlsln&, Clllorletton 20.06 sta- I • minute skirmish fought the Phu Bai Air Base defense long range. penmeter north of Da Nang. A Third Battle Manne battalion commander The Mannes did not ca11 for surrered a heart attack at Da artillery fire or atr sup- I' Nang. H1s condition was not as they have m sm:::•:::ll:::er:..:= kno::.::::w:::n::..._ __ _ _ __ _ tionary. Lolldon was running ~ foot, Marmet ¥, loot and Winfield daln I feet. Carrier of .. Leon Dies ' Litense Take '" YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPlE .. _ON A HON At •• •' Hawk1s Cycle Sales .·· ·: " Routes SOA & 33. l M.lt. North of Athen• Op4m 9 to S Mon. Thurs. Sat,·9 to 8 fUlL 'Welr ''rf. Ah,.., 0, LY 2-8464 DRIVER CITED The Ohio Slate Patrol has "I'm a prewired you are. It's easy to add or reiO<cate with me arouml.W ·<i l'f!lOrted tile jiiU8i of Gary L. Morris, 12, Coolvlllo, who ated to Melp -~ court j rll 30 for driving with ono illltt and no operator's licslse. 1 • W. L. RoC'hester Hershey Rocheater 2 0 0 3 ~ )'OU'te planning a new home, ""Y not enJOY the modern c:onwnlence of telephone GUlletS in aH livirt~and working lr<!8$? Then )'OU c:. 11M ua.nsion phones where ond �• .. .' ' -' Newln.farminr~ 4--Dally Sentinel: Po,;,; roy·MIQOiepon, o ., Apr. 24, 1965 oe sate to narv..,. . B. D. Blair , Extensioo I'IIOioSiBt, Olllo Stato Uni--'1}' ,... asked llle questloll co!ICII'D!ng the new arowth appearinC as the alfalfa becomeo Iafier. His statement was that the i~ aecte would ha"e to craw1 oYer BY C. E. BLAIESLE£ 11..,.. 1\ore il that JUthloD mllil toxic than many cornpoundo.l lowinl Ill 1110, llle operator aet hla sulhlon appUcali011 on the pestiCide material . and Count' Ext..ofoo Aaenl be applied at least 21 days be- Pr<>teetlve elolhinl should . be,lhould wub btl banda and lace before tile lint of Ma)o. 11 be ia was expecled thet sufllcumt The time of derision bas ar- fore harvesting or pasturing. wom, 10111.. should be worn thoroiJ8bly, take a complele bath sure he will 'not harvelll bolore ttr ial would be picked up by the riVed (or MeiJS county farmers Recommendations are that ru- to prevent the peotlclde settinl •• .. {ICldllble, and ebanp May 30, then ho eould opply gu- l!lleC! to cause hil death .. . m controlling Alfalfa Weevil. thion never be applied more i/llhe ey,., natural rubber glov· to !rolh e!Dthill&. Clolbin8 lhll li<m ao tate aa the lth of May. orawled over tile pesiiCide ThiS is the first year of attempt. than once per cutting. should be used, and an effoo- hub een worn previous!, wtth Guthion i1 eipected to be elfeo. due. ln8 control ~i~ spring appli ca-. With guthion there are some tive respirator should ~ u.sed 1uthloD applicatlon should be lti\'e for 14 da)'l followinl ap~ A~ther question. asked of uons of pestJcJdeJ;. other precautions that must be when llaJ!11lng or applying gu- washed thoroughly. cation. This means there would BlaH' wu concermng the effect . taken. Jt ia necessary lO ob- thion.. If the farmer plans on cutttng be a 1 day waiting period be- of rain on the pestir. ide res idue. ~xammations of flelds ln di~- serve all safety warnings with I U i11 recommended that if cu- hay during the last 10 days of tween the time of effectiveness He sald , most pesticide~; now fm ntdifpfarts of the county! lndl· all chemicals, Guthion is more thion 1> used, Immediately fol- May then lit muat be sure to and the time that the hay would have a sticker material incor· cate erent mse<:t popu atwn, ~-. --··- Meigs Farmers Girding up for Weevil Battle r·· Leather, Suede Add Fabrt'c FashJ'on ·Interest • porated Ill 1III!L I! lie J*lllo:l ~·" ... ft, ·,;• clde, lifter appllaatlqn, challee lo oirJ, ~ II ·r:=~~~;;s::~ the action Ill rallfallln " lni 11. I!Gweftt, II the till while the pestiqde 11 ltill IJD1· then it "ill be Off niel 1w .,. varylnl deVOU, dlpoDd!lll buod • llio nten11ty of tbo r•ln(all of talual lllllllld pul 1 haven't said IJI)IIilb>llbout by lllo "'""""'"hnr. Al'fl of the matM!all, ~ tul'llllr lllfclnDIIIOD malatbJOil and allalfa .....U. OlllirGI .111111 Mainly About ·People In ·pomeroy w.- oomewhere m SOCIAL CALENDAR lAyette Shower Is Given f01 Mrs. John Slack Mr. and Mrs, Roymond MIJ. ler and fandl1 and Paul Tbom" of Columbua apeat Ellter .-ith Mr, and 111'1, IJI>yll 'l'botn- as. ., "; and )fn, llDJ J - tho ElteuloD Ollke. 11M! alao have the lnfo.t• anel spent-the pall -k-1 end •1111 their parerrtl, Mr, ..... Roy ...... St. and lnd- Mrs. E. J. HUL cost .of materials pet gutbion COlt ia avallab1e. to be in Ute range of ~ to added pree:autlob. tt aere. Entomologists be wise for lumen mU:have any preference fOC' Inc application ol pestleltles to of the three 01llterlals, sfln. tteOrd tbo dale ol IJIPIIelllon, Ml'. and Mn. Harold ~=I of Middleport VII~ M .-lth his mother, llro. 'l'eaford and son, Ceeil. JGbtt Wayne 'l't!afotd and Brlaa vlllle4 w Ills IDIItber Mrs. and Cecil Mt'll, Nora Roush was the thurs4ay dinner IU.,t of Mt'll, Charles Withrow, Mils Jane Douglass' student at lkllzer lklspltal School of Nursing, apent the Easter vaeatlon with her mother, Mrs, Velma Douglass. \IrS. Velma Douglass and ddgbter, Jane spent the week· end at Ivydale, . W. V•. with Mrll. Euda Hamrick. Mrs. Maxine ArnOld and datJ. '1hter, S!Junna attended the Easlel: sunrise aenrlce at Ma· 100. W. Va. and were break- • fall of ber !lister and brothOrJin.law, Mr. and Mr. I WUbur Stawart and Gary. Mro. Mary Aumiller of }larlfoi!J waa also a bre&kfa.t pst. BERRY'5 bu! so far, we have found no ply saylnl it is a t o tbe rate of appHeallon, and the f~elds wtth no Infestation at a!!. Of course the eost fllo!Dr will material uoed. Tills woulcl be ID 1he rule !o thumb bas always have to be weighed against ease any questklnll come up eon- . ~n to treat the alfalfa fleld Animal skins havt! been dev· , support. Cut faclnga t.rom sklntlstitch .UJ:li118 to bindina, or (2 ) of effectiveneas to tellc!ue. v.hen half the plants show evi· erly fashioned into smooth, sup· or lining fabric. Or, hM to the Glue hnma WK1er eda:e of facdence of damage .. This time has ~le leather and napped suede. edge. Face the waistband with ing. Buttonholes should he test· FA _ _ ., already arrr~ed tn most ea~. These ·•fabrics" make fash- ribbon. ed on 1 ICtiP of leather. r or ~"am.D.l!t One co~piJcating factor. I! ions of classic and endurinS The sewing machine tension bound buttonhole• on soft leathDO YOU NIID MONIY lht que~tmn of what portiOn ot beauty Ishould be balanced . but slight- er - machine buttonholes or FOR the eggs laid has already hatch· · . l ly loose. The pressure on the stitch rectangle close to siR~h OperatiDI Colli f'd . With only limited experi- . When purchasmg . skins, ~eep ' presser foot should be li&ht and markln:J. SHteh agaln just outCop!W lmprovemetlt Equipment Llvemiek t'fiet , the entorno!oglste at Ohio m mind the followmJ pomts. adjusted to lhe weight or the side this nnt row and qH"tliM Automobllet State UnlversJt)l have not been Leather and suede are sold all skins. The st itch length should Hema tbould be made one orEdueationa) t.oan. able to determine whether all of in~ividual. skins.' Select skins be long - 1 to 10 stitchf'l per two inehet wide. Do not handeComoottflve Totti! LNtl Coot ! ~ eoggs hatch at one time, or un1form m we1ght and shade. in< · use a n~w needle, size 1._ sew. Instead glue and hammer eOnThoPormlorv• spread over .a two or three week BI.IY your pat.tern fir st and ~se 1t&. Speetal leather needles are liJhtly ln place. When pressint. e CNCIIt Life lnMWenc. penod. Indications are that the the pattern Pi.eces to d~termme I available. The thread should be do not use Iteam. Press with a oFarmor Owned C....l t larval feeding period lasts from how ma.ny skms Y?U w1H need. heavy duty mercerized . warm dry iron over a pre:ts DICK S'l'I:RIIETf th ree to four weeke. lnte;facmgs are 1mportant to 1 Stitching errors wi ll show. cloth or brown paper. County MIDIJ8l' Jn the beglnnlng of the sea- ,retam shape of lhe garment. Stitch with care to a\loid rip- Many coated fabrics Imitate Ph. WY25270 son larval feeding h; found 4n the i Patterns should be simple ping. Do not stretch as ~ o u leather amulngly well. "Cotlop ~f t~e plant , and as tbe pop- with few seams, darts and de- lslitch. Darla s~ould be st1tch· ton leathers" are crease resistPRODUCTION CREDIT ulatJon mcr~as~s. all leaves ex· tails and thtore should be no ·td . slashed. trll'llmed, p::essed ant, poroue, scuff-proof, water · t"ept the tems and midribs are eased seams When cutting 8 _ . open, and glued down. ~eams repel1ant and c1n be washed, Pomeroy 114 Mulberrr Ave, c.-onsumed. void waste a~d bulk Trim 'pat- 1 should not be pinned. Use pa- dry-cleaned or IJ)Onged off. They The dec~slon on how much of tern seams to t.hree-~ight s inch. per clip! to hold the layers to- sew like cotton fabric, do . not ~atched Will influence the maler- Elim!nate seams _ such as · gether. Do not back-stitch but show pin or need.le marks and JBI.'I to u~. If the farmer de- straight center back seam . ins!~ad , tie the t~ead ends. can be prtued. wtth steam.. ddes that most of the IMec.ts Cut 8 complete parer pattel'n St1lch s.eams w1t~ pre-ahru.nk Vinyl plastlc • coated fabr1cs have al.r"!~dy hatched or w1!1 .on a single layer of skin 10 plan Ita~e to remforce pomts of stram. a~e water·repellant and clean hat ch witil~n t~e next seven daysl how and where to cut. If th e Smp the ecta:e of the tape to With a damp cloth. They car1110t l after 11ppheatmn, th!n he will skin i~ not wide enough to prevent puckedn~. Press seams be washfd, dryclea.ned or pr~~,- ~ probably use malathion or me· makf' a complete front or back, open ~nd tap w1t.h a hammer . ed. They melt, even at low tem- 1 thocychlor. Each of these rna- cuL two separate pieces and Top·slltch each s1de of the peratures. Be lurt to alter 1 t ~rials is expected to be effec- lseam in the centf'r. Add a iseam·line, or glue seams flat . the pattern before cuttlng. ,,' itl CIIN.S ~ HU. l~~e. tJVt> over .a seven day period. seam allowance when (.'utt ing. !· Spread a thin line of fabric glue and stitch with care since need- I If be 111e11 either one of these ! For smooth leAther _ pl<:~('e or rubber cement over stitches le and pin marks show. Flatten I •How thllf the oull/ow ot tlolltm 1m 1u6sitlfll we 10 bO<k to the old 'it'• .,.,, m..,.,. ph"*Ptrtt"'"" materiAll and tbe hatch has jpntlern pieces all lengthwise on buth sides ol seam-line, press edges and hold hems in place aot pregrtiiiJed far enough. •or crosswise on the righl side.s ~am open ~sin& brown paper w~th fabric &~e. Weigh di)Wn then h may be neee·uary to ap· lor skins . For suede _ ('U! l\'ilh press doth. On curved seams, with heavy obJecta while glu0 , ::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::;::;::;::;:::::::::: ply a set'ond !!pray of malo.- tops of all pieces pointing to cut out small ''v's" before fin· is drying. thlon. or metbo~;ythlor btfon the neck of the .skin. 1shmg. . . .Next week, th~ column will · thefJrtt.harvestofhaylteom- .Pi~ m!~rks will show. So, pin . To ~ ttach the hn~ng to the i ditc~aewiniWJthdiqonaJ 1 pleted. . wJthm seam allowan('t'S or tape f~cm~ ~- H) Bind facmg - .SUP fabr. ·'·":.:::.. "· - - - - - - - If the farmer decides that he 1pattern to skins. Mark cons lruc-- · would rathcr .take a c~ance on ltion details with chalk lln the IBY MRS. D. E. WOOD !enjoyed I family dinner with • longer pertod .lnsecttclde, he wrong side. Extend the front ! The Literary Club met at their mother, Mro. Clara Phil· : may apply guthlOn. The prob-1intertacing to the arm hold tor ' horne of Mrs Irene Jackson the 1 11 ~· Mrs. Ruby Mulbuland recent· past week. A large crowd waa ly visited friends in Columbus, ' present A nice program and Mra. Poocl Woud is ve" poor· II · The annual Distl'ict 4 Futurelpenci1 set ro.. first place in the lu~ch served by hosltss was .IY at borne or her son, Mr. and : Farmers of Ameri<'a award district for the chapter secre- !en)oyed by al l. iMrs. Jim Wood, banquet and meeting was heldltary's book and $25 for the dls• Wilkes Grange sponsored a Mr. and Mrs. Don MeManI Tuesday evening at Warren higb trict star crop producer. 'l'hoae Social security program wed. I us, Wellston, visited her parents, Qrov-'- atboh-· are -·~"--t for seltool near Vincent . The Han- 1attending the mc:etl~g .and ban~ ne!Kiay eveni!lg. CoWlty' Agent iMr. and Mn. Willlam Mahaf.., "...... IIAI.-rnm nan Trace, Kyger Creek and quet from Galhpohs FFA .Bob Davis and 8 man from So.\ fey . arutarmlntUV.,.bflltr,llfetr,peafotlnlncie. Gallipolis chapters were repre- Chapter were Darrell Yo~g, cial Security office, Chillicolhe ! The Py~hian Sisters met n. GranlF oUrs.hlto l&WA tur11 ya• d-.w. Come fn, cw 1day evenmg and made some andgardf!ftehorealuwlftrst ••• eii1 far~~. Yotl sented and received awards. Jack Brucker, Frank MillS, I were the speakers. They show. IN CARPENTER, 0. PHONE MY 8·2639 The awards program is made Fred Vollbom, Bill Tawney, l. ~ ~ ill'des and answ"red all ques·l plams tor their ln8peetion June illlor, getting hallir. toudl jobs an be Wllbdone aforfate, ouc- with oura front GravelyRUDDII', Budret.0, P1111.1po11sible b}' the donations of Kenni10n Saunders, BUI Brown juons on Social Securily. When .4front Mt'lclmwntB worldq for GR~ ~:El. 225 don~rs to the Ohio FF A . Ro1er Angel and Mr. and Mre. ' the medi-care bill goes through. I Mr. ~nd Mrs. Larry Cr~y, lO\I• you can 1ee what )'OU'ra FoundatiOn. jCharlee Shaver. he will come to explain it. Zanesville, Mr. and Mrs. Dtck ~~r~ ~~e(;mJd.,M;rt~~.;: Wl9·3202 The Hannan Trace Chapter, · Bill Tawney, president of ~ . Burns and Mr. and Mrs. Keith id o~v Opell Mondoy lhru in its first year pf exl!tence,lthe GallipoUs FFA was elected ! Mr. and Mrs. Leo DavJdson .Molihan, Wellston , all spen ,:,~,0:,. PEARL ST. RACINE, 0, Saturday 8 AM was awarded a parliamehtary ]diatrict vice preeldent for •and daua:hters, Mr. and Mrs ..Easter with their rather, Cba~r- 1 1 nap. With .tP attacbmen~ the . loS I'M-Open procedure plaque with a snJ lOM-65. Other officers eleeted 1,Paul McElroy and 80n8, all Of !les Cray. Or&Yelybutbehturesanclt~ Evenlng1 By ~tr rating bar and a gold rating were: President, John Ellen1· Wolfpe~ were Sunday guests ! Mr. and Mrs. Bob Appointment m public speaking. Attending er, Logan; Secretary, Fred of thetr mother, Mabel Wood Jackson were Euter guests . from the H1111nan Grace Chap- ! Hellm~n, Fort Frye; Treaaut· Sunday. his mothe~, May Duffey. t~r were : Harold Montgom- ·er, Richard Haner, Warren: Mr~ . Garland Browning spent M~s. Shirley Peters has been e1y, Rex John9011 , Terry Ruck- IReporter, Steve Heiner, Water· 1 few days with her parent! 1confmed to her bed the past Phone WY 2·2975 er, Roy ~ickle, Eddie Clary, ford and Sentinel, Steve Zim· Mr . .and Mrs. Jim Mulholand: Iweek, Mrs: Ann Edmunson hail 512 I. Mtlln St..., Potneroy, 0. G.ary Harnson. Marshal King, me. Maietta . . .Her husband came for her. ,been workmg for her. CiARDEN PRIDE ROTARY MOWERS Js,m Slone, Danny Sheets, Dean Mr: F. J . Ruble., Dll!lttict AW.Iilable •itb 2 ~ or 3 H .P. ~-$<116.9 \\Jse, Mr. Philip Pope and 1perv1sor of Vocattonal Agricul- , .Katherme Simpson and dau· Btllgs II Strattob moton. Ha• Mr. George Evans. ture, Columbus, made the a- .ahter, Dayton, carne Sullday re• CMIT<HI lloaertip control., 1ir lift •nclioft blade lhtt raise. ,,.,. for culThe Kyjer Creek Chapter re- wards. Jim VanZant, Southern 1cently to visit her parenh, Mr. 1ift.l. Reinforced dock il 14 ua. ccived a euperlor ratina: In the Sectional viCe president of the i and Mn. Jim Mulholand. ateel. Blade hu circular bou,inl keetn lflh frOih .:at~hin1. futi G state chapt•r contost gold rat Ohio FFA As...,latll!ll was the Ml G Colmn-:1 ings . th ., - main s-ake ss eorg 1I ray , ytar wuranly for deftctfvt" p1r11 m , e secretanes and the r-r. bUJil !pent weekend with her aDII ,..orkm1nlhlp. treasurer s book contest11 and ! broth M d II er1 r. an Mn. Frank silver rating 1 SE I r 4'tt(lP[LL!t, s n par amentary 1 procedw-e and public speaking. $59.97. "'""' Several from here attended ~ Representing the Kyger Creek bridal shower given Margar· I Chapter wer~ Robert Polcyn, $64.97 Booth Cooper at l!er moth· John Shaver' Bill McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Don Me· Larry Elkins, James Drum: mond and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ' II•~~:~~" nice recently, She received Needs . gifts. The Gallipolis Chapter was , The ehower given Mt. and awarded a superior rating: in Dick Burns was well at - 1 the slat. chapter contest Zutor to opeuto SABRE TILLER I and they received many bteau~e 83% at the gold ratlnp In parliamentary REGISTER Wlllht II concpn. -4 procedure and public lpeaklng trat•d oo tho tln•a If·~NOWI rr ~.,•.,n,.k.,M 1i;llo~re;,;c;;:•l~v;ed;_;.•~pe=n~an~d~·.;:::::~;.;::.;:.::~I~~:M~r.children, and Mrs. John spent Phllllps where It will do tho St. Louis the week with his mother, Ciamoat rood for 11 dll· ' lin' In", Wheel• Phillips and her parents, I •asJiy removed with· and Mrs. Thorn&! John!On I w.u tut.lt out tools tor tlllinr II McJirthur hard packed ot Jrl'!a· Mr. and Mro. EsUo HartJook IJ 1011. D•rrth bar Vinton. recently spent Sunday 1110 Jnltantly Pld· J, •rllh Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cot· lUIIIblo. 20" 3 H . ~. • trill. Brlrrs 6: Stutton r. aalne. l2'' Haho Mr· and Mrs. John ShllllniS lfaea, son reeently visited their 1 ··•·· sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob LAWN SPECIAL! ~tllll1~s. Rutland, and Mr. and IUY 2 BAGS OF LAWN PIP ShllllniS, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs . Charle111 Snave· oncl GET 1 !lAO 01' PLANT PI!P I'Jtlll . ly visited her father, Jirri PenThis DeW llant ID dleton et Mt. Carmel hospital. CODIJIIct power Wo hovo 1 complato line of lawn aHd ' . He fell while working on a will be givell and lawn fortlllltr 1building at Logan when he FRE& Ia a lucky " · broke . his kllee in four places. native of Ohio on JUDI lei; RlllG. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Phillips ISTER NOW at Meigs Bqtllplllent & and family, Middleport, Mr. Co, aDd let us ~· tor 111 on· Mrs. Kelson Phillips, Welloton the-farm demOI!StfatiOD, · and Mr. and MrJ, John Phil· I and family, St. LoUII, all • ltnlnt l"•thteltern Ohlt NEW VERSATILITY • , COMFORT •• ECONOMY end W. Y•. PhoM WY 24111 M\JRPIIY 18 Cl1>t'AIN ' . WORC£8TER, Maas. JfH:k W. C.rNy, Mtr• II'JtiNG AVE. WY 2·5101 POM&IIOY ,lloly. will be •IJ I IIIUWANT TarO: H'o mat ,t l 111e "'"" -•n .... •·• filnlflk.,..lll aatlt .,-..., Pula - •·- I-~.._ tllafallle wmap IJtl&wltlt pill,. ,. lllapo alldmrall& :.;~~ JloJaaa for Dlar -.til cu.l (eealor) lllade eli.., l __ "' •aiL J'!oa Pierre Cardhi. (ltghl) ..,,... tile eptt- 11 ~ ....,, lulc willa-., Rlleol •Dar lo,. •lllllliiJ,Idltplldatlldat. ll'ot~·~ = -c!' •- ~~· ~":tt.~~= - - .. 1 1 Wilkesville News Notes 1 Ann ua In·ISt riC• t.14 FFA • HeJd Tuesday IBanquet IS SURGE I 1 DAIRY EQUIPMENT • Morris Equipment Co. THE SHOE BOX y 1 •=· ;:;t't:: LANDMARK SUPER SAVINGS! UNTIL 9 PM GRAVELY TRACTOR SAUS & SERVIa Su-1 . . 1 '• •' 1 1 i ' ·- tel- 1 01 ,...,tl ..... for tM &It 'L' In 7. Up,.r End •f ,.,,"...,. a .. the OPCN 9 P.M. !MONDAY THIIU SATUltDAYI MASSEY-FERGUSON II NEW ~:~!:~M~~utplty, a II 1rom whO was lltCOntl •J!!c>lfl- Ciulid- !I 1011. W'f t-2176 .' ' ABOUT NERVE PADDLE AROUND Ill l'OUI CI!LLIRI INVESTIGATE FIRSTI THEN DECIDE! Before ~turehuiDI all)'. eemetery lo,!,..J!urlal vault and molter _KNOW TilE ANSWEIIS TO ·•n.r;SE QIJESTIONS. 'Do .lmow the tuall!leauona of the PfliOIII you ue del I wt 1! Are JOU llloroUih f11111110r wltll tho ro~~ . of eoab-aet you uo ~na. , .does 11 eoo~ln .... nd .bi-I•W4 rhlch nllrk!l lOO Ia tile ... of your 'e 1'Y lo~ bUfll vault and ·jparttt! Do 70u kDGW tbat ~~ '1n .,..., five li!Obabf1 ·will ttevar be Uled honee . tho Ill• , IY 11 _ , . , , llli endqwllletit ell'l! lund ouf· · !~!!!-•~1 . like cate ol lbi eemllefl' lot ·JDU're bu,lnr i . ... a .. ,. THORO \t: ' l4l one '' J09MIItOY POMEROY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL APRIL 28-29 e 8 PM QIIICKSIAL finish-<..,, Ullth Mtti.J0111p tt~lor A!i< Ul llffo ·~\- WAY -~rpufs """'' a.S.Ieo a!ld Ill tbiJ dl'lotl* ·tUttM a8k , :=:.:t.DIId wl!o fnloWI ,b• etperlenee, 7ndr,ful!tl'll 'dl· · , . • He·l!ill be tlallto be p ,..... , .• .· • DEAFNESS?~ 'IHOttOIIAL ; KNOW tbe anowero lo lb... aueauou and a"l' otltero ;. YOII maY. bave befaro you buy....,. -torr '"'- ~~~~ " vtbault aijd -ku. Compare wltli'.llllltlal . otilltltrlu, ', lllf!r_prllea and thtlr flel'Vi<H . .. WHICH Alllll AV.ut; fl AJ!Lil TO YOU NOW" , . ·• ~· ' ' Flame WATEIPlUG #o [" IHul I~••• , , . fonvtrf ~ If roll ne~O Blue FREE PRIZES ' Athena !. -!lOw ...,. It II to eW THOitO-DII'I C8MJ'QHI - - -- ~ - -·- - ---- --~ - -- :'• SUITES ~~-'5 J '''f>1.;'' ,,'•. •.. , ' •'' .' A11istance On the Seledion of Your Family Cemetery. I w IIC!Jlrtor• durJna World'alarae•t manufacturer of and Friendly ' NEW HOLLAND BALERS RAKES MASSEY -FERGUSON PLOWS and DISCS FULTON·THOMPSON .TRAOoR •. SALIS Competent Advice . Massey-Ferguson and New Holland Equipment Implements For Fast, BeHer Service POMEROY On June 1st, a new 424 will be given away at a drawing in Columbus, Ohio �1.. . . .# .... ... ..:-•> ....... . . _ .......-. .... . ..... .... . .., ..... .... . .. .. . . " • I J Board Classified Ads- Your Modern Community Dullctin Know 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 24,_1~5 WANT AD INfORMA liON I AUTO SALES Real Estate For Sele OHIO roR s.\Lil-lllddle-·o 1aJ1. 1959 FORD Station wag011. Good est bulld!JI&. m N condition. call WI 9-2963 af. l)I;411LJtllSecond ~ MktdJeport ter 5,30 p.m. or see William OQ a./iaN I"!;I.LKIIOC* OP ~· .. ~<!» · ~.... ..... tH'Ifl 4 Ill Priced 1or qu1c11 oa1e .,. H.. Cleland, Racine, Ohio. Racine , Ohio high." Mnnc1•:r • ..,,.., 1 II. L LUNI .,, .. ·· qulr• at Ohio llolel. ~23-31<! March 27, liti5 Or the slavery of the 1!1111 'l lRHF.ITIOHll .\ 1 r.e ac~Pp•M •I nti' jl,-Qf! • SALE ' All modem brick· 1955 DODGE pick-up. Good rub- To The Editor who would not think of drivlnl M .-,., ........11,.,.11011 $209 5 FOR 1963 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. frame 3 hedroom ranch style ber, good repall'll, $395. Small y ed any but the latest model elf, UAIII IUI:OUI A IIU,.. Locally owned with new car appearance inside and ~ut. h Cheste Roa · caterpiJJar dozer. C.ll VI s. our paper recent!y carr! or wearing a bat of lttst year•s , "' ,.,,,,..~.,, ·~..-rveo t"- "'-'111 Beautiful beige and brown fimsb, w :s1w tires, V-8 engme, orne on r c., near 4--22-3tc a statement of Walt Whitman's l ,. .,,. " ..............., .a• Powerglide trans., radio and heater. State· Highway Gara~e. 100 11: 2290. __ that, "Once fully enslaved, no sty e. mil ............... ~,. · ""~ '''" Krm,.. •hou)l!l "'" "''' .. ... ~ •mm,. o'lla•~L' f'lw 1J1I" 1962 Chev. Impala H. T. Cpe. $1695 400 lot. Several finanCing plans IU55 PONTIAC 4 door $125. t' tate or city on this Or of tbe msn still hoUnd by ,, .., , "'"' nn• rw req~<>,..rll'>l• too ~···"' ' "~'" ,,nr •n..,rr.ei tn.ertkla. v .a en&ine, std . trans., w lslw tires, radio and beater. Beatt.· available to quallfied person. Phone WY 2-2418. 4 15 Uc :r:_n, e:er ~fterwards regains thoughts of returning the world IIClllhlll wtMI wid II Ct. . . . . . . tiful white fini sh. red interior Phone WY - ~5337_._4_ ~3 tfc Tbt RamD1er lts liberty.'' to the peaceful controlled colti.A rltb ,..., W•n• "'.tl WrY!" 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Dr, $1195 ROOM brick home, 2 batbWorld Stud""! o1 Compaet onialism of a genera~on 1811, 1 , .• ,.,_. per wol'd ao• Ln...-rt\fi~lmUIT' •:h otl• 8fl '"ftiU Green finish clean interior 4 new 1st line ti~ Power· rooms, fllll'' shed attic a nd --"_I beJieve Whitman, were he ~ertain that this country's for~ , 1 .. r •• """' •nrd foo l'hrN •n• ' ' DA,.;:o:rq.,uo;or" 6• CyJ. enmne. •· basement. OUt of bigh water. ud alive today, wou id a dd • ""-nd elgn policy In lt65 should forI (This II I publlc . 10rvlce ar· gll'dc traD". •• , ,nvo •n.,ranu '•' ' ,... , ern' /)!~~nuro• 0 .. ••ld •G• •"., Central beating, pl'iced for ~ no penon ever .~galllll his hlr low the McCarthy . Dulles . tlcle explaining Ul genera I I• pa<d ""ltlll' 10 ... ...,. "' quick sale. Phone W\ 2-6116 ud ma...erabtlll)o erty of !bought. Readers Digest line of the terma a provJSian of Oltlo law r ... RV ()t rtlA"ffll'l 6 Utu'tUAftJU 11 ~ l'or eo word llllft. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. or WY 2-22115. Charles F. See , To most Americans tbe word late forties, which threatenedtth lndividtheuala lfwectho wlllh tola!"~..• Eo"" •dllltlarlrJ wnrd LC! tmWil Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc Metropolllalt M--. "slavery" brings up a mental ~II erring ~ovemments w mine e o any " OllTJra IIOURi POMEROY' OHIO E llloiD lhroel. Pom....., picture of workers tollmg In the Bomb. on ulthed ir pl'l·lvtate legal affair, II:Jil A. 14 tr> !1.00 P lit D•Ul' SIIU<d'-'' __.a Jtl A If to Ll:CIO oo.-.FOR ...A : em room ,.._ W1' WI'JI cotton e s un er a az ng Another type of slavery ta sho consu . a private at IT"S IW EAI" LE Mod 5 · 11 ld d bl t T'\l PLJU~I: A For Sale or Rent For Sale !rome home In Syracu":· with 4 22 tic sun while a Simon LelfOO type miscalled "party loyalty," torney.) &ESlfl.1 PBOOlJ('JNO ==--:-~ bath, <3 bedrooms) large uUI- FORD 959 VB R&H 81- k4- rtdes back and forth between which demands that all "loyal" 1 PHONE WY 2-2156 5 ROOM house and bath, Storm 1GOLF clubs for sale, 6 Irons ity room, double carport, gas a~ ~ !he rows flaying their bare members support any meas- You may be Interested tn wmdow and scrern. wall to I and 2 woods and all leather furnace, fully . insul~ted, wa~l door· •tand= :a:rms~:: backs with a whip, while a ure dreamed up by the so-call- know how jurors are selected wall carpt:!t mg. Inquire, Oh:ol bag $55. 1953 4-<lr. Chrysler, to "''lll c:upetmg, b1rcb catJi.. one : : 1 . . ~w19 6t pack of over-siled bloodhounds led leaders on pain of political under Ohio law. Hotel, Middleport. 4·24-tfc completely overhauled, $150. nets. Shade and fruit trees, en ~ . P stand ready to .rend the flesh extinction 'This was demonstrat· Card of Th~nks WY z_2836 . ~22-lfc srrubbery. Close to school tamping Equip. of any escapee. ed in ~ern times when a · Selection of Juroro io estal> \\'E wiSH-tO~thank. ReV. -Don I and church. Very reasonable. r lished by law and provides that ~lc,llllan. who came from For Sale D~'T PUMP you sluggish ~ep..l Grady Craig, Syracuse, Ohio FREE F .EE FRI!:E Or of an equally ~rab~e ~oup_ of nationally known po ~ tbe Board of Elections of each Washington C.H., Rev. Donald ------ - tJc tank. Get Klean-Em All WY 2·2810 CAMPING supplies & accessor~ ,group of workers toilmg miJcal figUres was b rded to ~ county must make and file with !!leks. who conducted the fu· TOMATO stakes for sale. Ver-I septic tank cleaner. Lan[J.. . 4 2 tfc ies with each Camper travel the salt mines of Siberia, iD rostrum at a party convention the Commissioner of Juror• I neral services, the Air Force non Howell on Rt. 124. Laurel[ mark FariL Bureau. Trailer sold this month. Come far below zero temperatures, to deciBre that there was only. certified lilt containing ~ men frum Lockbourne all the Cliff Road ur call: WY 2·5421. 2 18 Uc B ~ Se . . in and see the New Apaches al:SO belabored with whip! and out of a population of 160,000,· name• of all the electon fnends who sent no..:ers and · -- ~-------4-24-7tc Real Estate For Sale USIMSS rYIC81 & get our deal. eglster for wtth great packs of half~ strav· 000 people, ~ne lone. man ~ap. qualified registered voterl cards ol sympathy followmg I WEEK-E ND Specials, Shuler·s -· . . ~I EXPERtENCED dressmak~ free prizes. A pell for each ed wol.ves waiting just beyond able of holdmg a high position. of the county. the death of Staff Sgt. ~ne Grocen. Anl 1qult . Reg . . 68 ACRES an~ 71k a.cres m Ches- i ing, alterations. Phone WY 2• adult we demonstnt~ to. Ams- ~ prlson walla. It is very doubtful that .any The names of these elector!! Walburn. Also, we would like 4-Z4· 30tc bary's Apache ~atle~s, 631 But there are other forms of of these men ever regamed appear on either the pol) bookll 49 c c~kies, 3 for $1. 29 . Reg. ler Township, whtch belonged I 2276 . tu thank all the nighbors and 29 k•e~ 3 for 69 e 10 lbs. to George and Dean Hoffman , 4th Ave., Galu~ohs, ~h10. 446- slavery even more deadly to :freedom of thought and well or the registration lists for the fnends who sent food a n d I ct a'1110 "um• <:~s sJ· ,,.d· , at the time of their decease.; 0239 known that few of them ever past preceding general election. . oes . . . , Karl Grueser, Plumblng and · Also quality Prmt Shop ' fre ed om 0 f the ml·nd· 49 1 1 po those who sent ('ards to Sgt. C k 1nJ·x ., \\-'ill be sold for not Jess than, Heating Middleport. Ohio. 6tc regained Ureir political offices. · 'H. 0 um·an me:; b a l'U S •N J the appraised value of $4 ,080 . · 1.11 ness. There lS · th e sIavery of the \ From this liat a Jist of pro· Walburn dunng his . . The Walburn Family. 4-24-ltc for II~ ;. lb. "g Minersville, Obiol Help Wanted office holder to those who fur· And 11 18 n_ot only in party spective jurors is msde up. A · 'l:· at the office of O'Brien and : 1 Red e •cwus app 1es, .. c O'Brien atturnevM, End your sewer troub es . _ nished his campaign funds, who pohtl~S that ante11eclural slav- new list is compiled each year . 1001,.t 1 Jumbo celery. 19c. Tomatoes, Court st .. Pomeroy·, Ohio. Sat- . We have all sizes LADY TO hve ln. HoUBew<~rk bas not even the solace of say~ ery 1s common. ITh names Dn the list then Ire Notice ~9c basket Broughton's Ice Sewer Machines and care for 5 boys. Call ing as did "Uncle Tom" e • 11 " h"ch In Milk, all flavors, B9c gal. urday, May 8. 196? at 10 :00 Reasonable Rates SH 2-5414 or write Vester "M' bod I Very few men dare to speak put on 'ba ots w ' . turr. Fryers, whole or cut up, a.m. For further mformatm. n I Call WY Z..Z974 Day or Nlgbt Walker, Langsville, Ohia. Y I y be~ ongsto to af:u but against the opinions of their ~re put In a locked and sealed 1·.AGLES Club Dance. Saturcall WY 2~2720. Thelma Sm-, ongs . ~ nelghobrs and associates. Espe.l)ury .wheel a~ the names ot 7 26 tfc 4 21 tfc my sou day, April 24. S.12. Music Bil~ 00 33c lb. Every dZ~y price der. Admx. of estate oi George: . . . ciall)' as concerns the "sacred I propspective JUron are drawn 1:-- Ray Ward and the Twigallon (jug) milk, 69c. Hoffman, deceased. 4-24~tc AIR CONDITIONING to hve m. Light cows'' of American opinion .fl'f':lm the wheel from two to lighters. 4--22-Jtp 4 22 3tc - ·-· - --- · - ·-ation service. Jack's b?usekeeping, no laundry. Liz. which eat up the taxes of the four weeks before the trial or R;~VIVAL, April 26, at 7 301--- - - - - ~/tb eration, New Haven, ""'Sayre, Phone CH 7-220Z. . people as devastatingly as those ltirals are scheduled. Mt M h Ch h f COPPER water tubing·-! H<ch. 1 UCI!flll' "'',. 7 TU 2-3537. ' B lfc 4 20 6tc 1 1 . th Ri. 2 - 60ft. rolls. S$4'p2ecJai,eclo$s2e-4 i u. s. Civil,...... tamt eat e crops of the The tfoedllo:ngOh-1 I are .t R E Glib t S oul pnce, reg. · sa ·POMEROY - 2 story 6 . room •••• womero ,, .nn _...., ~ ,.,.,. · exemp ..., 10 aw rom vanpge 1'to' • Rev. er D p~n- ro iL Pomeroy · Landmark, WY! frame home with bath ·hot . EXPERIENCED ~11uJ~. ':,'"';..~-:'~a"d;::p~r'::;, Any man who speaks out jury service: Public offkers, cer, as r, ev. amete ! 2-2181 . 4·23-Utc 1, water • • · 1 1 t d~Wnrkman. ._ 224 . _____ heating, hardwood 1 =~~· -::.:ee:='~~ro~!a~ By PbWips agai01t taxation for schools, su~.cher~en, prttoes c•-::~· -' ! floors upstairs and down , large AUTOMOBILE uoo on JotJe. • .,.,. rtiCIIDII'IIIIIent.. The Sunri.se service held at per higllways or "defense" by iP ys1cums, a meys, reg.. loll3. \, ·\N and his mother wants N?RWAY. Spr~ce trees. 12 to lh81 closets, awnings, full base=~~ •.t>~~u fl'""- um• Mclr- •nt!l the Presbyterian church Sunday calling attention to useless ex· !ed nu~, school teacber~1 h ho H . . mches m he1ght. 25c eac . , rnent, large enclosed porch, UOC<Jln Pomeror morning was well attended travagance is ver likely to :nuns, policemen, firemen, ln Iarm wdor k it t uJse.ld MID· Call WY 2·5455 or WY 2--3454. I and tile block garage Nicely Oalb Selll:lnel, Pom-y. otatD . • flnd himself in the position of ' every uer .... l~lon over 70 yean ot lf'r('st e wrh.c o ero . . · AND St Clair, Reedsville, Ohio. ! __ 4-~:G.:C located on Main Street, con· , Employment Wanted Mi" Ge org1a Gray of C.lum- the leper of Biblical times. age. ·.,...~ -~ · t t downtow n and s hop- ' wasanda Elva wed Gray end guest of A proposed ''super .. dooper'' Exemption else 11 provided Houle 1. 4 14 lOtp , od vemen CEMENT, Concrete, constJ'UOo bus Frank .-'C- - - - --·- ZIG ZAG automatic 1965 ~ - ping. $12,000. I tion, basement, driveway•, . highway will, according to tbe ,for active voluntier firemen, or el. Buttonholes, fancy designs . LOSE WEIGHT safely with blind hems, appliques, etc. POMEROY _ 4-room walk-ways and patio work Mr. and Mrs. Junior Snavely published plan, pass tbrough \persons who bave served ftv• D··~-A-met tablets. Only 98c All built in controls. Balance, house with bath, hot air wanted. CaU WI 3·2281 . and LaJauna of Coolumbus were such a small part of the consecutive yean as TOiunteer al Stark's Drug Store. due 7 payments $6. 62 each. : ing, full basement, on nice . WY 2-2143 Pomeroy, 0 . 4·24-3tp weekend guests of his parents, county that the customary sign Ifiremen; off~ and enllated _ __ _ __;3 12 60tc WY 2·2575. 4 21 5tc · lot m good neighborhood. $6,- i WILL b b 'I t' - t- - 1Mr. and Mrs. MCC.y Snavely "Entering Meigs Co" and ·men of tbe OhiO Nattona a ysl any lm~eda mdy• Mrs. Madt.line Grueser ~d ''Leaving Meigs eo··· probably 1 Guard, and officers and enlist· .J.t 1T41MUBL'I.B lns•uance beeo ,ONE Dump bed coffiplete. One ; 500. ;Logan Fire and Safety home. I ~m 18, mabr~ It~ Mr and Mrs Tim Gillif of can be painted on two sides of ed men of the Ohio Defense ca<K~IIed.., '.os1 vow opera radial arm saw. Denver Car· , INCOME PROPERTY _ Du- ffient, Sales and Service_, Porn~ ~~Y ~:~1~nce .. a/;...1:[~ W~llston wer~ Sunday guests o1 the same ~ard. However1 any· Corp.s during tbetr, period ol tor's bt.:enM? Call W\' a.~ man Lumber Co., Route 2, 1 _. . b.ath' eroy. AU types and s1zes of --- -- c -. - -·------- Mr. and Mrs. Clair Ponn. one opposrng the qlW'ter-bil~ service. Pomeroy, Ohio. Peach Fork i plex wnh 4-room and fire extinguishers, 2o/" lb. ex~ PAINTING, mtenor and exter- Mr and Mrs Harold Cottrill lion dollar expenditure for it On h bee · llltUl Road. Phone WY 2·6865.. . , down, 5-room and bath up, : . . , s · d R t · · . . • ce a person IUJ'R1 1 - . , - ---c:-::--c:-tmg.mshers, Boaters. P.ec1a · 1or an roo s. a es reason- I and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Whl'te or the ofhcl8ls who dreamed · mooed to appear as18 1 njuror. 1 income $32 weekly, I Lo D15 1b bl n. t h 1 H 1 - Wanted To Rent . -~ --- 4 21 6tc . present always rented. Complete with, Dw 1ght g~n, tr utor. a e. \AJn rar.1 or our y. · of VInton were Visiting rela~ up the idea, c~n expec~ to be he must report. His failure to -----· ____ ___ ___ __ ·-:ELECTRO LUX sweeper, com· al l furniture. $6,000. Phone WY .2-3821. M. BraJey. WY l~ 51 80· Itives in Columbus over the week labelled as agamst the mtereat ;do 50 may result in a fine no1 \\'\NTED to rent in Middleport pl~te with 7 attachments. Pay C. C. CUCKLER, ·REALTOR I 4 14 30tp 4 20 6t~ ·~end. o~ the county: if not as a dowrr lto exceed $250.00 or less tban POMEROY, OHIO Livestock _.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Re!bel rlght subversive. ($25.00 - or to be otherwlst" or Pomeroy, by June 30 3 or: nlf 4 payments $5.51 each. 4 bedroom house, by Dravo I - WY 2-2575. 4 21 5tc; BOX %29, WY %-3830 . SMALL A'ITENTION Farmers:- COBA' •• Pomeroy were Sunday gues!!J For these and some other punished as provided by law. personnel. CaU 423-9614, Bel- IT'S OUR PLEASURE to loan FOR-SALE-:-s,.,;,n and bath, ' ENGINE REPAIR select sires has available a ,of Mr . and Mrs. Harley Strong. ' reasons we thank whatever gods I The opportunity to serve ao pre, Ohio. 4-22-12tc carpet shampooers FREE house in Rutland glassed in b ed' t d Mrs. Alhe Cahoon as at the may be responsible for one of a JUror 19 an important re.po~~re mg program cusinom e- ~orne ~ f her. sIster. Mrs .. Berta the world's greatest 'I' · h'Ip, and Ont' wl·th purcha se 0 f Blue Lustre 1 porclws, hardwood floors, signed with your herd mind. innova· "' .,111ty of c1tJZens Carpet Shampoo. Landmark gas furnace large lot near Wright Power Saws All dairy and beef breed!. No Watts m Middle~~t carmg for _ The Australiain ballot. ·who 1s s~mmoned to thiJ d?tl' Male Help Wanted ~Store, Pomeroy. 4 20 6tci school. On 'salem St. 'c. R. Salas & Service herd too large or too small. 1 Mrs. Watts who tn)ured her an· B. G. will f~nd 1t to be a rewardina 8 NEED Cash? Sell Famous TIRES 670x15 - $8.95 ; 750x14- i Jordan. 4 20 12tp Membership not required. The : kle In fall. <Belone Grapian) expenence as well. Knapp Aerotred Shoes full or $~3.95. Original equipment re- FOR SALE:- 5 -room house, Reo L1wn Mowensame fee for all bulls. Efhc· Mr. and Mrs. Andy. part time. Higb commis- p.acement. 750xl4: - $17.95., bath, basement. Gas ' Fox Go K.,.ts ient and courteous service. have returned to their NEW CHAIRMAN MAY CONTINUE DISCOVN'I' sions plus bonus. Complete BOOxl4, $19.95. All prices plus I fireplace. Priced for ' Trained fuU time techoician. here after opeodtng a part WASHINGTON <UP!) - The WASHINGTON (UPI) - The line for moo and women. tax. Add $3.~ for whtte wall sale. Phone m-5Gll, WILCOX SERVICE Why not use COBA servlce by the . winter wit~ their . Senate Thursday formally CivU AerooaUtiCI Board ICABI 'eq uipment furnished free. tires. Newell s Sunoco, Cbe•t· w. va. tfc 5 P.M.to 10 P.M. Dolly calling CLAIR WOODE Pornren 1n Dayton. Mr. Andrullt11 is named Sen. A. S. Mike MOII!'O- hinted Thursday It wW lllow 4 16 Write to Gordon Rae, Dlstrict er, Ohm. 4 20 6tc 482 S. 3rd Ave. Middleport eroy. Phone WY or ilL Dey, D-Ok:Ja., cha1rmau of tbe airliqel to emtbme late dls-Sales Mgr., 3534 Darbyshire FOR SALE' 2 • story house car Chester 1185-2146 by 12 noon. Several membero of Wilkes Pool Office llltd Civil Service cuunt1 uaed by an eotimlled 7 Amesville, Ohio, on St Mlddl rt Oh' ~2:1-IOtc Grange went to Alle!IBVllle on Committee to replace Sen. Olin million ll!l'Yicemeo ill lbe last Drive, Columbus, Ohio. Zip lot. 7 rooms and bath, ., epo , JO. Tu d night wber they -" D 43221. ~22-3tc furnace, large patio. vacuumed. WY 2-3715. Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Voterb> es ay e ,.., . Jobllaton, )).S.C., who died two years. The CAB took 110 acConllnuat At arlan. large llltd oma11 animato. on tbe progrom. lui &mday. Monroney, e:l, bu lloa oa lbe fares, but delaJed Landmark Supor Sorvko onable priced. Call WY Wasblnglon Rav.,.. Btlly Boothe of Wellston been a member of tbe com~ an IDveellgatloo Into lben re· 128 51 For Rent 0 .rJ's~~PS ~e~iddleport tor 4 ~ ~~c;'.;;;,:~~:;..~ wood. w. Ya. ~ 273-427L the weekend with hi tee~ he came to tho Sen- qUilled by tbe Nallonal 'frail· •WHEEL BALANCING mod' 3 9 tlc Offlee lloun, Daily 4 to 8 p. ents, Mr. llltd Mrs. ate In 195L wa)'l bua system. FURNISHED ! room apartOpen Days A Week _ FOR SALE: 6 rm. house m. l Z8 tfc haffey. ment in Middleport for con- I 24 7 PUILIC SALI Hourt Dally ern bath, gas heat, garage, ~1lplll) Charles Ward recelved word pie. Phone WY 2-5435. 4-U.tfc APRIL 2Ith, WIDNIIDAY, - - - -- ---- - barn. 2 rooms and bath new ~" homes. in kltdJ. lnsureftelli oi the death of hia nephew Don STARTING AT 9:30 A.M. POMEROY 27 acres of land. 3.3 miles eoa, storm wtndow1, F. Cameron in Charlotte. N. C. 3 ROOM house and bath. Kitch· L,.ollono ,,.... Chellll,. lake Route 154 far lttrM mO-. J•ck W. C•rtiey, E. of Chester. Ohio. I Inurn siding. CBll Guy Copy1DI !ierVICe. Cop- Mrs. Anise Cameron was tbe en dining area combined. Base ,_ Ohio leo made of lepl papen. OwnoJ; h11 rotlnd dua to Ill haalth and lo Joavlnt 1M PHONE R Ier, ac-. N.W. Basban, Ohio. Glen . btrt!J recordo and almoel liD)' stepmother. ment. call WY 2-l!981. 4-22-3\c llate, The houoe and farm Is a1oo hr oalo. WY 1~9932 'rboma, WI 9-3196. 12 29 other docmnenta Mrs. Ruby Mulholland wu Furnltore: 1 Antiquo Cherry cord bed with matchiDC MODERN ~ room and bath, \ -- · - - - .·· FOR SALK Large 6 room Bollltr ~ Pomerer recent gnest of Mrs. Bob Smith cheat-other old itema such u dishea-1 anUque whilke7 furn ished apartment, Middle- : 1956 FORD ptckup, 1954 Ford house on Hiland Road. Con-. FurDB(ti. Arnold otill-1 old hand eranl:ed telephooe--1 vl<lrol.......toek>1 1 de in Athem. oort. WY 2.3874 4 21 Uc l car. new motor· 2 buH calves, pic!Ul'eo-1 pia llf.,_.tone jan-ttone eburns-.3 Jroa m Conkle, or call East Main Street., Mrs. Eugene Campbell spent Charolais cross· tact Mrs. Sa Hereford - --·4-22- 3tc Phone WY Z.WIJ. GIJAjiANTEED. renewable for a weekend with her plll'l!ll!tt ketU-1 brsu kettte-1 old trunk-2 eoa1 or wood """" WY 2-6775. ed. Phone SH 2-4656. 1tovea-oil ltOV&-1 Warm Mornlnc coal heater-Z Pitt Pome-I• ROOf>' HOUSE 7 4 13 12tp Hie bo,pitaltntton. Issued Mr. and Mrs. Charieo campExtra at au ages. Phone WY UIB6. bell, Sr., Ironton. Uviq room ouite dlsheo-pots and pano-1 G.E. ref~ FOR SALE, roy r'hone WY 2-5385. - -Harley • Davidson motor· m Harrisonville in I II entor-kitchen eablnet-a festber ttoU-qullll-tbaeUI Jolm2 18 tic Mr. George tyler II ffi at 4 14 tfc 1951 -leather beddlnc-1 dloulnc table-card tsblt - eoa1 - - cycle. A-1 condition. Phone lot, plenty of water other son · Simpaon losuranee Ag· hio home. Mr. Tylar bed tbe heater-day bed-2 pl, lee cream freaer---aewinC ,., .., ,.,. Ou twice !ben suffered a faU 4 20 6tc outbuildings. Small down pay- emng.cy,Midd~meport.6, Coats BuildF URNISHED HOUSE, S rooms WY 2-7736. ehln&-dresoer-iampt-rt~C~-Ioble~ bedo ~ 1011 But- down stain. and bath in Pomeroy. can ment balan ce like rent. Call BABY CALVES, one Holstein, 1 baby bed-.otralibt tbairo-1 desk ond ~ 1 20 tfc WY 2-5282. 3tc Howard Cecil. Tru;!:= Mr. and Mn:. John ~::II Iii bed-fruit jal'l-1 metal portb ~~~ _ , _ cross. SH 2-5439. two Angus-Holstein -; w l4::;ill SL ,. N· and Mrs. Clara Phillipo , AtJcfiONEER __ _ 3 311 tlc "'L""E-,""3--;bedbarrell and druml-2 crank type dlll(ftL . Rock HOUS!l FOR-S"'A Clifford Leifheit, Complete Servi<O at tbe home Of Mr. and Mrs. TOOLS: 1 Silver Kine farm u.<tor wilb pjpw llltd eultlH2·3tc rooms and bath, 2 years old. FURNISHED 4 room apartment Springs, Pomeroy. Crill Bradford Roger Phillipe In Middleport oa ••ton-2 cobble tots-! bone drawn Qrl"' WliiiOI>-'1 Inquire COMPLETE houst-ful nf rurni~ Low duwn payment. Phone utilities turnished. Write, Prcme or Contact Olllo. Friday. , lot of tlll"dtn toolo and smoU eorpente~ tooll-1 o.stl.uI ((h 1, Ito ture for sale, like new. wm HarrisonviUe, Ohio. SH 2Ohio ~~otel. Middleport. garden plow-eream aeparo~ mochi»-I.M A. C. BRADFORD 4 21 12tc 4 13 tel sacrifice for quick sale. Call - 54611. brieko-41 cal. bias roof paiDI-1 quarter ~ el~ --motor-1 ptJtnt sprav outfit eomplete.,...l. lion~! tlta"" , after 4 p.m. Audrey Frost, FOR SALE1 filMS turn plow witb eulttvotor-1 double ' ih~ plolf-1 111>- "'i MODERN 8 rooms and bath 344 Pearl St., Middleport, WY ern seven lie ohovel plowo-1 dl'ltJ barrow-i>!attoral .We1-toble · 4-23-3tc 2-5464. rooms. 2 wi Middleport. Pb. apa rtment. uw-lawo roller-! of etttrudon lad~ ~ carpeting. 3 24 tfc WY 2-3121. mowel'S--ll aets· of blodt o~d IID........,all 001'1) obe!l.,... · FERRY-MORSE iug room w I, ' t<~b: aOO tour rnot"ll rurr~t<~hfr. wire otretehet'l-hond eorn P.lanter - 1 ~ · ~ BULK basement a blaekemlth tool_._ traetor with a)llchlll!'ft~· · IIP!Uruilho!d apon etl Gas heat a or weed cutter-1 ollp leraper-omilll biloJnc' !Gall il'litl 11 e tfr rnentl WY U4:14 ing. Storm oilier hand tooll-1 toe.chaln boiot-ln( ~- . .•. . ., ows. 11.4 ac THAILER l.oTS - tree sew· tors-I 18 gauge oltOIIUn-1 12 P'!'e oh . , ll!~~---'1 . 3p. m.W age l'lnd •ater. Brown'a l'l'ail ] 303 Britlah rlfio-1 •· 32 Stevena ·otnJ]e lhol, ~l IZ f'r Park !State Approved) Ivory JohnSO!I pistol and olbal' lllml tOO ·n~ lo ALL VARIETIES mention. ' ·' · Minersvlll&, Olllo, Pbone WV. FOR SALEI Lunch aerved oft Group J 15 tiC 2-JJ24. in. Syrac bath, hard TKAILER Jots lor rettt. close ~at, sto Laundr)'mat and schools to port. Pho Valley Lumber' supply Com- Main St. Pomeroy paof, Mlddloporl. 111-3-t!c\ f)l .. 2 SIGNS • QUALITY · ~: 1 f)~ ~ • Pomeroy Motor Co. LAW THAR'S A CARD &AMI!· IN LUI<EY'S BARN TONI6Hr, SHERIFF-· 'IE CRAVE TO ~ (1_, oJtNE USi' .............................. Po me.rov M-tnr Co. = w"""., ........ ...,,.. .,.. ........ .... ,....._ ,........, ... @) ':u .., ....:; s.s.v... " =========~~=====:;::;:==== __ e.:r.- ........ H.Playinc 1·.- 1!. Pert. to tM 11,;:.., 16. Condiment 16. Editorial 'T' rr."-ftatt I 18.Morethao ODI tt.Romaa poond JS. Proooun. J.&. Mi•Horr. .......... ..... ...._ 11. Br-.celet I IO.Bowl ll.Story A thought. for the day 1 Brit- , B EBLIN BRA UTY- Meet ai.HaIsh . esaayi8t Charles Lamb 1Karia ~. Ilia Berlin of ~~. colloq. IBJd "a pun is a pistol let off ' k96S~year-old besutr DeeoraUGM at the ear, riot a leather to tic- ~ ....~ ket ID • fashiop K fortbeJ&Nr kte tbe intellect." 38. Tiny I r;·:: C t~acine~O hi~ I 1 '!!.. Ll o&O. Cblnee& meuure ft. Hu ..,._ofll • Society Notes I Wheel Aliqnmenf I 1 I • L 0 N 8 W. L ' L 0 W f. 0~ letter l'lm.p]y llaads tor utother. lrt thblllllmplr A J11 \l.'!'~,;d or e three L'1, X for the two 0'1. etc. SlnrJe 1rtter1ct. 8 , 0 . , J trophlea, Uw lenrtll and formatioft ot the wwdiL al'e ·•t nint& ·, .. Eut. day the .._ lS '< "You know whkt, Mom? Tho team voted I ohoufd do the pltchln'! Now all I nMd fa ,. baK, a bat and · nina 'lov.. l" WMPO--Radio S. !li\1''• ~;:;\!~~::!iiro5MiE'i'AlfSen~:zo;tr~·~ Show ; ' . HARDWARE ·- . t ' i ~·~ •· .'f " BS llll1VB BS CJHP ~sIt AO 10-.. . ·--·- ""·-'----- WJEH RADIO APRIL LOG 11:15 Musical Interlude 8:00 Sign On 11130 Republican Legislaturo 61flll.l5 Musical Cioek 11145 Walter Moeller 7:00 Be Still and Know \lcnday Tbru Frtday1 12100 Local & Ohio News 5 ,011 Jim Meeo Show 7102-30 News 6 Ill) ~gn-On, Newo 12120 Evans Bulletin Board 61110 Sundown Serenade 7:45 Echoeo of Joy 6 011 Sacred ileart 71110 12:25 Newfi.O.Grams 8100 Ohio Valley Newo 6.20 Mei~ CT, RFD Sign Off 12,30 Garden Club Satanlayo: 811$-,lO Musical Clock Saturday Matlneo ~ ~ 25 Daul Bowet'!l Farm 6100 Sign On - News 8:55 C.tnmuntty News Ahernate Saturda)'l e,ao Country Jamboreo 6:05 Country Music Time g, 00 Talk of the Town 5,57 Weather 1:55 Newo Beat 1 110 9:55 Muoa County Newt 7,110 ·National News ' Country Jamboret 2100 Saturday Matlnro 7 00 Protestafl' Hour 10:00 Public Service Show 2:55 Newo Beat 7:30 Sports 7 &I ..,...~ ·-·· 10: 15 Dally Light 3100 Saturday Matinee 7135 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderoon Show Lalchstrinl 3,55 Newo Beat 7,31 Pickens Hardware Show 10,45 lt'a Music - Army World News f100 DiS<ing With Doss .. 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ROIQIO . 4:5S News Newo '!Local) 3:10 The Sjlnday' Sbowcaoe &:00 Ciiy Commissioner R~ Jim Mees Show 1:00 SUailowo ·$el'enide 5:15 990 Hit Parade . ' Newt 7:110 Off . 7:00 Off Tbe Air ·I EBERSBACH J'LQJJ'IC Tet.""*y'l Cl'yptoq1110tec Till: I..A.NOUA.OJC OF TRUTH J8 VNADORN!i;D AND ALWAYS SIMPLB-AMMIANUa I. GARDEN SEEDS JQ OIClPDJOCJ'Q BVLP ' B I BVP'W,-LTCPIC I ... eocs. lethft .,. dltferent. ·~Cioo TIRE SALE - Iii DAH.Y CRYP'l'OQUOTE- !Jere's how to work AXYDLB.&.&Ka 2-26D b • T&jJlaiJal 1 I tl.-up J. Slteot s, - I j ,. LHead I 1 river (on) ....,,c., .... ..... Brake Serv'1ce Blaettnars ° "·- .J= ,.,_.,H-. ~ati::;a Clara obllratloft8 o.t. ltxpUDj(e "· Brlttll, q a cookie #1. To clothe WiJkeSvilJe D \ CROSSWORD ., .. STOREKE~I? KHOWS I SEEM HIM EJR§JI Y'(OOTll\ ADMIT IT WAS!:!!; SPoTTED HIM FE~ 'iUH! �' .~. f 'Moonlight and Roses' is Theme of Prom ntin e ,. .' ·' r VOL XVII NO. 7 MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1965 . .. McNamara Says Reds Infiltrate S· V Nam • ln Constant Stream ELBERFELDS WAI!IINGTON (UP!) Ho also noted lhat an increaJ. fell$o llecretory Robert 1. Me- log number of the lnllltraton Namara llld today lhat · 75 per cent ill munllt lnllltratlon of Soulb , . ID North VIet N N OPEN UNTIL 0:.";"' 11e lid u'· s bomblllp 9:00 TONIGHT 1 · - · · ~~lously, D108I of lht 111.,. rDias ,..... Soulb VIetnamese 1 0 trained ID tbe DOrth V~c:::::..:"~1 dcor:mue. Elberfelds In Pomeroy "With ihe c~umgb, IJid lht lolemlficatlon of lnfll. ~:,..:: ~~d ~ lr•ll!m ~ .!.~: rHqi!IJipeil by the &overmnenl of meot, 321tb Divillon of tbe North VIet Nam baa arown pro- people's army of VIet Nom." VIet N1111 "are beiDa ODd retralned ...J. Will ~ly ;.,ntrolled C!OIIIInue u llrUc ....,_ PofMI'Q. Oldo mUJI Swingin' ) I p the ~~~~= In an '!k.'P~ ·• 81 IDHfl~ Hom-KHp .' , ' 1M IPIII'I eslimaled thai 10,0 Red .,...-rlllas oerit to SOitll Viet Nam In Comlllfl to Auociated - ' ) R1dlol _ / eYo11Scoreln eA ReoiSock· c.·ted wreck • ..... !II linpedo the _ , lo N ll!d 10 "':.J~Ibe . .,._ ::.= :fa=::::: .~.:r: 1mprovements .,"-"" ,.,.._,,_,,, ver Is = F0IIOWing • Ill Cblnese weapona .. ....1':,, e Don't Stop At oature new• ~ lhere wu the MEIGS THEATRE ' grosoively more ftaiiJ'anl, IJid . W>COnatrained," aaid McNamara. ,, ,. 'The latest step io lhe covert · 1 · f p br s h 1 E 1 ~":~,J~ lnlllllrat' o1 1ar combat CHARTER MEMBERS - Charter members of the Meigs County Chapter of the Oh10. Assoc ation o u Jc c oo mil oyees were 01 unit of '::':. N~OIJIV-ese at the loth allllivel'JII'Y dinner meeting of the local or~anization Saturday rught at Salisbury ~lementary school. Recogmzed were, fr~on~t·~~;:J army into Soulb Viet Nl"" Wilma Sirgent, Roge~ Bowen, 0. 0. Patterson, Albert Hill, Eleanor Wmgett and Anna Groce Oller. Back row, Homer Radford, ~ ' f · 'ence accumulated ID both re~; Erneot Wood, Ross Cleland, Relph Henderson and Steve Lew>s . Mr . LewiS, Patterson and Bowen are honorary mem ers. lho last month hal now ..,... ter members of the organization who were unable to attend included Edward Bush, Ocran Dailey, Max Edmundson, Darrell Goff, Denver~"'" firmed the pre&ence In JI011h. sell, Agnes Price, George Wagner and Ern~ot Wood.-Sentmel photo . Two one-car accldenlll, ,ill which one p_aaenger WIO §aa~ld;lhe~-<l!llO~gro~~; 'b~UII:~of~~'j;~ lnj~~~ere lnve8ill .... on Suliilly ~ .... Of A S1lel s.vlnp by the IIIIUrY aecldont Ill 11:25 a. m. .., Rt. 7 ap to 1ht eer, llld lht driver onoi ..... teDIIIa mile lll1rlh n<aped ~~~Jury. CrowD City, Other arretlf reported by A car·driven - b y Cbarloo the patrol lllCiuded Deaver Tay~, ll, Rt. :t, l'omoiGy, Mayo, 25, V~loa, cited today 0111 ., coolrol IJid fill off for left of oipler, Stewart c. The riJbt cld• •IIIPI T0 tal over $6 Million . . . Zertle, operator ollbe Zerll~ Trmoler Compaoy ID Middle- Steve Lewis, executive sec-IOAPSE Chapter No. 17 at the happen. We bavelo of Salisbury Elementary school happen.'' Public School employ.... re- Saturday night. . He express<;<J ~ opinion viewed upcoming leiisllltion [ Citin& bills now bemg cons1d· lhe P·E-P Bill will not lhat can benefit Oh1o scbool ered by lhe Senate and House, acted this spriDI. "I iJ!I~tJ employes at an anniversary din-]he lrdid, "These tbmas don11hey will bave to put it · ner meeting ol Meigs county come easy and lhey don't just tbe ballot next Novembe<,'' . - - ~-- lhe state OAPSE secnllll)'~ There are 4Z rtllremelll ' oow being studied by ~~ - ~·~ ors Ur.t would eflect teaching achool snployeel, port. Mt. Zerlde reportedly retary of lhe Ohio A.!sn. beCillllO ill II blo buoiDeaa ploc<. U. wao rasbed 10 the GaWpolta eUnle by aqiUldmea U4l admHted. Tloe Middleport eolt ....... 'aa 1111Dl110oed at ., .. a.m. to!lay for lieD Dovldlon, Cbeab · A total of ... 105,1!4 II PI'~ lfllllllled far Clpllll Jmpro9ementa in Meigs COIH!ty for the period from 19111 unlll JUIJ 1.· 1170, Obloall!l For Jobo! IJid Pr....... pointed 0111 today. Ire lit. I, who nslnlllported Tbo total tbe orpiilzaliDII not· 110 Mello General hoopltal •• ed Iller 'a lltudy of the Ol!io a medical paltent. :i::.':.n~ve:.em.,!~: I loaue Two at lht upcolDinlliBJ tlh election. Programmed in lht coUII\)' for fiscal .11115 throUih fllcal 1116t are $1110,000 lor AviaU~n, $1,913,8011 for 13.7 mlleo of hlgl> woya IJid $'143,11011 for Natonl of 1ht bllblraJ. Jlrewer, II, ' j.lllpvllle, died' RIIIQlii'COI (1965)1971), lncludlni ' ' a 'II -~fill ~ Frldoy for _110 Sha4e River Slate Fore•t, Fork· ' ' · · · '· Legislation is Reviewed The Middleport emeraeocy·. ,..... oqaad " 81 oummoned at 8:4Z a.m. today for Joba loUil ;. . l l i d l l i i O - ·.. 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