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. · People In ·.
Pomeroy

TONIGHT &amp; TUESDAY
'WHIIRI LDYE HAS GONE'

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Bette Davll. Susae Bayward.

Michael Connon. Joey Hutberton. Novel by Harold
Robbins. A ~nu:e girl.
JOey Heatberton vivacious.

POised and blithe ~pirhed.
pert and petite, bas the impart of an H-BOMB!
Faaturette: Pod Min Wins

TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1965

POMEROY -MIOOI.EPORT. OHIO

VOL XVIt NO. 8

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Colorcartooftl:

WED. and THURSDAY
April 28-29
NOT OPEN

FRIDAY thru TUESDAY
April 30----AVy 4

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WALT DISNEY'S
"THOSE CALLOWAYS"

(Teebn icolor)

Brian Keith .

Brandon

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Petitions Ask Bridge Across Dam

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Wilde. Ven Miles, Walter
Brennan, Ed Wynn, Linda

Evans.

DltntY Cartoon•

WED. and THURSDAY
May 5-6
NOT OPEN

FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY
May 7-8
"MAIL ORDER BRIDE"
(T~hnicol or )

Buddy Ebsen, Keir· Dullea,
Loi.11 Nettlpton.

"APACHI RIFLES"
(Technicolor!

Audle Murphy, Linda Lawson. Michael Dantt' .

At Tho

THE SHOE BOX
Where Y GU Get The Most
For Your Money

MIDDLIPORT, D.

RUG and CARPET
CLEANING

Homemakers'
Club Meets at
Young Home

Call Now and Arrange
For Cleaning
At Your Convenience

Mine Bill's Fathers

Complete cleaning service especially for your type
of

rue or carpet. .

whether it shpuld be shampoo-

ed . . . dry cleaned ... or regular laundry washed
Our facilities assure you of a perfect job.

ROBINSON'S

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LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS

ELBERFELDS

Convenient Pickup Stations In Mlddleport·Pomtroy
'hone Pomeroy WY 2·5428-Middleport WY 2·5130

STURDYI

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HARDY!
EVERBLOOMIIGJ
z year field crown mperooted
roses. The moat popular and
beat-crowloi varieties.
PT. PLEASANT - Ml'l. Eva
Sines warteoiburg, 111, &lt;l 310
Nlnlh Street, died SUnday at e
L DL after a llvo monlhl ID·

neso.

Only one spray per cutting needed •••
• better control. ••
• longer residual control. ••
• more economical control
Naw iD 1111 tMrd fallyearaf approved eaJIIIIII!!'o
eialiiiE', GutlWD amtiO!a alfalfa weevil wil;b
just GDB !!pray per cutting.

Guthkm C!llllbola alfalfa weevil and other
fomge illsect&amp; iDdttding aphids, leafhoppara,
elfaJfa pbolt http, llaahappen, lygua and llp.ittlebuaw. A single spraying per c:uttiDg, properly

applied, gives excellent protectioD. Yoa can
even spray atubble and get good I'IIU1fa for
the eDtiz8 powth of the c:ulitiDa.

ll!llll)t ••• GDthioD llhwliUII mwercaatllO!dzd

than Dll1sr material&amp;

More Total Digestible Nnfrien1B•••
Becau• YDil1' crop is protected dming actoa1
growth, you'D baYe a laafy, healtby a-n
stand. And alfalfa treated with Gnlbiaa, used
as NtO•m11eru!ed, em be fed green w dry to
beef or dairy cattle without J'ftlidua pmhiem•
in meat or milk.

Here's Bow It Works •••

Suecessfnl Use of Guthion •••

When fields becoma infested and damage is
.vidmt, spray with Guthiou, but not lat. than
11 .,_before aattillg. J1 damage ill cmly spotty, wait and $J11111 the etabble l!mne.Jiately
aft. 111st cuttiug; Gtttbim aaea to IIWk fait,

In full scale oommercisl use during IJi8 19111
.and 19M powing lll!8llObll, followiDg EVeral
yeamof ~ful testing, Guthiml hu ,PNVell
to ba ldgh)f elfediva agaiuat alfalfa 1neviL
You em use Guthion with i:cmfidel!ce dming
196$, ita tbitd year of full scale 1111&lt;!1.
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CCIIItmlliai botb lamullllld adult&amp;

IAJwestCost...
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liD!IIe apphtiDD of Gulbba laltl

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EMAOR~

QRPORATION\

She wu bom ID Mason CcJun.
ty JUDO 1, 18111, a daughter of
the late 1i1lllam and Mary c.
MlicbeU SIDeo. Her lwllband
D. T. Wartenbur1, preeeded her
In dealh Jaa. 16, Ulif. She wao
• memlJet. of tbo
B..,tlat
church.
SUrvlvln&amp; are two dauihtero,
Mro. Clara Fllaoa, Pt. Pleannl
Mn. Maude GlD, .Pl. Pierce,
Florida, two 10111, Howard and
Fritz Warti!ublq, bolh ol Pt.
Pleaaaat, U ll'andch!dren,
8l'andchlldren and two
I"'~~· 11'081 JmldcbDdren.
Funeral IOMCOS will
beld Tuesday all p. m. llST In
the. Crow • lluaselJ Funeral
Home with 1111 Rey, Boyle, Jr., GfllcladDJ. B • r I a I
wUi be In LGiia ~ Cf!IIIOtery.
F'rtendl 1118J call at tbo -.r
boma after 7 p. m. Monday.

Blaze - Brllllant Red
Golden Climber - ·sunfloWer Yellow

Crimson Glory- Deep Crimlon
Mlrandy - Rich Mlll'DIIII Red
K. T. Mar1hall - Gloq Pink

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Peace - Crumy Yellow

Charlotte Armllrollfl- CeriM Red
Navajo- Crimson Red
CounteSB Vlnda!l- Co~,11roDH, Pink
l!cHpse- Golden Yellow'
Rex Andenon -Ivory White
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McGredy'• Sulllet - ·Chrome YeiiDw " ··
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Mn. P. s. DuPont
- ·Deep Golden Yellow
Red RldiiiiiCe ..,.. ~· Red
M. M. Mc:Bride - Ctinl'Pink

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New Interior
Given Store
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NIW YORKIR :- .,..., Rod - - - - -·- ·- - . , . . - -·'"'

S;rERLING
SEBVICBI !1111LD

Commllllltr

Goad Friday - ·

vices wore bold ID 8ynicuao at
the EUB churdl wllb a neon
brooldq altendllln. 'lbe

Paul .A. aene,., 1J881or or
church, had the message .., lbe
Re11111'l'tCtloo ond IDUBi'
provided bf
of
Methqdllt and
churdla.

POL YNE.IAN SUN!T;;_ 'Cifol -

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J-Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., .o\pr. fl . 1965
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Petitions
Prof. Wallace S. Bower, 61,• Ask Bridge
Dies Suddenly MOnday NIle
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MariettaBoatFinnLets
100 Hourly Employees Go

!Continued !rom Page t)

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d WJllace

r tho Division of ''The petitioo Is stnctly.
died non-political

~- ~~;~~j 0~· ~tha~~:~ra~de Collt~t.

pel~ion ~~

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He :
had I&gt;Hn on the ltaff of lhe C_O e&amp;e_smce~ - - - - of lhlo orea
hla master's degrll from "I wbh to explain to you that
r:• of •;n late l.#&gt;""rd
ond !Ohio Slate Uni~rstty in 1150 thos II not deSI&amp;flOII in any
ltastr Bo-- lit Ho started hlf ...,chilli! ca .... way to alter tn any woy the
"' tholr only child lflo mar ·In a • I&lt;I(Jm school. an now nistlng rout• but It will
~"ie wu to tho fo~mor Chlr- latar was uolstant. prlncipol of bf ooked for as ~ addlllonol
otte Moore. and 11 took place Newcomerstown H1gh schOOl, above--flood, alternate
short
o\ug 9, 1941. at Spring Moun· and guidance counstlor.
He pass ro11te through our eastern
roin, o. Sha fUfVIVII alon1 with had aerved for 17 Ye8 1' '" pub- port o1 Mall• county and to

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lieHoeducotlon.
woo I ma~~bor ol thl
Oran1• at Sprinr Mount-.in,
llmpoon
Chapol mt!ltocllot
Church, GoiUpollt
Klwlllio
Club and tho Ohio Education
Auoclallolt. Ho wao olio prtttl·
dant ol tho Rio Grande Foculty
Club.
ltrvtou will bo held •t 10
o, m. Wednooday In Sl':["'n

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Or. A. 11.
!dent If !Ill~ lltlloll,
to • olllmiOII Ia 1111 '""

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"41IIIIIP wo IIIIHII'II 1111
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-trod 111.., uvao. PWMftll.
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WAlKINGTON (tiPf)- ..... "" wu obacted by Rulk'o
1
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f Wayne Mol'8f [).Ore wants speech Saturday night In whlcb
PT. PLEASANT - Nearly 100 hour Y em~ 0~" f. Delonse s.c...;tary R~berl s. be said
secretary of stste
lbe Manetta Allnufacturlnl Company wert laid
McNamara 8Dd secretary of coiled adminlltratlon orillca
Monday afternoon and wofk IJR fwo government aurvey Stale !lean Rlllk to ralp lu lllO(IeriH!ay appeasera.
ohlp oontrocla woo . . . .nd.l .
blip brlnl All 1114 to "this na- "What 1 am crltlcl!lngls tills
18
President Walter M. I :_Fallure to pro'""':tl&amp; ...,. ::;•.. outlawry In Soulheut
Windsor, In I statement to trltct worll w1tb due
once.
.
ti
sincerllf I the admo0
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news medlo. charred
-rlftue to maintakl I DJWI- In • Senate
offi&lt;!lllt 1'llo have
emment Improper Y "
dal condition a.:equate for tht Morse blllerly ......,.lid U. , odopted thit pollcy but I qu.,.
.. llOIIlPfiiY,::
ohipt :/:Y 1n
Vl:'
Uoe thilr judgment."
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b aid lOCI
a Marlttme II roqul
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• Mor10 altaoted MoNamara
Pl~dm~statlon ayexamlne uled - P'allure to assign and main- "a couple of :.~':'
largely for Indicating that be
Monday that Marietta Manu- tain suffieient manpower to the there will ~
did not believe Red China or
factoring Co defaulted under ltl worlr on the two vessels subse- ~~ flgbtmg and dying 1n Russia would enter the war 1D
contract to · buDd two hydro- quent to a !abo dispute between Asta.
South VIet Nam.

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·~.MOI!d!'~· Js~ation

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Morse Sees All:.out Wsr

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:'r:!..~ ~~ :~~~ ~plo e~MC

~u£d:nl';' atblt Rio Grande hone at 9 p ~ 9~onday
P.

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_"McNamara .... h•eop•
sibly Wl'IIIIJ, you C811'1 0011111 •
hJJ predlcttona," Mone saiL
"He IIIMluld bOYa hftoi ._1111
from ofllee D&gt;Oiilhl qo-and
llulli 110111 lllftl."

::w-:.,IMI.,.".'e.:~~

Nom left ftulola alld ~ Cbliia
any choice but to jill

frll)l.

"Whou we· Ill IIIIo tills -

h)'S141rla, we wUI IIPOOilla kllJ.
m, wllll tilt will ol Ood, • be
said. ••1 uy we are followln&amp;
an tmmorl1 and IOdleu policy
in Vlllt Nom."

the,,....ii.;..,...,...,.:::~:=:~:=;~~~~

our
ntllhborlnl otote o! Will II'•Phic
survey ships for the u. Marietta and tl! employeo The senator olngled out
Vlrllnlo.
5 Coost 8Dd Geodello lluney. which temlnoted on Ftb. 8, two cablntl 1114111hers lor lhe
· h d lsi
IIOUIJt N 1164
brunt of hU crltlcJBm. He 18ld
"II wtn bt prolfftled •• tho 1~ 1 ~ ~·Mtrllllne Ad. Atiomo,. wm hive 10 daya
paoplo'o ~Ilion at tht Appa- ::tru:'trallon comi\IIIOn
thai to llle ucepttons to tilt dteblon
IIChlt Dlnooi, Frldly, April 30, Marietta had delaulled under and the case then wiD go to
1816, and uked to bo Included the contract since the compony Maritime Adminlslrator Nlchotr tho o\ppalaehll
ProtP'IIIl. failed to prose&lt;Ute an appeol las John8011 for a llrral docl~ion.
t.et'o oil 1t1 out and Olin and to the adlllinistr•llon and thuo The contract with Martella
•how thlt wo oro ollll olive foiled IQ' prefOnt any evldence 'totalld fU million for
two
and owoy hero In tblo aru ." in refUtation
11,fa.ton ohlpo.

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wMho '!.,led A!" l~tra. w~~~~h~.~~ ~\. ~~~:""".!
an 1111t """' nts ·1 ·-·

Bootht llld tho potltlono oro

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thtn bo !Uon to the •w""' ovolla ' or •lnatur.. roue lion r eotniallvt Ill tho !Mndlnl work on • tllltd thlp PI'M'SBVRGH (Uf'l) - The
· • ·•"::.."'.;. I":':! Flllltl'll homo at Coahocton tho courltly or the !ollowlnl u.ted ~•• delautts hy Martel- It il buldlll8 for the Navy.
naliolt's economy lolfar woo
ollll ...,...,
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wbert !lnal rlloo will bt held butlnlll tOtablllhmonlo and In·
free of the tltreat of 1 erlppllJti
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Nil strike for at ltost four
0 al t :311 p. m. (EST) friday with I dlvldualo:
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""' burlol In Vollty View comotory.
tor """
Frtancls may call 11 Miller'• Poraerty Aroo - canu.·bury
WAIIRINOTON &lt;UPII- no
~ews
IJIOIIIhl.
"WaQ~ wao lniJ u IUa• Homt oil' Funarolo from 7 to I lllorbor S~. WhltahoUH Rot- Supremo Coart today nled
edT~~IOI~atol'll
~Ito ol wul John Oaton tllfllll , 111 . todoy. 'l'ha r1mlly r• tauront. Brown'o Troctot Sa\11, ancoutft!illoilol VlrJbrll'o ,..
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wor ~
. un on
H oa!d, '4nd
:uoota !hot in !lou of fiowero Stark'o DrUI Store, RIIOr Oll qilremt!llt of • cortlfloote ol
ENI'ER!D HOSPITAL
dand tha aounlryl
lllaledl lllltiJ_ort pro"''"' OHk 10 twow lllr wham thlt dOnation a bf mado to tho Co., Pomore) Cement Block resldenn for volilll Ia • fed·
Al'llODf tholl wlto entered Hoi- 11001'1
n
an tn erun
taU• 11 lo11l tor librtry lUnd 1t Rill Grande co., Landmark ltrvlco
Suo· erot otortiGo.
zor hotpital In thl put 24 oprent at 11 p. m. EDT
1~ 0
lhoo.' "
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eou111.
tlon. Landmark Storo, Porn•
Cblof Juollco Earl Warreo houro wore: Mn. Charla 811111. Mondly night, overtlni I olrlke
Tilt body will Ito in otale for roy Nat .. •' ~ank, Formoro read ~~ court's unollliUIU 125 Jocluon Plkt, Mrt. Ever- threallltod lor ~llht Frldo)'.
ono hour at the cbu•·ch prior Bank" 8ovlnr• Co., Chapman oplalooiD lire cue.
111 E. Ecker, m Fourth Ave., Tho
unlonSWopPoflnll~
wo "'"'· John, I ltn r II 'to lht oorvlco.
' Canaclsy Sholl Storo, Cuck\ar
Tilt 141~ AllltiUimOIIIIo lhl Dille Lee Martin, 4ft Third Committee, which hu the
o
.ilo Grondo CoiiOJI, lnd llteph·l
Reol Etlllll, Slmon'o Market, U S Coaotitutloa lalt&lt;kod oul Ave., Mra. John Slmpklao, Rl. IIY on oil major contract dtci·
TIM AIIUI'f lllllfel LQIMI
'"· • froohmon ot Ohio_ 81111
Simon's Pick a Pa~r,
Sugar
· .;.enl of 1 u tal 10 a 2, Clteahire, Mrs. Ralph Lewis, 'olonl, Wll •IPteled to approve
TILT.., TILT4'J
Danl1h modern ttyUna:,
GO!verstty. Mro. twer ·~ .: I
Run Mill, Glbbo Orocory, DIY· :.!llftcatioo
•olilll lor Vinton, Arlene ... Lo118, VIIi- tho poet II • mMilnlaehtduled
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tu.tom·cr•«•d In ltftl.llnt 'IHII'Iut
tlolllf-~• ll~r"llllf•
•ocond arode t..e r at a .
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leo I&lt; Produce Olin D. Boolht,
oldoat viet prnkiODI and ton. Mrs. Ellzabelh M. Kryder, for z p.m. Wadneodoy.
went..-t lnd llltcltd hllnlwood
II&gt;IMIIII
Rll"fl
sollda. fl'rwl11ortoerefttll
"'pon school.
d ad
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Delmar Canaday John Worry prtmho 'of Clln...ll Bul Vir- 104\1 Main St., Pt. Pl... uot, While negnllallona on an ovor.
'"Deklxt IP•21" :ii.QOO.volt
Mr. Bowtr WlBh
Ltahtning Boyd. '
· ~·ill ~UI llavo
1o JIIJ Mn. Franklin N. llott.- RL 3, all apment continue, the Inhorizontal ch•••lt.
1uat In 1I
••1 0
from Woruw Hlg
iD Pl Plllllftl Mrs. Harvey J. terlmp poet provldeo IU cent
Mlddlepon Areo Zerklo lbe ti.Q.o.yoar-tevy to vole
s~elo, Appl~ Grove, W Va., hourly tnereaoe. Tho 11.1 cenla
1922, and received his bachelor
Prfcoo Stort $399·91
J! sdent't de~ree from Mu~k~nj Trucking Co., Dutton's Drug local eltcUoal.
Jamaa Paul Kllf•r• Rt. 2, Lt- would be paid Into 1 W1lon ' 1• •
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1um College m lf.ll. He "'-'-"~- .
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, Store, Hoad,uarlero Restaurtort, W. Va., Mro. Oscar D. crow lUnd" hy Nil producers
COLOR FIDELITY
b
j •nt. Ktlth Goblo fiord, Tlny'o
CHOOL
Scltoll, 110 Slate St., Pomeroy, and thl USW wlll apply the
COITRDL
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I Foodland, Powtll'o Sunoro Sta- URGE
Wllay Bartoli, lit.
Pomeroy, lUnd toward ....... peDIIODI or
AUTOMATIC
' tlon, Charles Ru11el1, C. R AI· , MERGERS
Mn Volma M. Doullat Ill. 3, whallver U doeldeo Is bell.
DEBAUIIIIIB
floyd • !Continued from Pate I)
Polllti'Oy, Elm' A. Wol!t, Rt. Z
MH1 Apbt Tod17
len.worlh. Bill Cl1llds,
Burney
cation pro&amp;ram."
Raclna, Ron Phlppa, Rl.
I, Tho unl011 and -lnduotry MIOo
Hobsott Area - Wyatt &amp; !hit He added, "For tilt omount Jaclcton, Mra. C\onllQI
L. ttaton ,..,. oehetlulod to meet
R RA Service Statton.
of money your "ochool dlstrlc~ Ohm Rl. I, ~cliff, M ra. 11 10 1• m. EDT today 1u out
1Continued from Page 11
• Bradbiii'J Ana D•lbort here hove be•n
get!ln&amp;, you Arley M. Perkins, lronlvn, Mrt. lint proced!lru' lor blflllnlltl
W4SfiiNGTON- SOLA
1 Kenneth Erickson. Carpen- 1diation would kill every mem- Lightfoot.
have been very fortunate
to Qlarlea C. Warren,
Rt. 1, OD an over-all qretment.
,.r. Ruby M. Cole, Reedsville, her ol • spa&lt;-e crew which at· Crosoroad, - Tho Sportt- lhave a&lt;lministratoro who &amp;olironioD, Dennll R. Clarkloo, The Interim pect' provldel
'oUst &amp;dilley , Rac1ne RFD 2; I tempted to fly lo Mars •ndlman'o Corry Out.
Melvin tltal tlllter oklo may live a lifo
00 much mlleaa• out o! 1 dol- Ravenswood W. Va,,
wayno D. Boat, Harnsonvllle ·baco with no better protection Hyoell Rua - Rov. Robort lor "
E. Mahorn, Jr., Ravenawood, day termtnatllln nollct Alii· 1.
RfD 1. Maston f\oberls , Porn· !thdn Is ovallablt today. Whet.h· Smtih.
par80ns said that hi hu nol W. Va., Mro. 0111 A. Llntberry, Tha llriiQI ttlrlH dlldllne
MIDDLEPORT, 0,
" "Y, Dano Epple, DOllter ond or suitable protectiOn ever will [ Rullood Aroo Rulland heard any supestlono t h II Ripley, W. Va., and John
A. WOfO~ukl~~bt~ll~lpt~.21:.._ _ _ _j,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!ll!l!!l!!l!!l!!..,l!!l!!..,!ll!==.,..===~=~~
Clydo ll$ndolph, Stto· Route be&lt;&lt;&gt;me available depends "~" , B•nk, Pyoro Blrber Shop, Rut. Melgo county be_ consolidated Sargent, Roell Calll'lt, W V'a. _
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on the results of re!learch now land Clover Farm Store
inlo one schQO\ distrJct, but UtllRTRS
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Potit juroro:
1101ng on In .. veral fle\do .
l.an 1,.tuo Ateo Ward'o ldlcated it may be that evontu- Mrs. Rober! Ray
Grimm,
Harry Guthrie, RD I Cool- But . 11 the preoent ttmo." &lt;lrocery.
ally \bore will be only two dl• New Haven, W. Va., dluabt~· illf' J•m•• F Glb1011. Harri· Phylncist Jane B. Bll~a.rd told l Outtr Area .... Outer Gro- trlcts m the ent1rt county.
er, U :M a. rn. Monday.
'"' Ito; C.lvtn Orr, RFD ' 'reportero. intffplallt!lory rhaht eery Store.
I
'!'he schoot. In 8outhern 1nd
DI8CIIARGED
R•• ''" Elslo Prlco, Carponter: by human boinll• 10 1mpo,.tblo." 1 Satom Cooter Arta _ Thorn· Eaotern local dlltrlolt will even- Patlenll rteently dracharco&lt;l
l~uro Circle. RII'D 1 Mlddt.. Tho bil rodiatlun meom·e_ to 11 Grocery.
ltuolly be oskllll to consider eon- included John Mill.,., Madp
port : Elllo Lamiltrt, RYD t travelers on ton1 tripo in mt•r· Corpeater .\roo _ L 1 r a 1 :oolldatlon, Forsons leelo.
Morran, Dock P'raley, Bry&lt;o
Mlddltport; Roy Holter, Star p\anetMry ipace t·ornes from Grocery, Ralph Chapman.
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Browning, Mr1. Ernest Sr-racue,
R&lt;1uto Pomeroy; Eldon WHko, what astronom•ro call
oolar Thoma• Fork Aroa _ Evt·]
Jr., Mra. Cledlth C. Hicks, Mro.
H.O 3 Pomeroy ; Donald V•n flare ··proton event~.'' Flaresllyn·s Store, Ward 'IJ Groc.'i!lry,j
WUIIarn M. McKinney and In·
Meter, Chester; Hazel Curt• ..are periodic erupt1ona on the F.blin'a Store.
:
rant JOn. Mrs. Jtucene H. Gloss
,
Rlldsvlllt; Konnath Longotreth, face of the oun whlrh hurl hy- ! woUpea Area _
Smith's !
~nd ln!ant son, Mu. Ro7 G.
O.rnPIIJ', R~D drogen nuclei protons at fanlas· Woifpen Grocery.
Chapmen, Mre. Mar~h11l MOftt..
t Middleport; Mory H. Dav10, tic speeds Into solor J~dl'l . I Horrlloavlllt Aroo _ Gro .
comery, Mro. Jerry Atklnoon
Middltport ; Pearl Lannlnl, Rut· Moon vis•tora ahould bt eblt to 1 ory's r. rocery Clark's Se• vk~e Mf' 'J!I county f•rmerl were Mrs. G@orge CN~na, DIWt)'
land.
. avoid them.
Station
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advl••d today by County Ex· Gore, Mro. Manan Cotlclsry,
curl J). llokt.
Coolville;
I iinowvll\o Aroa _ Snuwvtllo tensln• Agent, C. E. Blfkeslee MrJ. Geo'l• Oardnor and JimRandall Roiltrll RFD ~ Raclno; ! COLUMBUS _ 1.8 E I Er.t~ Growy
lola! late leodlDJS ol ~&amp;BSIOd. my Amb!ll'llar.
Robe t L R0 bort Raclnt · Phyt l
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jJ&gt;rt·rularly hrnme @fJI&amp; an
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·001 _11atlve Sllrvlee Commh11lon'111 ln - 8h&amp;~•Dirwta A'-·ea Bur- orchard fiJII!illl, need
special
Melfi Gtaenl Jla•pltal
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• Bailey, Rtc:!llt, ;•~
ve11t1gaUon of 08motnlic ehary· 1 10n Grocery.
techmques tQ be auccesaful
ADMISSIONS - Sophia Our- /
l~n, RD I Pomon&gt;y, orj ., tho acency 'a stall w•• •ub·l llo&lt;k 8prl~p 4roo- Arn· Becouoe o! the lar&amp;e al2e of ty, Pomoroy; Geor1o Frldll' ,.
Shuler . . liFO I.~· d ~lr~ jocted to political preoaure bo· old'o Grocery Jim Bearh1, !!:d· lh... ITI" soedo they do not lei&lt;, Lont Bottom: Jomoo Ma,.
Cone, carpenter, c ar Pfi gan Munday ,ano qu1rkly wndt!d ward Humprty .
Cbfshire
1 in IDWl with oth·
..,r, Coolvlllo; lld&amp;tr Pulllno. m I btpartison commendolion Flvt Polall Aroa Fivo mix :~adl Yor If . . : Tho best 'lhiiCHARGFJS - Opal Cum·
~~g 11'::i~~rt~rat!ill~~~;- of the commission.
· Polntt Grill, Tuttle'• Gr&lt;lCtry, :e~h~S:~
therrtore , hi mtns, Racine.
"' L.
RFD
ltnatt Domocratlc Loodor Pomeroy Golf Co&lt;tru.
Mro. to mil tltbor with tht ..II or
----~~":itom'; Char~;;· G. DIU, !'rank W. King of Tolodo had ('horleo Goegloln, Homer Goel· with thl ltrWIIIr.
LOCAL TIIMPI
11 Ihay 11'0 IHded alont, by Thl tamperaturt In Pomeroy
Por:eroy · Nollie Parker Cites- CBIIod for the mqutry becouse leln
ler · Ch.;.lea Cohne. Po;.,eroy. lol the reslgir•tlon of l,gislallve 'l Chollor Area - KouL Feed broadoiiiiDf,
1 cultlpookor lk,.IIIIM dlllrlct It 11:10 1. m.
Mildred I. Mitch, liFO I Pomt· i•udltor Jomes TUlly, who quit St~re; Bou.m Lumber Co., Cheo. ehould bt 11114 It Prill
lhl todlv woo &amp;t dolt'.. unclsr
ro .
whe n htwas c.alltd ofl a "ludy ttn (j()Jf Courn.
.
leed lDto the lOll tQ MCUI'I luf· cloudy ~~~
~lie p· olt, Lon&amp; Bottom, of the f11110Cin£ or the adnunls· Buh.aa A~- Walk4tr I Oro- fl&lt;'lflnt moilhU't.
'-----l.ei / llltlt~d• S racuoe· !:dJ• ,trallon'o "Wonderful World of eery, Bob Reiber.
I Wh&lt;tei NldiDJ with tilt call
1
son Hollon, Mlne~svllle; 'Grace Ohio" book. The chorii•• wor• ; ~up~ro Plabtt AI'OII - lAm- or ltrtllllar. cart llhould bt ,tv·
Pr~co Lons Bollom ; John W. found to be groundleso.
s Grocery.
to '" thlt thl ""'' Ia not
'. Til pper1 Plolno ·, DoroArea- Reed Bros. ' pi•~Wd too clstp ' The COI'I'tCI
Moore,
G Reedovllle
r
thy L. Young, Pomeroy. Car- , IANTO OOMINGO- 4 MIL- ';"'" YB. to "'
It Juot ni.l!lly oovared
8 ent- ld•ptr
IIBi Snowdto, Ruth1nd , Rua•r litt.ry rttvolt here appeared d~11d· ' ~n~
t m rea With U• lOll.
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G. Hort, fiFO I Rartno , Ben lockool today oftar • day
ot ~; '.~tore, Howard Lawnnco NOTmally IHdliti """'ld bt
QuiiiOIIborry, Syracuao; Corol around and air fllhtlnlt m whi&lt;-h ' ;"...{1111
dono boloro tht totlt 1o IIIII of
D. Jonos, liFO 1 Shade ; Mar- ol least 20 poroono wore killed '
a
Arel - ?Iuosen- May to bo fUrl tlw ....tllnro
1camp Groctry, Copper I Port will not N kUt.d
tha M. Jloullaa, RFO I Shodo . ]and more than tiO injured
by tho
, lond Storo, Clarenco P~&gt;HIIt. dry weather,
Arlll Abbott, RFD t Pomoruy; ' .
Howard Caldwell. Reedsville, 1 he U. S. oiroran carrier Bo~· t !Atort ~. - . QmlleD'O Ptnnlllt ond !-17 lrt tilt lalo
Vctor Hysell, Minenvalle , Cal er. earr)mg a slro~g Ma~le: ! S~Qfe , Allen~ ServJct Station, ter Jnllturl"' v~ar••tltl ol orch·
Ha k Reodavllle · Charles d&lt;tochmeat ond accof!IP&lt;I I : Gnmm Strvtco StatiOn. Geno ard
whleh aro _.. de~m 1a "~tland Erli'ne Wells, by • number ol la~lrll cnn., l Davli , Roy Peanon.
turable. l:troo•attM Y.trietltl
Hlarri ' villi Ern'e.t Ma
Dtx· •W.ilg reported s_tandmg off ~be ' Rn('ine Area Racint include Achlnt».ch~ l..aacllt.et',
I rr:.:: J S Davio ~ppero Iopoot In rtodmoos '"•• "n'c~• NatiOnal Bank, Roclno Home !.inooln. SariiOII and &amp;outlior,_
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tnl oproad.
Garaao. Wagner Hdw. Co., flo.
··----clno Servico Slalioo, Rhodta
UNIT CALLIO
IIQCII IILAND, ILl. - IW· ' Morkel . S)'cH mort Grove Storo, "nit Mlddltporl omorllii&lt;J ,
nois ond lowo citioo atone the 1Albert Hill, Hilton Wolle.
'""""' unit wu oummontd al
,wollon Ml,.losippi River
to- Syrocu10 Ar•a- Rizer's Oro. 7 p. m. Mond'l)' for Will Gllkfy,
DI¥Dfll, fD INU . .,, 00 day bore tho brunt of the worJI/1COry . Aohland Servlco Stotlon, Middleport, 11. 0., wlto Wll
Mlt4ll MAlON ,.1aa
floodlnl in tholr hlatocy. Vo~ Hordon '• Market W"'odrow Zwll· ta~on 1o lht ofllct of Dr. II.
_
untoero worked
tllrouch tilt ! ling.
H. Pkllitlll"' 1 mttl...llflltllt.
nl(ht to 1hore up the 41 k e 1 Mh1mvillt A,.. - Drown'al
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hoklinJ back the aurJ'nc eur~ IGrocery.
TWO riNID
~:,"~j!.. uo "-•" " ..m rent.
Allred Old S.m.., Area Bill Mcl!aflo iff, Mddltporl
';? .T!'I ~~:7!':
1 Tht milhty river, chocktd 1 RobJnson Store.
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t1wJ half of Fulton'a 3,0 real.l ol three Flret Aid Ienon~ at
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danl• had •bandonod thoir town the rogular mee11111 of
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Monday has boon arreattd 111d eonii!IOII
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Middleport ·Boys .Baseball Sign-up Day
AD Middleport boys
ageo
nlhe through t4, U they plan to
play organlzed baseball
this
summer, must be at tbe Amert·
can Legion hall on South Fourtl&gt;
St. between 2 and 3 p.m. this
Saturday
Every~ne _ Including ,boys
who were on Boys' League or

Pooy League teams last sum. Cut-oil date lor thesl ag.. Aug. must sliD be 12 •

mer - Is to come then to oign
up for play that will start Monday, May 3t lind end in midJuly. Pony play bfgms somewhat later.
Boys 1 througb IZ are to
brlnt! $2, boys 13 through 14
are to bring $2.50 for insurance.

I.
To explaino
For a . boy becoming eligible
for the fOrst tune, he muot he
nine years old before this coming Aug. t to play this summer.
And for boys at the o!Dd of tbel
Boyo' league eligibUlty, t bey

ollhls July
31 (U they bomme U belon
this July !II, therefore, they ploy
Pooy ball this""""'!"').
The same ruleo apply
for
Pony ages_IJ-1!, thai Is, he cannot be 15 011ore Aug. l ,to play
this summer.
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Legal proof ol age II not re-

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DaUy SentiM"!I:_
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are to -!11llltl adtoO!Ieope aiM ~~~toitiiJ

this Thursday .....ill.
at town hall to Saturday
aod to "':~:..,0:~
~
c1 arr""''ftltlils
lor
day.
Each
sted
11
have :~: r~ boys
1
prepared wilh
birlbdatee.
and an ~ o. iltsiL equip-

quired: However, U there llony
doubt m lndtv1dual cases, school
rewrds are checked carefully.
\'io lloy can be perm~ted to
participate unless his insurance
Ia paid.

Signup Day.
. , ../:
Mr: 1111" Mrs. Diol._Naughan
are m charge of JeiOmg fundrwlng activities f~r summer
play. There ,. wor - mmor
thiS year - to be _done at the
part under superviSion of Mr. monl
hand
Parents, ooe or both, are urg- Henry Cldlworthy. All _this will p~ are gom, forward
ed to accompany thell' boy• to
8Dd organized Sat- organ!Je
eight tun. Pony

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teague &lt;lerived from Mel g s,
League ollicers, managero, Muon. and Gallla iountieo.
uslstant manager• and other t A om 411' elgbt team

1964 GAHS Graduate

Astros, Phillies Win

Larry
Fraley is Future
u s 01ymptc• can d'dI ate

the

be .the clincher on Clay D-al·ia&lt;e Jack Baldschun In
rumple's single to right.
ningth. Chrill Short, who worked
The Dodgers, trailing 4-2, ra~ 6 1-3 innings, gained his third
0
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Tbe Houston Astros are
for one run off Philly relief victory against one defeat.
becoming the indoor base' I ·.:::.::=-::::.::_:.:::....:..:....:..:=...:..:=:c..:.:='-'==-'---'--Larry Fraley, 18-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Uege
ball team in the United States.
FIGHT RESULTS
Fraley, 554 Jackson Pike, and a current freshman at
by United Pml
Kent State University, has been selected by that school
Strange things lr•ve been'avetro
penilll! to Houston ball or
PARIS &lt;UP!) - Jo Gonzales, and accepted by the Future United States Olympic Cantever since the team moved
157: France,
slopped Drck didates Committee as a future U. S Olympic candidate.
Kmght 154, Oakland, Calif. (2), This was revealed today
----.
lis glittering ,.11.6 million Astrodome this season and
for listing in the 1964-65
Marcel Cerdan, 136-l!fl, France, a leUer received here over
strang..t thing of all Is
stopped Robert Di Marti_no, 139, weekend by Fraley's parents. editmn of Future United States ,
France (3): Johnny White, 139,
Candidates.''
the Astros now have won
Fort Wayne, Ind., outpointed The 196-1 GAHS graduate, who
.
National Le-ague games in
A1ssa Hashas,
139, Algeria was 8 four .. year Blue
The 22-pound gr1dder ~ one
row.
Majoi- League Standings
(10),
gridman and an All • Obio tac~w~ Blue Devils to make All·
While it is a little early to By United Press IJKematiooal
kit in 1963 was a member of 0?1o m footba ll. The other wa:• il
BIG SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
National J,.eape
Kent State's powerful
B1ll Eachus. now a sophomore
classify the Astros as pennant
contenders, the once lorlom
W L p 1 GB PHILADELPHIA IUPI) ed freshman squad last fall
"' Ohio State University and a
AUTO
HoustOn club, which never ~s Chicago
'6 j ~7
Wllhe Pep, _l3'71_.2, ck~artf~d.
' member o! the Buckeye grid
NEW METALLIC
CAR MIRRORS
finished higher than eighth m Ih.s Angeles
7 4 "636 · · · Conn., outpo_mted J~ le . n- According to Golden Flash team.
FLOOR MAT
BODY MOUNT
PROTECTOR MATS
4 .
. . non 135. Philadelph18 (8) • Hoi· mentor Leo Strang Fraley hat
its. three previOWI s_easons, is Cr"nct'nnatt'
PROTECTORS
REG.
2.49
By RUBBERMAID
6
.600 ~ ly Mirns, 162, Washingtoll out•
. •
Fraley played on two champNEW CAR COLORS
REG. 4.49
sohdl7 entrenched 1~ • f~W'th Philadelphia
6 a .545 1 poin~ ..d Ike Whi•·, " 0 , Phi1"
a •tartlng. tac~e
ionsh1p teams in four years Anniversary Sal•
place and boast!!! two mdlvtdual
~
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~a- lio f the M d Am
Co
12.00 VALUE
1 • . encan
Houston
7 6 .538 l delphia (8); Von Clay, 132, Phil·
n or
J1. 1960 and 1962. GAHS won 28,
major league statistical leade"'. N
y k
_..2 z adelpht'a, stopped
Cl·~nce t_erence__school thts fall foiii&gt;W·I
SPECIAL
SPEC.
6
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SALE $6.99
The latest pl-ayer to be
~w or
"1\1
cu-..
brill t
f
. lost 7 and tied four during his
spired by the rnacmificence of Pittsburgh
5 7 .417 2lf.t Floyd 17 New York (2)
mg . Jan per ormances In career as a Blue Devil.
5 1 ·417 2'h
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spring drillo which ended laot played 1n '"
the Texas palace ""
is a young ·S~n F ran.
JO of 39 games durt·ng
ECOifOMY
BLACK TOP
PAINT
nghthander named Dave Giusti Milwaukee
3 5 .375 2lf.t
week.
his high school career.
OUTSIDE
HOUSE
Louis
SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)
ASPHALT
Roller &amp; Tray
3 6 _333 3
Monday's Results
Thad Spencer, 195, Pasadena, Concerning the Olympic
1just-ee1. who in two previous
PAINT
TO REPAIR DRIVEWAYS
98.: VALUE
season!! with the NL club won
Calif outpoin'"" Ro=e Rise'" nouncement, Mr. and Mrs.
Rg. $2.55 Gal.
Houston 2 Pittsburgh 0
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ou-exactly two games.
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199,
BerkOiey,
Calif.
(12);
ley
received
the
following
er,
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66 LBS .
All the 25-year-old Syrdcuse Philade P ia 4 LUS nge e.!!
Ricardo Morena, 127, Mexico, ter from Edward J. Butler, Pro-ONLY
University alumnus has done (Only games scheduled)
knocked out Danny Kid, 126¥.!, ject Director, United
I
thls year is compile a 3.(1 rec- Tue_sday's Pr~ba~le ~itc~en Manila (4).
Olympic Committee, New York,
LATEX
ord in rour appearances to tie Chicago at Cmcmnat• (mght)
----N. Y. : (The letter has been
GARDEN
him with. Sarrv.ny Ellis of Cin- -Ellswortb. !2-0) vs. Maloney
forwarded to Larry- at KSU).
LARGE CANS
WALL PAINT
cinnati for the best record (1-0).
ROCKE YAWARDS
HOE or RAKE
3 GRAOES TO CHOOSE
REG. 9Bc
REG. $1.99
among big league hurlers,
St. Louis. at Milwaukee MONTREAL fUPI - Detroit
"On behalf of the U. S. OlymFROM
Astros Swepi BuC!
I night) - Purkey (H) vs. Le- center Norm Ullman Monday to extend our most sincere con~
ALL REDUCED
SPECIAL
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SAlE
Giusti's latest effort, a superb master &lt;0-1).
was named the outstanding gratulations. You have been se3.79-4.99 Gal.
2-0 shutout of the Pittsburgh New York at Houston (night} player in the National Hockey lected by your school and acPirates Monday night, providt.&gt;d Fisher tO- I) vs. Nottebart League and Red Wing Coach cepted by our committee for
the Aslros with a sweep of their (D-0)
Sid Abel was named the top listing in the 1964 • 65 edition
tour-game weekend series with P'~l b h t L
A 1 coach in the 16th annual top 01 Future United States Olympic '
0 s
the Bucs and boosted their rec- . 1 8 urg . a
nge es performance awards of _ the candidates.
ord to a highly creditable 7-6, (mght) - Gibbon (0-2) vs. Pod- Hockey News.
"This national honor identi·
inrluding four wins in five deci· res (1~).
----fies you as a member of this
sions under the dome.
Philadelphia at San Francis-- ARRIVE IN BOSTON
group of outstanding atheltes. lt
Phlls Nip Dodgen
co &lt;night) - Bunning 0 ·2) vs. NEW YORK (UPI'-Heavy • Is our hope tha! you will strive
GARDEN
1 he PhHadelphia Phi1lies Perry 0·1).
weight champion Cassius Clay toward future Olympic compeLAWN
ROTARY
edRed the Los Angeles Dodgers
W~nesday's Game!!l
and challenger Sonny Liston tltion a! your goal and will con·
TILLER
HOSE
MOWERS
4~3 an_d handed S~ndy Koufdx Chicago at Cincinnati, night
both will arrive In Boston this tinue yoor pursuit of physical
4 H.P.
hl!l first .defeat m the only St. Louis at Milwaukee, night weekend to complete trainig fitness.
95 UP
other Nabo~al League game. New York at Houston, night for t~eir May 25 title fight at ••Thts letter Is your authori·
SO FT.
UP
95
All 10_d~mer1ean League teams IPittsburgh at Los Ang., nigtJt Boston Garden. Clay will arrive zation to wear the official Em- ,
w~~~~nve.Callison greeted Kou- Philadelphia at San Francisco from Miami via his private bus blem of the Future
ARMOURS
CATTLE
while Liston will fly from Den- States Olympic Candidate
BOY'S
rax , making his third start of
Amt'ticau League
ver.
oonstitutf:&gt;s yolllur~loorrrn1J1RaJ_I_a~ce]l'i__ __l.~t_!!'r__l~~~-MANURE
VERTA GREEN
the season arter only hthree
w. L. Pet. GB
SLEEPING BAGS
FOR GARDENS
FOR
LAWNS &amp; TREES
REG. $8.95
ddys rest. with a 400-foot omer Ml es 0 ta
6 2 _750
in the first inning in which the
3
2S LB. $1.44
Phils piled up three runs on
JCa~to
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2S LB.
SALE $].7~
fDotucrk hi51'1·
a" d1o_ub1le bby
5 3 .625 1
Middleport and Point
ern are having a
meet dleport ; Lynch, Point.
uar
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flp e Y CJ eve1an d
4 3 .571 1':-2 ant battled to a 501h to 50~ on the MilS track, neither of 1 880 run. Blaine. Point, 2:06.2;
LARGE
REG. 4.98 .•. SPECIAL
Cookie Rojas.
Koufax struck out six and al· New York
5 6 .455 2¥.! tie, with Wahama coming in jlhose schools having a cinder B. Wallace, Middleport ; Ander- 1
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lowed seven hits before being Baltimore
4 a .444 2'.-2 owning 13 points, in a triangu- track.
son, Point: VanMeter, Wahama.
lifted for 8 pinch hitter in the ~~ ~ngeles
4 6 .400 3 Jar track meet at MHS stadium Results with Point and Wa- 220 dash - Dead heat (see
24 FT. ALUMINUM EXTENSION
sixth inning. Bob Miller breezed Washmgton
3 8 .273 41t..! Monday after school.
hama :
abo\·e).
ladder Complete With Fittings _ $19.99
through the next two innings Kansas City
2 7 .222 4Y.! , The "race of the day'' came Shotput, B. Wallace, 44 ft . Mile relay. Point 4:08 ;
but Ron Perranoski, pitching
Mooday'e Games
in the 220 dash when four 101-2 in., MiddleJXlrt; William~ i' dll~:~~,;s,
th
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thine lads, Alan Wallace a n d s'ln, Point; Sawyers, Wahama, I
Williamson, ll3 ft.
e nm ' w~s ouc e or a I &lt; o games sc u e )
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run when RoJas walked, stole · Tue!iday'!l Probable Pltrbers l'
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second and scored what proved I K
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N y k
Kin[, and Black of Point ran a Broad Jump. Blain, Pnint, I eport. 1c 1ar s, om .
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(ll)onog ue 1 - vs.
wmng not good, but the day was cold er, L. Vance, all Middleport. 2 in.; B. Wa llace. Middleport;
MAIN ST.
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100 yd. dash. A. Wallace, 10.- Van Meter, Wnhama. ___j!!ltl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!ll!!!!!llllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!
. Boston at ChiCago !mght) Middleport led all the way 6, Hindy, Middleport; King, and
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' Morehead (1-6) vs. Buzhardt in the meet until the final three Black, Point.
(1-o).
. events, the discuss, the mile
Milt&gt; run , Arther, Wahama.
~s Angeles at De t r 0 1t relay, and the high jump. Point 5:03.5, Blake, Middleport;
lmght.) - Newman 0-1) vs.l took firsts in the lot, and raJ- bert. Po)nt ; Cheadle, Middle,Mc~m (1){1) .
lied into ,. tie.
port.
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Blue Dev- port,
to Logan at Logan but won Dowell , &lt;0-1).
ils, Ironton, and Pomeroy.
44o run, A. Wallace, 53.
nver Nelsonville 15lf.! to 2% in ~ashmgton . at
Tonight Pomeroy and South- 03 ; Blain, Point; Sauer, :\lid·
a nine - hole thrre • way match (mght) - Damels (1~0) vs.
Monday after school. ·
Nally (().()).
Frid~y Coach Nolan SwackWednesday'• Games
~amer ~ boys are at New ~x~ Los Angeles at Detroit, night
mgton m a three - way go WJth Minnesota at Cleveland night
Athens,
BaIt·Imore. aI Wash'ngt
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Steve Hindy of Midd1epo"" Kansas C1ty at New York
wilh a 39, lost to Logan's Me- (Only games scheduled)
Afee (361 •,; to 3'h : defeated
Shultz of Nelsonvtlle i3S) 2'-h SMOKE CLOUD FAVORED
. YONKERS, N.Y. !UPil- New
to 11.-2. on points.
Pat Edwards, Middleport (40) Zealand's Smoke Cloud Monda,
lost ot Engle ol Logan, 139), was installed as the 3-I mom·
1-3, but defe•ted Dagger! (tiO) lng line favorite for Thursdays
$50,000 National Championship
of Nelsnnvllle 4-0.
$200,0
Wayne Davi• of Middleport Pace, the last ol a
1431 lost to Posten of Logan three-race series at Yonkers
(421 l-3, and def'"ted Mechem Raceway.
of Nelsonville (59) 4-lt
S•m Clatworthy of Middleport WU.T IN HOSPITAL
(45) lost lo another Engle of PHILADELPHIA (UPI)- Phil
Logan 142) 1-3, and defeated adelPhia 76er star Wilt thamShaffer of Nolsonvllle (58) S\1 berlaln entered Temple Univerto 'k .
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slty Hospital Monday for tests
Jim Butcher of Middleport, aimed at pinpointing the cause
f55) lost to Keller of Logan, of his pancreas disorder, which
141&gt; 0-4, and defea!M Frandi·lbad been
bfm during
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Upset Pirates

PT. PLEASANT - Geol'le H.
Carder 80 Rt 1 Polllt Pld•
1nt died 'suddenly Suuday at
his' home. He wu • retired
Iockman with the u s COrps
Biggest upset or the 1965 season took place on the of ~~:.,m..rs.
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Milhoan's GAllS Blue Oevols trommed West Vtrgmta s
number two gol!ing quartet, 10-6.
SuUertn&amp; only its second loos
in 10 motches this spn"' ....
COech Bob McCarty's mighty
Barboursville Pirates, runner·
up to Huntington High in the
1964 state championship finals
LAS't TIME TONIGHT
and ranked number two amon£
'WHIRl LOVE MAS GONI' Triple AAA dubs again
this
&lt;TecbDicolor)
spring.

MEIGS THEATRE

Bette Davia, SUaa.a Buwud.
Mlcbael Connon. Joey Bta·

The Gallians hiked their oea.
Harold
son
record lo 7-2 and Froday,
Teenage girl.
Joey Heatherton vivacious. will face the number one team
poised and blithe spirited. in_ West Virginia - Huntington
pert and petite, bu tb1 lm· High - away. ·
pact of an B-BOMBI

lberton. NOYel
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Fe•lureHe: Post Men Wlnt

Last year, Barboursvllle was
one of two squads who handed
GAHS a regular season defeat.
WED. •nd THURSDAY
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April 28-29
NOT OPEN
Here s the results of . Mon:
days match on the local courtB.
FRIDAY thrv TUESDAY
Clorl! Roderick "'·
Frank
Aor\1 30-Moy 4
Sexton, 3, won by Sexton, 2"h:
WALT DISNEY'S
to Ph. Chip Janes 37, Clyde
"THOSE CALLOWAY$"
I Hobbs 37, tie, 2-2. Tom McCar&lt;Tecbnlcolorl
Bria 11 Keitb. Brandon de l ty 33, Morgan Hargas 10. won
Wi.lt.lt!, Vetl Mlles, Walter
Brennan. Ed Wynn, Linda by McCarty, 3 I. Torn Folden
Evans.
133, Dave R~ch 41 , won by Fol·

Colorcartoent

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&amp;mdly mornlnl at Clrpenter
llaplllt OUircl&gt;. Spec1a1 momben
were pre-'!! by the Y'JUIIII
folD aod services wero led
by Rev. Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Vicky and Btuco, Mr.
Jolm Gillocly and Mark and
inc! Mrs. Arthur Crabtree,
cal
Mr. wun... 'lbomu
and
dau&amp;hter, N-. aud Mrs. Amy
catclwell o1 Cotumbul villted
with !ln. Ou PelT)' and - .
Frank, EUtar Soond.ly.
Tho woman's Socioty o1
Uan Service of Templo
dlst Clourch met with Mrs.

Carpenter Baptist Chu"'h were lai. A 1pecoal EUter
eortertalned recently In
the aod devotions were
preoenthome of Mr. and Mrs. Dale ed by Murl Glllawoy and Eliu·
Dye.
beth Jordan · - tiy carolyn
Mrs. Dawn ll'alker, ~en A,.. Mosier and Mary Massey.
ita, Oonns Jo, Tandy, Kevin, Matoey waa 1Jelcomed Into
and Kent of 'lburman spent a group as a new member. Those
SurvlYJDI are two daughters, day with her parentl, Mr. and present included Mrs. Carl
Mrs. Lamar lSenna) Rodgers, Mrs. Dale Dye.
tree and RusseU Lon, Mrs.
Temple illU, Md.: Mrs. Roman Mr. and Mrs. Allred Rice and ence Arbauch. Mrs. Howard
(Edna) Zaskukl, Charleston; sons of CO!umbull vtoiled on Stanley, Mrs. John Ingram. Mrs.
five soos, Herman of New Mat,. Friday nllbt and Saturday wiUo Murl Gal.!lway, Mrs.
amoras, Ohio, George, Jr., Sll· her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. WI~ Mosier, Mary Massey, M r .
ver Springs, Md., Howard, CUI· Uam Culwell and other rela· Scol,t Rev. David While
ford , and Harold Carder. all ol tives here.
Mendal Jordan, Mrs. Dale
Point Plea~nt : two sisters, Mrs. Sixty • five persona attended Scott, Rev. David White and
L. c. Fogieson, Marietta, Oblo, Swlriae Easter Hrvtces held by the loooteq, Mrs. &amp;nnlo
Mra. 0. M. Rice, Pt. Pleas!~~~~; Uoe Mt. Union Clourcb membora and otoughtera, Oebble and
ooe brother, H. 0. Carder, pt, in the grow near the home of lene.
Pleasant : 11 ll'•ndchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. One RusseU Lon, baby son of Mr.
nine great eranchildren.
hiD'Kired and ten were present and Mn. Carl Crabtree, wu
Funeral service will be 3:!0 lor Sunday Sclloo1 11 the MI. clorioiened at special
p.m. DST Tuesday in the Crow. Union Church and Cecil Cox coo~ conducted Easter morning
Hussell Funeral Home with the d\K!ted .peclal services to admit the Temple Methodist Church
Rev. o. H. Carder and the Rev. Uoe following new members to by Rev. David White. Godpel'
.Jack c. HiJglns officiating. Bur- the church Mr. and Mrs. Frank ents were uncle and aunt of the
i8l will be in the Kirkland Mem- Pauley, Mr. and ~rs. Lester fath~r, Mr. 3lld Mrs. Dale .
orial Gardens. Friends may caU Henderson and children, K eo- Specl81 singing by Mrs. Mane
at the Crow-Hus101l
Funeral
a':d
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Home.
Wiseman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul service.
~nderson and Kay, carol Ma· Mr1. Faye Jordan

!!tiS 1 Tylor County a son of
the Ia~ Rev L M ~ncl Suson
Abile Car~ He · u a mem·
n
f.
w
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ber of the BeUo~ EUB Cburc ·
His wife, Ella Rice Carder• pr..
ceded hi~ in death ln U!S3.

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Short Baldscbun 47 ) and
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R. Millet 17), PerranoskJ
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Introduces
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and let u. help you. Tt.N'tao 001t or Gblipt;loa. W• U..
fuuy people. We'n pntW fully GUllllvw, ••Uout eoloN
and tloo quality JIO(oda ...

SOCIAL

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The Pomeroy WCTU wUI
meet at Uoe First Baptist
church, Tuesday at 2 p.m.
Mothers of Southern High
school juniors will meet at the
blih sd!ooJ on Tuesday, AprJ~ 1
27, at 7:10 p.m. to confer
committee cbalrmen regarding
the serving ol the Alumni baaquet.
APRIL II
T h e Wlldwood Garden
will meet Wednesday, at 7:30
p.m., at the home of Mrs. Vic·
tor Hysell with Mrs.
Nease as co-hostess.

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For "Festi· -I WHk"

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ton. Mrs. &amp;dney
give a review with the
to be IIIIIIOUDCed and Mrs.
Ham Bradford wUl review,
"LUe Waa Simpler Then" by

Loula Grace Erdman. Roll caD
wlll be a way in wbicb times
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Our PrJ- Given Aw•y At Cooking School

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Pomeroy

RALLY ANNOUNCED
The Su!J.diltrict
M•Uoodist
YonUo Fellowship rally will be
held Sunday afternoon, May 2
at 2:30 p.m. at the Heath Meth·
odilt Church in Middleport. The
proll'am will be ill charge of the
Fellowship area with Linda Heor
deroon, cbnirman. 'lloe regm.. l
Uon fee of 25 cents ill to be aent
to Mrs. M. E. Oowson, S. 'lloird
Ave., Middleport.

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PT. PLEASANT -

Robert
Novelty,
Ohio, and Leola Dale Devore
Richardson. 41, Pt: Pleasant,
have made application for a
inarrlq~ liceni!E! in the office
or the county Clerk.

FESTIVAL

Harvey Dines, 41,

Wednesday &amp; Thursday Nights
Pomeroy Jr. High School Auditorium
We'll Give Away Valuable Prizes At The Cooking School

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POMEROY

Rating~

PT. PLEASANT Point
Pleasant and Wahama Bands
received superior ratings afteT
participation wlth eight other
banda in the Region XII Band
F'e1tival at R.avemwood during
ItheTheweekend.
"Superior ratlng"
Is
Jlven for outstanding perform·
ances, with very few tethnical
errors. otber banda of the region participatll'l&amp;: were from
Jackson and Putnam oountle~ .
1be Point Pleaaant and Wahama bando w\11 participate In
the Band Festival to be held in
May in Huntington, W. Va.

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World'• Fair! New Lecturer! Beautiful New Stage
SeUIDal You'D want ro jot down the dates 011 )IWl'
appointment calendar now. Plan ro be on band to peel;
the Festival's enthusiastic new lecturer • • , weiooo:J1111
back ifB ~e, --popular Manager, Bob Eidlhom. Interesting • . . and intriguing . • . 889llions ba9ll
been planned. You'll chuckle at "Pitchman Bob~ and
his "gadgeta" openirig day •.. silently applaud the manner in whidi' his Festival partner "sets him down" • , ,
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thrill of a "preview" of the 1964 New York
World'• Fair. Yes, the Blue Flame Festival is on its
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neighhoral Enjoy the fun .and festivities!

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and Roger Alkire.
and Walter on Easter. In the
IT'S
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree aRernoon, Mrs. Foye Jordon ac, ADMJ'M'ED: JallM!!
Sayre ! ?'f . PLEASANT _ Wayland have returned after a vi1it In companied Mrs. Elizabeth Jl)l'lo
P::RIDAY •ncf SATURDAY
I Cottageville ; Str!la ~~illf'r, Co-1 T. Carpenter, Letart, was ar- the southern states. In Florida dan to Athens where they visitMay 7..
! hm~bus: . Herbert _Sm1th. Galli-~ raigned before Justice of Peace they were houseguuta of her ed the latter's sister, Mrs. Bes·
"MAIL ORDER BRIDE"
i polls: MJchael Bright , !lrnder- A..\I . Goodwin on 1 peace war- uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mn. sie Strong. 'l1tey also cal1ed to
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Lois :'&gt;l'ettletan.
.. APACHE RIFLE$"
I Ramey and daughter,
Apple ecute bond in the sum of $500 Rawl11111 at Orange Park, Mr. they were in Athens.
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Grove; Mr,, Ben Lyons, and l t&lt;' keep peace for aix months. and Mrs. T. J. Spurlock of MeJ.. Guests of Mr. and Mr1. Reed
A.udie MurfhY. Unda Law· son. Letart ; Mrs. Effie Win-.
Where You Get Tb.e Mor;t
rose and Mr 1nd Mrs. Walter Jerters and Mn. Be11lab
son, Mirhae Dante.
WY2o3748
Iston. Pt . Pleasant.
For Your Money
' others ar:aigned beforeGood- jFagan of Bradenton. They dray on Easter Sunday lnel\udo
1 wm on vanous charges
were: visited nuny points of interested Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Middleport,
MIDDLIPORT, 0.
290 N. 2nd A••·
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Clyde
Harrison
Ha~l .
Clevelthert
and
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enjoyed
the
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Athens
Mr.
EASY TERMS ..
land, Ohio, fined $25 and costs tractions enroute.
on a reckless driving charge Mrs. Faye Jordan spent Frl-' •
and Ishmael F. Groves, Ports- day in Alban,v and visited her
mouth, Ohio, $25 and ~06ts, cousin, Mrs. Maude Jones.
same charge; Nancy Lee Hoi~ Those visiting with Mr . .tnd
land, Leon Rt. 2, flO and costs, Mrs. Fern Gillogly recently Infailure to have vehiele under elude Mr. and Mrt. Elba Mea
control; William S. Bailes, Rt. Knight of Columbus, Mr. and
FURNITURE
3 Leon. $10 and costs, failure to Mrs. Cecil GllloaJy .and ehild·
SH 2-4811
Rutland ·
heed stop sign; Boyd Fisher, ·
Pl. Pleasant, $10 and costs, In· Cottageville Man
1oxicatio11 ;
Robert B. Stuart,
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ing: Mrs. Orville Watson, Ma- PT. PLEASANT - James
Ison County, $10 and costs, non- Sayre, 27, CottaJeville, W&amp;l llst-""ii""'~a;:t~te~nd~a~nc~e~o~fc~h~Ud~r~en~m~·~s~ch~oo~l. ed In poor condition at Pleasiii
ant Valley Hospital late Monday evening from injurles received in a one car accident
early Monday momina; on Route
62 some four miles north
of
Point Pleasant. Sayre received
a skull fracture, severe eoncussion, contusions on the face and
minor abrasions.
Miss· Stella Miller, 22, Columbus, also a passenger in the car
is listed in satisfactory condl·
tion at Pleasant Valley Hospital. She received pelvic and spine
Injuries and abrasions of the
hands.
Roger Durst, 211. COlumbus,
driver of the car, was treated
and released from the local hospital. He had a laceration of the
scalp and minor a~ruions.
The milhap, inveotigoted by
Muon County George Johnson,
for an average 6 room home (special low prices for other slle homes)
occurred when the car failed
to make a 11harp curve · in the
hl1hway and struck a utility
pole. The 1957 car was demolished and Durst wao cited lor faiJ.
ure to have vehicle under conThia apeciallow price includes:
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ACRES and 7lh acres inChes- --ter Township, which belonged
~ (l"dr•'"m hr·; •~P. h, llnvn . ONE Dump bed complete. tflle lo George tmd Dean Hoffman
Wright Power Saws
r;· ~-nn1w l { :;11 47~ ('~~1. Bel- radial a rm s&lt;:n" Po·nver Car- al the time of their decease.
General Electric Swlvti-Top
pn'. t11i1o~.
4-'".~ 12tc man L.umoer Co, Route 2. Will be sold for not less than
Sales &amp; S.rvice
tiring girls have more time.
PrtmP 1uy. Ohio l't•ach F'ork the appraised value of $4,080
YOUTH ASKED FOR IT
leurned to sew and learned
Road . Phone WY 2-6865
at the office of O'Brien and
bo Lawn MoWfltThis column is for
y()URg
choose
right colors and
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4 21 6t.r O'Brien,
altorneys,
100~
Fov. Go K•rtl
people, their problems and pleafor myself, also good grooming .
1'-:F !•'(' 1\ FF'\T - 6 ro1v·n~
Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, Sat·
WILCOX SERVICE
sures, their trouble· and fun. All of which gave me a lot
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4 27 Otc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __....-, 1 urday, May 8, 1965 at 10:00
As with the rest af Helen Help
more self-cunfldence - when
With Purchoso of
'\ ]SF r.'f) :l rn0ms, on n·ound
St~C~E
a.mll' WFYor 2-f2urt720herThinetlomrm. aslinoln : 482 sl·:·dtD'A·:.~.MM·~~IZ,ort Us!, it welcDmes laughs but ynu know you look well, part
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won't
dodge
a
serious
quesr "" ~ r·l'l"rfl 1 q . '1 idi !:'
of your fright disappears.
3 hP Briggs &amp;
.BB
der. Admx. of estate of Ge&lt;~rge ,
,
tlon with a brush-off.
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s; rdton Eng intt
Hoffman, deceased. 4-24-6tc I St. Middleport, Ohio. Cars oXI'.
~~-d your Ieen-a ge
4 27 trc
qu... Social affairs 1 dreaded,
j r·- •' ''1 ( :\t bri ~k 11up 1cx with
Gli.RDEN PRIDE
vacuumed. WY Z..3715.
tions "to YOUTH ASKED FOR
, r.utlernut Avt&gt; . PnmRO"IARY MOWERS
•'OR SALE: 5 room and bath,
4-22-30tc IT, care of Helen Help US! this I made myself gondto ebooveryk Dne.
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house in Rutland, glassed in
-·1 read articles a
s
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46.97
porch~s. hardwood
floors, 1. 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. Train- newspaper.
etiquette so I would feel more
Solo Endo
l -5127.
4 'l7 tlr
Open Mon.-Set. - 9 to 9
gas furna ce, large lot, near ed. experienced, Cbester, Ohio. ADVICE TO THE SHY
at ease. And I listened a lot,
r1 BNlSlli".D 3 room
apart ilr ,ll
POi,' " R..)'f
school On Salem St. C. R.
~- ~ tfc Dear Helen:
which is a wo~;~derful way to
ment in Middleport fnr crJu
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lack W. Caney
.Jordan.
4 20 12tp 1\rrelgler Bai1dlft~ ""'"'1'P*l tor You asked for letters from hld.e shyness- people like good
plc. Phone WY 2-5435_ 4-24-tlc
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~· H~-~Er
~---·-new hom£'!&gt; Built tn kll.cll- ''shy ones" who had found ways listeners, who show real interMODERN 4 room and bath.
'~ WY 1-,~31
,·oR SALE: 5 room
house, : ens, storm windOWJI, alum- to overt.'()me their self-conscious· est - and I had enough knowlfurnis hed apartment, M1drl '•'
bath. basem,'nt. Gas furnace, ' Inurn sidina Call Guy Nell• ness.
edge so I could always ask 1
port. WY 2-3874.
4 21 tfc l%:i ~'OltD pic·kup, lOJtl !'ord . fireplace. Priced for
quick ler. Racine, Ohio.
I was painfully timid,
al- leading questions.
1
ROOM HOUSE
in Pume- car nPw moto1 2 bull ca lves, I sale Phone 773-561 L Mason, '
12 2\1
though 1 came from a good famIn college _1 stud~ed :-tome .
roy Phone WY 2-5311-~1
Hn"_~ord - ChCJ~0 ~"'is cross- ] W. \Ia. _ ___ 4 16 tfc HEATING, Plumbtnc. Mueller 1ly I was awae of my trouble economics which helped me in I
4 14 tic , cd f·lmne SH 2-L5J.
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Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, 1and made up my mind to con- many way8. I also took all
AITRONA
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4 13 12tp ~OR SALE. 6 rm. house mod·
n- "t
nd that's the most E I' h 1
ld
t · lud·ng 1
FURNISHED HOUSE. 5 runm~
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ng JS
cou ge , me l
Mocloi1-AC-1
1 em bath, f;!;&lt;Ls heat, garage, tt8 East Ma1~ Street,. .--um· quer 1 - a
and bath In Pomeroy
Call t%1 I! Rrley
Dflvid!'nn rnntor- 1 barn.- 2 ·uoms an~ bath new . eroy. Phone \\Y 2--2448.
important thing: know yourseli speech courses. And that's im- l
Howard Cecil.
WY Z-:'&gt; i2
c): de; A-1 cond1hun. Phone 27 aCres ot land. 3_5 ml;es S. I
7 20 t(e
and you can (as you say~ make portant: you'd rather die than '
2
800 w. Main Sl
3 30 He WY Z-1736.
4 20 6tc · E. of Che!tter, Ohio. 1 mile INCOME fAX Servk.oe: Jotm:- your defects work (or you.
··get up in front ol a class, but
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-ent Cf)VPt J&lt;'T"F.
,..• furni· l N.W. Bashan, Ohio. Glen W. soo · Simpson Insurance Ag· When you're shy, you read you HAVE to ln Public
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4ency, Room S, _Coats Build- great deal, usuaHy. Thi~ gave ing, so force yourself to
FURNISHED I room apartm
GAS
utilities furnished
Inquire I ture or sate, 1I e new . 1
oma, I 9-3196.
21-Stp
m- information on a vanety of It gets easier after the fU'St
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sacrifice for qj.liCk sale. Call .
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lng, Middleport.
Oh10 Hotel, Middleport.
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A drey Fcost F'OR SALE : Extra good house
1 20 tfc subjects, from Great Books to tune.
4 13 tc
a er 4 p.m. u
in Harrisonvil1e in Ilk acre
current situations. Also, the re- Yes, I met and married 8
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;M;;O"D"E"R"N;-;S,--roo:-'-:'m"s"""'
and bat
lot, plenty ol water other
AUCrJONEER
man with much charm and
4-23·3\c outbuildings.
h Z.5464.
Small down payComplete Service
Lag1l Notice
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apartment. Mkldleport.. Ph'
ment balance like rent. Call
critt Bradford
FERRY-MORSE
3 21 Uc
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3te
Write, Prone or Coataet
rN THI cOMMON ..... court
w~ 2-3121.
A. c. BRADFORD
ME••• couNTY. OHio
FOR SALE: 1 polled Hereford
BULK
OUSE FOR SALE, 3 bedRae'--,
a.uo••Y Plalftlt
CHIV.A.LIIIl.
bUU C8 li Exc e1'·-t
ux: Obio
tw,pen
OhiO. Plaintiff,
Rllll b&lt;eedirlg.
I" rooms and bath, 2 year'! old.
5 1 Ue
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good
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Wou rna e
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Low down payment. Phone CU~'TOM butcb-h•.. and cut-- ' .N•- n.r.,
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Harrisonville, Ohio. SH 2-~-.
...!.'!.~ .~.•• ·...'u"'ow.... ~IUI!l.~~ tact Kenneth Hartley, Pome-TRAD..ER LOTS - free 8eW. '
SEE THE ASTRONA EYE LML RANGE
ling.
WY ••- -Ell ol'"nnk.
- Kabel L)'\el. roy, Ohio, Ev....inaa WY
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5468,
age and water. Brown's frat I !
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Frank.
IAtlUa
GWluld.
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er Park (State Approved I
QR SALE: at Dorcas, mod'1'1111 Gllliutl, S.l1for4 wooctard. Do6320
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ra Reitger, Cora Allea. U
Frank.
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Minersville, Ohio, Pbone W
ern seven room home, 4 bed·
JamH rrank.. Katie orr. Lo.. G. Me- A.TI'ENTION Farmers· COBA
rooms 2 with wall . to - wall ·""'""".;;.,7.~:-=~;=:--;:- ~. Kama Frank. Albert l'ranL
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'. g Large panelled llv- 1957 HILLMAN, 4 door, for- Hermur. vran-. Baym.cmd Frank. Aa- select sirea has avallab e a
Carpet
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Frank,
tbe
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bflln,
d.evlab
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TRAILER tots for rent, close '
' ing room witb fireplace full etgn compact car, g co ~ - . tt1RIItofl. ad.mlm.tn.t.on aDd .- re ng program
to Laundrymat and schools
Pomeroy
basement and laundry
tion. $250.00. Phone WY 2
signed with your berd in mind.
Valley Lumber &amp; Suppl)l &lt;..:om Main St.
Gas heat and air condition- 2418.
4 rl tfe SaiD Frank. UD&amp; Lue•·
wtmam AU dairy and beef breeds.
pany. Midd:~port
10-3-tf r , GOLF - club~ for sale, 6 irons in,g. Storm doors and wind- 1959 FORD Station wagon. Good :rnt!i.
Memherdbetooblargetor
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and
2
woods
and
all
leather
ows.
1
acre
lot.
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after
condition.
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same
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handed,
70
bag,
Inale,
right
apartmenl. In Pomeroy. I
p. m.
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ter 5.30 p.m. or see 1
Lob: o. McKeMie· Haru.
FranJt. Al• t
rut courtecnd 111.
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Mu\berry-Av. Pr ivt~te t~nt.ranc e $45. Call WY 2-!!836. 4·261.fe
4 14 12tc I H. Cleland, Racine. Ohio.
full time
WY 2 -257~ or at 378 Second BABY bed, in good condition,
4-23-3tc ot
rettdllncii te nn~mo-.m ww
taM
fl'ck home, 2 b a t'"'
1r
..tlce that na tiba 31111 417 of March.
Why not U&amp;e COBA
ROOM
b
St.
4-261fc $20. Call WY 2·2453. ......2&amp;-6tc rooms, finished attic
and 1955 DODGE pick-up. Good rub- 111116- tha IUldef'liJIItd• Au4rey Chav- calling CLAIR WOODE,
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y •••••
asement.
Out
of
high
water.
her, good repa1rs, .., . ma 1a the colll'1 ot coaunon Pleat o~
eroy. Phone W r~~~n~~
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Help Wanted
DON'T PUMP y11u sluggish sep- Central heating, priced for caterpillar dozer. call VI S. :f!~ ~·~· ~.ul~~U:. ~~: Chester 985-2145· by 12
L'-A"'o"'y~=
T"o" live in HnusewOr k ' tic t::mk. Get KJean-Em-A\1 qu1ck sale. Phone WY 2-6116 2290
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real .we.
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CaII septic tank cleaner. Land· or \\'Y 2·.r..w
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Count)', Ohio. UUI
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Walker, Lan ~svi lle, Ohio,
FOR SALE: All modem briCk~ WY 2-2831t
f.)&amp;..tfc =~~~~:,_rna~ 128 Washlngton St .•
4 21 t fc
frame
3
bedroom
rao~
style
PONTIAC
door
$125. ::;- !'~*-'.:-..:·~!~ wood. W. Va. Phone 2'1Jo41'1t,
Insurance
4
1955
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home on Chester R.oaL, near Phone WY .v.n
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lot
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financina
plans
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biDOlfr
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eonveyed bY
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P.'lg ear room, rlda ... ,_.... land aild belnrl 'be propertJ rorFREE F' .EE r·n.a:-r.. '
pl&gt;"ntt
Beater lnluraact, PomefOJ FOR !'ALE: Modern 5. room ._...
I ' "'"'" ~TY- 8011 IIIM1PntllltniJ'
~--n .,., eeeDIJiDl' mttt\Y ,.ownad b7 Ellen Dobn, and CAMPING supplies &amp;
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family living, so if you're hav- of 1~ing kid trouble or just plain trou- lo 1941, Atheos, Greeee, fen
ble, let ·Helen help YOU. She before 1be German Invaders.
will also welcome your own a- In
1tn, baseball fam
musing experiences. Address throughout the natiDit observed
Helen Bottel in care of
this " Babe Ruth Day" in honor of
1ewspaper.
the serloust· 1U bome-nm klq.

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of
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PLANTS for sale swt'4;'t plot aand carport. Ex C'ellf'nl con-I 'l'U 2--353'1.
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hvangelist, Rev. Gilbert Spe~~ toes. 90c per 'lundn•d . To- ~I ruct ion with oak floors. fi :.,,_,.__ _....,_,__ _....-..,
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Dame! mato and cabbage. JOe dm.. , closets and buill-in
range :
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4-22-4tc 75l' hundred _ Peppers . Pgg
and oven, concrt&gt;te walk and i
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pump, 3 eleetm' lwt w;1ter I $\ 2_000 _00 _
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1962 'Rambler Ambassador Custom _ $1295
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dean interior Blue rinish. Low mU~a,lle l:ty one local owner
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INSURANa, INC.
Meigs Ccunty'11 Oldest And

Largest Insurance Agency

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

WY 2-2342
MIDDLEPORT, OHIO

SALE $49.00

memorial service for
ceased members of the disltrict
. was eonducted by Chester

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Perfect for every room in your .home. Strongly eonstruct.ed from the liD~
yarn available. Colors: Brown, beige, gold, red and green. A $79.00 Valui, ·

Guidi~ · .Star Cmmclls.

After :a silver shower for

open Bible and praying~~~~~~ :r~~~~ was taken by
The evening session
and Sadie Trussell of
with a welcome
Pribble
Council, one member
for the district
reinstated and three
district with Esther
dates liiltiated by Golden
of Chester Council,
Brief remarks
team captain, in charge.
by the various state
state councilor, state vice
cers, after which gifts
we1re ll
cilor and associate state
presented them. The m"etinJg II
couru:ilor were received by
was closed by t .. e district
dorus Council of Pomeroy In

Soddened Dikea·:
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Surging River

RUNNERS
For the heavy traffic areas bl your home
24" x 72" RUNNERS -,., - SALE $4.50
27" x 9' RUNNERS • -! • .SALE '9~00
27" x 12' RUNNERS - ·- SALE $12~00
27" x 15' RUNNERS - '". S~LE $15.00
ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY
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WORLD

KIINNY WIGGINS

OUR STORE IS UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP AND WE HAVE ADDED SEVERAL Nl:W ···
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ENAMEL

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Option on
Blennerhassett

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All Wldtha
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18"x37" Size • $1.59

eBITS
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e CURRY COMBS
eHALTERS
eBRIDiES
eBLANKETS
eSnRRUPS
e BREAST COllARS
e PONY HARNESS

24"x37" Size • $1:89

Saddles Prlcttl From $29.95

ADJUSTABLE

Low-Cost Alkyd Latex Flat Wall Finish

WINDOW SCREENS

PLAX AND PLAX COTE ENAMELS

With Metal Rail

eVARNISH AND WOOD FINISHES
eHIGH STANDARD and NEW LATEX HOUSE PAINTS

10"x33" Size • $1.00
15"x33" Size • $1.29

WE CARRY MOST EVERYTHING YOU'LL NEED TO DO THE JOB -

PAINT !!RUSHES - ROLLERS - TURPENTINE - PAINT
THINNER - SPACKLING COMPOUND- WIRE BRUSHES &amp; SCRAPERS
PUTTY - PAINT REMOVER - DROP CLOTHS - AND OTHERS

9'x12' SIZE

MTD

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TOP FLITE MOWER
PERFORMANCE
and DURABILITY
At Moderate Cost
e Briggs &amp; Stratton
4-Cyde Engine
el91n. Size
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LINOLEUM
RUGS
The Quality Low Priced
Rug with Plastic
Reinforced Surface
SPECIAL

I REG. $29.95 20 IN. GIRLS MURRAY----- SALE $23.00
I REG. $34.95 20 IN. GIRLS ROAOMASTER
SALE $28.00

I REG. P7.95 241N. BOYS MURRAY
2 RIG. $37.95 24 IN. GIRLS MURRAY

SALE $30.00
SALE $30.00

I RIG. $37,95 IN. GIRLS HUFFY - - - - - - - SALE $32.00
2 RIG, $37.95 26 IN. GIRLS ROADMASTIR
SALE $32.00

SALE PRICES ON

ELECTRIC MOTORS
$17.25 • 14 H.P. _SALE $13.()0
$24.95 • ~ H.P. _SALE $19.00

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Reg. Priced From P to $9.95

$21.95 • ~ H.P. _SALE $17.50

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Baseball Gloves

$5.75 $26.50 • ~ H.P, _SALE $21.00

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