https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4060fcacaa50f176beaa46e6a339dab1.pdf 1adab0c9690c22494abef7f70d86e4a0 PDF Text Text Dlil1Stl!tlnel, Pott.etoy.JIIdclleport, _o .• .ru. 8· 1984 ~Happy Harvester Class Working I . • 'I . Committees #or Year Named ••• f Chu~chProgrom Mamly About J ts GIVen on People In December 22nd pomeroy Tile amtmu Jli'OSI'IIII the syra<me First u ' Around .And 1 1 About Middleport n- ,. IF AnrtUQI MjJSionary Tea Planned . By B. fl. Sanborn Church Group J£9~ ~~~~ ~:;: ~u=~~ ~~wtll~ . JAN., . 111'1 . NOY.':'Y'OU BOY tor the 1• a r polll. cards otlllaab were read w11en the B H. Sanliona ch1a At lhll HrYJee CQQjaCio Tbe Mlddlepcln Ulrdea Clue """Md w11e11 the Ham trom Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rei~ Soc~ei, ot the MJd. wllb ~ 111ter eburdl 111 India wm-* Monday eoieulni J ..Jir~ ~ ~ 11111. f)der- bel lor the anruvqry llft and Preobyterlan Church held dleport First Baptlsl Cltureb will be rovie.wed 1 at NO p m 111 lbe ..,.: · dwrd! ~ Friday fYIIIini: from the Leoaard Wood Memar. day eYIIing, December Ia. held 11<1 lint ....,ling ol liM Mrs Boone g • the ' ol d., · ,. _ cllurdL tal Home for Lepor~. lor cuntrl- MJSI CArolyn Edwarda ...,. ened with the congregation • Mr. and Mrs. Jllllll!8 Brewev·"'-'" ot the chUrch. for the. m1s •-~~ In !'~f! ~- Ohl ColtunbuJ and .._ W'"'-. ..... b tlons sent them · A round ""'" tumed !o her •llldles at Ohio ing "Joy !o the w Jd " foli lnmo·• • .-d """' s....... """'eO' '''""'""D 0 Electric Co• --. ......,. r ~M..._, , new u Unlvenlly Sunday after spend. or ,. ow- ..,.. ' dau•h•·· • -· ~ Ronrln ---• A preluU. ot.""""' org"" mill'!< by f!elds. !'.r! .. Joh!! K!mlf w~ lD ny. A whlte elephant eate will pc t,JeDt. opeDed the meeting In get-well card was sent to in the holld witJ, h _ ed w'.'h prayer by Mrs. Pearl have returned. to Roo Grande Mrs. Gerald Anthony opened charge of the dedication of the be 8 f.ealure of the · vt!lllDJ :.tth tbe pr:"yer (fom the yesr Mrs. Amanda Kaspar at t h e ~ Mr and~ V Der : : McBnde. after spending the holidays at the meetlog with Mrs. p a u 1 ~te Cross gift followed by HostesselJ will be eari book, speaking of the new year, Galllpollil Medical Center. ~.rd. ~ family: &ro;.. com- Recitations and songs were their home In Mtddleport. Smart, president, presiding. the singing of tb~ hymn. " Hall Horkey, Mrs. · a~ ~ 8J1t.l ~· program of lbe class, and Plans were made for a belat- ing home ICI' the bolidays, she given by the Primary Class, F~t Bachte~ Jr., Tom Mrs. Smsrt presented a read- to the Power of Jesuo' Name." Mrs. C. A. Emlnish. ::,ra,!!':_,.~ 1 be ed c:lstn;:thdinner at the ne~ l visited at Wadsworth, with wtth Rosetta Lisle, teacher. Rail and Dick Bndlmer have re- ing, "Your God Is Too Small" Mrs. Salzer of Racine was The Pomeroy Garden Club . . ·~.....,. year. mee ng, a program an classmate Miss Marcia Scb- Those giving recitations were turned to their respective col- concluding with prayer. M r •· guest s~er. bavlog as her Oti!r offtcers for the year are Valentine party. Conuruttees j neck. ' -- I Lor! Guinther, Kelly Winebren- leges after a holiday vacation Richard Owen was devoUonal topic, "The Church and CbalJ~. 7 'Mro._.Henry Reibel, VIce presl- n~ed for the party were Mrs. I · ner, Terry Searls, Diana Ables, with their parents. Going to Mt. chairman, using as her topic, lenges." The birthday song was Pomeroy Chapter 188 OES -dliltt, Mrs. Dale Smith, secre- LouiS Re•bel, Mrs. Phil. Mem-1 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young Tammy Snyder' Debbie Hard- Union College at Alllance was "As the New Year Begins." sung for Mrs Grace Hysell will meet In regular session at tary ; and Mrs. Phil Meinhart, hart and Mrs , Dale Smtih to , and family returned to their en, Bruce Cottrill. They also Forrest Bachtel with Rail and The aMual missionary tea to with Mrs. ~ra Pullen giving the Masoni~ Temple, Tuesday treasurer. " prepare the dmner and Mrs. home, Gallon Friday, after sang "B-1-B-L-E" and "Jingle Bndimer going to Kent State. be held in conjunction wltb the tile closing prayer. at 7:45p.m. Th~. group sang, Take My Ben Neutzlmg, the prouam. spending several days with her Bells., The boys accompanied Mr. Leo Rio Grande Baptist Assocllltion Followlog the meeting 1 he Chester Council, Daughters of 'Life, .. the class theme s on~ Names on comm•tt"":" for the parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Piano solus were played by Smith who was going to Col- will be held In February. Mrs. group went to the dining room Ajner)ca. will meet In regular ~ Leaportd fMhe TodiCaJt . vary. Y.ear weMre MRrs. Nseu~linedg, pu~ Barnltz. Pam Sylvester aDd Keith Lis- umbus and South Charleston. Donald Boone Is president of where a salad course was serv- session TUesday at 7:30 p. m, ""' re o t e au mg com- 1IC1ty; rs. oy •• " a n I R A Lis'I I ed the Associatioo and Mhl Beu ed b the El ta Circl0 to th The charter will be (~~:aped to ''llllilee given by Mrs. Phil Mein- Mrs. Phtl Wtlliams.in, flowers; Frank B. Will returned hom~ e. ose 1 nnThe e Pay .an Mrs. Leo Smith has returned lah White and Mrs Joe Y be ecnd e memory of Homer Hbltei and 11 mem 18 presbart was aceepted. A cord of and Mrs. Cl e1an d Hmes, Mrs. Fr~day. • after spending the. hob- the organ so o." Th , congregatiOn he b Iter .. 'th · rs a gues 1 Son . to r ome a a VISI Wl are chairmen The theme of tbe eDt meniMrs are reguested to wear, 10 good wishes was read from Lawrence Lanning, Mrs. Dale days 10 Columbus with hJS sis- then;.';,.~~ ere s • g Mr. and Mrs. William Ever8011 meetln will · be "Tell Mis• white. Quarterly birthdays will j.Mrs. Hobart Dillon, a fonner Smith, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar. , ter, Mrs. H. D. Delenbacher. · ., and daughters, Patty and Jan- · } be observed with potluck din; l'eSitlenl now residing in Galli· Mrs. Gladys Cockier, Mrs Phil Also spending the holidays with thA Bplay, , ~.hrlstmas ~etedat ice, in sOuth Charleston. She "~· Febrn•~ 23 the B ll Return Jorwthan ner following tiH! meeting ' Memhart Miss Thelma Grue- Mrs Defenbacher were her e ryson s was presen ... ed the Ev ons 10 . Colum_, . Cha M . ll ' brother and sister-in-law Mr Cast members were Rosetta JOin ers Society wUJ be In charge of the pter to eet Tile Ladies 4wdliaey of the se~ ~o':r:i~~.:~~n: 25 w a s and Mrs. Fred Will of Q.yah.: Lisle•. Pam Sylvester, Ele~nor ~:th~~~e c!~c~a'!.,~:::::. a evening service when a pr.,. Return Jonathan Meigs ~ap Middlepon Firemen will li)Oet POMEROY, OHIO made to the church council for ga Falls. During the time they Schneider, Rose Ann Lisle, ter, Daughters. of the . , . . . , ~sday .evening . at the home use of the k•tchen during the received a call from their sister PatriciO London, Bob Crow, Holiday guests of Mr. and , Revolution, will meet Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Ever,elt Bachholidays and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Crow, John Lisle, Jim Mrs. Forest Bachtel Sr.• and • • ·afternoon at the home of the ner at 7:30 p.m. . . Tonlghllhru Wodnosdoy MBYE BYE BIRDIE" Mrs. Kennedy was in charge Paul Davia who had just arriv- Usle, Jim Harden, and Keith Miss Carol Bachtel included regent, Mrs. Emerson Jones, JAN. I ' ' (Technicolor) I of the program and devotions. ed in Nw York from Japan. Lisle. n was a story of a typi- their son, Forrest, Jr., Alliance; G~~nt-st, Middleport ~I ~. p.m. White Rose Lodge of Middl .. ) Janet Leigh, Dick Van Dyke, ' cal fanuly gathered for their daughter and family, Mr. The Past In ReVIeW will port will meet Wednesda . af· n Margaret, Bobby Rydell, I "As We Leave Bethlehem," was ' the topic of the devotions taken Mrs. Ray PuiiiDB and 80JIS mas Eve at home, when a surand Mrs. George Dallas and A large . d ecorated cake with be.the program toptc with Miss ternooo at 1:30 p.m. 'leo : Ul Lynde, Maureen Stapleem. Jesse Pearson, Ed Su1li- I from Luke 17 :12-19. It was Rollm and RThobert returned to priSe box comes from grand- sons, South Charleston, and Thel- the inscription "Seasons Greet- Frieda Faehnle and Miss Sbar- gion hall with Mrs Otho Watis , "11.· as himselt urston dSaturday · Ea g1es Class , was 1 h " oo Jones assisting hostesses. Mrs. Patrick Gallagher · stressed that as one .)eaves Betb- their It home 'th mother: As. ea ch me1nber open- ma Howa rd • Clarksburg, w· va. mgs, and• .c,iJORertoons 1 Jehem he should leave behind ha er spen,_ gMseverad Mrays wRtl ed thetr gtlt and read lhetr let- Holiday guests of Mr. and highlight for the annual ChristMrs Carl Mattox as· hostesses • · er paren~ r an s ot 't 1 ced tabl 'bbo nd din · all sorrows, old grudges, o I d lin Bearhs ' . . er, I was p a . on a e Mrs. Wayne Gl ns a mas ner of the Eagles Class eenaSS The Pomeroy·· Shakespeare • THURSDAY, JAN. 9 NOT OPEN fears, and tread onward walk' · formmg a Na1tv1ty Scene. As ghter, Evelyn, were Mr. and ~ the Syracuse Asbu~ Methoclub will meet Wednesday at ing on a new and better road, Richard, Randall and Rhonda colored ltghts were sbown on Mrs. Nolan Carson and dJSt Church, Mooday· night De2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY praising Gnd. She concluded the Pullins returned to their home, the .scene, the group sang ren,. Nolan, Jr., and Julie of cemher .30. T. A. Hennessy, Butternut Ave. J•nuary 10.11 devotions by saying, that some- Thurston. Saturday afternoon af- Chrtstmas Carols. Followmg the .cmcmnalt. Evelyn a~co~an- The dJMer was held In the 0 S lnnet The Guild of Grace Episcopal "HOOTENANNY HOOT" time during the winter one shall ter a visit with their graodparprogram •. Santa Claus made hts Jed the Nolans to Cmcmnatl classroom of th~ chnrc?, which Craw's Town & Counlt'y ResChurch will ll!eet at the parisb Peter Breck, Ruta Lee, Joby I he Saturday evenmg oo her way was decorated m keepmg with taurant in Pomeroy was I be house Wednesday at 7. 30 p m ..Baker, Pam Austin. Geo. Ha· need the friendly spirit of Christ- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond aMual vtSJ!, presenting mtlton IV. Sheb Wooley, Bro- mas and sometime during the Pullins. ' children with candy canes. to Bethel Colleg~ at ~klns- the holidy se•son by M r s. scene of the Christmas dinner The' Federated ' Circl~ wili thers Four. Johnny Cash. spring will need the hope of Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Thornv•llf, Ky. Mr. G1bbons IS JillDana Winebrenner, Mrs. Estel of the Teen-Age class of The meet in the church social room Gateway Trio, Judy Henske, proving from a broken bone Moore, Mrs.' Arthur Morarity Syracuse : First United Presby- Wed11pday at 7,30 p. .m. Joe & Eddie, Chris Crosby, Christmas. Let us not paclr up ' as and daughters returned to ·c athie Taylor. the true spirit of Chrislmes their home, Westerville Friday, his foot. and Mrs. Robert Louks. The terlan Church, Monday evening, . MA TICKLISH AFFAIR" when we pack away the decor- after spending the holiday with Cecil Bradburf and B. F. table favors wore made by December 23. JAN. t (Technicolor) his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evmalee are vacatiooing in Misses Mary aod Trina Ferrell. After the dinner lbe group The Laurel Cliff Better Health .9hirley Jones, Red Buttons, · ations. Gil Young, Carolyn Jon.es. For the program, Mrs. Ken- erett Thomas. ida for several days. Enjoying the affair were Mr. returned to the Church AMex, Club will meet Thursday at Beyan RusseJI, Peter Robbins nedy read the story, "The Two Eslie Mossman returned A s~ower for the church kit- Mr. and Mrs. Harold George, and Mrs. Winebrenner, daugb- which was decorated with the 7:30 p. m. at lhe home ol , IUN., MON. ond TUES. Magic Words - · Thank You" home Saturday, from Meigs I chen was plaMed when mem- Gallipolis, were New Year's ters Patty, SuzaMe, Ruth and Christmas motif, by Mrs. Wine- Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Beech St., ' Jonuory 12 15 by Jim Farley, formr U. S. General Hospital where he has bers of the Adult Class of the guests of her parents, Mr. and Sandra, Mrs. Moore; Mr. and breMer and Mrs. Arthur Syl- with Mrs. Merlin Tracy as eoJOHN ST!JRGESS' Postmaster, and read a poem, been a patient for the past ten Bradford Church of Christ met Mrs. L. W. McComas. Mrs. Mrs. Morarity, Mrs. Louks, vester. Carols were sung aod hostess. "THE GREAT ESCAPE" I "What Shall I Wish Thee." days. Mrs. Mo88m&ll who has Friday evening for the first McComas accompanied Mr. and MIBs Marcia Karr (teacher) , •gifts, that had been placed The Catholic Women's Club : . 8~0 M~e~!'.,~~j~~eo GarGames were played with priz. also been ill Is improving. meeting of the new year. The Mrs. George to Galppolis for Mrs. Herbert Parker and Nan- under the decorated sliver tree, of the Sacred Hean church will ntf. Richard Attenborough, es awarded to Mrs. Ben Neutz- Mr. and Mrs. Dooald Morgan meeting was opened by the pres- several days visit. cy, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nor- were exchanged. meet in. the sanctuary Thur"' Jalnes Donald, Chas. Bran· ling, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Miss- and son and Raymond North of ident, Tressie Hendricks who Students returning to . Ohio rls, daughters Clarlce, Brenda The class presented the teach- day at 7:30 p. m. for a rosary, . lf:.;{'JJ"::~~rnmtt'Eelw~ es Maud and Freda Grueset and Newark, arrived Saturday for also gave the prayer. University following the holiday and Debbie; Rev. and Mrs. ers, Mr. Winebrenner and Mrs. followed by the .regular mee~ ~tory! Mass escape from Ger· Mrs. Max Meinhart. a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Eslle The project of built-In cabl- vacation include Karen McEI· Carl Herring and Margie, Mrs. Sylvester with gifts. De!JS!!rt of ing In the church auditorium. niany'a maximum secu~ A d....rt course was served Mossman. Mr. Morgan e•d Mr. nels with counter tops was re- hiMey, Charlene Davis, John Dilford Ferrell, daughters Mary, decorated ice cream and cook- · The l!omeroy Bend Citizens• , ~e'ns~~~~i~~lJd7~ai: II. by the hostesses, Mrs. D a I e North returned home Sunday ported completed. Plans were Allensworth, David Wiley, Pat Trina, Teresa, and sona Reed ies was served !o I!Qsetia IJsle, Band Radio Club will hold lt< :1 • Celorcorloon Smith and Mrs. Cleland Hines evening and Mrs. Morgan aod made to purchase material for Cavotte, Carla Gilmore, Keith and James; Mr. and Mrs. Troy Judy Fol.mi!r, Pam Sylvester, regular monthly meeting at U. ' ·1 '· Running time S Hrs. from a table centered with a son remained for a week's visit the shelves. Anderson aod Barbara Jones. Zwilling, Mrs, Clinton Pierce Sharon COttrill, Eleanor Schnel· Second Ward Fire Hall 111 Porn~~~!~: ~~~d~i!;T.!n~.M. winter arrangement and white with her parenta. The group voted to continue Rick Oil<r has retul'lled to and Tony, and a guest, Mrs. der, Bob Crow, John Usle, eroy Thursday at 7:30 p. m. -·=="""""'""'=="""£c:llandl~eo~.- - - - - - the Cbrlstmao dinner fund with Miami University after the boll- Frances Roberts. Bob Sylvester, Jim LIJ!e, and Election of officers for 1964 wiD r,_. CLASS HOLDS PARTY Eleanor Hoover In charge. Each day vacation spent with his Mr. and Mrs. Dick Winebren· be held. Refreshments will be The Young IWarrfed Class member Is to bring something pii!'Onts, Mr. and Mrs. RichDavis. ner. served. ~ ·•mbers are urged of the Rutland Church of God to be used In the kitchen at the ard Oiler and son, Steve. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tewkoio a:tteod, .• mel at the Kyger Creek club next meeUng. Hostesses for the Eric Chambers has returned bary and soo, Tommy, of WellsTO CELEBRATE tolh house for a potluck supper aud next meeting will be Norma Rus to his studies at Rio Grande were weekend guests of his Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baer ary 12' with open hllllse from t Chrlslmas party. A gilt ex- sell, Jackie Reed and Tressie College after a vacation with , Mrs. E. 0. Tewkshary will c~lebrate their 60th wed- to ~ p. m. at their home, Forest change, home moVIes and games Hendricks. his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Rich- and Mr.J. A. Grate and family. ding aMlversary Janu- Run. were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. The hostesses, Bertha Evans, ard Chambers. .Bob Eads, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Helen Miller and Frances Hy- Margaret Gabbs is a patient Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Roma sell served sandwiches, pie, po- at Holzer Hospital where she Cremeans, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry tato chips and coffee to Mr. and is convalescing from a Eads and Mr. aod Mrs. Roy Mrs. Homer Forrest, Mr. and illness. O'Dell. Mrs. Wayne King, Mr. and Mrs. Florence R•we and Frances James Reed, Mr. and M r s. Roush w•re Sunday dinner GIVE LUNCHEON Paul Sisson, Herbert Miller, guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs Eleanor Hoover, Tressie Hen- Gibbons. entertained with a luncheon on dricks, and Norma Russell. · Mr. and Mrs. William Bane SAVE NOW IN ELBERFELD$ STOREWIDE FURNITURE SALE ON Saturday noon at their borne In have returned to Morris Harvey THE 2nd 1nd 3rd FLOORS . Flatwoods honoring his nephew GIVE DINNER College In Charleston, W. A-2C Rollin (Butch) Pullins. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krld· after a weekend visit with reinPresent were the honored guest er entertained with a dinner tives in Middleport. his mother, Mrs. Ray Pullins Sunday at their home, Syra- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Scarberand son, Robert of Thurston, Mr. cuse. Guests were Mr. and ry, Jr. and children spent pmt and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs and the Mrs. Vincent Pecora and child- of the holiday vacation in Birmhost and hostess and sons, Tom ren, Peggy and Michael, of Col- ingham, Ohio. with her parents, Stop in at Elberfelds, see the various models of Kimball Pianos on tllsplay. and Scou. umbus; Mr. and Mrs. John Krl- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schoff. Select the piano you want in the style and finish to suit you. You'llllke the der and children, ~oetta and Holiday guests of Mr. and excellent quality of the Kimball tone - the wide selection of styles and Fight llesulll John, and Mr. and Mrs. Els- Mrs. A. A. Sc8rberry Included that smart look. NEW YORK (UP!) - Jose worth Dill, Chester Rosd . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stockman, , Torres, 161, New York, ootpointJohn Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Lar' ed Jose Gonzalez, 16(1¥,, New "WORKING VACATION" ry Wells, and son, Columbus; PLYWOOD LOUVER DOORS York UO), WARSAW (UP!)-Sovlet PreMr ....d Mrs. William Scarher4' X 8' Add charm to your pane-JJ only mier Nikila S. Khrushchev and ry, Michael and Gary, Clnclnhome. As low u ' Polish Communist Leader Wla- nati, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred dlsiaw Gomulka were li<lieved 'acarberry, Peggy, Bruce, JenADMRAL to be continulog a "working va- nlfer and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. eCOLOR T.V. ca!ion" today at a secluded Willilllll Wells and son, Allen, $395.00 with trade hunting lndge 1110 miles north Middleport. of here. Mr. and Mrs. David llar!Jn. I'LIXSTEEL Radlo Warsaw said Friday the ger and son, Scott, have /1 • Living Room Suite two leaders arrived in Olsztyn ed to Kent . University SAVE 20% pruvince for a hunUng hoUday spending the holiday vac:atkJD II with top aides, There was no with their p.....,ts, Mr. FLOORI,.IG announcement about their plans Mrs. Clifford Stumbo and Mrs. PEGBOARD Adds dlallnction to ycur or the subject of their discus- l.awrence Hartinger. Practleal., decorative. MIDDLEPORT borne. Aa low as Handy honKers. Only slana. Kalad Hlndy, dlstrlcl mana4'x6' ger with the Economy Savings and Loan Company, has returaed to florida after spendlt)& the bolidey eeason with his family while worklnK lr>, tblo territory. Mioa J~ Crooks .h&, INSULATION hll'lled !O;rller !efching duUes II Plywoad Pon.. l"' in the Martelia· School& after 1 _ __, 3V.c sq. ft. $5.79 - 4'x8' Pc. ASPHALT SHINGLES holiday .visit wltb bel' paN!Dts,ll CEILING TILE JOe oq. ft. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks ISc sq. ft. WHihontrlppl"' and fadjny. Hi!r brother, Gene, WA~L TILE IPI11tlcl 29c oet has reljlrtied !o Ohio 29c sq. ft. STORM OOORS 3 ROOM GROUP Unlverilty -.there he Is a dental WALL BOARD ., ·' student; · $29.9~ 5'hc sq. ft. '' AS LOW AS _ _ _ ,I .~ J' STORM WINDoWS Mt. ·an<! Mrs. Arthur Sk)nner FLOOR TILIIAipholtl I · . .. ,.. '(' v .. accompailted their son, T o m $14.25 15c eq, ft. Elberfelds also sell th& fal)lolis ~~ball stutuo Upright Plano for churches; "' and his' flan<ee. ·,Mlu J u d y Sunday Schools,' Grade and Hi~i.' ~h!KilJ,. ~eti and clllbs· Be sure tq' see Slac*, .to Ohto' ~l:e Unlv8!'"11)1 bow easy It is to buy a Klutball at Ell;ierfeids. · : ,, SUndaY. They were met in C:ol· , • . . ,· 1 ; _·"~'If • ~ "I ' urn bus:•by, tlielr · Lynn ' -·r Tbur·•·.. J I ': !:" A.vr. Net Paid CIRCULATiON For e Moutlto Endluc · December 31, 1861 5,020 PRESS • UN· s.as• ,. . • • ' ' enttn e Dnr'NI 7• 7'7N lllflrF!'t 01 n. JI,..;At -- II• a ..._ ••·,,, -~~~~~~~~------~==~------------~~·---------------------~----------------------------------------------------------- VOL XV NO. 223 POMEROY-MIPOLEPORl:, oHIO TUESDAY, JANUJI.RY 7, 1964 . "· ·S ~ •' ~·~ ----------------------------~ ~., ~·" PRICE FIVE t"AiiiM J - , ,' .,/ :--------------..;i-0: 1 ,.;-,,) al I ...l · . (j I •• • r.., • ~ $1,18,5,420 Budget'Approve For '64 by Pomeroy CouncU \. wu..,; --======"-=='il MEIGS THEATRE Decorated Cake Is H•ghltght of Cl o· ass Inner C¥••1- &It tiin T Age Cl Q f Syracuse H /d D' · · Church Kitchen Shower Plannec/ I By Adult Class I . ', 1- -=-="-- - - -- - ELBERFE.L DS then 8<' He said, set an ·clock to ring ev· ery 1)1'(1 . Then I switch on the In tum. Groaning telle 1M help ·Is needed." COLUMBUS - Dr. Watson H. Walker became the first N&gro president of !be City Board Monda) by unanimous vote. The physician became a board mem· b., In 1982, the second Negro to serve on the 119-year-o I d bllOrd. A Negro last served in 1894. KIMBALL PIANOS $3.04 January Clearance $9.95 11:: BAKER FURNITURE 13c sq. ft. •• 76 ,.,.. "• II We Specialize Ia Room Groupingsl - ~99 ili.no Far!liOI:~ >!If tume'd ... Athens · .. turn .. ,..,1.. Mr • ., - them !ID • Trede In your $enelble Credit . ..., .O!Ie :ailcl U14! Elbbemlile. · Klf'.i~IJ Plono. , ·· t. '<.,. ;.,"tc.:Jc,,il'l,i . . : ' ". . . ·t''"~:~r·:~'!' ~ ;;;;;;,Jisouth,J~·~td=~:~~t:iil~~~~~....~~~~~~~:i~ ~ Prlllor & Sotunl.-, "liM• ---1.Np.oG..;.E.,.L _,siO..!Fi ;j;U;;.;R_N_I""'t_u...;;RMlofdloport ;;.;;;f gue,ta Mrl; Murray Heads School Board In Pomeroy �• • " { / Rlhg in the New .j ,.(j • '1 Helen Help ' Us/ ~~ ...... "t.,f.' I may not have to go beyond their or tbelr own solar syst~m to eontact with an alien form. of life; tbey ili)y be on the verge of domg that r!p_t here on earth - or in water, to be o ~tt P!i•~se. . '.T'IIf "all•n•' in question ls the playful d'olpliln. a mammal wltll a brain app)'Oa:hlng the human in lize and com· p\exity. Man ~ scientists believe it pos· sesses a definite language and that men mtabt possibly learn it Two Sperry Co. eitjlneers think they may have found a tq do it. USini arrays of miniaturized comput· en·ealfed "Sceptrons," which can make fiJ!!..disth,tctions between sights a n d ·.0Ull41. react to them and m1monze .ftrontc patt1r111, they hope to record wu dolphin noises and bulld a vocabulary. What good would it ~ ? II IP~Il C01114 Ncbange m~aningful mfonnation witb dolphins, there might be any number of jobs the playboys of the ocean could tac· kle carry instruments to J!'rlorm ocean~graph'lc research, for tQmple, or brinl back .samples of underSII llft. But all that aside, the very Idea of l•~rnlng the thoughts of a nonhull\an species is an exciting challenge. Millions of years ago t))e ancestors of the dolphins decided tbey didn't like the land and returned to the sea. Man's ancestors stayed on. It la fascinating to think that ihe two strai111 have led to In· telligence in two completely different environments and that on• day tbey may touch minds across them . Jl!w~.;T:u:a~Ap:_:-;..:,;...... :;..;_-~~the:type;~of:-;person:~wbo=~··=••=•"J~ 'It$._ , ~ IIJ!Ia: II. For you. epankfn&l worll~ ;.. r_... IPI,.,DP reaJb' ..,. booaual I. llllllli!M JOII"rt:J:: :· a pl\1 ~ II U.. kid JCIIII aul aubtrtllt; ~ ' • • "UII " The Hard of Heart I One of the most uddenine ~nd lnfur· ktb\&·••waltema since the assassmatlon Ot President Kennedy is the report of a ~~~.· oplql.lvl research group in Chi~a1 o..,. or tbeir findings is that "a sJZe· minority" of persons Interviewed ilW't touched by tbe assassination at Tbltwo most frequently offered rea· were: "He had it coming" or "He #a ft'iY a man like anyone else." ! ! The one answer ahowa an appalling ignorance of the way in whlcb political differences are supposed to be handled in a democracy. The .o ther demonstrate• an inability to distl~gulah between a mon arut the office he holds. Both an· swers ite frighteningly Inhuman as well. One wonders just what would touch these people. Perha!JS the fact that their favorite television program• were can· celed for four days wa1 able to upset them. • • neve me, five minutea with a llrep will rea1J,y I!IUe 11.1 lDIpression ~ a lfOWUII kid. ' A'IY1'liY• when 1DY pll'IDla eetua«< to treat me lib a 1~ 11eJneD unUI I was. I ~ to quit behll the • 1!17' RJ&hl after that, everythlllll * _ HEATING AND gone ~ five tlnleL ' ·. pWnlDJ boy but be' ~ bl!!e at times. HIIVI!ll ~ -cil\i- . fln'l!l lor euch a loDJ_til'~~!!, j. . zn.n Is practil:•lly l!U, !»"· . )'GIIf kind 'IIOUkl. Hli . "*' : canla and lettqa ol ~at THIS WEEK'S I fowd thai I elljoyed being days. IDs addresa: Rei; Ia ~q, . WASHINGTON - (NEA) - to challi" that wiD stay In busl· oping new Ideas fill' the eonatant. a nice guy so l'v$ heel! 0 0 e Shrlners nospilal, Gf!!.OD'lJllt, Big opportunities are b i 1 · ness and succeed: ly growing :.merlcan popula· ever since. I guess you can say South Carolina. 'l'lllllk fGU.-. changes for American' small bu.. One slplllcalll develop111eel tlon and mus awl<et:.';.;": everr:!''(! h!% MaS. RWD in lilt next 2i yeara 111'1 lJI po-ll! II! lithe .,Wfl,. I 1111 atalll atone. ~inl lllelr n paren wb · bot. Dw Qelen: · foreoeen by Dr, Carl H. Mad· ol indalllr... ll'fU Ill whldl volume 10 to 30 per <:~~~t a year, felt a little draft en my 1 May I thank all the kind and don new director of economic lbue Ia a complei of .....U do tend to drive the "mom and tom was bared, but i= ~erful peaplu who wrata. Ill. · res~arch for the U. S. Cham- bleaaea. Ea~b may beP wflb pop" stores .to the wall, Compe- lro~~~~~N~~h:S~ANKINGS mt wt)lle 18was WT~ : ' her of Commerce in Washlnl· a !Me\Or of pll~pby aacl a tllillll from the blgs is too greeL j). For· I CIIIIJ41o'l 111know ton. ll!lltler ~ bull!ltll i.dmln!alr~· But the small retall outleta lhat •• I've. said belort lt'l 1 11Qt I would llltt tbelll to.. . Tho fashionable conclusion of lloti, Tbey lfO'!' f"!l!l ~~e, d..elop apecialtles 1tlclt and sue- ~parent who kno;, bell 10 how ·I enjoyocl: letlera18111! · m06t oxpt'irts is that small bus~ wllb brailll as ll!elr pr aclpal ceed. cllsclpllne his own child a n d how they dlee 1111 me!" 1111 ness is doomed as un'blo to our- ossel, . d '\ Ill II!~ up and 11'011 IIi IIOW, vive competition with the bigs. Boston has such a center. BIG BUSINESa also II rectheO::crlme" ~ 'lbaukf llilln - IJND~!,Y" So it Is reassurln.i! to find one There are others around the opiJI!tl the efficiency and lb4l ' ERETT, N~ewock, •· economist who thinkJ small bus- space centers at Cape Canaver• economy o1 amall bualneu. Wit- · Do!&' Hele!l. lness has a bright future for the al and Houston. Menlo Park, ness tbe extent to which apt . What 8 ~~och.• ~ tong haul. Calif., Is world-famous. And the Uke International Bullnesa Mtreaders you have. We .,..veMaddeo is a sb< • loot • four North carolina University Tr~ cllineJJ CQI!lracta out production a tremendous amount of lll&ll "eflghead" with three desreet ancle, with Its three Crea t of ))ll'le for Ua ClOIIIpltl COlli CINCINNATI (UPI) - Live- from Maine to Ca!U(lftlia, IIIli !roin the University of Vir8Jnla. achObis, hilS a brlUiant future. puters. ltock: . I can't tell you J>ow ~~~~~lpo He has taught economies at Rut• Tha t.tljliiY ~ ,\mel'ican pr1o cattle 1100. calves ISO; lllaqb- ed lllY Uttla ara!ldda...,tor • gero, NYU, CQrneU and Lehleh. MORE SMALL businessmen vale> ·~ bulne• 11 OIMl tl ter .~ and llelflll fulbr VIckie Wblstead, .Who ·"- '!!ad;·, He ~mea 111 11oe u. 8. a.,.. shoold be ,.u,ll<'' educated, MJd' Its ~t elerneat.s llf •trencth·· sleady, cows IIII'OniiD 25 hleb- a sl<!i• 0! d1eu~ ~! ber o1 CGmmeree - moll o1 den believe a. A Ioiii of 175 bu• Madden bellevea ' er; bulla 811'«11 to 10 Jd&ber; llld st. V11Q tlanc:e. ,.,... whose membero are smaU aad lneu schoGio aranl dogreea and Thoro """' .;.... tllaa averqe wltb "'" blih choice clldn'l know tbere W~lt ~y medium • sil~ busln011men- 10 offer arl!duate courses. Wloa A •-s•-· ~.:.bo tfiO,IOGO lb 41Juahler llt!lera U, kind JI'OPle who w · ~ will! broad experience ao a bus- '11!ey u.. never conetQII'al- m merlcallo• .,...,. .... lo"' to evenp ·choice. 100-1150 tllna out lo write l!llch ·beaullllless coBSullant and Ia covem- ~ 011 ll!e problem• o1 onuoll bu• Usbmea~ ~·(e 1' : lb D-11.50, ·b!Ch IOO!l to low lui prayers and letters. Browt>o meaL !nQs, but they are now btJla- ;;181 434~,111 eu 81l!Uit . choice 11. '/W, 1occ1 to.54»1JO, eyed Vickie is a very &ood PI• Far six years he was with nine oervleei to keep tn ! - ' me aew ' : 1\andard to low ~ 1QOOol250 !lent. The lloard of Education Federal Reserve In New York. willl tlletr ol!IIDlll ood help them :•:.::-.:.:~· "' 1 lb 1U0·2Q, Qtlllty 11.50; •ver· sends a tuiOr f"': ber and,:~ In 1962 he was conoultant to wltll lhelr prtblel!ls Ill Hjllll- ,.j ala ol lit. • ace to blih ebok:e 800tOO lb ~art FUnd providea ~er the Treasury in Washington. lng to cblll•· C U, heifers 11.50-22, ~ blah goo<! cme. Your readera bave made Last year he wa• alllf econo- This ls what the land grttnl The U. S. Small ,eu.tneu Ado and cbolce 'IG0-100 lb 20.1041.115, her life very lull. -' ESTHER mist for· the Senate Banking and colloaes with their aaricultutal nunlstralla!l, on th• bull ol 11· JOOd 18.50:20, atenclanl 17-1'-lf. JOHNSON, 2537 Dans · Ave., Currency Committee. Here he achools havo done with their montll raturr\1 for liP, affa utlllty and commlnllal flOWS, Dayton, Ohio. got his special feel for smsll alumni for years. Tl)ey bavo ouppor\lng tvld-. Forty.flve IUG-IUO; utUlty and oommer---,.-business, working with Senator• developed ~Alday's high I arm new small buslntN ,invoatmenl clll buill iUo-11; vealen fully John Sparkman, 0-Ala., and technolngy - the most produc- companlea were eatiblllhed. It sleady; ebolce ISM,IOQd JMS, William Proxmlre, R·Wis. Tho live small llld mocUum-alzed prl- brinp ~ total 10 7011 with 10- ~ 33-18, Utility 20. OIVOTED TO INnRIST OP Ilatter i> writing a book on small ·vale business syolem In t h e tal ca)lllll of •stl million. !lop 3100; ba!'roll&, IDle and MIIGS MII$0N ARIA business which wiD be publilh· world. Whlle SBA loans di'opped fl'OIII aowa lully sleldy; loa •to.ao lb a. ,.,. ed early In 1964. Madden tblnka business a toll! ol f290 miUioD for t b e ban-owa and 8Dts IUS, uniform • - , ,1_ . acbools could do much the same 11rs1 11 months of 1862 to 1248 240 lb 15, 1-3 19(l.l30 lb 15-lUii, ,..........,. " ''" ·. :y in••• owns a mink coat, an alligator bag and a Cadillac-those staples of decent U. S. living and whose husband has taken her on a trip to Puerto Rico? However, let me be the first to ad· mit that I am outnumbered I have cases the gambling casinos at El Convento, the C:a1'lbe-11ilton, the Americana and the Ponce de Leon, and I am here to tell you that at 1 o'clock in the morning It takes plenty of derring-do to elbow your way to a place at the rim of a dice table. . .. . A,I ll:>~ ponre de Leon Cas~no. which is the newest and seems to )UIIlJI the most, movie producer Joe Levine waited a goOd quarter of an hour •before . a friendly soul shoved over to make toom for him to ptav. It took Joe .much lona· er to get an opportunity to bet than it did for him to lose b1s tower of $5 chips. , .. , . .. ., ' At least Joe smiled when be lost. Some of them- the gray-haired women who are playing alone, with no man in the ·background, the fellows who n11rse their chips, looking desperate. And the ones who play almost every number on the table a sure sign that they have no hope m their luck-a~e downright de· pressing, like ghosUy ftgur~s m a Fellin\ art movie. gymbohzmg futility against a vaguely moving background of clgaret smoke. • • I II a brave all4l ~ ' Qe Reports From Tb e Capitol :~;~=~~d·~~:.~ceeve; ~~::=~~~: ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN • "COLEMAN'' that, I ~ ... 17 bttort I Dear llllolil: · · .· . ·fiD111J pt ~ to tilt ~ lbat I b~ a 16-)'0il'Old frlilitfj . tbe luther 'IIU l0\1IIIal' thao I polil> •lctlm lillee !II WQ fl*lr bolll 1111 oklo .llld 1111 4etem1 years old. He' bu beeD ~ . ll!llia!l 10 be a WI 1111· Alld, ed to bed for over a Yetr ·dUIIo Holen, I do !Mill IIKIN. . a.. In& whlcb ttm. be naa 111¥1~ Voit•e ()f Rrn~ulw~v ..• Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN SAN JUAN : In this mixture or Latin· ~.merh:a and the Catskill Mountains of York, you gamble with dice' manufjCiturlld In Reno and playing cards from In the hotels run by contin· continentals (one does not s~y ~~~=~~~:::~ because Puerto Ricans are ~ tool it is easier to get lox, ba· chopped chicken liver and cheese than frijoles or paella , and Rhine· s~ope sweaters, chinchilla capes and sab· stoles are de rigeur in the casinos. There are 11 gamt>ling casinos in San ~r:~;~!:t' located in hotels. all rigidly S\1· .~ by the governm~nt. and at! ~ e.Jnplete mystery td'1l!e. I cannot figure Puerto Rico. any more than I 1~~~r,~'"' Mo~tte Carlq or Las Vegas, why a1 shol'ld .find It fun to pul a stack of·ehitps, repi~senting money. on a table numbers on it, whether he sees the ,cl1ins swept awav in the next moment or h·s stack hack iloubled . ol llW ftf . 10 . "'""" 1111111. type 1lbo a II ~tl) .\fQI!Ifal I'm ~~~~ }'Q!J Ul'M 'lo:lll J!llo re~tralnt- A IIIGOdf., liiiliiW., HtltQ. Whao nolblq ·~ .ao~~~t stullbonl cldld, ~. · ~Iii 10 .hll ... IIP"t, lilt Ollly lhlnl fael lilt ~ ·'11,1111 Ill • .. to do 11 - Wbllll mlDd lbaa aa h!a btiiOPI. ~ ,_ I ktlow wlltll J 'IIU tl!ll ~ at ~mlthmenl llllP' ; I I wu. 6alml!ln.d \0 be be ~ b biiiL " ~ . a real bra!, 11ut t.l!ank Cl dnur PltPe da!l'& tMd IDI 111'01!1. mY putlltl _.. jult .. ~ Ill! tlilt rpll1kll!tl bit. J. cll!t.. llllMd ·111'DQ1d 1101 be. Tllt)'!Md PI blll*tl IIIIPIYIII. l!ql · Jo• 011 ll!tlf ~ the bai ll!ltloll!'ll DO lblllll U ' lut fWliR tl!e1 • 'IIUpOn IIi ~ - I tbioll - - ~ wmdln. t be, !tether s1roP 11!1!..~. llevt IIIGII ~ will Ill* willa !bey knew --~- how to 1111 mo, bldudiDa 1111 own. - -11, .• II for bell I'II!II1J. ~'YIP M Yt~~r ~ Ru4 ~ • • And all the people you see ln the Puerto Rico casinos are strictly aa~b· lers. No boozers. You cannot l;my a dnnk in any casino on the island-a direct contrast to the policy in Los Vegas, where they ply you with drinks, and .ev· en snacks, as long as you keep putting your chips on the verdant baize. . In another attemPt to make gamb· ling holler here than 'it Is In othe! ~lUes - an attempt that seema unreahstlc to me~the govern;ng fathen have dec~eed that each casino can be op~n lor et~ht hours out of every 24, and eight )lours only. I have inquired extensively Into the reasoning behind this rule, and I Ret a different answer from every casino opo erator I ask. The funniest was, the aov· ernment figures anybody ean lose en· ough money in eight houro. . Amigo, you can oay that agam. It may not be the real reason, but It will do for me. I can lose enough In eight min· utes. •u- = = ::J;' SPECIAL "Our Snotc-Bird Speelal" , ·.. 1 f:" Market Report. '62 CORVAIR". •ogd"f'"' MONZA COUPE Solid white with red vinyl interior, bucket aeali,,,L automatic, radio and heater. One owner, li,OCit miles. A snow-bird special. ·•·· ·I I THE DAllY SENTINEL MOORE'S SERVICE CENTER I JANlJABY SPEl"'ALS AUTO •-111 precise predictions on tho wt• 1oo1< for 1rnall bualneas, even In tbe near 18701 beCause, he says, tho donlinW~t fac\Or is &oll!l 10 be change. It io the 1111aU bull· ness which can accommodate thing lD other fields. But he say1 t1 shwld be done privately, not by a fedoral"'lslte bureaucracy with auboidiea. There will be mtliY new opo portunltles for small business in the serVice lnduatriea, de~eJ. mllllon In 19a, this lo IBid to rellect the great Increase · In private bank loans to small bu• lnesl, making flYtrnmenl help 2-3 2»250 lb 14.60-15, 250-280 lb : ..::,... lf-14.50, 1-3 fl5o300 lb sow• 12.50:13, 3IOo400 lb ll.'lij-13.50, N 400-000 lb U·ll-~5, No 3 600 ~· Ib or abov•1o.7&-11, l!oars fully Tills II what makea every· eto.dy 1.25-lo.&O, arwnd 225 lb. body happy for the new year. 1 ·~ 250 .. sla~ter clasM ...r.\. .!~.- and. J"P'~ around to lb wooled lambs 20, , 'II/I R. 1 odav's 1,1edical eport . J ....... c....... ~ ::.:.."":.:::•.:: ..;._ '"' ........., - N- ,.,. .,.... w1 • n ....,.. . 0::,:: :::"'-~,.:: .· · '*' """ ,.. !"':: :;:;>;!.':;,,':;."':!:. .::, -. f t. . _ . - • ..... - .. . . . ' " . . .,;;; - ....., ..,.; - .. - • .._ I wife. After 1 take a bath, eepec· cer. ' · Ially In winter, my akin itches all over so that 1 can hardly Q - Wl!al are the side ef· •lsln4 it. Sometimes In winter, fllCts Qf ChlQI'ODlYcetln T h II the lt~hin& atarlo a• soon as 1 c1rq hu been r"GQmmended for take my clothes off even If I my lllercr. you the rousl!'ge you IIM4-. ! haven't taken a bath. What un A - C....,pbel!lctl (Chlor·1 do omycelb1) is an a~~!.lbiolic and Pl.U. IODd Jtar ........... , A - Y11 b.., a harmleas riot a u-..tmepl (or allergy. aDd <JIII!Jqents w Dr. Wll)'llll 1 but very annoylna condition call· Side efle11ts oCcur wqen the doSe G. ~. M.D., Ill ..., ed "winter Itch." 11 sometimes is too larse f!l: the user is 1lll- o1 t1!1a ~ Milt Dr. Jlrand. WeLL·--iT SEEMS He DIDN'T SHOW UP•• WONDER WH'I ? (jiVE. A LISTEN-· . helP' to ollllt hot baths a n \1 us~llY ~ltlve .to" tbJ lklll· 11141 • - ' aqawer jDdltltlual· lsl~e sJlOIIIe bathe uslnc cold Ttle1!41 con$1 Qf na~. wmiJ. !etten, be wiD fellere .r HtRI: HE IS NOW •••• water. lie 111re to rinse off all ing alld~'ln 'sOIIM ~ns. ant- lelWal b!ter:o~sl bt f!llll'e tol· tbo JIOIIp, If you p~eler to ~~ ntia. AnyOiWJ, wl!o tekes the druc IIJlllll, into the tub, [l«ve the water ·,. abould bavt frequent b I o o d c:<JQI.Q YOII can stand It and u.s t counts. T1IB ALIIIANAC little or no ooap. Add a tea· . . , By United Preq lllterull01111 1 spoonful of - water-di4IM:r•lble ll-11\M 'J' •ll'l have aq ~ TodliY II 'l'1lelday, Jan. 7,.1he bath oil 1Sardo) to the bath wa· Jarced ~~~- My dootor h a • eeventh day of IIISC with ast to ter If your lkln Is Inclined to bad me ~ MUir&to fqr aev• follow, · be dry. era! years. 'Wiiat tre those pUll Tile ll IPPfOIIChing Ill supposed 1,0 .da · , · ' !lOW phase. ~ - I have • amall br?"" A - MU~je 11 a .compcl\lllCI 'l1!e •v~l)ll!c ~ are Ven111,, Q>DI on my lortlload. II 111n'>t that con~ a "'~le reiiP!lt Jll=~ ~turD. · aore, but OCCiidDII!IllY It &eta a to lessen . Wtillf .net ~ .. t P'lllmof', the tJth tbln l!Cale on II. Thl• cornt1 oft tension epd l ,n!iodlllt41' IG,... chief mcut~ye, born In ind later ano\her OR!' forms. Is venl 11\t..~a.·qt" Wllltll J!'!Cililrll. New .'\'or- ·state on thla date In tltll a form pi lldn cancer The !ill"" lt'~tlj'.ii pi'IVIIIt- 1800. 1- - fte 1~ :rou deecrlbe tve <1rQc ~ ·trlllli61 relieve 'I Ii <lll this dati:llltorf: 11!11)' or lillY llO\ be a sldn can- al!llte atQ!el af . ..,.mal ~: ln I'm, e Wp~lngton elf· Re.elin'lnl ICiletJ for111 In , .. ...m 11\e fir!\ .tlee.Uoo ol 1 pli)Titl•- roaea and pilorlas... Q - W!illt cOnlll· .pNO!tlel!l 1M Ullif!d Statea. but not on ~~if fofehead. In If- patine an4 '"1!!'' f~:trill re- 'In~'!!~ · leaCI"" Lenb!· borrhele dei'IIIIIUtls, ctooely ... Ueve eoillllpaUon '·' · . nta a -~ of the ooclateol wtlh dilntlruff. thefo'rt- A - Nt hodt are cani!IPalo I".,,lelslrlat, ~hillislilna thebtll!lt.s C0111.11101llY affecteq. If · ing, but '"!Ch fooc!J , p sugir, ~fllenl- ai~ei~Jbly of hW C9Ull- • thale ·II a-liinl, Inflamed base 1cheeee· and·bUIWI' leave. 1>1> real· try, . BERRfS. . .-u- ....... moan wa• « f'*• '"" lit I i''I'.:'.-A('I'~H:r:/. .,,- ' • ·~ . e ' e '1'100 • · ' I -· • . .....,. . J ."'' ,, ; I . ' .. __ , ..- I The Pomeroy Athletic ~:;II will meet at the Senior auditorium TUeday at 7:30 p. m. ' IX11A HEAVY GAUGE S~EL FllEE FULl SID PISTONS - PRECISION BUILT MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICE $9.50 EACH "FREE" HEARl NG -TEST 1nd Hearing ,~id Check-Up . . . "Hotel Martin,· Pomeroy • .•. • ' . !· ' ' ' • •DAy, J~, '8, 1~5 P.M. preceded.. ber In dealb In 1840. Of . 10 c:hlldrtn, two survive being . I ' daUpter Mrs. · G~ B. May, 8111! a son, CUffton H. WllJiaiDI, both ol Syrac:uae; 11J: grandchildren, 10 great granclchlldrea, · one great • great grandchild. Frlend1 may call at tbe funeral bome at anytime,' MOORE DISCOUNT PRIC~ INSTALLATION '' HEAVY DUTY QUALITY $599 FBEE 1 INS'l'AU.ATIOK •· WANTED I MEN-WOMEN to 112. Prllpar. non •: .'·'"" Service Job apen· ~:::~~~; •reJ durin• th• an.t OuT OF GAll SCARBoROUGH. Eng. (UPI) -'l'llo' .~th Greeo Howardl Battalion of .the British · c:ancolled a field exorcise day wb•n II ran out of gas Ita·'1!:0~• '' ' .:, I ' ' "Thra w~ a' tetrlble to lheee - ... Lt. IIll~=: ~nett lUI. · t1 Unooln SV•I.Ce ... IPI tboUUidl pr•t•re tor UttM ~ .,..,. 7QI'. II OH Ol' tile larpat &Dd d5. ..t prtnt'll:r OWIMd ~· of lt1 kllld ut t. not eO!UieeWd wtUt the OOYenmt~Bt. ror rRD mtorllll.ltloa 6D. GoY..,.. mmt Jobl, tneludlnJ UN of polo Ulont and llllad ... fill out ect\QIOlll Ud nu.ll al once • TODAY. YW wtll alto 1M lUll d.UU1 on 11. . nu t'IR prepan :rounelf for UaeH h ..... . Don't dllQ' ~ Pokln l.«.<JI·I\.,,- !• Metal-to-metal faatners, 8,000 pound tested tensll strengtb, approved by American Seat 1 Belt Council. "Buckle ap far safety". ·' FREE INSTALLATION Phone llllnolo ........ , . , . . _ ....... Mncl - ....lutely , . . . Iii \1. S. -rnmen+ 1101ltl0111 1M ll!lirloO; 121 ~ i.iitlilot~•• .., how Ia •••llfr hi' a U, S. '0.nrn~ ~ ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, • •&-l..'....A . . ' Special SEAT BE( L TS . .s 5.91 EA. "' ACT MOW! LINCOLN IIRYICI, Dept. 140 • '. • • • .._ ...... ~··• • • • • • • ~ -·---------~~------------- ~. ------------• o o I 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 o o . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OO 0 "' QUALITY OR BETTER SHOCK AlSO I lEIS MEET TONIGHT ' MUFFLERS PLYMOUTH CAiS':!..- - - - - - - SPORTSMAN GLASS PACK MUFFlERS POIID - CHEV. - PLYMOUTH CARS FREE INSTALLATION . '" ' I ORIGINAl EQUIPMENT DOUBlE SHELl WALL e ALUMINUM -ZINC AllOY COATED fOR FORDS, CHEVROLET AND ~~~ :r~a::d~rm!~a~. ~~:t--t=.-=:~.· pelt ~ lambs ~ lb :19., 1101 .._.,.. - bet 1occ1 and choice ull . Ji, 17.10; do nd due 8 therefore not P wooled · 4-S 50 · .u., -- ..... - - ·- • to move your bowels. If you eat ewee · · · cooctntratocl foodl to the /~ '" elusion of foods that contain fl. brous rellidue, you wiD becomt '. ' constipated. Freab or eanned . fruita and vegetables wm give By Wayne G. Brt~~datacll, M.D. arournjlhe ed4ft .of the apol, II - I am a SO.ye!H'-old bouse- that w011ld tulltal a akin ean- 0 . .. .. "' .•( Briefs 1 mak~ If'! KARR &VAN ZANDT 1 MADDEN QOE!IN'T "· $1895 1 ''II iHJ · wY2-2848 U4 WEST ··'• ' MAIN ST. ' ... . . ·- ... ~ ·. ~., IN .. I �( Daily~ , f \l' • Upsets Kentucky, I' -· ..u..r UIIIYenJty or ~o \ .c ,.' sch'JZOphren1c.. K.ll A k Jca~o · 1 er_ s s~~~~:-· · . ::...-::.:,.b~:,:::::.:z::.d:.: 0 · :.,r: Commutatl.on Of: 3 LI.fe Sent"nces ~u..:.-: ~Dltaui u.: ~!E z:: =·her.: : .. at:.;.;-;.!;.~.. . .·II!!~;.:_~ etu- denio - Rlebtrd ... and N• tbtee 1IIOIIIIJI eoru.r. • ~~teo~ Dally Setltlnel, Pouoer111-vt MIIJ II\ o,, • '· 1111 """ilwlllrf, not npt ....... "crime or tbe eentUry." sW l1 8oaJWiw C4 lb'l'• ._.., Jlleb' 1111r ... r' :.:"::~~ lw pold, made ~ nwe ~ and arm, t11m1 !flllte4 aller. bit, 1llil I 1 '"' ... ol aueb Uil ae " achlzopllrenla;" C4UlloiWY UDIII )Ill felt "'lf1' -tho .. I I' I C:W ....,. • • . · , . . . • .... • • .. .. • • qr "split penonallty." Loeb llld trbola had not attri!C!ed altt!n- Ho ltrulied M !IIlii! ... ' PI I r Golir IIJ ROBERT T. ~ put tllelr names. on lq llsU milslles, The vow- f)OW'ed !lOCI PRIIUI ,_,, UOil j iJ. ·lid W LeopoiO. j;jijp;l .,.c; -' '':1'1' : !!-, 1'1-'\I!L": !!!II' !till ~1!\i>o~ ], hlllll!J; wllhil! 1 . . , . . . of lit pi :··· JD11J .. . Ualted l'l'ftt ~·••I for new cars. rr- ooared. Into Jll• na!loal ""lleget, !lh011tlhat all l!IIIIOI Y" twl!!!l thrill. " ~lrerur' crimes werelflabbod her wrth a ldtcl>en her b<lme. Be et~tlldlie bod)' mu•.r:< s i;;l Ia;;:! • CIDCAGO (Ul'l).o.II ftl !be It wu a worW baptl1ll ol t,be Theil. a aeries of ~ ~ and serene I!!IIODJ mea. even - .. · )odft, eur1o11 her nude body to to 1 tr 1 •<t ..,. hop • ll 1ft tie . Be 1 r • lint g~ , !iaY.J If !lie ()011- ~ and not yet d!tiDntloaod llrlol from Chicago - heldU~s The name .,.! it!!~ of W~ lieireno, delplte Ilia lllteiJi- !1Ji bllhroom and c11unpe4 •• jnto ' ...... lu)1, , . to three IIOIIIIODIIN . . WJ!l' era, Gls came . _ fr9ln by Ute ""lei war or lilt I\IU hor- lhat_-grew more terrible With He1re01 relllll1d!ld ~ Pltlo~ of &!JIU'e ,;QCI f1Do education, had bait iweellng, over the ~~ fl Tber4, 1!1111 i lwniiDC lpljfe, ' - • ID lie '!ill ;ad .., 8 u,. ~ttermoet parta, ~"' ol hydroger~ bolllbt ud eadi tfory, and came 111 1 olck anotber poelowar ·anaipd IWG 1 ~ 91 _ ,1 dallns bflek the tub. lie ~eveted the cblld'l l!Md.. ~ •• rc ,.. • ' • • • to hle pole echPol ~ys. 'fire Be attempted to wub lhiiii'DII aad J..p,-& Plrilll tho eounte If¥ ¥Q,.,.JI 'jilllll r• :1. A. II f v...!Zuela If 111q ~ ID mined the cli!iro. rq~me. 'nils sltillf . flnaUy ra11 011t ln INJI body and wrapped P~ varlolll cal<:b ~ auault. · rQTetg, n!WS Ommen Dry drutlc icuon as.wt castro vlow further hOidJ that' lluula and 1144i. II'OIIIId her n.ck. He plcli:ed wJthlil a live or lliJ b(jlct radio Monday, H..... •.. · Cubfl. · ·11 sbowJns 11gn1 of weat1ne11 d. On J~~~~e I, 1114&, Mn. Jooeyll •P 10ma Upslick and scrawled -UI of lbo hoipo. asked !be m1 II .._.. . . ~Jake~ 'iew lhet the lbr Cuban burtlell ...t that pn. !lou, 41, lly oloepiJI8 In her 011 tile wan: 'lbell, even ~en ~~·· Pllldan ..... .. . . . Oiban QIIOS\ki" ·U. prilparlly a clpltoul acUort now lllipt o1m. apartmeDt. She awaileaed aa "For beave~'s sake, catch falber found _tile ehlld IDIBiq, '!* Gov. Olio lit • • · · u.s. probj8Jil, ~ elill albers, ply oerve to drive the two etoeer •~m~o enlm!d her ·~ me before I kill more. I cannot WllUUI ~ tiG to elise IUo Md&W tt - I R notably M~, belleve It Is one togelber aglin. · 1J1rouS11 a Ore JSCape, With Ills control myaeU." at tho Unlv..,lty o1 Olleago. )'ell!ly. . · , Ill be ~by the Cuban pe,; Be that "' it ma;v, eontlnued band• lie o\r11DBied ber, He Twenty..,Jgllt dayslarer, S year Be WU ll'l'ttled the follow· ll MrVed tal II dh'!J J;e B7 PHIL NEWSOM · machine guns ever~ though at- pie ~lvea. . !allure to achlew hemilpherle knotted ·a dreos VOUIId ller old Suunne Degnan lay sleep. lnr 1111111 duriQI tile course ol eakl, ·M Wllli1i tot .. qt. UPI F.r.!tp 'Newt' Allllytt rempts had ..,;,n made to erase End1111m OAS unity 11alnst Cuba lo an euJn- neck, ~ a W!,II!IIQ on ber lf!i in her room. Heirens, a eoJ.. a bursJary, His lnWnsive ef· (or ~ mill • 1laol . , . . As the UQited them. To attempt to Ioree any ol pie of the tnUiy of treatleo. noel< aqd applled Jdheelv• tape. lege friend and girl went to a (oris to eel away aroused 8UI- 13\i Ye&l'l IIIII - -I!*J Its futuro eaU'rse the five Into ~lllcUve tollon When they signed tbe Rio lreaty Thea . he rlneed ller night movie. Aft4rward, he rode the picloo and ~lice probed mare 80 7qn ""· II . . ; 1. ~ it laCe& .a specla} - To .sup~ l:~.f!Prj!O:S of •!!- could mean lho enil of tbe OAS, many Latin Amoriclft nallam clolhel! lA a bfltlltub, IQolri •12 •1ev•ted linea to tile Nortlt Sidf deeply. l>ayo later, HelreN _.. ~..... ""'" ; \ could come to 1 of grell!lOil -~ """' ,erenc• 1n whlelr aUH pu:pooo, saw 1~ as a- gullfllftly agallllt from bar pone and left. and walked a few blocks tG tho· ~ would be ..,..... lrlr .... .,. late 11!111 ,l!lllDU. or eu(J· Ven~uela's Internal ljflalrs, the feeble lhoUSb 11 lllliY bfl. Interference from the Ullited Six moptba later, on ~ ID, De1J1811 nelghborhOCII!. Hoi "- liven a 1tJ11<r7 al let• 1iheP, Wllhi!llhat Ume a B'elaf!COUrt covem.rpent also has Along with thio isa·vieoo that States. " . ...... - . . . 1945. bee~ tJte Norlll Side He plcktd up 1 Slllllliladder. • · 'l'be les1ll alloload t11at 1111 '1:,1 Ill. ... commilil!e oJ Jl!! su~m1tted lranscr1pts of broad· a ~!)lnblnatlon of U.S. econOIJJic They failed to foresee either apartment o( Frl!!lcss Brown. He plaeed It ngaln.t the rear HeJfeQt had two 1181:1lr=-Wil- lll.tl!'1 . atty.. P. . . . . ot American slba.w 11 casts and statements by Cu~an sanctions and Hurricane Flora Castro or tile apread ol.:ommu- 28, lrllo was llor!QI'ab!J dJo. wall ol the Degnan home and 11tm Beirelll, in~llllt. .. eakl ba wouY....,.... . . ,... to report Its flndlnp on lej~der• pral!lln~ the aetlv1~es alread,y have seriouslY under- num. . char&ed from tile Wavet liJIY ellmbod lhroulh the window llrliDed and IIIUdloul, wbo at- lion. " . I!Jal CUba shiPJI!lll · of the terroriSts and urging · . -· . . . . U - '= • C COIN~P · ' ' ' ' .. , .Rep·ort Ma''y Re··ve·a·I Cuba Shipped Arms To Ve.nezuela ""' ' · . , • DRY CliAMJNG .-: A's May Be Transferred To ..Loui11ville " ., ,. I •• • 10 lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S •• prevep~ Rep~nted tee are the Uniii'II1 gentlna, Costa . Rica, · and Uruguay. Fluley must win approval at ~ -oeven other club1OWJners at a special meeting called by Cronin for Jan, If at. York to CO!IIIder lhe matter. Before tllat s!.ston, tile leap dlNc!tors will huddle to diiCII8II Finley's troubles with Kalwla City offlclals, "It II my personal oplnl011 the Alne!ican t..agua wiD not make a checkerboard of thil by moving It from ' - - -·· '64 · :vOlA"''······· '' Squoe up 11114. starr right. Cut down haft more for ~ Reaeaaable terma f« everyone. r P"""' " ' WHI!N MONI!Y IS Till QUUTION, I WY 2·2460 I U 11. 2ng Pomeroy IS THI! ANSWIR $2264* aot IMded ' I .' :t.i...:.J.:-.:...,.:o.::r.r.::. .· The oar on top is a 1964 Doc!tt 330 two-dobr 1 1964 Dodge 330 two-door sedan. And we :,•.,~ sedan. It has 1 uniQted, rust-pro~ted body, can$8ytheaame~· thincsail!Juti~ ·· '' ..:r"lft:r'-""':.."!'.,;,:·i:.; There's one dllttre9ce. l,f s equip~ the • - - ...... .,... .......-~ . front 1111 balta, an al..rnator electrical syatam, salf·tdjutlina brakes and • 225 cubic way many people buy 1:11111hese ~~ For 1 fact, Dodge olff11 a full liM Ol,o:irs ia · · inch, ' alx·cilindar enaine, It will go 32,000 miles between major &ram jobs, 4,0110 milts the low-price field. ~dana, lllrdlolll.- ~· vertibiH, wagons, the works. They call between oil chlngtt. Tbe Co11U111 the bottom II lht Slmt m~del, ''The llepend1bles," becluse lhi, ~~· .a .\ "1M ·· . !.. H~ .RAWLIN.G I< _ , MIL~ & Sli!CONb STS~ . ' . Allerl Middleswart, with the U. S, Navy, is ~pendi!1g a lew weeks with is mother, Mrs. Nell Mlcldleswari.', • Marpret Dur!ll, Columbus, •1!8PI a week at home with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Rudy Dural, at Christmas time, $1000 ••• $2000' Phone WY 2·2171 125 E. M•in ·St. $2674.W*Ioaded' mJDisteios which coaltl lead • ma es your engm come ' ;' President to As~ Support_ Of Two Sides ' WASIDNGTON (lJPI)-Pf:esi· Johnson today SQUI!hl the Fannie Dunl spent a lew support of business and labor days In CleVeland, wllh Lori for the program he will lay beWoUe. for• Congress Wednesday In hio · Mr, and Mrs. S. W. Durst can. S"te of 1M Union address, ed 011 ~~tlda Carpenter ~nt- 'I"'• President planned to rely · · view lhe message m detaij at · hlo weekly breakfast meeting Louise Brewer and Dorothy with Democratic congressional Durst, w~re ln Pomeroy recent- leaders before the second aesly. slon of the 88th Congress , .. _, ·convenes .. Mr. """ Mrl. Randa11 Inviiild to Iun<;h with Johnson New Lexington, apent Sunday at the White House were memwlth his paronts, Mr. and M... hers of tlie AFL-CIO Executive Dell Talbott. . COIIncjl. The wont WBB tllat Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brewer they would discuss the Presiwere InkParkersburg one day den't IegislaUve Iargets for 1JIIi4, last wee · Johnson planned a stag dinner Mra. Ji:lva Dally I!Dd daQghter wttll l!le Business Council, a Judy, spent Chrlstmlll! With private orca~lzaUon of leading their 0011 and bnllher, Mt. and · · · h aded Mrs. Jerry Daily and other rei· corporation executives e_ N k by Frederick Kappel, president . at1ves o1 ewar . . . M d M Gear Souders of Arnellcan Telephone & TeJe. Ra1!./!:.d T'!d of :nia, wer~ graph Cu. (AT&T). Aga!", lhe weekend guesUi of Mr. and Mrs. top)c was , the President I proDell Tolbott. gram. . Victor and. Tommy Durst call- Cabinet members were to at· ed on Eber Carpenter and lam- tend both tile. lunch and the din· ner sessions to betp answer IIY recentty · ti '" t Johnson •_s PI'(; Mr. and Mrl. Harold Brew'lf :"alsons auuu and daughter, LmB Bottom The · P~;esldent's Sbrte of the ,'~~!ere recent pests of bls Union messaae wblcb he will ~Ia, Mr. and Mra. A. C. deitver to a Joint . IOSSion of . Mro, Ida 0\Jn, was a recent Congress at 12:30 p.m., EST, sue•t of her mother, Mrs. Laura Wednesday, may be the shortest Weill. ·Dewitt's Run. . sM 1934 when Franklin D. Wesley Co!art and grand· ROo8eVell gave a 3,000-":ord ,addaughter Shelly called on Mr.l<lf~jt180n ncUI Dell Talbott I spent a gOCII! part ·of a .rs. '. ' 111l!l!!!Jy You get d~pendable cold weather performance you can see! Carburetor icing and fuel line freeze-up are prevented! HinJ OVIII' jhe lklqj• He ment wltll his top advlsen. 4ttorn~ for cclnltrred ·torr 110 mlnutea with: . IJrajn '\fave 'J'ests Secretary of Stare Dean .Rusk PT. PIJi;ASANT, ~ Slll!l ~~~~~ Dele~ Secrt\II'Y ~•I •'"" J. G. J. Jol!~son, S. McNamara over defense.....t r · 101'. Jerry 1-Qwia lWJ'rer, for~ policy a."(l091s. He charge<\ with lhe-Rmrder of hl!l held a cabinet meetlnB to dl&i9 •.vear oil ·. asked the , the .messag, end '.lJiao · ' COUrt Mollljay in In Senate Demoer•tl~ ~nJ a plot by Mlb Maqslleld for COJt Asu '-ter yonnf "ROI'l'W t~e Owens Cllnlc for 1.8h c 'fll!!·..,., :,.... 'T,hel est , two h9U1'11. the fllC)llon l!ld Kolter "'Ill he tak~ to When you use new Ashland A.Plua $uper Gasoline or new Ashland Regular Gasoli.ne-:-both Vitalized with AG-105-carburetor icing and fuel line freeze..up are never a problem. And new VitaliHd Ashland Ga10li.ne improves your engine's cold weather performance in other important ways you can see ••• hear ••• .and feel! You enjoy faster: ~artinl and quicktr warm-up- • • • instant reeponee and faiter acceleration ... cl~r, quieter engine operatiQn ••• more power and better perfOl'llllli)CtNew Vitalized gasoline it the I'I!IUlt of years of research and development by Ashland Oil's engineers. Road-tested' for more than 5,000,000 milee, Vitalired gll80line ballet~ta~llshed new etanduds of perfonnance--euperior performance you can actually - . • . lr«<r • • • ftel . . . no matter wbat Clll' you drive. · DrlVII hi today and fill up with a tanldul or new Ashland A-Plus or new . Aebland Regular-Vit•:Jized gasoline Ulat ~~lUes YO\If tp.gjne come ALIVE! • ·' / WidneodajO. ,, •,- ' • ' - . I . .. .i ', j •· L~-~~~~~~~- ~-~-~~F~~INO .. ' ' ' :Available only at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer,_ '. ..... tluJ.frieT}illy man .with 'the better brand! ',, ·I • . .• k ' ' .. · Society News ""*- $300 ••• $500 aso ID-e , :.~ Depending upon the commit- tee COIIQ!USiOIII, the pxt step be a ~* ol oAll forUlider the mutual setreaty of Rio de JaDeiro ot l!M7, Under the treaty, a two-thirds majority · vobr against Cuba would ~ eolloctive action all members, Including sanc!d>ort ol armed lnlreven- ·· . v; -~., • Sti•ver::sv we Now lol the time to pay biDs and debt.. Make a fresh start m. the new Jelll'. One quick loaa Ia tha llb8Wel". 'rake the ~ IQII!. *· evidence Cuba by a~u~;:~ah~~~~~ lhe And 1herein lies tile rub. ernment. CollliDittee members have Despite u.s. pressui'es, live of ported that ~I Iab!lrab>ryl tho orsanizallon's members contechniques brought out tlnue to maintain diplomatic reban coat of arms lm' lations with Cuba. They are ~;::;::::;:;:~~;;~~~:d~-, ~~ Bruu. chile, souvia • £nd Uruguay, _J!JI · Some of these have strong leftist groops within their own boundaries and conc:olvably ' ' could lace a situation similar to ' HAVE MORE IN R. Since undertaking their ligation early .ilJ • , committee memlieis apected W!llll!IBlF taUn from three-ton ·cache alle'edly ered on a lonely beach and hare ~n through a mountain of J - · ! "'"'"U' ., Betancourt and tq. national ~~· ON w C I <• o I ~ , f <j ' COM~ANV ~ ' -; ' ' ... .., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . .' �' ,I ' I • ' • ADS .... Cash. P:oblems witS WMlT' Solve ;Taxes · & Year End Bills. . , 't ; •• • IMI Llfo!cn w. 111'1!1"1' II. s.wy.. ~i l 'ds Get Results. m 2t1 441 Ill 1711 liD WANT AD INFORMATION ,...., ..... TOTAL M. ........... BUild v. Burdeltle D._ Cllrli: M.~1 c. QMoacey TOTAL Woa I ~At 1 s. Culler l\lllft&1 ••• 1M&. R. J'l1mlll B. Pl71lllle c • • ' 14'1 ' ~· 4ft 11. l)gmfCon BUild he S'lf H. Culler M. Rlnaabl • aiDQeb• ' Ill . -v. Pomerov Motor Co. H.~ . .r.w..a wo11 • OIL • ~.... .J. S1l 11M 'JO'J'AL woa JJA& 1 CR()SSWORD ....... • BmUcap Ui TOTAL' IOU WIIIIM&i .. Ind. HIP ~ - II. ·Mur I'IJ, 111. ''. . l'lll. Blab lerlll - P. llul loa, Ill< ', Team Blab .a .- - Tull No. I, '/74. Team HIP llrll& - 'Nrr No.I, . . L-01 W llra'I)•Mii&MLRpe \ T, •• L. Clelland L. llfcE!MnJII)I J. Bailey 'JO'J'AL W• I lMI I W .at o\d !illl'ftH pet •ord Ml• ID.HI't:IOD .. c.tl llild.IDUm cu., ~t~arp eo ee•d• pa. ward ,.,.,. l'bTef eaa.-utlft laMrtW.. ~ ' ,, ,...., ,... ., 4 et~m. tal(~ .w 6M'J •W'Il , ,.. eblr... for . . . rt~DJ If OQI wlttdfl 10 dQ'I aft_.., !Wiel-. ... OUI. CA&D Of C'kANU U I CJell " ' ...... omCI BOUU 1:10 ll. • to 1100 p • ~a) -1•30 A.ll ,., Ill ril ' ' «<I Dout Ml1ler o.u, '"' lll:lllll 11f 1711 NewllaV• BJD1e Gllmor. Bob Gllmon Dionne Miner ll.Jit tvr 18 ~ taiRIIDUrD hOb addltiOD1) trGrd ttl OhftuQ'I.., pgh~ , • •... (!leUond 1110 'JO'J'AL Woa I Lilli QQOII TO P'I.ACB A IIUUL1 PBOOUCING W.\Rf 4.P vaa..ri*'• · B. RouJb R. Roolb M.Roulh J. Greu 'JO'J'AL Woa I LoRI BosC... c. Winebrenner L. WblebrenDer L. Stobart j»HONE WY 2-2157 -- ••• 11f 1.. A. S!Dbart 'JO'J'AL WOD llMII • Ill : lllll riii .~~~M .......,. • m 4H ' W J EH-RADIO _. ..,._ · 1 M!a• .,.,_ • ~ • - - .. _,. 7' SlgJJ 00• 'l'bt Llfelllle B:J\0 P!r4l V.Uey News 8:CI6 Ohio Nation, World News B:tg .·~ . Tod8y a:t& We.lhitr Pletun 8:U ·Muslc.N .Qoet · 3 '511 : ·.CommiJIIltj New• · .,' GUNS ""-"" buy, sell and trade guna. Bill Wellman. Les Willlam'on , . at Ttlfin Jewelers, Phone 50, Point Plea.ant, W Va · 10 18 '.lc iii r HELl' WANTED RAm OF TWnON ·FOR 1963 Ia punuanoo of law, I, Boward E. J'nnt, ::EiiiSUrance . . TrNoW ollhlfa Coua~, OliW, ' Duplleate of llal £alate, Public UUJII1 aD4 P...- ProptrtJ lor 1111 year lOU II u 'follows: GOT FUEL OIL TROUBLES? H TOWNSHIPS OPENING for man with car Fyr·Zon Fuel Oil Ia You Need) to 'lfrvice Fuller Brush customers. Route protected. NPatness and ambition nec- , -No Congealing, CIPaner SCHOOL DISTRlm"S AND C01U'OBA'l10NI essary. $70 week to start. Phone 422-0927 or write Rt.. 5, and Free Flowing ' ! Bot 116-A., Parkersbur111. W. PHONE 2-2181 Va. 12 2i lfc Bundna LANDMARK hraaeet. ArDald Ill l!lalll MaiD Street, PoJD. oroy. ·P b- WY waa. roll RENT - Furnished apart· POMEROY - I ·mu :~~B:ak:er~J'Urnllu::"')JM~Id;·; Mldclleport. '1-7-ltc a An., bedroom bouse 00 ~ &-room frame 7 20 tfe house with bath, circulati.Lg gaslwiU:IiOCiiSt.ami.II~~J heat , basement and porchea.\' Phil Meier, WY :1-3510. flowers and fruit. A beautiful 1123Uc view of much of Pomeroy. ~.· 500. responsible Owner will assist Uncoln ing party. in !lnanc- g.;. m.hwa,.._.. '• u~iness Opportunities MIDDLEPORT - 4-room frame home 'th b th f man . wo a • gas umace or woman wanted to service heating, full basement, Grant and collect from eotn operatStreet location. fli,OOO. ed cigarette, candy; Ice and Bradbury - 7-room frame horne I other machlneB. 11lis II an ex(I floor) with very nice bath 11 Dl Ill that be and kllchen, gas healing. ce e pos on can porches, large lol with double garage, shop and other •pace. 12 hours per week, servlcable - - - - - -,-1_1_25 _ U_c Trailer space with patio and auto and $600 to $4200 capital. Fl'RNJSHF.D apartments. Ph utility. Total price $7,500. ExWn'te : o·"=~•. ~. Dept 085 r on• mmute Un· WY 2·2776 o\lter 5 p. m. phon• ~~:,::'aL Federal Machine Co., P. 0. guaranteed Rnw· WY 2·:1a74. L OPPORTUNITY - 25 Box 1101, Utile Rock, Ark. Hardware, Mid· U :n tfc acres one mile of[ US 33, drill- giving name, address, 11 lf tfc THKF.F anr tf}ur room fllrnisb- ed well, excellent water, 15 ac- phone and other .particulars. res tractor garden ground. 17-3tp eo and unturm•hed apart. So b ld ========,..;;~·,;;;, , Pmneroy, I~ baths, gas hot water fumace Immediate posoe!191on. Telephone WY 22188 or WY Z.33H ~Ji:ffiii"i··~Ic:~~· i.;·~~·i-3!~., )2 4 ~ 411' tic ,up yourseU. Goo!lleiD Rady- NICELY Furnished 4 rooms and Mls Co., Page St., Middleport bath apartment, Middleport I . u II tlo Phone WY 23874 · (lOLEMAN OR floor furnace "' '""" 1llth pipe thermoetat tank •lnd 100 fuel. Martb. Hall, llh 1 Ra 1ne o 17 llaiDL and Repalr B. B. • , . . llaJnt. and RQaJr · 'Q,~=:I~;~;ii:ii~:~ . Harm:~m.::~: menlS. WY 2--5434. 12 , Uc me ui ings .• n.ooo. The opk~nity you have been looking 1 ••• nr call l'iflin Jewel· UNFURNISHED house, f room, C. C. CUCKI.IcR, RE"J,TCIR Pt•asant, W Va., utUity and bath. 1855 Point BOX ZU WY :1-3830 'ill R•ll W•llmsn. Leo Lane, Pomeroy. Ph. WY 2-38'14 1·?·3tc ,•111,..,,""'"' •{~l!l•rm>rm · 1 ~: 111-:lOtl ,~;f.,:"' 1JriUI'IIt.ra,i,1eedr.. 2t .~ 1 WY1 . 1-Z.Uc ~=-' : Five 11 weehold Hampsblre pigs. Dwigbt Mil· L - - Po · R o 3 Plio '"'""·U788. meroy, · · I• 8 31p ne WY root, rompt•t .. A MODEKN bouse, 8 ..rooms ~MP_!.OYMENT_Wanted 5 reglatered Hereford heifers lor Al•o ~2811w•ldmg or wvrna· and bath, 138 Lincoln Road •I.AOV WANTS five rlay, a ·••• k sa 1e . Arnold Gra te , Rutl and, } - Pomeroy· WY J.3G20. W<>rk. Call WY 2-1>122 1 6 au: 0 . Sll 2'550I evening.. 2I·.,o lSifc H31C 8epa1r ()(V'U .. a aaue Emp. bUnmant ..• . ... , .. lit.UI Deductloaul for Couai7 Aucliftz ror &lec:Uon~ ...••• , ••• , • .U.tl For Wodi..IMD.'t Comp. , 1 .. m.01 T -~ J"uD4 , . • • ,; , .•• a .• oca P.,maw. -, ., , ••. ,,, 1',1110• • UMMAIY o• _.IATIONI IY ::::~::::::! t':'ep~~ LIVESTOCK , (OU TW ••••••· 1,. . . llamL Pel . 4 151.11 Tot.a.l mp.w., __... . .so:U... .UNDI Balaac:a ~MIIN7 1, 1111 a.-.- &oiMl ~ .. . . .... , . a.n. and OLblr Twp l'uhdl teQI.oD Tot.al. of au hM.a • • . . . _.... R.calpta DuriqYaar - ...-.a llo.cl J'uda . . . . f. . . UA7LIII Gen. aDd O&blr Twp , . . . . TCIW of all ..... . I • • • • 1~.11 . ,, - '•' '' ' l' 4o-» aaa- Totti a.e.~ aa4 Road r.Dd• · .. . . . , .lfATt.tl Gen. and othll' Twp hAtb 7.1410..10 I I Total af aU l'ull4ll •,., lf.nt.tl P~e•~ durln, Y••~ ruacs. . . . . . . . U:AMM 0f'n, •n4 Ot.b• TWp. hnd• ao.c~ . To" t at all hilda • ~· .••. . Bal. Deeembel' 11- . 1113 lCI•rtl'IJ ., Road ,UIMII . Gen. and. ', ._.. a,,IOO.D ou..r ""' !!!'\l...••l!-·111 CHESTER Eutem Local S. D. ____,_ .20 SaU!bUI'J Local S. D, _,_, •• 20 COLUliBIA •••••••••••••••• .20 LEBANON Elltem Loeol S. D. ,-··· .20 Southern Local s. D. , __" .20 LETART Southam Loeol s. D. ----- .10 OIJVE Eaotem Local S. D. __,__ .10 OIIANGE Eutem Local S. D. ----· .20 RUTLAND , Northweotem Local S. D.•• .10 RutlaDd VU!ace ---------- .20 SALEM Northweatern Local D••••ilo . SAUSBURY . SalloburJ Local 8. D....... ,20 s.,llabul'J Bedford S. D. •• .20 Middleport VW110 ------ .20 PomeroJ VU!a1e --------• .20 ' SCIPIO s. Northwestern Loco! S. D••• SVTTON Southern Local S. D•••, •• , Roelnt Vllla1e . ____,____ Syraeu ... 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NSpolllgbt oo Weather 5:34 Sip 011 s.,;; IA'ft1RDAY 7:ts Sip On, The Llfellne 8:00 Local, Oblo, National News IJJd SporU I 0 &:00 I:CIII 8acnd 0 • • • 1:20 CouollT ~ 1:3$ Fum New• l:ts M•••· •-. hieD. ....- •.., T:.Oi Breakfut Party 7::10 Vu P~lrlck 8porU 7 ,~ Tbe 7, 60 Report 1:10 Brlfbl star Sbow·'lllur. 1,45 Baker Furu. Show:Frl. 1:~ The Uabtv Skit 1:05 Be11J NewtoD Mllllatarlal AsllOC. liT Hoe-Don U:Oii swap Shop 11:35 Fum Bur.on 11:40 !lllaDcbo Tllae M·W ll:to Muou Oo. •-. ·Tue. U to II' ..., : PIIIJ Wonblp Br-'l'bur 8:15 Weather Picture 'Masoo CowriJ New• 8:1& Ml.lllcal Clock 10 •9.l Tajl<,!)[ the Town. 8:11 Nm 10;oo World Neill 1:00. M"-'••' 11•00 W nderful W ......., CJ-L .,.,. • orld of Music 9:30 Song & Story Boor 11J 05 Mbmlng Melodies 9:§ Famlly Worship Hour ~= 10:00 NtWI . .. · . RlnJ) . 10:116 Hllb Sebool Hit Parade IL45 ·World NI!WI · ·10:55 Newa · 11:35 ..MIWIP .Co\!nly· NeWI,, :11:00 AriiiY Time 12:. 00 Commamlly Newa l'ro&1'am-l'rL · 11'011·1 "11'55 . 12:00 NeWI 'Roundup sa Tilt Do u.- Room I.• ,05 Local . News 12<10 Markell U:20 Bulletin Board : w·J11111 AVI!rlllll 12'15 Mld, n ... W lh Nooo Report · :•ony . 11 er 12:25 News 0 Gr&QII Muslo·JI!Iffor You 1~:20 B!lllelln l!olrd 12:30 Sllunll!' Matinee . 11 u Goess 12:25 NeWI 0 ~1'11111 : ler'a Gul!ll Star-Frl. 1,55 Ne~. , 12•30 Agrlcullui'e 1:00 Plattv Party • ,.~. 1:00 Sa MatiJJM t:ll Bluttnlr Sbow-T-Tbur. U:45 Counll'y Go Round 2:55 NeWI 1:35 NeWI Ileal 3:00 Saturday Matinee t:IO Local NtWI 2:00 Country <)a Round 3:5S News t:ll Bo'lrlllll Sc:oru 2.:55 N~ Belt t:OO Dlsclng lillb lloail f:OO 'llle Opeu Road 1:00 Mid t:SO Top Ten ~ l:fl 011 1<30 . 1:00 Newa Snmm..,. , . f:OO wii]J l:ll Publle 1ier9tco I:OI Oil NIWI t:30 . &:30 Sign Off , &.·."" Malle 'l'lml ., . II1111Mna 10' 00 e·o u n ::Y• ll:ao· -•·• w.,..... ...__,_,.., """"''""''' ....d I 5:00 5:05 5:15 5:25 TBIW J'IUD•Yo • On NIWI !, C U . wltida al4 e - vl ~~ ' 1 1 r' rt' r r1 ' BEDFORD --------------,·· .20 For Rent ment. Three large modern furnished rooms and bath. Utilltlea tumlsbed. See Fred Bolfman ot 2S6 So. Fourth • 9 '·01t~ · D:~ \'amily Worship H011r . 9:30 · ..U..Uc Service ° rtve aoU<i !bot tM number ol Mlllllrllld OD MCb dollar of ptopUtJ.olavh aD the~ oral Tos w ...... ---,-+--·~- 4'1$ •-t w., n.. U:.U ASC ~..- Radio 1:35 NOI'IJWI &aeft l:fS Cowrll'y lbpreiaa 7:05 llreakfut PltiJ 1:05 lllib St:bool Footlitll U:OO Top Teo ljbqw 12:00 Nooo Reporl 12:1i J - BUick Show 11:30 Rev. Merlln Te~ta 1 00 ' FOOiball Warmup l:li OSU FoolbaU l:fl Platter Party l:ts Sip Off 81lNDAY 7:00 Sip On NeWI 7:115 The Arllly Hour 1:00 Herald of Truth 1:35 Hour Dellfll'arlce 1:00 an.-. of He•llng "_. - ... __ 1:35 Tbo Bible Spgltt Tl You 10:00 vmc. Proph...., 10:llll "''""""of Sh--.•• --, 11:00 Country Ryma Time 12:00 NOOJJ Report 12:11 Tbe "'ar"' .., "" 12:llll RaY. Merlln Teeta 1:00 Billy Graham 1·.- t.u••--- Hour "" ....,,.., 1:00 'lbo Cburcll At Wort 1:15 Tbe ·Navy SWJnP l:illl 111t Bll Lie. 3:00 'llle Quiet Hour 1:11 111o Sllllday Sboweaaa f:3& World 1D RevieW 1:00 Blplllt LayiJIIII'I BOlD' 1:11 Sundown 8ereDada d ·~ ;~~~~N~D~S;LA~TI~~:;:;;;;;;;:r.rVi~~ ~~:'! 0<; YViiiT.iO"Mi':OUn-o:;;:==;;;"'l' : ..·. "f.~§GJ~~~.:;:uM/~• .,i.~ �• t:;!~~~~~~~~~~~~l~IIM Crawd Aftends.F'IrS t of ~~::in .A,.,ual Week of Prayer }'J erowd tirDe4; 0111 fill' Gocl'•;lllffertnl at man's apathy ~ Gl ~ and llll prom'- madt ill 1plle I .' TeachersP/an Currie~/~~ .in 1New Dwrsron I .· I Around And A&cut . Ml'ddleport &mday atteoooa teacberl or .....,. the. cblldren'a Dlvlllm ol Heath wiU ' . • STATE ~e~ 01 Mason County, West Virginia . L()QL .AND 1.. . oES ~ 111 ntll!lar *lion at . ' • Metbodllt Church School met the 1\Woulc Temple, TueldJ7 ' Wlll*" 01 Prayor ot man'• rebellloll against God to make plans lor tile ne• dlVI- at 7:411 p.nl. Monday evenlnl and His way. A·liC Don Grueser bu re- sion in the Cll11reh School cla8J. Chester Co\UICil, Dauahlen ol · ' Awards Banquet of fiM United The service JDciuded an orasiiil turned &o his baH in Orlando, es in prepM.a-ati~ fc:' the !!!W Awerlcii, will' meet 1:: regu!er 1 p~-elu•de by Mrl. Slellf and Con- Fla. alter spending a holidaY curriculum coming next filL iesslon Tueaday at 7:30 p. m. GoUen is Friday ~=:~~ I gregaUonal hymns of dedlcatioo leave wltb bll parents, Mr. and '!be litorature needed lor the '!be charier will be duped ID 0 N and consecratloo and prayer. Mn. William Grueser and dau- cl8850S was dllcusoed and the meinory of Homer Holter and PT. PLEASANT - Tbo AnTuesday evening· Rev. Ruppelt ghter, Debbie, division o! the ~as~s was nolo members are regueated to we"' nual Awards benquet of I he boot-pastor, Rev. Howard will give the evening sermon sunday gueats ot Mr. and eel, which will mclUde the nur- white, Quarterly_birthdays will • Men's G<>ll AsaoclaUon of Hid18 ·~~~ presided wjtb·the Pres- entitled, "Prayer of the Proph- Mrs. Dwight Wallace 111111 ram- !ll!l'Y, kindergarten, and the ele- be bbsei'Ved with potluck- dinden Valley Country Cll,lb will ·~ ·Choir presenting the ets" with Rev. Nyle Borden _of 11 were the Jailer's mother, mentary grades, one : through ner following tb' meeting. be hold Friday, January lftb p ~ . oiltbem, "The New the Mt. Moriah Church presid- Jrs. G. c. Knox and sister, Mrs. sill, which will coincide with The Ladlea Auxlliary of the PT. PLEASANT - The $th beglnnlna at f ::IO p.m. In I he Ft. PLEASANT - out accomr anled by Mrs. ing. Putnam Bragg of McConnel•- the public school grades. MlddleP<!rt Firemen. will meet Aniwa! Hay & Silage Show is Farmen Hotel dlnlnl room In publicans filed f~rl ~~~0' :01 &telff. organi~t. Special music will be present- ville Ohio. sunday evening the flrlt study Tueoclay evePing at the home scheduled for January 15, IS, GalliA.. !!"~· wiUOhlo.be presented and :;.h~o~~~1nce Ct.eu"':i Marvin Dowson, ed by the Mount Moriah church. ~ nd Mrs Adolph Sael· session on. "Our Miss!..-. To- of Mr. and Mro. Everett Bach- and 17, 11184. II will begin wltb .. ~~ Church minister, Wednesday evening the 101'111· r~ ~ their annual day," was presen~ with Rev. ner at 7:30 p.m, registration of exhiblll from offtceno for the coming year will Clerk. bt sermon topic, on will be given by Rev. Nyle "':"" a v ation In Mlsmi, Fla. M. E. Dowson in charge. 'lbere Mason County !armers starting be elected. The bjnqllet Is open All persons wlahlng to " which took uP entitled. "Through the wmter ac JAN. I January 15 at 10:30 a. m. and to aU male club -il\embera and candklalea In the May prlma17 1 the south. were approximately 20 present of the general theme of Given Media" with Rev. Fred and other ~ remaining at the first meeting with other Whltt> Rose Lodge or Middle- continue unlll 12 noon on Janu- tile "'fll Is $2.50 per person. All eJebtlon must file between now ~;we<:k, "Man's Contact with Gardner, presiding and special Thetr '"::• rt where he Is com- meetings scheduled for Jan. 12, wt will meet Wednesday of. 'ary 16. peno!ls planning to attend !DIY and the first of,, February. Rev. Dowson spoke of music by the Church of Christ In Middl po ements to enter 19, and 26 begiJtnlng each Sun- ternoon at 1:30 p.m. at the le- The big event !or Mason Coon- place their reservation by con- Filing MondAy were J . F. choir. pl~ting arrang sec- day evening at 7:30p.m. Mem- gion hall 'l'ltb Mrs. Otho Watts, 1y fanilers will be held agalll.at tactlng William GUmour at Wheaton, Ashton, lor County R v Donald Boone of the ,Rio Grand~lege for the hers of W.S.C.S. taking I he Mrs. Patrick Gallagher and the Ohio Valley Experiment phone 43 or Paul Wedge, phone commissioner, which is a ~ Fir~ Baptist church \viii speak ond s~mos • d study course will count for cred· Mrs. Carl Mattox u hostesses. Farm on Route 62 jUst north of 140:1 oo or before January 15th. year term. Mr. Wbeaton was a i'lr•tv Thursday evening on the topic, Hobday guests 9f Mr. an it in !he Jurlsdlcfion . The study The Pomeroy Shakespeare Pl. Pleasant. former county .cliJNIIisslon.r. book Is written by .T K. Jones. club will meet Wednesday at The program will start at 7:00 •P\eaiiDI Valley lluplllll Rufus Hill,, Lf!mt, also flit!! • "Sinners on Search," wilh Rev. Mrs .. Adolph Saeleena and ~Clndc:JY Dowson presiding, and special Denrus, were their daughter Wilt A film strip was shown at 2 p. m. at !he home of Mrs. p. m. and continue until about for ,~ty (;).,mmllislonet. party was held music by the Baptist choir. Fri- family, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Co- !he first meeting and problems T. A. Hennessy, Butternut Ave. 10 p. m. on January 16. It ADMJIM'ED: Mrs. Cbarlea Incumbent Asseuor Everett evening at I he day evening Rev. Fred Gard- and sons, Pat and Chris of facing the modern church In a The Guild of Grace EpiscOpal will resume egaln on Frldiy, DaviS, . lll\'lnglon; Mrs. · Biter· H..Sayre,. 1\t, Pl~t. Ia seelr. . ' of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Da- ner o! the Church of Christ will lumbus. modern world with social issues Church will meet al the parish January 17 at 9:30 and end man ielomper, ·Gallipolis; MrS. ing reelectioll .a s. Mason COilnty memhors of the Mid- deliver the sermon on, "The Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. presenting barriers against spir- hoose, Wednesday, at' 1 :~ P~· with the awarding of premiums Jamea ·McClure, Evans; Mrs. Assessor for .anotl!er lour year Church of Christ choir. Closeness that Can Exist be- Bernard Fultz and children, !tual lorces in mankind. The Fedet'O~ Circle will for those participating In JUdg- Joseph Forbes, Pl. Pleasant; term. Earl c. Motu', former 'Mao iiJ~'ts were Mrs. David Darst, tween God and Each of Us." Beth, Barbara and Becky, a~d meet In the church social room lng and exhibiting. A very com- Jobn Adkins, Pt. Pleasant. soo County Sheriff, filed a noDave Farlner, Roy Special music will be present_ed niece, Kathy McOmber ol Piq: • Wednesday at_7:30 p. m. petenl sta!f of spe~kers are on DISCHARGED: Ralph Staats, tlce of his candidacy for sherRev. Fred Gardner by the Methndist choir wiih ua have ~tun:""' fror_n a boll JAN. 1 the agenda !hiS event and Bancroft· Florence Mackley, Iff, Mr., Miiltr 11etwtl flitlr year1 Scott assistant or- Rev. Boone presiding. d~y vacation m Florida. ~ Mem,llers of !he Eleanor Circle all farmers should make a spec- Pt. Pleednl; Nettle Cempbell, as sheriff before the present the church. The meetings begin each eve- vlSlted with Mr. ~lh~'sradUPI S Or or Healh Methodist church will lal el!ort to attend. Show Is PI Pleasant; Mrs. Daris Jar- Sberll! Griff Durbin. exchange was held dur- nlng at 7:30 p. m. and the Edwards (former e meet Thursday evening at the The Hay & Silege PI Pleasant. A sherlft may not succeed _ 1 9 focial hour and games lsters cordially invite the pubI~:~l B;.':g:ndso~J . church at 7:151.0 atend the week sponsored ~ ~rso';. A son to Mi. ud himself, but is eligible arter an- Fifth Annual' Hay, Silage Show Set 4 RepubliCans File Papers As Candidates ops "J u:'. Millio =Ia is Held fvenrng '::i Program Grven 8 p '/ Y Lefort Sc.hoo/ r:: 8 dir":t~b:~s ~~: ror !r :::!0::: 18 par:~~· and IJl." game the pr~se~ ~;atbe P;:gr;~d.::~ ~~~~~:"cit;:ces 1 C::.':'! b BIRTHs: :·~ ~~ next at the Prea· otb; r:rson has served a 1our 181 of 1;: P,.resslonal Mrs. Charles of the refreshments , , day. Enroote _home they also the Letart Fallo Elementary ThTGolclen Rule class of the agricultural workers In the adaugblerto · · ye r_m_··--~-'Debbie Grueser, Ka- Gu1nlher Clunrman visited with fnends In Jackson- school at the December meet- First Baptist church of Middle- county. · ert Brown, Gallipolis. Tw Charlotte of Men's Dinner ville, Ala. where they fanner· ill,g of the P. T. A. Mrs. A. E. port will hold Its monthly meet. Gr(lnt o . l"Orcea and Wayne Dsvis. They resided for a time. Wheeler, president, welcomed 1ng ai 8 •45 P m Thursday at I" In Circuit Court • cookies, sandwiches, sal- The January meeting of I~ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz the parents and ~ends and ~ born~ of ·Mr~. Gerald AnPT. PLEASANT- Two ~ p~tl~ic~co::ffee and candy. Method~st Men of lhe United and daughters accompanied pledge to flag In tlli!JIOD, follow- thony. A short business IOSsXm o o vorces were gt'!lnted In Circuit 1, were elected MethodiSt church Nas held Sunniece •. Kathy McOmber to ed by prayer by Mrs. Early wjll be beld and refreshments Court, judgment wao granted iD !he business Si!ssion with day everung at the church ~or her home tn Piqua Sunday af- ~ Roush, was given. . will be serv~. All members are 0 one civil action, and one actlo.ll Davis named presl- 6:30 dinne_r, with Eddte Gum- temoon. Mrs. Dale Hill, program chair- urged to atiend. EASANT - Mason Pleasant, lost control of his car was dismissed on Monday. Mrs. William Grueser, as chairman. Richard Hays of the U. S. Na- man, announced the variOUS The Chester Garden club will PT. PL 911 f accidents and went over a 12 root em- Harry Harden was gran~ a president; and Mrs. Ed- Following the dinner, Miss vy, has rebtrned to the Great numbers. Mrs .. Lee Lee, vocal meet Thursday at 6 p. m. at County had~~~· d~e to Icy bankment. Bolter(' C. Roush, 48, divorce from Mary Harden, an4 Ellensworth, secretary-treEbersbach showed col- Lakes Naval Training base In instructor, assi.sted _by Mrs. the home of Mj's. Guy Summer- Monday ~~~on.' Two rsons Letart, struck the same spot Clara Ann Vaughan was grantslides taken on her recent Illinois a!ter spending a boll- Buck, Mrs. Alktre, Miss Circle field with Mrs. Buell Ridenour road C?" . t r w~ con- causing him to lose control end ed one fl'om James Thomas were Mrs. Arthur to the Holy U!nd and a leave with his molher, Mrs. and Mrs. Grimm presented their as co-hostss. were InJUred an~ h: e his truck upset. A third vehicle Vaughan and given care and director • Kathy McEIbusiness sesston. 'Yas held, Stella Hays and his brotjter' Da- students m a very well recelv- The Past Councilors of Theo- Slaerable f~ y a~a~s upset at the same place custody or their one child. Mrs. William Grueser. with Leo Crew presiding. . .. Richard celebrated his 19th ed program. Grades 1-2-3 .•f dorus Council Daughlerl of Oscar . ;~lzer abos itai moments later but tbe.name of ' 1n the civil action of Sear$, ' Davis, Mrs. Susan Present were George Smttb, birthday while he was home Miss Ctrcle and Mrs. Alktre America will meet Thursday was taken to l p!ac- the driver was not available. At Roebuck & Company vs. Loii Mrs. Edgar Aliens- C. E. Blakeslee, Max Ward, C. He and his brother exchanged sang Christmas carols and pre- evening at the home of Miss suffering from a b'!enab~'slons least five one-car mishaps oc- and Geraldine Saleo, Middleport Oscar Roush, Mrs. F. Tompkins, Charles R. Karr gifts and shared a large decor- sented a dance routine. Little Erna Jesse with Mrs. Olan lal la~ratt011S aid t I 7·45 curred on Route 6Z near West Ohio, the plaintiff was IJ'BN.,.. ·aardll•er, Mr. and Mr". 0 . Sr., Frank Vaughan, Leo Crew, ated cake, a gUt from hls moth- Miss. Pat;'!Y Sayre played the a~; Gundwln as the hostess. followmg an a~ ~':at." ~te Columbia with no injuries, only judgment in the amount of McKln~y. Debbie Grueser, Ralph Moore Re_v. C. Melvin er. Richard was recently chos· cordi~n Away In, A Manger The Meigs County Fox Hunt- a. m, Mond~ k brid e. wrecker service being required $587.05 with interest and costs George Memhart, Char- Alkire, Eddie Gumther, Kermit en honorary petty o!licer In and Silent Night. Grades S-6 ers Assn will hold lis regular Z near Sal! ee h tt. get the vehicles back on the from the de!endants. Glaze, David Wiley' Way- Walton and • guest, Roy Kasof recreation at the of Mrs. Grimm and Mr. Nease montillv ;..cling at 8 p m on The acci ent occ~ bw ~ a highway The clvll action of Gay Csspqtn':s, Cash Bohr, Sarah Pee- par. &6 a result ol his athletic sang "Silver Bells," "0 Come Jan 9 'at Bold Knobs . . northbound car dr en Y en. to vs Elmer l.oon)ls was dis~~W:I:I•:y~a:nd:;:lh:e~gu=es:ls~~~!""-.:~~~~~-, ~:~: in sports. All Ye Faithful," ""!,alklni In a The U!urel Cliff Beiter Heallh netb Price, :18, Hogsett~:;;en! TO HONOR THREE. mis~ Wllh prejudice to the Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Meyer, w;~~~Won:~":dMl~~!\~~ Club will meet Thursdey at ~~~ =tr~~~~he:. dlteh, COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP])-'n_Ie plaintiff. Columbus, were holiday guests w sno · 7·00 p m al the home of . liall Columbus Touchdown Club will - - - -of her !amily, Mr. and Mrs. room won the attendance ban- Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Beech St., ;l:ki~:\: ~~h:: ':oth! honor 1hree athletes at an allWITH COMPANY K . Manning Webster and her bro- ner. with Mrs. Merlin Tracy as co- car driven by Robert W. Oliver, sports dinner Jan. 17. MASON - Manne Prtvat~ ther Joe Reichman. They alhostess ' 6 H tt u Jobn Pennel of Norlheastern William W. Chapman, son o so vlslted ln Huntington, W• Va. ANNOUNCE BIRTH The .Cstholic Women's Club Jr., I ' ogse ' ~ vehicle Louisiana State College will be Mrs, Augusta ,Chapman, Is serwith Mr. and Mrs. Geor110 Van p Mr. and Mrs. Rog';;',.Bu::~ of the Sacred Heart church will u;:' ~~~~g~!:ytlt:nd an oocomror pole vaulti~g over 17 ving with Company "~·" Third Zandt. omeroy announce meet In the sanctuary Thurs- o , . ' M Lowe feet outfielder Hank Aaron of Battalion, Sixlh Marmes, SecMrs. Ed Haggerty is I~ Cin- of a son at St. Jos:ph day at 7:30 p. JR. for a rosary, ~ carlO::'".:tr~ of rhis car' the •Milwaukee Braves for a 10. ond Marine Division, Fleet MarMrs Roy Jones Sr. and Mrs. cinnati wilh her grandchildren. Parkersb:, ~- B~··ce The~ !ollowed by the regular meet- cr~:O the highway and slrik: year .320 batting average and ine Force, Camp Lejeune, N.C. $9.88 Harold Jones visited Sundaf Her grandson, Tommy ~amed, daug~~!r Anla ;.,d an- ing in the church auditorium. ing ~ Low vehlcie bead-on. catcher Elston Howard of the His unit constantey con:.ct. with Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Hill. ard, is scheduled ~or surgery. a K In' Mr ~nrl Mrs The Pomeroy Bend Citizens' Oliver was trealed at Pleasant New York Yankees, !or becom- amphibious warfare tra ~ns Jimmy and Suanna McClung MISS Hulda Klem has return- ~lilt r :";; evf Pom~r and Band Radio Club will hold Ill Valle Hospital !or lacerations ing the American League's exercise• to . lliSUre uxn al 0 returned to !heir home, Marioo ed to her home after several Mr n ~ ~ Ben B:kley of regular monthly meeting at the of mouth and brulsea of the I1mos~~t~v~al~u~ab~Je~p~la~y~er;_;;in;..;,:11163;;;;;;·~;;;rea~dl;;;n;;;ess~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-; "iii~l5l5l5~1 Sunday, after spending the boll- weeks . vi~it i~ New York City R~-::me ~re grandparents. Second Ward Fire Hall In Porn- arm and leg. Property damage it '" days vacation with their grand- and CmcmnaU with relatives. Mae Reltmlre of New Ha· eroy Thursday at 7:30 p. m. to the Lowe and Oliver parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miss Nancy Reed and herba W Va Ia lbe great grand- Election of olficers !or IBM wUJ was . estlma~ 111 $2500. The Smith, who accompanied them tber, Mrs. Elmer Reed ve · • be held. Refreshments wiD be accident was invesuP~ by OHIO as rar as Lancaster where they relumed to their home In served. All IJlemberS are urged Statil .Pollee. were met by their parents, Mr. dleport alter spendln& ACCOMPANY OBOllP ID attend. Three one-car mishaps; reaultand Mrs. Thomas McClung. months m Florida. nnetb Rev. Marvin Dowson and Mrs. lng In property damege but no Larry Thomss or Columbus Mr. and Mrs. K~ nd M Leo Smith of Heath Melhndist Frienthhip Club persoual Injuries, were lnvestlspent the weekend with his par- Elhmney and Captatn a Ball church aro>mpanied a groop galed by State Pollee, all oc\ . er.ts. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keith Nelsof';,.. ?"::.U::.eeks ";;.. of church workers from Gallipo- Meeting Held , curring on the aame Icy spot on Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Don left Sunday . In Flor- lis and Pomeroy to Columbus • . Sand Hill road near the Country Rea and was accompanied home cation at Lehigh Acres Friday and Saturday where they The Story s ~ ~rtencls~p Club entrace around 7:30 a. m. Sunday by Mrs. Thomas and Ida. The Nelson children Dooglaa H. Singer 35 Pt. 8 conference for youth club Ibis year enjoyed lis ChriBIdaughter, Melinda, who have staying with their grandparenll. raJ concems Plana Inm&B meeting and gift exchange ' ' THURSDAY, JAN. 9 been the guests of her parents Capt. and Mra. Nelsoo mo district .~mlllar r 0 r with dinner at the Gene Ball M B lu G. NOT OPEN for the past ten days. been holiday guests of b';f ~ consider problems per- restaurant at Pt. Pleasant, W. " ' ear wes Reliable and SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan ents, Mr. a~ Mrs. Ruase a • to ·uvenile delinquency va. Dinner at Home Space Age Sealed 10-11 were Monday visitors In Park- ey and family. ehlll r and ~ases The confer- Thursday a.t the repllar meet- M111. James Bearhs en~rtaiDHOOT" ersburg, W. Va. . John and Mark Tann wu held ai the Chltten- lng olflcea were filled for the ed wltb a dinner Sunday at her Circuitry Lee, .J~l IIElevlperrne Collins and soo Silas of Middleport, and Johanledeu~, ~~~·Hole! In Columbus coming year' being Mrs. Weal home In Flatwoods honclt'lng her and Mrs. Doris East- Pomeroy, RD, accompa Y " • Powell, president; Mrs. Ear I husband on bla birthday. 11 man and children of Bearwa~ Chesler Tannehill, vis!~ RELATIVES VISIT Taylor, vic• pl'esidenl; Mrs. A decorated birthday cake ler Ridge visited Sunday wltb urday evening lrl Kanawha and of relatives visited Fred Taylor, treasurer, and Mrs. was served with the dinner to Mr. and Mrs. George Logan, W. Va., at the home of Mr. with Mrs Dessie Pat- Eugene Wyatt, ·secretary. AI Mr. and Mrs. Charles WilderHemlock Grove. Mrs. Clarence Parsons and son at her ho;.e w Main !he next maeting the ways and mulh and daugltlera, Sandra, caMr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel Steve, who Ia U• S. Midget II- St Present were Mrs • Rudy means committee will be select- thy and Teresa_, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Rei- ble tenn1s champwn. The boys Sh pherd and daughle;.. Nan- ed by the president. The club Allen Dill, the honored guest bel and daughters visited Sun- pracliced with .and played a· • d J~nnle and Mrs' Azal· this year voted to give the Mid- and sons, Tim and Scott and the 8 day at Wilkesville with Mr. and gains! Steve, who Will d = ~ltb and children· David dleport E-R squad $25 a• one of bosteso. Mr. Bearlts received Mrs. Harley Strong and family. his nati?nal title In Calif .:: Becky of Parkersb~rg, w. Its club pledges. a number of nice gUts. Pvt. E 2 Charles Hatfield re- early thiS summer. • Pic. and Mrs. Michael nsr. blrned to Ft. Belvoir, va. Mon. and sons Timothy and· Clara B. Coen D.ea PRESENTS GIVEN day after spending a ten day SON IS BORN K nneth or· El• Paso Texas· Tjle Yoong Adult Ciasa of e .Zf' tube (overall dlag.~~Sq·i~ picture leave with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. F. Blair ed Mr and Mrs Jl~ Patter: Col b tl!e First Baptist Church of e SuHr-powerful "New V1~" Tuner Raymond Hatfield . wallader of Dubhn, Ohio, an · B 1· of Ra lne Friday in , om U8 Pomeroy took gift wrapped · e 2?,500 volttl of piCture power !d~~~~~~ averap) ) Mrs. Wilma Dutcher and son, announcing the birth of a 8011 son and son reo c · L. J. Homer baa received Christmas presents the day bee Bortd~-on g[are-pi'O<If safetY WjndQW 1 Mark have moved Into Ute Es- at the Riverside Methodist HosTWO BONDS POSTED word tb•t his sister, Clara M. fore Christmas to the younger e Dependable Space Age Sealed Circuitry 1 kew property on Cave St. pita! on Dec. 31. This Is their Tw bonds were sled the Coen of 30 Sherman Avenue, children of the Children's Home, e ExtMdad.-range tiUO:COne speaker Mrs. Dorothy Bentz and chi!- flrsl child. Grandparerits are ~wo da , In the~ 0 u n 1 Y Colu~bus, passed away Friday, Monejr was given to the older dren Nancy, 1,mmy and Eric Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr of F:..nk W Porter, Jr. January 3rd. Friends in Melga children. Everyone received of Racine visited Sunday after- Langsville and Mr. and Mra. Marvin Goett Ne~ Haven put county will remember Mrs. something. noon with Mrs. Edith Teaford Floyde B. Cadwallsder 0 up hi& $2'1.50' bond !or pa~l<ing coen, whos<! !wsband, Pearl ----see the many•oth~r tn~el~·otACA \ti ..tn• ' and llOII, CecU. Lynchburg, 0. A '!'"'11 over a dooble yellow line Sun- Coen, was a mine olflclal tUlVISITED RELATIVES ;;;.=='"-"-iiiiiiiiii=iiiii=•,l mother Is Mrs. Cecile da His hearing in court Ia set ed while on an Inspection of the Dan Hertung, Akron, spent Black & White and ·~ar.k.. 9 Cl'llor T ele-. of Lynchburg. Mrs. Alpha Barr y. F iday Charles w Work· Sunday Creek Mlile at Mlllfleld his Cbrlstmaa and New Year visiQr1 r-· RCA Victor Play· Is a week In Columbus ~t~rville Mond~y poat- In 1930 when the alaastrou8 mine holidays with Mary Jordan, lor the a $2'150 bonci far apeeding accident OCCIIr!ed. Pomeroy, ana hla grandpa""nts, ers !...i.' l11ble Model R~los d . ·on to road conditions. His hear- Mrs. Cooo l,s survlv~ by her Mr. and Mro. Val Hartung, Ch.. Elberlefds second flocir and be'· ' . · Women's ing was aet for Ju. 11. brother, !AJwr~ Heil)er, R.D. ter. Durmg the holidays Mn. of the ispeci~l va,lu.e• · i~ No. 1, Pomeroy, t'l'a .nieces 11t1l Eliza PoweR and daughter Mary DEMONSTRATION MEETING of state, aod a nepbew. Btrn- Jordan and Dan ~IIi . vlsltthltl'!iitur;e·: t·or Y.Our home .dur,lngt t~e Jn· Tbe Alfred Home Demonstra- ard C. Black o(. , ~lie. ed with Mrs. Powells~· Mr. <F.ut,nitillre So.jt ;on ~he 2nd an~ 3rd 11oo club will hole! its next meet- Friends were rec>!JVed at I he and Mrs. CllfO!ICO Jordiin and N & M Widths 1ng .., ThUrs., Jan. ttb, at tb Denton, ~ldsOn and· Kuhn !amlly, Pom" ·and_Mr. and homel of Mildred Bernard. Pro- Jl'uneral ~·· , 1203. ·8. ,- Broecl Mrs. Fl~yd J~ ~ !lllnlly, am subject "Meal Service for St., ColumbiJII. lfU In Al~eilll . .'l'beJ~ "11!!' vlmted other tltrerent Occasionl," led by Green ~WIJLCelll'!\!11!.· ¥<. L. lrlends.·1llln, ,EliZa Pow~~ and elm FoUrod and. Hue! Stout. J. Heiner, ttr1,·ijiil"t.ln.f Jalll- daugilt.i', lllal')' .~Jlfl!f on Mrs. A ...;.,.JUek dinner will be serv- es Clatworth\o were Ill Oolilmb\la .Wilbe- · 'l'hOmils, Chester, MIDOUI'OlT, 0-___..eel....~ - 11!1!!11. &uridav _______ . SundaY.. ~. -" •~~ , _., . ~o,. ·\ 'i• .!!.1. ·' .,I• .: \: . T. ~ ·"' ., lie. D' . R3Sh 0 f ACC dents Blamed 0 Jcy Slick ConditiODS ohnson Would Put Bralil On Budget, Nuclear Costl : . WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presi- and providng medical care for ochoolo, Hbrarleo and ~ dent Johnson today announced ' the aged. than ever were aull!o~ a surprise slash In f e de r a I He also called r..- reform of 'any previoos sessioa 4/11 ClliJ spending below curmt levels. "our tangled transportation opd gress. · .11 lil~liio He also ordered a cufback in transit policies," the "most ef· Then, obvloualy nuclear prnduetlon in a dramat- fective , efficient !oreign aid pro. approachill!l natlollal . ic bid to end the "provocative gram ever" and more homes, (Continued .., pap ' l!f mindf==·' and wasteful" arms race. MainJy About People In pomeroy = FURNITURE '£:'•t;:· Mrs. Downie Dies At Age 1 th: THEATRE ELBERFELDS "i DANISH MODERN TV u rfj ° f( RcA VICTOR New' Stei'eo take · · · Snow Boots $3·" .. •$12-" Burlff THE SHOE BOX - ·- ---- . ~ .t .. "' • >:.". ~"' • ' ,·~" •. )/'. "' ' ' -;r Beegle NeW' Fire Chief In Rae...e , mJ ~ >'lpitlla COLUMBUS - Nearly 1,000 members ot O!Jio fair bolrds were til meet here Jan. 14-IS for !heir annual conveatoa. GIW. Ja·nes A. Rhodes ..Ul holdo ne or is cabinet maetings at the convenUon. ' . firo � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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