https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ce96aa73bc55f3e7dcb02cd96c19413.pdf 7c8b9ca24706324fd3e7e88ca2a6594a PDF Text Text '' • ll I la_ms L d• ea lng Oh • S lO ' ' ea [S l a.oan,r sent!D~t, Pomeroy-Vlddleport, o~ ,Jm. ~'· Ceremonial is H_eld ~or Two Candidates a e '' J 1~ Mainly About·lnterrogatien on Way of People In F' Scout PIan A ceremonial was beld I or Li e eatures Pomeroy when M a r y · J; condldates While Shrine of Jerusa· A dramatic lnler!Ogallon ba&- the· evening program and lead ·r ecutlve vice president of thel!l<ltioo for the 1964 campaign. Pennsylvania IDdependRlt Mr. WUJiams wUJ be lntroducphooe Aasoc1allon. In I!K6 he "' Easter Seal campaign CAITH! back to Ohlo as vice pres- worken at the second annual · manager aod d> All-Ohio Kickofl Luncheon , me. evenin at ed on "Our Way of Lif~" has a dlloUaslOn ·at ·ID the. basta of o1 General Telephone ol. February :!3 at the Southern 'Ho- Mrs. Garland Weaver return- I~,IO~:,t :Uidsy I been suggested fer 35 ,Elplorer ~!" as related to with beatlquarlel'l in Mar· tel, Columbus. where Easter ed ID her home, Vandetia, Fri- I · w: wcrlhy posts ID carry out in JanuarY lreedo1111, rig~, •nd l'1!llpollo E. wnnams, of 1on, and lour ye&l'l later assum- Seal children chQSen 1D repre- d&y after spendmg several days hlgF;rn . C~se~.::s 'Allen Hugb- in the Tri-State Area Councn, !ibilltles, o1 ~lean cill....~-"'ent o1 General tbe chief executive pool. sent the wppled children in w11h ber father, John Sauvage. ptcnesh ss,oJ hep•~-•- pre- Boy Scouts of America. ship. . .. ~ 'ti d E es, wa man s '""""• uiM l Jn•~0 ~01!8 Coolpally of Ohio. At PI'<!Sehl General Telephone commum es, an aster Mr. and Mrs. Walter 'l'llomas sided Presented and welcom- Using the se._ an ...,. • •Thla E>:piOI'Inl activity d• c..,palgn will run for telephone service chairmen from those com- and family of Crooksville were ed ~ere Naoma Brinker' dis- rogation room of a prtaoner-of. stgnod lor hlgb IChool age boya ~ntn during the Easter In 70 counties and will gathe~. Satunl&y evening dinner guesbl trict deputy ; Elsie D. Smith, war camp, the Esplorero wUJ glvea us an' fpportUillly ll, March I through March 29, WUJiams has offered Leaders In pro•lding services of his brother and slater-in-law, Edith Hutsinplller, Ellzobetll be a~ed ID desert~. su~~ worda make """' .that they can .,.. will be carried on by of nnembers handicapped cbildnm and Mr and Mrs. Everett 'l'llomas. Le Nellle Trocy Jennett as Amerlcaniam, capital· presa In their· own words the llf-1~•1 Easter Soel units of Ita ,local offices in in Easter Seal units m . Ro~rts Pauline AWns Mabel ilm," "democracy," "free en- almple principles on which our with the Ohio Society. local Easter Seal Counly Include Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James J . Guln- Be 11 • M lW!e Wlng~tt and terprlse," and "free world" as ay of life Is based"· Lovtna goal of the Easter organize activities and Meinhart, N. 2nd-av, ther and .family spent the week M Me h a past worthy high contrasted with communiSUc w, id ' ntte... has been set at president of I h e end with relatives In Columbus. ;Yle ug .es, nd Harry P. Ideas of "collectivl.sm," "btind sa · which represents a 10 Society lor Crippled Re d M . E E Ro sh S ~~ s~es hn a Roberts Ernest obedience to the party," "Abol- Other Explorer activ(les sug. increase over last and Mrs. Bernard v. 81) rn. · · u m ' 0 · ' ilion of religion," and "totall· gested by the Boy Scouts Of . I RoGrant-st Middleport of L&kevoew and Mrs. Charles Wmgett, V~rgll Atkins, . Allen tar Iau way of life. " Amenca . lor J an-, ... ~ IncIude h Tills Increase is his members 1p n = . • W'thr of Min rsvtlle were H ghes and Jesse Brmker 1 •"-. Williams points Club, which organizauon Seal chairman lor 11164. Thu "~~ e dl ta ut h of h pherds ' The Explorer posts will select wlnter camping and a brleflnl rauay even1ng nner gues wa c man s e :-\ an1 th li . rd . · ti~:Ruso of the increased format10n of the fl of Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl, A memorial was held f 0 r consultants wno &i'e convers . on e re g1ous awa s pro~,... lor servkes being National Societies for CripMulberry Heights. Frank Scholz, 0 past wutch- with American and cOIJlJIIIIDlS- gram. by local units. A recent Children in 1919 He began Funeral services for man of shepherds Elsie D. tic systems of government such Through the religious awards showed that 3,1100 childtelephone career in 1926 m W<lliam Allman, Middleport, Mrs Charles Withrow' and Smtih and Lililan Stell! report- as a teacher, lawyer, or JUdge, program, the Explorer carries ba<l been added to local native Pennsylvama and who died unexpectedly at Hoi.Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Rousb ed a viSit to sick members. Jle- B~rt W. Lovins, Scoot t'l>m· QUI specific . CDUriiOS of' study for special shoes, braees to OhiO as specJal serv· zer Hospital Tuesday were conwere Saturday evenmg dluner ported ill were Zelia Cross, Eb- miSSioner of the Tri-State Area and service under the guidance crutches and that service• · representative m Erte Wit- dueled Friday lillernoon at 2 guests of Mr and Mrs. Lee Carnahan and Ruby Halll- Connell, explamed. The consul- 1 hi minlate ri 1 btiiwnlilltg to per cent of the he was appointed diStrict p.m. at the Rawlmgs-Coats FullGibbs of Hartford, W. Va. Gladys May was reported tant will lay the groundwork for ~I, !::;"bishop,\~ :!ttg~~us load were being given to commercial supervisor at eral home, Miss v1rgmia Fisher of Char-lin distress having lost mother counselor, no matter where he esper~ally those suffer- ion, then ' returned to Rev. M. E. Dowson and Rev. Richard Pickens Middleport leston, w va. was the weekend by death. It was announced has his Scouting affiliation. from strokes and crippling vama for a year to act 88 ex- Howard Ruppelt were theoffi· ail carrier IS 'recuperating guest of her aunt, Miss Nettie ,that the Pt.. Pleas~nt OES local boards. to accidents, minisrers for the serv- m ' Koehler would have mspectiun on Feb---------· addition:· Mr. Williams is survived by hiS Wife, from ~mergency surgery perruary 3 0 "there has been a 25 per IS and three sIsters, formed Friday at Meiga Mem- Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs A vaientlne party and potIn VISits to epdepEthel Matheny, Nelson- onal Hospital HIS W.'fe has returned home Sunday a Iter luck refreshments were plan· 14 per ceflt mcrease en Mrs. Mary Wallace, Hunt- been at the hospital With him. spending several daya In '!burs- ned for the next meeting. therapy, and nearly W. Va ; and Mrs. Tom Homer Jones IS a p~tlent at ton with their daughter and son- At the close o! the meeting, per cent increase in camp, Akroo. Mellis General H'\'lplta. In in-law, Mr. and Mrs, RaY potluck refreshments were ser- PT. PLEASANT _ One per· JAN. IS and other recreational ser- Mrs Grover Salser of Pomeroy Pullins and family. Their grand- ved Allman was tong-lime Mrs .. Don Rice, Gravel Hill, son A•~ Rollin (Butch) Pullins · son filed for a seat oo the nonTile Disabled 1 Research covering mves- was guest speaker when t h e • ~ 11 M Co 1 Board nd th American A ·1· . Vet-U iiiaUor of causes o1 crtpp 1mg supervisor of the Moddle- has been a patient at Meigs who has been home on leave • par san asoond f un Y erans ·a e ux11ary WI . Women's Miss10nary Society of of Ed t1 1 · M DiviSion, Columbus a n d General Hospital for tbe past left Saturday for Coli!~-•" and uca on a our persons meet m regu ar sessions ond II its prevent Ion, an a ev1- the Pomeroy First B a p tis t uuwa I' led 1 lttee F "d I 'iouth.ern Ohio Eleclflc Co. Acseveral weeks. . fror. , thel·r will go to Japan ' or comm men " ay day at 8 p. m. suffering due to Crippling met Thursday evening 1 ~ t :h c· it Cl k' ff" !t~~s, Is being stepped up the church. pallbearers were Mr. Cliff Mrs Olan Gt'nh."mer and dau- where he will be statmned for a ' e_ lfCU er s o Ice. The Women's Society lr Cbri.. grants by the National The meeuug, in charge of the Nelsonville Di- ghter, Judy, of Columbus, are two years. l Earl H. Keefer, 43, or Letart, tian Serv~ of Heath Methodist also advanced tralnmg J E Foster, president, Max Davis, Roscoe Wise guests o( her daughter and fam· is the first to file for a seat on Church wdl meet Monday ey. publications lor profession· with the theme Kmg, John Welsh and ily, Mr and Mr. Wllliam Sher- Mrs Bernice .. Johnson left the Board of Education In the ening, January 13, at7:30 p. m. engaged m rehabillHall The Power of Jesus' Zerkle. Serving as honor- idan and deught<rs, Maria and Sunday for a VISit m Wheeling, May 12 primary. Keeler is seek· at the church. Program leadare bemg emphasiz,~., , During the short pallbearers were members Anita Mrs. Genheimer and dan· W. V•' With her son and daugb· ing his t~econd term He was er ls Mrs. Emerson Jones with Williams, president of sessum, a card o! h•s crew Including A I b e r ghter were unable to return to ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer PT PLEASANT -Dr. C. L elected In the 1958 prlmary and Miss Bess Sanborn Jn charg• ~l!'"'·al Telephone Company of read !rom Esther Grover, Csrol P1erce, ~:m!':.u~:':a~u:yau~~n.:: Johnson. Brown, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Har- is serving a six year term. of devotions, Hostesses will be since 1950, became · college student, for gilt sent Carl Norton, Bert · . Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks vey Newland, Mason, and Mrs. Mrs. P. L, M1toh, Mrs. Law· --~W~.'~-tn~cr~i~pp~l:ed~c~h~il~d~re~n~·s~~ ~ he~ Bodimer, W11liam Reynolds and guests of the Sher.ldans were and son Tom of Reynoldsburg Ray Crank, Henderson, have LlJSter Adkins, Letart Route renee Milhoan, Mrs. Norman ;; Mr< F'oster devotional lead· Raymond Fisher, Herbert Hoov- Mr. and Mrs William Knight were w~ekend' guests of their been appointed by Judge James 2, democrat, filed for commit- Wayland, and Mrs, Kennetll · as her • topic, "Fellow er, car1 Hor kY and Ray m0 nd and Vchildren of Pomt Pleasant, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lee Thompson, Masoo coun1Y teeman for Cooper district• Byer. , used workers " taken from Psalm Hoce. Burial was made in Rlv- W. a. Weeks and Mrs. Herman Scholl. Circuit judge, !o inspect the Ma- Lillian Arrington, Galllpotis '!be Daughters of Ruth claSI POMEROY, OHIO M 's 1se had f he erview Cemetery. John Allensworth, an h 10 son Coonty Jad and report their Ferry IS. seeking election as of the United MethodiSt churcb rs. a r or r University student, spent I he Donald Morsan of Newark fi dl to the t ' "Chnstlan challenges m Masooic services conducted by weekend with his mother, Mrs. spent the weekend with Mr. and n ngs cour . Committeewoman oo the Demo- Will meet Monday, at 2 p·m. d TONIGHT & TUESDAY JOHN STURGESS' I I "''~· cities and small members of Middleport Lodge, Flossie Allensworth. Mrs. Eslle Mossman, Miners- According to the court order, crat ticket in Clendenin district. the home of MiSR Lydia Ebers"THE 363, F4<AM were held Thursday Ronald Evans of the Navy VIlle. He was accompanied the group shall ascertam and J , Watisce Burdett, Pt. Plea- bach, Prs.ver by Mrs. Joseph Cook evening with Paul Darnell In Air Force arrived this weekend home Sunday by Mrs. Morgan report. promptly to t_he court the sant, filed for nomination for The January meeting II tho II cioSI!d the meeting, after which W' a itklay leave with h is and son who spent the past week conditions of the )ad, how II is commltteeman of Lewis dis- Tuppers Plains School BooS:~' refreshments were served . wife, Janis and son, Jeff, who with her parents conducted and any changes or trict on tbe democrat slate, wiU be help Mondey at,1M Tup II Don. William Watson and Out-of-town relatiVeS h • r are at the home o! her parents, . Improvements which m their James Jordan, Cottageville pers Plalrui elemen'l'ry school. Dale Wipple to 13 members the services mcluded Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pickens. jndgment are deemed proper. Route 1 democrat candidate A get-acquainted program hal guest, Mrs. Salser. FraZier, Akroo; Mrs. Ma- He is also visitmg with his parTile lnspectliBI is required once for co.;,mltteema~ In Cologne been planned. Parents an • ry Wallace, Mr. and Mrs, Hall, 1 M d M Ed rd E 'I! a year by the West Vlrglma dlalrlct. friend• wiU have an opportu"' ens, r. an rs: wa vCnde Hunt1·ngton, W· Va ·•. Mrs. E" Reibeb Entertoin w• ans. Mro. Evans and son plan · lty to villi the school rooms to Matheny. Mrs. Bill Matheny, to return to Marvland with her A divorce order was signed see the children's work an c Thursday Afternoon F. Matheny and son, Ch~ck husband at the end of his leave. by Judge 'l'llompson Frid_ay talk with teachers. Mrs. H•nry Reibel Nelsoovdle; Mr. Roscoe WISe, He has been in Newfoundland. granting a dlvO!"ce to Darms The Pomeroy Elemental'} With a party Thursday Mianu, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. S da Is of M and Mrs E Northup from Thelma L. PTA will meet In the school ,. WID. ond THURSDAY J•nuary 15·16 Jjn<>On,hon?riRg Mrs. C E. Clark Leo Swick, Columbus; Mr. and Em':so: r.:::s wer.'Mrs. Dor: Northup, Of rS, USt auditorium Mooday at 7:30 p. NOT OPEN her b~rthday. Mrs. Henry Fowler, Eugene oth 0 d k Athens· Mr m. 11 will be "Fathers night'" A birthday cake Iced in Rusk, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Y anJ a~:· Shade.' cari MASON- Fourteen members QUIET WEEKEND and each father will be counted PIIIDAY thru TUESDAY white and decorated in pink Wilham Betz, Hlllards, Ohio; Emmett R ":' .' M c Burof the Freshman Class In v.. PT PLEASANT M a • 0 n twice for the attendance banner. ' l '!o ii'::J Janu1ry 17-21 the mscription, "Happy Birth· and Mrs, C. H. Wise, Jr d d a~i ~~ del.;, cational Agriculture at WahaCounty law enforcement o!fiA buzz sessioa will be held durW•lt Disney•• 11 ''THE INCREDIBLE sce cream and coffee Waverly. eMe and M e~"ll' r AI ma Higb School were initiated cers report a quiet weekend PT. PLEASANT _ Funeral lng the program boor. Hostessel JOURNEY" , were served by the hostess ID Day~~rece~:ly v:s::ed :'er ~ into the local cbapter, of Fu- ":ith only one arrest and no ac- service for Mrs. WUtie Rust, 91, will be the Fourth grade moth(Technicolor) Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Emerson Well, ther, Herb Chambers, who was ture Farmers of Amen~a on C.'dents _reported SUtedndathy even- was held Monday I p.m. at the ers. Tile execuUve commlltee U~ger, the Bull Terr1er in the Meigs Memorial hospital. December 19, 1963. Officers of lng, Officers re~r at ap- L. G. Mohr Funeral Home with wUJ meet at 7 p. m. precedl!lg Siamese Cat; Luath, Mrs. Arnold Hayes, Mrs. IJon. Labrador Retriever and: ley Re1bel and daughter, Faye Mr and Mrs. James Brewing- the chapler did the degree work parently Sundayds _heavy snow- Evangelist John L. Steele offic- the meeting. 1 Gene&t, Tommy Tweed Kathryn aoo Henry Reibe. ton and daughter, Sandra, of wllh, President Danny K~s !all had caused riVers to use lating. Burial was In s p r 1 n g The Ca,ndy Strippers will Scott, John Draine, Rio Grande, spent the weekend presiding._ extreme c~utlon as all roads Hill Cemetery. meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the talents of Rex AIMEETING POSTPONED at their home in Middleport. Tbe mam requtrennenl f?r the were considered hazardous and Mrs. Rust, died Friday evenMeiga Memorial hospital. MemNovel by Shella BursThe meeting of the WSCS Tile Chester Community M a d Mrs Lea Swick of Greenhand Degree, the hrst of there had been no accident calls lng at the home of ber son Da· bers are asked to wear unJ. scheduled Tuesday ::~;z~~ ;:~e atDemonstration Club NorwiD Col:~b~ speni the weekend in the four which may be attained received by County or State po- vld Rust, Hogsett, w. va: Sbe forms. the UnitedcorMethodist the home of Mrs. Middleport with ber father, C. m. the Fu~ Farmers of Am- bee. was a member of the Render- The executive committee of scheduled lor Tuesday Rose, Wednesday, Jano- H. Wise, Sr. and sister, Miss ~lca orga":1' 00 • ~"; the •~· son Church of Christ. She was the Middleport PTA will meet Down Your A•rlal has been postponed due ID wea1~, at 9:30 a.m. 0 Advance m Adm auion. • Ruth Wise They came ID at- : ' must Ure':; ar born at Red Houae on Decem- Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the ther conditions. During the morning session, tend funer~l services for Wll- l m :. VO!lllt :: bf toru lUre ber 2, 18'12 the daughter of the high school. Roger Keller and Mrs. liam Allman. c ass, mus a e c~rry late Henry and Mary Harmon. Jan. 14 Holter will show films and Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr., out a satisfac!Dry s~pervised Her huaband, David Rust, pre- Tile Middleport Athletic Boosa training program on Waverly, visited at their home farmmg program, recite from ceded her in death 30 years ago. ter Association will meet Tue.. "Meals and Manners lor Spec- In Middleport over the week- = r y : : .Jarm~r Surviving is another son, H. day evening at 7:30p.m in the ~us?":s~~::~.!"!t whi~~ end. Other visitors with them local ~hapte~ con~li;;ilm ~0: Clifford Queen eluJ: to Rubert F . Rudst, hMill eMrreek, W. vdin~·; ~uldleport High School cafeterwere their daughter and lam- reeeive a majority vole ~ tbe Grimm 1 acre In Addison twp. 1our aug ters s. Gera e 1a. quite Interesting. lly, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Betz hapter members at 8 regular 1 Ruasell Plymale etux eta! to Young, Kanawha City; Mrs. JAN. 15 The afternoon will be spent o! Hilliards. c tlng , Holzer Hospil'lll Foondatioo city Cora Melluso, Pittsburgh; Miss The Reedsville • Long !lotin textile painting and quUtlng. Mrs. Dale Moornlng has re-1 m~. recelvin the lot 274 in city. Emma Rust, Weston and Mrs. IDm Home Demonstration Club Anyone interested in attend· from Bloomington, in- 1 Carl DeV !t p ul Belva Metzer Plymale to Hoi· Rebecca Harper, address un- will meet Jan. 15 for an all day ing the all day meeting with a diana, where she spent the boti- : Bob ltu..!u ' a Hospital Foondatlon clty lot known; and 17 grandchildren. meeting at the home of Mrs. 1 covered dish dinner may days at the bonne of her ' ' in city, Warren Pickens. The topic ol tact Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Rose, or ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. ~;i~~r~:"hir:B;:. Kearns Minnie Fowler (dec'd) to Ada VISITS COUSINS this llU!etlng wUJ be "Meal Ser· Mrs. Holter lor further inlor· George W. Price and Dale Rot~' Alfred R 0 u 9 h' Wakjubs 2.56 acres in Gallipolis Dr. and Mrs. Roy Gilliland vice for Different Occasions." 110 CIA NT ___.,n.,........................... Bill, David, Penni, Debra, David Sneed' Mlke B r 0 w n' . of East Uverpool we1-e recent Class 12 Circle_::!, Hea,th 1m& I"" Randy. Mrs. Mourning Kenn F ~ Jim Wise ' Everett E. and Cynthia Cordguesta of their ,....Ina, Mr. and Methodist Chui'ch ww meet 12 LB. with the children while Mr. Y ry ' well to Frank and Pearl Mark- Mrs. Dwight Hoback. They left Wedneijday evening at the THE KEYS 18 YOUR Mrs. Price were In Florida. TUB! OOAliD TO MEET Ins .57 acres in Village of Vln- Wednesday for Avon Park, Fla. church at I p, m. Mrs. L. W. Mrs. Mourning also ' Tbe Middleport PTA too in Huntington twp. wbere they are bulldlll8 a new McComas wm be Ill c~ge of REPAIR PROBLEMS in Cnlumbu• enroute home live · BI)Jrd will meet Paris aoo Dorthy Young to winter holl-'8 and will attend the' devotiODcll, period with Mra. ber son and famil; Mr. and I evening at 7•30 P m at Cleland R. and Wanda L. Wlllis Avon Park C8Dip meeting the Jack Bechtle, program chairMrs. James Moorn· and chi!- High School · · ' 7.423 acres in Clay twp. latter part of Ja,nuary. Mrs. Har- man. Hoateases ara Mro. Mllddren. i ' Jannes Henry Swick (dec'd) to ry Droz of Ambridge, Pa., Is red Zeigler, Mrs: P. L. ¥11cb. ....... arwhU. Mr. and Mrs. ald R uP PleaaoM VaHey llollpltat BeD and Helen Blckel'l ' 6'1.50 also her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Emei'IOII J011es and Mrs. • Aultwl:otlc apent the holidays Painesvll- ADMITTED _ Mrs Basil Gi· In Morgan twp, Mra. Guy Slwfer. • Aulolnolio 2IIJ shuts le, Ohio, with their daughter beaut, Pl Pleasant;· Mrs. d!Yir off cl" ... , .... •lder•ta ' .,.. Juot-riaht dry. ActloiZono iootpo aet and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Short GaJUpollll Ferry· Timod doyiRJ, """ McKay and children; Sally Ann Mrs, J. v.' eoz, Pt. Pleasant: - - _ . . , cleanl and Clnda. Mr. Mclay Mrs. Paul Roulb, Mason; Ml'l. .............. Model o lpoodlor Ftowi~ Hoat l In tbe Engtish department at Ray Kemper, Mt. Stertina, Ohio; clrioo b-frtllh. WDR-64 at cmt. high school and Ia alao Mrs. Jamea Bragg, Jr., Pt. I Ill It's 1111 • l'tlotltll ~lad basketbaU coach. Pleasant; Mrs. Pfll] !Aport, Pl. ...., F ,., I ... drum. Pleasant. 4 ounce- 4 ply DISCHARGED - Mrs. Otho 100% virgin Ev1111; Florenct Macli-. wool. Mothproof Pt. Pleallllll; Mrs. Harold ?angle proof. TYI'& ...,_:._c:__ Suuthohle; lljra. Sheriii!!:~~Kemper, Solid colors and GaUipoll>; Mrs. IUIO.fUimC . . . . Ia • ...... varlegated • Fannie HUJ, Kenna, W. Va.; • Mrs. Gilbert fearson and daucolon. ~-":o,.:s ghter, Pl. Pleasant: Mra. James Miller and son, Pl Pleaaant: Mro. Fred Waugh, Apple Grove; · Wallllce, Pliny; Ra)ID!Ond Ross, HenderSon~ · ,. ' BIRTHS- Mr. loti Mrt. Paul Leport, Pt. Pllaui\1. a IIDII. WY 2-:1679 • ' ' " Culloplor Pork?nt MIDDLEPORT, 0. Ac,... PrOM Our • Mr. and Mit. 11M Kltnper, •• Moln ~. NOW YOU KNOW " ' lll'llt llllnlnl • a. left • pen• .... Je a,,. It llle Wwld ... ,. 21 ,, "' ~..,., ,. 't0 v,.. ~.I: . .,,J "'•/'' 9...,, -::-~~~~~~:-------------·----------------------------~~~~--~~--~----------~~------------------~----------------~·~~~~ VOL XV NO. 229 P¢MEROY-MIDDt:EPORT: OHIO TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1964 'to' • State to Control Bus Bids , About Middleport ent~. ~ e . " .O.utM l'e T"- 1-l.l':.n"'"' 61 2'1ae ·~- ..,_ . ... Around And e Almo-. H Funeral Held For Mr. Allman 0 n F "do y \ ::Y One Asks Seat o<'. sv ------------------------------.-. PRICE .f,IVE CEJif1l Policy Decision Asked In Middleport Council OnAuthorityofMayor 0n Board f Mrs. saIser . $ k Wh pea er Society Meets Education Three Nanted ! • u To Inspect COUnty Jai} ° }.I Freshmen· Irutiat • ' ed Service ' HeJd InfO F• F, A• F M R Mondafy at 0 ne E hl Mrs. Rose Wi/1 Be Hostess to 'Chester C/ub I in "';' Budget priced FRIGIDAIRE Washer FRIGIDAIRE spins clothes dry, dry, dry! Dryer ••thinks" for itseH! !:::"'" r:, Property TraftSfers 1 = PANAMA CITY - The United States may withdraw most of ;Ia diplomats from Panama becauae of the failure of Inter· American peacemakers to heal the breach 'tn U. S. -Panananian relations, It was reported todey, The five-member peace committee sent here by lhe OrganluliiBI of American States IJ.'Oeta today to try again ID lfurk out a solution, WASIUNGTON - Atty. Gen. Rotiert F .Kennedy, one of his late brother'• most valued global troubleshooters, leaves lor the Far East todey oo a similar mlSBion 101" President John1011. KeMedy will confer wnh Indonesian President Sukarno · In Tokyo oo Thursday about Indonesia's dlapule with the newly • formed state of Malaysia. --.l ·-- ~ j 1 .,., I I •'"J 199·95 THE PAll FOR ONLY $399.00 AKER FURNITURE Coats and Clarks Red Heart KNITT~NG WORSTED -=-. . .............. ........................... -....................... =,:tsl.OO ,..,tina. ....... ............. ,c::-_ .......... , .. ..,., ...___ _ 1.110 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. DRY CLEANING 10 U.s. $2 ROBINSON'S ••••••••• ' ' FINED .• , COSTS P. 1'. Flaher, Mlneravll]e, WRl! lined fl5 and COilts for shopnttlnf Saturdar in the. court of Mayor Charles Leellf The lifting ~lll!d Friday In ear Groeeey store wltb , t h Pomeroy Pollee ll.akinl,lhe mt. Other activity In haD 3:36 •aa In E-R ·Catl to Wylll8 HilllO!" who was likenl. o Spedal . ELBERFELDS JN: PO I Stetlliq,a~ IL.....~~------~--~~.J;t~~,.~--~~~~~~~~~~.. , •• ' : ' ' > �~ . .. f • \ • '•lder .P "'"i• State to Get Bus Control of: ~~..~ f Appropriation Eastern Areas - I'!-Dally sentln~t. Sea h • Pomeroy-Middleport, ' o.~ ::C:.: bolD"' Jan. 14, 19M ..!~-:: . mell to ball IIIII ol lbe M<A.RTHUR, ~ IUPil asse» mg the res nts o e w bomber. _ Jom.. Edllr ~- .. Village lor !Ire prole<llon. Sucb 10 ,.. JIOIImooter bore lor lhe 'pott an ·~"'"ment, sirnUar to the The emrmen balled aut ol belon II cr.,t.ecl 'llltb • ~ !I y..,., tollapood 111<1 one proposed last year by tho the plant whlcb wao C8l'l')'lng roar. Ae waa ltifl<\lt.d IP lOIIi!! o1 u apponDI boarl olla<k Fire Deportment. would result Wo ~ nuclear bombe lactory OOndJI!on at' a boop~ ' , . Continued from page II Mon•ay lfterohoveiiDI •••• in a very nominal charge to the Continued from page 1) Continued ~rom pag~ I) nOW lflortly before It crashed In a here where he was belna lrelfl . a t.yur tenn on a secret bal· 111 his bom R _ -~residents 1".00 per year resi- penses over what has been er- The gales p1led up siX foot snowstorm about 40 mn.. west ed lor exposure. e. .. •••• w- ..... ...per year buslneu per~en . ced '"~~ ·-- 1~1 d ·r·- . GI b ly M--· M~-· k bo __ ,. ~- ... . lol wlclely kn.... ba IIIII Sonlll- dents , - . " ~ on many areas. ae 0 ere ear ...~ay. L""nwc ' .. .... "" I • JGI1II M. Soot!, Xenia, and eattera Ohio oreo, woo 1 v""' houses) and could provide a Iteam ·Put aM warnings were posted ai•DI the The pilot, Maj. Thomas W. tired and a bit brulJed, ~ : · JMneo P'. Henderson, East Or· t 1 teed GENERAL I"'JND Atlantic from Maine to New. McCormick, 42, ·or . YaWkey, Idea wbete bla'eoDII'IIIft ·.._ well, were swom In as new eran of Wcwld War I. A wid- I :::':O:.""tha:r:,..;; n~ua;~~ be Council .... $ 618.87 S 650 Jersey ond from Virginia to CUMBERLAND. Md. (UPl)- W.Va., made bl8 way safely to members. '::.'·Du~' .;"::~"!to~ :;~, sulficlent (coupled With antic!- Mayor . . . . . . . :1698.87 3800 North Carolina. Searchers strug~led through a farmhouse about 10 mllel Moat arborelumllD tbe '11. Jl. Re-elected members sworn in ond two grandcblltlren. paled irn:omes from the ou.,ide Clerk . . . . . . . . 1383.28 1400 Thirty Inches of snow fell at knee deep snow 10 a desolate from the crash site Mondly were founded by omateura, aoln!!luded Wayne Shaffer : Fran- S.n~ne losld< of the village contractual let'\'• Treas. .. ...... ~10.00 500 A.shland, N.Y. Seventeen inches mountalnaua ar04 of western night and reported be ..., all COt'dllll 10 lbe ~ ell E. Gaul, Cleveland; Chester Ices I to provide funds lor year- Solie. .. .. .. .. 200.00 500 ol snow leU at Ashtabula, Ohio. Moryland today In search of right. Brlt.olilllca. :, It GUlesple, Cleveland; Robert ly purcbueo of supplies, equip- Bldga. .. . .. .. • 5511.21 2m The 10 lnchea In WIISblngton lour missing crewmen !rom a, 1.~"-iiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;:;;iiiiliiOiiii-iiiiiiiio;;i;llillli""',_~ Mmlchester; Mrs. Jeannette S. men! and malntenan<e but could Police . . . . .• . 1405.10 1700 WIS lbe heaviest fall ~ 11158. Strategic Air Command (~) Wagner, Chagrin Falls ; and CtlOn In 'Jo be accrued over a perind of St. Lights .. .. 4'153.83 5000 In New York's Central Park, • Paul Walker. l:me lor needed vehicle replace- Dump · .... . .. 723.00 750 nine lncbes of snow !ell by mid- Khrushchev Likely ln other action, the board : ment as required. H~drant ..... 1980.00 22110 lftemoon Monday, breaking a To Warn Castro -Approved county board of S "SUch an uses•ment is more Mil<, .. · · . . -. 5122.50 5500 25-year record. Twice thai much MOSCOW (UPI) - Premier education budgets, totaling $3,deslreable than a bond issue or Translera · · · 10400.00 ~ wu forecast lor the metropoll- Nlkita s. Khrushctev I; likely Was Postponed Until Next WHk ' 117,687, lor the 1964 calendar Continued from page I) levy, In that (II The useaa- Conting, .. ... 1189.96 .3000 tan area. to warn visiting Cuban Premier year. date. men! cost per capita Is much TOTAL · · · · · 32'140.06 2'1175 More than 200 flights were ell- Fidel Castro nol to try to ex· -Adopted a revised formula "Sometime in the near luture less than the more cosUy votCEMETERY FUND verted from .New York's Kenne- ploit the U.S.-Ponama 'dispute for school transportation op- (and 1 hope before next wmterl ed taxation 121 The bond issue Office · · · · · ·• 53.70 50 dy Jnteraat10nal Airport when beCause Ru,.ia wants no now ""'tiDI costs lor the 1964 cat- we can find our way clear to or levy Is a onHhot deal and Employes .. .. 3240.76 2650 poor vlalbllity a1mo•l coused Caribbean crisis, Western ob- N. 2nd Ave. Middleport~, '0~ . epdar year, which provided an acquire an exiSting building or offers only temporary solutions Tools & Eq... . 306.52 500 onowplow collisions on the nlD- servers said today. '!11,0110 reimburaement to dis- build a new bu1lding to house whereas the assessment guar- Clerk · · · · · · 119.00 , liOO ways, Sanitation Commissioner Castro who arrived Monday l'i:i::::::ii trlcls for transportation costs tbe villag• street equipment. antees perpetual. or permanent M & Sup. ·" · 819.02 500 Frank Lucia Issued a call for for a su'rprise visit expected to li 300 cltizens to report lor night last a week gol down to major , during the lll&US achool y~ar. This proJect could be !lnanced incomes, and (3) The uses•· MI. Eq. .. "·.. 289.59 ' · -Approved the state appbc&- by (l) A cap1tal Improvements ment charges all residents in Mil<. ....... 205.82 200 work 10 assist the clly's crew talks with 'Khrushchev In the tkm lor pur<:hase of classroom levy, 121 On borrowed funds al- the village rather than only the Sellon · · · · ·.. liOO.OO 600 of 2,300 men in plow lrucka and Kremlin today. The discussions flfllitieo, which provided that though it may be difficult to property owner which i& t h e TOTALS · · · · · 58'19.34 6400 shovel brigades. are expected to center on the "claasrooms without adequate earmark ani•c•pated receipts case with • bond issue or levy. PARKING METER FUND ' Riders to New Jersey exper- $1 million a day the Soviets are equipment shall be termed un- over a period of several years "An area of village opera- Ch. Police .. · 3'165.00 4000 lenced delays of up lo two inveotlng in Coban aid and on oallslactory classroom• and the or 131 B~ a federal grant or lion that we certain!~ cannot Other Pol . . . IIM9.62 9000 hours. Lanes in tho Lincoln Tun- cutro's free-wheeling foreign pupils housed In such unsabs· loan. forget or neglect during 1964- Cruiser .... .. 2849.36 10110 nel were cloaed. The Transit policy, factory classrooms shall be cal- "I would like to see Council 65 1s tho recreational program. Gasoline ..... 1449.25 10110 Authority sent two buaes to a MEN'S culated as improperly housed earmark for this project funds Many improvements around the Misc . .. ... ..... 76.52 100 remote section of a Brooklyn VISIT PA.RENTS pupils," and gave the state ldorlved from ttl Rent of the pool and in the parkJ (munici· Radia ........ 149.95 700 Porkway to pick up 300 motor· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grim of . board authority to establish a village building on Gravel Hill pal and roadside) will be re- Met.., · .... · 829.46 600 isis who were stranded. Surf City, N. c., were recent priority list 'O: meeting cla9S-Iby Heiner's (21 Dump rental quired during the two years to Met. Rep. .. .. . 97.18 100 Storm Slrunda Lawmakers visitors of his parents, Mr. and room deficiencies. by Pomeroy and Mason and keep Ibis program alive and TOTALS · . · 1$305.82 16500 In upstate New York, state Mrs. Victor Grim of Middle-Approved a request .'or. •j(31 Rent of the City Hall by the moving, One substantial cost P'IRE EQUIP. I"'JND Senate Majority Le~der Walter port, and visited his lather durjolnt vocational school dl!lrlct State Patrol. 'Such a bUilding reduction project thai can be 5ala~les . . . $ 135.00 $ 1110 J. Mahoney ordered 30 cots lng his recent hospltalizl!tlon. In Scioto County, comprised of could be erected on either of made Ia In the area of reduc- Eqmp. · ·.... 471.58 11100 brought from the Capitol fallout Bloom, Clay, Green. M!nford. the village owned lots oo1 Park ing water costs at the pool by l"qn. l MI. Eq 896.99 600 shelter for use in legislative ofMEETllNG POSTPONED Northwest, Vaile~. Washmgton. Slreet or Race Streel and North drilling a water well. A local TOTALS · · ·. 1390.94 1690 flees by stranded lawmakers The meeUng of Class 12 of Wheelersburg and Vernon , Third Avenue. By earmarking group has already been contact· PLA.NNING COMMISSION and staffers. lhe Heath Methodist chureh In School DistriCts. Ithese anticipated receipts, a ed and is williDI to sponsor pro- Operalions .. . f4475 ' 3000 Two sbips were In distress. Middleport originally scheduled ~ A.pproved transfer of 95 loan could be secured and the jects to raise funds towards STREET MAINTENA.NCE An aircraft carrier off Miami Wednesday has beeo. postponed .ocres of land from the New Ibudding be erected in t h e the drilling of a well before Supervlsm" .. $ 3713.43 $ 3900 launched search planes to , until next Wednesday at 8 MEN'S Miami Local School District, spring of 1961. This plan has pool opening time in 1964. Employes . . . 10606.94 10000 look lor the schooner Camptre.- , p.m. Butler COunty, to the City ~ the advantage of requiring no " ~ eertainly invite .the spon· Equip.. :. . . . 4307.31 500 reported sinking in ihe stormy SQUAD CALLED Hamilton pursuant to annexa new taxation burden on t h e sorsh1p (by local serv1ce organ~ Mt. Eqmp. • . . 2415.61 2000 Atlantic w1th f1ve persons lion. citizens of Middleport. Iizations. clubs, etc. In the vil· Misc. .. .. .. • .. 741.06 500 aboard. The British freighter The Syrocuse E-R Squad was -Tabled until Feb. 10 • ro- "Early in January, 1961, 1 !age ) c1 projects to better equip St. Signa ...... 145.50 . 100 Middles.x Trader with 35 men called today at 11>20 a.m. lor :;"~st df~r tra~s!e~ of 10 acr;,• would like to have Council both the Municipal Park and Tr. Lights .. .. 190.'/Z 200 aboard was 840 miles northeasi Isaac Mobler, age 4, son of Mr. 8 ~hro~ ~e .~ 8 ~en k confirm their plans for meet- the Rosdside Park. Repairs (cont.) 688.17 10000 of Bermuda and was in danger and Mrs. John Mohler, Syr&151T 1 ' 08 ca 1 . ncoc ing the requirements and de•· As for the manner whereby Gasoline . . . . 2821.86 2500 from the battering" seas, the cuse. The boy was taken to a Cou~~· to tCit~ 1 Fl~~ay. mands o1 the stale and ORSAN- we may gel the village streets Materials .. .. 3826.58 3000 Coast Guard said. II radioed it Middleport physician. 1 - fpr~v d ~ans e~ 0 u:o CO in the area of sewage treat- repaired, no simple solution ex- Bldgs. . . . . . . . 197.54 1200 was "liable to break ln two." 1 f"~ ~ ~~ ~· . ;- ment. As you know, we are ists. This problem certainly will TOTALS 25062.88 33900 In Boston, most stores and CANCEL MEETING 1 1 1 ~ ta ~~ ·~~ r1c i near the point of litigation with be aggravated In future yeors STATE IDGHWAY businesses <loaed early. Logan The Syracuse Third Wednes1 N oun y, 0 e 1 Y 0 both agencies for non-compli- b~ the fact that certain sl>te Labor . . . . . . . $1007.30 $1000 International Airport was closed day Home Demonstration club a~;;~~ved charter requests anee in the treating of raw r?ute:; ""Ill be removed from the Misc. · · •. . . . . . 1657.00 1650 down at 3 p.m., Monda~. Drifts meeting scheduled tomorrow b~ the Columbus Cit~ School 'sewage. As I see 11 , we are village, thereby forcing upon TOTAL ....... 23611.68 2650 stacked up four to !1ve feet has been csncelled untO the District !epa rating Ea•tmoor now a! the point where Coun- the village, the additional cost SWIMMING POOL deep on Martha's Vineyard off , 22nd of January when they MIDDLEPORT, 0, · S.~lor High ond Eutmoor Jun- cil should take one of t w o of maintaining these streets Employes S 39494.39 $3300 Cape Cod and ferry trips were 1 will meet at the home lor High rlools; and 1 request Icoorses. ?f act.ion, namely t 11 which heretofore have be en Incidental . . . 56.41 100 c.•an::c~e'::led::._·_ _ _ _ _ _ __::o~I__:M~r~s~.~D~a"'.n~H~a~y~ma~n·:__--~""'""'""'""'""'~""'""""1"'""""""""'""""'~"""'""'"""!:="""5tl to combine Wood County a•d ,Ma1alaiil .!k oiltMti!b • . 'llal»W»~ .by Ula.ill>lblu.W.:· <;lleiDICals .. .. 1185.55 800 - Js Approve ' d Are Hit Hard rC erS o·eep s Hunt Airmen .-.oo A • • '6" J Requested DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER OUR BIG 9 SALE SAVE On Rubber Footwear Zipper Ardics REGUlAR$ $5.99 .. " 99 • 4 BUCKLE WORK ARCri(S ,. 1 IMEN'S RUBBER KNEE BOOT .. $6.9' 1 The Shoe Box ° J""1 Ford Wl·ns Mo'tor liren·d·s·:') ~mA9 Ea.•twood High scbools:Jnw a 4- ' immediate past polluting Council that ihe The of Istreet 'federal PowerMm... .... 2'1r/.79 550 year organization. Village is not to any grantpos!lbility for a major repair Pool ..... 2000 _ Approved an additional significant degree the Ohio Rlv- project OjXists. We should take Ins. 295.50 300 trade and indWitria l eduC"atlon er and fight the sanitation ag· the preliminary steps for appli- Recreation .. . 223.20 300 unit to supplement classes at encies' demands in the courts cation for such funds. I certain- Water ... ... .500 Sylvania High School Luc&SI or !21 Take necessary steps lo ly !.eel lhat Ibis project should TOTALS .. ... $8825.03 $7850 County. ' Iengage. an engineer a~d pro- be one of our major soals dur· -Approved an application by ceed Wltb lh• most feaSible plan ring 1961-65. Cardinal Locad School Oistrlcl . of treatment of the sewage. I "Whfle the above list of prob· Geauga county, to !Wbmll to " ~f the former action 1s your Iems i~ not by any means all popular vole a $390.0IIO bond is- choice, we should engage a so- t~e problems we wiU be fared iUe. licitor who Will be ill a position with, they are the more import· -Approved transfer of the to devote the required time to ant ones we need to attack earw !:I Forrest Hills Local School handling the matter which ran ly in 1964 and move ahead on. District to the Cincinnati City be a lengthy and costly pursuit "I also ,.u]d urge that counSchool District. with no assurance that we won't ell give cooperative and har· - - -- - - have to build in the end. Should rnonious support to the efforts WASHINGTON (UPI) - The you choose the second course of the Planning Commls•lon 1n United Stales pledged today to ol action, we should engage an I planniDI for the growth and de- defend the Panama ?"""I whlle '64B engineer early In 1961 and pro- velopment ol Middleport. attempting to mamtam the ceed with as much of the pre- "Even though we are faced "Good Neighbor" policy 1!' its - - - - - - - - - - - . llminary planning as possibl• with the problem of dwindling dealings with the Republic of Gouce reodlnp: . Gallipolis that we could be in s position funds, I certainly feel that It is P~~ama. dam IU, 20.7, runmna 26 feet to take advantage of Federal unfair and unreasonable to exThe United Stetes cannot alon the rollers, Pomeroy-Mason funds that might be available pect the village employees to low the security of the P~.nama 2Ull, Pt. Pl":"sanl 25.00, tUn- in 1961 and 11165. 11 will with- Iwork , 1 the same rate of pay Canal to be im~,r~Ied, the loll -2.118 otalionacy, Kanawha hold any recommendatiOns for (which incidentally has been at White House said: We have a Falls 4.43 !a!Hng, Charleston an engineering firm until. such the same rate slncel960) . Thero. recognized obligation to operate l8.8t (ailing. Lorx:lon running ~me . aa you make a decision I fore . l urge you to carefully the canal efficiently and secure1'!'. feet, Marmet 1'h feet and m thiS matter.! lK.'rutini!e the Annual Appropri- ly and we intend to honm" that , Winfield dam 2 feet. " It is my opinion that y 0 u stions to lind furds 10 provide obligation In the I~!"'rests of oU .... movemeats: should pursue the second course for a pay scale increase. who depend on It. Ohio River - Defender d~wn of action. However, the deci- .. During 1964 1 certainly hope The statement wu Issued 13, 1:40 a.m.; COlton Queen sion is yours. Regardless of that Ihe ordinance committee shortly before I a.m. EST after down 13, 2 a.m.; Charleroi up which course of action you take will be able to r...mi!y our lo- President Johnson met !~ 14, 7 : ~ p.m.; Charles Steven- new funds will be requir~ . cal set of ordinances to update more ~an two hours wttb hlS 10ft up 14., 3:10 a.m., Go n a '·Thus, it would seem very and eliminate and modify those top advtsers on the tense Pan· tlown 14, 1:10 a.m.; Su.san Lane wise to begm studying the pos- when~ required. Specifically we amanlan. sl~ation. John~ reVP 15, ~:40 a.m.; Leba Shear- !libility of a sewer rate ordi: need early adoption of the fol· mained m hts office until near-• up H, 3:10 a.m.; Northern nance and proceed with the ttec· lowing ordinances: ly 2 a.m. EST. up 18, 5 a.m. ; C. V Harner.and essa,.Y action leading to t h • "Ill KeepiDI of <ieiiJI prem- The President heard a first.Buver up 18, 1:35 a.m ; EliSha passage of a sewer rental or , ises and grounda by resldenta. hand report on the Canal Zone Woods up 1,, no • m . Alton rate ordinance early in 1964. "(21 Restriction of political criBIB from Thomu C. Mann, Zephyr up 20, S am ; Walter "For the past several years activities by appointed employ- asslltant secretary of state for Beck]ord up 21, 6:0~ a.m ; Col. the problem of providing !undo ees at the VIllage. Inter-American alfolrs, and Davenport down 22, 6:55 am.; for purchase of supplieo and "(3l Regulation of outside Army Secretary Cyrua R. Jerry Bosworth up 23, 5:20 " · equipment, necessary mainten. ltoilets. Vance, who return~ late Manin.; Northsworthy down 23, ance, etc. for operation of the "(41 Aasignrnent 1o the may- da~ ~ighl from their trouble. t:4t o.m.; Ravenswood up !"ire Department has indeed or of sole authority to disci· shooting mbaslon. ·\GreenuP 10:40 p.m.; Inghram been a difficult and trymg prob- pllne employees subject to II- The White~.. said I he ·,""'I Greenup 12:15 a.m.: Tlbolt lem. No relief at this time can nal review by council. Presldont "conunues to believe \ . , Greonup 1:10 a.m.; Aetna • ~ foreseen lor the next two "I don't ask that you accept that the nrst eosenllal Is tho . I,oulavtUe down 33, 1:30 a.m.; years. The fire department has and adopt my solutions to the mamtenance of peoce.• It tald . V....,lme up 33, 2,50 a.m ; Phil· already approached council with above problems but raiher that the U~ited States "conllnues to up 33, 4:05a .m.: Esso the need lor replacement of the you accept the problems lor believe that when order Is fully lvanla up 33, , ,05 am.; tanker and pumper. Certsinly what thty are worth and work restored It should be po1sible .J; 8. Lewi.o up Meldahl 8:40 p. we should enforce the prov~ earnestly to lind the best solu- to have a direct and candid ells• : Jomel down Meldahl It sions of Ordlnonce 1&2 passed tiona. cusslon between the lwu govlastyearwhlcbostabllshedmore "Thul II Is thai 1 close my ernments." . ._..._,..... _ T _ ,..,,_,..,.,,. ... ·OalUpolto Dam National oqultable leea lor contractual openin,ll addr... for 1984 to yoo "Th• United Stalea tries to , 5 p.m.; Andrew Calhoun up services oul!lde the village. The on 1 note of opUmlsm that, live b.v the policy of the good ,~.,.. p.m.; S. M. Jenks up 10:· vey foci thai accepted sucb with continued effort .., ~our neighbor and expect, other to · Semet up ll:lb .m.; contractual obligatlona places part, '" can find workable 10- do the oame," the "ilal&'ment down 2:05 am.; Kn91 council in a reaponsibiUty to hrtlons 1o our mojor problems added. am.; Lucy Jane Lu- furnish the neceaory equip- ond thereby encourage and pro;;;RETURN==::osc-:H"'o"'ME:;;; 7:16 a.m. . · · menl to Pl'oVIde ·the oervlces"" mote the growth and develop- Victor Grimm has been reRlvtr - Linda Cho- quired by such coottaclo •• tntnl of tho viUage rather than turned borne In Middleport Marmet _IL50 p.m.; well u m provldlns ljre protec- 8SIIIIl'tiln8 • 'Status Quo' alt.- .from Meigs Geiteral ho!pital A.nn up Wm!1eld Z:IO lion lor the village !toefl. uallon. I would dart lo ·hope where .h had been a medical -Glendora up Winfield 2•- "However, thlo anticipated In- too that thla presentation obould patient lor two weelul Sandy down Winfield crease In revenue will certain- be occepted by aU lh6 resl· · .~UTH"- THIRD ST. " ·1'·-!'1·; Solvay down Win- ly not be enough lo meet any dents of Middleport •• a chol- give oupport to counell In their ' pr-nlo "Arr"t ond Trloi"-ABC.lv Helen Z. up vehicle purcbaau •. Therefore, I Ionge 1o got behtod ClCIUIIcll It'll actions and requeata during ---"---Ford ., , . .,.. •·ouij )Ike .. ~ ]lrj{~...fll" lo con· constru<®:ely work with, and 111114." canaI W"ll I f• "Car of the Year" Award BeDe{ended' AS Netg • hbOfS January 8: Motor Trend magazine's "Cqr of the Year" Award goeB to an engineering breakthrough! It honor• gil the from Ford "For engineering advancement in the concept of Total Performance, proven in open_ competition." River News Foreign News Commentary j ,·1.1:.~ .·rcn\ I By PIID. MEWIICIIII I al!arp- nwti!med linl - ~ · th Domeldoy Boot. 11 .., ~ u a lllblng et'llll'lllrrily, wllota ' Yl"''l7 rent wu t,OIJO bl!llln,, aceordlng to tho Iracyc!lopu 1111 "COLEMAN" SALES & SERVICE · ..:,.1 CHASE HARDWARE :U * 11 Conf"umed By Bishop of West Virginia real e aso ine' rma es your engine come '• «:· ss ' Dependable cold weather performance you can see! Start with an ice-free carburetor and fuel line! THIS WEEK'S . ···. ' 'L _ . SPECIAL ''5 7' CH.EV. t:;" of6t, or the Indian ~~. ,::;: ..':"~ ~~ South Point Man Pleads He's Innocent 1 ,..,""'_'.._..,...,,y,..,i''"""'''"o" Nehnl'a Jlrq lumd, mrm._ Str1111en To EmerJe 1 Anticpnty · Soe1ety • Notes illlftPI='• ..... UPl F-lp Newt Aaalyol New names, many ol them ly divided bet rJcbt llltd Time, aa Jt does to all men strange to. the West, will be left, ota ed ,.,.::11 and 1101ay eventually, Is forcing the hand emerg!n~ !rom an India which uproars 1 accompanied by ecS,. llmtloro Mc:Nktle AC'I10N Fll..ED ol I • d I a n Prime Minister Since todependence In 1950 bas chongea of mutual lnaulto. In- Robert 1!'4tllnitoo o1 MUwau- Brltaanlca. . Crum ' i] Lo ram p F e8 Jawaharlal Nehru. . been dominated by onl one dian lillel rowdy belor ----110,. tee, Wise., opent live C:..yo a1 For Countv Sheriff PT. PLEASA.NT - A civil On Jon. I, the 74-Y,ear-<>ld name-Nehru. wiD :!orne' more 10 e, tho home o1 liDbert McNic~. , Bulcally, n1blel illllll .. PT. PLEASA.NT _ Lorain action boa. been ru.d In the of- Nehru received UP! corre- Nehru Inherited hi! manlle of · VIsiting Mr. and \Irs. Oval pllireo .,. the oame Jlolle, ®rCrump, Roulj! 2 Leon, bas llled flee of the Circuit Clerk styled spondent Micbael T. Malloy lor leadership !rom the assasslnat.- A.l • temporary Jlle8SIIft, Diddle were ber daughter, Lib- undum, 1 cryotalllzod lllumllll as a candidate lor Sberlff of 1(lnlf 1". Durbin, Sheriff of Ma- the first and only lntervtew he ed Mohandaa Gandhi, ond wilh leaden of the Congreao party's by, and ber room mate of A.th- aecootl only to dlamonda In Mason County on the ~ ~~ County, Admlnlltrator of bas granted In the n~w year. It came also the mystic hero quarrelllng right and left wtnga f!ll· bardneu. lean ticket. Crump oerved .,I""' ..tate of Sherman ~Iter- "I suppose that I'll retire workship which enabled Neru bave reached a compromise by The AntiqUity Baptist Lad- Most of the eartll'l mDilon:. I ;;: Sberifl under son, deceased, vs. M1klred some day," Nehru !aid. " But alone to dominate a nation of whlcb they hope to run the gov· 1es Aid met Thursday eve niDI liT. PLEASANT - In Earl c. Mohr. Mynes, Charley Mynes, Lou•se I have no plans lor that now." hall a billion people, ranging ernrnent In Nehru's absence. with nine members and ...., annual earthquake• oecur till110 County Circuli Court Jell McCallister, Apple Grove Smith, Lawrence Smith, James It was scarcely a week later, !rom lhe prlmiti.ve to the most NelL1er Is a name knoWII to guest present. Hostes~M? were l;der""-.,:the;;;,;.;;~"';;·..,...,...,...,._,illi Francis Wilson MarahalJ, Is seeking the post W. Mash, ~r .. Goldie Masb, at his Coilgresytarty'• conven- so~hlsbcsted, d1v1ded by 845 the west. Mr•. Carolyn Adams and daugbPolnt, Ohio, Route 2, entered iol from Clenden- Ele~nor LeMaster, Natchee lion in Bbubol\eswar, India, dUferent languages and major On the right Is TiruvaUur ter 5andnl. 1 pleu of ~nt 1o lwo counts In district. Joseph L, Kayser, Moon & Carrie Mahr. The act- that an event occurred that is dialects. Thatlal Krlshnamachari, an on- Mrs. Cbarles McNic~ Is a of forgery. MarahaB waa Indict- Pt. Pleasant, and Roy Taylor, ion conct!rns the aeltllng of the of vast ~oncern to India and In India's remotest areas again, off-again cal>inet min- patieat at lloller bospital. HEAnNG AND ed by the May, 1963 grand jury. Pl. Pleasant Route 1, have both estate . of . Sherman Patterson may chango drastically Nehru's there oven are some who never loter since 1952 and now ai:;::;;.:.~:::..:=.:.:...~~=-­ He li represented by court ap-l(n;.d on the democrat tlcket-f~~~~.: d1ed mtestate on July !5, own plaqs. AI Bhubaneswar, have beard of Nehru. sharp-Uingued minister of fi. over.· One powerful voice may AIR-CONDITIONING , pointed allomey S. D. LIWe- committeemen from 1·-· Nehru suddenly fell ill. Nehru has dictated his coon- nance. Nehru sent him tD be lhat of Nehru's daughter, page and trial date hal bsen John s. Long, Jr., Pt. · To an original dlaguosis of try's c'Conomlc policies, a curl- Washington 1111 winter to ne- Mrs/ Indira Gandbl. A possibi· oet lor .ianuory 20th at 3:30 Pleasant, and Mrs. Mary I" Two Cities In One high blood pressure, the doctors ous mlxtore of capitalism and gotlate U.S. military ald. llty for the foreign ministry o.m: Brown Pl. Pleasant are seek- Buda]k..,t, capital of Hungary, added references to a "weak- state aodallsm. And he has die- On the lefl is Home Minister post Is Nehru's slater, Mrs. Vllng ~ committee r r 0 "' ts two cities divided hy ness of the left limbs." The tated ils foreign pollcy which Guzarllal Nanda. He is 65 ond jaya Lakahml Palldll. Thomas (Tommy) llu<ldlt>-1 Lewis district .., the the Danube Rive,·. Buds, on general interpretation was that still, despite Red China's threat a fervent believer In planned Touted as a possible suceesatoa, Pl. Pleasant, Indicted hy slate. Franceo Hudson and ~: the hill, traditionally was t h e he had suffered a paralytic Is based on non-alignment. economy. He has been usocl- aor to Nehru II former Home Horotd Chloe. M... ~ry ~ jury on lhe\ward Jeffers bolh o1 Southside seat of rulers and landed gen· stroke. Now the word Is that he Nehru's strong personality ated wllh the government's five Mini.oter tal Babadur Shastri, tlng :::" d ge, ol ,!have Died ~~ condklates 1 0 ; try, while Pest, on the plain, has been urged to take a corn- has brooked no rivals for lead· year plans since !951. a friend of Nehru, colorleu but Locust St. Mttl<l'-" 11 0 lo e nquency of""" !rom -;· was the town of trade and 1n· plete rest lor at least three ership and this is a matter of Sill! more names will emerge one .J! the lew acceptable to Phone W'' 2-2511 .~~· olpleadthedlndlgullty to .~~ on the democrat lfcket dustry. months. chief concern now. Even under before India's power struggle II both left and right. puaaa e ctment, ,_u.a-1., -·-• whlcb uJd two minor girls Louise Pickens, Leon Route the n(ght 1n hll trailer. democrat Is a candidate lor s!OO was represented In from by court appointed attorney C. J. Hyer. Sentencing date 'l'hunday, F~bruary 2nth .... aet. Anna Louisa Porter Wllhrow, incU.ted by the Januory l!'and jury on the chqe of eontrlbUllnl to the delinquency of a minor, pleaded Innocent and the date of February 17th lor trial was oel PT. PLEASANT - Eleven ; : ·Entering of p~ by · David persons were confirmed at (Dave) LaDham PI Pie nt Christ Episcopal Church SUIIlndlcted for conirllmir . ~ell day by the Rt. Rev. WlUlnm · Dl' C, Campbell, Episcopal bishop Thorpe, Pl Pleasant, Indicted the Diocese of West Virginia his official visitation 1 ~ lor the unlawful sale of alcohol· ~llnllquor; and Leonard Lee. Episcopal at It a.m. y, Indicted on a '!'and JarBruce Chapel at 9:30 a.m. cefiy charge, was continued 1111- Those receiving the rite of W Friday' January 17th. were John Back· us, Dirk Jackson, Roger John· Bragg is Seeking Susan Montelgel, Joann Aesessor's Post Ruttencutter, Mrs. Paul RuttenPT. PLEASANT _ Jam e 8 cutter, Mrs. J . A. Barnette, Mr. Mm"l'U. Bragg, 'Sr., Mason and Mrs .. George Calandros, County Deputy Sheriff, has 01- samuel Ntchols and J . 0. Moreeel as • Cllndldate lor A.ssessor land. of Mason County on the A reception was held In the crat ticket In the May 12th Prl· parish bouse following the conmary election, and service In honor )Iran has served 11 Deputy of the bishop with Mrs. Walter Skerlfl lor the past t h r e M. Windsor chairman of aryears. He.II a former ran~ements. Members ol her .of Kyger creek power committee Included Mrs. L e o 81ld li married to tbe iormer Calandrns, Mrs. S. D. Llttle)~t Durbin. They are the page, Mrs. Edward Jackson, porents of four sons James Jr Mrs. Wadear Thabet and Mrs. ahd Steve Bragg, ~th sa.ien~ Doddee Foran. Pouring were at Weat Vh:g~ State College, S. C. Wilhelm and Mrs. Micbael Bragg, employee of A. G. Meade. Evana ComjJlny, and ·Larry SEVE=RAL ~-ARRAI=~GNED Bragg, • allident at Pl. Pleas- PT. PLEASANT - Arralg!>ant High. ed before Justice of Peace A. lncwnbeal Assessor Everett M. Goodwin oo various chargSapte, Pt. Pleaaant, II seek- es were Allee Grimm, Mason, ~ reelection bi the post on the and Mrs. William Scarberry, .,.publican tlctel Glenwood, on non...tendance of children In school warrants, Pltuonl Valley Boapltal Each was lined and costs. ADMITI'Eb: Mrs. James James Franklin Brisco, Wlnf'~ul Beaver, GaUlpoUs; ·Leon- field, was lound guilty on a ard' Mllltr, Pt. Pleasant; Mra. charge of driving while intoxiErnesl .~. Jr., Pomeroy. CElled and was fined $511 and I){$CHAIIGED: Roberta Ob· costs and license revoked foe llnlel', New Haven; Mra. Jam- six month•. Clarence McDanet Bragg, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. lei, New Haven, was lined $25 llor~raves and dsugb- and costs, on a reckless drivPI. Pleasant; Charloo Jon- ing cbarge. Ray W. McCormick, g~~ Ferry. Dunbar, and Arthur Glenarlen B A. daughter lo ·Mr. Hilderbrand, Charleston, were Mn. Jllllea Paul Beaver, each lined $10 and costs oo cbarges of fntoricatiOJL I p.m. r · Nehru Urg~d To Take fhree Months R• LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, West Virginia J [ RALL'S BEN .FRANKLIN.·. ·.. ::;e • ' 210,. _ V4 FOur Door ,. {. ~ ' Automatic ttansmllsion, ealw-y yellow and white, white 11dewaU tl!'tl,· fldio and heater. Priced to 110 '., . . ' .. .. A-Plus Super Gasoline or JJeW Apblencf Regular Gasoline- both Vitalized with AG-105- carburetor icing and fuel line fie ~up are never a problem. And new Vitetm.d Ashland Gasoline improves your engine's cold weather performance in other Jlnpoiotant ways you can see ••• hear ••• and feel/ You enjoy faster starting and quicker warm-up . • . ¥ant respoDSe and faster acceJ.ei:ation • . . cleaner, quiet.t!, engine operation • • • more power and betta- performance. New ViteU?«l g~line is the result of years of research and development by Ashland ' Oil's engineers. Road-tested for more than 5,000,000 miles, Vits!i?«l gasoline has established new standards ol performance , Ill~ performance y~u can actually see .•• hear • •• feel • , • no m•ttEl' what car you dr;ive. • Drive in today and fill up with a tankful of new Ashland A-Plus or new / ~~. ~ ResWar-VitaUH!i g•eoline that makes your ""!Pne OOD!A ALIVE! JJeW Ashland ....• (\ ''795 . '· ~·& 1VAtf lANDJ When )'(!11 use . i . '--Available on-ly at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer , '· ..- - ; - ~~;f/te friendly ~ with the be~ brand 1 . ., ' '\~~ 1.', ; .lAS~"-e\~~~~-L: a ai!~~NING cq:~ .PANY .. -~ ~~~~!;t;~jfi;,,~;(j,,':' •' tr . ' ·~ I • ··--~"'""'I ·" r ·• , I I) '""'" ,,., . ... . > �• • ' Star · Tole~o Jill,. Player In jured In Fall ' IJ tllliloll ~ rrtmr' .. I ar per ...,., • ~ r.to. · . , . . _ - ollbe ~.n,-JIIoldo,..., ~ Ia lie ~ '1'111 &n.ICI 'Wilt p fl1 ' Coal-, tla !o!)' IUrt.red I • lad olmt, 'at. llahd loa wb1cb Jdblb!J an tlltlt 1M! 1:111 IliAC I& tilt Roekelo' Utla hopot are 1-! II tbt ; a. Larry Jones """ lnjur«< and In foartb plll!t. . ·hlo career probably aoded. 8ow11nC Gl'll!ll, wlddl • '!'he $-loot-2 guard trom eo. Howard ltoml\'ee and ll#le elll!, b•mhus, averl&illl 23 polnla 1 IOielllteDI !late lonilllllll the ,arne, slipped on an k!y sl. . only MAC eont.e8t .., ~""'k alter prar.tlee Monday u Da)'IOII IIJGk 1111 early load r · oeadod for hiS dormitory and I'OlJIIK!II away to an and broke 1 lln&er 011 hll right victory Monday aJabt ovor .!rand. weary Portland In the Last year, JOJIIII broke hll game 011 tilt O!tlo .right wrl!!l In the ..uon opon- schedule. Henry ll'lnkel 1t1t er. but woo jlveo onotber year 21 poln!ll to load tho P'lym : ol eligibility - " " being 1 their lOth vict.ory ••"'""' ~enlor. 1.-o. · Jonet wts lUll N polnto short Tonflbt'l IICilon wtll ... o the aU·tim! career scorinl 1 HCord ot Toledo and within ALL STARS · -s c.nfer't!ICe ~e.der Ctpi<lll on trw.- 13llnal • Hiram elub Wb1cb bu 711110 win lhil ... WbJle OIMrlJII il at AlU'IIn 11'aao• ti!WUIIII O.nlloll oc - · ~ Sr. ltlea lor Ita IJ!h Independent ~P Finds 'G-J, Firestone, R~Linson Winners vlcoory against l'lsitlng Wilber· lcroe, p,.t•.illt (Ky. I ;, at Rio Grande and Mid-Ohio •,ea~ue leadrr Blu'fk l is "' htme ~ ,. 14. .~ I IIIH ' other record•. He IICOred 1,2114 i points in games up to now for .Hedical Re rl ,Helen l!elp Cis! ..:..::!.;ville. Ill - TIE roR SECOND DUNEDIN, Fla. tUPIJ - Art PACKERI 8ION TWO ·wan has mo~ed into a lie with GREEN BAY, Wis. (UI'Il- Bobby Nichol• for second place Tbo Groon Bay Pockero have In the Professional Goller. A,. ,__,. . !UJCiatlon mor.ey winning stand•....- Tello qll&l'll!rblcl< Duke lngs. Wall earned $4,000 ;.,, Carllale IIIli Oll',•hl Unlverolly weekend when he won the San Ia~ Jaet Petersen. Dl!go Open. CariJJ!e, who led Ttxu LO lht Nichol• also ha• earned $4,000 national champlonehip and 1 on IM POA 's Winter tour which victory over Navy in tlte Cot,. opened in Los Angeles Jan. 2. 11m Bowl, was Green Bay's fifth Paul llarney, the winner of the eholce. Petersen wu an Los Angeles Open, remained In lith I'CUJid chOictl. llrst place With $7,500. easy grasp of at least a dozen Today~ I , lr .... I •• Gary Peters Reteives Increase In Pay; Others Ink Contracts l Six Schools Voice of Broadway .•• reporting ly boROTHY KILGA&.LIN 'Th~ Lip' Put • • THE ''All she did was drive my Dal( Wagon. My waaon 11 1 '63 and the third compact l'n owned. But what • dillerence. Quality, &a• mlleaae, roadablllty..;.my Dart'a tot It all OYit tbt other mallet I've owna4. And hlF wife (who'• b.a jlritlnt a Buick), all abo did waa drlte Dart and that - lt. She Wanted cine,- too. A '64 Datt cOIIftl'dble, Now we're il two Dut famny1" - ' ' ll Russell C. Le11Z. farminpn, new owner oil '64 compact Dodte Dart convlniblt "1 n~ver owned an automobile like it I'm on the road about 500 mtle8 a week, I aell wine. Very !lood wine. And, my car haa been a '63 Dodae Polara. In maintenance It COli me one dollar for each 1000 miles. That's for new Market Report CINCINNATI (UP!) - Live: ' Clttle 111()0, colveo l.OI); .slaugh. ter •tem strong to 50· higher; heifers steady to 25 higher, cows fully steady, instances ZS..SO spark higher. bulls steady; average to REPORT OF BUILDUP high choice near 1100 lb slaua:b.. 20; average chaice 931 Jb heif· military buildup Jn the island ers 22.50, choice 751J.850 lb 21.50- nation similar to that which 22; mosl good 1!1-21, standard 17- U:iggered the 1!162 missile cri18.>0, Utility lti; Utility COWS I:J. SIS. . • , 14, few commercial 14.50; util- Despite a question about theu- accuracy, a spokesman for Dodd's office said Monday the reports represent a "pattern of information and tntelllgence dislurbiniJy llimilar" to those receivd before lito discovery of Soviet mlutlu In CubL RBMOVU CAJT WA8111'NQ'l'ON (UP!) -The wt wu nDIIWed from Sen. Barry 111. Goldwaler's n,hl foot Monday. the Arizona Republi· . ,. fl', mostly I..IL.Ji.ndlr 1M lb 10. can underwent surtlfY lor reSheep 100,_ IIIII Mougll fresh moval of a calcium IJIW' just to test lrlde. before Chrtslmal. pointi- . '64 Now is the time to pay billa and debt& :Make a .frelh llart In the J\eW year. One quiolc loan io the answer. Take the· caob, ' • .... • a.~B "Oliver," which opened to rave noticea and h.- liMn regarded as a bit, played the other aliht to an audience that could have been fitted into a Madison Avt, bill . . . But reports on the incomIng Carol Channina ahow, "Hello, Dol· ly!" are cheery ... Thole who've aeen "What Makel Sammy Run?" 11ya ill score Is "very good-at least, very com· merci~l"-but they think Arnie Freeman's toupee looks too much like Robert Aida's real ' hair . . . Everybody who bean the "dmmo" records of the oc:ore of "High Spirits" flips over the voice of the male sln1er. He's lyrlst Timothy Gray, who wtOtf the songs with Hugh .Martin. • The Side Each Administration Has Its Own 'Ins' And 'Outs' "Ye~~terday, Today and Tomorrow" the new Sophia Loren film Is the bfir. gest elnema hit ever to play' Italy-even topping "Gone With the Wind " Joe Le: vtne Will open it here late in 'February With Sophia win&ingln for one of those sen~atio~al L<;Vine premiere balhee. (He s still kicking himself for lettllli "The Easy Ufe" sneak into· New Yorll:: it turned out to be a smash, and be's the mo~l s~rllltd tycoon in town) ... Josh White ts alllnJal the Michael Reese HOI• pita! in Chicago . . . It was Celebrity Tillie at La Grocerta the other niaht with diners oglin( Fred Astaire, Mickey Mantle and Salvador Dali. Dall drew the most stares- but so would you if you tept rapping your table ~tb a gold-headed cane every tlllle you wanted the walter. Sinaer Go8i Grant lost the expected baby l~st week. . . Cheryl Crane, Lana Turners oft·headlined daughter, plana to 111arry John Culyle, an actor in Mexl· co next month .. _ Applause, please, for Maurice Chevalier's ad in the t!U!Tent is· sue of Variety. He actually credits the United States for his success and sendl louch~n areetlnas to all America. What an orl nal thinker! . . . Those who attend the Susanne Pleshette·Troy Donahue weddlna sa)' Jayne Mausfield stole the show frolll aU the other celebrated goes~. She's expecting a baby-and her entrance was spectacular, to the least. LINCOLN SIRVICI, Dtpl, 1~ Pekin lllinoit I om vary mu•h lnlat'fotoa, ~lo111 ootid mo oboolutolp fREI (1) A 1111 of U. I. lltovorn,..ot potHIOftt tOld Mllrilll fl) lito formation •n hew to llfHIIIfy fer 1 u. I. Owernment Jilt. :•m• .................................... .-,., ••. •••.. lrtol -·-------·--------· -··--·- Phone --·--·----··• · · · · · • · • · • • · ......•....••.•... ltete •••••• ••••••••. MOORE'S JANIJARY MUFFLERS e IXTIIA HIAVY GAUGE miL e Paul;s Ashland Service ~ ~ •••••••••••--•••••JI .---"- -------·.. ;·-·-·-·-,- . • .' \ . UIITAI I *71011' ssaa MOot! DISCOUNT PR-ICE Special SEAT BELTS S5.91 EA. · . Metal·to:metal futneta, 8,000 pound tested lenaiJ llreftrth, lpPtoved b)' American Seat hit Council. "Bueklt up for s•tety". FRill INSTALLATION SOfl·• · ~ ~-~ Phone WY2-2841 - MILl & SECOND Sl'S. IS THE ANSWER $1299 ... . RILL SID PISTONS - PRECISION IUI.T MANUPACTUIII'I lilT JIIICE $9.50 EACH .. ~ DOUIII SHILL WALL :IINC ALLOY COATED POll FORDS, CHIVIOUT AND SHOCIIIIORBERS I ' SERVICE CENTER ORIGINAl. IQUII'MINr QUALITY OlllillB I'I.YMOU'hf ~CA~U~·------­ SJIOITSMAN GlASS PACK MUMEIS .oiiD- CHIV. - PLYMOIIRI CAU flaa INITAUATION ' R. H. Rawllr,tiS AUTO SPECIALS e ALUMINUM - ~YOUR· DODGE BOYS 1THANK YOU! WHIN MONIY II THI QUI5TION, _. • • ' P-;m,eroy . 4Ger- WANTED I It'• . ....... 0 ~.., <I! . II ...... MAX WARD WY wceo Ill I. 2IICf PI Illf ... '64 compact Dod.. Oart . J I n I $1 000 ••• $21100. Phone WY ~2:2171 125 E. Main St, • .. . , It, Nei~bor1. The, good word Is 'Do4ge! Big Dodge 880-ttaDdard·ltU Dodge-com• )llllt'Dodll.e Dart! People are buying them at a ·record f!ICI. Aad thele'•lnoth•r-good·worcl and deol. Dodjte Boye' deal. That's the c:Unclter to The Dodge Boys' success story I WlU Not Crack, Chip QI\Peel DEALER SYRACUSE, OHIO .. Sq......, up. and stArt right Cut down your , • i)eymenllt and have JPOre for yourself. Bel I at•b1e iennl foi- evei')'One, $300.·•• $500 llclfidJ BillY Schump, Detrlllf, nellf owntr of a '64 Dodge 880 hardtop HAVI MORE IN -----X 2 I boutht • comptct Dod.. Dut beoauM of Its jood stylintl •. economy aM room, Dart tiff• me Ill tills, plua Dirt rldea and boll!• the road like hea.tll can. That's it. · I like to take trlpa and Dart'• the perfect ai)IWtr for nte." . · · 'Noimt" A. Kina. Dttrott, new owner of a • Liguid Transparent Plastic Coating Non-Skid, Non-Slip on Wet or Dry Surface ELIMINATES WAXING COMPLETELY plu~s. overything.lneveroonned i ear like it ••• uridl 1 bou&ht the bi~ Dodae. A 1964 Dod~e 880. Tble It the biggest Dodge the; make. And, do you kncrtl', I &et 17 miles per gallo~ I" ter steers 24. low to average WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. I choice 1000-1100 Jb 23.25-23.7&, Thomas J. Dodd, O.Conn., says 1 choice 900-lt>O lb :12,50-23, good he ha• been reoelvlllg reporta JOIKH2.'\0 lb 2\-22, standard 111- l !rom Cuban r~gees on I new ity and commercial bulls 17 .Sf).. 19; vealero fully steady ; choice 113-W &ood 27-32 standard 22'If/. ' ' Hogs :z:lOO· barrows and gllll (ully .'iC higher sOWll M-541 high· - er; 1·2 2IJO.'J!Jil• lb barrows and gilts 16.11HU5, 1-3 190-230 lb 15.75-16, 2·3 230:250 lb IUS. ~· 15.75, 250..270 lb 11-15.35; 1·1 JIO. ~ 400 lb sows J.2.t2.75, U 4tlN7 ". lbs 11 .25-12, under 250 lb' poorlf lasted, boars strong to 2& blgb- ~·;· :~; State of Show Buslneaa DeplrtiiiNit: Under Arrest •tock: It-.. s, :.'sa _..... giant lltiaaUon •oon to be launched by a Jtl!llle tlinier agllillllt a major label for ~aes totalling $10,000,000--en· ough to break the company, if she wins. • ·) 124 WEST MAIN It, SHOP I SAVI .U ' .' �, ·.,-.~··••\.oo .... ...... ~ ~ --- ·- ·· · . .... . ... ' . . .' ,. ., •f • d ' ' SSI Ie 1.-_.!~~----!::FO~R~SA~L~E--~l;;:ro;-R~wA::riiTER;-;ha;;ulecl~.·p=l 12\ 2 SIGNS Pomeroy ds Get 'CI QUALm Motor Co. ' e.Dall]o Sent1Del, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., 11111. 14, 19&1 ·t• Dick KilT. II talklnfl wv U3111. ' Television Revue . .. ' . ' I l l tte 1963 GMC 8 Ft. Pickup ~ esults. 1961 Chevrolet Ph Ton L.W.B. ' $1795 Chassii for 12 ft. body. Extra good 750x.20 6 cyl. engine. Solid cab. Heater. 10 ply tire&, 1956 Chevrolet 2lh Ton Tractor ot.ny Slu $9.50 TUBES, used_ $1 .00 TUBES, new __. $2.50 12 Volt BatteriH $12.95 6 Volt BatteriM $9.95 ot..C. Spark Plug• _ 75e $695 18,000 lb. 2 speed rear axle, :1 speed trans. 348 cu. in. V8 en-gine. 10.22 tire-s. INFORMATION FAN BELTS Pomerov Motor Co. b&AUI.&ND D&Jo ~re ..... . , .08 t' It t"u•UoaU• IIIODd.Q bea4Jhw 8lao L M. ot.ny Size OPEN EVES. 7•00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO ~ Laepo 1'MIII Nt. I A. Neue I'll E. Searlel 441 A. Sa"7• as c. Bachner 442 P. Mullen 441 WOOl I Loll I POJtFEI'I' New Yorl Qolldq u.ue J. Walton S41 ft. McTurner S90 J . Warner ll83 H. Wolf S80 M. Murray 418 Handicap us TOTALS 2043 SNOW TIRES ot.ny Sin $11.50 REGULAR TREAD 12,000 miles and spotless clean inside and out. Radio, heater. Blut finish . V6 engine. WANT AD w.mta'• .........., TIRES· BAmRIES $1795 $2.00 Complete Line Of "COIN COLLECTOR" Supplies and Bookl woe a Lolli Slmaa'1 Market A. Rupe Livestock CAMP trailer, 21 foot, complete- 1tiiKAJ.N FED Herefore and An- III"COME TAX service. C. B. ly furni shed. Also welding rna· s fo beef sides about 125 Sunpson, Johnson Simpson chine. WY 2-2818 or WY 2arte bout Insurance Agency, Coats Build 200 rib 6131. h011 h t'· qui ht" a ing, Middleport. Phone WY 2a , 1 a weg • one 1190tc 2903 ONE- DAY Processing on black 50 cents per pound, bind 1 ~~=·=======~~ and white film , 3 day proters, 54 cents pound, rront 11 cessing m all color film. See quarter, 46 cents per pound . EXPERIENCED us for your photo need:!!. Grov~ If processed, cut, wrapped, er's Studio, Pomeroy,O. stamped, meal size pa<:kai!•s.IJ f' PHONE WY 2-2157 :-:·....:==::·:-.._.=:··-:..:._·:·:·___: C•rd of Thanks t· WISH to extend our those who were so kind \ds durina our recent 1 9 12tc ~-=-...,==-=---=--and delivered. Guy Boggess, I'HOTO COPYJNG Services. Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Tel. Cop:• any letter or document Coolville. 1 8 6tp 'leuter Insurance, Pomeroy 2 Ia tfc Help Wanted mao· 1 1 z· Z ---------chine. Ia contra to Jg- ag, OFFICE GIRL for doctor 's of- " ment. · Our graterul thanks ~anagrams, buttonhole , sew on etc. 3 need I~ pas- fice . Must have ability meet people and be able E.wing Funeral home, Clyde Bartlett, Dr. and Mary Bentz for ltton for fancy embrotdery . Guaranteed. Assume last 9 $8 .,.e. h WY 2-payment,., . ~ eac · type. Apply Dr. Jeneckl, ~ness Rev. during the time of Ute death of our beloved hus- 2204. - 1 9 6tc . Notice 00 YOU have a drm<mg pro!> lem? For help. contact Ale<> hOlies Anonymous, · AA Group. ~dleport, 0. - ,. GUNS Ne ou~. sell and trade lldl Wellman. Les •81 Tiffin Jewelers, Phont "''tnl Pl••••nt W Ya tO II 1-UTI-tMiiri_ii_.E_ fnsuranre been eant~lled' your operawr·s .Uceoso? CaU . W'l 3-Z1166. l..os1 RADIATOR SERVICE From the largest truck Or aoulldozer am~Je st radiator to the beater core, BLAETTNAR'Pomeroy S WY 2·2143 a-1'===:::;;~;;.;:;:==~1 . f• wy cross fn:m post o lice, Hl·3t•cl 2996 . - - -----·have opening for married man to learn route work. AUCTIONI!:EB ~--·I Com•leit' ~nco Ctilf ~-. '"';:C. experience necessary ~radford YHDo ,. Coatact BRAOFURD Raeille, ot!il ambition for high of living. Written guarantee plus car allowance to start. 5 18 HEY! THE GAME'S UP HERE-Gene Tormohlen, of the St. Louis Hawks (on the ftoor) and .the Baltimore Bullets' Barney Cable (on top of Tormoblen) seem ltJ have forgoUen that the basl!etbaU Rame at St. Louis Is bejng played In the air The basket Gus Johnson is tossing was diaa1Iowed as cable was charged wlth o~ensive foul before the shot:, watching action are Bullets Walt Bellamy, 8, and Hawtl Bob Pettit, 9, and Len Wllkens, 14. Reedsville Society Notes AUXILIARY MEETS The Ladies Auxiliary of the Olive Township Fire Department m•t at the home of Mrs. Carolyn Ruth, Monday evening. Report was given on the profit II' Ch 1m 1rom se mg ris as napwhich was $50.52 and $25-tfc .80 was cleared on the bake sale. MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE s The ·members made plaJtB to sell all occasion cards and van~ il1a. Those attending were DeJI Hendricks, Carolyn Blanton, Willa Provancha, Mary Alice TRI COUNTY LEAGUE Crow'o Steak Hoaoe Ingels 520 · Sears 5U Coates 5111 Duerr 583 Davis 514, TOTAL 2638 Woo 3 Loot 0 Points 8 G & J Auto Parts Jim Sisson 371 RowllnRs 392 D. Thomas 423 Graves 463 · Jim Johnson 421 TOTAL 2286 WON 0 Loot 3 Points 0 484 495 438 390 485 54 FEED Heatlnc payments. Beautiful the group was Mrs. Alene King. 2344 TOTAL Won 1 Lost% Pofato Foreman & Abbotl 4412 446 . 390 4S7 452 See it locally. Write MfD..-aviDe. Qhlo Present in addition to tbe above z 115Uc Dept., B"x 322, Van Wert. 0 . AUTO SALES Ead your oewer troobloo named were Mrs. Lauro .Ruth, 18 lfo 1uove aD Mrs. Nell Wilson, Mrs. Hazel Blackston 54S - - - - - - - - - - ! 1 9 5 4 FORD Pick·Up V-8, good S.•er Martlioes L. Buckley, Mrs. Mary Nichols, Abbott 48a Lan ma Specia shape. Phone SH 2-4932. lti'JOSODIDfe lbllel Mrs. Martha Orr' Mrs. Mamie R. Grueser 380 lt.... far 1.69 For Rent · H4-6tc Calli W1' Z.lll74 Day or Nldll Buckley, and Mrs. Lillian PickDillon 431 0-(:~N _ lb. bx. 99c - - - - - - - - - FOR SALE: 19!j6 Mercury 7 26 ~~~-· ens. RadlorJ 570 4 room furnished mechanically good, cheap. A See Neigler Buildlllt! and Sup. Penonalo Handicap 105 trn,L RATS and MICE! first noor, 5 room house. set of stationary laundry tubs. ply, Racine, for better bomes, Mr. and. M~s. Earl Humphrey TOTAL 2&17 lloivtsr 1.74 Christine Beegle. WY 2-6659. 1 11 l<ltchen cabinets and siXlrm are vacatwmng m Florida. Woo z Lost I Points 8 1 11 tfc_ _:_-:;no-e --:R:-TRi-BAN 1% lb. bx. 99c a m"'DJ:e-r - - door · u 23 tic Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith Holoum SLEEPING ROOMS for reot. '· - - and daughter of Pomeroy were Woods 500 'Umlt 3 boxes to cusJomer, no 127 Butlernut Ave.. World Standar• '' CompoCI ·coBA SELECT ~mES Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. •Edwards 4111 ltbOlesale orders. I 10 lfc Eoeetloooe l"or Dependable SeJ'!Ice CaD: Dale Smith and family, Grate 470 Ct 1r Woode T~h PHONE 2 •2181 - IQn• ear room. ride aDd --'orm ,..... a • ~ · Mr. and Mrs. Denver and Shflllng 4110 LA~m~~~RI< I ROUSE, 3 rovms and bath. All ance Small car econom7 and Pomeroy Ph : WY 2-2649 , sons, Mr. anc Mrs. Ernest Stoabrt 519 MEROY conveniences, ulilities paid. maoagerabillty Chesttr Ph: 98S-2145 Whitehead and daughters, Wf'l1! TOTAL 2358 Suitable fm I or 2 people. See ll+lf£ recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Woo 1l.oot.2 Points! WY 2-2703. I 8 lfc 1!. ~':.."""~':t. M:::::eroJ CO - M - P-ACT--S-w-eepe -rs-.-A-uth -:-oriz- Bill M•re<lity and family of Ind. High Game - J. Duerr, For Sale on Pboae WY !-3171 ed salts and service Write 2011. Hill. Pomeroy, II; baths. tic 150218th st., Parkersb•Jtg, w. Mrs. Nettle Cowdery is visit· Ind. High Series- J . Duerr, 4 - 500 foot pine lumber, $4Sj)O.WY hot wa,.r furtU!ce, ''1lrnoolia••e l va. her daughter, Mrs. Ruth 583. . W542. I tO fitp "' Bar.l~telrrJous possession. Telephone WY of Columbus. Team IDgh Game - Crow'a CAiiPETS come clean . quickly ~186 or WY 2·3346. Opportunities BEATING, Plamblng, MaeDer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams of Steak House, · 905. when Blue Lustre is applied Furuaceo. t\raold Lancaster stopped at the home Team High Series - Crow's ~th F u · Sh . Ill Easr Main Streel, PoJDo · House, 2638. . '" the " ree se ' am- NirELY Furnished 4 rooms andl[ MAKE BIG money selhng tnWl' UH8 . ot hIs parents, Mr. and Mrs. R- Steak pooer. Baker Furnitul"!!, bath apartment, dustrial brush Hne to gas sta~ eroy. Plloue · , tf E. Williams, enroute from their 1 20 d)eport. 1·7-lltc Phone WY 23874. lions, stores, factories, 6 or• two weeks vacation ill Florida. Flrot Tole....... M-• HOUSE COAL for sale. Quick 11 25 tfc ders daily pay you $100 WILL DO custom butchering. Mrs. Ernest Whit~d and World's ffr~ leleJ!I'&Ph me&ditllvery. Ca ll WY 2-6950. 1 -~-------- ly. Protected territory, full Phil Meier, WY 2-llli!O. Mrs. Denver Weber-:_~~ thetr sage was seril from the 11' Z3 tfc siSter, Mrs. Harold """er, who preme Cqu~ chamber or .t b 1 g 6tp FlltNISHED apartments. Ph. commissions r.fi repeat =-===;-;---;-WY 2-2776. Aller 5 p. m. phiJ•nel ders. Nu experience needed·. Is a patient in the Gallipolis Capitol In Washlngt(lll, D. .NO CHARGE for using our WY 2-3574. Sample offer, Sales at Gallipolis. . by Samue) r>fttrlJe. Alfred ol U 21 tic teed. Write Harper Brush, -lllrL, Lyle Blltlenon was atM. ;:tverre ' 1 9 6tp It Sll•mooo Baker Furnlttun,,l room 2112 Grimes, Fairfield, Iowa. r IIIOfl!, u., -,• ........ . -.-_... ed IIlli aafUrnlslted apan. me•ugo. I -"""~ •• ~ Insurance 1 WY 1-64M. y ·' · ' d rk I PO = !:::~ Bl~lu~:.~::.t ~~~~~~:~: ~ ~R~e~ai~Es~t~at~e~F~o~r~S~a~le~~:;~=~~~~~~~ ~ ~;:~j"UNFiiRNiSiii:DbouseiiQU;~,4irroo~mffi,,l--------- ~lf.:!!ir. aod , ' : , : ; - ' Plloao W\' l-Ull liMier 1annaeo A~ 2~9. utility and hath. 1655 Point FOR SALF~ Middleport's tall· Lone, Pomeroy. Ph. WY 2-3874 est buildlog, located 352 M. H·lfc Second Street, Middleporl OHNSON Sim a ce A-:---"'M"'O"'D:;;ERl =N;-ch-ou"se"',--=6-= rooms Priced for quick sate. Inquire J • JliOII 1osur 0 10 18 tfc Agency, ln. o\11 fortriJI of In and bltb, 136 Lincoln ·Road, 81 Oblo Hotel Jim Johnson and Pomeroy. WY 2-3<rlll. Bud Silltpson. Acents. 13 ------, ~u/t117 I ue ROOM for workshop or storage on l'lum Street Call Fronk THE AMERICAN RVHR Fupte, WV 2-5293. 12-17-tfc Wonderful sites for industry ; FURNISHf"r. and unfurnished - refineries , aluminum fabriapartment ,; Inquire at the eating, automotive, chemicals Ohio Hotel t-ZZ-Uc or what~hav~you ; Gas, pJenly water, and power facilities Starting en Jon•.. 1Sth !IN all available; cheap river will heve •n •ucHon -..,. Wod. ••· ot 7:00. Tllll s c h o o l s, ory transportation, to In oddltton .. our ...,.. cburches and hospitals, pier> u11r Sat. IY. Stle. W• :B;;;t;..VIniUbil• fo~ IFiffii!iil~noMS and bath, fur. ty emplovables. ExistinR since havo plontv ., ...... 1nd hot coHo• 1t the cono nat"e hP~l Phnne WY 2-3311. 4004 B. C. Mt1on 1t1rid. , Wt tell ~ ~~';:~~~na'~n~ one 111nuJe Un· II II tic C. C. CUCKI.flR, REAf.T!lR commlul- Anvthlnt flir · ...ybody. ". R~·~· lirmtE!flionliliPiirtirieirt:Dic; BOx !29 W\1 t-313o •O"J,aran~rf'd ·: Apartment, Re<!<l U•tdwar• l1id· ly furnished hardwood noors. KNOTTS 0 II 14 Uc , Autotllldfc heat, large Farm Machinery COMMUNITY AUC'I'ION ' SEit.VICE ·: ru.ij),utaiiiPtJtitForm· ets. Private bath. orlvate e~ - - - - - - - - - . . wend 011.. St. -;;:;~:,~'I nanne.f trance, uJII!ti"''J furrlt•hed . "~ I'~.RMALL TracJor with eq 11 Ooiy Ill< al Ph .. WY :1-32011. 1 menl; ~easonable. SH 2-5043. l'ii.· 446-'191~ lUte 186tc -ance • Cuclt/tl' AUCTION ~ N"" ••n'""' G. Burdette S6'/ 192 D. Clark 431 M. DomlRan D. Nlerl Handicap TOTAL Woa I Loll I 457 499 180 :a28 Lllldmortet Masoo Metbodlot USED Welders, Cook compressors, welding rod. Phone Parkersburg 422-0927 . John Sissca l"ree demonstration. L • n d- 1 I II tfc Bise, Frances Reed, Thelma Frame 2 mark, Pomeroy. Phone1W Smith and Elizabeth Smith. Blind 9Y · YOUNG, married man, under 2l81. 35, to train for permanent poWSCS MEETS Capehart sition with a future. ExperAn all day meeting of WSCS Handicap like new, on wheels, use ience not necessary. $70 For All Of Your Noeds was held at the home of Mrs. TOTAL out bags, has all attachments week first . two weeks, Hazel M. Buckley Wednesday. won z Lost 1 Points 1 guaran~d. Sold n'elr · $l49.9o. . raise thi~if week. Write Middleport Feed Mill Cohostess was Mrs. Nancy Francis Florist Pay balance ol 6 payments, Box !!25, Parkersburg, W. Va. Tony Fowl•r. Ownor 1 Opp. Buckley, Dev,otional program Knlghl $7 monthly. WY 2-2204. 1 11 tfc ""We Do Custom Grmdtng" was in charge of Mrs. Vivian Craig I 9 6tc MAN TO-Sell Insurance~ Must N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Humphrey. Business meeting Blind had have car. Call WY 2-6285. l""""'""'"""""'""'"""="""""""'iwas conducted by Mrs. Rushia Seyler by assumh•g 1 9 121p 1ar1 Graner. p!om""'& PJI Shumway. A new member to · Wilford Wrriilt:e,~B~o~x~20;1,, IE~~~~~V~a~cu~u~m~~~~~ I iY. to to -· Expanding Our Business Jland and father, L. W. Mel- SINGER Portable, electrtc _and diu. God be with you . Mrs. eqmpped for fancy sew1_ng. Clara Meldau .a nd Children . Guarnnteed. Full cas h pr1ce, ·l4·ltp $33 or terms. WY 2-2204. l I 1 9 &tc ....--------- ~ ' 7c per pound extra. Frozen he ..,. 1IMne tnii!Gioo' .. .Ifni lea tb.tD he II, Cftllbr It ~ .......... Ia JIIIJ b' I ttieviiQ ' '~ ' ottJI.......~. · fll1 . . - lllll . _ IIIIW !he abfllty tD llllb Jl' - ------'-----1 U'brel Cliff · .:MJCJety . Otf;S cOL• -N ~ pea!!. S42 P. Bilfkam 367 N. Carsey Ml I. Couch 3113 J. Hysell Z1N L. Burt TOTAL 170'/ won 1 Lott 1 Team No. I B. Ush . 347 E . Roush 392 339 v. Roush 401 B. Gilmore I. Howell 3511 Handicap 231. 20711 TOTAL Won I Loll I Fleocben Service Sl8tloD A. Evans 378 s. Hesson 338 L. Spradllnl 364 Blind 330 Blind 330 Handicap 192 TOTAL 1932 Woa 0 Loti I TMDI llljh SariM - B. U BEND~ I'Wtls P.Barinon l'lcQal irinWiN c. ~ ., • J. ""'Ml Reynolda Handicap TOTAL . ..... Kelll i WlUiaml T. Cbapmatl 51.1 SaW)'er Craig B. WUUerd TOTAL = Mil lllelle Laure Grimm W. Cr0111 H. Caun 0. Brsttat D. Darat TOTAL c- T. Anderson H. WhiUotdt D Seyler Blind Blind Handicap TOTAL Goodwla YOUDJ McKeuzlo Manuel Grueoer Poulen ~. IIJ ~ DU !!ROW fating ol. that city IInce I b t ne\Work'• ''TOday'' program Paar llbow II4D Uliltoil l'nlto 1aterut1oHJ llrafght-clown lhots from t b •t JJ!Ck votes all of 111 m.ltaurr 'l'llltr.HOIJ.YWOOD (UP!) - While air at tbe llm1 or lba movie day to problema of ...._ elts· "West Side St«y." The lerlpt 100 and. I llave rwtlnely lor was pointed llld oileD wUb 00- ..... lllltlnp, ol. eoune, ore our dali;v br..;d, aome adven. mor. ~at New It : ... ~TV~ ,lurotia S<lllil Willi I helicopter 110ted, "A city II prettier from and wJde.angle dreams dec!deol llere. • Of Los Allgeles. It l8lcl a whlle hack to look at tbe tblt If all the lwuBea were changing face of America from stacked one m top of another, tho air. '!'be result Sunday was thlnp would not be mucb dlf. a first-rate, pneUcaUy IIJl8l'1 .S. ruent from tho way they ara but for a new CBS lerlel. · now. It was a bad euggeraln a burst of Stale Depart- lion, but It foresaw tho future ment Engllab, CBS.TV said the keenly. new ·afternoon ser1.. , ' "One o1 From coul to coul, there a Klllg," would "utilize llllliSJal were look.l at llllall towns, production techniques to cover buts, J)llndlng factory IIDDke, var~Qu.t aspects of CODtampora clean wide open IJlBC'!I, Junk· _ ry,cliWzatlon." In other warda, yards, traDer C8111piDji, water> It can he about BIIJihlng. ways 111J1 crowded autos. The premiere bour, with an In effeet Ute hour llliOllllted ~stated ICI'!pt by producer• .. wrjter Andrew Rooney, an es- to au at!athetlc view o1. prog· cellent reading by narrator vacation homes, IWlmmlng Hafey Reasoner and a lllllSle shopping centers, f8l'IDS, the flCtlN by Glenn tbat re- pools, ahacb without batha, fl~ a Wlll'lll love of Ute ress," It Ia a valid view b&Iaoo; was a perfeet teaming of cause clvlll2aUons are Niitemta!PQ!o. bered mainly lnr their artistic ~ fUma of the New York achlevementa; nearly all eile Is akylilte were the most breath- secondary. And Rea901ler has Ynrk, 4lJ . W IU 110 1811 · l'riiiiiiC Sears Afeker TOTAL CiciO& B. Bodlmer 38 2221 Won I Loll I Polats I Allldft ' M ~a.ua. liflll' Bv•~-~~JIIIi·~·!~~~a\ tlrat <l tile ektot 11 U a tARNIY OOOAI.E ond INUJIII'Y IMITit ·~ 1111 tile lllllre dolijn, tile b. ~~....., · ~= bt Jllll lfel ~~ HOW WOULD ·' 'II! UKI! TO !AT SUPPI:R )a ,.,_ ·· •• WIF' ME~ LUKEV r •• arr ut Ill 10'1 Ill 11M .. • Ill 467 Hoce Bamhart m :J. Weloh Blfnd Handicap TOTAL DAlLY CBIPi'OQOOii!l - Bent's . _ &II Wllrlr It: Ia ~Nease 3'1'9 f IJII w.. u.._t f3Z till btiK . l 1311 c 455 1.S:,/':r a. I ' . 1j I ! (' DAILY AXYDLBAA.ll:& II LOBGII'BLLOW Dllo lelta'llmplyltlado for 1• lbeL Ja lido - l e A I• uso<ll 1W lbo tbno Illo X for lbo- O'lo ole. 81nlfe lot...... apo.. trapblol, tho leqtb ..... , _ _ ot lbo .... all ~ Bach day tile code !etten '119 "'" aat. A OnlJii& q 1 7 DVWZ :I:PNJ WPI'R"t' I'RPPZ IIOJVVA OWZ DVV BLOA B'l'RB .• .. 420 iha J1PI .$ I I a . T. Hennessy J. Coughenour L. Kennedy G. Gardaer E. Thomaa - 'llit .,.. 81111111 Ptltl Bailey, '11lelma 1W1ar ad P11J1lla Diller 111011 011 NBC TV'I Puton Cobt Ind. High Game - .P. Mullrn Hlgb Game _ Sun, 181. . High Serlo - T. Otlpmu, Ind. IDgh Series - C. Nlerl, 514. · 499. Hlgb Team Gome - Millon Team High Game - Simon's Keyttllllle, !139. ·. Market, 776. , Hlgb Team Sarlltt - llliiioli Team High Serlo -:- Simon • Keyalllae 2418 Mllfket, :=tl_•;-;·;;;;~ MONDAY MtlED LBAGVI KYGER €1\EEK 1-MIU'J .. liM ,. B IWfl IIIII • CIJIIIi · 514 Mitch 334 p. IJigela J. C. Roush w c. Ingell J. F. Roush 41S 573 E. Sylvelter \ Tennant IIOZ . A. Sylvester l7t Shahan TOTA TOTAl. 2458 Woa J Loll 1 Woa l Loot 1 Points I A""" 011 Laber • Jaa. H. Moore· • Nelsoo 554 ft. Moore ~· Alkire 445 A. Sawyer ... Faulk 400 M. SaW)'er ~ Stewart 4511 Handlap ... Neal 473 'J'()'I'AL , ............... .. l.llil .• 12 HandiCI!P WM11Mt.l TOTAL 2StO Woo 1 Lost I Polat 1 S. Oilier Odd llalb H. Oilier J. Reynolda 443 M. llanDihl B Lambert 4M v. llanDihl J. Stewart 451 Handlap G. Kosher fi09 TOTAL D. Rumuiu 495 w.. 1 Lolt 1 Handicap 38 ... Cilll TOTAL 2400 M. Bowen Wou Z Loll 1 Points I J. atesbet C. &IIIII R. Bowen C. Riffle 491 H. Chelher s. Arnold 541 TOTAL P. Weaver 4'12 G. Logan 4511 T. Smith 4011 Pia llottU TOTAL 23611 Ada Neue · W08 I Loot I Point 1 M. Murr.,Yard oMalnl. 1111111«. v..,. .,·-. •. J. allpinaa OVIlll D O - qi1 G. Craig TOTAL W• I Lolli o r· R. Plyallle B. PIYJIII)e m. ataney B. Amberger . Jfaodlap TO'I'AL Won I Lolli I'J'l'WQ,-ALI'BOD I AP '1'4 IUI'aav.r Y81tndaJ'a 0)p.... I t A. GI5DID 1ttl 18 KOR8 84'1'Jii'.lC'l'OBY '1'E.\N A BAIIBH YBS.-GIU.CLUI ~o~. JOU .IIUIIQf: for • Jdrl.whoH bOJ fdtnd hu · 1111: lira hotntworlc pUt up?" WJEH MOiiday Tllroop Friday 7:45 Sign on, The Llfelfno 8:00. Ohio ·vaney Newo 8:(14' Ohio Millon, World .Newo 8:10. Sports "'oday 8:15 Weather Picture ~:)( MullcaJ Clock 8:5$. Commtlilli:J New~ ' 9:1J0· Utchatrtng 9:30 Public Service 9:45 Family Worship Hour 10:00, Mason County fl!ewa I0:05'Talk of the Town lO:ija' World News · n ,iJ9' Wonderful Wtirld of Music ll:i\11· Morning MelOdies · ~ (except Friday, •·· Church Bella fling) 11:45 World Newi 11:5§.. Mason Cotuit, News . 12:4Q ·eommunlty News 12:ij5 :Local New1 · 12•10.: Martell 12:1$~ Mid D.Y Weather IZ,':!~i'"flulletln Board 12•25 News ci Grama D:30 Agrlcnlture Agent 12•~ Country Go liound . 1:'45. News Beat I•OO 'Country Go Round 2:5$ 'News Beat 3iO!f''Mld Way Matinee 3:3CfChrlstuuta Wreath 4•00 DIICing with Dou 4•.31! lntercballge TiiRY RA-=-D~IO-- o--..-.,... I WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRU PRIDAY1 () 1•35 Mllt'lll8ll Krll!ft S•OO Sl&D On MeWI 1•45 Couotry Elpreu LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 8:05 Sacred Heart 7:05 Breatfast Party 1•20 Country Jamboret a,os Hlp Scbool Footban f:35 Farm Newa 11:00 Top Ten Show 8:45 Melgl Agr. ~ 12:00 MOlll Report 7•05 Breakfast Party · 12• 15 JODel IIUicl: Sltow , SATURDAY 7:30 Van Patrick Sparta 12:311 Rev. Merlin Tee!l 7:45 Sign On. '!'be Ufellne 7•50 The 7•50 Report 1•00 Foolball Warmup 8:00 Local, Ohio, National 1•10 Bright Star Sbow-Thur. 1' 15 OSU Fonlball News and Sports ,,45 Baker Fum. Sb.,...Frl. 1•4!1 Platter Party 8:111 Weatber Picture 1:55 The Llgbter Side 1:4!1 Sign Off 8:18 MUSical Clock 9:05 Betty Newton 8:55 News 10:05 Ministerial 4aaoc, SUNDAY 9:00 Muslcaf Clock 10•20 Country Hoe-Down 7i00 Sign On Ne.ws 9:30 Song & Story Hour 11:05 Sw~p Shop 7:35 Tho Army Hour 9:45 Family Worship Hour _ 11•35 Farm Bureau 1•00 Herald of Truth 10:00 News 11:40 El Rancho Time M-W 1:35 11oor of DeliverliiiCe 10•05 High Schpo!IDt Parade 11:40 Mason Co. Agr. Ext-Tile. 9:00 W1np of Healin1 10:55 News 11:40 Family Worship Br·Thur t:35 The Bible Speaks To You 11:00. Army Time 11•40.ASC Program-Frl. 10:00 Voice ol Prophecy ABBII! AND -1 11:30 Special Community Prog. llo55 The Upper Room 10>!15 SuacJay Show 12•00 News Roundup 11 :58 Dow Jono Average~ . 11•00 Country Hymn Time 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:011 'Noon Report 12:00 MOOD Report 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:15 Music Juat For YOil 12:15 The Search 12•30 Saturday Matinee 12:15 Goesaler's Gue11 Star-Frl. 12:30 Rev. 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EH'? lv RAEBURN VANBUREN 8• BRANNEi:R WOULD'!OUCHI'CK~ PROCJi<;!i WINNIE:'!' �,,., < I ,J anama Is ack on tist of • PANAMA CITv (UPI)....P""' ama agreed elfly tqday to reaume diplomatic relall0111 with the United States, IUbjeet to '!egotla~ "all ex!Rfnc matte••" at bttw- the two b-,;· Ia"-· lui llllllml ,.,.. re ...... \Veek lor the flrlt lllDe Ill Ill co;!"trleo. . : ; . ' : . · Save Now ! Q.lf.r•~g ELBERFELP:S',. ' January Furniture Sale to-yeer hlttory IIIIer fllbting eruptect In a dispute over the U.S......II'ollecl Canal Zone. An · asr.ement reached In laJb rponoored by tho Inter· Amerloan Peace Commlatloo atlpulated that oegotlai!Qno will t.e Initialed M daya after dlp(o. matte Ilea are renewed. Haactuc Ia ...,lont ..~ wu aot • lorm of eneallo• 1ou1 .. ...... NO. 230 $69.00 Fire Screen Sets _ _ $ale $~8.00 . $9.95 Swing Away Grills ___ S.la $~.00 $27.00 G r a t e - - - - - Sale $18.00 Sale $12.00 $19.00 Fire Screen S.le $8.00 $15.00 Electric Logs Sale $10.00 $69.00 Gas Logs Sale $45.00 $22.50 Fire Shovel Sets Sale $12.00 $12.00 Fire Shovel Sets $11.00 Fire Pots Sale $7.'!0 ' Sale $6.QO $8.00 Fire Pots Sale $5.00 $4.25 Fire Pots _ Sale $3.00 All Furniture Promptly Delivered And Installed In Your Home. ELBERFELDS Main & 2nd Sis. - Pomeroy Hospital News 3 Brs. 8:00P.M. admission. Here's alist of American production cars wfth standard engines that denver more horsepower per pound of car weight than the '64 Oldsmobile F-85~~ Holiday Coupe ~r Sports Coupe: WED. and THURSDAY J1nutry 15·16 NOT OPEN FRIDAY lhru TUESDAY Janu1ry 17·21 Wtlt Dltney's "THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY" <Technicolor) lo<IJger, the Bull Terrier :;'L,J;~;S;dia~~mese Cat; Luath, ~ Retriever and: Genest, TommiY Tweed Scott, John Draine, the talents of Rex At- ownen, IIIII conIa aeheduled f o r camp few · hl8h W,,s~~~ will be · held an to be. at . \'Ark. • ~~~ Novel by Sheila Bun- .. If You Are Interested In N e w Home Furnishings, You Owe It To Yourself To S e e BAKER FURNITURE'S selection et Jcmuary Sale Pricea. - 1/11'0108 liiilll~ ,THEAlDOllSI )llrl. .Jl'l'll¥ blot qreecl to thllli!vltallbb IIIII, u a eonsequm:e ;lboreo!, have agreed to beg!!( lonnal negotiatloao wlllch wUI be Initialed 30 da~ afler dlplomalie relaliDDB are fef.llabllahed by meaoa Ill re,_tlllvel wbo ~ haYII here Satllrday by lbe ()rpolra- llld llelll rrr sfed .._ "'f IIUffleient · powet to ~ lloo of American States to try belal lllld by ~m·•• a wllhout l!l!!ltall1111 aJ' .,. fD put a 110p to a """" ot aJIII. IJ>oai'M · • _ _ 1 , mallen 1lt any ulll. \ h Amerleall violence by armed Tile aluql ~iii!~ . may affact ll1e relaL • · mcbo in Panama. IIIII lD llllvltll. tweeo tbe United Sial ·~ Army _Secretary Cyrus R. Panama." ';~. 'aoee charged in WlllhiDCtoo Me1p 8 IIIII .• ;J)J The peace commillllo. ~ ~)ftd•Y that at leaSt 10 ~ DI8Cl1A11YD - LIB ~ ftve-oatloo group, w11 trained lD ("c!momlll Cuba lee, 'W 1or.. ....... ,. ' \";_o,. . " en tin~ ' POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO $79.50 Fire Screen Sets _ _ Sale $44.00 $9 _95 Log Basket Jlili!f coiDIIDlnique ':.- ·:::... 0:::, • - SCREEN SETS AND ACCESSORIES • Sale. $20.00 _· ," a WU1'8U IIIIPI ..... "._. rieL 111ft ,JWI. -~- a tftl II .... :.. 174. ............ '"• flctnttan•, _.., • SALE .$32.50 Fire Screen Sets t¥ e • orded u o DW11 t1 ladlplty praclleed ob lloe llloleoo 1onu •, or crlmlult. ' Ohio in Black By '65 Sale $30.00 dlroctly · to Pllllllma't demJDCI Imply that the e(lllll wll lie lor revision ot the to-year-old dlecuoled 1Jn<o that li treaty under which the United molD outalaJidlnC btllqe. Stateo operatea the PllllllDIII "The lnta-Amerlclll P Canal The United States wu Commiulon bu Invited the Wlder,tqoct to have objected to 1perlle1 (the Unit8d Sta~~ ouch a relereoce. jPalWIII) to -'Bbllili ·"'P."' But Panama accepted the malic relal:lam u 9!~ u NOW YOU KNOW VOL 'XV $42.50 Fire Screen Sets The •l"eemenl did not refer osreement, . CIIIIJid~ lk· . ··-·Y With ig .orthem ~eighbor Five Dem~rats File Notices As Candidates ' 1 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1964 PRICE FIVE c&;:i One Airman is , • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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