https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b3b0e92b23e64687d623e6d587356eb9.pdf d6270f6214a99ada4a232bd8b8107a1d PDF Text Text - ........·----.. ....... ... ' . . • (/ • ( ' f6 A~e Pack ~~s~~b~;d Summerfield is Hostess to Garden Club at Home Apprmdmately 40 attended the meeting of Rock Springs cub Scouts Pack 24ll Saturday evening at the Salisbury Schpol, with Rleh<IJ"d Young, cubmasler, presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Opha Offutt and Mr. and Mrs. George Skinner were In charge of the program, which opened with the pledge to the flog led by RickY Gaul and Gene Davis, followed with group singing of "America." Gene Davis, Ricky Gaul and Jimmy Morris sang, "I Knew ,.. '"~' Summerfield ""'lst-1 Buell Ridenour the Chester Garden: ..ij.:.mlily at her borne and Ivy, for a kitchen mangmenl, a Madonna, varioUs col· 1 on!d fruits and flowers, and a church arrangement using all white gladioli. D001tlng opened with Mrs. Roy Hoher gave a demw!lb -the preaident. onstration of a modem mange~=~~= P;•~:;! Ridenour ment called Out." Mrs. Mora;.ad had"Way the mangement . the devotions, which Is of the mooth using red geranscriptttre of Presi- iums with pine. Blue ribbons 1 Johnson. The verse were awarded for an open class .,.. given by Mrs. of the month to Mrs. Earl Dean, Wright. Roll caD was Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. Buell by 20 members. Sev· Ridenour. . , ts th Refreshments were served I c v1c proJec 1or e com· year were discussed by Mrs. by the hostesses to the meD" chairman and the bers and two guests, Mr'. ' ' SwlsbPr and Mrs. Hartle RouSII of the Wayside Garden Club. I s MR. AND MRS. VIRGIL C. HOLSINGER 'i"":8~ •. ~~r~t~fier" . J~. " . .i meetin« e Mainly About People In Pomeroy RUBBER -~eOTWEAR I" THEATRE IIAJruy A round And About I! M •dd/ epor Property Transfers BENNEIT'S 0 ! SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK LADIES' FLATS Mrs· SAYE NOW 1.87 2.87 3.87 DRESS SHOES DURING Baker Furniture's JANUARY • CLEARANCE ii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-,1 ::;:t 3.87 " ... rf ....,,_ 4.87 Sh·oes shlela 5.87 2 meeJ:Ini' House Slippers:: __ ·Snow Boots v:::; 2· 4· 7· e COIN-OP e DRY .CU-ING ,li 'iti $2 DUTTON DRUG CO. N. 2nd Ave. . Middleiporl; 0. · · 'iOIINSoN·s ' ' " "' . .•.•·'··•'•.. CltiMrl • PGnwroy ··~l!~~ .-...... ,fl;.fn ~;' .,.,. . r • _,, • ' I • ea.'' _.t' I NOW YOU ,KNOW ' lhll ' tlia" . ............ lit ............ llliDoi ....., .... _ , _ aiiaal ....... lult. lllrl"lmas. Durst-Holsinger Vows Exchanged fit SHOE BOX o 1be Reedsvllle _ Long J!Ot. tom Home Delll<HIIItrapoo Club ' wlll meet JaD. 15 lor an all d8Y meetlng Jlt the borne of Mrs By Bluclle M. IIJuiliM reason they can't quit. Warren Plcl:ens. 'lbe topic JAN. 12 - I WU tile ..... "Mark Twain \IBkl It alb this wUI be "Meal Ser· ow of our deep loa, oo Nov, 22 Wby, It'll the easiest thing ill vice for piHerent Occasions." right over It the world Iii ,do, quit smokln'Class 11 Circle of Heath for ml. . why, I bel I ve quit 100 limN Methodist Cburclt wlll meet Whon LBJ made that beau- In my life." Wednesday evening at the talk In front of the Ratl --, ehurclt at P· m. Mn. L. w. marble )lll~. 81~ THERE ~ B~, 1 s\l'8lltlll McComas wlll be In eharge of w~ nation was In teats. pi)Jchol!>glcal lldaa aboul the devotional period with Mrs. mourn, end ever more shall my getting sick every OecemJack Bechtle program chaJr. with ever n!turnlng ber. It makes me dn!ad t h 1 man Hosle!s.;. are Mrs Mild- Whitman's Jovely whole month end the uaed·\0- I red Zeigler, Mrs. P. L. ,Milch, concerni~g civil defense w a s WENT SLEDDING shown and books on Home Pro- The Senior High B.Y.F. of The Reedsville M. E. church was the setting of the tectibtl were distributed. Racine held a party at the hour, Mrs. dougle ring ceremony of Miss Geraldine Durst, daughter During the Pack meeting, home or Maldne Baker. The a guest from the of Mr. and Mrs. Dawaio Durst of Reedsville, and Mr. ribbono were received lor reg- group went sledding and later Garden Club gave a Virgil C. Holsinger also of Reedsville. Mr. Holsinger is istratlon honor units lor 1963. had refreshments. aud demonstration on beau· employed at the American Viscose Corporation in Par- Registration pins and cards were CliHord Ashley, Maxine Sveral In· kersburg. The Rev. Freeland Norris read the vows at 2 were presented to the officers end Shirley Baker, Craig, Gail, p.m. · for 1964. Plans were made for Gary and Laurel calms; Mar· and ootstandlng arThe bride was lovely 1n a a meeting on Japuary 24 at 7:30 garel and David Cole, Ronnie were made lnclud· straw bird cage hanging length bridal dn!ss. The daughter, Deborah ; Mrs. Mar- p.m. at the School, to organize Grimm, Phillip HUI, with red geraniums bodice ... white saUn ·eo9ered tho Holsin~er, Mrs. Emma Van a Boy Scout Troop. Sbiflel, Charles SnodgrBSB, 1~. with long sleeves, Meter and daughters, Doris and Several dates were annoonc- Gary Willford and Nancy Yost. Mrs. Ralph Graves 1~!:;,'! at the wrists. Tbe Roberta; Mrs. Virginia Carter ' ed Including February 7-13, Holzer hospital and underwent I, was trimmed In satin and daughters, Karen and San- Scout week, and the Pack · wiD SET CAMP MEETING which flowed a satin skirt dra; Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley have a displa~ In the Downie The Middleport Church of the surgery today. Her room number " 375. with chiffon. She wore and son Eddie; Mr. and Mrs. Gross Store window; February Nazarone will be the host Mrs. Hom~r Holter visited on the New York City World's Fair Winnie Holsinger, Brenda, Jan- 7, uniform day ; February _9, 80 indoor Camp meeting Saturday With Mrs. Harry rhinestone jeM!Iry set et, Pattie, Ooog and Ronnie; Scout Sunday and the Pack will sponsored by the Meigs ~r The Family Roush. designed by Sarah Coventy, be- Miss Sharon Holsinger, and attend the 10 a.m. service at Holiness Association during Mr. and Mrs. Robert RuBSell longing to a sister of the groom. Mrs. Russell Ray Holsinger, the Sacred Heart church; Feb- week of January 20-24. ' ~n Saturdoy 9 to 9 of Ironton and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Caryl Chevalier, class>1Ulry 15, Blue and Gold ban- lng tbe nightly messages flied Grant or Crooksville were Il¥,Ite of the bride and groom, . quet, with all mothers of the be Rev. H. L. J,ones, weekend guests of Mr. and was maid of honor. She wore 8 !& Pack serving as the dinner com- Obio a Fn!e Methodist MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Clifford Jenkinson. lovely turquoise wool dr~ss. The mlttee , March 19, Appreciation IA!r, 'with music being ""iiiiiiii:iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiii~ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jenk- bride's maid was Miss Mary ll dinner for all Scoutmg person- ed by Morris Wolf. of Racine iii inson will quietly celebrate their Jse Cashdollar also a class. nel at the Kyger Cr e e k · wedding anniversary Sun· mate. She wo~ 8 pink wool ISchool; and April 11~12 the January 12. suit. Serving as best man, was f Scout.Q..Rama. and Mrs. William Fisher a brother of the bride, Gary I At the close of the meeting, .POMIIIOY, OHIO Belpn! spent the week end Durst, of Reedsville. refreshments were served by their parents, Mr. and A reception was ·held after Mrs. Clyde Bartlett has re- Mr. gnd Mrs. Offutt and Mr. & THURSDAY Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr. and the ceremony in the home of tumed to her bome in Middle- and Mrs. Skinner. January 15-16 NOT OPEN Sam Arnold. the bride, Tbe table was dec- port alter spending two weeks Ronald Fisher, a student at orated in white linen, with a in Buchanon, w. Va., with her M L R t Arnold Grate, Mildred Grate PltiDAY thru TUESDAY Mountain State Business three tiered wedding cake In lather, Mr. P. M. Sines, who is rs. acey e urns to Archie Pierce, K. ..l•nu•ry 17·21 lege, Parkersburg, W.Va., center. The cake was decor. improving from a ser1ous m. From Cincinntdi Pierce •. 1.:,5 acre., '' Welt Disney's "!'HE INCREDIBLE weekend with his parents, ated with pink roses and topped ness. Mr. Sines has been re- Mrs. Clal'<!nce Lacey, Middle- Archie Pierce, Virginia JOURNEY" . and Mrs. Mason FISher. with a bride and' groom. Punch trurned to his borne from the port voc'l music instructor, bas to Arnold Grate, Mildred Grate (Tecbnlcolor) Carla Fisher, daughter of Mr. and minls were also served to hospital. returllefl from Cincinnati where .62 ~ere, Rutland. the Bull Terrier and Mrs. Mason Fisher, Minersthe guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milsbe attended the Ohio Music Clifford G. Ebersbach, dec., eijiamese Cat; Luath, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. tloan were Tuesday dinner Educ•tion Association conven· to Ella Levenna Ebersbach, RetrievP.r and : vile, underwent an . Hosplt- Dawain Durst, son and daugh- guests or Mr. and Mrs. Vernon lion h•ld at the Sheraton-Gil>- Cert. lor Trans., Pome~oy. Tommy Tweed omy at Meigs . ter, Gary, Charlotte, and grand Weber and family in Rutland. sOn Hole! lhe past weekend. Robert L. Sharp, Edith M. Scott, John Draine, al Monday evemng. the talents of Rex AI· Mrs. E. J . Hill returned The Philathea Wonlen of the One of the hi hli hts of the Sharp to Dwtghl R. i Novel by Sheila Bun· home Tuesday alter a VISit m 8 et 40 Salon Met Middleport Church of Christ convention wao t,e gsuperb per- Lena Faye Wallace, Lot, Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. At Wildermutlu have cancelled their meeting for"l!IDI't of the Clncinooti Sym· dl?'~ 8 1 h Lola , Cartoons R~y Jones Jr: and and scheduled for Thursday evening. phony Orchestra and also the · · r g I, Bright " ..... ·"'"'" Your Aorl•l Mtss Mary Hill and at The Gallla Coonty Salon 8 A dale will be annoonced later d b of th t . ,_1 Margaret Mako, parcels, Salem. · lnd ., with Mr. and Mr1. et•• t tthe horne o!Mrs. Mrs. Olan Genheimer and· eu 1 Qctgon e Mr concer i.iv.onro In Admis:~ion. apohs, -sv me a OdgonpiOn~ who, Gilbert Clrc Ie, dec., to ""liiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~P~a~u~l~H~IU:.!and:!~fa~m~l~ly~...........,!Gerald Wildermuth with Chap- daughter Judy returned E .;. d · "': f t Circle, cert. of trans., . • eau Premiere, Mrs. Orville their ho:Oe In 'eotumbus lnn..,A n • gave ' b e"" trhs Minnie Vining to ~enneth H. 'dl mer1can w n e VI .._ 1 S II b We11• presi ng. d~y alter spending •everal days with tho Cincinnati n....., parce • 8 s ury. The Salon voted to send d<>- with her daughter and family • Mro, Lacey was 1m- Wesley Circle, c· dec.I to · J Cl A. I M t De II I bed th na ons or a a e nver IMr. and Mrs. William Sheridan 'th his rtistr 1 th ra . rc e, ary Ire e, t-ert. & Children's Hospital, Cbristmas ·and daughters Marla and Ani;;:; t 0 ~ n e lor Trans., Sntton. Seals, Child w_elfare Work, and' ta, and with ~ther relatives ncer num r. Mary Circle to Laura J. Cirthe Scholarship Award. he the area. cle, 77 Acres, Sutton. hostesses, Mrs. Gerald Wilder- Mrs. Robert Reibel was In Friends Gatlter at Lula M. Taggart, dec. to E.O. muth and Mrs. David Cumings, Friday to Haptomtoll Hom Taggart, Gladys Harris, ~erved refreshments and a soc· her daughter, Mrs. . .e. 1Ces Droz, Sarah Hoback, Affid. Ial hour followed. Mrs. Norman to Columbos for a A group of lnends and netghTrana., Lebanon. Wa land and Mr Golda . . bors gathered at the home of Ch I . Henry Wagner, AI'rce • Y, s. check up at Umversity Hos· M 81 h H ares 11 ' mg are hostesses for the , Mrs. Kitchen is Frs.t anfc e almptollSta on , WUI10m Wagner, Jr., ruary meeting f ron -s1• or an promptu Wagner to Geo W ' t'oirm<!drom, major surgery per- servance of her birthday rge agthiS past year. j ed • 6.25 aCn!s, Salisbury. 1• 1 Tb ON EXERCISES Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Mil- y. e foup e';; thea W: H. Wagner, Charles Henry I MASON - Marine PrivatA! hoan and grandsons, Dean and : 1 ,!~OS:" Ill The Alice Wagner, George Y . William W. Chapman, son Dallas Weber of Rutland were gu ref h g · Wagner to William WagMra, Augusta A. Chapman, re- in Gallipolis Tuesday. res menlo 1or t h Jr., Alberta Wagner, par·i cently participated In three dayo Mr. and Mrs. Roger Phillip• Salisbury. ver:ttcal envelopment exerct~es were business visitors in Col· were Mrs. while serving with the Third umbus Saturday . end Mrs. BEDFORD SCHOOL NEWS Battalion, Sixth Regi~nt of Mary Ruth ~nd Joy Sauer wbo were In charge Celebrating birthdays on the Second Marine Division at were weekend guests of Mr. and the party, ~ Mra. Tom Pull- ember 31 end In January Camp LaJeUne, N. C. Mrs. Ernest Whi!A!head of ~·B ~s. E~bethDSlaven, Mrs. CarolJII Brlckles, Tom 'Kern, ville. Their mother, Mrs. n:~~· Ha~·u:" :"~· Wayne Well, Margaret old. Sauer. is a patient at Galli- D. Diles and the aue'st ~"j h ~ :n•a H~ and Lucy 8y Connie, P•ris F•shion & Ch1rm Step polls Clime. evening Mro Ha tonstall · Rita Phillips, daughter of Mr. ' · P • MadolJII ~ickett and VALUES TO 6.99 and Mrs. Roger Phillips, was VIsit~ Florida over an overnight guest Friday and Open Horue WiU vacation. , ' Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Be Held on Kevin FaUlkner and non Weber and childn!n. An open iiQuse to went to Columbus. 50th wooding .Steven Brlckles and CANCEL MEETING will be held by Mr. end M r went to Ravenna on The meeting of MagnoUa Jacobs, Laurel vacation. ,_ Temple Pythlan Staters Pomeroy ,R. D., Sunday al 1 Kenny Burke and family ·In-Heels eMedium Heels eStacks eColorslor Thursday evening ha1 4 p.m. They have llved at · t o = · : Cranberry, Dark Brown, Black, Otter. ."'5iiiii:Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:~~bee:;n~can;:c~eH~ed:::;_. el GUfl ilnce they were Y Frecker went to rled rmd belong to the F r eroy to visit Homer ~arman. Melbodlst Church at .run and Jeff Morris . VALUES TO 9.95 CUff. father are visiting m 'lbey have twi aons, Hawk and famUy Mulberry Heights; Paul, · to Marietta to visit Bob Price e1111; and ' four da¥flhters, Mrs. Connie Reed we t to · Wllltam Davis, Columbus; n Mrs. WfUiam Jicoha, Kenny Wood went to Logan. 8y Connie ond Poria Fashion Mrs. Janies Gilmore, Laur- Mrs Carp;r went to ~ Vol, ,. .87 and 3·87 11 L~d- ~:fiit. Mrs. Ste'!e Eblen, ville ~r Columbus, _ CllroYour h••lth 7.99 _ II 1~ Jdheo and Sandra Bailey ' , , .'.. Is our ~'CANCEJJ.ED I~:NotJNCi&c;co);MMITr;i;rrEE By "Luxurious" Baat Type The. .of the Rock WASHINGTON (UPI)-Challbusiness •• , ~· Better ·IJealth C 1u b Edwin E. Willis, O.La., ol ochlidUlecl· IN Tbursday after. House Committee on UnllOOll hu ·been· eancelled. American Activities Tuesday de' .lUll P:ew Pei,._By Connie & U.S. Rubbor nounCecl the "Emergency Com, mlltee For Dlaas!A!r llellef To ' To safeguard your health, we work 87 17 71 Cuba" 11 a ''fraud and a hoax." WllHs laid the committee's closely with your doctor ... standing ever real lim was not to help eu. TYPI ALL SALES FINAL bans suffering from tile devasready to serve you by filling his prescriptation ol Huri'lcane Flora last lions prompt.ly, precisely, from pure and Oct, 4, 'but to "undermine this over-all pollcy toward potent pharmaceuticals. Always relieble. Coba, 81tengthen Caelro, and ~ tb ala Communist subver• lim ' throughout Latio Ameri. - ""''"ts .. J Sha~ows oJ Deep Loss on ·November '22'H8DJT1Dg • ver ~.. . Ev~~ 1!..~ ~~:hlle :.~~y~ yN,~~:::j (too really and at night with to a single solitary Chrlltmu tho full horror ~ thet un- "do," nor even to the ..... scene In Dallas takes Too sick, T'oo bosy· talln' )IIIII. po'ssession of me all over a- You can count Deceln!>er •· '· " . dead ,loss· for B.M.H. - 1 n 1 This needless, needless cruel December: ' '· I . But 1 thank God for. • Finally, I got out ~ter :fiVII Johnson with a ftrm long weeks. My vabln !eve" hall at the rudder and I In- raged to a new high, So, ...._ to give him my lull allegl- clear to Gallipolis. I ·~, . , · gel a lift just to start dowf But agam, farewell, dear that roa<f.,.rtally so dear to me, Massacbusetls Man, the road ro Home, • of Carolme and John Well, I mooned around~ beloved of Jackie. • store or two, half bear . · bought some ValenUnes I ,DOUBT IF ONE WILL ever crossword puzzle book (8l!04j read ~or at least I won't). a fun· the kin~ I Uke at Ia~ Ja!tl; ~·one than the followmg; sed wlth everybody far ,,, Seems a bouse~ife, way back ?ear, know 'em or not k was ~nn~~ outs kind· 2m: met a Ja~y O( about • 1 wood. Jed, says .she, who d had serious heart. tr;j. me '?me wood and hurry ble ever smce she was 18, . . 11. I ve got to get thes,. cided to perk up and try ~ biscuits buked." ' live again. "•' · I Out went Jed and stayed a- Hopmg you are the aame, I 25 years, during which remain etc. he sen:e~ in the Army, . --1. ' 1 ~~ gold mtnmg, went broke Commg in home I ~ and over. at my neighbor's next door, ••. Finally, and at long last, he Faulkner. We tried to ..... in the kitchen d.oor. up for lost time. She ~ "Thar's yer wood," llUOth me her lovely Christmas. thlit!lll', as he flung down an arm- among them a beautlhd 't!jle of nicely cut up sUcks. lamp from daughter Jean ,.,._. "And thor's yer biscuits," in Columbus. We exc!lli~Ifr.1 his wife, as ~he set a cooking hints; we alwayi: ~ 6t. charred pan of burned And I got to tell he~· !lbol!t ill· down fro~ the cup- slant mash~ potatoes,. where they d been all the great dtscoverles of my years. meal - . hounded ur,. ,,,. ~a~ reader, if you bJ-.'t FURTHER THAN THAT, de- tried em, run, run . rlghj;~JIIlW ponent sayeth not.. ~hether and get, som.~, I told ne~r resumed married life, or Nora Mills When I thbtiiVIIll reasonable facsimile thereof, ail the thou•ands of /"~ always wanted to know. I've peeled and then rltl!lnlit11 Moral: A biscuit maker and ~ashed, well, what a W'fste4 wood chopper bad better work hie' ' , looks as if. ~,: .. •l"'ht l And then 1 even ,...,,..,. '! i RECENT COLD WEATHER• could smell some ,,;;;::;t: ,,_ . ~•• .., ..,• ..,. me thin~ . of .the. (just .~"that day, so eager alii l•lfar about) most VIVId description II, You see ' I feel we·""'er •• ., "lreeoin' season" 1 ever the h~mp sort of. Bqt bf ~,Ito• time you' read this liJIO¥·P 'Twas, 1 think, In Jack Lon- have buried us ~er don's "Burning Daylight" (who's than in Whittier's "Snow· be, Jack London?, J hear · the bound." · teen-agers saying), I•" 1 , Wel1, anyway, this guy 1 want now to relate kt you, threw out a pall of water way "The Ba!Ue of the Rlont<at" . whrch . -~..,• up . yonder ln the Yukon and It took place ~ ·l feU to the ground in tiny tink- my olfllprlng brougbt•I!Jil•loilfj,. b' · I I lc bl ling Its of ICe, y e ectr •nket lor ~Remember they used to say He and Dad booked. It ' up, "This'll freeze the hair off'n after my DOh's and ilt'~ f'QVW a brass monkey?" Its color (turquoise. OJ•oljllqUaj That was the uiUmate in the depending on how Y"'l it!e.) wit of 1910 or there abouts, Then they left me ~ OWII You can'\ beat Ibis one, In devices, ' . '·'" \ .. :. ~ its llne: "Well,,. thinks I, "Biqit;Jftyt Tobacco I• 0 dJrty weed 1 on the dial oughta lJoi· bOld -,. Uke 11. ' right." "'a ''li It lsatlollet no normal need. I Suddenly It wasn't, "'l'lli'lllbll Uke lt. down or something,• I yelii!cl; 'l It makes you thin, 11 makes "Huh, a Utile simple • lldlli yoa lean, Uke that,• sez they, and turoiil , lakes !be balr rlgbt off It to 4. , . lt" yoor bean, I was now turning • iWP !be wont dan llllff I've brown, and coulda'l 9VID WP , ever seea. to look. So I never ·qult, •tlli •l I like 11. had n way on down ta ··G>a~t. A frank admission, and a There, that's better - · 8JIII'JIO In one and the bird ·In a neat ever felt ~-· breath. "You folka just elpe(!l koow everything " I IIIli AND EVEN WITH all this ed at them, but ihey only government report Uncle Sam ed. They know Mom, ah a 'pointln' and sayln' "Can- do they! cer'U get you, my boy, If you Ladies end aenUemeD{ llreodon't walcb out" - Most view- ommend these wonderful ers of the scene think llllJ9kers ets m yoo. They're the wiU just' keep right lliL eat thing siJICe electric To teD you the truth, ao dlcl weahers, lroos, eleelrlc for . the very almple n!lrlgerators ',""' walt, the thlnp eleetrlcrlcp~~~= a epeclaJ pn!Bidentlll assistant, home, you'D be a accepted a teaching pool at you actuAlly write University, but wUl and If you get Off to serve as a White or ~. I'll treat House COillultant; 18, 'twill be llay:a wUl giVe • series of Don't ,..... lectu~ at Rutcer• mt contemp. fan, put orary problems of government nor the . and from March · 2 uotll J8llllllry on your Ill , ~ 11115• you linllh lt. · 1 '"*'"' 1:_... :a. i- ·Save In The ~anue~,Y ~ . ·· Storewide _;_ •... . Clearan~e': Sdi1J> .. '"' "'' . Values in . ' •v•rv ·~ .' and :~~ ·.f,V"'f ·: -et~,.ld$ 1 . . ' '" -~ ~ e ·.· '. ,. »-rtrf f'o f'.. fld r ~· VOL XV NQ. 231 • ' I t POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . m r.. •• .._ • ~ ' ' 1 ' THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1964 Democrats Pick off. Astronaut Stop Taft Move Credited to Robert Kennedy ' ~~" PRIQ! .fiVE ~ �, ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pometoy-1\flddleport, 0 ., ,bn. ·W'~ 11M CoMMENfAT1NG EDITOIIALlY s Still a Neat Trick · The llaily SPntinel Helen llelp Us! · Court Sc!hedule 'Unsuitable' ••• r ' ':' The eynlcallnjunction, "never get in;nijved In a lawsuit," becomes less eynl- ·~d more realistic every year, and , · "118are'1 reference to "the law's 4e y" begins to read as if it were writfen yellerclay. '· ' For tbe dlltressing fact ts that the average delay before trial of personal injury cues alone in state courts incnued from 14 months to 18.7 months ,In .lDeS. . Thlo Ia the average, reports the Institute of Judicial Administration. In jnrisdic:tlons with populations over 750,000 i(il mucb worse. The average jumped from 23.9 months to 29.2 months. 'A muimum delay of six months from ilie time a defendant files until a case C'OII!es to trial is the standard stipulated by the Judicial Conference of the Unit~d, States. But in some courlo there ac1Mii,!IY are delays of more than five )'ears. are the worst offenders: County (Chicago), with an averof 68 months (and a backlog "'"""' 79.500 cases in the circuit and courts); Allegheny County with 67 months; Nassau Island), 66.4 months. eongeation lm't neceasarlly th• result of population, however. In t h e superior courts of Los Angeles and San Diego, the delays are only 21 and 15 months respectively. ' In Dade County (Miami) it is a mere 5.7 montha. The layman'• firlt reaction Is to com· plain that the judges either don't work hard enough, or that there mutt not be enough ,of them. . · To answer the latter, there doesn't seem to he any direct relation between the number of judges and the size of the judicial log jam, accordlas to the Amer· 1can Judicature Society. Michigan, for example, hu a populi· lion only 1.8 million leu than Ohio, but it has only half the number of judges Ill its courts of &eneral jurisdiction. Wayue County (Detroit) has twice the · number of people and one less judge than euxa· hoga County (Cleveland), yet It hu t 1~ month backlog compared to the 0 hI o county's 20.month plUmp. Is there no solution? 1\fost of our eleeted city, county and state 1offldala are lawyers, most of our state legislators are lawyers. It would seem that t b e y should be able to appreciate tbill pro]). lem and make whatever refQI'DII are neceasacy to alleviate it. " pany, be takeo alonl I _.., tary - bill "beck IIIII call"·l!d Ileal'· JleleD: - · - Gil ... LABr _.. Every year my 8pOUIO JIOel Wt wlv!ll almpiJ ao biiDd off Gil ill elk hUDIID8 lrlp and to theoe lblnp. After .U, · wt leavo me home with the lddl. haw our lol'ely boDiea aDd u I ilon1 lhiU lhls Ia fair llld I 6WII pleaun~, IIIII we ~ wlah JGU'd tell HER JO, - WILo our llulblaidl wiD Pi6 bML WM 'l'bey · ioYt uo ID tiieJ1. falllklll · Dear WHIIam: but they need their relaltiGa. YOU teD her ~ she'i your . In our crewd, be1DJ .''INI""IO ' wilt. I don1 b111ker to IID8Ie your wife - or for !bat m,tter, with ID elt-bUI!IIa8 Am•-I beiDa "trbe" to 1 biJabai!d ..- H. DO lonier metDI DOt Dear Helen: tiD& tdultery, but Just ~ You lol4 lha eJ~ecutlve'a. wife awey from emolloDal lllvoifto to .tay aalve and abe'd be mente. - WISE · ·; •:." · happier. That' a probably lood Dear W!Ae: .. ·•' advice, because II abe worried In Qlher word! - ~~ about bel buaband'o "bn•tneas" goes, aa lOIII u yoh 4ooft, care lrlpo. she'd go bally. about lha periClli you · ii wtllil We aU Jmow that when a Are· you raisiD8 your children man gets wealthy enouab t'l to Uve by theiO ruleet·,. A: D d lake long tripe for Ida com- where, percbance, cllcl '" 1011 learn them- from your !~ MAMA'8 GONE A-IIUNTINO '' ) I • _m.._ o \ A · Market Re ort ~m~:r;; a ,~,~' p I'm not ezactly I!OpN~tllll!ut, 1 REAL • CINCINNATI (UPI) - Uve- but I do belle\'e in JOOil oiillili. stock; For Instance, If aU' !Iii' ~da Cattle 700, ealves 100; slaugh- socks Ia the wuh ~· 1llit al ter steera aDd few lots heifers the dryer matehad uP. 1 tDow mostly etesdy, llOWI • tea d y, for SUl'll'm aolng 1o ba9't·'~ . ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN buDs steady to weak; IIIOBtly luck that day. ~. rlfl~jilid<. average ebolce 1100 • 1150 lb tlve that for every ~ IIIIPio slaughter steers 23.50 • 23.75, there'• a · good thllic'"~ ebolee 11100-1300 lb 23, high good lhst wiD ooutlterbaliriM ''it'Dt ' BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD make the picture his way. By LYLE C. WILSON Southern whites against him. stroy hill eleetion chances. He and low ebolce 22.50, good 21» you think I'm nuts lor' lbJnt. Lillian Reis, the former chorus girl • • • United Pre•• latei'IUidoaal PJ:Iisldent Jolmlon Ia trapped has Dfl alternative to a hard- 22, standard 11.50-19.50; good ing thls way? It re8nJ maio~ charged with masterminding a t.ali-milRichard Burton is a celebrity "shill" The alarmingly simple strat- In a bad IIJIOI. Southern hot nosed enforcement of aU-oot.ln- and choice 700«ii lb bellen 21- me mueh more cbeerflll: ' ..:. lion dollar heist while she was operating for Harold's Show Spot, a nttie bar on egy by whlcb anti- admlnl<stra- heads on either side-white or tegratlon. 'He c&JUIOt retreat; 22; utiUty 00\VI 13 • 14, high HOUSEFBAU ·'• a PhUadelpbia mghtclub, is suing a na- 45th St. dear to the hearta of theatre lion Democrats In the South black-are in a position to de- must advanee. dressing utiUty with few eom- Dear Housefrau: tiona! magazine for $2,050,000 chargmll people. He told Rex Harrison to visit It, eould arouse a voter rebeWon mercia! 14.25; utiUty and com- If you're nuts, so liD I, · i'li that an article about her "plaganzed" , and su~e enough, Rex, ~nd w~e an~ parogainat President ~olmsoa as it mercia( buDs 17.50-19; veslers really Pll"tlal to goOd 'OIIIens; material from her upcoming biography, ty of f1ve or so amved m a lim~usme at wu aroused against the late . fully steady; eholce 92-36, few My favorite: If I ·parallel put and ~Lso injured her "mental complexes" around II .p.m. for a quick drmk, and Jolm F. Keunedy Ia all too ob37-38, Individual 40, good 27-32, perfeotly on the first ley, li9th... The star of a Broadway show, reg- stayed to close the place .. . It's a fav· standard ~27. lng, but notblnl can s'tiip illtlitered at a local hospital under an as- orite watering bole for Sybil Burton, too, viOUJ. The atrategy would be to Hogs 4500; barrowo and gtlta It's my day!" . '. :: .: , . , ~med name, is a bl&ger story than the so a faseinating cast of charaeters may rompel Jolmson to use federal unevenly 75-1.00 low••· than TUes On "good coun~r'111Mn1 ~ma pages realize. She's mentally up· show up there any evening. set lUI well as physically ill. There's still a chance-hooray!-that bayonets or marshals to eomday's average, BOWl 50-75lower, the "bad" In your !1!~: ,j!i!lhpel Integration or to maintain 1•2 200-220 lb bsrrowo and gllla er word for that II opifmlam l'be latest scuttlebutt on Barbara Judy Garland may be renewed on CBS. the peaee In some Southern Do Jose · ltl - H. Hutton indicates that the Poor Little TV next year. The programming depart- -~um·ty. That would ·-··· R, ....... 15.60, 1-3 19()-230 lb ~.25-15.50, n't ever ~""" -~ By PIUL NEWSOM Russians. First, the u ..... ~ 1 De He! ment Is studying the situation. If some Southem opinion against John~••, 2-3 230-250 b 14.75-15. , 250-2110 ar eo: . · . · Rich Girl is living up to her nickname. UPI Forelp News Alullyat bave not been gettin8 11· """- Jb 1Ul;.·14.75, No. s ~ lb Sometimes Friend& say she's down to about 85 big brain would just realize that Judy's pounds, and her very young friend, fans want to bear Judy sing, and 100 as it was .aroused again:rt Fidel Caslrfs sudden appesr- ond what they do get they pey 14-14 zs· 1-3 ~ lb sows u. when ~oyd Franklin, has told British pals that couldn't care less about secOndo~~tring Kennedy by rtoiOIIS evepta ID anee In MIIIOOW Inevitably baa lor at the rate of abt cents a 12 _75·•. 3so.too lb l1.50-l2JS; w ~ Miso. Jed to apeeulatlon that hill visit IJOUild· Tbla makes It also, IJil- 400-600 lb 10.50 • 11 75• boars bear m~ll<: lp&trlmony is far from hill mind. As he comedians appearing to ply dull running Oxford, Governors such u George C, 111 conneeted .with the United a8tlsfactory to Castro who CoUld tl 1o · · ' faucets EUts It, "The fact that I saw her rei!n~- gags, the show could be ,a big hit on a Wallaee, Alabama, Orval Faub- Stateo-Panama crl!ls and the get QlOft! than 10 cents for It ':'09 Y 25 . wer, 8·25 · very ,faint and • doesn't mean llluriage. Not the • inuch smaller budget. Why hire a batch us, Ark~_. and R011 E. Bar- means to expllt it for eoiiiiiiiJo on the world martel Sheep 100 salugbter , lambs definitely there. eet chance. We .are-in the nicest , · e of comedy writers for Judy? She packa nett, ~lbsslsstppl, well know the nism. Both the Soviet Union and steady, wooled ewes not tested; hear talking, too, of the term-just good friends." .. ! Le· concert balls without them. teclmique. . Faubus forced the But 11 could well be that Castro are anriOUJ that the ,Hood and cholee Ill' • 100 lb to. understsnd. U' , gal experts are making wagers that the • • • hand of President Dwight D. other reasons clletsted the trip United States raise Its embargo wooled lambs 18-19; choice and to anyone they , Appellate Division will sharply reduce Keely Smith has formed her own >ee- Eisenhower In LIBttl~ Rock. :md that Panama will eome on Cuban 'trade. prime 100.110 lb shom lambs zy What 'c10 yw t'!tat 6-figure Adam Clayton Powell libel ord company, called "Mona Lisa.'' Pret~th WaUace and arnett deInto the talk• only as an added This Wllllld be one good rea- No. 1 Pelt 20. STILL TUNED IN award when it comes before them later ty dumb title, is the reaction along Tin fied Kennedy and federal law. starter. son for Khrusbebev to dlsoour, Dear .STI: lladlo this month . . . Burl Ives' current state Pan Alley. "Prince Vallent" would be A determined mayor could do It may be recalled that ea.. age Castro from laking lull ad- 10 cents - "Malaeska; .the Jn. are .strange things. QLhealtlt has resulted in a no-work-till- much better . . , The latest on the Jose- 11 mueh. b tro's last visit to Moscow,. in vantage ol the Panama crisis. dian Wife of the While Hunter" heard of lnstaneei Jim"~! edict by his doctors. phine Baker "Broadway comebaek" at White Southerners were ltter April, also came 88 8 surprise - Another would be Khru· - published In 1800. pie plc!io up faint lhl • • • the Winter Garden: They're having a agamst John Kennedy. The Re- and then, as now, came shortly ahehev'a own desire lhat aoibOlllnp Ia their teeth. , Pilgb!8 The movie titled "The Americanlza- spot of trouble raising enough moolah to publican party mounted a esm- after agreement on Soviet- 1ng Interfere either with hlS Q-What Ia the emblem of an eleetronlcl enaJneer - C... a tion of Emily" is having more than Its · book the venture. There's also a lot of in· ~atgn to help the South ln.,lel· Cuban trade for the ~omlng U. S. wheat deal or hlS deaire tbe Soolalial party? plumber: 1)811 bel · ua share of troubles. Ji'irst of all, producer ternal squabbling going on, causing the tlng rid the Kennedys. The year. for continued improvement In A-The emblem conalstl ol bere? ~ !'! you .. p . , Martin Ransohoff was informed that the presentation to he pushed back "to an Ke=s Jw~ aFbltterl~"f' One Soviel,objeetlve was to bls OWII relaUons wltb the Unit.. banda elasped against the Thls 1.s cledl;;.;t.id .to! Navy Dept. was goin& to refuse him per- indefinite later date." 10 At~ Ge · assure castro's loyalty In the ed Stetes. backgrllUIId of a bemlapbere. famUy Hvlng . If you're ~1\fai'lon Brando's recent unpubllclzed ~~ mission to shoot scenes for the film (ber eder, AyN. n.~-~ poll ' quarrel with Red China. Between .themselves, castro lng illd trouble or .,.,_8laln cause the Navy is, treated rather rough- visit to New York was marked by only Kenn r ewsw~ . , reand Kbrushchev have plenty to Q-111!1 the eutb aetuaDy '12. "'ftl(J, ly In some of the sequenees). and then one nlj~ht club visit. He and Wally Cox ported m October' 1963, indt< at- Another wu to diJcOUrage diseuso lneludlng JUgar and pua a.roa,&" llle td ol llal- :"b~u/e;.!!elen things got worse. The boom was lower· threw a stag party at the Apartment on ed ~t John F. Kennedy had Castro'• timbltlon for quick In· Castro'~ continued refusal to ley'o eomet IJI1910? ;, lmusini .~~· eel on Mr. Ransoboff from bigwig• at 2nd Ave. for pal Billy Redfield, because IOB~~u:,::..a=5 ~: dustrlallptiOn of h!B Lsll\nd at sign the partial nuclear test ban A-Yes. Conalderable eo!181er- 0dress Helen Bolte! Ia cart of MGM, which Is financing an«J dlstribut- Bllly bad just landed tbe part of Guild· the expense of agneulture. treaty. nation developed when lha an- this newspaper. lllg the film. Several of the executives enstem in Richard Burton's "Hamlet.~ •wsttmated that he .....PartlaDf Saeeesllllll This Ls the nne of reasoning nouncement of lhll pooslbWty , · · bad never laid eyes on Paddy Chayef· Marlon, Wally and BU!y wound' up the ~ sin': ~':' about 1 million Froljl the · Soviet standpoln~ which would nplain Castro'a waa made. However, no ootlcesky'l final version of the screen·play, evening drinking beer and reciting Hnes egro ;lay ·F South the visit was only partially 11110- absence from the Cuban radio able eftect was produced. DIVoT•.P TO tNTIItlp Of' which jabJ the State Dept. and displays from Shakespeare . . . A famous Goth· This civil politieal baJ. eeiSful, at lhls particular time of crlal8. MltGS MAlOti f111liA;' conaldertble Irreverence about an lnci- am talent agent is walking around car· snce sheet eneouraced the ReIn Aulii!Jt,, Castro announeed Q-Did lillY melllben o1 . lhe .~cu.. dent'lnvolvlng General DI!GauUe during rying a gun and accompanied by two Q Dmmer party of Calllornlo emJ. c - Tm*lllo ""-'· UJe !line before D-Day. The high com- bodyguards, because a fonner prize- pubDeans to make lhelr biggest that sugar ·~ and estUe ra!Splay for SOIIthern support. It 1ng wlD t>e the P~!""' o1 our QUICK UIZ . grots flully resell "!'Ji' . fighter has threatened his life. Nobody . · mand at 1\fGM flipped their wigs, but the encouraged sueb governors as ecooomy until 1970, indlcatlnc Q-llao 181t ever beeen ued aa fa? . . :.*' ., -.!! . ~· 1 fUck bad been shot already, and there in the hip set Is too surprised, because WaDaee aDd some other SOIItb- that jle hod air"ed to Soviet dilo e!lrrei1Cy1 A-Yes, reseue parties ftom • .,. Ill . • ~ .,,, was notbin& they could do because Ran· the agent has been flirting with trouble em politieos to organize for a .. thai be Integrate Ida eco- A-Salt has been a traditional CaWornla finally brot' tbniJgh : ; tohoff's contract gives him the right to for decades. II!IISII bolt from the Kennedy OIIIY With the Communist bloe. aour"" of tax revenue. 0 u r and J.Q out those wbo werf able .. - _ i ll_ _, , _J ' 11.1 1B6t presldeotlal esMidacy. So far a.s KI\Johchev'l quar· word "aaJary" com"' original- to travel ln. the ,end, 47 out of - - ......... - .,.. ~~ Thia wu to punish JFK lll)d rei wlth .Red Cblnawu ...,..l)'frODI"saltmoney'' beelllSe 87survlved. ' ' ...... ;. . . . ;... his brother for lhelr aggressive ~ castro baa continued to the Roman soldier wu paid ID .,...,. ~ ... ,...... clvD rights pollcies. praetlce a peeuUar neutrsllty salt. Q-WIIo wu 11M Bnt U. S. too ..... - fa aor.,- r 01 . , Wayne G. Broda~. M.D. which tffectlve Immunization Ia In other eaoeo the cause 11111Y The Newsweek poll reported whictt recognlzat ·dependence on President 10 'Ill~ Jlvea Seeret ·••• ...... llr"A nttle iearnln& IS -. 'dlll)o now available. But there are be prematurity or hem· lhst 87 per eent of white SOIItb- lha ;):1111011 011 the one Q-WIIen dJd dime . aoyela ServiCe proieetlea1 l'lfO!ll thing," aald Alesandtr stlil plenty for which auch orrhageo of the mother during em voter• were cllssatlsfle.;l bind blif more. ftequently make their appearo11ee oa 111e A-TheodOre Rooaevelet. ,.,...., .-.. -....... ill . Popt many years ago. Now a protectiOn has not' been found. pregnancy· with Kennedy civil rl«bts pon. liOUIIIied the Red Chinese bard- Amerteaa ~eene? , . - - ITA Jlld-t doctor says, "A Little It to. possible Ileal • lew The manlfeatatloos - var- cleo. Only foor often Southern- line tball the Khrushchev policy A-Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens Metallle nickel flrat waa :.'";,"7.,::;:.";'):!' ~ •""" .!I'*'."!' Ia Good for You." boats with the CO!DIII•• cold led, ond include rigid paralylil ers beUeved last October lhst of ·I!OI!IIItence. ' wrote the ftnt novel of record produced 011 an Industrial - . - ,., f!• ·i ':" : Ill, the Utle of a . new and ottoer dileuel u oa or limp paralysla of iX\1 or President Kennedy was doing a Fro'!' te' !Jellinnln . g, trade published In paper covers ·for scale In 1824., ..., - - • 111 Dr, H. s. Benjamin, abOIIy lhsl we would olloerwlse more limbs, 01' Inability to mue 80011 job. with Culia : baa been a losing • • "!!UJipol'tS 1t1o thesls by !..k, to deal wttb nbltqlleat eo<>rdlnated mcwements. President Johnson did nol In- propoa!U011 for the Soviets. . the case of two elderly p&· bdectlono. , . berlt 'that unfavorable position. 'l1telr -:1992 •agreement eaDed who eseh got pneu- The worst feature abOIIt -Infantile paralysll or polio- He Ia more like a Souibern fa- for , au exchange totaUlng $'ISO LmLe ':~ 1n a winter eplclemlc. coddlln&, however, ta the ..,. myelitis,.on the other hand, vorlte son, But the siRDS are up lllllllon bu~ . aetuall)' came to IODINE were aboul . the same foreed Inactivity and the neg- Ia an lnleetlon of the splaal cord for 1 brealt In lha Johnson ad- only • 1\ttli'idore thlm $500 mllheight, wolgbt. and bdlld alive ouUook on life It engen. by • virus. It ts not ron· mlntstratlon'• romance with the non. . ;::: ·~ to lhelr pneumonia, den. It Is not neeesssry for gwtal but may be acquired at South. It Ia obvious by now that C]1ba ts cOIJIDlltted to sell the Wt1H HED . were In cooc1 boalth, yet uat o go out of our way to loot any age and reoult& In a Ump Johnson means to keep the Soviet UniOD'· and the CommJlo PARENTS) dl~ a few houn after cleo fm "a little slekness." But or flaccid paralysiS of a groop pressure on the South to lnf.eo nisi b!Oe"•tountrlee 4;880 m!Won SOLUTION . ~ -~~11Di lhls dllesse and the 11 we opend our llvea in tear of museles. grate Ita way of We. The new tool ot qu·~~ tbrougb· TO HER made an uneventful ~·· ol It, we will not be ID abape Wben It affects an extremity President could not do other- 1•. , She fij!iill to meet ber 81RTHOAY• to handle a big slekneos when there I• marked wasllnl of the wtae and hold the bla cities and 1962· quo~. l!lil feU •horl bJ at 131FT did theoe two per10111 it comeo. musclee auppDed by the lnvolv· blc states. leU! ~alf of the. agreed amount Pt<OBI,eMdifferently to the same ed nervea. WbeD It affectl the Ur1en1 Pellllcal Qaeatlen In 19$3. .. -·~ Dr. Benjlmlll b.- Q-Wbl II lha difference dlapbrqm tho vlc!tlm cannot LegislatiVII priority in this Allowed lill&r ~enloll ',loMI It was because lha lUI' between cel'ebral palay a n d brealbo without lha aid o1 an aew session of Congress goea In ocldltion, u a price IGr • • Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Reports From The Capitol 0 Foreign News Commentary What Re.a}}yp_rompted Castro To VIS"··t Russi·a? "! .om'mn :n.,rt ; .!"!1' bad "'•""" THE DAilY • llt'f•n . - ,.,;..., <_i a l l '. , . . . ~ d tea . I Report ·.1 OuO"' s ~, .. e 'J .. t·::. t::jp.!........ =.:.-_~*'"'""': = SoJ~ ,.·:.! ~~~~~Do~~l:t;·;.~~l'~~~mc~~-~·;;~~·~·=-~-~:;~~~~~~~~~ [iij~ es~ :: Iron Jun&. o few more thrown In for ren. u on adldl. A - fte ~em "eerebral ptlo PRESIDENTIAL crrv 1!Ji patient bad been 0011- ey" 11 applied to a group of ol hta rather Inactive paralytlr COildltlonl that are oiBllffaluo, N. Y.,esldwas tsthe ~ bad apcrienced' ,.. present from birth or early two . 8. pr en . """' (a-~~1)' few bOlito of Woesa. clllllhood. ,The eause in many lard FIUmore wu a Buffalo atliD not- to ldv..ate ....,· Ia prcilonged labor, delay torney IIIII GroVOI Cleveland · ~;l!li~IOolhardy, and wooJd In gettln& the baby Ill bmlthe, eerved as mayor of the dty. ::~ not llljlleat that ony· and bra!JI ctamage Incurred dur- Another, President William Me."• little alclme11" 1111 delivC)I. The underl)'ing Kinley, was usaasinated In . of any .•9LJ!lt . ~""· .~ . lll*_J!IC!tlll, bow.,. ~~~ ~!lB to 111f ,iaq· loMie • •!nn!'t·"··"" -. 11 -iiiUii IW'lllillilllrmilll•- Jtb-,..frliw•ca ,•. c . ~~~·~~~ ,, - : .. :;:,~ ·~ II•• ~~~. ~sthe ~!:J~ Ineh~:. ::~~ r:~:1?1p:~ == • ~~- ~ere cl~ ,... • ·: ~:=~!; .!:t.U:81~~~: ~=~t~~~ 0::::: 1'HSN CGo.IES 1162, Ill ~".$8.U. to dlvort SAID 8JI:t:'!H. a liii)IIOD, toas. of IIIP' ta lbo • DAY AND world, market In OJ:der to ralae 1 IT SEE~ • . de>perllelj ' needed:~elgu ~: .SHf. CA!l,T change. , ·· · , , · ; ': · . ~Llf.Ve~ .. · 11 rights leclalatlon? Meanwhile, ihe lfJ•• ano are "<"llAMA-~ · W~ld delay bring tile Ne- bellev.d'1 to,~.;~rtns $1 mW _· PAPA_ · c9!,J.~o_ : . aroes storming !lpln lnta lite lion 1!0!' day .lnloXuJll,, "''nfrrl!~t' atreeta? uUng .reo more ··~ In everMeAN •• · · Can President Johnson avoid IIJ'OWII'!! dellclll, · , forceful aeti!lll In bebalf of The ·qar 11elil' 18 unDIIBt.e.: dvU tl8hts wblch !J)iQIItlnD•me toi'Y bodi to Ciltro aDd to llill se ' -- \ s .95 Many Have Nylon Covers. FORE.MAN & ABBOTT WY 2·5321 N. 2nd Ave, -HUSH PUPPIES - . ewomensL:~: $699 ': RiG. $8.95 .......... SALE !- ' - . ,:,, I •,. ',M · . en$ $799 lEG. $9.95 ........ SALE . -·, ... . ..' , ~ ·· • '~~~hildrens . -~~~-$7.95 $ · ··· · ..,,. SALE . 599 ' ' ~ :. Ylomen'a • - Women's Plg1kln Chipmunks . Coddlers .. OXford~- L•fers ~ Reg. $4.95 "; .SAJ.I. Sl99 CUrl.tlll, W. Va..Ju.lLV. S. Sensk>r a.t not C. B71'01 (J>..W. VL) ~ - - bio - d*birtlldarb711iacfwn ll1e tlon to lloo U•IW 8 1171'1. wbo II - .... .....,_ u11101o1 IIMio , _ Ia ,_blio woaW ...t r• ......... ..,. ' ·· --lloo-fw _. f« Ptdlnl projl!leil , . . . -lldd--• - *·toliM v,....._• ........ Jel Cwd# rwl . . fll . . Ia _K::_ ..,. ••t l"q' ria_ d Ullitool ..... ,, 1004 ... , ... Bpd . . . . . . - - ' ~ 6- VOLT --- (;I \\1 !;0011\ E\H I TJ{ \IIE-1\ \ .\LllS: C'2I..I.JI(m BAYTBit r. ~~·19~ :Ul!~Wna$ Re3."lor NU5 '11'1 troM. 2685) ,._ - HEAVY DUTY COMMERCIAL J ~~~!:.SlJ·OO :u~•3295 =:;.;....-. Reg. $35.95 · ONLY A FEW ' · 12- VOL'l' $11·10= $15·10....... ... BALBI PPC WM IIOUBLB BAGLB. BlOTS Middleport BATIERY TRADE-IN TIME! M & IIG IOVS ~~'W 0 poiSed the House. The pqlitical quatlons now becoming urcent are these: Will there be further subalan tiel delay in enacting civil Available In Red, Bl~ck or Brown. . Plia Tr-., . ..,... ... _.....__. --- ___............ ...., ., .... ---- r"' OTHER . COMPARAnvE PRICES VALUES at ' POPu.LAR SIZES ,.. 7 ·--- '" tool - . . . - . . . . . . . .... ....... 15 , , I • RI'ZER OIL •. I. ·I ' ' �-------"""-·---- "' • . .. . . . . .... _,., . ~ . ., •- • ' • ., . _..... . ,. -- .. -' ~ •w -" .. ........ ~ · ·-- · .. - ... . . -------- ..... __ ..........______________ .;.:~ ~ ' . ~_ ..... _.., I' •• _A,_J._srAR_s_J Bearcats Lose Again; OU Knocks Off Miami, 67-57 against conference foes Drake, j RJO • Gr>r.n d e LS ~~~~s :~~~~:a\h~lu~~llowtng ! De• .f.ea ted 9 7 • 7' A J• ' . ~ I tAo April 26, Enduro run; June 14., return home until they trP_vel too Grayson, Kentucky next Tues~ day lor a contest with Kentucky r ~~·~~=~DE Bernar~~~J~· .Rating· The ·DaiJ ' yS • } :! w- ·; m: GE g_ 7 FJ•n1ey to Get the word•. Loud 'No' From AL Owners t"· J' Needs for Home Repairing and Remodeling 1 Jackets Move into Logan for Important . Southeastern Ohio league Cage Contest LUMBER I ceed toward a somewhat re- 1and more time with h'is FrMh outside ex:cepl a couple of char•peelable record in the Athens· I and Eighth Grade squads, hav· !lies. ' dominated ·Southeastern Ohio ing taken over the Freshmen Rice slipped out of lhe top 10 * . mss AA Basketball League. personally, , and oflen assists lut week •1•inot Pomeroy, '· • Mlddjeporl; 3-{i is In fifth Frank Eschleman with h I s though he was headed for a place by itself while Logan Is Eighth graders. good night before becoming tied with Gallipolis, and Porno- "These kids are coming a- embroiled with the Panthers' roy lor Slxtb, all with U skeins. long fine," he hao said. Bob Crow in a light· flare' of ~- )eagut bailement, alter Wolfe also rises early Satur- game tempers and, like Crow, Friday night, is sure to have day mornings, shakes off what- ejected in tbe second quarter. ' more lonesome tenanlo u the ever gloom may exial !rom Saturday night the Jackel.s Panthel'tl entertain Jackson the events of Friday niahl to entertain a rapidly ·improving · and Gallipolis n\oYes into hot· keep a watchful eye on some Kyger Cre4k club of the South· ·,, ~ld Wellston (1-4). · 35 Fifth and Sixth graders or- em Valley Conference. ;·' While !lie Jackets upended gani:Led into five teams run Logalt,'Iter_e ~ovember 29 by 69- hack and forth on l'oe gym If, li(oach Carl Wolle hasu't floor. ltii!D, .happy often enough f or JOHNSON THREAT rtiod' lttallli since. His team The Jackets will have to stop thiiPiil'il OVe slr.-libt before nil>' Robbie Johnson, 210 lb. quar· pjlo( the f'ahtloer• the second terback turned eager, the tcip time II'OUilCI 72-70 last Friday. Logan poinimaker. He is shoot· i.!:::l then lhe Jackets turned ing at a cUp that Is holding I face and ~milled Mike from 8th to loth place In league ~ of Wabama to drive scoring. ,lbtm. hlto I!Ubmission Saturday Middleport haa no one high- Glwe 111 a call at any of our ,_bf offic:'.es. Probo loslng 64-59. er as Dave Rice and Mickey lem IOMng is our busJ.. ness. JoloneJ problemso tuas, vacation expenses, c1ottot bills, things like ' tNt. still, stop iA. 538 WEST MAIN STREET Alama 96 Adrlan '71 Calvin 85 Olivet 78 Bradley 87 Clncinilatl 77 sot!TBWEST ' . Hardin-Simmons 87 Okla C. 7.t Ark. St. Th S.E. Missouri 53 WEST Air Force 82 Nex Mexico St. '38 Montana 74 Weber 62 ,. . Ohio Northern 97 . , Rio Grande 74 Steubenville 61 · Geneva (Pa.) 50 Gannon 'Ill Muskingum 88' rin=o~t~~=w:ou~ldgbe=a~llaw=·ed~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!==~ "''''': <; 'J ..,,~ I J .9 TIXH Paltl 25c ,.....__ Register Now--....--· Every Gallon Sold • · With A M~y Back Guarant.. Caps to E'ase Agents' Task Over-Excitable ' Teacher Forced To Leave Job • . 4U'AliFIEb INSTRUCTORS AVAILABLE' •,. . . A 300 W. Second St.- WYandolle 2·2111, Pomeroy c~ ~!flfllllflllllt. ~Dlttl NOW OPIN SATUitDAY 9. AM. TO 12 HOON DAVE otfLINGEit, MGR. .POMEROY'.BOWUNG . E. 2ND ST. " ·• . . 0 Now Ebersbach Hardware .,.. *"'iWii RALL'S BEN . FRANKLIN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiii ra .' ,. ' ;,_ , NEW- ·: . ) John F: Kenntcly 1 ' , MtmOrl.t . ' ' Mtclalt / • ~"' .. tq oba!D. B.li new ~election. $9c 29c •59c • $1.00 .. ····::-. \ Chevrolet's new low-cost quality delivery truck! !<II;' ?' • hll8 a low 40 aq. ., completely . preaervaH••· eofn!ill Next Wednesday > . I' .. :. ,·, .•.L, JIG-SAW PUZZLES ,. .O.ef Ow' Matt PojouJ.r S.l"l i ' ... · THE BIG ·t SALE Thlslnltctk1C8S,.,.IIIC~s 'it pric<ltag, of nab14111attloor7)2ft.long, the engille up front, arid · ,..,,a kit at' q411iliiJ ieaiU18S whlcll onake-11 a ba\t" buy. 'The body and freme-fl.oor are woldocl lllgother. The i truck is -.ot~g, rigid, liable. Dools are doubla-JQIII constr•ICIIcNI Chevy-Van lias - a l realatence·IO nost and ·c:OriOSion. Especially ·wlnerable areas auc:h aa front at•pwells .,. . galvanized. Set¥era 1ft Uilod at II crltkd joif>ta ,illside · . R!jth Blrry t.dles' 'I t .~· t4:r~&N 1 ,.~SE . the'· · y V8111 oow-ec:QIIOI'IIJ lleliwerytNclc. Buy Our · ·. I \ A BIG, BIG To Participate Iti Alert Plan ''ii~==:.~A~I~IDep:·itln-11 ~n't Ml.11ll u CO-~ ~. SAVE Stoves Cub FaiDl1Ies ', ... SPECIAL REDUCED RATEs.. , , Heating ecoal eGas month'• ;•. SPECIAL! Sale I Teamsters in Breakthru 0 n Truekers Girls League To Be Formed Later. ECONOMY SAVINGS & L9AN COMPANY ••••To •aQOO!! _)._·~ " I~ '' J1ett1t All ) t:·'" .... : Area High School Students FlED OIL STATION CIGARmES ·~· J I U ! .J: 1 ( ' ,., {, 1.. BOYS HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING LEAG,Ul 12:30 and 2:30 P.M. SATURDAYS This is how to start a loan witb us ~ January Q • k Look h S d A 1 B'iB d Class'1 8tli'Otaclt BABY YELLOW JACKETS- Middleport's team has entered t e econ nnua 1 . en . e Basketball Tournament to be held Jan. 23·25. at the Pomeroy Ju.nior High School Au tortUm. S.tttlng left :to , , Christian. Ch k M 11 B 11 Haptonstall second row ri ht in the first row are Jerry Davenport, Boll Hackett, Art Ca~o, uc u en, 1 • • , • • ·. . The 1741 sfb Rice, Bill Swan •. Jim Conde, Mark Tannehtll, Jeff B oggs; thtrd row, Coach Frank Eschleman, .. Wi!Uamo .9-3-21; Gilmore 2 Berry Hollis, and Moke Evans. - Sentmel Photo . . c IIege sCOreS BECKY'S I scramble races : July 5, hill . - 1- 5, Tramer 0-0-27-;' ~t: &:6-mttn-.,.,w.iiOJ\L!M\:i.h~L~J H!.%Thli!ie.aa:S"an-m:::r ••c"' i· s•c-m~co~ G. ian~t"'s S,,·~_·•,.:.•~: :~:..·,• . •. climb; August 25, scramble Rio Grande College's Redmen saw tb.eir three game -2-H; Young - ; . or. "" · "' races; and September 13, dos- winning strea~ snapped in an abrupt manner Wednesday 1-0-2, Dollon ~16, Greg bave SBiisffed two very im· NEW YORK (UP!) -,",Till . , tri~, championship scrambles to night at Ada where the Ohio Northern Polar Bears sent ory 2-2,--ji; Bullock 0-l- 1. TOentiD~ poriant people _ Willie Mays UnIted Press Inlemational be sponsored by the local club. four players into double figures tn recordong a 97-74 TALS 28-11-74. 7 and Orlando Cepeda, tho UP! small ctJJlege basket"I!?Ms 0 0 ~O~R~~~N d\~,' _ The Meigs club meets each victory over the traveling Gallia Countlans. sant today. . with first'j)lace votea 11114 2 Wednesday evenmg at Its club 1 A !ant.,tic first half surge in Wo s 1. • ea Mays, the blflhest paid act- lost records lor games thrCJI!gJI .. house on the Harrisonville Road . which !he host team connected quintet. 1-~; Robmson 6-3-1~; Stech- ~ tve player In baseball, signed Saturday, · Jan. II, iii ·PI!I'P!· · Visitors are welcome. on 25 ol 38 field goal attempts Ohio Northern cootinued to schulte. 16-1- 21; .Rader 4-4- W for an estimated $105 ,000 Wed- theses: jJ; 1, '. killed anv chance the Redmon pad its lead In the second hall 12; Kaoser 1-1-3, Stone 2-3-LS ''. 'b I I th Team t''lSII'II . . t 17 I t . 'th about 7· McFarland !-0-2 TOTA !! nesday. A few ours a er, e I. Evansville .(26) t-2) 1 National Basketball Association had or gaining their fifth season a ·po n marg~ ~ · ~ p~ Giants also received a signed -··· 17 97 . ed p li 1 victory nine minutes remammg In the - · ~' contract !rom Cepeda, who io 2. Grambling . (5) (13-0) , .· 1 1 By Unit res• n erna ona . . ......ntest when Rio made one last Halftime score: Ohio North. ~ 3 W Carolina (111..1) . ..._ ,. I t h I ng 6-2 1 cv ~ o ' n lhe $50,000 bracket. Mays · · ,.. . . t. '1!"' I Dl h Ea stern VI on Pac ed bY o -s oo ' d t bid to catch up and ern 42, Rio Grande 36. 4 p A I (" "'-!"' •7• " · W L Pet. guard Bobby Woods and for- espera • ' regards bls contract signing · an mer can .,.,,,., ·~._~,.,.. Boston 29 9 .763 ward Kurt Stecfteschulte, the nearly p~lltrl it oil. The clock '' as a necessary chore and sel- 5. Puget Sound. (!}, <l!:!k.,l7~, ~· . '· tl 30 15 667 P0 I B II d to a 52 36 showed nme minutes remamong 1964 dom balks, but Cepeda is a lo,l 6. Hofstra (I) (ll..t) ' ,:.. J48 Cmcmna . · ar. ears ro e . when a goal by Dillon andan0 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 16, 7 K W (1) (o..•) · 111 Phlladelphoa 20 21 .488 halftome lead and were out front rd St Gil ·-- different and Giani officials · Wy.t bees. (· ,.,. " ' ·, • • 8·· tl en rg 7·3' ., ·'" 71 " New York 13 21 .211 [or th remainder of the contest. other by! gdua ~v~ t W";e were pleased wttb his early Western Division Woods drilled in 32 points on cundt thDoe eRanbto . ' 'tued I s Wednesday'• Colle(e Basketball ' I at 9. Fesno St. (t-2) . ·. :, . 71. W L Pet. a variety of jump shots. delve- a n mson •gm a ur- By Unlled Pre•• lnternaUoaal ~~ . '-~::..,.,cy;"'"""'*'~"'''""' IO.SecWoansdh.lS0-1. Lou!!(~~~ ',",·~~ng'~ Los Angeles 27 t5 .643 ins, and Jay-ups that resulted lous Bear spurt. that se~t the EAST ,_,._ St. Louis 25 21 .~43 1 [rom perfectly executed pick-n- host team back onto a quock 16- Middlebury 73 Norwich 64 MOSCOW BEATS CANADA town and Pacific LutheWI 25; San Froncisco 23 t8 .561 go play patterns. Woods finish- point lead. MJT 81 Lowell Tech 62 MOSCOW (UP!) - The Rus- 13, State College o.I )p~l 18; Baltimore 14 28 .333 ed the evening w1th 14 field The victory upped Ohio North- I Ursinu• 84 Haverford 65 By MILTON RICII'MAN to move the A's might not even . sian national hockey team de. II, Indiana State I,;.~ J1. 11'UI/> · Detroit 9 29 .231 goals io 22 attempts as he held ern's record to 1-1 while Rio St Joseph's 83 Seton Hall 78 UPI Sports Writer reach th~ point or a vote. reated Canada, 8·1, Wednesday east Missouri State Il; 16 '(tie), the hot hand. Grande now carried a 1-6 mark Buffalo 82. Toronto 52 K B ·r t · t ken all 'ght in a pre Olympic game at Augsburg (Minn.) and ~mil' •. W•dn•sdoy'• Result• • NEW YORK (UPI) ansas ut I a vo c IS a ' m • tion !Mass.) 10·,· 111 ..~)·, J..n.. , into torug·hi's contest against Steubenvolle 67 Geneva (Pa.) 50 Ch 1 o F' 1 ,. r the result the Moscow Sports Palace be· " Los Angeles Ill S'. . Louis 109 c h A t L nh Rd City owner ares · m ey were su e 0 is and Clark, Abilene rtstian, · • · • · San · Francisco 89 Detroit 79 oac r a am s e men Huntington College at Hunting- Williams 79 Springfield 67 get. the word tnday and it'll be "There isn't u chance ht< re- fore a capacoty crowd of 15,000. d ~ Boston 113 Baltimore 108 P.laye? a g~ ball ga~e, but ton, Indiana. Westchester St. 79 a loud ''no!" _ with one pro-- quest ror a transrer will be The Russians, f~vori~es [Of' the w.~st~m ~llin~i~~ 8 ~ (On if games scheduled) >Imply couldl)'l, : ~ woth the . East Stroudsburgh St. vision: He can come back and gr~ntea," said one AL nwner. Gold Medal at the Wmtef Olym- lllOtmoh'e'r· 9.t.e.ams .with1 jthreie' !.., 130 and 40-toot long shots thai Statistocs of the game reveal Wilkes 60· Harpur 115 d d to a . r out ·lassed the highly •• ' Thursday 's Games ., ,' \. k D t ., t C'n popped lllr u for the 0 h l.., I Ohoo Northern connected on Carnegie T 92 Waynesburg 53 try again ne~t year. "If ot oes come own . pors, ar c . more point.• - Ohif..J'{.,.Ie)L!ln ... ~w;it . or i• 1 8(J tt mpt for an even Without mincing any Finley wi1l rece1ve one - hts respected Canadum entry. and Rockhurst 8 fftn""~·· .. -. . vs. e ro1 a L · ., uor"the· p1ayers. ·. ·1 w o a e • Brandeis 78· Worchester Teeh """" "'.e••'· ,_,_ Guar Terry Williams led' the 50 por cent average while the Wash. & Jell. 59 Allegheny 49 FInley's fellow own." see State and Col'l"llle;'1SW<e ,. Loc , Anal• 1 1 c· . 11. s nge es a mcmna R'to sco ers w•'th 21 poon~ · •· wh'loe Redmen s how ed 37 per cent on Northeastern Btl Amherst 48 League owners wlli tell . ••• "•• hed d Rather than let It come to a dium. CoII ege 6 each ; Rl l!!lll•"'"' .,..,!!' 1 1 10 1 n Y games sc ue big Paul (Hoss) Dillon tallied 16 28 of 75 from the floor. Muhlenberg 67 Albright 58 polnl·blank he can not vole AL officials are hoping "The American League may on Newman 5 ~·~~. ,~. 1 transfer the Athletocs to Lo~is- they' can persuade both Finley solve its problems with Finley, minister (Pa.) 4 antl...lll!ln9J! I. 1and pulled down 26 rebounds in Summing up the conteat later Gannon 76 Musklngum 58 ROOT APPOINTED COACH the losing effort. Guard Phil . Coach Lanham stated, "Our SOUTH · ~llie, Ky., now ~d he so~e ao~ and Kansas City municipal of· pointed out one Kansas City .. '; 08 ' · lli\NOVER, N.H. (UPll- 1Trout was the only other Rio kids played good bell, but not West. va. 84 Penn State 63 must work "?1 s .curren r, !icials, l'lhn also will be pres· source, "but a new one-ye~r Oberlin College, l!f, s;·Qit!D, 11 5 James F. Root, former offen· player in double figures with 14 as well a• we did Tuesday in N. Cara. A&T 101 Shaw 74 prnblems woth Kansas Y en!, to work oul some killd of contract - and that's what ot became the forst cQilft.il!rW:,I(I· live coach at the University of Imarkers. winning over Plk.evHie. 0 h i o Louisiana St. 83 Tulane 74 municipal offlctals. , agreement so that the Athletics looks like it will ~won't solve mit both men and .1 ~.-~~ iq Mlall'll (Fla.). was appointed For the first six minutes of Northern simply couldn't bt: Bellarmine 76 Transylvania 70 Finley will get the message can re\urn to Municipal Sta· ours. 1833. ·. o. ?,n-:. . J. assilstanl coach of the Dart- play Coach Marv English saw stopped as they were hitting Oglethorpe 58 Chattanooga M twice. He11 hear It the firol ;i:.;,~~~;;ii;~iii;ii;;;i;i;oii;iii,iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~ . ~ mouth football squad Wednes· lhis Polar Bears lighting for shots that were unbelievable to Newberry 76 Presbyterian 74 time at a meeting of the AmerII day; their Jives to stay ahead of the watch. We hope to salvage one Davidsmn 52 Richmond 49 ican League's board of direc· Root, 32, succeeds Will Voltz, lRedmen. Then a goal by Willi- eome of this road trip tonight at N. Cara. 79 N. Cara St. 71 tors, which will start at 10:30 who became assistant director am!; pushed Rio into a 13-12 Huntington." Lenoir Rhyne 52 Catawba 48 a.m. (EST), and concern itself or physical education at Dart- .Jead . and that was the final lead Following tonight's clash at ~ollins 66 Tampa 60 with details or his negotiations mouth. of the contest for the Gallia the lndl111a city, the Redmon Tenn. ~. 93 Italian Nationals with Ranoa• City's city council. I Morgan St. 87 Virginia Union ~ second me• .J, in which W. Marylaud 66 John ijop. each of the 10 AL clubs will I MIDWEST cast a vote on Finley'• project· . Xavier ro:) 80 Loolsvllle·79 ed move, Is scheduled to begin ' Kansas Wesleyan 88 Baker 57 at 1 p.m., bul that first one Ohio U. 67 Miami (0..) 57 could run over especially if , Wittenberg 55 0. Wesleyan 53 Charley get• to talking, so the Baldwin Wallace 71 Mt U. 69 grand finale may not start un· The affair, Mlddleporl versus If Mr. Wolfe has theories a- Morrlo have taken turns at Findlay 78 Heidelberg 7:1-til 2 or later. ICOring, Ashland 83 Defiance 67 sure 01 Result , Logan, at Logan Friday night, bout hts varsity'a hoi and cold leading the Jackel perhaps Is the make-or-break play he isn't publicizing them. with Ron Hanning making his Ohio Northern 97 Rio Grande Even before the) wenl In for . :· rontooir of 11164 lor both learns. However, gym habitues have move last week when ht came \V. Jlllnois 87 St. Ambrcise 88 . the first session, most AL offiThe chlb that wins could pro- noticed he is spending more oul with 16 points - all from Kalamazoo 91 Hope 114 cials felt the Issue on whether ° • Jc®UBJ:YClea.ra._nce St. Loois, Wichita and Tulsa. ence races went into • deadlock bucket was by Bob Pelklngton At home the eight.ranked Catil with Wednesday night'l aames. in the final minute of play. Xobarely managed to get by St. Ohio University moved Into • vier Is now J0-3 alter winning Louis and Tulsa. tie with Miami lor the MAC ils filth In a row. r Cincinnati was beaten at its I lead by upending the Redskins, . Three members of Meigs Mot- own game by the Brave•. Both \ &1-51, at Athens. Jerry Jack· The sox-game schedule toorcycle club, Robert Sloan, Gene teams canned 34 field goals , son's 11-poinl oecond half effort 11J8hl include• OC games beHoudashelt and George Wright but Bradley cashed In on 191gave the Bobcats the Impetus tween Oberlin and Kenynn and were in Columbus recently to 1 fouls by the Bearcats. whn 1they needed to hand Miami its I Capital and Denison. This state meeting was held to schedule all com~tition 1' "' events for the year 1964. The of- I SAVE DURING OUR ••• MAC ADd OC Race• Cle~er keteers to an 80.79 decision The Mid • American Confer- over Louisville. The winning attend a meeting of the Ameri-; can Motorcycle Association. I Rutland Society Noies FoUrth-Ranked Tornadoes Play~ Rutland Saturday ' I next two weeks - road a:ames '" 1 .-,. , ~' •• • , ~ r!' n ' ~r .,. J' tfl "'!• lliu Julltt Lucu, da_,~or jl...... Ci!cll Bolin," wilb II a ) i!>.s Ledll T.r3d'Jler, HDIN lllr. mlllln. R~ U.. at Univtrlity Ifoo, ~ inotrlld« at Jlul,. LlltCIVDie Rd., ltnlke • boll! Ia C.r+w, 'llbete lbo load HIP lldMtll, II ~ ,.., nl • bel' ..not lot a WI tot . . aaofhtpllllloe ~- !'- at • ~ hoopllll • I hot1111t ol Iter ~ ·at• Mn. Harold So..,, Engiiah 141'1. Vt11)1111 Weber li Roomlle ,_,tly. tot llitland lllgh illfl • • ~ ., eti1r ~ Billy Hill, """ ol Mr. and 1w been absent from Rutland Hlp' Mlhool. Rev, · By J - Parbr Mn. 11411ert HOI, lw for ....,.al days due Thorpe of lly,_N II ... Ohio Claa A fllllriiH'anked whal It ahould be, 1 warm ,ENTERTAIN ClASS hit IJ"Binlng a1 I bulineu lllneu. She hos been a po- teacidn1 u 1 albltltule It ·& I Rlclne, 111-0, ,!abo a breather u the WDtatllea ha•e Mr. and Mrs. Roy ociiOol in DayiM. at lhe GtJilpoilo Clinic. H.S. . · Frldlty m,lot and Into haYing trooble cettlnr! the entertained the Golden Mlu Brenda Turner, wloo II Rutllncl Saturday for a retum put the It IOCOIIII One, IG Class of the Rutland In Columbus wu 1 maida that wiD preu the Rut- nothing of leltiDI It in the Christ with a party at gueal of her paren\8, W¥lln to the fiiJ!, l'l'lnd buslMoto called the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tunoer home Saturday evening, Jan. On December 13 the Tfll'll8o Wilton hal been leveled The business meeting ,.,.~.,~:; I "'; BlaiOO. does of Coach Mike Morrison 54 by Hamden, 81-40 by ,.,a,oe, ened by prayer by R Tara Jo Nelson, daughter u~ tbe Red DevOl 116-47 94-35 by Allensvllle. It hal Grueser, president. Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Nelson, 11114 wltlle tbe Rutlanden have over Union Furnace tJ6.60, tie Molden gave the devotions. w88 colllined to Holzer hoopital ahown odgna of Improvement, Hannan Trace twice, 53-33, Mrs . Jessie Grueser read the from a virus. they hardll. figure to topple tbe 81-41, and lost a squeaker, secretary report and Roy The Devil Booater Club clliiSY Rlelne club. 41 to Kyger. · the treasurer's report. Carl a social get together at Friday .nlpt 11eUon of Bend Elsewhere, Wahama tra••elsl Hysell closed the meeting with the town !Ire hall the past week. ·- a 1et111» Gtl!'4wise shows a to Ravenowootl and then~.:: prayer. fifty prson1 atfUll alate: home to entertain the F Games were played and tended. Grilled hot dogs, oyster Scuthwutem comes to East- Panthera Saturday · night given the winners. Mrs. and soft d1·inks were em where Coacb Bob Wise ts dleport goeo to Logan and Jaco<-1 VanMeter received the IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. a1m1nt to avenge a Dee. 10 a!· son ts at Pomeroy Friday. prize. Sandwiches, jello Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin and fair IbM .ended 55-49 favoring Other games salad with dream topping, cake, children visited his mother, the Galllla club. are Kyger Creek at tea and coffee were serv·l ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliitiiiill II~ "ll'ml up for Racine. pori and Eallern against RUBBER IIAIUUEI\-$ome 250 tii.. form · an lalalltl beThe February meeting Saturdat' llilght at Wllton Frl rival Coolville In what """'w 1 tween aiedder&-thooe going up and those coming downheld at the home of Mr. at the Petrifying SprinD Pait, Kenoeha, Wis. Tha tires are da)' n!liht· and that's about be a sharp, entertaining battle. Mrs. Carl Hysell . ' slrunf on • 850-foot eaole, anchored at the top and bOttom . Attending were Mr. and ol the llliL Tires were donated by.Wisconsin dealen • IVAC RESERVES Richard Grueser and son, (LEAGUE GAMES ONLY! UIC other students earUer and were I Ch,ad'"· Mrs. N. C. Carpenter, TI:AM WLPOP involved in corridor fights. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hysell, Mr . . Coalton .. .. .. 5 0 2U 140 The petltim aaid thai "at M•~. Ernest Molden, Mr. 1 K,gar Creek 5 1 220 · 1110 ]east nve rough fights have UC· Mrs. Purl VanMeter and NOI<th Gallla J 3 274 235 curred in our halls during , Teresa, and son, Greg E~~~~eno .. .... 1 3 134 151 last twc- weeks and we think and Miss Helen Mae Nelson and Sooth-tern I · 4 134 1M Mr. Enlcb' action was the hosts. Hannan Trace o 4 lill 241 , lied oy tho ctrcumstanees." Rntiaod Penenals TOTALS .. .. IS IS Hll 11185 It • what's up front ' Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ti11is on top - that counts In me'"'" I accompanied their son, John · . lying alcoholic content of beer KENDALLVILLE, Ind. (UP[) W. Tillis, (Butch), fireman ap. ll<IDEPEl<IDENT STANDINGS In Ohio, a new law rules. . -Popular teacher WilHam H. U.S .N. to Columbus, 1'!!AM .W L p OP As a result, Department of Enlcks, who challenged two he boarded a train lor ll. & J, ....... 9 ) II$ 610 Uquor Control Director Donald hu~ aophomores to put on Great Lakes, Illinois, Butch Flreslone .... I I 673 570 D. Cook says consumero boxing gloves with him, had a spent a Christmas ]eave with Wether's ... , , 5 5 575 818 throughout the state should chlpp<ld tooth and plenty of his parents and brothers and RoiolnSOII'I . , 4 6 859 7111 expect color changes on the bruises today - and no job. Ev":"" . .. .. .. 2 I Mil 829 caps of nwny brands' contain- "He resigned and that'll all Terry'a "" .. I 9 542 70S ers and elimination of pl'lntll!i there is to It," said school Supt. Ann Sprouse, Sandy Tillis TOTALS · · · :II 311 11841 1140 specifying the alcoholic conRednwn Wednesday and Linda llaley recently visitGames Thursday .night at tent on "hlgb-puwered" or "stx night In disregarding a petition ed Ann's grandmother, Mrs. F. Washington School: Firestone per cent" beer labels by students for Enicks' return. CHICAGO (UPil-The . Carpenter, Pt. Pleasant. - Te';l''l, Evans-G.~J. and The new regulali~n. which The petitloll, signed by 58 of sters accepted a precedent- Mr£ . Elizabeth Collins, a !orWelher 1 vs Robinson s. bee fleet' J 1 the school's 700' students and "'ttmg master agreement woth mer ioeal resident Is a patient Games Monday, Jan. 20: !Iamie e ta'vde danudarylst' " ' oent to school olficlals and a 53 big trucking companies to- at Holzer Hospit~l· , Fl E caoorasnar, •ncwve d ln it d · Weiher s vs restone, vans reel color lor crowruo llds and local newspaper Wednesday, ay a g an step towar Mr . and Mrs. Bill Lyons of YS. Terry'• and Robinson'• vs bungs of liU bottles: lids all<( urged that Enicks, coach or the brmging all of the nation's Crosswell, Mich., were weekO&J. k of 3 2 be Red school's undefeated track team, truck drovers under one guests ol her mother, Mro. . egs . per cen1 er. contract I G ·' h I t' ---.-.~color in any dee"ree Is prohibit-- return to ~endallviJle High. _~e · Ju ia rate anu ot er rea tves. ed on caps of high-powered beer slgne~~ sao.d they felt his lxixong The crKttracl provides lor N~wton Carpenter, Jr., of containers. was ~~~lilted by the circum- wage Increases of 28 cents an neat Pottsburgh, . Pa .•. spent the This Includes all The familiar, ~~Not more than stances. hour and fringe benefits of 17 weekend here With hts moth~r, 3.2 per cent alcohol by weight" Redman called the teacher's cents an hour during a three- Mrs. N. C. carpenter and vosslzH and all our must' appear on all low-power· boxing "stupid." He said achool year perlnd. About 350,000 truck oted hos lather Dr. N. C. Carfamous brands. ed beer containers. Containers officials accepted Enicks' resig- drivers are affected. penter, who " a patoe~t at the Buy now and for lleer above 3.2 per cent will nation last week alter a confer· , Meogs Memoroal Hospotal. SAVE. All rocluc. no longer state alcnbollc conwith the boys Involved In Settlement wu reached M•·. and Jl!rs: Robert Eads tent .. incident and their parenta twee~~ the central states daughter, Cmdy, are mov· od 20'Yo OFP The ",Family Alerl" plan of ' said th tin · • ence of Teamaters and !rom the Davis property oo 1 now. the Boy Scoull of Amei'lca wlll. The changes will help Liquor "re~t :.~ g "th l~e trucking firms St. to the former Hallie be the feature of CUb Seoul Enforcement agents more . solution " y one poss e midnight - the limo property. j)jlcko in January as Scoots and ily identify the. alcoholic . Jameo R. Hoffa had their famlllesleam how to pre- strength of beer ~~~ ooid by · Redman denied that Enlcu, to call a selective Oblo ColleJo BasketbaU pare for emergencies. pennlt holden.. Thos ,hnuld has beeo here 21!. ye'l"a, strike II agreement were not By United Pre"' Juternatiooal The 110 CUb pac,ks in the Trl- be a decisive weapon In our had been asked to resign. reached. Bradley 87 Cincinnati 77 state Area CouncU have recel•- continuing campaign "He just ,..lgned," Redman Ohio Univ. 61 Miiuni 57 ed Information packets for the Sunday oalea and sales to min- said, "We accepted his reslgna- Presumably Hoffa will Xavier 80 Louisville 79 moiith'o theme. The basic unit ors of high-powered beer," Cook lion." this contract as the basis Wittenberg 55 Ohio Wesleyan S3 In any emergency plim is the commented. Enlcks, who described him· negotiaiing setliements with "Everything In Hardware" Baldwin· Wallace 77 family; anti Cub Scouting's place Perm!sslon Is being granted sell as "a little excilable , 000 remaining, smaller trucking Mount Union 69 is to help lltdld a famlly into a brewers .to uoe present cape tho two boys wh~ firms. All would have a com- Findlay' 78 Heidelberg 1Z MAIN ST. POMEROY prepared', ~am that can survive and labels until 'supplles alfound them fighting In the mon . expiration date-March 31, Ashland 83 Defiance r7 a nai\U'al or man-made elisa!- ready purchased are exhaulled. school gymnasium. UJ67. ter,• because It lmows the ....,. The C\l&ngeover should be com- "If yoo want to flgt pul on Re I S I 'th' th 1 • me " pooa upp ements ,till· skills to protect itself. A PIM· c~ WI on e nex the gloves and fight with ~ly plano In advance what weeks. he told them. The · two husky The national contract provides 11¢11111 eaeh member Ia to lake sophomores accepted the chal· for regional supplements. A and prepares aupplles I<. make WHITE NAMED AD lenge. Enlcks came out of the spokesman said there was "lnltaell independent for at leatt MONROE La: (UP[}-DWe light with a chi]lpe'd tooth, 1 sistance by employer rep1reoent·l IWo weeks." · B. w b t t ~ Wednesday was sore eye and several brumes. atives that regional variations A ·:r::r Alert" pack cita- named athletic director and Redman llid one of the boys be recognized." tlon, l!e presented to .each head football coach at Northof a black eye and Negotiations began In Chicago I pool< t meets requlremenls east Loololana State College. nose and the other said last month. It was the first related to fttneao and training. White fornwlly an received a bruised nose and in history the trucking Industry CUb Scoall will be encouraged coach' al Louisiana State a cut on the head, The superln- organized for purposes of lo meet liealth and fltneas ach- verslty' succeeds Jack C. tendent sa(d it wao not deter- tiona! negotiations. ievllllell!' tN- electives which an, who will remain · at the mined whether they received The Teamster · tor advancem~nl lege as an assistant professor. the Injuries in the fight with must ratify the agreement In rank. Enlcks or In another battle. fore it becomes effective. '!1le ·II'~ wiD include a The students who signed the trucking industry scheduled , fMnlly~'IS ·RISkm at SNEAD FACES OPERATION seeking Enicks' return aftem0<1n meeting today to vote ' the pacl<•• regular monthly · WASIUNClTON (UP!) - Northe two picke<l m acceptance. ltloeeUng to llclude exhibits pre- man Snead, quarterback of the iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · !'ired by the eight, nine, and Washington Redaklns, will lllJo IJI.)leaHid boys 11114 1 drtlliJio dergo an oporaliiiQ on his right tiled lnformiltl~~t aess~ I o r knee nat week for damaged boyt ml liosueo wblch have troubled , lleml to iocluded in I h.e ruhlm~·~r~or~·~the~pas~t~IWo~~se~a~l!lm~ -. liow to •· . . vOid cookit~H. lake In and Middleport,' Ohio WY 2-3481 actiCIII '1o simple ' J)ai!J;hftt!nfl, Pomero:r·Mllldleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, Ies.5 By United Prell JntuDaUoeol have the fewest poriONlll per , first league !001. Jackson end Cincinnati races the loogheot ...... amona tbe majgr college I Jell Gehring of Miami shared uphlll otruule of 111 Mi11oori te11111. '!1le l'>rtve• committed game honors with 23 points. Valley Cooference history fo~ , 14. National small college power lowing the !irs! conference de- La•ern Tart Sot 22 points in Wittenberg mpved up to a : --.,._ feat ever Wednesday night on the first hall and Joe strawder share of the OC lead by shad,... ' ---~-.. its hnme court. 87-77 , by Brad· netted 2!1 In the oecond hail to tng Ohio Wesleyan, 55-53, at ~!:;::;::..,51:;;:!:'lt.t~.::;·==-~~=-:::·::..J I Iev . 1 Iead Bradley to ill first win at Delawire. The TiJlers were In The Bearca!o muat win the /Cincinnati in eight tries . 'nl• front moot ol the way In fatten•·uelp! We -ereatH • Franken- MVC crown, which they have Bearcats had won 41 consecu- lng their overall record to l-3. stflill!" ' taken sl1 years ln a row, to tlve MVC aamea at home. Xavier's .Steve Thomas 1mearn another shot at the NCAA Ron Bonham led Cincinnati proved his standing among the . with 211 points, but missed his nation's scorers with a 35-pOint title. Here '• what they face In the l iost tllx oholl. effort that propelled the Mus- Cycle Club is ~Ianning its 1964 Events ~· ,_ • • .:• _nr,p,~ and ·out Certa<n sections are h'e.nd willo content pritwls; otb&rs wita aa aN · • 1 111. The windshield Is a big let!Hadkal ;••..: Tho big 110-hp 4-cyUndtH -..lard Kglna Is JtOwerfulthan some 6s, yet Is remalllabiJ • w ; 1 c1L II you need more power, Ch...,.VMoffersa1l!O·• • at extra cost. Side doors IMid •I '1 1 also cost extra. · Last but ROt least, It's a Ctoen ht WNdl means that it Is bu.llt 10 luf »a 11-o trme at minimum cost. ""*" a yow Clte¥101et d~ a~t Cbevr-Va• or any ~y,- vi lnlclJ=·::...-- l �-- ·--~ .... --- ' ·- ___ .... .......,..._. • I PANAMA CITY . . ' I I •l · (IJPI) - The U. S. Attny rei1U'Iled . trol of tho Pauma Cull z.n. to Amerlou elvlllu aalll• ltlelloday.upeaceandreturned lo the area Iller dayt of vtoleaee, RoY E. Holmes, Direct<~" of SIUden& Te.acbing ml 00 CampUs Illltruetion, said student~ COIN-OP TYPl> · P· •• DIY CLEANING • >ii' • 10' lbs.·$1 • ROBINSotft I Holmeo old that eaacb utA!o-11 olon class will meet at 7 p. m. one doy I week, With the excep•ll lion of Human PhYIIolaiJr, : =:. \l!f~• •'- c....._ Polkllll • Clelnen Ao,.,. Prom ~~:=II planning lJI Rio Grande College e••net mllll notify the u early as possible before reg· iatration day so that be ma1ofl cheek their eredllltlall ond elgn an advller to lham bofanll Mglstrotlon doy. Our.._ •· Will meet IW• day• Here are the clusea, wltb teachlr and number of cndll houra: OIIF.cAMPUS CLASSI!S P o m e r o y - Elommtar)' School; Art Appreciation m, Tuesday. Mro. Maraant Lewil, two credit hwn. Oak Hill ..:.. High School; Po- John F. Kennedy litical Science 311 (Partiao) Tuesdly' Sam s. Smlth, three credit boura. Wellston - High Scbool; ID· AliT. PI.AYORS DIT JELLO NAVY BUNS 4 lt. pkg. 39c 4 for 35c AIIMOUR ( nudoy, Georae Lackey, lhr<!ell credll hour•. of excerpts of bil ipetcllq ' CRACKERS MARGARINE - GIANT SIZE John F. Ken neely cnd ~Ia Fcmlly IN PICTURES BY THI EDITORS OF LOOK MAGAZINE 69c KEY CHAINI WITH kENNEDY EMBLEM WAID CROSS SONS ' Popular& Western Recq1d 45 RPM 49c Other 33~ RP.M RECORDS BEN JANUARY ... 31c SWEET BRIER 33~ RPM, 99c coMPATIBLI 1a-.39c TREET trocluction to Soeloloay 211, Wed· II ' ' . . / 1,\ Reeordlnp 451PM,49c .,ork Shoulder ...... _ 3 .. *1·19 pork Roast.C:.lllo ...,.. ----- .. 2Sc T-Bone Steak ___ •. 79c Long Horn Cheese _ •. 49c RACINE, 0. .. ,...-----·''!99c . ' - • • -. · ~ - ' • r • ' ,.,. Simon's Savings·-NO Stamps FRA~KLIN 8HOPOUR IBT·AGIII: "COMMt!TING" PIIOPIU!-TI!ree jot enJines-one mounted In bue of the taU mark lho prollle of Boelnt'a new, 114-pi!8MI!Jor eoo.m.p.h . ."commuting" let. Malde.i eommerclal ftlgbt ol the ablp Ia lcbeduled for Fob. e, S.n FnnoiJeo.to Salt Late Cit~ Denver. The craft Ia deslped to IDllke jlt utala pracllcal from 1111 eeoDOII!Ic! point 01 y OD nl1Uvt17 lllott and mecllwn.d'stance 8Jcbts. Got car headaches 1 " OP FOOD BUY&~. L I SLICED Bras, Girdles ·a nd Hose 6.95 1nd 5.95 Bras _ _ _ 4.95 hill PIIIIZZIIr? IIWied mr IIJ car costs? A thinty car ill an e:z.- Oet inltant relief with a Rambler - ...rlnp aart witb the lowHt· priced U.S.·buUI ear. • Enjoy hltJh penalve headache. But a RambJer American il famed foT award ·win .. ni"l fuel economy. Service That Is Dependable Bacon·Ends s trede·in Yal118i mAny Rambler IX• tra vaJ\1811 at ~ ntra eoet. GROUND BEEF ..k•• br llllt? Got tho lon1· last in1 beauty 3.95 .,.. that you p•y Your watch. wtii be proper· ly ohecked and electronical· 4.95 Bras_ 3.95 -:us the only car with Deep.Dlp . ruotproo&., of - body cl- up to tha roof. GOESSLER GIRDLES Court St. Cost or less / ·Ali Pf: , / Dtn JOII' hQrratllll Rambler'• Aavanced Uult Coual'ruatloa baa .., bodr bolto to ....... ODd rattle! 8 ·' s PORK CHOPS F~~:· RIB CUT--1-. Gatinatant JEWELRY STORE ON SALE AT L fot! Rambl•r il ly timed by Watchmaster. Mlny 59 ( LOIN -Ponwroy cut _ _ ,HORA SOMNI I BR'EAD 'Any F11vor •2 FOil 37c SliE CHEWING GUM ~=IU . :6·for 11 ,oo .·. Reg. 99c ~rult of the Loom . I' ~ 20 Pkg. . c;tn. ·. . 75C ::.~a9c UNCLASSIFIED POTATOES LARD, Packer's Label - - - u.U: S3JS SELF-RISING FLOUR --.....-.,..- ~$1·" ·2 ex S9c BOX CHEESE ' . IL.K SIMON'S. . VALLEY BELL GALLON JUG · ...... ·- ,. u y ' VALUES IN NERY DEPT. . V' . . . Middleport Dep~~ Store '· ~~rfJ ..QWQ ..t .....~JN' LOT POMI!;ROY MII..L. ST. 99c SUCED 5 lb. box OP&N9T05MON.THRU FRI.-9T09SAT.URDAY -. . ·"'!QD"LIIPORT, ~. :H-· ARDE ' ' Stlf,.Servfce ,Mcrlcef ··.WY 2-3975 PoiMfoy ,,..,, ,. ., '. . . . ,· ( '·~ •••. 1'1..;, ·~IJ ' . '-: �I '·' ' ' Il . I I .Television Revue 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $1695 es uIts. 8 eyl. Powergllde, ndio and helter, Positraetion rear axle. like new in1ide. Fawn color. New tires. 1957 Plymouth VB - 4 Door H.T. _ $495 One local owner, good upholstery, automatic tra01. Radio and beater. I 1957 Chevrolet 1h Ton Pickup _ _ _ $495 WANT AD Good tires. Heater, INFORMATION Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Re1l Est1te For S1le CAMP trailer, 21 foot, complete· - - - - - - - - - ly furnished. Also welding machine. WY 2·2818 or WY 2· 6131. 1·2-tfc . Vllllotl Pnu btenWiooal HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - It Ia llfllcull 1o be.lmpresoed by the televbion networu for decldlna II tbl! Jail poeslble moment, to re-uamlllo their ldvertlalna' beetUA of the IUI'(OUI pneral'l llDd lheJD!elves •voldlncl U. veroe situation. Lone qo, be warned bll collequalboat the ralllla• meu - belon eun,r... lnvestlgated It Bull u with ~ admoolllooa abaul•lminl Claar· lllle oommerclaJa II JOUIIISien, report on amolrlna. he had \lllle ••corea, Televlllon oH!cl•'•· who Jib Io 1162, be C""'""l a luroJI to ten the govamment to mind wble be llld ~ - JII'OWIll DWII IM•sbe• and lei the lJI. hi& •...._ thai clprelte dulfrt baudJe Ill own problema, amoldng pooed "a lfll'loul baz. In ~: · .... uaed the ........ ord Ia health." menFf .. p or I as a cruleh to Tbe televlllon Industry had avol&' 'major aetiOD unW then! other danger 8lgnala In the put wu vlrloaiiJ no other choice. year or so. "CBS Reporla" erem ··"respeccabJe" argument aled rumbles wileD II did a has ~~ thai tlw'lgh evldenee study of lhe amoklng queollon. aholl\"mnoklllg hal mounted, II Lui June, a lobeeeo lnslllllte wal"!lPJl taJr Cb lei oueh an opokesman admitted thai IDOit autliafttitlva boc1J ,resolve the top elprette compaoles would ~'i!rol and cOns. Suddenly otop advertising In ~ lhelil•..,...., televlllon oliJclaiJ llcatlons, Tile same month, fo. !IIIOilulpped to baeeo apon80I'8 In Canida d&bariclfi ~ lbelr pjooblem, tho!.1gb ejded to-'-' hold back wariU!bt ___their __._,...radio olgn•l• bava heeD' • and tet......on. •~ur''"'"""" 1m'~ a year by no p.m. each day. Tbere Is a ~ion thai Leroy Colllnl, slmllar praellce In England, _ :· of .the National Also- where the Royal College of elalion"cif Broadeallen <NAB). Physicians Issued a eomlemnlng lf.JWI. members llllen to report ailoul cigarette amolrlna CoJiiiii lit lhe future, they may about two 1ea!'l ago, con.., tOUJ1Itt!'emseJ.,.. !:.J'iiii !lw." w-t TIRES • BATTERIES Size ~ny Size wave of the hand , had wandered into an ..... •amm:te" IIIII ptOtOoatlva 1n telovlofoo'a Feb. 12. ••'lbe ~TV'· IIIII ....,,Of Ill&IIIICCiml lltll!!l'1 ·· cut ., equalllla IIII!Oti•C wltll - . .,. broadway rewe Cmity, ..trlllty and.,.,.... 'l'biiJ Fringe" wiD liar In a Ilea t.n a partlcullr problem adaptatla!l of a prupbetlc oovel beeal~ of Che ll'OWIII& by Juleo v- lbcul 111 of apendln1 IDO!Iey wielded by. tempt to aeud 111ree llll!il .., Cee~Hsert, and the lnereasJDa IWW' npedlllm., .Tbe ~jecCI ldvertlalni aimed Ill lllem. Yet lncludel a ·capsule IUCh IDOiber alorm W8l'lllnf the · comforts as pllllh lumllure and llldloatla!l Jail , year thai alb- sood wl-. -- BtlllJb w• 0 AI LY CR0 SSW 0 R0 t l,l'all """ be" w o1o U.aos: :~...- = a.-, 1.~ t.=:-' .C t;._..... . I.;.I.' = . & _ . , • n.a 71 1 t'- ' "' •:r- 1 llviP U. 11.'11> &oldt J::fJ 1!.111opo U • .loP II.._ IIOWii A«JJIQq 2."' ' IDdia • aPwr ""' = e-.: .. •- Ul. - -= ~ ... ... Ill. ar-t =. ll.ora..- Tt r, ., ... • &lllook 17. !!- ~. • .. u '1 :rt• .,._ = 111.-o ii:iW - 41C<4 .,.,., .=·~ &P J &LoUt ~ - .jilin&. ... 0111' II.Sme!l . lll. """""' :"f :: o! m'Rw --- .... -a.v be& lllllt: INq . A Burst(~ ua 4!1.P!q 48. Tllo • w.,uop otNorwq C7.Leotota calyx 48.A est building, located 352 known land. Sec:ond Street, M~~~::;! Sadly missed by wife, Evelyn Rutland, 0. Priced lor quick sale. and children , Joan , Ch1orll<"l '--_;.::~~~---'l· ~a~I-O~hl~~oH~o~te~L~~l:O~I~&_.:~~ and Lany · For Rent 1 16 llc Insurance Keystone Station I lf.n f $9.50 Supplies ond Books lltl· Tloo Q N.1'111171o rUBES, used _ _ $1.00 rUBES, new __ $2-50 IN' MEMORY of our husband ' and .Jather, Raymond Spenc~ 12 Vol! Battorin $12.95 ct, wbo was kill ed in an arci- S Volt Batteries $9.95 ~.C. Spark Plugs _ 75c d<>nt January 16, 1961. I cannot say and will not say, FAN BELTS $2-00 That I- be is dead , he is just ; ~ny Size Complete Line Of away. "COIN COLLECTOR" With a cheery smi le and a He .=t:·=~; If~ lltllt · a: $11.50 !IEGULAR TREAD 'In Memory letel 'l!allld ~.. lll.Y- SNOW TIRES ~ny lfo IIIII ~ !!0111'11. ....,.... dprette ~~,. f1l ..rv..u. IDe lboat II, lo ......t. j, II IIIII Brlillh reaction Ia IJplell, It wiJl bold Ill 0WD llllllll'lcally. Tbe kq polDt. bowe'1!1', bU t.n the depletion of IIICb IllnrliiiDII fat J'OQDIIten ... DAILY IG&l'riVIllJO'ft: - Rift's b to wort 1&: AX'I'BLBAA:I:B lo LON&JI'BLLOW One!ettorllmp!y _ _ _ lil _ _ _ ..... _ .-let-.. lllo lbroo L'., X f<R llut trophl .., tile loogth and lliacb da7 tile ((It' Notice two O'a, - ACI;p&up- q 'l' M'l'BDOBV POBBOB BB'I'JI' 8!J1850 -._ a - u..- an .a - ot d!ttfi'OIIt, XQ 'l' g JI'CB8DJI'4 DL XII:JI'CBII:JI'V CQ ~kXOBIDJI'4~~DWIBOB .' '1'-ado,l'o Olt.. 'IC" I I WJIA'l' IB ODJOilll BUT NOimi!, l·l:llllttt Dr. Caaey, let'a -.crub far an operation an acute plate of spinach!" on· ~t~U ''"; --wJ EH Ftl!NJSHED apartments. Pb. wv 2-2776. Alter o p. m. ph<m•i ;;;;;;;;;:;P{;;;ro~;:ru; WY 2-3574. II 21 tfe lb. bx. 99c . RATS and MICE! 1.74 I V" lb. bx. 99c 1956 Mercury, good, chesp. A laundry THREE and t'lur room ed and uofuroisbed meots. WY 2-0434. ~ aparl- U e lfc UNFURNISHED house, 4 room, utility and bath. 1655 Point Lane, Pomeroy. Ph. WY 2-3874 l·Z.tfc A MODERN house, 6 rooms and bath, 136 Lincoln Road, Pomeroy. WY 2-3020. I 3 tfc RADIO AND P.IIOPLII W110 ,..,....,, AND IIBWAlt:r-BMBD!IOJf ..... - . / WMPo · Radio MONDAY TBRIJ fiUDAY: M~,,'l'larough Friday 5:00 CommWllty News 6:00 Si&o On News 7:16·r6igo on, The LHeline 5:115-World &•Nat'l News 6:05 Sacred Hearl 8:00\()hiJ> Valley Newa 5:15 Spotlight on Sports 8:20 Country Jamboree B:Jf.;Qb!Q Nation, World News 5:25 Weather 1:35 · Farm Nowo 8: j4};~rts ~oday . 5:30 Sign Off 6:45 Meigs Agr. E-.ten. B:lkW<Ulther Picture 7:05 Breakfast Party 8 : ),&, j~usical Clock SATURDAY 7:30 Van Patrick Sports 8:_51idAmm:mfty News 7:45 Sign On, The Lifeline 7:50 The 7:50 Report 91)11,\~t!!hstrlng 8:00 Local, Ohio, National 8:10 Bright Star Show,Thur, jl : 3~ , ~Uc Service Newt and Sports 8:45 Baker Fum. 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II : News 10:55 News II :40 Family Worship Hr·Thur 11 · t\188on Couo!l> Newa ' 11:00 Army T!me lk40 ASC ProgranrFrL 12:1n.commUD!ty, News · 11:30 Special Community Prog; 11 .55 The Upper Room I2 : ~. 1 ,1.Rcal News · ' 12:110 News Roundup ' 11:58 Dow Jooes Avaaps 12: iN 'Niartell 12:20..Bulletln Board 12:110 Noon Report 12:~15 !d 10ay Weather 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:15 Music Jusl For You · 12, ~ Board . 12:30 Sllturday Ma!lnee 12:15 Goessler't Guest Star-Frl 12: ~~ Grams 1:55 News 3:110 Platter Party 12:31(. tuna Apnl 2:00 Saturday Mall'lee 4:15 Blaettnar Show,T·Thur. 12:4'. · .IPJ Go Round 2:55 Newa · 4:30 Loc:al News l:51i ";.t . Belli 3:00 Saturday Mall'lee U5 Bowling Scores tliJi~I!JJii'Y Go Round !:55 News 5:00 The ()pea Road :1:59,"N/iwf Beat 4:00 Dlsclng with Doso l:tli Sign Off S:<if'iJiid 'Way Malh!ee . 4:!0 Top Ten Revue SATURDAY 3:30 ~ . £:Wreath 1:00 Newa Summary ·1:00 Sign On News 4:0Jf Dlai: with Doss 5:16 Public Service 1:11 CoonlrJ Muele Time UO .:fn · e 5:3e Sign Off 1:20 Counlr)o .Jalllboree ~:w.or ( 4 Jrr'bt· 1M. 1:35 Norman Kraeft 1:15 Country Exprou 7:05 Breakfasl Party 8:115 111gb School FootbaU 11:00 Top Ten Show 12:110 No1111 Report 12:15 Jones Buick Show 12:30 Rev. Merlin Tee II 1:00 Football Warmup 1:15 OSU Football 3:'5 Plalter Party &:45 Sign •Off •• 0 NOT 0tE OF 'VW GEE1119 10 f.IOLD OUT MUCH H(IPIO, I, bO, WOULD GtVE UP 140PE, Io!JERE IT ft)T THAT HER MEMORV lS PE~ UNDER TH& 6PEL.L. OF HYPN061i P SIJNDAY 7:00 Sillll. On News 7:35 The Army Hour 1:00 !Jerald. of Truth 1:35 Boor of Deliverance 9:00 Wlnp, of llenlius 1:35 The Bible Speaks To You 4881E AND SLATS 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 10:35 SUnday Show 11:00 Couutryllyma_Tima 12:110 Noou Reporl 12:15 The Search 12:30 Rev. Merlin Tee11 1:110 Billy Graham 1:30 Lutberaa flour . 2:110 The Church At Work :1:15 The Navy Swings 2:35 The Big Lie 1:00 The .Quiet Hour 1:35 The Sunday Sbowcase 4:35 World In ReVIew 1:110 Baptllll Layman's Hour 1:36 Sundown Senmada WINNIE WINklE .BIJT' YOV New aalile, . Onlv ll8c at 12--31-301p LlVE RIGHT ACROSS . THE STREET< FROf<l M6 "IJ.§t§~, Ag A VAUDEV ILLE l!!!!~ ·---· ti?K.l<J A CARNIVAL . STUNT~ A OH,COME NOW , Mrl. J WARISUCKS . HVPNOSIS MAV HAVE ITS u~.e tn .... GIMMICK' \'VE C~tO OH AL L T~ I-IVPHtJI1C RU6816H f I ASSlRE ~ IT'G' PURE 0NAOUL.T£1(1:{1li) I=AI(E:RV ~ Jl1 CARE TO 6ET ON l HAT, ' DOCTOR · SM\TH'? i EH'? Wf.!Y NOT~ . NO SHILL, NOR AM I WHAT BETTER Wtw TO EXPoSE YOll ~_ A CHARLATAN'? . -::-. �! -~ • you ilred of having dun grey hair? Come in 119W and have a loving ~ or silk & silver 6 week rinse. PERMANENTS ~ Rog. $10.00 _ $7.50 Rog. $12.50 _ $8.50 Mainly .About People In Mrs. Carrie Bable is a~::J log the marriage or her PofJ!eroy ter, Shirley Jean, lo Mu Leroy Boring, Conal Winchester, son Nazarene in Middleport with the Rev. Clyde Bartlett officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. i ing the ceremony at the home of the bride' s mother. The bride's table was covered with a white cloth and cente-red with Photte WY 2-2207 lvenlnp By Appointment three-tiered wedding cake. Cake, punch and mints were REAL BUYS • m . .. enttne\• a1 y e __ .. __n__ -------------------------------------------------------------~~--~'--------------~·------------------~----------------------------t•\--------------~---------. lltl LB lenn In! -- All 'the ay . I '•',. ':\ I Trade-In Merchandise WILL YOU BE THE LUCKY ONE? . ' ' 3-Rebuilt Maytag Wringer Washers _ 25.0C, 68.00, 88.00 ' ' J-;Frigidaire Refrigerator j~ i~"~~':l·f•r,• _8 cu. ft., real nice _ _ _ _ _ 69.95 ..• ; f.,... . ' '' 1... , ; 1-,;Frigidaire Refrigerator J '. I 11 cu. ft., locker top _ _ _ _ 79.95 2..:Refrigera~ors, Hotpoint and ', . !<elvinator _ _ _ __ each 50.00 MRS. STANLEY SAUNDERS )-Westinghouse Electric Range, MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDaniel, Sr. of Mason, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Barbara Ellen, to Stanley Saunders, son of Mrs. Edith Saun· Never been used. We received this one ' ·II ders and the late Hollie Saunders. The new Mrs. Saunders Is a graduate of Wahama pn a Bottle Gas Heating job. High School, Class of 1959, and is presently employed by the Ohio Bell Telephone Co ., in Columbus. Mr. Saunders is a graduate of Middleport High School Class of , Less than V.. price 1958. He attendod Blisa College in Colum bus, and is employed by Timken Roller '1 -Frigidaire Elec. Range 75.00 Bearing Co., Columbus. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Chattin at the Methodist parsonage in Covington, Va ., Saturday, January 11th. ~.-Perfection Gas Hnter 45,000 BTU - - -- - - 69.95 cations, and to stimulate think· Motivation ol ing and consequent ChriStian Leaders Give l~Warm Morning Gas Heater 49.95 Young People action on current issues where Instruction 1-.Warm Morning Coal Heater • life may ~ considered of litNo. 500 this one cheap IS Group TOplC lie v•lue, or where the,.e Is With Fabrics Miss Wilma Sayre, the presl- great need, such as the hungry !-Natural Gas Range __ 15.00 dent, presided at tlle moothly o1 the world, the underprlvlleg- . Hemlock Grove Home Deml::+'ontgomery-Ward Oil Heater meeting o! the Shellie B 0 1c e .ed of the United Stales, and the onstr8tion club held its monthly Circle of Great Bend in her persons of special need In one's meeting in the basement of the 44.95 't\'ith fan, kitchen size home last week when Christian own neighborhood, Hemlock Grove church Jan. P., 2~erfection Oil Heaters ea. 69.95 Motivation was the topic. Two hymns, Wonderful opening with a business session, Devotions, "What the Lord Words of Life" and ''Jesus Keep President Clara Paulsen, pre~~Used Gas Heater, 65,000 BtU, with Did" and scripture from Exo- Me Near the CrOss" we're sung siding . • bulk tank 288.00 dus 13:1-10 were read by Mrs. during this naiTation; also the .;; > '• < j ' I , ' .. ~ '' I', ~ ·ol elovel lo •• • ftJet ~ ...... lllaad of Around And --------------------------------------~-----~-o--~---•-~ .__0_1_~_-_ _M_e~_·,_~_ wl!re Installed at the meetlnl or 1 the Past Councilors o1 Chester 1 Council, DaughtA!rs o! Amert-1 recently at the lodge haU Recent IJUests of Mrs. Jlmto with Mrs. Henry Eichinger and I Faulkner wera btr aon lnd . Mabel Van Meter as host- I daughter-In-law, Mr. n~ Mra. · I Charleo Faulkner or Clendenin, I W. Va. Mr. and Mrt. Faulkner Mrs. Clarence Neutzllng, pres- have been In Ft. Knox vlslttnc washrc"lnh charged• 01~. dthe with their daUflliter'lnd family. w open w "' e- ~ . followed with thF Lord's Mrs. D. R. Rice of .Hyoell·lt. and pk-dge to the Rag. Is ,lmprovlna f'r<>m a three weeu Mra Neutzllng !rultalled Mrs. respiratory illness. Mrs. Rico '' Arthur Orr, president; lhe mother or Mr. Gene ·Rice. Cleland, vice president; A·FC and Mrs. Arthur Arnold Lt. and Mrs. Daniel 0. Esther Wright, oecretary; and oon, Art, Peru, Ind.-·~ are residing at Lee VIllage, Ft. Mrs. Virgil Roush, lre~urer; viSiting with her paren~. • Compbell, Ky. He wUI be Mrs. Eddie Hartung, sentinel; Carrie Bable, Middleport. tloned with the US Army at Ft. and Mrs. Henry Weaver flower Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Henn.V*)', CampbeU for two years. committee chairman. Hostesses Portsmouth, were weeJc:Fi~Jd Mrs_,-.,Bemi~e Webster of Co- for each month were announ~. guest& of his mother, Mrs . .Henlumbus arrived Wednsday call· G~mes were played under di.. Hennesy, ·" • ed by the death ol her b;..thr, recUon ol Mrs. Hartung and Mrs. Della Cornahan, ·Bu· Roy Strickland. and Mrs. Neui2Ung, w 1 t h cyrus, who has been visiting prtzes awarded wmners. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea re- Refreshment' were served by with Mrs. Mabel Sanborn and turned home Monday, altA!r the hoslesses to tlle above and Miss Bess Sanllorn Is the IJUtP spendmg the weekend In Colum· Mrs Milo Bigg• Mrs Norman or her daughtA!r, Mrs. ' Katln'ya bus ~th their daughters . · Mrll.' Osca'r Weber Grue.ser in Gallipolis. sons-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mr Wbod M R ' Eric Chambers, a student ', II Bunce and Mr. and Mrs. Mo~is Mrs Ell ' rs. ay Rio Grande College, Is here lo Thomas and daughter. 'Rid · a M Ha . 1., altend funeral services lor b!a ~~:=~eri;~' enour,. rs. ue grandfa1 her, Herbert Ch Jmbers. h ll Mr 5 Hobart Rev . and Mrs. E.. E. u-. · nvuS held toda returned 1o their home, Floyd Ridenour, _Y·_____ vlew Wednesday, after Van Meter, Mrs. ing a week with his sister, and guests, Mrs. Typhoons rip across OldCharles Withrow, Minersville. Wickham and Donald from May through Qo- VOL XV COLUMBUS (UPI) - AstroJobn H. Glenn today on· n:;::~~te he III a Democratic c1 for the U. S. Senate u pledge to support Presi· John1011's policies U he Is Ielected. 1 2-Damaged 12xl2 Rug Pads "'1-RCA Blond TV Console 50.00 1-Admiral TV, with new picture tube, ... We installed 69.95 l...,.hilco TV, with new tube, t •. ~ke new 99.95 1-,f!CA 21" Table Model 25.00 ."l ~sed Set Bunk Beds, With Mattress and Springs. Complete 60.00 1 2-Nice Used Living Room Suites _ _ 25.00 & 50.00 Rutland SH 2-4811 re Arnold Grate Boy's Work Shoes Glove leather ...=iiiiiiiiii~lo~b~e~r;_.=------...-.~r..·~ in New .Hamp.!lhire'a first-in Clearance Sale Work Shoes -~ Women's Dress Shoes, Dress Flats Loafers- Oxfords $2.88,. pain ss.oo $6.88 pr. SlBB ond l88 Scamparoos Charm Step Sizes 8'h to 4 pr. ¥EN'S DRESS $12.99 Cushion Kings · ...... · $9.88 pr. $8.99 Randcrah · · · · .... · .... · $6.88 pr. $7.99 Mastercrah · · · · · · ... · ·· · $5.88 pr. $6.99 Sandy McGhees · · · ·· · · · $4.88 pr. Size 6'h to 12 B, C. D, E, 2IE, SiE pr. BOY'S DRESS Big Boy's Size 3lto 6 ...... ··· $4.88 pr. Boy's 8lto 3 ·· · · · · · · · · · · · ···· · · $3.88 pr. Seamparoos, Brooks, Sandy McGhee . Roush's Shoe Store SECOND a Dr. McGinnis to Direct PHS Band lhe.·naltoo presidential primary March 10. Throughout the grueling lour Rockefeller repeatedly challeng. ed Goldwater to meet htrn In "open doblte before the people of New Hampshire.'' I have held to the Republl!llln princiDr. Donald E. McGinnis, director of the Ohio State pies more than he (Goldwater) Concert Band, will conduct the Pomeroy High School Band in its Formal Winter Concert on Sunday has," the governor said. "He has said he wouldn't run on the 1, at 3 p.m. in the Junior iligh Auditorium. ' 1900 GOP platform. Does that Dr. McGinnis is also profes· - - =--------ntake him a good Republican?" ''" of music in the Ohio State He has appeared a• guest ~~~:;:'Z School of Music. He conduC'tor, clinician, and clarWASHiNGTON _ Sen. Barry It a member of the band inet soloist with banda through· Goldwater, R-Ariz., plans to ar J w~odwind area a in Septem~ ou: the country and has been enter the Nebraska 1941, and Is presenlty head guest soloist with the Walden the instrumental department String Quartet and the Colum~ lial Primary and Is considering going ' into primaries in three the school. bus Symphony Orchestra. His more states, his campaign A native of Barberton, he at- long-playing record, "Clarinet tended high IIChool In Wads- ContA!sl Music," has received aid.. sold today. They said Goldwater w 8 and was graduated from highest acclaim m national w~ tninklng about entA!rlng the College In 1941 with the Sic publications. lie o! bachelor or music All residents ·or the area are pub an, prlmarl.. in tbe Dlabacllelor of music educa· lnvitA!d to attend the concert to trict of Columbia May 5, · Vtr,&IJI.l~ ~ay 12 ""' Maryland Uon. He received master ol arts enjoy the Pomeroy Band. Tlek· Mlif•it;"lil:ill)1""0l'' 'IJ-ott!Hise, 1948 and doctor ol ebi priced at 35 and 50 cents degree in UIU from wUI be sold by member• or he mlglit be jnatcbed against Stare University or lowa, the bond starlblg Febnlory I. Gov. "fel&on .A. Rockefeller <>f New York. . Save In The January · · Storewide Clearance Sale! Values in every deportment and on every floor. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Downie-Gross Annual Janu_QrY r.il w!tJ1 He said that his yeara NASA, in which be became the first American to orbit the •arlb oo Feb. 211, 19112, were some of the greatest of his life.. "To be privileged to take part in these great evenls Is just a dream that came true at ClJt point in bistory," he said. "Tho whole team went through some big days logether and there II'• even bigger ones ahead. "I have nothing but liDo memories or the past." GleM said that the expert. ence and knowl<dge be gained ir! his orbital flight "has Iona since been assimilated into the space program, aloog -:!th :. !ormation !rom later flightM.~. He said ~e astronaut ~ Continued from page 1) * * * Astronaut Passed Up Chance for Millions ·Y •' 1 JANUARY Crepe Soles Men's Rutland Evelyn Foreman. Scripture from Matthew 9:35 • Dorothy Whaley and Va~ Mrs. Ruth Wolfe had charge 38 was read, Hazelton were lea~ers on dlf· of the program entitled, "A Let- I An io-betwPen monthly meet- ferent types of fabrics and how ter to Us." The purpose js to i ing .is being planned to prepare ;~select and care for. them. motivate women to engage ac- 1the quota for the White Cross. ey stressed that readmg the tively in challenging young peo- A "thank-you" letter has been labels on ready made ga~ments to enter church-related vo- 1received from Bacone College or t p~ce g~ 1~ very t~pore!J for the society's donation of an . sac unc was enJOY served with Mrs. Adrian Car- pillow cases, etc. to them. AI- at noon. son and Mrs. Fern Arnold serv- so, Mather School wrote thanks In the afternoon a film was ing as hostesses. for a second box of clothing shown by Mildred Betzing and Guests were A-FC and Mrs. sent to them. Ola St. Clair on "How to Be A Arthur Arnold and son, Art, of The benediction prayer was Good Hostess," and on table Peru, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. offered by Mrs. Isabel Lewis. settings for dirferent occasions. George Johnson, Jr., Mason, W. Refreshmeflfs were served to The next meeting will be Feb. V~.; Mrs: Tona Boring, Reeds- members and three children 12, a combination one on copper vJile, Oh10;. Mrs. Peggy Rus-- present. The next meeting will tooling, knitting, crocheting, bassell and children, Beverly and be on Feb. 4 at 1:30 p.m. weaving and plaques. Pamela, Letart, W. Va.; Mr. I . Attending the meeting :were and Mrs. Adrian Carson Dorothy Whaley, Vada Hazellld•mgl,ter, Dixie, Mr. and Mrs. Chasen Airman of Lennie Jenkins, Maxine Month in Oklahoma ton, Doris Eastman, Esther Etta Cullums, Heltington. and Rev. and Mrs. A Fe D . G W lbu enms Cl'· t a rn, SWi:tn.L., -•.. EveIyn Wll Clyde Bartlett, all ol Middle- is stati ed e ' Cl ara . on at ~~ on . Marie Domigan, Clara port. A1r Force Base 1n Oklahoma, Paulsen, Mildred Betzing, Ola was recently chosen Airman of Cl . N · Reed Fred the month at his base. As are- B.tesaAtr)· as":"'kt nd' D a ' sult he was sent to a ' ICe oc on a an· I Fla. on a special mission. lnai'iiii"'S'"locktiiiiiiiooii.==--=--;;;;;;;;; Walburn is married to the II mer Doris Rice, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rice. Th<!v II POMIROY, OHIO have one daughter, Sherry. news conference tossed I he a me-long Interest." opment activities. In the past and will again In the eluding his parenb, who live In Ohio Democratic party lnio tur· "To serve In a budY whose "These are areal wltb wbleb future I know or no place I New Concord, and t h e n moll, because the party at its actlona help mold the destiny I am weD acquainted lor I can better continue to serve return 1o his hon>e In Seaconvention in the oame buret of AmeriCf. arid the free .world .. ve 1pe11 IIIe lasl Z% , ..rs my country and my state than b1ook, Tex ., near the ne" space ballroom next Mopday wu all is certainly both a chaUenee workillg ID tbem," the U--year- in the Senate." .center at Houston, to complete set 1o endorae incl!mbent Dem- and a high calling. old Marine lieutenant colonel Glenn said he had resigned 1the separation process from the ocratlc Sen. Stepben Yoong lor "The purpose of this meet- ~ald. !rom the National Aeronautics Marines. The smiling astronaut said h.ls a second term. ing (news conference)~ then, is "The Congress has been seek· and Space Administration yes-- Glenn said It would be severlcll•oi"'"' of the Democratic party TbewbmeroftbeDemocrolo lo do!t:lare myself a candidate lng more and more technical terday and would resign !rom al weeks before he hnd a cam. "a natural one,11 bectluse ic primary ill May ·wUI prob- for United StateS Senlte from advisors to provide assistance the Marine Corps after 22 years paign office and staff in operalamlly ties but "careful oon- ab!)' meet Republican Rep. the state or Ohio," ·· In these areas," Glenn said. ir that organization, which In· lion, but said his .mail addre" sidertltloo of the current post.. Robert Taft Jr., wboae aame O~PORnJNITY· "I have been privileged to re- eluded combat missions in would be simply, John Glenn, lion leads me 1o the choice of to ao famouo In poltllc• •• Glenn said he had decided to ceive invaluable technical ex· World War II and the Korean General Delivery, Columbus the Democratic party. Glenn's lo lu the opace pr.. enter politics because· he lelt perlence in these fielda. t'Onllict . Ohio. "It· provides tbe best opportunl- "My feelings certainly extend He said it would take a few The famed astronaul said he "I believe President Johnsoo gram. NEW YORK - Gov. Nelson has presented a program ,I or Glenn said his decision was ly 1o make use o! the . experl- lar beyond the technicalities or t:ays to handle the paper work could not adequately express A. Rooke(eller of New York iS our nation w~tch a majority of made after several , weeks of ence J have gained in i2 yeara congress\onal actlon;-to the con- of resigning from the Marine! his feelings on leaving the Macha~ingt A:ona ~I B:!: Will support. In the careful study of the possible fu- of goVernment service;" sideration of our cruntry and and until thal was completed, rines . He said the Corps was so ry W,B er prove s I would hope to be able ture courses but after this <:en~ He said that more than half where it Is hE-aded, its goals, he would not make any further much a part of him it was pu:nc::~· fl bl k tod to help him teach the objectives siderabon, he decided to run the national budget went ID the Ideals and purposes," Glenn political slatement. har<l to think o! leaving and "I f e er e~ l~lh hay that program." for the Senate because it was hlilltary forces, space pr*'am said. "This is a separate 11 uJ>. He said he would spend "a Iguess it wtl~)ways feel that r ofan exhte_nNsave Ha pshoorlr Glenn's announcement at a "an area ln whjch I have had and other. research and devel- ject, one 1 have commented on little time" with his family, in- way." tour 1 egt ew m e · communities. The two Republtcano ore the chief opponents O: 10 Completely installed. People moved to natural gas, only used 458 gal. thru meter. PRICE FIVE CEN11- ~":.~· Mr. andtoMrs. c~~";:~,~~;~~~;;__,_,_,iiiii returned Carroll to be with their daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Norris who is Ill, after spending a couple of days at their home here. . Mrs. Ohm Genheimer and daughter, Judy returned 1o their home, Columbus Tuesday, after a visit with her mother Mrs. John F. Baily and ollie; relatives in the area. Mrs. Maxine Arnold a n daughter, Susanna spent Sunday 11 with ber sister and brother·in~ law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stew· art and son, Gary of Mason w Va. . ' · POMEROY-MID~ .· T.'OHIO NO. 232 \~------------------ AnM ___ · _______________ FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1964 \\"\ Jt'O I 1 . .le"ihar, About Middleport Ofllcero for the comlnl' term '~ · • NOW YOV KNOW • Cheste( Group Installs Its New Ollicers El hln -··•- J P....., une c ger daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger underwent surgery. Wednesciay, at .HospllaJ: Columbus. Her numher " 315. Mr. and Mrs. C. J . were overnight gu.. ls ol her parents, Mr. and Otto lies Logan SUnday and Mr. ~nd Mrs: Ileo were ner guests or Mr. and Mrs. Richard Struble and lamlly Carroll. January It at the Church of the Lonnie Jenkins of Syracuse. A reception was held folli)W· SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE . lO.J)ally Sentlne1, Pomeroy·Midd.leport, 0., J'an. 18, 1184 of Mr. and Mrs. Tona Boring. The wedding vows were read · ltog. $4.50, Now $3.50 ' I ' Sable-Boring Vows Taken on January 11th ANIIMRSARY SPEOALI ~ ' j •• MIDDLEPORT MEIGS THEATIE INVITED TO BANQUET Pomeroy Chapter, OES, received an invitation from Pl. Pleasant Chapter to attteod II a banquet honoring the worthy grand matron of West Virginia Monday, February 3, at 6:15 p. m. A meeting will follow at 8 p.m. Reservations are to be made with Mrs. Dora. Toney, I Pt. Pleasant RD. W. Va. by January 31. I TONIGHT Janu•ry 15-16 NOT OPIN FRIDAY lhru TUISDAY J•nuary 17·21 Walt Oltney'• "THI INCIIID18LI JOURNIY" tTecbnlcolqr) Badger, the Bull Terrier Tao, the Siamese Cit; Li.J..ath, the Labrador Retriever and: Emile .Gene&t,. Tommy Tweed Sandra Scott, John Draine, With the talenla of Rex AI· len. Novel by Sheila Bur,. ford. Dltnty Ca....nt COUNCIL OF TRENT I The Council of Trent was summoned by Pope Paul Ill in 1545 ll'etturette; • and lasted nearly 20 years, Lei Down Your Aorlal it was inlerrupted by wars and No Advan"l' In Ad!nlulon. other causes. 1 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JAN. 17-18. I Group Of MEN'S SUITS Voluu ~ to$45_ S•lt .,.~ 150 ' I Group Of Men's SPORT COATS Volu11 to $2.5 _ · Solo 14.50 $ I Group Of Boys' PANAMA CITY - Leftist The chiropractor will base led univeralty students sch1ect.lnl8 campaign on the future ol uled a "pltriotic mass raUy" Vlrginia, arguing this here tonight - the second depends oo cooUnuing the 18 hours - 1o support demands Frootier Image "that that the UnltA!d Slatea ogree so much lo the revloe the Panama Caoal this Foorth ty. In Washington, Secretary State Deen Rusk satd that the United States Is 1o dlscuq mutual problemo Panama but will not under threabi or violence. SPORT COATS V•luft $ lo $16•. 5 0 - Solo 7.50 Men's Banlon Shirts $ L.on1 SIHve 16.9.5 Valuo - - - - - Solo 4 Topcoats, 1 Group Val. to 52.75 · .. · .. .. .. .. .. .. Sale 36.00 Topcoats, 1 Group Val. to 39.75 ················ Sale2750 •• ' el Group SPORT SHIRTS, wools, French flannel and gobs, 6.95 voluo 4-00 aMen's SWEAT SHIRTS N- Roducod •;, off e1 Group of Mtn'o SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS, ••1. to 6.95, Sole, 2.65 2 for 5.00 eMEN'S PANTS, cords, cord~roy, O'Iolnkln, vot. to 5. 95 _ Sa to 3.75 .BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS, 2.99 value, 1.89 corduroy 2.65 SPORT COATS SUITS TABLE •. eMtn's and Boys' JACKETS ond CAR COATS Roducod V. off eBOYS' SWEATERS 6.95 Value - - - - - Salt 4.50 5.9$ Voluo Solo 3.7j eMEN'S SWEATERS Cordlgon olylo _ _ Raducod 14 eMen'o Pullover SWEATERS, Crow & v..,ock, val. to 10.95 6.50 eMon'o & Boyo' All Woathor COATS linod & unlinod RM!ucod yj e GLOVES, linod & unlined, roduetlt 'I• Sca•h, v. prll!; Yolu.,. to 42.50 .................. Solo 27.&1 Yolun to 29.95 .................. Solo ~· Volun to 24.95 , ............ , ... Salt lf.$0 ..- ~l LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy business cllstrtet was a lr'oeJ:in& degrees, with lots of lllOW s~'l on tbe ground, undl!l' SUDI1J' skies al 11 a. m. ,. 1 Group Our!*'· Valu11 to 69.95 ......... S.te 47.s0 1 Group Our 'Mott P"pulor, Val. to 55.00 .... Sal~ 42.$0 . 1 Group Our Economy lrand."Vol. to 39.95 .. Sale 29.50 A.M. OR P.M. WASHI!(GTQN. (UPI) - J!e. . . Feb: I, the (lOIIImart letters malled In tbe Unlled IStales will ' ·oo.r a NOW AVAILABLE AT ••• '; Pomeroy Bowliilg Alleys POMEROY, 0, • ' • ._DOW Hom•. ,Of Arrow Shim .' ', · •;"I •. ' � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 16, 1964 stace