https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/01977b443df15457ca622e45eec9d2dd.pdf 3553c9d07d742b0b4307c46b06101470 PDF Text Text I • SeD&.!, Pomeroy-11lddleport, 0., Jan. 20, 1964 • ' •' •• '• ! .a·t.·:. "Y e ' ' I '• ~ • enttt1·e , .\ '~'. ~~.... I . Dn~ntM T, Tlte lnt,re1U Of Tit, M..ie•·4it~~~mt ,,,.. .. ;~o " ,. ~~~~~--------------------~----~-~~-~~~.~~~~~~~ · ~· TUESDAY, JANUARY 2i, 1<"~\ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO. .. ~==::::::::::::::~--------------~------------------------------------~------~~------------------~----~~----~--~ ~•· ~ • Q • WASHINGTON (UPI)-PreslJohn;om today sent Coogress a $97.9 billion "economy and progress" budget brimnling with optlmlsm and radiating lelE!Ctl>On'Jiear significance. . Johni\011 · proposed cultmg Ne•wlf•!det•al spending $500 million .., "'.unJ1re!iedEmt-1 under cyrrent levels In the new llm6cl at _.. than fiscal year, marking only Ill television second lime In nJM years 12 fDIIIIon vieWers. . has been done. Tit lhlft' Ia he Said his budget 8 .~•:...• • ~ludedl In advance our nation to111 -..-,.- . ..... - - 8MOUIJC-' ward greater national security, IIll billion tax cui bill and~ easy peac'\ or by the refu ..t a stronger economy and reali· stimulus it 18 expected to gi•e· of the lawmakers to overhaul zation of the American dream Ute ~onomy. the farm program. of individual security and equal Cllt Defeo,. PadJel ' ' Treasury Secretary DotJgla• opportunity for all." Jolulson ·lllso aosunied Dlllin! said the President'• cut Tile ·president also predicted ConjJreSII would go· ·alontl .wlfli !Jp ' ezpendilures, 'greatly Intllat the Treasury would wind a $1.3 •blllton slaoh In •defense .i:n~sed chanee0 of getting a up $4.9 -billion in the red next opendlng and give bim now' ~ balanced budget 1n llscal 1967. year compared with $10 billion ton ond dairy programs to belp Ptevitl!Jsly, the Treasury lndlfor the current fiscal year end- save· another .$1.!6 bUIIoa. .· c:lited the deficit would oot be log June 30. Either-or both-of these ... erQed until fiscal 11168. He emphasized thai all his SUD1]ltlons could upq~et ~Y ~ohason, who caUed the budgplanning was contingent on •ar- "'me new International crisis ot ·the first major task cooly passage by Congress of the (Johnson foresaw contioued un-1 frouitng him after succeedipg tit"" be ' · • ·• dele= Records For ·. Your Stereo or th• slalo John F. KeMedy. said' and tho lll billjoo __ tax -'!Ill he went OQ the theory that "an tantalize anyone tllat might be austere budget neec\ not be and left. shOtlld oot be"a·· standstill hudg. Johnson said, h~wever , .that et , • , thbi 18, I believe, go·1ernment that is strong, budget of . economy 'aM prog- a government that .Is .solvent, 8 r..O." · government that Is compass!,.. Blur · - · ate is t~e kind of government The result was calculated ..to that endure•." · ·· · · blur tl)e opendthrlft lmqe that The President ouUined hill Reputillcano like to P.bt m Dem- spending plans in temu1 of both ocrals. It lncludea economleo~ to the fa m iII ar administrative pl•ase the conservative, .social budget and the cash budget, reforms to attract the liberal •newly emphasized by Kennedy •I "• Peel off ·: paint ,,·-~ WITH _i ;f! ~t:J . , HEAVY· t BODIED: :i·l(fean·Strip' ~1:· :1 '·· ' . 1 ·~~ _ Congressmtn· Ar. e .ur~ed: ,..· '. Jobless Are ,, •• 1 a corotoday. Keith. ~year­ CI>nn., 'widow •1111 ol 10, Will! found bt the colored J.l .l ·l'l WE~AN ELECTRIC BLANKET! /,....-..... •. .IOHN i ·..·-:--__;..··/ WINTER-WEARY MEIGS THEATRE (JOHN··. \ ·•. ···:··.... POMEROY, OHIO ""·' KEEPS FEET WNlHo. WARJV\,W/4SlN< .....--····....... __ __.,..... ... l of ,.,.,, $40 .MilJion Pours DUAL TEMPER• ATURE CDNtlbS FOR"HIS' AND From,K~iser •HER" StPE OF THE BED! TOPCOATS I'REWARN6 THE SHEEn>! AI'ID WHATCXll~ of Jackson GLORIOUS! 1nd Farm Bureau· Membership is 'Over the Top' W8410 ~~!: SUITS Robinson's l'liPLJL~ A ·NASf.l- l'ef.J! FJ;!ItThJDlD MAN! HI EL£C- SUPERB DRY CLEANING WED. ond THURSDAY January 22·23 NOT OPEN successful man realizes the effect good groomhas in his business contacts. We cater to the who wants perfection In cleaning. Sound like f t First lighthouse erected by FRIDAY ond SATURDAY the U. S. government was 1 Jenu•ry 24-25 cape Henry Light, at the en- I "3 STOOGES GO AROUND ROBINSON'S :;, . , . . .. fir • For wash-off 01 suape-olf .. NEED IT QUICK? .... t . , ·. ·· · • -' ~- ...,., Letters to <::~ > -..·v·· ~':~i: by Elberlelds_ln Pomeroy · easier, faster • Noo-illflammable • Needs oo lfterwa$11 , 11...- : ., M _; A Ra: . . ' : BE ~F~: atta~· 'l"r;~ RPM or 33 speeds. I · • lleiiiOVt$ al finishes aqdiJ CUb Revenue. fi .. : c Pruld!lll ~ - . .· 1 . be ehami!~Jtof. ,~ 1~~(Contlnqod "'1 ·· A brand new selection of religious records, country and western muSiC, Classical, jaZ2 music and vocals. All by the country's leading artists. See· the big selection of records, stereQ or monophonic,. 45 r 1· \-, -· year: Mmlnlotnllvo ....1!1 liM (~g·· I econot1J7. Tlte .. bf!J.~~ House lao! ~ W~~in the Senate FiDaQii1i ~ whlcb bopea to~ thl8 week., . , . •>,::,0 (. AIIRk I!IW~ · :. · : -A $1 biUIDD ~~.~~ authorll:J ~-\~ · b ' .' · . n· · • · A"'.~~~~- ;,;,t:.:nms ·a ry : 1es I,n la•t vo:·r.. ·· , Tile c•'h h ' ·c• I, ·> 'li · ·•· count of t'(I~HTli' f"· H · . n>ents by tho g .. _.., ~- . '·., and HJ•hwoy tr> oSt I,.,,WI. 'IC·. +, itelllll are not incl>,><lerl J, ., l, 1. admlnlstratlv• budget artd '"' " economists conSider the .... h budget .nore realisiO': ," . Here is bow Jobnaot!'O. -~· pos!lls look uoder both fl'~ as compwed with the CllmDl ' U .a . ; · •The Pmid~n~·· ~,_:,.., pcl6als included. . t,lt;;;i~ii·· -Speedy paau~ - ~ ·fll tu redueliOIJ . • ·l' "an ~ .!,~ of my~' , a badly neede4 ... _;, . be:: Hi- Fi I . , ".: "~ · haPPY. a~t it.'' r ,f ,·.• . , . 1 All the bids were for · ~ 'eontract _ to televl8e the ' for Pomeroy's utility flmd for Councilman Franklin Rizer cars. Councilmen decided to rtltiloo's· first nlgbt-iime major Istreet lights and hydrant rental said if the levy passes there ! the Safety committe~ ~btdy. ~I game and .associated will, be placed on the Ma~ pn- will he a httle money avallable ,b•ds before any deciSion evenll. . mary balfot, vlllage co1mcil de- to Install some requested street made. There w~ some i cided Monday night. llghta. · ' sion that siiiCe there was 1 ·COLIJMBUS _ A smllin "no Tbls action · was taken beACCEPT liiDS enough funds to buy a truck eolmnent" wao JolufGlenn~ cause t)lere is not enongh mon- Other activity was the ac- the street depat!ment, action to Monday's ~.: ey In the fund · to keep the cepting bids for a new pOlice might not be enou'b ,..._ tlon tlo street . Hghta on. Oile council- cruiser. There were represent- buy a j>ollce cruiser. eonven . ac n.n man said, "II we don't put the alives from threa car dealers It was decided that. the . Sal&~ ~: 11'::: levy on the ballot we will have Iin Pomeroy at the meeting. ty committee should lnvestJ. -~ the rules ·tnmlttee . to tw'n off the street lights for Bids meeting speclflcatlons In- gate. wbat motor repahrs are &h d nd co re four months." eluded Blaettnar Auto Com- invol•ed in the $50 estimAte I':U~te e 1orse a sena~r!• 1 Mayor Charles Legar explain- pony's on a Pontiac obout $1,- that bas been· reported needed hltppler .;.~e:.n~· t ~m ed that in 1957 council consider- 744 with traade in; Pomeroy by · the police cruiser. 011 the houn 1 · ., Dr R V 0 jed ·placing· a two mill levy on Motor Cmpany's for a Chevr.. Safety committee are Roy .141b'qer ~- jlle.;., s~ of t'f~ the ballot for. s~et lights. let, about $1,595 with'tr~dein,l Reuter, chairman; Rober! Hyi!9tlvellllon'a decision not to en- Councilmen <lee~ matead on and Metropohlan Motors ·for "l·'ell, and Don . d~ ' ~,iorlal candidate, the ooe and a half mill levy, !!ambler about $1,495 with trade l.layor Legar asked ".'fe· r.ei tbl8 was 1/te right ••· but It has not produced enough 1n. . (Conitnued· on page 31 · Jip, le Qko In thi8 case. We're . · Tb ' . pe. for the tfrst !line, will . I*~ $300,000 annuaUy - $45,a : better than the expiring An ·additional hall mUI levy 1 revenue. '' . • E~~~~;I Half-Mill Additional u_. tility" Levy Asked in Pomeroy Just Received Big Shipmen,tl, . ~ I 2-HOUR WORLD IN A DA%1" V 'lrtriiaiiniicoiiiitoiiiiTiildiiewiiiiatiierii,iiiiaii.iiiiiiii"Jil Moe, Larr1~ Curl1~ Joe, Joan 11 "Provincetown" MAPLE AT JANUARY SALE PRICES BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPORT, a, Freeman, reter l'·orster, IU· chard Devon. Ed...alce Burrou1h'1 "tARZAN'S THRII CHALLINGES" tTecbnicolo) lmals. . ··. ------- l9·-···-· Y'OURFRT \ -CXII.Ol '·f·.___../" / . . • i ~· •• ! I ; . '. St(ldy-!Ill" :.&izw.t,. .• Melp ~ Boopllll - Mrs. Cardea Mai1bl RUby Simon Edltb 1\!teoy, Jock Mahoney, as Tarzan, Woody Strode introdueiu& Hungry, the Baby Elephanf, and a JUNGLE FULL ol / ~III-"NICiiT &I> · �• .. ' / l '17ae Daily SPntinel .. ~ ~ - - - - - - . 1 y .-.- '1' d Look Positively 5111y" A new battle tacUc bas been develop- have drawn both cheers and erltlclsm. ed 011 one of the Jroots in the great war It is pointed out, urually by the landlords, and not without some justificafor cjvll right&: tbe rent strike. It betin In Nri York, where 15 Har- tion, !bat many tenants tlteroselves cau~r lem slum dwellers banded together and the eode violations with unsanitary and withheld rent from their landlords un- destructive behavior. On the other band, some tenants nevless and untll be made repairs. T h e building had been cited for 157 code vio- er see their landlord, who often hides beblnd a dummy corporation, says aslations. The tactic inspired similar strikes in sistant health ~omroissioner of N e w Cleveland, Ohio. It can be expected to York, Jel'()me Trlchter. "They come to collect the rent surrepbe tried in other large cities, though New York is by far the nation's s I u m titiouusly from the superintendent at some late hour . . . Some people don 't showcase. ' ·In Harlem , the movement spread until know who their landlords are." Other critics point to the laws-and 850 families in 58 buildings were on . •trike. Tenants continued to pay their penalties - that are already on t h e rents but the money was held in escrow. books for building code violations. But A civil court upheld the rlgbt of tl\f in New York, a fine can be as little as tenants to do this. It ruled that a land- $5 or $10; the average Is $30. Court aclord could apply to the court for t h e tion can be expensive and time consum. money, but only for the purpose of roak- ing. illg repairs. Many times it is far cheaper for a landA second court w en t even beyond lord to pay the fine or even go to jail this ruling that tenants need pay no than try to raise the thousands of dolrent at all as long as violations go un- lars that may be needed to bring a corrected. Said CIVil Court Jud* Fred building up to a decent standard. Mauy times the buildings are too far gone to C. Uoritt: "Some of the buildings aren't fit for be repaired. Whatever the rights or wrongs of the pigs to live in. U it takes the landlord two years to make the repairs, he get~ rent strikes, they are happening because people are simply getting tired of living no rent for two :tears." The rent strikes and court rulings In ratholes. I ' ' I Ii 50 Years of Air Service This moiitH tile iir world cel~brates the 51lth atmlvel'llll.')' of scheduled atr!ibe Sl!rvlce. ''· It\ January, 1914, just 10 years and a few weeks lifter the Wrights flew at 'Kitty Hawk, pilot Ton:( Jannus took off in a BenGist Airboat With one passenger from st. Petersburg, Fla., and flew _.:.. ' I across the bay to Tampa. The St. Petersburg-Tamoa Airboat Line carried 1,200 passengers during the three months it was In operation. In 196.'!, reports the Air Transport Association of America, the nation's scheduled airlines carried almosl 70 million pas~ngers. ~I 1 ., He.... ' lo"ol I uony~ood'o U.lrle01 Be-Mea can te!J her ·I'm sorey .-.JOII!I ' Dear Helen : Dear John: · ill When 1 see a motion picture The .Bureau ol Missing Per· cif supermen with glanl Dw!<:les, sons ran find her in a bUrry 1 11-bnder what happened to the Tlrls probably won't be neces hair oh their ches'"', 81'1111 and sary, however, because I 1ml11 , legs 1 would Uke to knmf II all lne she's as lonesome u yol movie he-men are born withwt are · and One of those ''Pl~ hair and remain thai way all forwanl" lettero . written to !ill their lives. - PUZZLED at you1 addre" will bring bel Dear l'uz: borne 'in a hurry. -: Good luck! Nope - \~Jose hairless he • - H. men In the movies get that Waf You Helpillg Departalonl b th• razor route. Guess sollle- Dear Helen: ,, ~y out In BoUywood thinks At the P•lms Nursln,g Jl\lllllt,· musclel! look prettier bare.-H. BM6 North Ce~tral Ave., ~ Dear Helen : nix, Ariz., we have a indSt UJio 1 Speaking of the kids wb_ o jWit usual pair_ of Identical ailnl. won't use good table manners, 'l'hes• rna1den ladles were t1 my daughter came up with a years of age on ~~ prize the other nlghJ. I asked and have never been pUieit hi Iher no! to use her spoon, and their entire lives. They IH I she answered, "But Dsd, my rare Instance in medical lbfork i"''ks." - POP tory, having worked toi~ DeAr Detert : In the sam• office lot • · My 'lilfe has been gone 84 They new walk baD!! day• She called a friend and anH a~· inseparable. N told ~er sbe wu working in a of tl)e,e piXIeish tiolbs IIi¥ l!!'f. · lar~e esstern city as a nurse- le and Dollji BadOn. ~ ]ilaid lor two Slllllll chltdren. Theu prob!Om il 1M iWiie ' IIIV. : She left because 1 naggild her as· that of so mlilzy ~~ 'so much about our daughter lonelin..SS. They Wduld lei . . . out too late. I am very alate ~ rJ. I , • • •klnesome and I Jove her and from your klDd and lbOilillul , want her bact, but I can~ find readers. - C.L.H. • By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. 1their wlsb to lose welgbt ••• , Q--1 neenlly lost my first ' llut Where she is. 1 know abe Is Dear Helen: ~ow does one get ring- I do so wllboal Cbe llie of poleii· J bab<y at lull term due to pia- 1ISing her married name, be- Words eanilol eJIIjrta Ia ow worm? Do you have to touch tlally dangerou• druS". Tbls Is centa previa. Is If 11ldely that cause Bhe said abe got the job much. we appreclale b iillrlfl, a sore or could you get 11 from a case wbere the enre may be this will happen to me a sec- llll'llui!h an agency and they letters and small gilt! illld ltoiU touching object.' that a person worse tbao the dioease. . , roqulrM her citizenship papers. of enoour:igemellt WldCb D1J1 with ringworm has touched? : ond time. . .. Please help me lind b;er 80 J mothet haS received s'lnci you A-The tang! of ringworm arc I Q-1 am 74, and have a com· A-Pr,..l!llla preolll 11 a ~' · ·· printed her nsiue In · ~ eql110 widely distributed thai we plete prolapse of. the uterus lial separation of the placeirta UDin. She hu reeelveid IIUlfall harbor them on our skin at which causes chalmg snd Itch- from the Olenlll before llbor. reds of remembrancet• Jliid atimes. They do not gain a fool- ing. Is there ~y danger of This _Is a cause of terlous liter. . joys them so · much. rill iGra bold 1n the deeper layers of Infection? Can this condition be lne bJ!morrllage. II Is ai!Uaii,Y 111 Ulilt<a Prell bternaUonal 71111 must ban !WI lb jolur your skin snd cause lesions, un- repaired without a complete hy- due to the foct that the_placn- 1\x!llt li TUesday, Jan. 21, croWD for the hapjlbH!M . 1w Jess there Is a combination of sterectomy? ta Is placed too ne~ the ollllel ~ lllit dey of llldf w:llb 845 to bave brought to otb«<i· fiiNI&Ia rubbing snd excessive moisture. A-Pr<ilapse Is always of the alerul. foD_ow. kindnesS PWQo .That Is why the lesions are at~ wltb some danger of ln- Slnee Iiiio Ia 1 relaUvely rate Tlie liiOod Ill at firSt quarter. ~e tor ._,: Mrf. W X.. most frequently seen In the lection, especially of the urln- Mlfehute, It to most lllllaely 'l'lie evening st~s are Venus, Millers Nursln Jt~ ·81." groin l!Dd between the toes. ary bla~. Any Infection of lila I II Wftld lulppea to Jill Ia Jupllel' and Saturn. b s c _ ~ I>AS Once they become established, the bladder or vagina should be uother pre...-y. 'I1!qtle bol-o today lllclude the fli:;g, ' · · · they are Often bard to get rid tresled before eperatlon, but - Coiitder~ feDeral, TbDmu De8r Oaughtef· oi. I some form of operation should Q--1 liD 11. Lui summer (Stonewall) Jackson In 18Z4. Sometlines ·flub and t did be performed. I bad chicken pox snd I was 011 this day In blatory: . U ben1 ...L,J..a 1 ,..~ 1 • Q--ls 11 oafe tor me to take In mild degrees of prolapse left with purple iteat1 Gil liif In 18$1, jOfi.eitlit Davis re- recen Y w Preludln · tablets continually to \ It is sometimes possible at ~ aod ~ plis 91'. "'l' lore- signed from the u.s~ Senate, 11 ~boU~ M~ ~,. 111•""-keep my weight down? operation to secure th<> uterus bead. Is 111m anyfll1ng that days after MJutsm~ seceded M . ~ ·N J 8be ~~ . A-'l'be phenmetrazine (Pre- in Its nornial position, bul cm '1e dOM for them? . from the ll!!lciL , " oms • · · , "1'1"fudln) you are taking Is habi~ when prlapse' Is complete In "'"'fti fllitlle opOit . ~ Jn tS'lt, Morrllo.n \Thue of th:./~el[...~~ : forming. Such side effects as a woman wbo hss passed the gradually fade oUl In If¥ Ohio IMiclme . c;t.lef jiJsllce of . ,. .. 'oliN dryness or bad taste In the chlldbearlng age the uterus MeanwbDe, there are . _ the ~- Out, 'I'CI?dlnl •he t:,:'o~ed mouth have been reported Tb1s should be removed. Among oth- that cBD be ll8ed to mdilthem lllil 00 SaJ111011 Chale. ...... . P, ·, <...!!..~ drug should not be used more er advantages, this prevents the le01 noticeable. U the pftflilll in tlie comfortable, &appt, hlfi.,. than two weeks al a time. development of uterine cancer. perolsts you may want to con- , . • , of her daughter and~"· Tb h 1 In -'•-r I!UI'...._, plan""•. date lbail it dGOi IIOW? JIOIIIeo -. B. . ose "'o are onoere • ..,. -~ •• ""'". -.H.;, , ..... . . -wwum .•...- 11 •- - ~ · -·- ... upa ....., .,..,. J"J C!Aii't uiclly Uy that," family Utblg, sri If . ' W llhCom ry tlitc!Mt replied. . 11Jg kid liOiibli . 1% jull. plila _ , ,_ . · '''""'·. tbW fl8urei Jll'tiUIIl- trOUbl~. let Heleii l::.:t .tou. b¥loW lbe Gift.ii!nt de au e ct reates DOt e r aCUUftl 1AdiJllll 8 , Is ,....._ ......1.. Hel- Bolte! ih .....,. ~ &. By PIDL NEWSOM munism. eJDY, or llie Ualled ~ Ill!\ ,,;;; ··~ cOUi belOw '1M n·e ~ · ""'" ,.. . UPI l'orelgn News Aoalayst Othe1 elements, of course, en- Is lb.. advocate of vlo'!m .,V- . . ·' ' w.. "'"I .......... npaper.. ·. · · ;. , ~.• .. ,. '"'" •-· When President Charles de ter in. . olu~ ev ~ 1nc1 ~ bad said · :i;;..~ Gaulle vetoed British member- Pans dispatches Indicate tbat worlcf. The K War 8tllllf tbaj lbe1 neetJeil 1<1' theseship in the European comrnu- De Gaulle beUeves be h.. Red un!lnlsbed and , neulnlliJID -vOTI ' TO ,.,_, - ' ....;...,;,,__,... lte, all. ,· In_ ye·-,;,.1 ," Ha'-'"'""" salcl. ~· 0 1 nity and In effect turned his Chine•• accept~nce of French VIet Nam would ~te a . ~ ''You mean cuts of estimates, MEIGS MAI6ii MIA .~ barl< on buth t~e Un t'· < ' ' " recc:n;LJOn of b oth Peking ll!ld vious_~.S. effot\11 !Jitt~Jces !hen?" ' ' . . • . ·. and Bntam he dehbe~:lyh ' : the NatJOn;t~ Ch~'tO:: ad~ to~ '"11\at Ii correct." . . r"::'i~ creaUng a v~~~:uum w I e IStratlOn o ner siDlo , , • • "Ill otllet Wol'dl, II Cllll eas'L· ..~· ,. "viousl•' Intended France to llll. an•• Kaillhek 011 Formosa. 'this . " itfWII -· • .. ~ "" - - , ..,.. " ... ,., VIet N•"' ....., ill i tradl .,.., ...., ""' ... ~ ....... ~ -~ woukl"' --'L •• ... Now. to the distress of the ~ould lmply,recognltlon of me of Ftel'ldt lnflu~ -:ooen if~.. Jlii>?" :;:.:;_ ws;• .. 'fft United ~tes, ~· apparently ~-~ lw? .Chinas Idea which 6olb Unllf' Slltei .. IIi .0 •"fitiij Ii r)JM,'• said Katdr.r. ll$'J .,,,..,~ Ieoda to the Red Chr- PeJ<!ng and Tidpei have de- .yea 1 clilet tO tlilf ttli1 l1ii N, 1 liD llilliiic ,. 'l!:O:~~ekmll reg~roheiclt, crh.es~~ nOliilcod theBr~!'r ·~ Geneva ~ere~~ i,_~ J!OI ~ wba!:tt lbe ~ ::::"'~.,.~11M ••"""-= vacuUIII w e """" . .....,_ - ~ ' was a _... bUtt "' !._.. itieffit(r ar tie of esll:; ., ..• . 11 illtenda Franee to lUI. · . OI!P""entl o!IW C!'lbele 61- pride- sod lo' pcesltp;, maiecf JoL; Will rim. But I! ~ ~~ ; · · . It was jus! ~ year ago tba! tty mto ·the thll~ ~atloftl ~ The Freru:h attl~ II .!fie ~~. ~ feri>. A~, ~1. ', • De Gaulle dellvered the one !hal Fre~cb . re<:ognJtl<in . ~ Rl!d Cl>~ H .' f~ ._fit """'"' WaiN en'lldo;'&l, then ~ -.,.,.; 1 . "' slap "' th~ to wjlom ~e .re- make It di~lcult, H not liilll<>!" w.hlcb cannot be lgiiol'ell, ......- ably there wlllJH; an estimated ,: : .::-:.,;~..w;- ..,. fers ..,, .the' Angl<h'lax?ns , and slble, to !far tKa re~line n••t ,diplo.matlcally "'! In wlllcb ,oavlnlt 011 !he estimated paY,II. "~ -""" ~ -~. It Is hemg widely p•ed•cted that year P•rl(clllarly if France snd :for France niiw .~ to &lid tliiil J!ould mean lll*t our .,.,~......,, ~ JiioioiJiO fllllo the <e<'Ond will be administe_red the F_rench African community Iabout $50 miW~ ~per year._ II esllmllted tau~ will be reduced ., ..,.. ...,. iiiW_~ soon through the same medmm vote m ''vor. . . lis_ an •Ill~ ililiU6 by ll<illlf ~~y. But don't.:,"::'':'!.":;"": D . , a~ th' f~rst, a news conlerence 1 Red China is the sworn en-lm (1\e Uili~ ~· • eouilf 'oil 11. .._ .,.,.. -.: •• o. Jan. 31. _ But to su~~e.t, •• has been !-)~ done: that De Gaulle s•m?IY .Is • evenmg a .core born of h1s dif· 1 -"!"'-~----- . !h .- ' Today 's I • Rnporl .!.114edl~al slavln~ birthday~ or. ~ I THE ALM . ANAC Voice ' (ff II Broadway • • • reporting r;: I I By DOROTHY KII.GALLEN '! """SS. The official announcement should Gossip m Gotham Although "Funny Girl" opened in Boston in a near blizzard, It was attended by everyone-who-was-anybody. Desp1 e the snow and wind, there was only a handful of cancellations, and !Vaiting outside the theatre hoping to snap up any returned tickets were more than 50 people. Traffic was practlcally at a >l<' ndstill by curtain-time, so many of the Back Bay elite arrived by subway, dripPin_g lnink and diamonds all tlie way . . . J~es Gamer has bello given time off fr&m hill eurrent filmln• of "American!_,.tlon of JIJmily" to fly fu London fo~ the ~.. a! . iir"oy· . Film performance of "Move Over, ;rl:arJt~·~~:~~::YQ~~~~sd~~:a~~;: bl-"' h ----~ h f , ' w "" as ca....,.. er to cancel many 0 • ·ficlll engagements, Jim Is under the imhe'll be presented to Her MaJ~: ~t:=t~. hack driver No. 6270 tn Manhattan, deUgbt.l 111 te!Ung I!IISSengers that he uve former VicP President Richard Ni- f>r .lOtne solid advice on the 11164 eltlctlllm. Qudth be, "What do you need It fo "''· Y- -'~· a 0•ood b •• a lawvu ou• Yf'l. Keep, .IIUlet unless they call- for you ·•:11itlt, If they blllst, yGii could run." Ctifts J\101!1 see'mB to b the mo t lmpor ·· tiilt !IIttY In H . O'*'s ~e sm~ J!t! iofd old da,a of Prfneelt!l Sdfay_a. . . o>titl• shOt ~ ~dtly It!~fle'l. ol! a.. pft,ftnlm dfrift, Didllit her delnit In • Mlndtetllllsht eluti, It being tNifd over f! .~ w'ee'k more than they gne Marle11e DJ~rlch. • • • Gina Lollobrigida, in Rome, tells friends She's "beggil)g f&r a film that is both ~~d and very dramatic." Gina says she's "weary of makfug trivial motion ptcblres," adding, ''it IS about time I ~~as ;ill actress.• . A big:name & ~~lout tO nltcb and back a pdf! lttmiodlitlt! Wididate ,for COn· ~ - _eliSion · JO. * •j ·· tbi6ll .,_ """"'I- lly DOROTHY KILGALLEN .,.. rate headlines . . . Geraldine Brooks probably wlli be wearmg an engagement ring-and telling everyone bls nameIn the near future. It seems to be an open secret among the cast and crew of, ''What Makes Sammy Run?" • • • Marilyn Maxwell, who used to make news with Rock Hudson, was Bill Tisllroan Jr.'s date at the Flamingo In Las Vegas . . Lena Horne bas said "yes," d D bl d will bli b h Jif 1 an Shou e ay d thpu '11 s ·ter ·t e so•11 talk ry, e an ey wn e 1 · · Paula Stewart and husband Jack Carter think they've found the right play to costar in on Broadway. They've long yearned to do a comedy together, and they're optimistic about the conferences tlley've had with the author Note to l!llests paying $50 a day and up at Miami Beach h t 1 Th c ·t f M' . h b d o e s: e 1y o 1aro1 as een eclared a "depressed area," qualifying it for and AI Federal R d ,grants t Actloans under the 101 ea e eve opmen . Singer Jean Martin reports a novel remembrance from Joe DiMaggiO-a '"!ft:e oncoaout air expressed from Ha ~ endearments ' w · with tucked inside . . .• 'J.'he newest swln«in' place to go Is Charlie Bates' Saloon, a complete! unso blsticated place at 78th and 1st lve., jammed witll young revelers drinking bel!t *nd singing-along with a honll:ey tonk pianist. The owner's dad Ulled to run the Celltral Part Casino and gave Eddy Ducllfu his first break Happy 38th anniversary, George and Gracie White House assistant press secretary Andrew Hatcher is slated for 8 ha boom. A Jot of fans would llke to see cr~ In Congress ... Look for a big drgp in the price of records this year now that the major labels have drastically reduced the ante for wholesalers. The decision was brought on by the general slump in disc sales in 1963 • . ~ally . ft 1 = Foreign News me_,nta, G II 'S A c A h v " i' i.•. t!Ai1 ..!"... ";"'HH: !JdiCh mistake downgradmg · th"o.~:~;ad .. Gfand lb ig• It, further, downgrades the · / isq· .-.. grand des~ which De Gaulle WMHINGTON (01'1) "- Yoli l'tiJat V'1" appareritJY cMi efllill. extenocd· first to EuriOpe and •dlin'! necO.sarily have to see ollie them wlthoui bilYinl' 10 Africa and now ''"'·' U• ex •. nd !i\)metrung to know tllat It ri- fdiBCh..ge any flctllal e'ffiillOYea. , to Asia ·Jstl!. The' wi111!, 1<1' llistance. AI loast, tha'l was lire wilY lt 1 l'frst aild foremost th" is to Wlri> hllll seen the wtncii Nel- was ~Ialned by Alloclatci restore the voice ol France In ' i~et you nor i. ~u1 Wilt~~ -we White · House Prep Secrelll;j world affairs. rre o gentle :IJ!j\hyr blb'Wip'g , Andrew T. Ha~bet at f reeent 1 De Gaulle and the Unlled 1upn our chee~s. stej> hrdlde I briefing Stetes are In collis1nn m three ure cbbmhcr c1 i!W )J.S. Sena.ie' Hatdoel' told newsmen thi! i vital area~: we knn\< !bat the Mtid Is tfrett. all federal depal'llnept& -aM·1 - 1'he Atlantic alliance whicb I 11 I. the smile way . Wlih ... lg<lltlles, in respense to • l. Oe Gaulle opp.se, because it lilm'lrtet! l<l!lerri! 'elil'pY(Jyts. tn alf ki"I!U•I clli'I!Ctlve, bad rH~•iD- j fnterf•ro• with his own design 6'1 Ill< teatl! jb8t I have been ln!!tt theft IfiBIIj10fi~ li!4't!lle. fOJ French leadership tn elu- lr. l\l""hiil~. I lfave never' iileiiis 161' ~atlfeii *lid'~rope. . onoe ,..en an estimoted fMJ!l'al l He' oolll' r~fl!l"U Nc:e!Yl!ll up ....Coirofinumg LI.S. talks with · , Ia l)ull 'lln)e llbowed ~ RuSSI-< the patti•I nuclrar test · elilima~ l)!jn ''' 3,2VI jobs foe' <·~ 1ftilrt l . ban •nrl the aj>jlsrent t.nrlency . . ~If '""''' · 1,7rili inb• for '115. . . -:~ of tht" ( lni h•!j States 0 Slrl' w th ts fnlt '~"n .. ~... fr worrfs,· I)""" J'-•1•' 1, : • Ru· •' I •) again~t r ;,ina In thf> .,, ' . .. ,~ ··, . '('lJI have ·been ~JilV.'"'J .......... l II u- I'. ' niS! ' IaeokJgy. -Oe Gaulle's neufraflllm Iii Indochina untteo Vi~t N&:m a··· ilf'J11n"M th· -~ it,rli US. ellof : to ro ll Ibsci or at least contain ·coi!J.I .. 1 ' ~ " rfi:PQ'rter ~ •• arithmetic. , . . Is cariei;t." . Hillcrest is Jnvest"gated . 1 Unit• • M • I 248 1 , 7 :too'- H Ch $2 99 Fun I 1 •IS RUTLAND waIt Grueser 4 I Hall-Mi }} L. e''Y J Bemg • Asked 1 MOORE'S 1 JANIJABY Commissioners T pay £or K"ller D .·< ·. • $1 ~.·'.:.9·-;..9•, IN_S_T$_Ai.l :~_· ,·-~,. 8 I ltn •I SHOCK ABSORBERS 1 " ~~ . $599. MOORE DISCOUNT PRICE 4 Special SEAT BELTS $5.91 EA. I II Cattlemen tO Participate in SEO Meellng . I 1 MOORE'S I IN POMEROYtt . a. 01 o:.. W Compapl Dod!ie Dart ~ • • .... DIVIS"" ·il~.~ ;~·~-.~f;fl',f/,1. ~~q(:.~~~Jf~~=~;~: A CHAv!r;\irit w~-~~· . . '· ~~ .R.AWt.I. N .GS,:..SON~s~~ . l SPECIALS MUFFLERS ~~~~~~~~ ~~~E 1 -' '"~·-#.' AUTO SERVICE CENTER t ----------------- .''" ·' ·'i_;" ~ . ~I z:,- ° a. rtl. or obiifl'"~ ·· Funds · 'l'hero were 1.819 ctoc tags and 104 kennel Ucensea sold by Contlnued from page u WASHINGTON {t)'PI) '~ The administration asked the deadline Monday Ill 4 p. m. tJUons of candJdacy Monday ---Congress today to approve $750,000 tp begin construe- from the anditor'a office In the . I ffi eigS the MeigsthCeunty ~Rerd ofbEJJclecBOOS1'Eits ~-lfllllll intended to Improve job · f B' D b C k R · 1· Obi · a 1963-64 courthouse t10no m e coun y po an ~·· op,)IOrlwlitte1 for the unem- lion Ig ar Y ree eservoJr n totall~n $46 070 • , · , . ' The Meigs County Sheriff's I Cenlral Com1ttee rae<', accord- Pomeroy Atllleii<lJ~l Boosters ployed and low income grrx:pa. ftsca_l budget tha\Jnclude1 requests g ' ' Auditor Gordon Caldwell sa1d department mvestlgated a two- John MeCov of Racine was l mg to Dorothy Johnston, clerk 1will meet toolghl; tl the Senior Empllasis will be placed on OOO ID public wor pr~)ec s. ltted re uests which there was a bigger rush than on Icar accidenl at a hill crest on elected preSident of the Meig• 1of the board. 1H1gh auditorium to, ~uu lur8 raq the "educational, bealih T~e U.~stoo:J f~~gr~:=~! fn~~stigationq $1,302,000 Monday last Saturday morning. State Route one mile north- County Dairy Servoce Umt at ' The~ and the1r district, are ther _lhelr current .~ject and still level>" of youtb to en- totaded $ 'gt . ~ .. 0 889 000 in construction and By 4 p. m. Monday there was west of Chester Monday al 9 the ·electwn held last week. Joe ~.bersbach, Pomeroy aec- ~ heating the new stad1um dr..,. able them to break out Of the ln .a vance ~n neermg, .,... ' ', no wailing line. Last year Z,- p m. ' und ward : Margaret C. Mur- lng rooms - and activities the "vicious circle'" of Inherited ~.3 27 ,000 In operation an~ maintenance. 1848 dog tags and 10'1 kennel li. . , . . D~nald Mora \\as elected vwP rav , Pomeroy 3A, and Robert last half of this year. Meeting Funds for general tnvsttga . . . k censes were bought by deadline V•rgll c.ary Gnffllh, 29, Long president. Pa~l Moore , secre- G. Painter , North Chester.l time 15 7.30 p.m. . poverty. lion were requested for : Ash- for the following P~O)ecl5 . :~ . day. Mr. Caldwell. reminds tax- Bottom R P. 1, was travelmg ltary, and V1rg1l Km~ re-<'ieeted - .. ---A $1.3 billion budg<!t cut In tabUla, Lake County line to Creek ReservoiJ', oir$ ·100 : payers the house trailer tax r.orlheast when he was slruck I treasurer defense prograll1! tn a total ol A~htabula, $7,000; k;uy~hoga ~esa~<(;"\ r.e.::;,oU: is due Jan. 31 or there will be in the rear by H'"ry Lynn Hens- I ClaJr "oodc tec hnluao for EASY TERMS - --,-,, ....154tl b~lion.h . Jhohnsonl I cited! the !':erooo,, $5Laket,ooo:Er~:"co.!t ~~~~· 000: l'remo:',';, '130,1100; Hannl- . a penalty. " lley, 20, Re.dsd . vi ille R. D 1. Heneds· : the dJStrtcl. re~orted an 83 per , na pn s " 1g eve o pre- ....,, , . • • ' Obi d ey was nv ng a car own , l . , h 1 1 Pennsylvania and New York • bal Lock. .and by George 0 . Hens1ey, Recds- cen 1 dconcep .. paredness' , a nd aaid ••-t waa econ. Dam,000 oNan hi hi 1 Ion l 1ah e ,'' 111c \ ' •s .' b th $35 000· Sandusky River $60,- West V~rgmlll, $230, ; ort · d I 11 R D 1 . secon g ,., 1n I e s.a e Jr om>es IDlplemented y • ooo' ' • Branch of Kokosing Reservoir, I eart VI e . . . gJI Atkins reported 12 ol I~ e armed f~rces In recent years Aiso $3?5 000 for a compre- $99,000; Paint Creek Reservoir, . Griffith's car was damaged D.H I. A herd owners will be v.ere begnming to show results. hensi~c re~iew of Ohio River $116,000; Salt Creek ~seivoir, 1in the rear bumper, ta1l lights. l?n lh~ electromc data processFURNITURE -space programs will be basin needs in Ohio, Pennsyl- 1$SZ5,000; Whitewater RIVer a?d airman and trunk lid. The Heruley car tng ~ethod by the end of JanuSH 2-48 It Rullond htked f600 billion lo $5 billion ia Indiana Kentucky lUi- tnDutar1es m Indiana and OhiO, was damaged m the front fen- ary. fh1s change-over needs to wilh cOtltinued emphasis on ;!~.' Tenness~. New York, ~ $325,000; Wil~ow lslatu:l loc~s der. bum.~r,. and gnU . There be complet('fl b,v July 1. putiin~ men _on the moon by Virginia, West Virlinia and I a~ dam Ohio and West VIrwere no ·~JU:Ies or arrests The group emphasized the 1970. There IS no second-cl885 Maryland. I gmla, $25,1nl. . . Other actJVJt~ was th~ check- I need for a veterinanan located ticket to space" the President Deolgn Faado Provided Construction · Belleville locks Walter M. Greuser, Rwer- mg of an ~ccident wh1ch m- ' M C t St ill b 1'"k " g:s ou,n )'· lep~t~d said ' Fun•· for advRnce engineer- 1 and dams, o)rio and West Vir- view Drive, Pomeroy, will be volved a car anti a deer Satur- 1 e, 1 1 1 · us design were ~· . · ' Cleve1and chalfiOBn . . 1ing and requested gmJa, $16,500,000: of the local 1964 Hea rt day at 11.50 p m. on State Rout• t a en o l..'on ac.: m eres e par· -Spending for foreign eco~rbor, $1,800,000; Conneaut Fund campaign, it was arr 124 one tenth of a mile wes l (l{ •es nomic and military aid will b~ harbor, $1,000,000; Lorain har· nouoced today by Dr. Charles Harden's Market tcimrned to $3.3 billion, down bor, $3,000,000; Pike Island Mullen, president of the Meigs Leonard l'ranklin Lewis. Tl. $200 million lrom this year'• locks and dam, Ohio and West County Heart Association. Racme R. D. 2, was traveling actual outlay and a full •.1.1 bJIVirginia, $7,539,000 : Racine Proceeds of the campaign east when a deer jllOlped in Uon less_ than the ndmmJStraS. locks and dam, Ohio and West will be used to fight the hea,1,front of his,rar. The deer hil Uon ortgmally ~ght for fl~al Virginia, f6.~,000; W~st and blood vessel diseases, now 1the right front side of the car 1964. Johnson s~id U•• cut re!Continued from pa~o ll Branch Reservoir, Mahonmg responsible for more than 54 and was killed. Elizabeth V. fleets lh~ succest we hav~ had to have a special meeting Feb. River, ~,11111,000. . per cent of all deaths in the 1Roush, Racine H. D 2 was ownIn reducmg ~e dependtJ~ce of 10 to go over the sewage system The B1g Darby facility was United States. These diseases ,er of tloe car. some nations on U.S. ald. plans completed by Norman ioclud~ oo • list. of new con· Include heart attack, stroke and I Damages were lo its n~ht Expand Puce Corps Hatch, consulting engineer from stru_ct1on starts liSted by the other complication• of harden- fron t, headlighls , lenoler, and 1 ' Columbus. DetaUed drawings engtneers. ing of the arteries, high blood grill. There were no an ests or - The " hlghl.Y successful" will be presented councll~en ., pressure, rh~umatic fever and injuries. Peace Corpa will be expanded showing the size of all the p1pe inborn heart defects and many Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach ·rom .10,500 to 14,000, volunteer to be laid and <>here tt wiD be other heart and blood ,vessel Isaid In his yearly report fo r 1 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT workers. . laid. disorder!!. 1963 that there were 1,100 pa'· . - The government Will pare The m8yor said the plans The annual nationwide cam· pers rrom the coun ty cow t, QUALITY OR BETTER ~ 115 civilian pa)roll from 2,512,- must be approved and. adopted 0 palgn, which supports the re- common pleas and foreign ' lOO to 2,511,200 - a r~duction by council before they are senb search, education and commun- 1 courts handled by his dep~rt>f 1,200 persons, or five-hun- to the State Board of Health. ity service programs of the men t A Iota! of 76,754 m•les STEELCOATED e: ALUMINUM - ZINC ALLOY ,., _ Jredths uf one per ccn_t. _JohnCouncil diSCUSSed whether hlrI og~ Heart Association begins with were !raveled. FOR FORDS. CHEVROLET AND ~~ s.on pomte<l ~ut !~at thts IS the lng a full time man to w~rk the operung of Heart Month Four deaths due to 133 auto , l~rst budget m 10 years to pro- days off for the Pomeroy Pollee Ralph Welker, Bedford town- 1'eb. 1 and c-ontinues through accidents were investJgaled by PLYMOUTH C.ARS•. : . · - - - - - - - - - F!ISE . . _ '!de for any decrease m Ieder- , depactme~t would be better •hlp, will be paid $1,676.84 for 1i Feb. 29. Central Ohio Heart Ibis department. On• tractor amployment. . ! than pavmg all the extra help the 1,648 chickens killed by Association, with its county or- and an a1rplane acc ident were FORD - CHEV.- PLYMOUTH CARS • . -/ .r: ~l' lt'Jr · pro~~a~s w!ll : under the present ::;ystem. No stray dogs, it was decided by ganizations. allocated 176,445 1checked. The Arson Bur'i!au and _ _ _S_P_O_R-TS_M_A_N--GLAS--S-P-A-CK_M_U_mE_R_S_ _ _ 3 FREE INS'fALLA TION ~· t !· .. ·,,·d tr ~1 J btlhon to al'"tion was taken. the Meigs county commission- last year to support research thi~ department Investigated 1 .t1 ~ I of ~· '.9. bi llion. The John- ~ Police Chief Jed Webster'~ ers at their meeting Monday at medlcal ce,ru~rs in the cen7 nme f1res. F1ve deaths from 1 r· ~ ~ I ••1hl tedureo feder- report for De~ember was r'ead their office in th courthouse. tral Ohio area! f1res were checked by the sherHEAVY DUTY . ' ' 'o< o'J<l proposed pri- 1by Webster and accepted. Dur- Other action was to accept "I am happy to accept t h iff's department .and lhe BCI ' 1 nf r •ral housmg 1 ing December .there were nme j tbe bid of $1,750 }rom Kathleen chairmanship of the 1964 Heart at London. • QUALITY 1· 1g th~ monev· 1arrests, 16 acc1dents, one bond 0 . Cecil for a cou~ty-owned Fund campaign and to join ac- ~ Durwg 1963 four suic1des hap- I 1 FULL SIZE PISTONS - PRECISION BUILT ~ ~ ~" ' planned 10 taken. two funeral escorts, home on Mill-st in Mtddlepott. l lively in this health crusade pened, one floater m the Ohio 1 1 f I como ainls investigated, one fl. A bid of $1,750 from Kathleen which is saving hearts in our River was recovert'd and MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICE $9.50 EACH -I legal .parki~g arrest, 12 Cecil r?r a house ~n Butter- I own community and, through- 1three accidental shootings, one --mgs , ISSUed, three em~rgene.y nut-av m Pomeroy Will be <: 011· 1 out the nation ," Mr. Greuser murder, and one rnanslaugh- 1 F!IEE i calls in P~tp.eroy, one f~ call sidered and..a decision announc said. ter were recorded. There were ,. ' INSTALLATION In Pomeroy, 396 parking m<:~er ed on Feb. 17. The Heart Fund drive w iII 485 persons for rflmes or sleep- I . ', . ' violations, !7 unpa1d parking The bid of Texas, Inc., was reach its high pomt on the week- ers in the county Jail. .. __ ·- - - - - I meter violations, 21 meters Te- 1accepted for gasoline and diesel end of Heart SUnday, Feb. 23, pa1red in the field, seven met. fuel oil lor 9ll days starting when volunteers will visit ' EARlE TALE ' ., ~ e rc•diog" G•lli!>'Jiis l ers repaired in the shop, $8ll.50 Jan. 20, 1964. A bill of $200 from their neighbors to distribute m- HAYWARD, Cal1f. (UP[! - 1 •. ,,;.4, 15.3, ru~ning street money collected, $80'1 lot R. William Jenkins, Gallipolis formation about the heart di- When Robert Mallieoat, 23, was I 1 .... r~ . Pomeroy- Mat~on money collected, and $1,618.50 attorney, for service renclered seases and to receive the taken to a hospital foHowing an · Pl. Pleasant :11.6&, coll.,.ted compared to $1,- in the case of the State of Ohio I Heart Fund contribution. Mr. auto aCCident Monday, doctors 1.03 I t:;ing, Kanawha Falls 668 total ~n November. . vs. Dutton ~g store was ap- 1 Greuser Is ~ native of Meigs nol1ced that the young rn an's rising, Charleston 19.29 The po~e car was dr1ven proved and paid. county, and is the 'son of Mr 1eft €ar was missing. 1 London and Marmet dams 0'10 miles m DecelJiber and and MrR. Adolph Greuser oil A police officer hurned back I Meial-to-metal fastners, 6,000 pound tested on the sills and Winfield dam vieed on Dec. II and 27. Minrsville. lo the scene uf the crash, I tenSJI strength, approved by American Seat was running 4 feet. . During _1963 there were ' 1 He has been active in . many ip1cked the ear orr the pave· i Belt Council. "'!luckle up for safety". Boa' movements: arrests wJth ~he _breakdown civic and frat'ernal activities. Iment, and rushed it to the hos- I FREE INSTALLATION Olliu River - National lng 43 intoXIcation, Z! He ts an Insurance Agent for 1pltal. The doctors sewed It back I 13, 4•20 a.m.; Tlbolt up lng, 21 reckless "lldtand Mutual Life Insurance !on, and reported that bolh Mal- l 7:35 p.m.; Zimmer down assured cl~-dis~nce, 14 CO., a Mason_. and . bel.ongs to lhcoat and his ear were doing Phone SHOP & SAVE AT 5•50 •. m.; l>eggy Downey five def~ve mliffiers, and I all the Masonic Bod1~s \0-. Porn- fine. down 16, >:10 a. m.; Jolm J. bslanr:e nuscellaneoos. etoy and "llladdin Shrilie, CoWY 2-2848 Rowe dolm II, ~ a. :; Indiana Present were Fred Blaettnar llumbus. -. I •SQUAD CALLED I 124 WEST dawn II, 1 a.m., Pblllp Sporn Bill Grueser, Georg_e . Meigo county beef ..cattlemen He is mamed to the former ! The Pcme,oy E-R squad was 1 down 16, 7 a. m.; Jacob G. Ralph C, Calvert, Willis iuviled to attend th• annual Mary Kimes. They have two called today at 6 45 a. m. for i MAIN ST. down 17, 12:45 a.m.; Eastern ingham,-1-layor Logar, of tbe Southeastecn I children. :Charles Werry, Naylors Run, I 1 up 17. 2:20a.m.; Invader up men Bill Barqnlck, Don Cattle Jmprovement , · lwho fell on ice and was taken 1 17, 4:35 a. m.; Richard Moley )Ina, Lt;sUe Fultz, Roy Association in Gallipolis WedTO SERVE SUPPER two~M~e,ig~st__:""_Mem~~or~ia~I__'H~oi:Ss~pi~la~l.-_:t l !o....."!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!~"'!"!"!!!!"'!"!"""'"'!"!"'!"!,...,..."!!!!..,.........,...."'!"!"!!!!""""""~"""'!!'!'!!'!!'!!!!!l!!'!!!!!!~ down 18,7:20 a.m.; A. E. Dyke Fran~lin Rizer, ,Robert nesday, January 22, according The Southern Local Band :·· . up 21, 2 a.m.; Craig M. !Jp Zl, clerk Edna· Scboenleb, . to w. s. Michael, president of Boosters will srrve a jJtney sup- I THE DEPENIIAIILtS: ~~:i:;:ss CARS c;: '64 5 a. m.; Wayne H up 21, 6:10 lice Ollef Webster. the association . per , Saturday, January 25, at The program starts at 10.30 the Southern Local Junior H•gh a m.; Jefferson Up ·21, 6:50 a. m.; Bob Benter down 23, LOSES STATUS a.m. with the group meeting school. Serving begins at 8:10 p. m.; Jerry Bosworth NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-The at the Gallia County Fair- o'clock. Prqceeds will be down 23, 2:35 a. m.; Charles Louisiana SUpreme Court ruled to visit the feed tot of to help buy new band uniforms. stevenson up 23, 4:15 a. m.; W. Monday that · restaurant Burleson. At noon · the ;;_~~======--1 1 H. Shaver, Jr. . down 23, 6:05 er, Vito Cefalu lost bls status group will have dinn•r at Tyo'• a. m.; Robert A. Lea. up Green- a messeng~r when he Restaurant followed by the ao"COLEMAN" up l :jll p m.; Bmgo up 32, off for a dice game. . nual business meeting. 12:15 a, m.: A. J. Pallen down Tbe rourt ruled Amer~ean In- Following the business meetHEATING ANO . 3Z, 4:1& a. m.; Lungs Pohlt up surance Co., did not have to lng the group goes to the Evans II 32, 5:25 a. m.; Jeffboal up _33, pay the fl,500 Cefalu said he Packing Plant to see groups of AIR-CONDITIONING 3:15 a. m.; ~etna-Loulsv1lle lost hom bls coat durmg the slaughter steers anJ to see simdown Meldahl 4:35 ·p.m.; Val- game. . Uar carcasses hanging on t h • : ·SALES & SERVICE ley Voyager down Meldahl 8:15 He was takmg the money to rail. The Meigs county groop p. m.; Ravenswood down Mel- a bank for restauranl owner wiD leave the Extension Offiee I dahl 9:15 p. J. s. Lewis Anlhu~y Sansone, who brooght 9:30a.m. or one may go di- 1 CHASE HARDWARE down ~dahl 10:05 p, m.; Co~ the .smt. rectly to Gallipolis. · · ton Qi;een down .Mel dahl-12:30 , H1ro'd Clt1te Mgr, n. m:: Valvoiino up Meldahl COURT NEWS Mlddlei'Gtl.' 3·fa e m. Opal R. Hollon, Pomeroy K Siberia's Lake B¢1<al ts the LDCUII St. fMiipolls Dam - OVEC up D., filed a petitlpn In MeJgs deepeost freabwater lake In ·l'ho.. WY HSII r. •I fl m. ; Semel •dowri 1' 30 a. Ctiunty Common' Pleas court!=beii!iwioirlidi . i. iiiiiiiiitiiiiii , , ·.,, ., Susan up 2>10 a,. Monday filr a divorce from 1 Hot is the term thai describes engmes w1th more than adequate ;;, .,.... .'rn!;s up 3:jll ·a. m.; Col. James w. Hollon, Pomeroy R. perlo,rmance. It descnbes Dart's 115 cu m. S1• ex;ctly. Thts l'l up 4:40 • m.;·. on a charge of ntreme ·• . Six has been more Jhan a malch of olher com pacts' e.tra cost .houn ~pwn 5:~ m.; cruelty She Is seeking custody " e~gines. So why a new Y8' We wanled ~o do something spec1al •THI DI.. INDAILII 81VI 'OQ .. ,IAR/11,-·IIIIt.l ~·:'!"!~ :-.j,a,~ up 7:15 a. and sujJptrt' Of their three chi!, · for the guy who never qu1te got sports cars out of h1s system. Corparah(ln w ~ 1 • ~n1 s. for 5 Yi!M! or 50000 "'~"· -"k~~Mr CUIIH l"ftd dow,n 8:30 a.ltl: dren: '',\ divorce was granted , E·N-, - 0 m1ten~t s t nd •orkmanshlp •!Ill·will rt{llltt: or ''"*" It 1 And here 11 ~! 273 CUbiC mches ol bold V8 v1gor. 1 Aui-!Hinlf Dealef's pl~~:t oi iii,IIIIBt:U th '"111M bloct, " ' : : : ; ; : ·: ' I 'River 0. . F. to ,Carolyn Sue Pri<ild.Y. u. rnn,.r. nnw , ,u~·~~; S.r•l•· Cat-quick from a slop. Plenty of reserve for h1ghway passing. m~nilald, wrler 11~m~. tr&nsmbslan c•~• tnd inttrn11 !Nrb R·b Utam .~aynllOOdll .. ,.~ ..· !"• · •••~ R 1 rl•>•n M•rmet 8:30 a; t or~tlf CtJnvert.. d11ve wart u ~tveru l 1111nta. r1Ar n!~ and ThiS responstve power plant turns re gular gas 1nlo premium · : " ~:1et1rcr up ~ar1ftet R. , 1. !_;":~_;-•.;;;~: ,,., d~ru1 th• ..., ...... , ..•.. c·"biiiiiiJ • ol lis \tf.t Julomo brln. rue~ld1!1 till GWMI IUs gusto. Prove 11' Jusl nudge the pedal toward t:l• carpet, and moB Ill~ or &000~1~ whk~'"'" u""' llt! l. til¥ o1f -Iter . : ~·f' o·wl" t'f and support tllr! CiiMIItiDI' llr Hiler el11ned •very 5 I!IDII!ttl'lillt ' you've got the answer-real quick! And ISn'l 1t 1ust like Darl to 1M i:t..down, W'•'i~ld ~ monllls tur nlsl\ts to ~utllt d~~ 1111 I : . "I· : melma 'Ann· An elve-you more action. Dart already g1ves you more' room, camfo[l, 1111 dnltr to 'l(llty (I) 1ete1pl sucll ni41Dc4 Ul Ul) lilt tlt't ,-,; :n 6:15 p: )11.1 Lucy JmM!Iillled ' ! ,1 ,., · ·towp._,WI~rt~!iJ.. 7. p, l.ittl• EqwaJ:~~ ' ·w WIDite!d s: ConPTes -ls for Works M or stram' d'BI t'lls[.rJte o\i ~r Commu· Administration is Asking I J1~ 1 •'= Johnson Budget Cuts Spe'nding · M Co H din Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan .lliM-3 c Y. ea g I Three More File Earner, ~~ c :.__ JIIecL Dairv Service i For/ Committee Joh fo~~o~~r. ~~led~~ J ... _Thr.. more .persons liled '::" counly offiCe. Accident on 2,619 Dog Tap Sold by Auditor m.; I- , ""* . '.•. BERRY'S WORLD · ' a 'li:J:k . .;p '· , Emt;ftl 1Nevei' Seen., But They 7 5Jt1ll,!t ":;,;! J.; • it J.!.'. _, . The, L:ghfer St'de IS ; Dt! 111£ OAILY JA!If~ 1: lr"!!< U, v .. "*":",:.: IWO~ ·*'~.,tilt ~~~Do~l~t~g:~~~-~.. -;;-:;:~-~~~~~ ~ :.::. ':: :::::".-:: Estimated Federal : ~ _,...v 'l::':>"J.,:»W r~e. :.:::.1. "'& n I :J'~.~tsf!f llllil~"f' :.: ~- u,. ' d lief en 1/e/p Lrs! Slum Dwellers 'Strike' Back ,, 2 D''" · SenH r_' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Jan. 2l, 1~ -~M •• . 1 ' l· ..' . ' I . q ' · ' �' I •' ,_ ·'' }' l ~£ant9n McKinley THE SPORTS DESK 11~ J " - ,.- T ' ~ - - ~ ~- .. ' • · · f-Dal!y • ! • Se~~llnel, • • • • • . Pwaeroy-MiddlepQJ't. Q.. .;. J•..;n..,.ii!!IIJ Solid.First -Choice In .Initial UPJ PoJJ ·;~l~e Oailv Senlinel .. • ('hel Tannehill real ma es your ena1ne "< ·. .J UI ... - , ' 'I . --~ . } ' Panthers Swe~p Three Games From Jackets 1/ ., . ' ' I. • . .. ,J ' .. EDITOR'S MAILBAG . - '• ' I. nO .' WHEN MONEY COUNTS MOST "' .. . SPECIAL '61 CORVAIR Harrisonville MONZA COUPE ' .. . r Available only at .-jou~· · (jogd . ·: \ HI · .... the~i···. ~- ~ -i--~,~-- ' l I• ' ~ •f ' "' Ll ., ' • ' . •' ' You hear your engine _ start . th$~tly! . I . If bilh are bothering you .. . if pay. ments are too stiff ... that's when yo\1 need one sensible cash loan. Just pbono us for quick approval Then stup for your money in one trip. Have less to pay out. Enjoy yourself all the more In 1!164. Our Frienilly Staff - A!lto. trans., 10lid white with red vinyl Interior. seats, , wJsiw tires, radio an~ beater. One . ' . ,. ' 18,000 miles and a real sbarple • $1895 ITY ·OAN '' &VANZANDT . • 1.. Wltcon money ;, the queation, CITY lOAN it the ani:_,_____;__~., -- •l;. - ~~ 1Milj only -~ A" s.A..VUC'G8 CO. .. ~ �·---· " - ~~ -- ~ ... - .. -..... · ~- ~- -· -- __,.. ____ ___ , --·~ .......... ·. - ' ' - ·---· ~lassified ; .Ads Get Results. • 8-DaiJJ Sentinel, l'tlll!eroy-M1dtlleport, 0., Jrm. tl, 1M« FOR SALE FOR SALE 2 SIGNS OP QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. WILL DO Ololom Pldl IIIIer, WY Hill - 117 ' Television Revue JuryH~g . Gorb)' Case in Circuit Court . By lUCK DlJ MIIIJW U~~ Prob la!erilllloaal HvLoLo \'WOOD (UJ'I) - Not lon1 agd. lm Angeleo newopa- .. ~I orftOIIIOUU 1 I A. II. 10 A.M. 1:00 r. ll. Dalb' .. 12100 GOOD .., , , . II"OIOIIAR 10 OLlCtl A --..r noDIJICIXCI ....... .., PHONI WY 2-2157 Clrd of Thanks ADd It II a piiJ !bat eoll!r . . ., eat f1111 IDcld a1...... el rioloa II DOl yel ID ....,...,., tbe1r re1enDcB to 11M pll'llt.Dbome, for that !be 8Piea- Jar eonocliolll. At a lio,-. dor &mdaJ olgbt. .... 'Wi8bed. lbat , _ eolleoA few othor iboug!lta, """"" Ilona· bad beM ~ er: Perbapo !be art - or· two-ae4•thaltbo7 bad found In SundoJ alibi'• .u. been QPiol:ed from ... Ill .... plq a Wlllldroul- t b r i It of revealln& lite' Josleal 111J11 aad ander Girard of SeftiJ Fe gllmptdnf 101111111 sreat Wlll'b. aperi«<Cee !bat braaib1 N.M. Yet II wu the But u """ tboniJibiJ ""' ..tbel' art llld eoDector. ed colloetora, the ~ tutored In the lllbjeot of 11'1, (Norton Slmoo) IIIII 1111 pilot IIWI viewer wtabed tbot NBC NOlll York Qly'o educalloael tJobn Denman) who !!lade tiM!. had lollond Ilion! clooely Ito television ataUoo II ....... a moat lmpousl~e eumpleo of uile: "The Art of CoiJec:llur," secood cbonnel ·to help blab the linking o1 everyday life IIIII Moot ol lbo palnlinp IIIII 11'1 dropout& IIlli adulll who> universal greatneoa. objects wore passed over wltb- Jact 11teracy. Slmoo the bu.olnMamln wu I u.......; P . · teade" W.re amazea and t " h:•··• • I seeing In print 1 I •1 :o • b1· a prufess\ollll boo~' '·all nlayer, Gone Wiley, o1 1 ' ' fl' •'1S columhlat Jim Mur. " 1 '.'' Pey, who picked cotton perhap~~~' the most ethcuve 1 lc " '1 • ':· "~ nt one Utile, points guee~ e;plalnlnc npllclll)' wllb 1. • ' ·'' ·li-t' . and thJs revelatior1 a reUt:~~~ble piJiiOD of the reo' • ,. a suddenly human aspect lotlons~lp of 111 to lllldenllnd'. . he nlten distant subject of 1ng olbel'll - and boW tmpor. • · • tant lbat Is In a world obsesaed •. ·.liw ,.. , ''Y night. In NBC with material thln&s Ute 1 ., •••• .:<lh'(· 'al about notable bombs, high finance and the ~ '· h:· twns, the most ljtivert. economy, Denman also made 1 ' ' !_ moments for the layman worthy interv"wlo wh.. be a ;11 in were !hose that revealed was 112ked what hJo lellAnf ~-!" ~ -· elements yt surprise: j pilots and neilhborl thouJht ' ..·, , .. •·esSions of o Fullerton, about hlo collecting. He replied ( 1 I · bi:I~ J flrSSmfln, and 8 seat. with eminent sense that be t ·· ft , ·Jin-'! pilol. really wasn't concerned with Three bther L'DIIectk>ns were what they thought, that il was also displayed . - those of Gov. a prlyale matter . ·.· Ncl' on IU.<ketellet, who was on The hoot and Interviewer ol h_ a .ll at his mansion td .Albany, . the hour Y.as NBC's art eritJt; N.' :; of New York lnveotmenl i ~line Saarinen, as attractlu honker RoJ>ert Lehman; and of a' a work of art herself. a love' Hlletwr_":~ignet·architect Aiel· ! ly 8U..t to hove for an bour. DAILY • CROSSWORD h')i i . l ' ~ 'I• t ;;(I ! ~ .-,. - v: - - · J~~·· I '" Jl!li·-·· \ ') .. \ ~~~· !~J·J DAiLY cat~~ Ill ~ flit U.. lliiOO Uo, ,b·:: I .& , . If II,' I : ! ,I ~ ·---1 ___ _, r "But there MUST bo someone else wijh I still have hllf my allov· "'"' · (1 , I I ' I" '" - - WJ EH....,RAO.-10 , ,,.. •\Oonday Tbroogb Friday 5-00 COnimuolcy NeW. ' 1 IS Sign on, Tbe Lifeline 5·\li World & Nat'! News ·;:, , 8 00 Ohio Valley News 5:15 Spotllil!t on Sporta 1 "' 8 IIi Ohio N•tl(Jn. World lllews 5:25 Weathor toci _ B 10 Sporb · <day UO Sign 011 ~ ,- 8 IS W.athet Pidure f • 16 Musf<·al Clock . SATURDAY 11 , ., . 3 :i.1 Community News 1 45 Sign On 'Jlhe Ufeline 9 <HI Lah'h'"'"~ ,I 8 00 Lo<·al, Otdo, NaUonll 11 ' 9 :Jfl Punlit- ServicE' I rtews ·and Sporb 9 45 Family Worship !four 8 15 Weather Picture 10 00 ~3llon County News 8 16 Musical Clock ' ' 10 00 lillk ol the •own Be55 News 10 55 World News 9 1111 Musical Clock .-d~ ll ··:· ,•. ·•·' · ·,, . '',,,..,,t nl ·~ '"i'· 9 111 o..:,,n~ 8 ~rnrv Hnur m.t. II · J • .'· ' " : ·! " .. ·, ', ~ , !J ·~ ~ fo~ a P, ll~. W11tship Hour ·h. te~<"t>P' l<'nrl:l\ [ JO 00 News no·. Church Bell' Htng • /0 00 HoRh &;hooi Hit Parade ·• . II 45 w .. , News· 110 56 News 111 .11 :i.1 Mason County News II .00 .trmy 1'tme , 10 '"' .. , ll 00 Communi~> ~<:ws II 311 S)ieclat Community Prot. 1 "'' ,i.l2 ·~ l..o<·al News . 12 till Newi k&up ~·· 12 10 Market• I 12-211 liulllitll) 1iiiir<f ..; ~; 12 15 Mld Day Weal~ Ii $ Ni!w8 b !ltfmo 12 2<1 Bulletin Bo.ard' ·lUll Stitaldtly Mlillnet! _,. , . , 12 2f> Ne~ o <:raR.s 1 M News ,; .. , · 12 30 Agrj.,•ltur• Jtg•ot 2 oo Situi<lay Matinee · 12 4~ Counlr~ r./1. R:'uund 2 &, News , .. • 1 IJLL RATS and MICE I .' ....... 1.74 'lti~BAN nil lb. bx. 11 rn-c ""'·' 1 fl.." 2 Ill' '\l .. w!< R· ~f r·n ·n ~n '1;; 1-/!"lfr"l 2 " ' ~ e" _, 3 !){' -·~ . fE!I'R ~· For Sale n... . .\ lid Wav \.ia1 1 n~ . . ·~o: ·' 3 ~ " C'hr" h,.·~:-o ... W ~... aih nt ~,- " ·· n, ' .: · .•'•·t' h Ou~ .i • ·b" f ~ :~~~ l!}i:..·t·,.f"l5n"'el ·hw Giftlp;u• ....._ tl:~~·co= :i-r~~~~~ Notice lb. bx. 99c ID hlala ' · I'VII .. 1f.-ltJfABII: ) ,V.''' O.CON _ lilt- - ... J'LKSVItii:XLR Ll LBA 8JAP.WBX 1111: ~PV BVSB BPXB'r BL rll'BilL• l ,, ., ' ' I ·' . ....... 1.69 -Of --It tillphB, 1!10 Joii1t11 cid -ell,)' lilt-~ fl tl ~ landmark Special ~(ere'S 11!1* IP --': Itt Oiie Ioder iqiiip\y - l l l r fiii<!Uter. lt1 '1b18 ~A llaol X'* tllo .- O'o, ete. 1!1J181e leltent, ap ~r! ; I - . . _ .. t:.:ntt:: rtl '"· •. ; 3 _t'~' "afUrday • " N Matinee · " · ews i14 tillOl,.;mJ with Do" ~ .,.;.: 1 4 •'I •vP _Ten R..ue • oo ''e "'- ~ · "'!mmllJ'Y · t. 1 .; •11 V1 • ' _l'llu r o. -~r ce 5 30 ~in* Off 'I• '""' . """' WMPO Radio MOND.d t'IIIIV FRIDAY: &:do iili!l On News 1:11$ Siclrtd Bear! lellli Oiuntr,. J 1:35 1:45 7:15 7:30 Farm Now• ~Oip Agt. Etten. llieak!ast Patty VIII Patrlc:lr Sports 7:50 Tbti 7:50 Report 8:10 Bright Star Show-Thur. *=4$ Baker Fum. Sbow-FrL 8:55 '!'he LJgbter Side D:OS BOIIJ Newton 1:35 N01'111811 KJ:aeft 1:6 Country El)relll 7:05 llrealdut Patty l:mlllip Scbool Footllall U:OO Top Ten Show 12:00 Nooil Repdrl 12:15 JODOS BuielJ Show 12:311 Rev. MerUn Teeta 1:00 FoothaD Wlll'lllOp I: 15 OSU Football 3:6 Platter Party t:4S Sign Off '10:06 10:211 11 :05 11 ~ l'~AO Ministerial'.....,_ SVNDAY Country, Roe-Down 7:00 SigD On News Swap Shop 7:35 Tbe .Anny Hour I' • m Bureau 8:00 H~ald of Trulb Et Rancho Time M-W 1:36 Hour of »ellftraDce IHO MUoo Co. llgr: Ext.·Toe• . 1:00 WingS ot HeaJ1q 1\=111 F~y .1'/orship fuo.Tbur t:35 The Bible Spoob To 11:40 ~ !'rogr...,.Frl. 10:00 Volee o1 Prophecy (J.ij '!'tie Upper Room 10:35 Sunday Show , DOW J61iOs ,o\vetaaes 11:00 eoun- a- Time '"' .l'fOoii f!t]i6rt 12:00 Not~~--:~·ilflidc Jiiil tor You 12:15 The 8eareb ,=. ~lir~• ~uest Sw-rrt. 12:30 !leY. Marlin Teotl S.: rJalfer Party 1:00 Bill)' Gni!OIJJ U5 Blaett,rw Show-T-Tbur. 1:30 Lotberan Hour .. ..J.. ' ---• M• •'i"' """"' '"'"' ' 2:00 Tho Church AI Work i'!! t .-ou ,,.,,e n 4:55 ~- '- ft. 5 45 Slim 011 o-SATURD_ AW . · 6·00 "' Sign OiJ S .., Coom_try i ·lfl CoQDtry · Scores Road . Ne'WS Musit 2:15 The _ Na~ 8......_ ., Time Jlll!'boree .. ~ 2:35 1'he Bt1 Lie •:oo -Quiet Hour Q unr 3:35 Tho SUnd ·. a• Sho"•aao J" '" 4:35 World ID Re•low • •,oo Re""w Layman's Hour • ,_. 6:35 SqntiOwn ~· , 8~ GIKIRGE WONDER WINNI! WlraCLI __... �' '. .. 'Jal1y Sebtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., o"''~olegtJtes to ' ~ Jan~ 2~1~ r met Monday eveninl In l b • , BCI»ol auditorium. ';QUn.ty Delegate named were Mrs. Paul TheiSS, Mn. Robert Craig, Mrs. Robert Burkett, Miu MJl. ' lei tes te t dred Hawley and Mrs. Guy Rey. . Me:gs ex::=~ n:'ee~ nolds. Alternate• were Mrs. ' to be beld in February were Paul ~~. Mra. Don Mullen, Council . Are Appomted l ied when Middle rt Par- Mrs. 1om Rue, Mre:: Jamea , --• T h poA t Hawley and Mrs. Wilson Car1a mn ' ,...-.......... s cwu eac..,...., ers _ ssoc _..__"'lpenter. . . A commumcatJOn conoernln~ ~:m"':1Ypr~~",\'~~. w:s. ADMIRAL :,.. old Sauer. Mrs. Richard VaughI Jd l w In TV-Radio-Stereophonic I an, vofeth~r:ee~S in88 aJ>.. sence of the president, Richard AT JANUARY Vaughan. Rev. Howard Rup~ave the invocaUon and SALE PRICES the pledge to the flag was led by Michael Mullen. The attendance banner was won by Mrs. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Gerald R.upe 's second grade. ==::;:;:;::;::~~::::::i:::::::i:::':~\ Mrs. Earl Davenport lnlroduced the guest speaker for the · R M · Do evemng, ev. arvin wson. HeatJ•· Methodist minister• ·who Men's 4 Buckle IIsj>ok< nn mental health and the new laws passed which affect . the people to be admitted to mental hospitals in the state . . · Rev. Dowson IS president of i the Meigs County Mental Healtb : Association. : Following the meeting refrr.shments were served in the 1 school cafeteria with& hEi moth· MIDDLEPORT ol grades 4-5-6 in charge. JAKER FURNITURE : WORK ARCTICS I $6.99 THE SHOE BOX 1 ' . ~ 'i. . ... Name OUicer:i )___... *".""''""' ··-;. 'C'Dlruniftees 'loi. 1 . Around And ~ F Ch h . ~ Mainly About . ' C'a~d'Porty ~ ~n· . ~I !If UfC in f . i · · About .I , ·. People In · ; Fsb. 25 fo.~om~d . · 1 Annual Meetmg · · ~·-~ ·· · ·" · MI'ddl epor t ' the annual meeting of Grace ' pCmeroy ' om\..... ol the . •l!i<ldlepo(; Iw=~· Clllld {-.rvttion l.tJiille lqlve n.. ' 'I • . .' • .,, i' a ••• ,, • -.-·;;ni ·,. . Awarilfil . . ' WIIF# ' trW. U.. t tW . . . . . . . . . . . . . I• • • ' • ftaJtlst, ... ., .,. For, :. , '· 4ttendorD . ,'" ' . ·· l!lour . • :t"' w:·',. • Ep!Sropal churcn wa• held sun- 1t announced the lollllll'lng .COOl; m· Jim Hood, who is stationed day at 4 30 p m. at the church. R<v. and Mrs. E. E. Roush 1 mltte.<s ft< the benelllcard ·par. • at Moffett Fteld,.Calif is here , . have r: t:Jrne-J to their home. tY Ftobruary 25 in .the Pearkt t . ReY•. for a three weeks leave with I With Lhe Rev . Emmett S. Smith rLakeview aaer a 10· dHV vis1t Elem~ntarv Audturlum · laiJJ o( Jbe, f u r t 'di ' · • ' stltutt wJil tri• · wlf~. Rosalie and family Io Ga lpois rec or, pres1 ng. wtth his sister, Mrs. Charles Car:1 tabJe and snaclr tra~ 1 ' , and hill - t s , Mr. and Mrs Yearly reports of organlza. ' Withrow. ll'ro. Hoblert SCJimoll, clu'., Mrs. Milton Hood. I tions were given l!;lection of of· Mr and Mrs. Wyatt Will and Robert Mills, MMI. Glenn• Hen.- club .*fJIWlrlljlilt Edward Blake, Sr. is vaca- · ficers was held and elected children, Gary ~ Terri and ler, Mrs. Angus Howard ~nd nlng, •t tloning In Florida for s<veral l were Harry Mdore, senior war· Mrs. Mac McFor and of Colum- Mrs. DOle Walburn; Kitcliell, ert te\l'lo .. days. Iden : Leo Story' junior warden: ,bus spent. S::nday ,with .their Mrs. Dwight CWlum cbrm. MN. Cliil ~ Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sael- 1and Mrs. Charles Gibbs and f•th~r, Emmett Wlll, Ch..~r jg:::'~nHaM::· M~. Rleblrd MethOdllt . eMs have returned £rom a va- l Theodore Reed to the vestry. Roa · . r · • • W~ley · F. r )', ·tnee!t cation in Miami Beach and oth- ~ Special thanks were given to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker M 5· ~ McComu, M11. ·WU.. the · er polnts in Florida. Mrs J. 0. Roedel, treasurer were Sunday dinner guests of llam Sater, Mrs. Kennell> Sell· ..-· wUI bo• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coleman i and Mrs. ~arold Sargeant, sec- :his brother, and sister·ln.law, ~n~hlr.~ul T~el..; IDd·. Ml'l. er Wtlh MJ11, . • rna 1r11_ lni:l .atrv~ c"-rp ~ iHe . and children. of Lancaster haYe l retary, for thet: excellent work !Mr. and Mrs. Lawrehoe Walk· 1 . been weekend guests of his· p••· and to the lad1es of the allar er. MJddleport. In the afternoon IIi ot coffee, Mn, El!rl ~v, · wUI be ents, Mr. and Mr•. Bethel guild of which Miss Marl~ Bicl•· lthe group visited In Gallipolis enport •. Mn. John K'r*Wlii'ZYQ, lofrj;· p, ·L. . 111 Coleman. man Is chairman. I with a brother, Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Kenneth Coolie, Mnl. WU· Mrs. :Shuler, llrid ura 'I d Mr K th '1 El . Lloyd Walker Ham lngles, Mrs. Robert .Ash" ' . . • •r ' 1 ~ r. an s. eune 11 c · At 1 he close f}f the meeting I · · 1 u..8 Mil'-...~ W!ld tb, . 8nC!" hinney and Capt · and Mrs. a pot 1'uc k ,,mner ..~· · was SO•_:~..~ . · Mr.l and C. 1J. Struble ey, · 1.0"""Curtis u ermu • .... •= Jr. th Mrs.kend m.io Mrs McDaniel· ,..... · Tile · Keith Nelson have returned I 'h . hb 'th tb R v spen e wee n ,,_ n · ' ~ will meol' frnm a vacation in Florida. IS" ~ar1~ G";'~"· deLe · with th•lr daughter and son-In- and cream, Mn. HOI'J)id Kiwi!, ai!IM heM' : Mrs Isabel Steil of Zonesvil ' Rm ~ 0 d ~ po ~ ha.JH 1 : ~ law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack CramRichard Val!lhan; Mr 1 • ey zit4-av·'lil 0 1 10 le sp~t the weekert:l at the l cap~r ''S, ~• e:pec1a es ~fer and family. · Nancy Beaver, Mre. · R.ober~ ~d u,~ ......... . of roc 1orv 01e as · v· lhl 1 arid Mr Don ·Mull ·UUQ~~ ~ home of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Is ' Mtsa Ida e s confined to 1 . s. Oft, Ingels wUI:~i,lhe Rice. Their son, Bill, who at- gues · ber home by Ulness. Ttckel .......Uttee,- Mra. EIJ. RoD l',oU ~se tends Wilson School for CripMrs. Fred NeiiSe left Conde 8Jid Mrs. Eugene ·· , pled children in Zanesville, al-l is a foster mot.hr to Bill while for East Hostesses, Mrs. Jamso visited with his p1rents ov- he is absent from his home. where was ca1led by the J~, _Mrs. Char~ Brader the wekend. Bill resides at He comes home every week· of her mother, Ml'8. C. L. Mrs. Antle BaDey: pub:the Stell home where Mrs. Steil , end. • Mrs. Kenneth Scllel and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDOwell Ml"s· Dwight CuUI!IIl; prlzei, . and Mr. and Mrs. J.;ck Me. Robert Burkalt, Mra, Eu· Do•well Jr. of Columbus were 1111's! ·Peul guest. of Mr. and Mrs. and son Bobby, are:..·· ·t\tzer Bien· be&,;:'' 1 1 1 ·' Rohsnt• Milia> ·. 0.""" Meigs county civic leaders will seek an audience with Ohio Gov. James A. Fhodes next month hoping for official blessing on restorin!if major improvement of U. S. Rt. 33 to active status in State Highway V.part- t' . vcnt~ng 44-quart size holds so much and Is easy to move about Quick to clean. 2g. ln. high. :a-199 . s.;,.. - proof Cfli ss. Retrre • d M'Iner D'Ies Mond.ay After' llJness ALUMINUM BAllEWARE 29c & •. ........ ' he... 9c PLASTIC PAIL 5th Avenue \ SCRAPER SET f'tates end jars! f'aly plastic blades. gc .... 29c 5·quert size. Measure marks, pour· Ina Up. fine lacy mesh. Coordinated leg length for sood m. 8~ 11 Repllr l9c Pr. COVER ...... . ··- EIUtiQ edge slip-on. Sill· cone coated. .. . '' ._,I :. ~~ . Candycot~ RUGS High-Low S9c RUGS .'"" .,,..,.. Roc-no 18x30.in. Cot~ ton top, foam MEIGS THEATRE PoM~ROY, OHIO '. Grecian Key design in high cut lind low I I Mettll top, asbestos underside. 9c CRAYOLA CRAYONS 9c .' ' ' Box of olaM different cot· on tor homo, ,p ool work. J ' $1.59 199 • 7-IN.STOVEMATS . HOODED SWEAT SHIRT Repllr $2.91 ~ .•" .. .. . JR. BOYS' T-SHIRT 2/89c ltoc-Z/J~· Sflrlnk·reillt· ent.. white eat· ton knit. S,M,l. .' COTTON BLOUSES -··- • 79c, ·.Prlntt and col· in choice new styles. BRUSH ROLLERS two2/9c chol.., of popular sizes. 1. I. w d t 0 omo e ID ow I . 1,Sp ay Showtftfl Pro,..ams am:' '!' 1 · Traffic Event t 1 .' loop pile. 10 colors. No-skid back. J·aycees ' t pf Body of One Brother is Discovered AF Pro·perty I rubber bu't. • 14•41-111•• ,.. F'IVe Stores GUtted • Ohi s· IteS are 0 l f RUnnmg • Jn EJectrOniCS • 39c ,.......--. 9c 50U..._ t t Tragedy HI'ts Man, Son in lroRinc Board 45 RPM RECORDS l. 1 1 19c NYLONS . ,,.,,.,.._,... . ,.,,..,.,.,.,t ·In • First quality ' . M!.: .fBI's Bu~g~·t:Like. Morality Play lind IIIII>~·•.:::I.~WASIUNGTON ~ fUJ'I\-·Pri!SI· Jobpslll)'s newly bUUim budget, like 1 · ·pjay, had onough nr t.r.... . \llday to pleaae as weU u I ~ I ! 1,em_perance Day Program . JS spons_ored •an•••~ooo"~in33M~gs101)1Countloy ~. bel _& h. Your eholeebitcult, cake or bread pan. nRE·KING BOWL Tom Farmer, aod Fultz, Coonty RepubU. Central Commif.Ue, aQd McE11Unney, preslaeut the County Commissioners. · State Route 33 hilS about IM and was built in 1J21 with little improvement sillce, the group will point out. The delegates also would lib to have some of the $!100 mJI. lion bond issue which wfll be on the May primary ballots il> committed to straigbterJinl . improvtoingAthtbeenhsigb.· way lnm 'Short._rnay cr·ted !" ':;" i::."'--~- Bill Childs, chairman; Pete When maD il completely automaled, took out! A CO& misfiring, a chain fail· lag, a button refusing to be pusbt-d may wrecli. humanity! . Resolutions wiU ,be drawn up Tuesday we weren't wreck· the 1tra.ightenlq of ed, but gre~l tnconveulence : to our readers. carriers, and I!> ._.~,..~ ,,.. ~ ..,., motur route drjvers followed Tuesday was ob~rved as Selected. to the mecbanlcal faUure in plate Tem~rance Da~ In Pomeroy resolution commiuee we r e ahaving equipment. Pubhc Schools m a program Moore Fred Crow aod Tbt Oblo Valley Publishing sponsored by the Pomeroy Bake/ Baker was DIJDo eompany extends Its lillcere Chapter of the W.C.T U. Mrs. its secretary -nr.·o appreciation to Knox Dye,'"" Glenroy Ewing Is its president. Roger Morgan. was osked to .::::::;. 0 _ I ltor ttf the Point Pleasant Reg· Or. Ray 0 · Heaton, m a talk fwrite Trailways Bus Lines and · ister for println<~ Tuesday's .to the Senior and Junior high the .Krnaer Co who both tra el 'W'""..._'GTON edi t1on. Today everythmg • . studentd bodies.'beddefined - 'p omeroy to Albv ~"'" is ochool d •; 3• from 1 1 h 1. · 1 d 1 A t 1 1 1 bi h a co o 1sm an 1 escr1 e_ _, . It . verage ne ncome 0 aw- 135,000,000. various typ<s of seminars, pub- : • P• ap.. d nd' f I h ens a... 11\V e them to auppurt Jobnaon wIll propose e era foi bOth public and yers in Ohio is under that of I He di~sed the activities of I lie · relations, and disciplinary · Proceed, automation! ~ave col 1~f 0 ~e-op: 0 the project. 1 ~~-·~~ ·;:.· . ~ .....,.w~ scly>od 1n depressed areas other professions and shouJd the Ohlo State Bar Assocjation, 1 activities. ndcomet da co lCSt.. e d e n Present besides the abo v • pai\ of hls ~'war on poverty," and stated that Ohio w8s the Among the out-of·town guests I · ·,: "'' """'" · " "'~ ·~ . , co uc ~ a queflmn an ans- were Andrew Cross, Ro)' Pear· it ·was learned today. raised, according to the prest- only stale in the union where were Judge John c Bacon of wee penod. son, Dana Howe"· John Wemdent of the OhiO State Bar As-I S~preme Court decisions are Meigs county, Atto;..ey . • n d· Hev. Ralph ZundeL president <er, Conley Cole, Leo Story, and Inclusion of parochlol schools soc1at10n. on the desk of ever attorne ·Mrs. Bernard Fultz of Middl onhe tde~gs Mmostertal Associ- Ted Frank. In th~ new aid program may d Y adey eat1on was mtroduced as were . ti ' •kind of Members of the Gallia Coun· 11ve ays after they are m . port, Judge and Mrs. M•rshall ffi M 'E · d M L0I ----1 r lJ1t: same . ty Bar Association, and their Other seryices of the associa· Carlisle of Jackson and Mrs. rs. wmg, an rs. a contrOVersy that the late Funeral service• for Samuel invited guests heard Attorney lion enumerated by the speak· Bridgewater, wbo accompanBelle Hampton, secretary of klent"John F. Kennedy J. SmHith,LI681, wMhoddled "rtel Hol- Erie Bridgewater of. Athens, er were legal forms, workshops, led her husband. tScemhpel.ranpce ~u,p.Jby ered 1'"-'hetl he sought zer asp a on ay a r a . ld t . f th Stat B A oo nnc1pa ames A. grant!'i fnr public schools illness, will be he1d at the pr~ /" ~ ~ ~...4.tr t sDiehl, Jr., and Jr. High Prin0 Thill t me, hOwever, the Nazarene Church, Rutland, soc a Jon, e ay n 5 " a a DAYTON (UPI\- Fire today .cipal Howard Knight. II! tbe.wontrov.~rsy would be re- Thursday at 2 p.m. with I he ~6uet l~pblv~rboat R~m I·gutted five stores In a shopping A motion picture sound film, versed;~' . ~ev. Herbert Grimm officia s~ar s, Q 1 s. n· • 'I center on Wright-Patterson Air ··The Brain ls the Reason," : ·rl ~ 'lng. ThO" gUellt speaker was lntrl)o Force Base prDperty east of was shown to Senior and Junior ~ duced by Attorney C. William · · · rl ~Dayton, threatenin& a housln( Hill)! •cllllQ) au~iWJce!l Tuesday 1 0 R!~! · 'all d Ito Bu~:m:;.ln r;:s Ctem~ I Jenklns: Attorney Bridgewater National Jaycee Week will be ohserl!flllnJr!eigs coun· development before II was rmoming in Senior High Audi· Rescue workers dragging the .,.,,., · ry ' 8 fll 'givl!@·tJPi:ei ·f(tf 'thif'lll!t'·I!P t~y the locaj cli·a pter·,with 'a WindoW itt uplowb porn- brought4l_...r mntrol. jtorlum. At J p. m. the River f<JIUidllobert.llatl"i<. · 1 · ~P ~s ~.~w :-:,~a~lb:nd'":' vic- graveside, . come olla\oyers, i!Lfed lite httlh eroy 'tfe&Cliblng the ·Unit's oetivilies and In launching ·a The bu~i.ng stores were lo- , was shown to the who is one of lite two TurysdJo~ Ul rt He had spent most of hill IHe educational requirements of it- mov~menl to increase its membership. by 50 per cent. cated abt!Ut 20 feet from the ·Elementary School believed to have drown· . e w . to cou aga n In the Rutland viCinity, beint torneys ·at Jlw. He said they . Lloyd Blackwood, Jaycees - - - - nearest homes In the_ Page with Mrs. Zundel as chairman. when their boat overturned next .h.. f) Lmmal Dlst. a retired coal miner He serv- ' are much·blglier than some otb· ld l id Ed B t ill I to and fourth Wednesdays of Manor government housmg deoear Hockingporl Tuesday Judge J B. rown wilL hear . W ld W ·nd ole IOh pres en • "'! are ' h velopment but firemen said the W I II night. 1 argumtlt : from defense law· m or ar t a was er pr •• '· milke arrangement. lor I h e ~· month at I p.m. In the f rst fact that ihe wind was blowin• erner nota ed Men from ~~ Pomeroy E-R · . wotlnded In the battle of Meuse window display showing t h e a1d room of city hall Ln Pome• "'IGM C • · Racme E·R, Belpre · · firemen, , yers Feb.')lO on a motion to Argonne In Fra • He urged attorney• to ln- . . A 1 1 ted away from the homes prevent- n omrrussJOner 1 1918 1 move Rub;.'s trial from Dallas He was • mem~eOf )h A · crease their income through Jayc~s work the past year, r:Y· 1ny n :es y~ng m: ed the flre from spn•ading into PDui Werner , Pomeroy was and Coolville Vohmtet!r fireto some o~er city ln the state. · 1,.1 · e m- greater efficiencies, ra:ther It will be ~n tl1e window Growe come come any . the development. installed as district ' men were dragging the river On Jt'>'l. 17, Brown will ' eltb· land r;f1~!n~r~' the RNut· than by attempts to increase the ver•s Studlo 00 East Maln-st. !hese ~e~tln:s. rotherfurJther m- Firemen said the blaze ap- lsioner for the MGM near Hockingport toHiy searcher order tht ease moved or Ru· ar ' Chu ch a- volume of their practice. ·He On display will be pictures of· Jormt a 101n 1a ou heaycees, parenfl} started in 1a bakery or Tuesday night by the ing f(Jf Dailey's brother Ray • • r , . go ~n tria) . on charges , ene bY. \ylll · gave the iow Income oI attorn· the J aycee Teen-age Road-E,... -v, us con ac any mem r. a television store and spread to board of the Tri-State Area 16, both of Waverly. 1 of nt12rder.lna with ma.Uce Lee He was preceded .In death by eys as the reason for the decline Horse Show, Centennial Float, a clothing ~tore, a restaurant Cnunf'il of Boy Scouts of Men worked Tuesday afterHa•ve~ O.vipld, accused of a• his parents, Wllliam and Lor- In their numbers. He stated Jaycee Auction, Christnnas Bas· and an empty ,torer<x>m. Cau,., ca. noon and night IIDIII midnight fl8lltlruiUng President . ralne Chapman Smltzh, one d~u- lllat In 1940 there were 276,000 ket Project, and the Junior Miss I and damages were not Im" He w., commended by and started again· this ~ Ruby's bond, hearing . ~hter, WIJido and one brotber. attorneys In the United States Pageant. The pu~se of the mediately determined. 1men o: the district for his work mg tv find tbe brothers. abrupU~ Tue¢ay _when Brown surylvora include hi• wile, and by 1!160 the number had de- display Is to acquamt the pubThe blaze was fought by fire- I with Troop 248 of the · Authorities said tile Dailey1 ordered the Dalw LU!Le; lour sons, Raymond and Icreased to 255,000, in spite ·of ,hc with the work Of the Jaymen from the base, Dayton and Baptist Church m Polllt'roy. and their brother-Jn.low, fto. club operator ·1JQ underg_o WILli~, both of Rutland; Ron· ~· an Increase of population ol !cees. nearby Fairborn. !' Other officials ol the · bert Smith, a"""t 25, were slve mental exammatlons. aid, Columbus, and Charles, at A meeting tonight will be a are J E. Mf.TI'ison, chairman searchmg the river lor • •maD When Brown lMued the home; four ' daughters, Betty " membership meelb1g," and BOOSTER DANCE and 0. Guy Nash, executive. that apparently had drift• tho defense wllhdrew 118 Lexington, Ky.; Joan 0 all Jaycees are urged to bring FREMONT IUPf) _ A A donee will be held at the when their OWJ1 boot quest I<D' bail. Rup<, 0.; Mona Walk. a future member. According to anti, Mich., man and his th F idHigh Sc:ool gy m af~ehr FfVE DAY FORECASTS In cbedabout midstream.. . er, Yvonne TackPresident Blackwood the pro- were ki1led and their wives and e r ay mg t game w t Southern and Central Ohio: rea the Ohlo lkfe MORGANTOWN, W. Va ..- ell,. a slater, Ada 0 0 gram will acquaint prosp<c- a !4-montl>old bab were In· Willie Blackwell as master of Temperatures w111 average 3-11 s&fely and wall:ed a mile The t~ slayJng of a West Vlf· Eplin, w. Va., and live members with the goals jured toda when Ytheir c~remomes and record;.~ sup- degrees above normal. Nor- to a farmhouse to summon help. glnla University Instructor was a brother, Griff, ol Florida. and accomplishments of the struck they phed by the student uudy. An mal hlgb 36-45; low 21·21. A Before Robert Dailey apparent. 01 declar..t solveil today. Author· Friends may call at the Meiga County Jaycees. trailer rig rea~h O~l admis;ion of 25 cents a person cooling trend beginning Thurs. ly drowned Sunday rescue work· tties said they obtained a con- Chase FpneraJ horne In Rut"The Young Men of Action,:~ pike in San: ky eC will be I'Jonaled to the Red day, much colder over the heard him calling for help fesJIOI'i from ' , ~n who ~as land, any time. WASHINGTON ,('~JPI) - Th~ as the Jaycees are known. ex· Killed were 8Samu~~~~· Devil Athletic Boosters score- weekend. Rain Thursday and ~ut were unable to locate 1:t1rn ~ested ·the ~y alter the kliJ. live Ohlo cities whoch sought a Isis ., •. means of serving the 59, and George Samuel lund. Friday. the darkneso.. fug, but WIIS ¥'!liLt~ 11 MEIGII GENERAL HOSPITAL new $50 million opace electron- commumty 8Jid developmg lead· 23. Their wives Thelma 55 -~ler. , ADMISSIONS _ Blondena Con- lcs research cenllll' apparenjly e~shlp characteritics in indi· land Virginia, 19: and Virgin!~ .Monongalia COunty d · are out of tbe running. vidual members. · Smith'• sori David !4 RJODths ties <aid Martin WU.Oo, 33, c~' J!tomeroChay; Alel~ Randpolph, James E Webb · N tiona! The local chapter, one of Ute ""re t~ken '·to Fre;,ont ' a nat!ent at a slate menial es "'• r es erry • om· ' · • a most active Ln the state ha8 1H · h i $.dna TrtpleU, Pomeroyi Aeronautics and Space Admin. • ria ospttal. . l 'l In L_1ma, ·A•' pta ~o, ao Roy Ra . . La Sa illtratlon dlrOctor . said Tuesday but '.0 . members. It " hoped The elder Mrs. Smith was ted stabbma. to death Mra. o-cln : ,.;d<need, ur• th< iiOston area p'l'<ibably -~·td that belore 1964 I• over, lito ac· .ported in poor condition. 1811 Holden .......ll&h "" e, ~1 r 0 I0• ur . . n~ ti memhersh' will be 30 . • ·' · ~... Be 58 H ki R tl 8 nd be the site ·tor tbe ce~~ter which ve . 'P · glnia Sm1th was m good c,~~~; tor at the wuverslty. He aw ns, u ·. will provide aboUt 5 000 Jobs To qualify as a Jaycee, • Uon and the child was in f not be tried •gain on the - Blondena · .. ' , . · young man must be between 21 lood condition. char_.. Downey Lewis, M11<fle- U.S. Rep. ebarles A. VJIIllk, and 3:i, of high moral prinol· The Highway Patrol said Mrs. Adolph Grueser, O.Ohlo, seld after .talking• to pies ond be willing to !lll<:rUJce younger Smith was d r i v 1 n ~ria Fisher, Mln· Webb that Cleveland, Col11111- his til)le for the improvement wben the wes\bound auto hit WASIUNGTON .- Gov. JamRadclille Hqger, Mid· bus, Sandusky, Rav.e111111 an~ ·or hi,j community and lor the Wck driven by Donald R. i es A jlhodes and a dozen otho Mrs. Raymond Justice, Chlllicolhe have .no ~ - of. betterment. of hill fellowmen. en; 30, of near Portersville, Pa. er t.dp, atata olflclals were here getting the . The Jayeees meet Ute oO<\Ond Aiken was 1101 injured. lor !hi ·aeco!id day lixlaY, meet~ . . . ' Ing wii\J federal olflclala on subjeota raliglng ihe ·onnu•l Gov~or·• next in , Cleveland to aiel lor La W~ Dellsht kidsl Bxll-ln. size, 100 pa&~ei ea. • Rl8, rot U8/olw.Jpl cork. of civic organizations were ed. · The visitation group includes W!~1'i'"f~tw~~r':n~f.ll';~~A 2/29C ,..,.z..... .-·Jill ,., ., . Plast1c w1th perforated lop, leak prl!· to which representatiVe!! Sayre, Comity. Extension Council; Elbert Robinson, Count' ment planning. Regional Planning Commission; This was the result o[ a meet- Virg il Atkl-!Js, Grange: P a u·l ing Tuesday night sponsored by Bower, Farm Bureau ; Fred the Meigs County Farm Bureau Crow, attorney; and COLORING BOOKS ClolhM Sprinkler • 0fficial Blessing IS Goal of Rt. 33 Group Nonia, and . t }ALE STARTS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22 gc . Johnson Gets Out of Naval Reserve Force I '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. 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