https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7c5117e0ce064bb2385f31298b4617f3.pdf 8f4f6b18ca0661c4f37694717ba58b6c PDF Text Text ' '. .. '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 �• '- • . I I. • • .~ -' . . "'11!11 iiUIIIIJ 111M _. IWifJ'I f lllloUUM - Helen ·pe,ip··lJ~! y - For Him, Golden Years Sfanat 18 · ... - ·- • .II ,_ • ..! • U. I. CIOYIINMINf -ICI. G. R OUN . BEEF !=!!=~=:0.··"' _.. .on. ~·. SLICED BACON~~~~:::..._., .wI.ENE RS ' l ,. TOPPY - u. _., ·~ In Chattanooga, Tenn., they have just dependents? retired a veteran employe of the county Does he \',La~ to loaf, !:"ave! and do the iOVernment because he is too ole for the things he as alwaya wanted to do tnrt job. He Ia 9, going on 10. couldn't because of -the press of work? It teems the law says the duty of Or does he inl~nd to remain active for drawing names for the Hamilton County a whlle in the llelief he may still have a grand jury must be performed by some- few good years left? · one under 10. Will he move .to St. Petersburg? Or So here we have a man washed up in does he disdain living among other el· his career while still practically in (he derly people and:pM!fer tbe company of prime ot lite. than he is? folks younger The news story about this was provokWhatever his I5lans, we congratulate • ingly incomplete. What did they give this veteran as a good old Chris Haley, the retiree, on a long and useful career of more t h a n retirement gift? four years and wish blm all the best in· How m u c h pension is he getting? the golden years ahead. What provisions have been made for his AIMOUl'l ITAit _ . .NWS . J-IH. or JHVICliD 111- Troy Pock · All Meat ' I %-os. Cello Pack i:AMi'wio-Asu. aov•·;::;d:::' • ,. . 'r· . l~a~ . aw•m PliiMIUM - U. J, OOYoMMINt INSPECTED - ~- llffLI PIG SPARERIBS .. PORK STEAK PORK ROAST~~~~~~ :Meat Loaf .. 49 BEEF LIVER Slab Bacon ~rh:, _~~- 39 Lean, Meaty • TondH EVANS IIIPtt filM - lb. SWIITI PIIMIIIM - U. 1. GOVIINMINT INIPICliD · Lean • Flnarful Relax; All Is" Normal IVAN! IUPit TftiM - IWII'T'I PIIMIIIM - n '• SWI>T'S PREMIUM - U. I. GOVEINMINT INIPKRD - i:W• NIOI'Ye the right ta Umlt Quantltln (grn•r Second 1nd MIU Mlcklloport st. lUCID CeHo Perch Fillets Reports From The d.Vr Startime Theater ,..,... TV MOVIE ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN St~rrln1 ;\: _i ' Miracle Whip Miracle MILK COFFEE 39 ••, 3-1.. Ton, ~bltln Thur. Nlto, jon. 2Jrd '' 11:20 WHTN CHAN, U . HUNTINGTON. W. VA. ,, ARGO 6 .... '1 F&P rpinach """ 'Of~ F&P Cut Green Beans 6 ..... '1 PEAS .... ., F&P French Style Green BeBns 6 I .· F&P Cut Wax Beans 6 F&P Early Garde• Swut Peas 6 oano $1 ' 10 ~: ·1 Martha White - Plain or Self Rising Showboat Pork &leans 10 :! , Yosemite Cut Beets · ........ 10 !.~. , Stalnlesa StHI ll1des HQnt~s Tomato ~uice 8 •n• $1 15c Off Label Hunt's Tomato Paste 301 50 EXTRA ' J·J, ' '' "'J''n"P 103 PUICHo\11 303 cano 301 . , cano 303 j 'l,' r H•' 1 ':,t(, H p Get SO Extra 6-oz. WGreenStamps ' 8 ~~ Matt's U.S. NO.I MAINE FRUIT TREATS I' kg. With The Purchase of Colqro Cant ' Lipton's Chicken Noodle Solllp Derby Chili With Beans Chiffon Liquid ·D~t~~~~nt Hunt's Calif. Tomatoes Kleenex Tissue =:rtod Wagner's Orange .Drink F&P Fruit Cocktail F&P Elberta Peaches :~'!. Yosemite Yellow Cling Peaches .::::! Solid Pack FLOUR ,t~· 79 10·CI . Now tt.,u S.t., .kin. 15th At AIW EYitns luMrntarbt . - 1 1 50 EXTRA IUTSII Froun fDGCI -~-~- ~- or '1 $1. Mlcrla ADIIaaplic Hatlo ' .,I ! . %0-oa. bax I O-ct. pkg. EVANS Low Price I&UI TOP CANVAS WorJ(· GLOVES each 89 .. Gondola FRUIT BASKETS &a,.. olul k1111l for tcoblo ·. ., b r I • o1 ........ llec..-tlon, . · CompoN . '-t S1.29 ; 66 GOOD LUCK MARGARINE 4 !;..~ '1 lltOUGHTON Pint Ctn, - lr •. .. ~ .."' Reg25c •' ' k~tlo .EVANS 18 iWiH . ....' 8-CT. PKC. HALF &HALF PAl ROW. IIIIIIWCI ~ ..no.. · IT _, ··.··-. btl. HAMBURGER OR HOT DOC Print cotton tlt::klng, 100% ham. Plabd to elve etpeclally ttntl• CUihlonlng IU~rt. Cpmplt..ly odot1"'• non-allwgenlc naturally lhOthproof ancl mlhl•wpreof. " J 1·011. ••:: II Upton's Tea Bags,. s.1• 't:; 11 Jiffr Pie Crasi Mix 2 ~~ 28 . FIP Small Sliced Beets 2 :. Zl · katie EVANS .•• FINE SPECIAL! BAKED FOODS ' Umlt 141 ••••CuttoMor On• Coupon Por Fomlly Now Thrv S.t., lali. 25th ; 79 Weaso1 Oil With Thil Caupon 1 ....'I.~ . ',,.. 5 w/Fr11 Dtnnafresh Hand Lotl011 Roc. · Apple Cherry l'eoch \I ' 4=-:· 1 4 ~;:: s1 4 !.0:. '1 4 .: •1 4 .::. '1 REGULARLY Sl SHAMPOO PIES ·~;. 12c Off LABIL - 20-os. lara .:0! sl 4 ~~;:·· •1 4 .!:. '1 "'nse Awa4 ALBERTD,VO~. Dainty Lunch PictSweet n· All Plavon 4 Morton's Pumpkin . .• ~ EVANS BEAN Evaporated y....,., D.Corlo Or TIME.--• ' . . •I iii'1i~·c~ Filltls JERZEE Soloct-- CASBAH "THAT ALL HIS MATERNITY CASES ARE AT 1HE HOSPITA<.. IN PLENTY Swlft'a ltremiUM U. S. Government lnlplllt!lcl IROWN 'N SIRVI PrWay and S.turclay 1:30 A.M. .. 8:30 p.M. ;~ DR. EPSOM SEJ:S TO !i 39 BOLOGIA 39 39 39 SAUSAGE ';:. 39 Mond1y thru Thursday f A.M. to 6 P.M. . Voice of Broadway ••• reporting il'S SO REASSURIN& TO SEE OR.EPSOM HERE··· lb. looth Ta1tyloln ITORI HOURS I ................ lb. Tender Armour Star • All ..,..,, ly-tho-l'iece lb. U. 1. GOY-MINT IHIPICTID Swift'• lnrsweet-U.J. GoY.t. h1apected EV4NS ery Time ~. Evans lu,.r Trim - IMf, Pork.. V••l If you are wondering if the stress and baking a wafer that weighed 2,300 · strain of the space age may he affecting pounds. In California again, a determined drl· our way of life, you can relax. There Is abundant evidence that we ver was apprehended as he gunned his small foreign car down a runway at the the people are bearing up nicely, thank Los Angeles airport in a valiant effort you, and that things are going along to keep up •With a jet airliner which was ptetty much as always. taking off. The motorist was qn his way _ In California, for instance, a rugged home gom a party and mistoo1t the runindividualist insists on being chauffeur· way for a freeway. It could happen to ed by an ape. Not some clown who driv· anyone. . es like an ape, but ·• real ape. A society which can keep ill< head In In Minne•ola, a group of real cool col- Urnes like these Is here to stay. We can lege kids have just been acclaimed look forward to what's ahead with high · cookie- or is it kooki2? - champa by hope and renewed confidence. ' .Mow-! See EVANS Startiine .Theater- T~~rsday_ 11:20 P. M. CHANNEL 13-This Week • ... ' • ' TlaP IJailg ..ti~ntinel ;J IUKY WHITI I ·, ,WCI 21 ,., ....'12 ,I! ' .,.,_l25'· ., '\ I ·~i •• i' . ' '. . '• �' . • •' I -'. :.••!)$ ~~1, Po~-Mid4lep0ft, 0., J!D- :n, tiN ' " - • ' ' ~~oeeerw IPid a.. t.--m. tciUII4I • 111 ft1 Dally lentflllil, PoiiMraJ-~ ~e~ t.. •• •• I n J)reoojeo to the otale title. r . . . . ·.;• ~ • . .. \ ......... Salurcil¥ l"t. Loramie'• only tiiJfiJit dlllrlell IPlli Ill Lui • - · Ill t- lwlda af ....., II w1111 .... rtpMIIIIIII>a lltl:t q.la . . . . i I I 'It o..Mn ill Hob' Angels, ranked IJtb hjl adi. ~. timburt ond 111"1! lltdill'lli sa 11[11 A I bill 1111 ulniii!/IIY makinl a bid ""' U. DnedeD 41 lnm tile 11M wlllll · ft. I iu... .. their, l'tft,. 10p rt. . IJjllrld IPid Racllle, ~ . tts.V ,..::.. ~,. Ill - ~ ~ 'l'e Southeastern..,. Eaolrm ~- and 81. Aloyolua llulllu~l!~ ..-liS.;; • l • ~ ~ ttGt Ill 12111 otraiihl of 14 fnJ!Il the field IDCI four 1llt ooason, Soing 32 minutes Wahama : Powell ~: victor)' llldoillt a 4efeat r - fclo live at tho free line IIIII 1114 ~ just rive periiOilal Wamslo~ 1-11-2; Bird 2-1-o· day llf&llt - . 11'1hama, .... 1111 lbt bell lndividual , . . _ ltull l!aJIId, Roush ~:1-JJ; Qreone Ill 1M ftMI ap, . Wlhlml l'lllln"es won 118-30 Surface 3--1-7; Zuspan ~ W>th Ill aU...b eut IbM we· Top Wlllllma . , _ wu ~ ..-ves Sa er Shrimplln 1~2 ; Maynard ""'"" '!II • Ptdod in when 1111 MWll 11o41. Guard Job JIGulh wllb 11 · 'Th< toos left Waban!!~ wltb a Temnwloa, Rldne bll • a1 n 3·" r.,.,.rd, !rOIII 1M flekl lor 40 Jill' ClliiL Alter a 2-2 tie • lilt IJtll Wlllllma wu a Utile bllf., minute of play, RaciDI IIJak ldtllni S1 ol 10 for ·44 per CMI, and held the lea4. Bruct Jlel. but the)' didn't get eDOUJII ilholl gle. a Tornado guard, lid all oil at that pace to wtn. ICOtCfli with 20 poiDia. lila I Racilll Ill a ~Goal ~ fOr llll 11'8 I' ~ cons, "'" Racine. 'l'lle Tornadoes move tnlo Nortll Gailla Friday niibt. By quartan: Wahlllllll JJ a1 31 41 JlacJM 11 M 54 18 Ill!"- If .fti ....,. Cllntoot 10 lor 0 hal•• . f-.4.-1; "'* ' ~·• / Rosecrans, Ranked 2 • ~·Tornadoes Win12th Straight, 68 •48 ' • • • • tile.. ...... .. • ,?,' . '' ··•" ' Pric8f Are Bom Her~ · Raised Elsewhere I e; ~; TOTALS 22-1-48. . Ra~ : PriCe ~1-19 : Knopp S--!-12 ; Bailey 1>--3--13; Beelie I 4 · :tO; Wlcldlne 2--4--4; Norris, Ours, McKelvey, Fis!J. er, Baer, B09tlck; Ada!llll, o-o ~; TOTALS 29 (11)-19) 18. . . ...... • ' Lyons Clover. Farm Store Eastern Puts it to H-T, 98 to 54 lOUTI NO.7 TUPPERS I'LAINS Rutland Department Sto,. · ROUJI NO. 124 RUTLAND Racine Clover Farm Store FIFTH & PEARL SlS. RACINI 380 Buckeye-l-Ib. Rolls / 110 tal ' 453 4#1 ROLL SAUSAGE 46 2111 RoDs Lean and Meaty \ LARD, GINEW ILiaRIC lb. pkg. 17 c 1111 540 Your Dependable o..ler For . PLUMBING IIGTEN NEtTING W L ,_WY44550 'l'EAM Mlcblgon . .. 4 Illinois ...... 4 Ohio Stale .. . 2 519 CZ6 li13 *BEST QUALITY I *BEST SERVICE I *BEST PRICEl ANTHONY Plumlling • Heating / AHD "' . ' Fruit Drinks ' 460ZI I • caM 0 0 I ,. Iowa .. .... . I 3 Wiaconsin .. . I 3 Indiana 0 3 Tuetday'l llonlta .. WEA111ER AIIADI • ,, • -:: • ; . ·>< :·1. 1 ·: • r Its flnt , 110ie dive will your .' coal bili)\18' fun1 Order your . . coal Q!I'J,IDd bt rea~ to give '' · a w~ recfPcold weather ., ' '· Wh~.n tJI~ teni~tur~ taket .. .' ' ' -P I10NE . •• ., wY 2•3284 CARRIER NEEDED. " . . ~ ~ ·•3 ttt'hperaturee.'- Hi;Lo·&,FJuff . ~12 tb. · ~p~lty ' '.'· ·' ....·... .•.·;. et-.lo ·Stoep Lint Trap Year l Lower Middleport We ,Repair All Makes CALL CLELAND'S T.V. The Daily Sentinel .·, ' I ' ' ' . FOR - ' • t.ion. ) ~ Gu~rrantM ' ! ' ' ' c • ' ·.:·' :'. ·· - ~ ,. Canned Lunch Meat Salad Dressing PREM or SPAM MIRACLE W'HIP 12 oz. 32 oz. ~n jar ; ., ' ... STRAINED BABY FOOD APPLE SAUCE • JIFFY PEANUT BUITER --·-----~~.:39c 2 !..25c DRY NAVY BEANS JELLO DESSERTS _ _ _ _ _ _ 3' ...... 29c ELBOW MACARONI ------'-~· ..... ~lc HERSHEY'S. COCOA - - - - - - - :.:29c CLOTHI_s_CL_I_A_NI_II_ _ _ _ _ _.::, '":.;_ '"" . '.~_, .. c. Wl'l'll 1 jDI. LARGE TIDE · GIT ...1 / 1~ ... : 49c ' 2 Michigan 110 MiMesota 1111 Purdue 112 Notre Dome 103 2 ot 'Solunlay'o 8cloehle Michigan at Micblflln Slllto Minnesota at North-. ' Purdue at Ohio Slllte blinois vs. Arilllllt Slate , Chic.,o SPECIAL! I I .M-ta .. 3 2 Nortbwestem 2 2 Mich. State 2 2 Purdue ...... I SPECIAL! ·HI-C .• ~, l ' Sedless· �··--..... - ~ . ··-~· · ····- ...... --· -. ... .. '· I ~- .. -~~ ..' . ~- ~---- _. .... ....... ., . . . .. ......... .... .. . ~ . . - .. . . ...... . - . -~· .- · ·- .- •4 ..... t.,.. .. ..... ~ ......---:- ~ t ' I • 1 , ~ ' • ' ' • ' • -""!"'-..----.. ,'* River Naurs •-------""!'' ' JF THAT PHRASE about "keeping us in stitches" means any- thin& then Mrs, Aloise Doyle muat wardrobe miStress at New Y(Jl'k's Radio City Mualc Hall A wteran of more than 30 yeara Ill show business, she keeps vigil in the wings with thread and needle, ready to make emergency repain: for customers of the Rockettes, th~ Ballet Company and scores of others. With four shows a day, h"" job load Is o;ut out for her. ~- W IIIILcMd ap Onamp ,,. p.a;wmli ., WI!IIWI 7:11 ,&; ;w.,.., V. . . . up ar-.p 1:• L '1'llelml Ann down Wlnfteld 11:· Dally SeDtiMI, ~·1114~ 0~ :S.. ~. iMT ·• .,...,. Ill.; TuffJ don 11, lJ;GI a.m.; 46 p.m.; lemet up winfield ·• · · , ,...;,_ , _ Rood don 11 4:11 a. 1:15 am.; llerrlli tin WI&1 11 lltata doiiD • 1. Ul.. _... m.; Jim IJoualaDd doiiD 31, J:- lllld l :lt a.m. I' , down U, 1:-~; Crall 110 Ul.; llobori'W. 1M....... ---Gillp I'M!Il•P• ClalllpoU. M. up 11,1::110. am~':sa, 1:10 a.m.; A. J. PJI!Iell ror liNn lltall lie • 11.1, Zll.t, r1IIIDIDC • fill .. daft 11 l-It im.; Jell«- don Melclahl 4:t5 p.m. tho rollen, Pomeroy-~ 11.· - up 17 i:Ji· a.m.; tfa_u-1 ,._,......._ ""-'--' H••• Point ol - · _. proopaiiJl h Pleuonl lUll• Blotan - 17, 1'1·10 ... • uuwu , p.m.,• A• E. """· ~~- up-,.... 11 p.m · --......... Andrew C:alhouD l'laot llbll 1leW 1111 lndt, ood ~. Kanawlut Ftlla-1... up 17, 4:11 a.m.; Cbarltt Sin· t-to ., . Altoo Zeph 1M _ . 6all Jive lla Ja. Olarlaloo 11.72. 110111- 1n1011 up 11, 1:25 _jl.a.; ,locab =~~~~· 2·35 : ·: ·:. IndJaa ....: - . ud 1lle - · Island Dam IU, !2.S, 0, dolrn d , 4: 21"1t.m.; (JYEC 1·10 a.m. · Richard' Maloy d~ Pvl .... ..W; ... I Will If feet. Dam · .._ ~ •··- ' ·~· of •1 3 ~loOIIdoo MmDet up •• '"• 1'-- a.m.; ,,....... 1:10 •.m.;., lnd down 1:116 a.m.; .... ~rtJQat h llet, up a, 7:25 a.m.; I. II. Jena Blnco up 7·10 am JIMIIIo te ,_.. W.p. feat . Wlafleld Dam I up 11, 4:30 a.m.; q.i. ~·· . . , . - ZododU I:IJ. I . port up It, 1:• a.lll.;•'l_ Pea7 laaaN Blver - Uttle Ed- No workl settlement that --· Downey up %1, 1:11 a.m.; zlm. ward up Laad111 1:50 a.m.; 1..- foniJ nations onl7 a place mer down :a, • a.m. ; Ph1llp na Shearer cknm London S: 110 rellel mils wlll provide the Oldo Blver - Z..O l'ea!lly(. Sporn doWII D, 't:4ii p.m.; Jolin a.m.; Beavor IDd Saudy down for a just and durable peace. ,...,.. down 12, 1:10 a.m.; ln·) J. Rowe doWII Zl, 4:10-a.m.; Marmet 5:30 a.m.; Jerry Jlos. WiUiam 0. Douglas. B. be one of the fullllieot peno1111 in 1P 14, f:JI p etp' oap lA, l :fl .J!Ll .,... . show business. Actually, she Is r Horaee MeElhlpny; At Work , It, 1J:20 up -••! .s.r... Man McElhinney is . . .... 25c O'FF ,.1(. With f!Ut·~· ••• eo.- 'falid - llll. ~111. -, . '" After 2(;! Years IY BIULAH B. ~ONES genial manager of the ~~~~~~~'[I ¥:~~~t~ .McElhinny, the Coca Cola Bottling Company, bas yell'l of service aa a "coke" man. better known aa "Mack" by bls eo-work· career with the cpmpany in 1987 when waa manager. over the mans11- =---~-------: ~t~in 1167 upon the of grenclpaNDta, wblcb !ill addJ•II Roush. '1'11!1 Mid- up lo keeping them yoong. ~}><anch II!I'VIC!!I Meigs, Mr. McElhinny enjoys hI Va. 8Dd Glllia cOIJI>. wile's bobby of keeping a , ord o! every child abe ha ~~-~:born~ end reared taught through the yean p 13 the son of that fills quite a few books! and Mrs. Homer They ore known for their apd wffh his wile, eroslty which· eceoun!a for Sidle Warner, re- number of dogs and ~!nsll ,.,.,. o.. ortglnal McE\h!Jmy "dropped" at their gate fjlol\iu! on Leading Creek 1'11/ll!ine from hounds, c:oJl1ea - i just SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ONE PRIQ As Advertised plain, dawgs., 11 He WD8 presented a 25 year 1 So now, the famillar gte!ID II · pln, .aL l COIDJJIIIIY dlnntr last 18Dd yellow uniforms · be Y~-~~ sometblng of his ' traded for lel!ure dre.. 8Dd 1 flv~bobby, the boys 1t the little time for relaxation. him wffh a 81ft hisWhen asked If he would ~·II it e · .a tedreeL. work, Mack replld, "I '· ·' ·!lit' , ··· ·lhinny 13 active. In 1 ter these many years thole cokr! II ·" ' t of Pythias Lodge and 1 eases iOt pretty heavy, 1 n ~ in oast Full Rib Half Full Loin Half I 1 ·'iitiimber of the Masonic tho.. ~ down the river · 'Iii He has Saturday evenings after 12 mid· ·· • at tile Brad- , night get lo be longer 8Dd \mig· II PT4 8Dd other er. where his wife AD In all, the past 211 (or many years. have been good years and Mr. plana the cou· McElhinny is gratetdl lo all ._. -~ui;;g about traveling the dealers and patrons f o · .J relatlvo in Flor· their Joys! cooperation, He Eaat coast. Also pressed the hope for tbtb·e:n~: a trip 1o Canada to good wiU to the new m nephew, a professor Richard D. Fink. JJ'!\I•veis!ty of Manitobla. gardenklg. A bou· onc1 a "men" of from the McEI: Year' II II Market Report ·~: their II a real treat. ~1 nieces 8Dd CINCINNATI (UP!) - '-•••' II · tnow two girl! stock ' • ' a third Jet Cat~e '100, calves 250; slough· flk--"-'---- ter steera : mostly steady 'i!uro/ed pointed grape- Mond•y'l 50 lower cllliJe on remove soft cook· der 1150 lb, '15-1.00 lower ihe1r shells, heavier welghta, heifero steady, cows fully steady, Cook ·elleese and cheese d!ah- weak to 50 lower; prime 1018 lb es ~ 1)owlY. Fast or high s~aughter steera 24, average tem~a~ cooking makes hlf!h choice near 1200 lh 22.50, c-lodih and rubbery. low to average cboice 1100-1050 .d'l( lb 22-22..50, good 1100-1100 lb 21· ;'~ ·' ,,· ' wer cap pinned to 21.75, good to low choice t25Q. the ,;· ~ ·~ · your shower cur- jl39S lb 21.50, standard under ta!n " lll! Jilllllall plastic clothes 1100 lb 17.75-19; cbolce 750-900 ~-,;')Jtl' lb helfero 21-22, good tll-20.50, J/JA~(~'· utUity and standard 18-17, utili.<f•'a)lbl!er foam upholstery ty slid commercial coWl! 12.50wltlf!Qip.:•~ wa!er ODIY. Most 14; uUIJty and commercial bulls cll!allllf::iJul(ls will deteriorate 17-19; vealera steady; choice 32, rubbel':•· , '· 38, IndiVIdual 40, &ood 27-32, II ~ \st . 1 ' ; \ _- SH.RIMP Whole Pork Loin -..,...,---- 4Sc lb. 31 TO 42 COIJNT 7-RIB END $J.B9 I lb.43c PORK CHOPS; f;~;;R lb. 79( Center Sliced Ham _ 89c HAM . -· " ~H= ~~~F lb.49c FRESH Pork Roast •. 39c -' Pork Steak 45c c Smoked Spare Ribs 39c Beef Rib Steaks •. 89c Beef Short Ribs "'· 35c BEEF RIB ROAST ~~. Butt ,, "'· ~~~~Lon _ _ _ "'· SLICED lb. 33c ~~. ~::__ 400 BANQUET CANNED ROYAL BRAND Pork Sausage EXTRA PLAID STAMPS Chicken J ~t~~.79c ·:cud.. '< . Cooked- Whole 31-lb. CAN MARVEL BUTTERSCOTCH MARBLE ll·3 Ice Cream . J•na P'.rk•r Pate's Carmel Corn ~o~c_h-_.- 10c · ~ •. ~. S9c Twin Packs Stotler 3 s1 Napkins - - - 0'•1Sc - - ~::·SSe Salad Dressing ---1•• 45c Cookies 25 for ANN PAGE ANN PAGE qt. - JANE PARKER 4pk••·19c Potato Chips -~ANN PAGI ,.Tea ols,. uayS ' I' " ' l lqNA BRAND ---._gLima Beans ...... I ·- ' ,, '. '• .. .' ,. loot•of.S9t 11b. 9oz.con 29c: · ' 22oa. 2~ Pi.e . ' STAINLESS STEEL-bg, $1.45, Sau 46c • •· ·-~·! WESTERN GOLDEN or RED. .,IELI :lOUt -\ ' • MORTON-COCONUT Custard Pie 2·~~.:.L 29c Gillette Blades 49C " pkg. •,· ' l·lb. box Pork &Beans · '0Uit OWN IRAND-16 BAGS FREE ;.- • ANN PAGE Butter \ 79( ' i . ..: 1 odora. Hogs 2700; barrows and glltl from potatoes unevenly steady to 25 higher, sows 200-220 lb barrows 8Dd gilts 1$.50, 213 lb 15.7$, 1-3 191). : CGJt;-.!\l!l'll:' on a glue bottle .230 lb 15.111-15.35, ~ 230-260 lb Wlth';~llljelly to prevent 14 .50-1~.10, 260-290 lb 14-14.61; 1~1 frOIII .~ck~.. · 300-3110 lb sows 12.25. 12.75, :•. ',.; .,. •' lb !1.7S.t2.25, ~ 400-575 ~~·~· c~\)anut In an b 10.75·11.75, No. 3 over 600 lb o · _ IO)~e\~ lh~U easier. 10.20-10.50; boars steady, most. l\i<·~· ly 9.25, 2.'10·260 lb 9.50-10.'11 · ~· l!&~~drlnl!'· II .Ideal for Sheep 250; slaughter wooled walfi'~~ f!'!DII· lamba IDd ewes steady but not ~ ,.'- '•· 'I:'' fully tested; good with lew 1here . .m ·i{lprozlmately cbolce 9&-100 lb wooled lambs 8,000 knOWiloubapecl• and var· 18-II, udllty 17; wooled ewea ielles of 10111. U. ' ~ ,. )NClENT GAG MAN-..comedia~ )job Hope makes like be's Charlton Heslop, •star _· ' of maey ancient RollliO JDDYie e»~e~, u Hope entenailll troop• in Atbewr, Greece!' . : froth ~ · away . '. ...33cLOIN END 15 to 20 COUNT _ _ _ lb. $1.09 standard 23-27. .. . FRISH FROZEN A~)ljj~ 1: absorb Store and '. r NONE ·PRICED HmHER ~ · ·'' '"',., "\, ~~io~ :1~.1.'. ·' ('Il'fl' ·.-:-;;-•.'.'' 1 . ( �._ .... .. . .. - - .·- - · --r------. ----· .....~ .. 1 ...!. ....... _ _ ...... __ . .......... . - - · - ·-·- · .. ' ' I ' • .J~ I I " • • i;:•Delly Sentlnel, Pomeroy.IIJddleport, o. J~ 22, 1964 ·1!-ousinq Bureau Worries !; Closed llllll•g Thursdag. Jan. 23. Preparing Fot- .S ale fl;lousing for Fair-Goers is r. Chief Concern in New York ,, • • • • . NEW YORK (NEA) - The [Just wanders Into the olflce. Most of the call.,., Wl"iters put 4li marching banda. and wanderers are concerned : . Tomorrow It may bfl Girl abrut the possible shortage of ~ problem for the day : where to : ~out troops and reau shares that concern; they want everyone to have reservatJons wen in advance 0 arrival. Private!\• there Is concern In the oth~r direction. New York has some 100.000 trans!· ent rooms; 12,000 new one! have been added in the last four years. And, no matter how suecessful the falr is there is a nagging doubt whether these will ever be filled . There seems to be Uttle que,s.. tion that the fair will be a red hot tourist attraction. Dame) Hickey, president of the New York Hotel Association, predicts mntually 36_ operators will be that hotel business in New York • working to fmd somewhere for will be 2.5 per cent over normal .j ( everybody to sleep . Currently, : only two people sit at . . the ! rows of telephone positions. f, They face a blank wall whe~e t eventually a b~ge board Will Jist hotel va~anc1es. It was one ~ of these ~ o got th~ request ~m Flonda, wondermg where ' the 45 bands would bed down : between marches. '! The request would go into one . oi _1;Jle bureau's " broadcasts"- ! p e$flers sent this summer. He cites the convention schedule as proof. In 1963, conventions shunned New York becau~e they knew they would be here In •64 . Hickey says that major conventions will use New York this coming year _ from huge ones like the Elks Shrlners and American Medi~al Association to small ones like the American Accordion Associa.. to the 380 hotels lion and Tbe Building Stone In- ' who bave registered With lt. stitute There are manv alrea· booked 1..- the '65 iair sea! !'hi~ group~ have asked ar son, including the Veterans of • tiousmg a~1~tance ; t~e hotels Foreign Wars, Junior Kiwanis turn solicit the busmess and and catholic War Veterans. t the bureau checks to make sure But even this iTilux _ plus fTh~ perindicals tell the hotels dy '1n 1everybody Is happy. , A typical broadcast !norms ; ~ hote!B about Boy S co u I ~ troops from Rochester, Wash- such tours a• a 10,000-persoo group from Boston led by Cardina! Cushing, which will 11se · lngton, Raleigh~ Binghampton, and Baltimore; Girl Scouts from , Jacksonvile, S h r e w s b u ry Mass., and Barre, Vt.; school groups from Remsen, N. Y., Lafayette, La., Hazel Green, tax New York's homdng caps- two ships as hotels - Value ~s!ooally, oc· jfore Our ALL-IN·ONE 9Bc VA.LUE 59c VALUE HAIR BRUSH Sale Price 33c SA.LE PRICE $1.00 ..... ~· ,., • .,.., additional $1.7 million to oper- The death toll has been heavy in r~nt yearh from methane poisoning during mining opera· The oIf1ce, 1oca ted 1n th e 1n- emissir.n of methane gaS dur· ing mining operations." tions cut back. by $2.35,000 because of '· "' the termmation of a number of 1 ~· ...At the same time, the Fed- reseatch projects. However, the ;-11'81 Bureau of Minea submitted bureau asked for an additional Half Price $peciall ARVIN METAL REFRIGERATOR IRONING BOARD SET Set contains 6 assorted C'O· lor and size containers for refrigerator or freezer. 3 round, 2 shallow and one deep .style. $1.29 Strong, aU metal with tubular legs and ventilated top. F~nger tip height adjustmPnt allows you to have top at the heigh~ of your choice. ' Two tone ena· meled finish . $3 ' OO Rtt. $6.00 Voluo LIMIT ONE ~.800, a net increase of $14,898,000 "The probable commercial \· ov.er the current year. 'lbe prOduct.lon of oil from athabaa. ~ bureau said the money was can tar sands of Canada and the • necessary for increased coal intenM! Interest of U. S. indus· 1964" on June 30. Research Figures request provided ~,uuu for the start oncy $3.00 $) '!lr Genuine "CANNON" , nationally adVef.. Nurs~ng tised se-am1es.s mesh ny1on bose wUll looped toe ln popular shadeJ. A perted fit every time. TAke advantage ot illli unusual and outstanding valuer BoHies Cofplete nurser unit: Jn. elude& Sure Seal twin air valve niPple, Sure grip no-sUp cap and disc, and 8 ounce wide mouth bot· tie for eaS)' flllin&. Buy I Poir-1 Polr Fr" VA.LUI $J.91 _ _ __ $1.50 VoiiHI 6 for WIRE RECORD RA.CK, $2.00 Voluo - -- · -· SA..L'E PRICE $1.00 Solo 2 for $1.00 ' INSULATED 4 PCE. METAL IOoz. MUGS CANISTER SET Large 10 ounee Beautiful sparkling a 0 0 w l!mlhlted.mup for etther white enamel metal contain· hot or cold dnuks. era with solid color tops and Assorted pastel color large rose and floral deeat l.mers, crysa..u cu:ar ,.. ;;ide. ,,, handiP & ouh•r l'ontainPr $1 ,79 Solo Reg. $1.80 Votue $, Value _ Price · kl• Price _ for ., •••• BASKETWEAVE Lorge Hydro-Wick ' 'POLY · CEREAL BOWL STOOL PLANTERS Tbill .turdy bowl 11 perfeet for cer~al. salads, ete .• ""·, • Smooth 1CuU pt:oof. material . will not chip nr. dent. A55orted co- The handiest Jittle stool yog :, Large eye catehing planter ever saw. Ltgbt w"1gbt an~ ' ·' usorted attract1ve colon attractive, lacqueree<d:..~::~~~.:;;. witb gold finish top rim. al finish. Sturdily cc By 1ro wick m plaster ed lor durabWI)'. regulates the moisture and Insulates the soil. $2 val A $2.00 VALU• Solo Prk•- $) 00 ~!;._$).00 Volvo~~- production of oil from We81ern oil shales and tar sand deposits warrant a study'" the bureau 9c 1 lb, bsg signed responsibilities for the production, conservation and distribution of helium. of five Five private plants priXiucing research projects in fis- helium are expecfed to be in continuous production during . fiscal 1965. These plants were Its mception In 1962, the financed and built by four com- said, it has been able to panies which have 22-year conthe Interest of out- tracts under which the govern· research organizations ment purchases bellum for con- whom previously bed aervation. · In the lield of coal Rust proof, noiseless, san· ltary, odorless and stain resistant. Will not mar furniture. t;,arge 24 qt. capacity •wlth -built-Jn I.OIIP .. tray at one end. Asaorted 7·1NCH WHITE CHINA PLATES ___ . SALE PRICE 2 for 25e The same sparkling glazed finish whiteware to match the St. Denis cups and saucers. Actual size 9¥4 inches. 50c Value. pbtel 'ei!IDr.o. 5-IN-1 A.LUMINUM COMBINA.TION PAN SET Solo Prlco $2.00 Sole Prlc• · $44 1 ·. · .A $2,95\(!!uo, ,, Men's Long Sleeve Sport Shirts _ Y2 Price l Price Sizes S, M, L and XL. Most of these are wash n' wear. Some have 2 pockets. Wait until you see the name on these Shirts. Reg. 2.98 to 5.98 -·- ·· · On Sala 1.49 to 2.99 SUIT Odd Lot Men's Wool Shirts All wools In both Ivy and Regular models. A good Longs. Reg. Price 45:00 amazin& price of h Price Just 11 few in lot Reg. price 5.98 to 12.98 to 6.49 til 75.00 now cgoing atthe .. ~- ·· Men's Work Jackets. On SaJe 2.99 .. · ·' , Off J\ fairly i<UlP r"i of J'1es ond coloro - Ret:. 5.98 to 7.gs....:o,. f-Ie 3:99 to Uf Twills, Denlms and Whipcqrds. Men.'s Winter Jackets & Co•ts __ h Price $22.50 to $37.50 Small Charge for Alterations Both long and short styles in wool& and insulated . Reg . 12.98 to 29.50 - On Sole 6.49 to 14.75 , " .. Men's Flannel Shirts '__ _ __ h Price ahe~:~d . YOUR CHOICE ~~• ___4 for 39c-49c V•lue $) OO loH A!'ery g9o~ n"1Jli!" in 'blouses. Sizes 30 to 38. Thls you must see in both roll up and long sleeves. Reg. 3.98 to 5!88. On Sale 2.66 to 3.99 LADIES HOODEO - . - ! Price Sweat Shirts A'real nice buy at 2.00. Reg. Price 4.00 Ladies Cotton Slacks-! Price These match the Sweat Shirts above. Reg. Price 3.50 now just $1.75 Men's Swe•ters h Price Y2 Price Just a few in lot. Reg. 3.98 to 4.98--Now 1.99 to 2.49 % Price Men's Long Sleeve Knit Shirts _ A nice ~n of sizes. Re&. 4.98 to 6.98--0n Sale 2.49 to 3.49 Odd Lot Men's Jewelry SOc Values to 5.00 (when we say odd we mean it) but it is well worth DOc , If. fairly good run of sizes.and -colors. 29.50 to 37.50 On Sale $14.75 fo $1 8.75 Men's Hooded Sweat Shirts V3 Off Both single and double thiC'kness. Reg, 2.98 to 4.98 - On Sole 2.00 to 3.32 - Ladies Skirts -- !off • Just a few in lot. Reg. 9.98 to 12.98 On Sale 6.66 ·t e 8.66. More Men's & Boys' Bargains Mens Robes - - - - l off Small, Medium, Large and Extra Lar.ge. Reg. 7.98 to 16.98. Most o( them are washable. On Sale 5.32 lo 11 .32 V3 Off Men's Crew Neck Sweat Shirts _ Now lust 1.32 . Socks - - - • • 4 pr. '1.00 If first quality would sell much hlgher. Men's Insulated Rubber Boots on rur• or $3.88 A nice run ot sires. Just riiht for that cold and sloppy lt'l'aWhlnt ol wood or rtu.yl 000r1. 6e1t b... 11" a 11• weather ahead . x 10'' hllb bacll. lleiiht o . ., . aU !S". Colon Sandalwo«HH. to MENS BLAZER STRIPE Reg. priC'e 1.98 - tuf£ed deJ1p. Tubular lep wltb .ildJni sUde• th11\ pu- · ~;:t,tch.lnr - - -- These you must see at 7.32 to 8.66. Reg. Price 10.98 12.98. Sizes 10 to 16 Men's Pajamas New. cOptempouey .tyltnl tor any room In lhc houH or oui on 'he patio or PQreh . Jdul for oUice, re<"eption room.. m . Pol' . propylene enlt'aYed vent Ladies Blouses Ladies Wool Slacks--- ! off Rt'g. 4.98. Both Slipover and Cardig·a n Styles. fte.g. price 8.98 to 18.98. A real rood buy at 4.49 to 8.49 Contour Chairs Take your choice of these han· dy kitchen tooLs, all with white handles and steel blades. Strain· er, spoons, turners, or potato masher . Choice of 6 items• Both Insulated and De~e Lons. Reg. 8 .98 to 26.50 Od Sale 4.49 to 13.25 Now lut1 3.32 There Is still plenty of cold . weather of soft, liKht weJght shredded Nopcofoam. 14eol KITCHEN TOOLS Ladies Jackets ~ --• • -l Price ~ · ~--~~~----------~ BABY BATH BARGAINS FOR THE LADIES, TOO ! Values to $1.50. Both clip on and lie your own styles. for stuffing toys, pillows, chairs, dolls, etc. $l.!SB value. 24 Qt. Poly · St. DMis WHITE CHtNA CUP$, 45c: Velua, S•l• Price 3 for ~c Large 10 ounce "man size" white cof!ee cups with comfortable euy grip handles. · St. Denlt WHITE CHINA SAUCERS __ SA.LE P.RICE 3 for 25c Extremely attractive both in appearance and price. 45c Value. Men's Ties ~,.-,.---...,...,-- 3 for $1.00 ' Men's Winter Weight Work Pants _ V3 Off · millioo in borrowing authority to en•ble it to carry ool its as- Small Charge for Alteration Regular, medium and heavy weight. Reg . price 2.98 to 4.98 - On S•t• 1.49 to 2.49 said It asked •• lncrea•e of $14 $2.49 to $2.99 Small Charge for Alteration . Magnificent oval pearlized, detachable traYs with bullt·in handles. Size 2lxUi inches. Lustrous brass legs fold away for eaay stot•age. Assorted color trays. The most attractive TV tabll! ever offered at BUfh a low price. l·LB. BAG SHREDDID FOII,M ______ SA.LI PRICE 2 for $1.00 Giant have to see at $3.99 to $7.49 "SUNBURST" TV SNACK TA.BLI, $2.00 Voluo, Sole Price $1.00 ~ 19c BY MRS. ALPHA BARR A very good name in pants. Both Ivy and belt loop styles. Sizes 28 to 40. Reg. 4.98 to 5.98. Tbls you'll Included are rayon blends and all wool fl anne ls. Sizes 29 to 50. Reg. 7.98 to 14.98, now only selection of sizes and colors. Regs., shorts and Society Notes Men's Ivy League Wash PANTS - - - ~ ! PRICE Men's Dress Slacks ! PRICE One of our big sale apecials! Beautiful pastel color base wfih clear, transparent top. Clean, odorless llnd washablt' . Advertised in LIFE. ' BON-AMI SPRA.Y A.tR FRESHENER Sale Prico 3 for $1.00 Get rid of stale or offensive o4ors with this large 7 ounce ipraJ ~ can of pleasantly scented air freshener. Available in your choice of Spice or Lavender. $1.77 Value. b10 METI\L PICTURI FRII,ME ____ SALE PRICE 2 tor $1.00 Dainty gold frame that wiJl not ~arnish. Metal hinged easel back allows use either vertical or horizontaL $1.38 Value. 52x70 Flonnol Bock Plootlc TA.BLE COVER Solo Price $1.44.' Flannel back plastic cloth in beautiful assorted . designs. TheSIJ;. bave a nice "feel'' to them and last longer. Do not confuse with regular MxM size. Large 52x70 size. A 2.98 value. $J.d& 6 their soruJ, even sons their fath· ers. Such violence was trig· POLYETHLYNE BUnER DISH, 25c Voluo __ SA.LE PRICE 9c $).00 pkg • . ., 8 Pri~•- that earlier strife. And too is gooe by force of arms. e Langsville This ' lightweight beavy duty giant basket can 't break, chip ~~ dent .. Rust proof, washable and sanitary, Permanent non fade colots, $2.00 Value! Boilable, water-proof, Stays soft. ReinfnrPPd bar tacked se·ams. Od· or resistant. Non· $2.00 toxic plastic for Value lastlng wear. An~ · other Y.J price special. Tremendous Bargains for .Men & Boys. (Oh yes, So me real good buys for you Ladies, tool. This is the . Sale you have been waiting for, injustices even yet remaining Lee, howev:"" is buried at Lexln«tqq, Va., where he lived oot his IUe ~· president ol VirginIa Military lnstlr.te following Appomatlox. The deep tragedies of t h Civil Wtu: were born of brothers k!Uing brolhers, fathers 44-QT. POLYETHLYNE WA.STE BASKET . SALE PRICE $1.QP' BABY PANTS Its slope, Washington D. idly by the milliona of AmeriC., where · In the gathering cans who have made the pHclouds of r;lvil strife declined grlmage )0 the Custili-Lee Mancommand ctf Unioo Armies slon since its restoration. c... then ~nbonl (early 1861). Burial· of the late President In this tft!inslon oo AprU 20, In the shades of this shrine ln1861, Le, wi"ote his resignation evitably will add to ita attrac· from .the U. S. Army - which lion for the American People. he greatly loved - &nd t h e , A1J Lee embodies for Amerihouse later was confiscated by cans today all that was fine In the United Slstes. Tbe U. S. Arislocracy of the Sooth ~ S~preltlll Coljrt restored II to · way of life gone by force of / •.-tlfe le~al heir, the grandson of :... so tbe late Mr. Kennethe bUilder, and he sold It to for milny Americans, sym· the government In 1883 expecta progressive America lng It, as It ·did, to become a to ease tbe human national shrine. Handsome brass plated wire jrecord rack wUh ball fe.et to pr.. teet furniture . Handy inde¥ ' guide on side markinz areas for . popular, cLassical and other type re cord~:~. Will bold 60 records plus two albums. $]'OO SALE 3 DAYS ONLY -FRI., SAT., IAON., JAN. 24- 25- 27 November, 1963, '· Part of the American herJ. Prooldent, .lobn !age Is the recullectlon of this was buried upoo tragedy. and it is recaUed vlv· I Ideal for home or tTavel. Fdl'dr Into eomp.o.ct unit to fit in draw.l er or suitcase. Plastic coated "metal arms and cliP5 to prot~~ your lingerie, hosiery, etc. Your choice of colors. $2.00 Value, i reSI!arch, oil shale development try in the possible commercial . Solo • days more than .157 years ago Jan. 19, 1807, R~~~~~ E. Lee, leMendary general of the Confederate A was born at Stratford Hall, Va. In 1831 he mar· ~-Ag n nn, Randolph Custis at the Custis-Lee Man01 Va. "' 1 was built by rg:.tJ=~~~';; Parke Cus- gered by the question, 'jShaU or g Martha Wash· shall not slavery continue?" I I POLY COA.TED METAL FOLDtNtl DRYER C!WTent appropriation , r• '·Jiscal 1965 request of $61,332,- $200.000 for oil shale research. of a Birthday, an at a Shrine S~AMLESS MESH NYLONS duction problems caused by the lerior Department, submitted a · , Jiu48e< request o1 $6,836 1100 for Cuts Anthracite the' 12 months starting J~ly l, 8 Th~ bureau said the an; ~tn $i,761,DIXI more than . its thrac1te ,coal program would be , ~ beUum rjjstributlon. . , ' 4Jdortalcoal office satd tts ad· ,· fUnds were necessary the continued funding of ~ ~:::·~:. research projects alt under way or which will under way by 1he end of UTILITY TABLE ,; • start a well-balanced program aimed at overcoming the pro- year. . 200 pieces of quality •.vhtte stationery in each psC'kage - 130 sheets and 70 envelopes, And you get TWO .,f these for just one dollar! \ 10 PIECE WASHINGTON (UP[) - Tbe """' roal research program "to n~ I 11.58 VALUe Coal Research Agency is Asking Additional $1.7M · ate PAIR KEROSENE LAMPS won't Office of Coal Research, the .,vernment agency that bas . worked to put the coal Indus· · tty back on its feet financiaJly . ~ked Congress today for an '-'• $) 00 CANNON toughest 1 ... , • •• GEN. ROBERT E. LEE $2.00 Voluo Prloo METAL Stationery _ Sale Price 2 for $1.00 A real value combination. Large poly drain board tray plus draining rack, All for this special low price o( one dollar! jiffy. 44( ' n.oo Volvo _ f 79c VA.LUE 200 COUNT I PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M. Decorative and usefll.l patr of . old . fash•on kerosene lam 1 Built _m . "'!lectrJc outlet and shioJn brau finiab b P : cord Jt 1s 1deal for pmwrs, asee toasters and .other small Ill" and erruJes. Spartune pliances. Compact shelt d• d.&a mood abape ~ut sign for maximum storage. glass_ fuel contarners All steel with baked ,. enamel finish and clear glau chimneys. $2.00 Vol 11, IS.CO VALUE Handy 11-quart polyethelene water pail that will not rust, dt>nt, warp or crack. Sturdy metal handle . meta] clip&. Holds up to six skirts ·In neat tiers preventing wrinkling and damage. $2.00 Value. DOORS OPEN DY~D· - ----::==---- [ Water Pail _ _ _ Sale Price 38c Bright fini~h. all metal skirt rack with strong ( D •MOP Don't be mJSled •olo P~ ... Burn proof 100% glass fibre, 54 iDch SAF-T· PAD and sCorch proof silicone cover. Soft cushlony pad prevents buttons , buckles, and zippers from breaking. Iron easier and !aster at low temperatures. Jl.QT. POLY • ~I Nylon; by reportl fr,.m a . 100% dull mep· heod :istant locale. Easy to with strong coiJ ateeJ apnne read and decorative. Com· for attaehine wood band!.. plete Wlth aluminum bane· Easy to 'Na&h aDd clr:te1 ill a era. Sale Price 29c $2.00 VA.LUE Pad and Cover Set _ Sale ~ for $1 Multi Skirt Rack Sale Price 2 for $1 Dish Rack & Drainboard _ $).00 BURN BROOF IRON BOA.RD Profe88ional style hair brush with pure nylon bristles set securely with rust resis tant wirf'. Gracefuul curved plastic handles in pink, blue or clear. $2.00 VA.LUE Oultlclc Window Thermometer Top quality j'Nifty" loose leaf filler. Side punch . 5 hole 101h:x8 inches. A generous 180 sheets in each package. Limit 3 paks. Neat plastic front with snap closure. Snap and zipper change sections. Pho1o and identifies· tion windows and a mirror . NYLON BRISTLE Rog. 2 $1.58 V1lut for Pomeroy, 0. • in 100% fine cotton fabrlc1 with packet and blndln& ' trim. Filler Paper LADIES WALLET _ Sale Price 47c r~e hardest day to IIQd • from someone who room. ' ' Dainty hO:stes.t aprons in a large variety of styles and c;olors, checks, floralJ, etc .• To show you we mean business on this sale, we wi11 sell a Dol· lar Bi11 to the first 100 adult customers for 79c. (Pllrchase required., (Limit 1.) : fraternal groups, senior ciUzen day to register," he says. " Peoaroups and various others. ple travel on weekends and ·Besides phone calls, the in· ,arrive on Monday. They gen· . 'IDrmat1on comes from the ;t..'l'aily leave on a Thursday or inaii - at the moment 500 1 Friday So Tuesday has t h e • s~.eb requests a week from fewest checkouts and is . there- ; Ulill'viduals and groups and, conON APRONS DOLLAR BILLS 79C 11.00 Prlco Fitzsimons of the bureau makes only one recommends· Uon : try not to arrive on a the . '\ IJ ; • Friday .. ·· • Sat"'rday ctty. Tuesday. Ala., Bualo and Utile Rock: "Tuesday is • Semi - Anr.ual· ••' .~• Thur$day ':' · day herds of Odd Fello.... But full swing. Publicly, the bll• toda~ it 's the 45 Florida hlch ' schwl bands which will appear at that state's pavilion at the • World 's Fair this summer. : The problf'm is dumped In · the well-prepared laps of Alex T. Fitzsimons , John Potter and thelr staff at the New York · World 's Fair ~usin~ Bureau. . Even though It IS stdl some ~ m~ths un~l the fi~st fair flurry , , thiS orgamzalion lS open for ; business, and has been ror al· ; most 8 year· ~· Nerve cent_er for _the _bureau .t is a room Ln Radio City (30 ~ Rockefeller Plaza), where i . ' next hotel space when the fair is in the ·bAYSf ••• , . . . . Mens Hose · - llc Limit 6 per customer. If first quality would tiell much Coral an4 Aqua. Odd Lot Men's Hats ......,.----~ $3.00 hi: .'::cz:Sh~e::.r- - - - - - - - - - . , - - - Just a few ln lot. Values to 10.00. OOD LOT BOYS Extra large 12 quart capacity dish ~an of 22 gaug~ ai'Uminum. Hole for hanging when not in w;e. Size 15 x: 5% ln. ~.00 Value. Men's White Handkerchiefs _ _ _ Be 3-PIECE ALUMINUM SA.UCE PA.N SET . SA.U PRICE $2-00 Suits & Sport Coats • • ! Price "Umlt 12 per customer. The pan set with many uses! Cool beat-proof bakelite knob ami handles. 2 qt. inset has heatproof bakelite s,lde handles. Flame guard. Cover fits both. Bottom paru capacity, 3 qts. 12.0T. ALUMINUM DISH PAN . SALE PRICI $1 .00 Set of three aluminum sauce pans. Modern , tapered shape with smooth heat-proof bakelite handles with hole for .h.ngina:. Large sturdy bead11. Flame guard . $3.00 Value. META.L BREA.D BOX, $2.00 Voluo . al~det S•le 63c SA.LE PRICE 11.00 SALI PRICE $1.00 · Gil\"tte''.ijalnleu •teel razor · it's bird to believe how can get from each of Solid color tray and ton with mow white cover and rose decal to match bread box and canister set on this page. Snap lock springs securely hold!! cnver in place. Carryinr twandle on lid . t!ia"- ·wlth eaoh bltdel Wo OU<et, illlellt Jo~ .J"'lcel 8!1< Jlal. Beautiful sr.ow white enamel bread box wlt.h solid coiOI!" hinged top and large rose and nora! decal on side. META.L CAKE SA.FE, S1.79 Voluo Vt-GI\L. ROUND CONTAINER Large container with secure closing lid. Semi-transparent body With colored Jids. 4" biih with 6%" diam . lid . 58c Value. SALI PRICE Sl.OD f·lnch he N' T•ke Aluminum PIE PAN High, clear styrene cover snaps on easily and tecure1y. Juiee catcher rim on pan keeps oven clean. Polished aluminum Pan, size 9 x 2:Y• inches. 11.49 Valu~ SAU Plll=l $1.00 Polystyr.en~ cover is also server trap! Snaps on uCtlrely: for ea1T7ing or storin~ molded J{elatlne. Center eup molded Into pla&tlc .tray for salad dreulnt•. ete. ____ lJA. quart eapaCity. S1.69 Value. · .now ~t this special price SALi PRICE 2 for 39c SEE N' TA.KE ALUM. liNG MOLD .. . . Solo Price " - - - Cocoa Mat, . · . Pro~ your I Sale Price $1 1QD noora "and ruga from I. '!et, dirtJ1.oof> prints with tbeso "&ood quality mats at eacb do« entrance, Thick and ·durable. Sire 20X12 ll>ebet. 'l.G9 Valu~. · ,, .. < Sizes are broken. Reg. 9.98 to 32.95. Now lo 16.48 h Price· Boys' Jackets . RED WOOD CITY, Callf." H~~lc-!: Mateo County ,.. I.i aulltorltles hrye thwanefforlll of a 17-yeaMJid BCbool students who wu to becom'e I ~lfa oti "algna t>l the Sl10e are broken. Ret. 8.9!i to 19 . ~n Solo 4.49 to Ul h Price Boya' Car Coats Card\11'0)'1, wool and nylons. Siz&S 6 to 20. lUll - Orl Solo 4.49 to 9.99 Rea:. 8.98 to h PriCe Boys' Sweaters '' ' Odd Lot lloys' Corduroy Pan~ _ Bta. ue m1 ue - ' ,.,.. 1.99 1.9t to 4.49 ontl .1 M Y.z Price ' BOYS LONG SLEEVE Shirts • -lpric~ Knits, flannels and Broadcloth. Reg. 1.98· to 2.88 011 Sale 1.00 1o 1.49 - Jill! 1 few In lot. Reg, 3.98 to 8.98 - On Solo goln& 4.99 . " 1" Boys Winter Caps -• fpn,CJ !leg. U8 to 2.98. Ou Sale 1.00 1o 1.49' • · -· apvs t3~ oz. Je\lns • • • • "' Sizes 8 to ~· ' p,.s...·. We just received Slllrts-by MlllhatWJ. Butto~ 'fttt. COUar styles. · ' ' ' �---- ,__ • ..... ......... ' •• , • ,. ' i. • . •. • - .. • ' Rock Springs LOCAL AND STATE News Of . Mason County, West Virginia L Society No~ SU!Iday School olterldance for ""-.._ Jan. L9 was 87. The was $24.4:1. . ·- J.u,. Flndt for Defendant, U60 ~ . Mr. and Mrs. Dores •Anmld : and famlly and Frank Sllarlo j were SUnday dinner guest3 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence family. "FREE" TUBE TESTER • l .,~-'·. ' ' I CORNER PEARL AND LOCUST STREETS Check Your Radio & Television TINY'S Tubas Free On Our Tube Taster RCA REPLACEMENT TUBES' In Stock To Repla .. Your lumed Out T.,... r, lt! I I t ' .. Fresl1 Ground;> DUTTON DRUG , CO. -~ • SHOP We reserve the right to limit quantities MIDDLEPORT OHIO ~AN MOTORS fODAY! AS. • ARMOURS SHOWBOAT PORK&BEANS . \LE .00 A N. s 57 OLD$ 300 aile VALUE .BUY SLICED $ cans ' READY TO SERVE SOUPS VEG., VECJ. BEEF, TOMATO, CHICKEN NOODLI .00 Fireside FIG BARS 2 lb. box - REG. 59c VALUE DISCOUNT PRICE REG. $1.00 LADIES HALF & FULL VALUES TO $2.79 LADIES . ~:9 ",.1 ..~ r '· 57 MERCURY 4 Dr. Auto: lrano. onll heoter. Radio HAIR SPRAY Atka-Seltzer SLIPS Better Blouses Look, blg discount price Nestle Hair Spray. - Low low price at your Bonanza store. HUITJ' thil won 't lut long. SPECIALI Reg , 59c Value Discount Price; Alka Seltzer . Save nO\II . Buy several boxes at thf'l low pljee. CLEARANCE VALUES TO $6.95 REG. $3.99 VALUE LADIES CORDUROY Ladies Dresses SURFERS rinal t'leanmce on this group of Ladies' Better W1nter Dres-s- Reg. $3.99 wlue Ladies' Cordu· roy Surlers. Out they go ~ price. B1ack and red. Hurry theM will go fast. Pound . Priced to ,sell. fll.lll. Saw Come in and enter Serta's "EAT WELL-su:gp BhifKR" s Values to Jl<)W. .00 .... t LIBBYS ' TOMATO JUICE full till slip1. -.. M Values to $2 .79 in thia group. All priced for quick sale. We ha ve to move these now. HuttJ get yours now . c ea .33 . FLORIDA s .00 VALUES TO $7.95 LADIES VALUES $4.98 LADIES SWEATERS SKIRTS All regrouped for quic·k sale. Ladies' Better Sweaters priced for quick sale. We h-ave to move these now. Hurrs be here first . Shop early. s .00 VALUES TO $5.91 CLEARANCE VALUES TO $22.95 LADIES ·Indian Blanket BLANKETS COATS .. Reg. $2.99 l"ull Sire First Qual- Ity Indian Blonkell at a low lew dJscount price. .99 Reg. $5.98. $8.98, $4.98- 72Jdl0 Asst. grou:p of Better Blankets priced to clear. See these and save, at your Bonanza store. s .44 Save 'k now, Values to $22.M in this group of Ladies' Better Coats grouped for final clearance. Get your.i now. Save. .00 First Quality Winter Skirtl. ~ duced for clearance, New spring skirts on their way, C. YOUTI now. s .00 REG. $1.99 VALUE - fANCY BOXED PILLOW CASE sm Reg. ~ -00 value First. Qll<lllty B:oxed Pillow Case Sets. Priced to .sell. See Lhese nttw ancl save. ~ .44 M BONUS,BUYI VALUES TO $2.99 CLEARANCE GROUP VALUES TO $2.99 LADIES OXFORD~ VALUES TO 39.: VI-JON .ASST. .· . ' OXFORDS COSME'I'ICS' • Jut long. Out they go. Be here lint. One large group of ChUdren'• Betta Oxfords. Regrouped for quiCk sale. See these now and Save. Better Hats s LIBBYS CATSUP .00 • VALUES TO $3.99 CI,EARANCE LAI!'JI~S . *"-· ~.99 Ladies' S..ddle .o.: fon:la. Save lh nlJW. These won't BUYI ;J Slips. Rayon ~nO cO't\on a REG. $2.99 LARGE Gal. ~~NUS Reg. 1.00 »lips in this f i .~oup ofuLadie~· B \~r a c ' 81. Bag DRINKS . tV REG. $2.25 VALUE NESTLE 4 Dr. St.. Wason. 8 cyUn· der. Radio and heater. A\OTORS OLEO, 1lb. solids LIBBY PORK&_BEANS 14 oz. .00 cans 58 CHEVROLET :f "·· ' METROPOUTAN : I 2l11 SIZE CANS HI C FRUIT . .. Opon ....,. Nile til I PM SLICED' or HALVES LUCKY BUY f '· S I Plymwth 4 Dr. 54 Buick 4 Dr. LIBBY PEACHES · .AMPBELLS BISCUITS 4 Dr. B.T. ~uto. Irani. lla· dio 1111d beater. Power -rlns ond bnkft. I s iALLARD or PILLSBURY FOR THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY . I Dr. Auuto. INDO. Radio and,)looler. A N SIZE • 56 c 300 I down c$ 314oz. Potted Meat ~uSH'S 816 BUYS " .00 . ' s .00 All reduced fO<: qulek sole. Ladles' Better Hall. Out thoy ro. Shop eorly ond Sa,.. .33 Values to 39c iD thia · 1arae group of Better CoJJnetiea. All- sorted group. See these a n 4 •ve. We can - aave you moat]~. t �• ' • \ . • .l • . ... • • I • ' ' • .soan Ruby SOt-s at Mere SOund · Of Ulte President KeimN~v· SEtlJttm' · AI the boslnaq"' !Jfll~ DALLAS (UPI)- JaCk ::I PLAYTHI ucm,.; Ru~y, .sbowbtg th, ~(of sassillatiOD. · ,~ - Officers aUowed the llllf·appojnlld uecntlolllt ilt acCUS8\1 pl1!114enUal 111BMIID Ue Harvey Oswald to, an· II'Wer quet!lont at an tmpromptu preu confere~~~» pt before testtmopy at )ria bcm4 hearing bepn. 1 , He wu aelled to, dMerlbo IIIII / leellnp .men be .,.,.. lblll ..... hiD! bell>!!. ~ 1, - under the Social Security ProJr•m 55 million .t 111em PIID GAME ... ' w..o· ; 9t u;-=..,"i: b;;;;. . I Shifted Load Blamed For Truck Mishap BOWLING fs,~ :-:;. : NOW IN HALF·QUARTS . I Shi H ld ~~:.·:~. ps e Ub p y Navy Soaky cartoll' whlc!~ , ~owny ""*"'"'""-""'~"'""'v.-,_ p: C)::: 4~ I~ BEST COLA BUY c.::~~~ i,.":; Former Sheriff Of Mei• Dies At Age of 92 . •*-"••D ..... ...,.... . ._ C.JzJ L ... A. . . . . . lillp . . . . ..,.,.. ..... JM. !ll. ,.,.. Ground Beef Fresh Ground Meat Loaf I TOI' ...... 1 Work In Social Study Units !IJI!!CiqfJ Jan. 1e nelll' lllJ At. llntic 1111ranoo to tho ea... u a roullnt matter unconnected with 11M! canal '!1'~11- 'l'l1fr made po 111enUon of 11M! QJ14Jna. Sci'"""' and SoThe Pajricia carrying 35 pPJ4 Sc10nces m lillelll@l1tary sengers Qnd ~ crew of 5 Wll =~ !Joard4od, fOIU"Ched and re.;aseol lnv Ill JPPITIIII they said wltile lbt Jllcr' ...-o1ve• ~lllil . ....,,..;,., courses of study, wu .,._...,. IIIII 1101 iJMI'II fetchers. 'fiMo acllvllies •lli&llft, "'l'q!re was qgljllnJ llftllltlll fll aupp~ 1M team' about it," a spokesnum 111lfl. "" Ideas. "Boa~# •F the canal are often BY Mlt:;IIARJ, SIIIIONA . Jourleen Rio Grande CQ!Itae III!Jdenb have j:)een worl<ln~ ln fO!:ial stucly unltll 1l!lller Prill. Cl!arles H. 'NitiM!n ill ~~ltln .. ~(Teaching -*· ""*"· ~ Wll J,ln, l!lrec~.'' Jttty Bevins, Luoowille. Cbatr. The '"'""l"'per J'rolt!CI wu fllid 1U MiPinaa ""' "~aa.. QMe,, ll!f" llf111111l1BRilln fl'ankji" Ii'lml@!'l'; llill .\ri!Otl, atPuncl ))le town '*cine, WOf c!Iairman oj the and Pori Amador In the · """ Ill llle Dpl'J ~ lWP'll """ ~I La , _ Jttlermedialf ~el; I! a orB e U.S. ml!ltary tuiJwritiQ · (.'l)eeck, P.,._.lll, liP 11118ir- they ~ fUIIIWIJ lllfJ1 of tho upper ilfBde d~ ouch fC:Upn. filion. ---, Other particlpanta were: J'rimary - Miss Sharoa AJ. tft, ColumbUf, 111M\; """· · .• -~iltino Napl,., Ria Oronde1 """'* ,,., April ~ Bonanza Trio Won't Show if Segregated I'W!IPip; att111tf, \'lnll>il. ,, Jntermedtate - Mill Carolyn , ~ Miss llesto .'· 0\pl, :,llflone, ., ~-1, flllq ...., Mnl. M 1M .........ela-. '=...!:= ""l4l'llf Dan..:~=~I ._... ... . ' ···........... iJ:In, MI!Artllur. l,' IJOI,LYWOOD (UP!! - ••1." • • '" KISEI ~,QI-IP) '*""bJ'l'flllll0l01 ... ... """'anza" •-'- mulh. ON •1111, flay, also precoded him in dtlth· , He had •ervlll as the sheriff P• Meigs.Counl)l for two 141'1114 In IJ!l! 1920's. Jle 'was fire qj;jef of Pomeroy for a number of ~ars and wu State Fire arshaU fer pvoral years. He Wfl! @ ~wr ll)ember of the Woodmen's Lodge and a mtm. bar of the M,thQdist Chureh. frlfpdB may CJil at lilt MJetal home IQIY lime. •Is• : A·, N•~ I., Gllmgre 417 444 ~:,".~ 35! ~- 1111•11 ' Leaf .\pP'-• G,h•rry, W4kY MAl. W• Lost 8 1740 ,.._ ft 1 or·"" · Glllile Ford N, Tnflllll M. Wisecup L. lllallt f. Dlrtl Pictured in ::>. Ollrk, tn. lllndenl who Is President pi lhe Ohio Bap. Yooth FelloWilhl~. . pJIOio """"' him "'llllhl new olllcltl'll. aiJd IIJIOth. him 11 lu~. 'nle II I larct p-oup ~- mllfl Dtys • rs more than ever ii !Mit', · '"*' lhlwi!JGruvllle. ~ t&-11, Ia &mdey, J~ J-t Deter and Prelldtnt ~cy 11pied the . . . lt'IIN JWtlN! . 1111 lilpllll _Yaulb Fllk>w· ICE .... ' . the Meia.s~Mason ·. •.. .,. .~ Yltal. 27~ 69e .Sliced Cheese . . . . ... . 2~ 61 " c~m;b;n~;·s;up4 ~:~ j. Krogw FrMit 49~ WhiteBread ~~over l'vlly 8piJ(NI Dinner Rolls . . . .-.. . . .:. . 7 ·Presenes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v•.., 2 ;; 59,.'t Durlcan Hill• Y.tlaw, White, o.vlle ,_. CAKE MIXES Peanut BuHer _. . . . . . .: ~·69¢ ......., ,......_. Pepsodent ...... . .. ~ ..:b~494 .. ' _. . . . 6 ':,;;,~: . • I· ' ' 2 ··~ ,'l;_t 11k area's MEDIUM . •· 89c . . . • • Tlrlrift¥' 1.....- "-rio-. PirMnto, SwiM Irick Qav.r .; .. 99c 1\rifl, . . . . . Facial Tissue . . . . . . . . . . .. ~--·15~ btHy . '~·illY .. .. . .. •· SSe ,.,... Country Citllt ...... ftltvon L\lnch Meat·-·····. ··--· '!: 3·94 •......,. ,..ch, ll•••l'fY· llactk ! ., '!" . llrgaln Super . DIICOUnt Food Mkt. .. ,· Kandu Bleoch ·. ·. .81tcuits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 ~:7CX . ' .. Bfll • ht StCif SUPER DISCOUNT •ooc1 Markltt Tail.less T-Bone ....... ,...... ""''"' .... .. • $1.09 Boneless Cube Steak .. .. ·.....~, · ... 99c ... • ..99c Rib Steak . ......... • . , 1rottr Holnaat;>11., lutannnk The· Daily Sentinel ~· .,... It ID8ke ~ed ..,.. 'lbe tmll 4MI!rlhed, ~ttract.1 ~ In Ja"'".:.., btl 775 youth Ill Dayton, will ,...,.. -~.I l'IDYember 29-""'mher 1, ,8,; CoH•--~···. . . . . . . ~ . . . . . Fruit :Jtl.~ and j~il"!! and oaols f<Jf I!JitiiiHIIPII t~ In !ha IJIIIot .t .,.,. . • Amer·liW~lnlfl'~~·;1;740;:.~;;~;:;~~~ IU o lb. lb. ' News~azine Trac~. I Ill. $, ,41 Spll..ht ..... 255 New OpM '1 lb. ..., 300 ~ Bran4 eoui'IIIY~ ' C. Dtchner, 44+; 1., Glllllore, 444. 111gb Tmn Game - Friendly '1'1vern, 834. ,.. Ohio laptist news seo· Htgh 'l'eam Series - Davis- . . 334 w.tl Selie• - of the Crvllll((er, the Baptist lfewt magazine for !brae [llleldll'l)lh!i 25C 3.~~ 51 Thrifty lrond Tencleray •. 29c ::·1se Beef ·stew . . . . . . . . .:. . . . . . . ~=. 45~ l6lJ Gafllf l.of!'ltll ·PotPies Woa t IMI 2 lillb 29Ctil~ 33c MeJteA P,.pn t;hPen, ...,, TutlctY .~ :1.' . I .p·18 -F'tl· ,.,dl. Rai•i" I InS . ... . . . . . . . . . . .. ~ ~·p '1'0'1'.... R'10 Student 11011 VIOIIIb If tile lutlllllee aegreptel, the porformen On Decembtr " Janet BakTIIeiday at Uf fm: dared Tqesday. er was electecl (ll'l!sident of the 11 ·.;.~,m~xl~::~n~ Olber ' 8 " Ill The liifte sent a ~ BYF of the llio Grande As..,. ban was the flnlnglty of Ill ~ 1lllll 111e elation. Sbe It 1 freshman in 1' Hysell, Pomeroy R. D. oclli!duled 10ying: Hberal arts. Kher DIVIo • Wal'llfl lb. 59C Sirloin Tip Roast· ,..::::~ •· 99c .- .. •· 89c :ll, 19N ·~ '-""' " ...... ~9c more than ~ a..... l!ck•rt Peacn Halves . :. . . . ND~;"vl "! 43c AJax 494 "......... - .... •· 79c Count ry Hams ..............•·•·•· Rump Roast . ..::-~;" • 99c ... ~ Tlvi~, ...... 89c '"' .'9fCN "...... ~-~~~-· ....,.,. nplr•• -"''• Ja11. 43c • • Kroger TurkevSte-H•-- ._..,. ...,.an ane , .."""•• o• ")) .... Jw~ ..~ er I 1•L 2~~ .. ..;49c • Going 1nto . •• I • rork •M..., .... ,, . . .. -. Smoked PICniCS ~·~~~·· O ,u .... "" ...... TO, """"' .,,..,".,; =:tP I' Studentl '"'r&N•• tlf • , Ajax Cleanstr ;:_ , w•• Clll9 0.0 ........... lrottr ,.,,.., r •• .69c , to~ lb. •••• .u ~·"" ....... v"'"'"'c "',,..,,.,. ~ I FH·. , . •a ....."1•._ eerves1e ..., r-. Ctn au wfil, ....,.., twill ~ .. ., c ' lb. 1~. lep ....... .,• .,.... 11· ; ' ........... ~;,,Jan. 31, 19. . Mr. Clean """'"-~- ! p •- ·• t IMtKDUI med ° r" ,... ....,...,. :::.c;cha... I.e__. :n:rw;:.., r;' 1 ~jedao~b: :,~::::::::::=:;:=======~=:'"\ 'mot,.... Royal CQ]a ~Y- TOI' YAWiluNA"5 · ~pub. Dlollwio~rt .,;'~;'"'/ ~11 d~wn 1 50 IX111A Hili ~~ .. ' CaiCI... ..a .., <t! ' f ~ ••inS SIJabeth M. "'"'' 2 '"'"' "" upport ExpectedTodaV ' JM, J•nlct "Jer &lc' ~ ""*' .•• ~,'"~~· ·') ~ Glenn prepares to Reti·relDetermination 0£ S • ...... Hill All SOIU REC.ENT WIIIIIS; Mrs. Flfeda Wtnl Mn. Alex George Poi'Q; · . lc·. it 1 .... - - - , -. .1.' ~ fully insured; that Ia, tile!' worked long enough to qualify ... . '• ' '" retirmlelll beae!lla b :·y di~ no 1110n wart. Nearly I Chill~ .' I o per cent .t the i*Ple -ell-) ' , KODDOdy had ...... ft\ll'diNd. blm 111 w lOR >ge 6ii in 111113 _ . ellgib]l II wu 1A>O II1U<!II for tilt II- When testllDIIII7 btjlll !Jt:·bll lor benefill. Not ooly does sodal Gla\lrr II I .... J111!!i1P1r M . . . 11'0111 the N01r Yorio: Clt1 f!t'e_.-!opattmedt. It boo a PQDIPinl . ;year-old ene-time strip eldt boud hearing, Jlllln' i'lec!8Jne provide protectloll tor the apA ...... • ......., Ill'~ :a OOJl lllroor a liDIIe ll!eOill fllwater to a llOipt equiva- to tbe1"ttb lloai' manager. ~ .to IIIII ~ I!IQI"I! llemMI!I. •\;' . or, but also for bi8 dependeniL el . . . . . . . IIIIa JlalldlnJ oad .,. 1>IUt eJIIr1 haleo Ill aloall<!Jntlllo reacb tho ..,....,. of a lire. Tbe Pal 1'111'1 • eyes and he llllook 'llith ..,.,._ He iullbed ,IIIII ' - IIIII Mine out of evei'f young IIIla Ill ·1 ' .._ Iandor - llelalllulll 117 Ule lbcll 'l'nek ~ It a lOSt of all0ultl7$,000. "I cal)1 undenland bow a fr09!Md, apeclaiiJ .AMI, 10 dren and their •lhrn . -- great D1lll Ht,, thai eoulcl be Dbt Atty. WOllam F . .\!e~Dcouot on moothly beJHifltl 11 lost,K 11814 Ruby In • blnlf ller 8ild Ruby wu "a jNopor llreadwinner .t tilt 11m1Qr dill. audible ¥oiee. u n 41d ate lor 1111 tltetrlc In ounl•or• additioo tobeoofi11, lie reurement no! the laugldnl. 11111 \ Jokins Rubr thai sreNd _.. dlalr." ...,... , --tim ll also pnwldlld . men [lee. 2S wileD 1111 bond '1'1111&& IIOBE I'JL£ lbe tln'<al of. wirer becom· IS I wrms began. He wu 'ftlr8ll ill.ci ...- It q totally and permaenUy dis· • and ~ppr~!Jivo. · lions "ei'M!kiiiCY Tut!l4ar II . ··ilf, abled. About S2 m!l1loo work· By NORMAN G. roRNISll Ml!llnotlon may come helore 1space program. But the politi· "They've been lilt 1M ...,_ CwDty· B9ard ' s bave ,_.,.,. .._, -ru••h United Press lnlematlontl one of the state's 111081 conserv· ' cal pros here see It as the start . word 'angry' about me and ElectUJnl In till eou1111 hr Automitl• . ".!K:ilii"S ... ........ and WASHINGTON (UP[) - As. attve &r<J:Jp!l, which will pay of hi• campaicn. • \ that word Is not In my vocalxl- Ilea Colnml• . f.llel· 10 tectod ID tbl lhlalcl tronaut John H. Glenn set up him f!,OOI! lor the privilege. Glenn will be pold fl ,000 and WS ANGELES fUPO _ De- lary," IIJicl Ruby. "I have - - 011"0111)' Job!Jtlos, ~. 'cil tile become l*'m• l"f 111111 tullll- conferences with Marine Corpo Glenn, who rocked party cir· expenses for making t:1e speeoh termination of financial respo,_ j er used the word •angry.' I - bolrd, uld IIDbfrl Bailpy, SoWI1 1y dislblod. · pers011110l offlcel'l! todey ahout c:es by challenging Sen. 8teph· which probably will be reinveot· i sibility of blind NOSJ'o linger ' more remorseful than IP'gry." Cloister; Warden Ourl,i ·Pwtlalld Persnns ir.1eft1b14 • learn· his plans to retire so he can 011 Young in the Democratic ed in his primary battle against ! panist Ray Charles for a baby He I'IOJ>ped to cb!ll;e bad< the ~ WJlson. Plll!leror 4111 lng more about lbeit 110111 ....... the Democratic senatorial primary, hos tentatively ac· Young I daughter a Superior Court JUI'I' tears that rpn his d!eeks. IJ.,-.1, PIII!WN. '' curil} may slx>p 11 111e district nomination . in Ohio. cepted an invitation to speak He lous told newsmen that he , ruled he fatbered wao npecU!d ' Befort! he lost bls "'"""'"""'' . • ' dflco looat.d ol Jill Pulliam Glenn said he woold llpelld a fore th• Oh1o bankers' conven· won't do any actJVe politicking Itoday. 1Ruby said he never knew the , wc.tL TiJit!ll Street Mar'~· Ohio Igood part ol the day at Marine tlon next month. unttl he formally leaves the Ch 1 down in front ol The lemJIII'IIIW'II !It' P011181'0J 33 den led he 1•· num tlbe shot ' ,._, · ares, I CorpJ hea dquartan here ond Start Of Campaign corps ;bout March 1. Then he the ed the hlld Sh .1 J J a na onaI IeIOVI"olon udlenee '-··' ...,ness ell•lr let was ,39 dffii'OOI 1 " I never spoke to l:.ee O.,.,ld U1ltleP _,ny okl.. lada7 at 11 1probably would head back 10 H•s appearance will be billed I plans to wage an " intensive" i i11D~th el 8e':::; the mafllll!d flight center at Ill "r.on-poiitical" and Glenn is campa1gn before the statew;de Jean ~-Ita ~ in my life," he lAid. "I -er I. . Llqulll Cleo011er u ... ~tttt. _ IHouoton, Tex., late today, ttrpected to discuss the U. S.lprimary 5. ' recepll:;,lot, TJ. jury He said he would not """ erwise Tl;elidly 11 1 11 ffl'JIIilillPreaident Johnson. and. would MUat~ Miss Betti' Mrs. have any pobtl<:ll 001114r· NEW 1141/DI - The rJro Joan !letts o1 Cambrl<lp Ohio I i""''" durlnJ bll _.,. fiJI! wBI!e wiP bleW at New Ht•· wbo flew here to laiUfy told f ~... the capital. eo al C:SO Jl.lft, Jllllnday, JPthe jury Charles tldmitl~ he ~ollrlc5oftener · , ·Glenn II I lkuiflllnl toiGMI ..y %7th to lllDDunce liN be- II'OMJilN'M SUIIIDAY LEAGUE was tlu! father. A load of llmeslone t h a 1 ~1 ~·••• of """1oa In 1111 p.nmg of the Mother's Mar<h J•nua 19 1964 Miss Betta a1Jd Chi!Tie• I EACI'I II!IOTTIJ! Jhlftod il1 1 truct Wll the ,.... Marine Corp. He IS enUtled . to t1 Dimeo for polio research, ry ' the only mllll with whom ported CatiSI of 811 accident ual on 1;1 milt~ry penem birth defeets and crippling di~ &l C JeweiNs had been iptjmate. Charles SERV= TH"BI! 101 'nlesday at IO::JO a.m. on Beech eq .,~,10 half thol hli but pay '"'• H. Kirkland 391 . married, but separated lroQI I Grove-rei '-"r ,,_ ..~ a mon . C. Kroutt.>r 29> ••~ "f I flf Rull»;.,j"" m..,s It . was learned that Glt:nn'~ Tills lo beiJJg sponsored In L. Winebrenner 314 ""' wl e.__,;__ _ '!'lie Meiss COI!IliY first major '""""h in O)lio ."' . New l!aven by the American P. Roush 419 lllepartment said George A. Ra· an asprrant lor the ...awna_J Legion Antllilr' 1111'1' Hindii)Ap IIIII Call! Appeal Set . all l'tsJdeqta ta .,,. 1111 lltlllr n_ f F "d - 'f..,c lleldn, 51, Carpenter, was II'IV· porch llgllto. Tile Mlllllr'l TOTAL 1614 uuWft or r1 ay oiing south...! !PI'II!'dlns lime80ant8nJftp March of Di!Qfs is belnJ held Wt~~ t '-'lol I Frldgy II II a.m. has been llilllle tor 1 toWilSbip and the ul lbli lime throoshoot MaoFriendly Tave•n · set lor the appeal in the caso, lo!ld shilti'Q, causing the truck M. 8seoo 30ii Sl~te of Ohio Ys. Orville 1,et ~· I .00 counly. D Gl I on h" h · · II h """ -NIICIN•- .,, M;g:c ,..Ill, The lruclt Will damaJed P. Collins 437 peal wiU bio heard in Mejgl ~ itll lfitl door, lett fell'ler. llandic>p 135 COIIIIIY Qnnnwn Ple81 eourl. rqpnin~ board, bed, Jnd hoist TOTA~ 1694 ~ w• filUM f!llly .Ia tb~ft. , PAI(AMA CITY f\)Pl) _ Won I Lo•t % I'OWIIY court Q! speed too IP'fBI ()till;; Sherlft'll D<!pt. ..uvJty Jli:W!lPI!II'" 1.1-ilora !IIIII lor road ··~ wealller (DI!IIitionf . loll•y was ~emovin~ Williim the U,l. liavy stopped two .,.,. Crew'• Sletlk llolll!f which resul~ In 1 tw<>-cJr '"' Utility ... Jl~'m, 40, Jl!lddleporl, to the amanlan shipa at lt. 1/aughan 426 cldent. Olh@r actJvlly lhe • ¥•~ ... .... . .CJpcinnati Wor,Jhoust lor vio- end ~ Ill• Panrm• L. SoyJer 344 grantln~ Tlleaday a dtvorco l•t on of. a pl'<lllalion sen!IPce held them lor a wt~ohOI)r ""arch I p. VOIUI~ 375 Wlll'l"l<liolfl, wngsvllle R,D, 1 ' .•. jrom Meigs ·County Probate befor• allowing lh~ 10 pro- funeral servic•• lor Art (1, I 8: P1rsons 366 1 lr<lfll F'Ioan~ Knolls, Radcliffe, ' ' ~ I fQ!Jr' ceed. '!'racy, 92, wlto ~ied in Meit~ ~~: The newspaper ldenUIIed the Memorial Hoi!PIIfl esrly_ this Won ! Lost 1 • Panamanian vessels q IIJt Jlo. IOOI'ninll, wiD be bald Friday il Vltlllatolfetlal Drr .,_~ 11........ ,. . . .· - •· . 1 Mt1 !Plaia on4 the Ondln.a. It did IIlii ~~ {;'· ~ ,!!:.~ E~in1ag .~h~ o. IIO!illok 0 319 say wben they wm •toPiM«! or ur ..,.,._ s ~ S. Wippel why. · · · · l:lfla Arnold Tr1cy, In J111C1b B. Barielo 320 Grove Cemettry, The Rt v. 380 U.S. ll!ilitary 8Wflfti!D Ia ~lVIII Alkire wiP officl§lo. ~•.~.w 252 the <llnil Zone uld the !Ia. S!lrvtvors i'IGIJKie th._, alii~ •• 1611 , _ Woli Wtti;.;• lr!cia IIIII• IUJ n8!1MH11ht l'aJ· dm, ~~<>~'• Dllllt pnd Otho, and 'fOTIJ, · 1 •l'!ii wtl't slo(I(MI br iJ1. 1 sloll!r, Mrt. Nellie wn<JM. Wo~ 1.-o•l ~ 1mew on ~SH an ordeJ~l w11lcb lw jll.lt lliJIIII, brol(t ln~ lObe ~y at tbe mere mention <tf tbe late President Kennedy'j' u- tt mlllion people -were in ." ' ·! ,, tc t' , . '·. Fresh Carrots 2 lb.. 19c PRfSI'I Strgwberries ·~.... 39c ... ,, .• • 14111 RTU fUE 1 pur-- TOI' VAWE ST.AIIW witli .. ell .,.upon om! ,t. $10 or Mora At K..,., 1 <l!>u- "!i'ir• sat, 1111- ~. IN+ Noxt to Prl•,· l~ "f!Motro MAlON. W. VII. Bri~ar D~Mo~;nt·, Marteat Ill ' w. '"""'St. 011 ...~ ftroot I'OMIIGY, 0!'110 eTry ''" 'pecial TrB9nt BeefSitlk. They . tenderll · 50UTUJUI ,.OP ¥Af.uli ' DOUBLED . ftAMIJ �_.. ,..._ . . ._ _ .. .__,. _.,. 'Aol'l:o•-.,. ··-- - • .... . • - -• ' •~• ..,._ ._,.,._,_. • ~ • u •o. . .,. .... •••-· • • -• ' . oj ... ... _. •.;> · - .... • ~ - ... .,_,-----·--~ ~._ M ,_,, .,_ .... . .. - ~..... .._...-.....,..._,.... ...., ' 'I •. • . tlassified ; '~ds Get · Results. ' ' 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomerqy-Middleporl, 0 ., Jan. 22, I 964 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, - - - - - - F-OR-SALE VOLKSWAGEN TURIN, Italy 1\JPI) - l Television Revue 2 SIGNS OP QUAliTY 1958 Ford va - Pomeroy Motor Co. poyo lor Tho .... - lholf, Le,. thaa 3c a lllile, total operatinc eoll. We have a large selecUOD ot cleu l• awner trade-inl from 18C17- 11163 modell. 2 Door $495 White over blue finish, automatic trans. Radio und lleater, good tires. 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $1695 6 cyt Powerglide, radio and he-dLt>r, Positraction rear axle, like new inside. Fawn color New tires. ... 1957 Plymouth VB- 4 Door H.T. _ $495 One Jor~l owner, good uupholstery, automatic trana . RadiO and heater. ' ~t 8. Nye Co. V/!/11 ._ I'•• ~ 1118)' walkell IIIIo a local .....,.., sollled .brmaeH .to • eblk' . . lit ., • ..,....~~e. ·a~tte oDWI<e ..UI klll "' all," be told barber Salv• ''"" 'Glaanolta. ,A momeal Iaior Balurolll died o1 • al1act. ------ Racine Society Notes UVU'I'O(ll ...u ~ ~ jull . . . . . . J"" '11, .,.. ·4l'lf Ill • lf.ll to '11!e flrlt. t&-21: Heaoloo 1%.00 to tHO; IJh prime ' mlfttller, lllf Alee LICht. 12.00 to· 1UO:· Fat Sows oo.,w.uome, ~· on 088- lt.oo· to 11'11: Boen uo 1o TV's "Faet 1111 ll'illlo!l" 111ft. 11.71: ·Pigl 8.00 to 1Ut . dly , #. Osford liiiiYmll)''l · c.\ nut - '·ileum 1!.00 ..tucatlonal <llmJ1t IJ tho 1111> 11.10; Fai · ~ . )UO to ject of lbe 111111 network's C8MOI1 t .OO to·IUIG; Bui!J II.· "OM ol 1 Kind" P!b. I. 25 to 19.00; · Stock' COW. 1 n Robert Morae, who ·made b!J Calves uo.oo to 111~; Stock name 111 "How ~ succeed 1n St¥1'1 11.110 to 'JUG; Sltlct Buotn... Without 1\Qlly rry, Helfera JJ.OO to ~.40;' Stock 1ng " gueots Friday on NBC. Steer Calves liO.GII to · 21.00: TV:, "That Wa1 the Week Thai Stock Helfer C:UV.ll..,._ to Was." 21.50. Br IUCI[ 00 BROW V'-From CBS-TV "Madalyn llalted Preu l'llterutteuJ Martift; writer Cll1 ''Tbe Lucy HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - We 8b6w,• lOBI thtOIJih Ill lhe toad lht network preu r• llloW'I aiUDII herlell to 1ee II leesu; lbey are ~ractlcal lor star Lu· -From ABC.TV'o "Discov· cllle Ball.' , • ory," 1 children's ohow: "The And? Ancl! For beavon's oake nut Ume you oee a child play· llnilb. ~ illllllHOJlO lind slncing 101110 -From ABC.TV: "Tom Eg~ dliljolnted aonc lyric&, don't associate producer on ABC.TV s l.al<e tho IDUIIc llehlly." 'Tbt Jhruny Dean Show; began Okay. biJ TV ..,.... from tha very -From 0!8-TV: "Aulani tho bottom. Wbllo,a -~~ Fllfd. 111an7 Jack Bonny jokes IJ a bani prep lcllool in New York d_.lpUon of blm 81 oo Ueht. be took an uahor'o jOb at CBS." fl.sto4 that ba 1181 varlc... The assumption ln the abc>Ve velDt In bit knucklel." Ia that If h~ had taken an uab- ' u•• 41o. \'4. n. J'L&a\N'I', ~. BOOk !bal. 'liWo f\uM! lwlla1 Athono. Ohle Ph. L'l' So12SI Business Services 1"'1'. l'tU!AHl' .. upoee III'UI ~ !IJI!Il." stran,ery, I~. th4t (lene aloneo Morcdlo BalureU~ IC, ( WANT AD INFORMA liON • • ' ' 0 A 1( y CROSSWORD .lOII()M l.Auetsc a..P,tl· ' What are aome of lbe other er'l job til ABC, be would not 10. l-lhap04 moldlllp II. H........ Qark about appearing on a "Burke's Law" episode: ,.It lillY come u quite a shock to 1Df ABC.TV dayllme. audience wn l loom up on illetr TV SQretDS ••• as a father-baler In thlJ 'Burke' episode whimsicalIJtJjltlOd 'Who Killed What'&- -From ABC.TV, q u o t l n 1 .II, &Utvr Gene Barry as saying: u A! a ~!ant. performer who has been trying 14. Play Oil to stage a on..man revival ot 15. MWiic not:.. vaudeviUe before I went Into l T . 8 IAdl$ft lbe ABC.TV 'Burke's Law' .,.. aublwnt rleo, I'd like to nproas illY 111. 1)'111. t..llng of elation over tbe baolc II. VnaOOOIDpanJO\I_, Hllttl'lamet' " Idea of ABC's 'Hollywood Pal· at a dance l'!g more than the shock of ace' show. This is a great place 2%. Musle lhAiii~tence. Ito expose new talenta and re- 23.Cry<4 :&DU - loG .... .. ~- L J'oOt ~ · ·Am. -'· So. oounc.y e.~ t.~ 11. Llqo 11, -OO...IIH lf,C'-M -~. poottlal . . J 8\Wil ll. BI<Ucl< lleavU;r pain U.Mood ;_r.:' ta. Blnipl<>o oolt: 811>. t. Y'lgwer .laek lanny jokea? have begun bill car..r quite 10 "-From ABC, quoUnc Dick klw. _.. ---- ·-· 2.16. ~ L 1111 wlto food 2T. Jrour STOOPID THOUGH HE&,. oldeol all HE'S TH' SOLE SUPI'ORI' • ·ll.BntaD· a O'ME.AN'MAH CHILE.50 AH I.DI/E.S 1-41M!! amouDt River tiuoouali l'lil'll II.FWitb HER PIUCTICAL LITTLE I-OUSE.WIFE'S eAAIN 15 CLICKING AGAIN I! _- ..... propo:a.o " ...... _....,. ad....... af, Boot M.J'apuun c&.N..- 2$, Killed 29. InVl4ttl'IUif Spola ae. BrooCl>ol qulukly aurutlllia pal.. II. Kina' of Sath•a 14. Plaruo Notice 36. Depart 18.Bmpl0jr 40.l!lxllt U.Rom.tOOID tl.&dibt. roota- Talllll •. 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I Football Warmup CHAHGETHEM HoHW161!, DOC!<lRI ~ HAD A RkiHT I ""'"'A UT'IU <>MART ALSCI( tl'\ TRVING 'Ttl I I: 15 OSU Football !:45 Platter Pan, 5:45 Sip Off SUNDAY 7:00 Sl&n On News 7:35 The Arm:1 Hour 8:00 Herald of Truth 1:35 Hour of Dellverallel 1:00 Wtneo of 8ealln1 I:SS The Bible Speake To 10:00 Volct of Proplleey 10::!5 Sundl)' Show 1~:110 Country llytnn 'l'llno 12:00 Noon Report Ill: IS Tha Search IJ:SO Ref. Merlin Teetlo 1:00 BJI]y Grahllll 1:30 Lutheran Bout Z:OO Thl Cburcb At Wort 1:11 Thl Navy SW!Dp 2::!5 Thl ate IJe 1:110 The Quiet Hour 1:35 The Sunday Showcase 4:35 World In lltview r.:;~ Sour S:OO Baptlat ••• SUDdoWD ! IY RAEBURN VANIURIIt ..c �I • )'"~~~~~~~~~~~J~an.22• 1964 tw OIJicers fer Church, Sunday -" ...... ~ ol 1be dmch Suocliy Scbool ·of the Flnit U Presbyterian Church in part ,......, elected at the ~''· ~ational meeting ~y. . .eldert lncluohl Mrs. f!f,hlll Lewis, Mrs. James Har· L!!. _;Jall\es Buchanan and Hu· "!""- Tllylor; Deacona, Dale W!ilbum, Leland Brown, Ever· ~.Foreman and MarCIIll a.am. deaconesses Include Mrs. ~Y Sauer, Mrs. Edward ll;Qrbtt, loll's. Everett Bachner and \Irs. Herman Bailey. Lew· il ...~uer, Jr., RQ&COe Fife, and Rldiard Sauer were named to ~,;t>oard of trustees. :fii•od•y officers and ~ . ' Around And About MI'dd/ eport •SchOOl Named by Presbyterians • ' . Poems are Rear/ For JOF Class Meeting Monday I . . Mainly About People In . Pomero 'y Be Next Meeting U~lted chairman and Mr. and Mrs. Tile JanuiU}' meeting ol the JAN. II Tbeocktru! Cooncll Daucbtors Richard Vaughan eii!Cted to ' JOF class of the Metho- Tile Bradbury P.T.A. wIll of ·Anlerica, me\ In regular.... Mra. Cbarles ,Buck .... serve again as advisors to the dlst church was held Monday meet W<dnesday evening at 7:. slcn Mooday eveolng at the ... to the Kin club 'recenHy at Westmmster Youth Fellowship. evening at the church. SO p.m. at the school auditor· IOOF Hall wllh Cor• Beegle, home ol Mra. Wlllatd Ebe...,. Mrs Steiff was elected church ChMr~: A~.!ugbes waa In Mra Antone Lucke, ~s~ lum. Rev. Nyle Borden, chap councilor, presiding. Miss Jeyce Eberabacb bach, UnJon.av. organiSt and Mrs. Haptonstll, " "' ay evening to dent, opened the meeting with lain of the Gallipolis State [n. Frances Roosh was reported turned home Monday aft e organist .Rev Howard : : : : es';!:pter Or· devotions using as the topic, stitute, will speak on mental ill m Holzer Hilopltal. AI!O re- opending several days wilh r ppehlt wads appomted as Msen· Miss Frances Roosh · 1s a "The Lord Is Thy j<eeper," health. _ ported ill were Edith Betey and Mr. and .M president, Named OD 1Hor toe mtr II Wihth I " medical padenI at Holzer HilS· and closed with the Lurd'• Pray. ·Tile Wlndmg ,Trail Garden Vannie Badgley. Adria Say. I i Might, Rutland. nominating committee weN ap ns a , JUmor c or. pi tal '" Gallipolis. er in unison. Three poams, "A club will meet Wednesday eve- re is home from tile hospital Miso Jndy Vqughan of. Mrs. Harry Davis and M r 1, Mr . and Mrs. Ray TUrley ot Wish For You," "Sa SwIft nlng, at tile home of Mrs. Rob- and much Improved. Gladys the weekend with Homer HawkiriS. Club ruleo Dunbar, w. 'Va., visited the Tile Way, So Short Tile Day," ert Lew\s $p<ing·av. CUckler was reported In disMr. and Mrs . R. were revised. A thank you note past Saturday with Mr a n d and "This Is My Dally Pray. Class Circle of the Heath lrese, having lost her brother was read from Mrs. Davis for ! Mrs Gail Miller. The Turleys er," were read by' Miss Grace Methodist Church w .s .c.s. will by death. Judy Vaughan the Rowers, gifts and vislta during formerly resided In Middleport. COmpbell. meet Wednesday ' evening at Communications were read Saturday luncheon guest her Illness. The travellng ]ll'ize $ Mr and Mrs . Harold George, Members responded to roll • the church. Mrs. L. W. McCom- from Sadie Brown, 1-!yrtle Tim- Miss Cheryl Ebersbach. . donated by Mrs. Hawklll8 wu The 34th anmversary of the- Gallipolis, visited recently with call with a 1963 achievement. a.s will be the devotional lead· merman and Elisabeth Quinlin. Mrs. Mae Holter VIsited awarded to Mrs. Edi•r Prat Loyal Pal's of the Middle- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A report was given on the gifts er with Mrs. Nan 'Moore in A thank you was received from Sunday aftemooo with Mrs. Games ' were Played duri port Church of Chnst was otr w. McComas. purchased by the class for lhe charge of the program. Host· E. 0. Smith for Rowers sent Homer Holter. lhe social hour and pr)zes ~hoot served at the meetmg held on Mrs Alfred Scarberry, Jr. lh6 shut-in members of the esses will be Mrs. Mildred hln\ while ill. Marie Hauck, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond warded to Mrs. Harold Ebe Tuesday evening at the home has been substitutmg m the Mid- c urch and sev~ral thank you Ziegler, Mrs. P. L. Mitch, council ~eputy.. announced that Frecker of Tuppers Plains bach who also won the d a o ~ su;::~~~dM~s. ~od,::"y of Mrs Edgar Reynolds . Mill· dlepor. Schools this week notes for the gifts were read. Mrs. Guy Shuler, and Mrs. Em· installatiOn of officers will be were Mooday dinner gq,ests of priZe and Mrs. C. J. Ebersbac ~ assislB~n ;uper~te:'. st Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Everett Tholl!as, treasur· erson Jones. . held at the next meeting, Feb- his sister, Mrs. Homer Holter. Hostess gifts wer. presented ~t; Mrs. William Ingles, ...,. Charter members of the clas.< Mrs Richard Vaughan · were er, gave an annual fmanc1al re- The Middleport Literary Club ruary 3, and asked that all of!!· Henry JohnliOn returned home Mrs. Buck. Mrs Dale Walburn a were recogmzed and mcluded her mother, Mrs W. D. Par· port. WIIIhm';;;,t W"':nesdayC cers Ibe present. II was decided Thursday, after . spending Refreshments were Bru Miss Mabel Hysell , MIS Audrey sons and Hobart Parsons, Char· . A question and answer per- at I e me o Mrs. ar ork· to p ay folloWilll the past six weekf at Stamford, lhe hostess to !hose named liiCe'.,, librBI'ian; Mrs. P:Ut Hap· Frost, Miss Nma Russell,. and leston, W. Va ; Mr. and M r '· Iod on Church and Bible facts, ey, 2nd-av at I 30 p.m. Mrs. next meetmg. Conn. with his daughter and hove and a guest, Ch ' I foi\.ian, pianist; aDCI Ml'll. Lil· MISs Frances Roush, who " a Richard E Vaughan and Marty I was conduct«! by Mrs. Thorn- Donald Mills and Mrs. Clyde BIC!hday cake and coffee were son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mar· Favors w!!,T" . I jlalJ Stelff, assistant pianist. patient at Holzer Hospital. Pomeroy; and MISs Judy Vaug: as. RefreshmenlB were served Ingels Will present the program. served honormg Ethel Smltll, ion Morgan and five daughters. point pens. )/" ! Elected as primary superin~ . New olflc~rs were elected and han , Columbus. by Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth Roll call response Js a biogra· who was observing he~. birth· He was met at the Parkersburg ~~ was Mrs. Russell Ky· mcluded MISs Mildred Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Slater assisted by Mrs. V. D. Ed· phy. I ~~yt:;d ~.h~~up sang Happy Airport by his niece, Mrs. Her. ~wttb Mrs. Bachner to serve p:esldent; . Mrs. Thelma Pratt, visited m Athens recently with wards, with Mrs'. Allen Eich- The Rock Springs Home De- l Jr ay er. schel Manuel. Nsistant supermtendent and vJce president ; Mrs. Edgar her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred inger as contributing hostess. monstration club will meet at Mr. and Mrs. OUn Johnson Mr and Mrs. 11 jUmlry pianist. Primarv de- Reynolds, secretary; M' s. Cabeen. the home of Mrs. Homer Rad· visited recently with relatives Neutzllng will teachers are Mrs: Rus- Groce Pratt,. asSJstont secreford Wednesday at 11 a. m. 1n Marietta. 25th wedding a M'lj:.Lyon.s, Mrs. Bachner, Mrs. tary; Mi.. Nma Russell, treas· A potluck dinner will be served day, January 26, Colemau and Mrs. Ed· 11rer; M1ss Mabel Hysell, flo"'· 1 at noon. Topics for the day will hoose from 2 . 5 p. m. )IID,Smilh. 01 and welfare cha>rman ' be Inviting Me~l Time and VISITS HERE home 831 As~ St, Devotions were given by Mrs. Hospitality JIAnNtll. . The 13th birthday of Sue with their children, "'Serving as new cradle roll Reynolds who used as her top1c, ~ Mrs. Joseph Mathew, Porn- and Jim as hosts. tujiel'intendent Will be Mrs Ri- " New Year Housecleanmg," I The Afternoon Circle of the I tiS, daug~ter of ~r. and pano, Fla., was a recent visi- was r:narried at the ehafd Vaughan with Mrs. Har- stressing the spiritual need for T~e Past Officers Club ~f Heath Methodist Church will Sam CurtiS, !dornmg Star, tor bf Mrs. Pauline Angeletti church parsonage, leY. 'Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Mar- a new beginning. Mrs. Reynolds Plans were made to ar;sist Racme Chapter OES and invJt-1 meet Thursday aft noo at 2 celebrated With 8 slumber and Mrs. Leland Sisson and I January 28, 1939, by cUI' .Chambers being named to used the class colors of orchid with a Fellowship Tea to be ed guests enjoyed an annual p th . M MerL ; h ty on January l?th. famny . Ralph Kuether. ,...., ~ M d · held Monday evening, February turkey dinner Sunday at the m. WI rs. · · rene.' The evening was spent =-,_::=========="'-~..;,;;~;_=iiOii=OiO• . . . , 111 ,me department. rs. an green m the table decorshome of Mr and Mrs Edward pbrogMram leGader. tHosEte sse~ will dancing to rock and roll rec- ,is als'l youth tions which mcluded 1:1 basket :I by the EJecta C1rcle o! t h e St . R . e rs. ame n smmger filled with orch;d ami (i:reen ny- Mlddlerort First Baptist mpson .'" acme. and Mari~ ords. S~e opened her 1 Martha Dowson net dish pads, combined Church Tuesday evening at the FoUowmg the dinner, Mrs. Woodgerd ' lovely gtrts, after which re.. light-ed green tapers in home of Mrs. Haskill White. Bert Grimm, oo behalf of the The Wiiling Workers cla!=!s of freshments of Pizza, Pepsi, popcrystal holders. Mrs Eugene Murray was as· cJ~b, pre.sented Mrs. Simpson the Enterprise EUB church will corn, punch, _and cake were With a gtrt ·!he traveling gift meet Thursday evening, at thP. served .. The gtrls watched the A Lady Baltimore cake was s1stmg hostess. Mrs. Joe Wilson, Jr . chair- donated by Wilham Stewart was home of Miss Dorothy Long. TV Ch11\er show and also 'Playserved with pineapple sherbert, 13.45 Sunbt•m Portable Mlxtr:o - - -- - --- ---- Sale 10.00 mmts and nuts. The colored net man, opened the meetmg With awarded to W. o .. Barnitz. Offi- Rock Springs Grange w 11 e~ the Ben Casey Game, Bar15.95 General Electric Portagle Mixen - - --- - 5•1• 12.00 . Oxfords • Loafers pads were given to the mern- an article entitled, "Bread of cers for the co":Img year were meet Thursday at 7: 30 p.m. b1e Game; .clue, and the Bevbers and guests 88 favors Lire '4 Devotions entitled, announced and mclude, Jane program wiJI be presented erly H1llb1lhes Game. 22.50 Suntt.am Port•ble Mixers --- ------ - -· Salt 16.00. HG, $J.99 Miss Hawley presided at the ''God's Day Ends in the MornH .m. president; Greta Simpson, the J adies. Refreshments The girls stayed awake all $4.'95 _ _ _ 14.99 Wed Bend Portable Mixers - ---- -·-- - Stle 11.00 coffee and tea service and Miss ing,'' y,ere given by Mrs. Ger~ v1ce president; Cora Webb, sec- be served !flight and were served waffle.!! 29.95 General Electric Mixers - -- --- -- --- --- Salt 22.00 Nma Russell served the cake. aid Anthony. retary, and Hazel Cleland, treas- The On~ Won One class o[ and m1lk at 8 am. After this 21.95 General Electric Portable Mixer Sets __ Stle 16.00 Others pt'f!stnt in addition to Mrs. John Kauff reported on urer Names were drawn for Pomeroy First Baptist .some took a short na~. Att~ndlhe above were Mrs. Alice fur two boxes sent to South India. meeting places the coming wiU meet Thursday evening mg were the . Camp Fire G1rls I MIDDLEPORT, 0, 34.95 Suntt.am Mlxmasters -- -- - ----- --- - - - Stlt 26.00 1 ~~;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;~! beson, teacher of the class, The project of sending year. 1 the church. ' group of wh1ch SU els mem- 1 50.95 SunbNm Mixm•sten --- ------------- - Selt 38.00 Mrs. Susan Rawlings and 1uest1 Items to Bacone College Present wer Mr. and Mrs. The Riv~rview Garden Club ~r, and Mrs. CUrtis the guard60.S15 Sunbtlm Mixmaater• - --- - - --·- - - ----- Sale 45.00 Mrs. Val Reynolds and Rev. orphanage waa discussed. W. 0 . Barnitz, Mr. and Mrs. II will meet Thursday, Jan. 23 Ian, Nancy Bentz, Brenda Brad' 49.00 Sunbeam Cordlaa Portable Mixers ---- Sale U,OO and Mrs. Fred Gardner. groop voted to send a gift to a W. II. Carpenter, Mr. and the home of Mrs. Denver wetr ford. Laurel Cau:ns, D I • n a child o( the missionary Mrs. Bert Grimm, Mr. and Mr~: er, with Mrs. Bert Shumway Cross, Lmda Grmdstaff, J~e ~ ,.' POMEROY, OHIO The FeUOw!ihip Tea was an- Dale Hill, Mr. and Mrs John and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead as· Johnson, Ann McClintock, Shli'Question, Answer nounced for Feb. S at I he !hie, Mr. and Mrs. W J ll is m slsting ley Pyles, Rhonda Sayre, Joy Form HPid Monday meeting of the B H. Sanborn Stewart, Mr. and Mrs Ralph ' JAN. 24 Thelse, Brenda Mae Webb, Mar· 17.95 SunbNm Steam •nd Dry Irons - - ---,..-- Sale 14.00 A question and answe1 forum Missionary Society. The even- Webb, Mrs. Helen Johnson, The Middleport WCTU will tha Yost, the honored guest, on the Emblem of the Middle- ing pro:rram was presented Mrs• Hazel Cle1and • Mrs • Jsa • m eet F n'd ay evenmg · 14.95 General Electric Steam at,~d Dry Irons __ Salt 11.00 to• a1 Heo th Sue CUrtis, and her parents. port Business and Professional Mrs. Eugene Murray, who belle Simpson, Mrs. Lillian Methodist Church at 7:30 p 22.95 General lle~;trl' Steam and Spray Irons, Salt 16.00: her topic, ''Every Prayer Hayma~ and Mike and Mr. and m. A fi lm strip, 11 The Brain IS - - - - - - - - - - Women's Club was presented 12.95 SunbHm Steam and Dry lrona -- - ----- Stle 11.00 .' by committee members, Mrs. Answered." Mrs S1mpson. Hostess for the the Reason," wilJ be shown. 10.95 G.neral Electric Automatic Irons ----- Sa .. 9.00 · Charles Lewis and Mrs. L e o A de!lsert course was served February meeting will be an· Hostesses will be Mrs. Peggy Kennedy, when the club met thtl hostesses to the above nounced later. Arnott, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. 14.95 Sunbeam Steaf and Dry lrona - -------- Stlt 11.00 Monday evening in the C.&S.O. and Mrs. Lawrence ' Mrs. .Tack Bechtle and Mrs. H. E. Electric Company social rooms. Fred Hoffman, Mrs. Bush. Entered Hospital Members attended the regular Sn1ith, Mrs. Lillian McGee, Mrs . Youth Fellowship Tile Past Matron's Club of Among those who entered Anthony , Mrs. Levine Meets in PariOIUlge Evangelm~ Cbapter, OES, Mid- Holzer hospital in the past 24 dinner at the Martm Restaurant preceding the meeting. Mrs. John Fultz, one dleport, will meet Friday even- hours were Mrs. J. Michael AI· 16.95 Gentrll Electric Percolaton --- ------ - Stla 1S.OO Mrs. John Werner, pr-esident, members, Mrs Charles The Youth Fellowship of the 19,95 General Electric Perc;olaton - --------- S•le _15.00 presided over the meetmg. At and guests, Mrs. Paul Chff F'ree Methodist Jen, 39 Vine St • Steven J. CarlSUN., MON., TUES. 19.95 Sunbelm Pttcol•tor• -- -------------- S•le IS.OO a meeting of the finance com· president of the Socle- church met recently In the rec- RelntirJU Visit in son, Orchard Hill, Mrs. Carl Jan. 26-27-28 ittee held followi · ng the meet· J'·"nl·e M d J I reation room at the parsonage. M. Simpkins, 2036 Eastern Ave., 32.50 Sunbeam Percolators ---------------- Sale 25.00 m ~ urray an err e Sy,racrue Homes John U. Moss, 17117 Chestnut St., MMARY, MARY" ing plans were made to sponsor Valeria and Crystal White Susle Tracy, VICe president, W1th Debbie Reynolda 36.95 Sunbeam CoHeemasttrt -------------- Sale 25.00 a card party in the near future. was in charge or the meeUng, Mr. and Mrs. J C. FaiTell George Wallace, Kerr, Mrs. and Barry Nelson which opened ' witb prayer by and Mr. and Mrs. Estel Moore Olan H. Snyder, Rl. I Crown 46.95 Sunburn CoHeenastera ---- ---- - ----- Sa .. 36.00 S~>cond Monday Club Mrs. Gerald Pullins. Devotions entertained relatives over the City, Cecil Phillips, Rt. 2 Crown taken from Ephesians 12, were weekend at their homes In Sy· City, Rocky Lee Kea111s, Cllf· Com plete• Calendar ton , . va., Rober t D. F'f led by Miss Tracy. Following a racuse. I e, Mrs. George Schneider enter- short busmess session games Four generations were 711 Third Ave., Middleport, Edtained the Second Monday Sew- were played under direction of ent for a dinner SUnday, ward C. Evans, Sr., 1086 Vine 29.95 Dominion Hair Drytn - --------------\. Sale 22.00 ing club Monday evening at her Mrs Ernest Powell. tng Mr. and Mrs. Farrell, . Middleport, Debocah Ann 17.95 Ltdy Sunbeam Hair DryH - ----------- Stlt 13.00 horne in Syracuse. Refreshments were served by daughters, Mrs. Moore and , Re~sville. Mrs. Frank 19.9$ Lldy s.unbeam Hair Dryers - --------- Sele 15.00 The calendar for the year ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell Lura WaUa:r of Mt. Burnoskl, Jackson, Joseph 34.95 Ltdy Sunbttm Hair Dryers ----·------ Sale 26.00 was completed and tile remain· and Mary Jordon to the a hove Mich.; thell' son, David Harold, Jackson, Mrs. Ray· 32.95 Ledy Sunbeom Heir Dryers ........... Solo 25,00 f;~~ ~~~.";~ngi~ !~:~ :~; and Rev and Mrs Eugene Gill rell of Kayford, W. Va., mond W. Jones, Jr. Rt. 2 Well· and da~ght D their granddaughter, Mrs. Cor· Willard A. Delawder, Rt. 1 26.95 Lody Sunbeom Holr Oryen ........... Sole 21.00 was served by the hostess to Kathy and ;,:~~res7~:,:.n ;ro~: bella Br~ and children, Ter· 2 Wlldiar Lawrence Miss Eleanor Robson, MIss es Gary Puutn Linda Sta h ry, Valeria, Laura and Allen Corn, Rt. I Coalton, Charles E. P au I er' James Pull~· B k ~ Dale ol Clllcago, Ill. Fouts, Alltance, and Susan C. Martha Howell, Mra. Kloes, Mrs. Max Ward, Mrs. li~ Ernestine pms, U ec San Also present were Mrs. Ivan Hickman, Ravenswood, W. Va. Patrick Wood, Mrs. Robert Lew· dr~ Gll owe • an • Kempe~; of Chicago, Mrs. Hat· Blrtbsls and Mrs. Grace Holter. more. tie camp of Mt. Morris, Mich., Mrs. Reymond G. Bouchoo· and Mt. Moore, ¥ille, 110 Mabelene Dr., son, 17.95 O.neral llectrlc To..ten - ~-··----~·- Sale 14.1/ 11:16 a.m. Tuesday. 13.95 ChMrel EIKtrlc Toaatera ----~~~··--- Stlt ,,j PLAN SWIM PARTY Dlscbargetl 64 J! U.iting Mtllloru 29.95 Sunbeam Touten -~------------------ S.le The Westminster Youth FeJ. Patients recently discharged Attend Inspection 21.95 General Electric: Toasters ------------- Stlt 17.j lowahlp ol the Middleport Pres- in<:luded Starling Miller, Mrs. 21.00 Sunbl1m Toasters - -- - --------------- Sele 17~ h byterian Church Is sponsoring Shaver, Mrs. Ell7.Bbeth a swimming party Saturday Mrs. Sampson Rall, 34.95 Gonoral Eloctrle Toamr Dv- ....... Salo 26.00 , I eDing at ihe Marietta College M. Friend and In· pool. Plans were maohl when son, Mrs. Harriett EianaU· the group met Sunday evening Carmel Blackburn, Roger at the church. Rev. Ruppel! WilHam Fife, Mrs. spoke on church attendance lo S. Gilkey, Janel Thorn!>" 24.45 Sunboom fry '••• ................... Solo IRIAlltlll' BRIISIIED PIQS!QN CAUL IIIIQ the youth group. • aon, Timothy Jooes, Earl . L. BY WOI.YlliiiE ' 24.95 Sunbelm Fry Pen• --------·---------- S.la ~ Balla U, and Ralph M. Sayre, 27.95 Sunboom Bul!.t Sldllot• ·-·-·--·--·-.. Sale Jr. 27.95 Sunlleam Deep Pryon . <..............'sotoii.oo ' 34.95 Sunlloam Bul!.t Skill ................. Solo 21.00 GIVES SURPRISE ~ '· ~ 'bii'l; 1 aRussiStan~ :;~e~ Irect~r llf:A;:~short:~ :~ l~=~:·e~~· Anniversary of Church Class I Ob d Serve " :I U Eltelldod field - Kelp County Jayeee~ Dtsp..ser are = V,..';: YOU)II ~nl ~lilt! ' f/ecta Circle Will Assist Fellowship Teo Past Officers C/ ub EnJOYS . Turkey Dinner ' ~.Home. . 1 Sale I Electrical Applian,es 1 e MIXERS WOMEN'S CHIPMUNKS THE SHOE BOX I I ' MEIGS THEATRE eiRONS Hospital News ~ eream pleo.'' Denylnc lhe dtlpoaler borrow· pm. from the cape Jten. nedy balll.sllC!I flrlnc · - · d.. ed any tails of the fie~ ~ relllllnf!cl UndlO<iooed. Don Quisenberry, speclBI teclmlclan wutJn& wttb YOUJll, backed tp all clatma. Prevlouo ~~~ about lhe dispeMtr throwing oblecta mentioned blueberry pt.>, no! cream pie. It was rellebly repor~ today lhe Rev. How• ' Cllde 114tk. vo~ . '1-V ,• · No: ~ ·ard Ru~lt of ~~ r haa prcl11lMl to ,~ till . Cll eratlon. ,.t , . lhe ~ ~· ( pie !brown for every fiGO PI«* ed), l)l'efero \'IU!tl to ~ pte. ' The ellllr ells~• will be oe,t up In Pomeroy town hall where the poblie may ~ ftr 1 1lughs but "they oupt to bo! prepared ~ make a pledge, too," Jaycet~ hin~. Radlo WMPO will broadcasl < tb; ipot l1l'lli!ft ~ the op. Oll]dl, ~•.~.,. Is - man ot U.. ·Co(lril)' March of Dtmeti ' "· ' IntrodUCed aa, ~lal ·IUeN - were Paul,_.,., i(arrtmvlllo; Fncl Liwlil, MJddlofiorl R. D. I; :&01> ~ Pomeroy ·star Route, llld aotJer Epple, Cheo~ er: wllli ·~nau, Hatril, Mason, and Ket\ ~. Pomeroy, r&peal IJI*(i·al '' prevtooo mee~ • at ,.. leolflpMI: COllier of tbe Uii!Ui! 11ateo, II Batte Couty, 8oolb ll,Mola, 1! miles weal of ' ' Jnc. a charter member aDCI put president ol the Jaycees, recalled many fond memories of . Chlldo, his Jaycee .xperleocei. It wao decided !hal the Jay. eees under the chairmanship of Roy Grueaer 1ljlU)d renew their search for a club building site, esplor• the cos! of an approprt. ate bulldlng, and seek means to finance ouch a project. Ten Jaycees said they plan- • •• . WE..UliEB ." Silo...,.. IIUIJ _. WIIIDI enttne eooler foiiiPI. Ralll ~ rdit .,. '"""• colder Jl'rlday. IIIP tlio day - · Low IDIIIP* .... PRICE FIVE 237 Beef is Theme of Meeting ":,~~~::~:~ 13th Bl'rlhday Of Sue curtis /s Celebrated tiOOd, ill N01V YOU KNOW Ml~ Ebersbac~. wUflad, "The ...... acy of the machine Is aood, very s~rved g~es w~ - . lfOIII William D. (Bill) Chllda lo pr01pective new mem· bero. - 1 af~:-;'oon complete. O.alrman Don YOUIIII lo the Jaycte~ In • moetbla t11a1 alao f..~ a talk by forrrier Jay. r ~· ~· secr~tary· of . the Ellslr nlaht b) Dlapenser Collltrucll<ln ~: ~lass tiW' TbJo wu rwealed w•• I . Extravaganza of Laughs, Pl~g~s. to. ~ rch of Dimes P Mrs. Buck is · . Hostess for Kin Club Recently / Installation Of OHicer~ to • • ar frequent clashe~ on the l"hmd of Borneo, wh1ch it si'Jares w1th Indone!;la. Sukarno said m prlcaiming the cease-rire that it was ordered in the interf!StS of promoting a favorable atmosphere. Malaysia had refused to hold talks with Indonesia wh1le the fightmg continued Kennedy said that ministers of Indonesia, Malaysia. and The Philippines would meet In a lower ~ level conference before the summit talks. He said before leavln11 J& arta that further details on the meetings WouJd be announctil after this talks in Bangkok witi, Foreign Minister Tbaait n. man of Thailand, ''who 1111 been concerned with this situ• tion £or the last aev..t months" Concord by ,Vetq 1 e COFFEE MAKERS I e HAIR DRYERS w N J e TOASTERS d I ,.,.._ ,;lt.J:.,VA!Il' 'em in comfort all day long/ Slipper-soft/ FeatherllghU e FRY • PANS ,. 'i ; 1lt· ' lfD i,. - $8.99 .e MISCELLANEOUS . '' \ 23.95 ~ral lloctrlc S.ndwleh Grills ..... • Soil 11"" ' ' 1~ \ IUS S.nbelm Knife end Sel11oro Shor-n, IM;I JUO 11.95 .lunboom 111 Cookon ......... ···-· s.tf. lfM' 25 . .•, ' .".i'l: .95 l~lleom Can ~ .......... ~····· ~,w. -42.95. lu~.m Blond,on ......... "·--·-----· -.t(lt lU~ Ae-al ' lloctrlc Tooko1tloo ·-----·-··· ,: 14.95 ·~•I 1 1- l c apona ••••••••••• ~·· , •;:~ 32M ~~~'1 ~orty .Grills ••• :.:~:...: •••••• ·~'" >.~\':' ~ t'' 3-t.ts. luniMam ROti.IHrlti •• .::~ ............ -- ...- '!! '- UVING ROOM FURNITURE At January Sale Prl- lAKER FURNITURE MtDDLII'OAT, o. ....,_____________..L.._______ sa.. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Barrie Randolph Phlltipa, 21, Pomeroy , student, and carol Luuise Bearba, 23, Pomeroy R. D. 2; Ronald Eugene Carman, 21, Pomeroy, mechanic, and Sbaron Elaine Hoachar, 17, Il Middleport, atudent. / ' 41,f.S'~oi)_ ~oltlwich 1 Fire ney 24tli, M8ali!l tie Is Invited.: '• " < ••11!'•11!1 Wif!lli ' Patriotic Theme is Chosen • � 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 22, 1964 smith tracy