https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b7eea6bd986938ee01cc9562b9ef09c7.pdf 511f20249205ea11b8b977f26a244eb3 PDF Text Text 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,. - $8.99 .e MISCELLANEOUS . '' \ 23.95 ~ral lloctrlc S.ndwleh Grills ..... • Soil 11"" ' ' 1~ \ IUS S.nbelm Knife end Sel11oro Shor-n, IM;I JUO 11.95 .lunboom 111 Cookon ......... ···-· s.tf. lfM' 25 . .•, ' .".i'l: .95 l~lleom Can ~ .......... ~····· ~,w. -42.95. lu~.m Blond,on ......... "·--·-----· -.t(lt lU~ Ae-al ' lloctrlc Tooko1tloo ·-----·-··· ,: 14.95 ·~•I 1 1- l c apona ••••••••••• ~·· , •;:~ 32M ~~~'1 ~orty .Grills ••• :.:~:...: •••••• ·~'" >.~\':' ~ t'' 3-t.ts. luniMam ROti.IHrlti •• .::~ ............ -- ...- '!! '- UVING ROOM FURNITURE At January Sale Prl- lAKER FURNITURE MtDDLII'OAT, o. ....,_____________..L.._______ sa.. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Barrie Randolph Phlltipa, 21, Pomeroy , student, and carol Luuise Bearba, 23, Pomeroy R. D. 2; Ronald Eugene Carman, 21, Pomeroy, mechanic, and Sbaron Elaine Hoachar, 17, Il Middleport, atudent. / ' 41,f.S'~oi)_ ~oltlwich 1 Fire ney 24tli, M8ali!l tie Is Invited.: '• " < ••11!'•11!1 Wif!lli ' Patriotic Theme is Chosen • �~- ~· ._ - -.--.. -- ......... --. .. • • ~ ......... .,. . . . ,., • • a ' "' ' • • COMMINTAnNO IDn'OatAUY •.) ' "Ready, get set, ~a-go!" ThP IJailg SPniinPI --Helen· Help Us! Panama Has 'Tiger' Trouble Panama hal a ti~er by the tail. At the moment 11 iJ gnawing at the bee!$ of Uncle Sam but President Roberto P . Cblari must know tbat it could tum without warning and rend him to pieces. This tiger, compose! of undisciplined students, disgruntled poor, ordmary troublemakers, leftist fanatics, shrewd Communist provocateurs and undoubtedly sincere patriots, among other elements. had to be fed once it was uncaged. .Tbus. just when it seemed that a semblance o! normality had returned to the area, Panama suddenly demanded t h e withdrawal of all U.S. diplomatic personnel. There will not. maintains the Panamanian ~overnment, be restoration of normal relations until a new and far- reaching agreement is made reprdtng the canal and the Canal Zone and their administration. This is just the opposite of the conditions urged by the United States The only hope_is that tbe tiger w 1 II become sated with what it hal eonsumed up to now. The great danger is that it will not. Nothing can be accomplished under the present circumstances. Calls for tbe complete withdrawal of the United Stat· es are foolish scraps thrown to the tiger which wilt only inflame its appetite. The United States could not pull out just Like that, even if it wanted to. Nor does the Panamanian or any other Western Hemisphere government really desire that now - though It certainly is a grand time for throwing rocks at Uncle Gringo, is it not, compradres? BOW TO JJII!AE A BAD DlOI'IIiDa belen lhl· fiOOil tt IIABl1 11Chool,iventbousbabellll!1f!" Dear Helll): poaod to be ... . tile eokl1 • I btl lilY flo&emalli. I dm'l Jar allowlllC8. . . i ,. lblnk I'm awfullY nervQUI but My cbUdreo feel hurt abcilit I've bad tills blbli 10 !on& 1 tbls. II it falrf - tillS. 8. _ · can't break II. Do fill lblnk thil Dear · Mn. So · .., .• IDUIIB I'm not quite rlghtt · tt •-'•t f·'-- ·P •- · 1N'l'O THE QUICK .._. •• ... 1 lblnk you've almply got a bad bablt lbat yru CAN break II you really want to. Repeat to yourself at least once every hour allthrough !be day: "I am N?,T golng io bile my !lngernallJ. Say It oftener if you wlsh. In other words, n..•• """· b!~ ';' u:-:.~..._ ..... ~~~ .,. lbOU!d"flrll be - ·'r• cu lblnk of them 11 " ' not "YOIU'I' and mine." Tbla Jo not only calllliDg resentrotlit In his -,.-marr~, leltlog hs daughter take for 811 wy Jbark. Cahl!l"IID .. equal rtsbtst - H. ·~· . '' This column IJ ~edtcaled '~cto farnliy UvJnc, 10 If yru'ra - . tid trouble or j11ll pJjia trouble, let l!elell Help She will also weloome your o:llll amUJlnJ . uperlenctl. Add11P Helen Boltel In care ol . . + buft make yourself c:oPSCIDua ot your actions. Wearing false fiDiemalls wtU belp. Alao, fllldin8 aomalllinl else to do with your banda, Uko kiutting, for Instance. Or sup on gloves whenever you sit dowD ID IIIIWIPIPer. me Voice of Broadway .•. reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLI!N I (OFF the SALE PRICES) Just think of it! You make the purchases you want ••• maybe outfit the living room, dining room, a bedroom from Ingels Furniture, Middle- Y!W· port, astounding roster of big-name values. Then entirely without tharge you get to choose other important items to round out your rooms ..• items totaling up to · l?% of the original purchase cost. Of course, we can show only a few of the outstanding Bonus Va!ues here ••• you'll just , have to come in and see all the rest for yourself. Sale starts tomorrow so don't wait., . be here first thing to make your selection while ,~~ort­ :!::· :..~~':~u :: w:: THE AiMANAt · By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY GRAPEV!NK Columnist Tom Sullivan of the Hudson Dispatch in Union City, N. J ., bas thought up an mteresting problem which may result in a small headache for the producers Qf the forthcoming Broadway version of "Hamlet." Mr. Sullivan, alter what he characterizes as "a continuing dialogue between my readers and myBell.'' wrote to the Department of State in Washington suggesting that Richard Burton might be excluded from the United States on the same grounds that kept Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies out of this country. He received a reply from Abba P. Schwartz, Administrator of the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs. who said : "Visa applications are considered on the basis of merit of each individual case in strict accordance with the provisiOns of the Immigration and Nationality Act. Mr. Burton will have to establish his eligibility for a visa to a consular officer ahroad at such time as he wishes to apply for documentation to be admitted into. the United States. It is not possibl• to make a determination in advance whether a Riven ap'J)lirant for a visa will ~e­ celve it. Before .Mr Bprton may be IS· sui!d 'a visa be Wl!l-be 'required to establish that he is qualified. in all respects under the various provisions of the im· meanor or felony, and a consul-type chap up in Canada can hardly take it upon himself to banish Richard Burton from the United States because the newspapers have reported that he's seen quite a good deal of a rather-frequently married young woman named Elizabeth Taylor. The legislators still haven't passed a regulation against Miss Taylor. And that brings up another quiz qu~slion: What nation's passport does MJso Taylor travel under' She was born an English baby, lived in America in her youth, went through nuptial ceremomes with one English gentleman and three Yanks. and is widely reported to. have some kind of Swiss residence. This de. partment confesses complete 1gnorance of what country nolds the honor of her citizenship. .But maybe Tom could find out, in due couroe, from Abba. Abba seems a friendly type p~lblic :erva~t. admit it's stronger than you are. • Good luck! · By Dear Helen:- IL . Ulllod PrNo iatelullo!Mi( I> My buoblnd II""• . rut two Today Is "nmrsday, Jom. Ill, nights a week and stays out un- the 23rd day of 19M with " ' W from 1:30 to 5:30 a. m. He to follow. f': y lt'a a party with tbe boyo_ 1be moon Ia llppi'OAchlnllli 18 8 .• f • N 0re1gn eWS COmmentary Small-..JC "-ale, But Blo.ody Clashes Conti·nue By PIIIL NEWSOM UPI Forelp News ADalyat As 8 Comrnunlot regime entrenches Itself In zanzibar aod Communist-abetted unrest stirs Tanganyika, Other violent evento just nut door work In favor of further Communist penetration of JIOrtheast Africa. Small • scale but bloody clashes are occurring regularly in an arid regioo of wandering nomada dust and herdll of •heep, 'goato and camels, a!most worthlei8 except fl1at It is land now held by Kenya and Ethiopia but claimed by the Republic of Somalia for 1 "greater Somalla." It Ia llle kind of brushfire slt.. uation Ideo! lor Comm""'"' in!Utrauon. . -r· Somaua acquired independer.ce in 1960 through 1 comb~ nation of former British and Italian holdings. Its localioo on north..st Africa's "horn" gives it a position of strategic lmporlance on the approaches to the Suez Canal. lis warlike Moslem tribesmen are Hamitic, separated from the black Africans to the south both by origin aod religion. for countless years, Somali herdsmen have moved their Van Johnson wants to get right out of his hosuital bed. he's so anxious to play the lead in the movie musical Alan Jay Lerner: is doin~ on "Dr. Doolittle" It's a part Van has always wanted to play, and the top professionals in show busmess are rooting right along with the fans that he 'll spring back to perfect health and achieve his fond wish . Sin~er Johnnv Tillitson has knocked Connie Francis off migration laws and regulations to receive her perch as MGM's top se!ler_ of sin~le it. labels. He did it with lhe hit diSC lltled "You are as3ured that the consular "Talk Back Trembling Lips." New York's annual Washington officer. to whom Mr. Burton may apply for visa services. will carefully examine Square Outdoor Art Show, which aroushis case with a view to ascertainin~ whe· ed a great deal of controversy last year. ther he is elig;hle for visa issuance un- will see a number of changes in the !uder the laws and re~ulations." lure. A special investigating committee • • • will start confidential hearings on the exFrom present plans. it would appear hibit toward the end of this month that Dickie-Boy will be entering the llni- Lex Barker is rejoicing over winnin~ a ted States the next time from Toronto. $16,000 lawsuit against an Italian film ' where "Hamlet" will break in. My guess producer who promised to put him Into a is that the u s. consulate there. after dO· spectacular and didn't . . . . Hollvwood ing the "to visa or not to visa" bit, wiH wa•s are sugeesting that the !Hcker find him highly eligible to enter this_[air "Where L<we Has Gone" could use a By Woyne o. Brandotadt, M.D. reoublic under the laws and regulations. change of title "No Love Lost" mf~ht he Q-Does tile lllben:alla te'st Alter all, he's probablv never even been appropriate. considering the _current ici- show whether the tubercle arrested. let alone conv1cted of a m1sde- ness between two of rts prmc1pals. bacillull is present anywhere ln the body? ,Secret Place, l>y Mrs. Denver cal church events. were shown · A-The toben:ulla lest showti . 1 Kapple . A contribution was by Mn. Phelps. Refreshments whether or not a penon has made to the Bill Walker family Iwere served by tlle hoste" to h d gh contact with the for missiouary work in Japan. those named above and Mrs. t:be~~:ubacUlus to build up an 11 wasvoted to take homemade I Walter Kennedy Jr. Mn. El- immwdty to lt. If a peraon's Mrl. A. L. Phelps entertain- articles to the next m~tlng to I wood ~owers and children, test l~ positive, It may mean livestock accordlng to tho sea· viet Union offered to equip an son, heedle" of obscure boun- army of 20,000 men. dories. In November, lllo Somali parSomalis's own population Is Uament ratified • new trade about I wo million, with anOther agreement wlth Communist 350,000 Somalll living in adjoin- China. mg areas o! Ethiopia and Sate!Uies ExloDd Aid hi h th So !Is Th Soviets also have given Kenya w c e ma e claim. This lnclodea almqst tho Somalia credits of t6S mi!Uon eastern half of Kenya's rem,ota and the promise of lechntclano fron 1 ••·trt t d to aJd h r development northern t er ~ c , an e . · Ogaden, a point-shaped tip of Other aid hal come from Ethiopia jutting l~lo Somalia. Czechoslovalda, Romania, East Somalla has invited openly Gennany and Red China. Somali tribesmen In Kenya to The United Stales, joined by "rejoin" greater Somalia. West Germany aod Italy, had She has accused Etlllopla of offered to aupply an army of forcing an "unbearable" bur- 5,000 or 6,000 men, along wllb den upon ber by drtvlng fl1ou- engineering equipment which sands of Somali refugees across could be used for internal deve~ ~ Elbiopian border, and baa opment. . . . . . . been \ccused in tum of tnctil The Unit~ Sta!G" aflo fill lng tribesmen to revolt. proposed a 20-year development BriUah troops are backing ~rogram broken up into four Kenya'• frontier forces . ~d frv•year plans. OVerall U. S. British planes ·~ carrying m ~slataooe woold "?me to $500 food and ferrymij out tlle million to ~ repa1d from inwounded. creased agrtcultural productron Into tllio unhealthy situation, and port facllitlea. fl1e Communist nslimo have From other new African namoved strongly. lions tlle SomaU. have received When the United Stat•• and litU~ o:ncouras.ement for their other Western nations refused terrrtonal ambrtions. Somali requests Jor military as- Secessioo encooraged In _ooe slstance regarded "" !ar great.. area might eaSily lead to srm•er than normal needs, the So- Jar demands elsewhere. . , d ' Jt d • I R £ 0 ay s e l , C a e' nor 1 r Mrs. Phelps is Hostess for Church Group ed tbe Evangeline 1 Mlssionary l ~ell as a money makmg pro- Crlllg \enoy and Tommy Mast- that he has some active tuber· - greot deal ot trouble you velop Immunity I<> varloo• Jn. should have your doctor deter- fectloos. It attains lla largest mine steps to eliminale it. size at poberty, otter whlcb II dwindles and almost disappears. . .Q-Yoo recently _said tllat It Is located between the Illy· a tumor of the thymus Is oome- rold a~ the bear!. Unleu I times the cause of myasthenia thymus tumor la very large, it gravis What ldnd of test Is is likely to go unrecognized. 1 given ·to determine yoo have a tumor o! thymus? after bowling, and If I ask him who they are be says, "none of your buotness." 1 have heard be Is stepping out on me, and wht:11 ; ask him Jf there's another woman be .fiys, "Maybe yes, and maybe no." What way do I turn? - PUZZLED WIFE Dear Wile: T II him Its a wife's busin..s • to know where her husband !I and n "maybes" about _ ltj Tend "hook don't tender'•• a' er • •·· _ H marr,..e. · Dear Helen: MJ problem Is a son-in-IJw. He is well, stout, able-bodied, and $ble to work ~ but be won't. He has ...en clilldren, aU under 10 yearo old. He won't provldc for tbem. They Uve with me and he IJ aupposed to P.r me board and fi>O.I!I; but be haan't even paid tlle l'•ter bill for montlte. I have fed them off and on for 11 years, paid doctor bills and helped clothe them. I do tlleir washlngln tlle oink wllb a rub board. 11'1 not my plsce to oupport tllem but his mother won't. She spoils him llke he was a UtUe kld, and gives him money to get drunk on. She wants her son to be happy and not wort. Why dld this have to happen to me? _ DISGUSTED Dear Disguorted: Because yru let this sponger mDYe ln. Yoor . Welfare Agency wii!Ha.dvise yoo what to do nell. full phase. . ;'; The ..enlng stan are Venul, Jupiter and Saturn, On this day In history: . ; In 1~, eoogre81 ruled 1114 an ruittooal olectlona would \1111 held the first _Tuesday loll~ the first Monday In Novem... In 1937, 17 Russian Conn!Ji>. nflts confessed tlley eonspltW wllb Leo Trotsky to ndern u mine the regime of Josef Stallll. In 1941, Charles J:indberP H F" appeared beloro the ouse '!'eign Alfalra Committee.and lao tilled agalnot the propoted lend" leaoe blll of World War IL . In 1948, Gen•. Dwlght Efs«<o bower sald be wo.Jld not a. . any nomlll'tlon for the PI'* dency, Two yeal'l! lelel' he :t,t., __ . · A thought for the day - (8 1953, In his llrat' lltaugural ail\ dress, P!'iisldent Dwlght Elset!! bower laid: "Slnoe Ibis ~ tury's beginning, a time <4 li!ll\pest has oeemed to come u~ tlle continents of tlle earth."!,., Dear Helen• ""' For live yearo 1 have Jleen married. to a man who baa a dauchter frolt\ a previous marrtqe. She liva with u1 and ~ three children. She Is part ¥ fl1e family and I WQU!d have it no other waf, but I thJnk the chUdren should all be treated DIYOTID TO lNTiliiT. 01( MilOS MAlON AliA J. .....,. o. ...., ....,_ l = culosl•. but is in the process of A-The lbymos Is _gland then II" nard to tell wbetll wlth gifts and mmey, bullll)l overcoming 11. Far more often, of uncertain f~nctlon. :; " no~ :!laodthls 1 than ~ 1008 must stay within tlleir tl.OO her home in Syracu11e. :mission study, •·Mission Service [ Shlp't Starboard it me&ns that the battle hu believed _to e an portan se e . nsiOna a week. allowance or go witb-_In tne ab~nce of Mrs. Mason 1 Assocwtioo," taken from The The right side of a ship Is been won and all the ooldlers factor in helping the child de- gland are 10 var~abie. rut. lie almost -ar lives lilY FJaher, pre81dent, the vice pre!- ~ Honzun magazme, pubbshed by called the starboard side have gone back to their fami· cblldren rDovte money but bla ldent, Mrs. Edward Venoy, pr.,_ the Churches of Christ. from the Old En&llsh "steor- lies. ln medical school we used dausbter lela liO aacb llded. Prayer by Mrs. Jerry Gam~ were played with pri.z- board," •meaning ateerlng to say "Give us this day our ,;,,;,.;...;._ _ _ _ _ _...;;,_ Masters opened tho meeting, es awarded to Mrs. Conrad Oh- side, because early sailing dally tubeccle bacillus." Mild Agri~c.ultural followed with devotions on thf'! ,linger , Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. ships all had the steering oar exposur.e, if repeated often, ls tiew Year, token from the . Venoy Colored slides of the lo- placed on tbe right side. !be ll<'ll way to keep up the i On The farm front · IS lHf SAWIN(l PRAf~!lds P.QICE IN LITT~f. PIECES---- cerd. Output Fai"ls . A • t p p ulat"on gam 0 ace op I BERRY'S WORlD body·· resistance to th• dllperson But can even get the as ease. the disease resistant a result of an overwhelming By GAYLORD P. GODWIN try productioo also increased 'I nposure. Fortunately we now Ualieill'rHI laternalloaal Utile. have effective antltuberculads wASIIINGTON (UP!) -An The agency said weather udruis that greaUy faclUtate the AgricultUre Pepartment foreign lreltlel advenely affected vir· treatment of Ill!• disease. economic report indicates that tuaUy aU asrJcultural areas agriculturlll ootpul In mainland durinl the 1963 oeason. Q-WIIat would cause me to China during 1963 again faDed 1o T b odoM! rna ..., up continue to have_ a sour stomach keep pal!e WI'th poJMI lat'1on sli 0htlBCCOforpr!963."on becausey..., of inoven after surgrca~,removal of growth. ..:~ acrea&e and 1enerally part of my siomac . . In fact, tllis bas been tbe sll- Tobacco productlm may ~ up ;:•leu ~~h bavt ~ pep~ uation Iince 1958, according II! slightly for 1963 because <Jt-ln· u r' an w c case e ac the Department'• assessment of creased acreage and generally formlding &ian~ tlle s~ma: fl1e 1884 ·world AJII'lculturaJ all- favorable weather in the lob..,. woo put ou oo muc ac • uation co grow1n1 area . ao overabundance of acid in 11- Red· China'• IllS harvest wu · sol! would not cause all) symp- little changed .frotn tbe tnoder- The.ITUJII ~nt industrial to1111. On the other haod, II alA! llltl2 lllniOllt the Depart- crop m Cblna is eotton. ERS you r•gurgltate sour stomach ·ment lllld ~Um of aum- l'l'he Dopertrnent'1 Economie conlenle after meals, tbts would barvUteo!. grain erope Reoearch Service) 11id cotton taate sour even if the concen- .;ch ....unt for aboUt 0110 : pr_oductlon. may have ~ tratklll ol the acid were nor- frurth al. IIJI*i~lJ.'IIn, .,.. below ollghtiy becauaa of aubstanu.J ,i mal. 1962's p<IOr hartest. Interrnedf. acreace ~·· . The cause of ouch rqurglta- ate aod' jate ric!t! harvests were .. lion AIIIY be eating !Do fut, !HI! fati'l . Tbe Crop ,Repor)lng Board . . worry or nervous tension,. fall· Y thna!e!l Ulll,903,000 b r o II e r uro to chaw your food lborusb- The ~t salcl.tlte Ill- chicks were hatched. ln the Unll- ; ~ . . . 1) or an allergy to on. of the uaUon ~J!PilrenUy wu much the ed Statea durmc 1963, Tbla was -L;, ."'• foods eaten. 'J,'bere are many ••arne f~ot!':'!!'~~~..2 per ceiiJ , IJ!tll;!!._~ in ~ yoU .;imporuy relief. ean ·take' for e~CeJ)t . lr •1. fili ~- I 3-Pc. Modern Sedional Buy $199 · LIVING ROOM ,.. . $]49 Was 149.00-4·Piece Whitt S.diGnal $]99 $]99 $<}9 U:~~ ..,., " BEDROOM Maple Bookcue B•d 1nd Tripi• Drtlltr in 18th Century Style - - - . .= '"' ....._ ' = . l-1' Complete Set Maple ' a~nk Bods--- - Complete Twin Bltds Box Spring and Suite SEALY MATTRESS Then tbla lo the choice for you. Bed, $89 """""' Here'• rea1 .konolll7 - bolb money 11111111: - :_ rtd.llll.. ':":;~i,J',~~ -·::..':..... ond lpaee-wiae, Solo priced studio aerveo u IOta by day; op- at nfabt I<> IOl'IJ..,IhaD-fulklu bed. Olll ·SPEOAL .,., . Euy-Care Dinette Fits Any Budget "> I· · , ,.. • . 1 · . .\ ON SALE ebeot, double dreuo er - all of &leam· lDi walnat. !lou built IDio tbll lrtm MI. Piullc-tilp, ebromo lew uteDcla to ,._. 10. t ,chalrt. .,- 501 NYLON CARPET Looking I o r el• pnce e n d a Uttle price all at oneeT Tbere'a a world ol aernee and lllilllf" >'· MOHAWK $169 $89 · ., ALL Studio Couch Buy Sleeps Two Easily :0-:::"'" ., · - . - - $119 Sale! Traditional Bedroom lok Spring,, Ralls end Matching Headboard - - - , , ,... 11 ...a.. n• All Bedroom Suites CARPET VAWES SEALY ON SALE! .::-",_';;.u;o,.:: ..., REG . 79.00 6-Pc. Dining Room Grouping nut auite includea dropleaf table, ' ebalrt, bufte~huteb. Iii.., OCiko-'" REG. 59.00 39·95 39·95 59·95 Swivel Rockers .Large_ Rockers .Large Ily. Cbannlnt wa~ .....,.., :,w:•.. -;',o::-",.::;•,::,bt -.- REG. 59.00 Perfect choice for the busy actJve fam- THE DAILY SENnNIE( - · 110 • - a,,.. construction; beautiful decorator cov- VALUES $239 EJt 3 new sectional hu firm innersprln& er in black, Was 299.00-2-Pitu bl~ek Llvlnt Room Suit. _ Was 188.0:0-2·Pc. Early Amerlnn Sofa ltd Suite In ·maple - - - - CHAIR this &00<1-lookfne Wa1 299.00-2-Pc. Early Am•riun Suite, black and guy Wu 349.00-2·Pc. Green Early American Living Room Suitt _ __ -· 1 -I!'Y year of ~ VALUES We1 299.00 Ltrl• btiige Modern Sof• 2-Pitct Modern Suitt with h•ndtoi'I'M nylon frieze uver - - - ,• Browulne lallaOJM!e ' Robert BroWlllni, the Uah poet, tntluenced such moil' em· poets as Robert Frost aM Ezra Pound thi'ousb his .... velopment of tlle drama ologue or stream-of · ness, according 1o the Encyc paec11a Britannica. l(lfff ,It· IHI· ti ·~;,Jf~~: ~~J~;~ J,S,. ,,.,._ •.- j[f..ft'l!lf ~· ~ \..\~ aftd -11Jeillt'Pit " w\lftll' dd!Htf r<:,r:Mi ~~... ~·y· ~i;rfri'i ~~... . . ....,.~."' yot1 have creased llltflU)'. Pork and pout- Starred for style • real practieality - • ;~ :n ·, antackll that Sale Limited to 4 Days Only~Jan. 24-25-27-28 whether When the thymWI ll enlarged., equaUy. ohlo. . the an X-ray o! !be chest may r• lie L• constanlly reminding .,:'.:'." veal displacement of. • o t be r her that I'm DOt her real moth- '- A."-• ""' Ya a struc':Ur~s in that regaon. Ev: er. He showers his daughter ~ m. aocletv of lhe Pomeroy Church •Jeel. ,ers. of Christ Tuesday evening at [ Mrs. Masters presented the i Time _.,__ Hado ;~~~~~~;~~~~ ments are compfete and plentiful. Sale starts tomorrow, Friday, January 24. Norvo 52 O.t. Elwtrlc Wtter $C}9 $79 $]59 $]49 T1~k N - 40 Gol, -Weier Tank --- 16 Inch Nol'lt . . _ lltctrle Dryor,n..ta N-Lo .... WrlCMVOIItlonaiWIIhor APPLIANa VALUES ' $C}9 H-Int 12 Cu. Ft. Rtfrittr•tor Hgtpohtt Automlt'c 2-SpHCI Wash1r Hotpolnt Automlllc 1-Soood Woshor Hotpolnt SO" Elocltle Rontt I $]89 $229 $169 $]99 �' .. • • • : Youngstown Remains Undefeated ALL STARS IJ_lJolted Pre11 1Jlteraat1011al' Youngstown, 1 tra4Jhl win before lhibeatea Youngstown has Tbe Yoongstown • Steuben- cnn•<l of the the lllllllleot tho oeiiOD, held hllh-lnf Pf<I.Ved about everything else ville battle was the •""'"•ht burgh, Bu• year In Pitt. Brian G..,.rolovleh to nine e·-.. •· to 13 s trag 1 ht · · ........, ' Kent, now 6-11 for poinu. Dan Narr~· 11 ,.. hi•• ... vuloC VIctories, 1Ohio college &lme In Wedne• "' aa• and now we know the Penguins day night's light schedule. Elsefor the Flashes. caq wln .the close ones, too. where, Rent State suffered "" . • OaDS Fenn'o Weldon Kyllo acor:ed The Penguins had their clos- 84-& setback at Piltoburgh, 31 polnll ln the wln over AJl&. • est canol the ••ason Wednes- Fenn sacked Allegheny, _,. gheny .. the F - cr~bed ·an day nl&,ht Jn· a 64-fil VIctory at Meadville. Pa., and Deni.son 1g DC S early lead and were never over SteubenviUe, and they had won an 81-76 fr~ throw contest headed. Fenn 1s now W . to rome from behind to do it Iat Wilmington. }IIL with • surge in the final four j No earn.. were on the Ohio 0 7U miDUtes. college slate tonight, but action Thi 1 Netlonal Bllbtball AI~Jatloll The only perfect record Ohio 1 will pick up slightly on Fridoy . rty-two Ohioans met the By United Pren laterulfdul "I'm your nezl4- nellidlo!' coUege basketball team trailed •wilh the Malone College tourno- m Ire Buekeye Big Bucks Club Eoolero Dlvlal.. May 1 borrow 1 eup o1 v i as much as seven points in the Irnent at Canton and Tennessee ln the Buckeye Bib Bucks Club W L. pllh:?u second half before ~oing ahead State at Wilberforce. In 1963, the llrieol number ev- Boston PeL 11 744 to stay. 61-59, with 3:02 left in 1 Catltl Foulo er lo qualify In 1 single year. Cincinnati 33 17 • the hotly-contested game at 1 A total of 61 personal I"!' I! · This Jo. the word lrf?m the Pblladelphlo 20 25 .ISM 1 00 IPAHN TO BE HONORED ' marred the Denison-Wilmington lcofh New· York 15 311 : : game that saw nillt' or the 10 II:U ·~ Wette-ra Division TULSA. Okla. tUPii- Warren starters foul out. Denioon deer trophy heads. w, L. Pet. Spahn, the Milwaukee Braves' proved to be hotter at the free ere are 26 typical and s 1X Los Angelea . 29 18 .117 veteran pitching ace. will be throw line, hilling 31 of 46 and non-typical heads. Two of I he St. Louis 28 21 571 1 honored SUnday as the Oklaho- the Quakers made 22 of 34. ~:adun,ly "0 ere 1takGen11 . in Meigs San Francisco 25 20 :558 i• man. who i'ontributeci most to Wllm1nglon overcame a 17ne n a IQ county. Del Baltimore 17 29 ·S7· 0 MINNEAPOLIS ,.,__ (U It ' PI) • • maJor league baseball last sea- point deficit to go ahead midIncluded among the n e w ro 11 ss· .250 _ Th Min ota' ~"tn'' c IOn - members ar 8 LJ 1r~" .. Cou Weclaelday'a Result. e ne.s I base. . way in the second half. but a I e n- CincJnnaU 109 Boston 92 baU club, cr1Uzed- for allowc...... oa St. Lou1~ Cardinal Manager j full court press causeti all nve ty hunter, Arlee McCUllough, Baltlmore 124 PhU d ing segregaUon of tis play rs Johnny Keane is among those , Quaker slartm to fou l oul. and who bagged the biggest typical Los Angeleo 110 De':, "/f'::,~ II& at' Its spring training site at ~rscheduled to parlu:lpate when ' th<> Big Red pick•d up Us lOth tr:phy ever taken ln the state; Thlll'odaf G 0 lando, Fla., has asked a nation· 1 1 Spahn receives the Art Griggs win in 15 starls B.1g. Gen. Wilham F. Moor . 11De1 al grou to h 1 1 M_emorlal ~ward at the annual I Pitl do m i r, ~I e d the back- Upper Arlington, assistant com~ Stde;:IB vs. Boston at ProvJ- Lem. p e p so ve the prob- 32 Ohi are In B" B k Club £ 3 Asks National ., Group To Help s0hponlosor~•"the ofmeWasull~meewnht ;:ltHatled Solve Problem • land reguiaH~ by the varl.;,s ~ng federations. ..., COACH REAPPOINTED · BOSTON (uPI)-Doston Unlverslty' backfield coach, Bob ~~:pp:~s he·~~~~~= ~,:a~ta, was reappointed the adoption ol untlorm rulesthe t~Sdrday to hlsl poeltJOO for 1 succeas ve Margarita, a 1944 Brown Unl· verolty craduate, played two years wllh .tile !lllcqo Bear, of the N a II o n a I Footli.U League. , , • · ' The· wolverine Is ealled "glutton" becouse It Is l)lcli a greedy feeder. . ,_, . Dbwnie-Gross Annual ' Standings n I LI,\VES FOR TALK.1 HONOLULU (uP!) _ New York State's Athletic Ormlit!sa! on chairman, M e. I v'tn L. l'ntlewltcb, will leave today to oonler w11h bo~~ng officials In MEN " S •·'' I Group Of ., ', '1ils!U.·'i ' . ' ,_;'-'J -! MEN'S SUITS \_-Jt~ • . ': . :·-r n.•J,.. ' ' ~ •...J &;:iU" .' i>l:I'j"U" .& .,.. Duunond Dmner. the_Pa_~~~ers~ ' fifth ~~~;at~na~h~u:~; ~:is~: boards jn New _York at Baltimore thm who jointly took a buck, Detro1t at San Fra~Isco 1Dannie and William Debolt, , I Newton Falls, and a bow hunt, er. Martin Higley Bowling 8 U u~~ Pr Green • y D eu ell Iutern.tloaal I . . Pittsburgh 34 Kent State 63 ' McCUllough'• biggest typical ~oungstown 64 Steubenville II Four Meigs Cage Teams in 1mPortant Ff).day contests College Scores I played ~:~ ~h~11118!~~,:'~e\ex- 0:~! ::~~~~~on Calvin Gr~fith, _president of the team, IBid Wedneaday night the Twin• have been unable to com,• up With • solution to the seg:Iegated accomodatJons at Orlando. Griffith made his comments alter the Minnesota Council for Middleport 13-61 will battle Class A circles. has Civil and Human Rights called 76 Wellston t a-.-4 I Friday night here some great basketball and then i Club WIM of 1960 b roc ett for an tmmechate end to the for l chanre to finl~h . at the !some not so great. Coach Bob ! points an<t~hould ran: we~l 1-8 Ollie 1-t.A.. BaJtetball Soore• segregation. , " top ~f the second diVIsion of ·She-sky's dub nearly blew ooe this year's Jnternational com in Toledo DeVUblu 71 The councJl said we conthe etght . team SEOAL. to Middleport 172-701 then has litton peToled demo his segregation policy And Pomeroy·_~ Panthe-rs (2· knocked off Wellston and Jack· Toledo Wood 0 ~:al 40 and Implore baseball fans and 7l go tu Nelso~v1lle 17-2• ~s un- Ison, both first division Clubs. The largest non-typical entry Tol;:Bo the management of the Twins dt"rdogs, shootmg for a victory : Wellston. coming into MiddJe.l ~as a 198 lb. 3-8-polnter taken Toledo St. Francis w;:er 50 to take whatever step~ are neethat rould pull lhf'm out of port. has also been hot and cold m Jackson County by Stanley T0 ]·•· St essary to have thiS policy their cease" , base-men t t.Je w1t· h G,a II'I· The Rockets measured the Jac-· El am. p ortsmouth. The rec- Toledo Libbeyouo59 art 56 · poliS also 2-7. , 1kets ~•·51 on Dec. 6. They are ord Ohio non-typical wao I he Toledo Scott 47 Griffith replied that the team, Tha_t-' s ab~ut the stze of the : 5-4, tied with Jackson for m lb. S-a-point head entered Toledo Waite 85 whose 1D-year trEiining contract chetrm~ th1s week for Meigs third place. The Jackets will 1 by Jim Clark some yeart ago. T led M at Or!ando explres after this Count\ 's two r!nb.s running in have to play basketball t wl Four of the trophy heads o o acomber 3fi ;:ear'JJ Grapefruit League sea0 _"· came from CJ~s A~ compt-t J!ion. That is, ' . ,· Licking County, nelther JS gomg anywhere in Raune Is at North Galha, three each from Hocking, TrumINDEPENDENT i regaled son, was policiM told la•t at yearthethe hotel Beg· the title chase. bul each has Belpre 12-0 in SEOBL play / bull and Vinton, two each from LEAGUE STANDINGS would be eliminated by this shown it cou ld be dangerous to comes Into Rutland Wahama Jackson, Musk.ingum, Jeffenon TEAM W L p OP year. Any ol the ot~er teams given a · is idle until the 28th.' and East- and ~eigs, and one each frorn G &r: J · · .. .. ll 1 1016 728 However, he said, "lad £God '"·arm mght in shooting_ Iern also takes a breather un- Harrison, Mahoning, Rols, Ash-- Firestone . . 11 1 832 689 tember, when we started . _Pomemy_' s oppo~ent. Nelson- ! til the 28th, rounding out this tabula , Lucas, Scioto, Fairfield, Ro~in~on·s 5 7 795 841 make reservations for t1Ue , rankmg high In the state's week's cage card. Gallia, Morrow, Coshocton and Weiher's . .. 5 7 t96 762 spring training, we found that ·----· ·-n. Morgan. Evans 3 9 6it this wou)d not be so." 1 1 1 Villanova Captures 8th.Win , Row•' Ev~nSVI}}e Trmmp • hs In ; pr~;id:.:a~ ~~~~ B.:~:1tz: ~:~·· ·:·: .-· 3! i! 4: 4: ce~~;~ld :e~~~: ~~~ e:·u~ SPORT COATS Values tol25 _ • s.1. · "14·50 SPORT COATS sf..ve 5 , 11 $4 .. ' . \ JCI Topcoats, 1 Group Yai. to 52.75 · · .............,. Sale 3l~O ': Topcoats, 1 Group Val. to 39.75 ................ Sale t7.5o'·"' el Group SPORT SHIRTS · woolo, French fllnnol end gobs, 6.95 ..1uo 4-00 eMon'o SWEAT SHIRTS Now Ro<iucod V. off el Group of Mon'o SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS, vol. to 6.95, S.lo, 2.65 2 for 5-00 eMEN:s PANTS, cords, corduroy, molask1n, val. to 5.95 __ S.lo 3_75 eBOYS' SPORT SHIRTS, 2.9f voluo, 1.19 corduroy 2.65 SPORT COATS . . SUITS DOWNIE 1 - GROS .CHEVELLE! by ChevroiM::· One of the things you'illlke best aboUt it is ttrn."' to·choose fio."' :;:, : . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.k::l:::::i: •:::=:::=:::=:; TURKEY SHOOT Each Sunday 1:00 P.M. I 1 .. .__ Drastk Redurtiotts Sat'blfls (]p to 1,.2 OFF &......, Children's SHOES VALUES TO 2.99 MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE J hn F. KennecJ y Record's 9·9( WOMEN'S SHOES LADIES' end TEENS' FLATS -DRESS STYLES ALL SIZES-VALUES TO 3.99 MEN'S SHOES DRESS STYLES VALUES TO 10.95 _3.88 SALE OF BOOTS Rubber Footwear For All Still At SALE PRICES ! SIMON'S PICK~ A-PAIR BEN FRANKLIN SHOES Next to Ebersbach Hardware POMEROY MAIN ST. , Daughters of - A~icoGroup M~ts Tuesdoy Ch.,ter eouneU, Doughten of America, met Tuesday evening wllh 20,membera present. : Dorodly · . Ritchie, councilor, ' .pened th~ meeting In ritualistic lt ..'lfBI reported that Leda ' ICrlOhter 1114 \lel•ond ·were home from ' and , Mae Spencer ' 11\i><b'l ~m pneumonll. Glen, I liifferetl a stroke. wu "itutalled .. councilor by Enna •lJUI couni!Uor. were recelvtd from . Mae .Ktaeuter tor a gilt and . ..,, her; from Eva for cardo seol at desttb·l huabl,nd and from Ida Vn""' ·'cai'd sent ber at ~ were <oiDJ>Iet-1 lbuwer bu..,.. at the next •. 1lle good Enriched Bread is baked with PG-7n~a pW"e all- vegetable shortening • 10 ' ···'t·· game In six conteoiB. Mosl ..,. curate field goal shooter Ia Leo roy Haywood of Bowling Green who has cashed In on 61.S per C<lnt. BJ UnlleCJ Prou lntonuldflllll While the Alhlet!e• are mer&Two Lorain County Dalrymple was the arresting MlybeJio baa no ballpllrk yet, Jy starting to slgll !heir playCl hunlera learned the hard officer In .another case In Lo- BrmptotnO of D l - AllllnQ fro• but · at leotlt Charles 0 . Finley ero, tile Chicago CUbs are near· that there is so-called rain County which ' had an un- STOMACH ULCERS 11 IOing to make sure he hu ly flnslhed. Soutbpaw Freddie WASHINGTON (uPI) - In a law" when they recently were usual aspect. The Cleveland de DUE TD EXCESS ACID aame ballplayera. Norman became lhe Zllh mem- verbal broadaldo aimed at the lined for failure to attempt to lendant was fined j""t a QUICK RWEF 011110 COST Finley hao one more week to her ot the Club to okay his White House, a Republican sen- retrieve two wounded Ameri- previously In Huron County work out a Municipal Stadium terms after outfielder Doo Lon- ator said Wednesday !hat he can mergansera. Judge John the same offense, Uleg•l pos- Ask Alwul 15 Ooy Tr.nl Uffrr! lease With !Canaas 'City offlclala, drum and pitcher Jack Warner saw no. dllference between pub- Kolena. Lorain Municipal q,urt, session of a pheasant In !he occordlng to 1 resolution passed also signed their contracts. Uc offictsls accepting a stereo fined each $15 and costs and closed season. Then he paid ;n:;::.'l:;~;.".;:"'~,::: by American Lea... owners, or Rlght·hander Alvin McBean, record player, a mink or vicuna then. suspended d the costs. 115 and costs of $5. ,...,.,,..,...._ .. ...._ _ ... _tlandD••*IIIIII ........_ doato . .~ olse.,. who won 13 gamea and lost coat, a deep freeze or an orient· Tom Sechrist, istrlct Th' t' . J dg D _ _ _ _ .._ _ , . _ 15 ·•--· the en.ergeII c three lAif''-~ d I tn u e · ............_. ua,....,.ttw A.t £« season, an center a rug, men t oagen t' and H· R· G ldth UTle, •8 M · · al Co rt 1 , , ......, -...c~uo~ Nev erthCH:N, owner of lllo Athlelics otUI has fielder BID Virdon algned wltlt fl?l"Pie, Lorain orpe unlctp u n ::=':.:::.:r".::"".!"""to olgn hla 'players. Plttsbqrgb 'l'hlle Wade Blasln- . Sen. John J. WUIIams, R-Del., protector, Division of . the out • of • season Pitcher Diego Segul and fn. game. 20-yeai'Oid $lt/O,OOO bonus JSSU_ed the actd s!Btement fol· while standing on the . hunter was fmed $25 and costs POMEROY, o. field o.!\ · WUilams bee south bee th l3th lowmg disclosures by Senate In- pal pier in Lorain saw of $8 . Thus m one year. Swloher & Lohso Drvoo the ~~~~ ol tlte ~'::, mem/::;• of : e Ml;'.,aukee vestigator Tuesday that a $580 hunters shoot at and cripple paid to obtain two phE:as- 11 ~~,!~E~:T (:~' letic1 tO tlp their contracts, BraVes to accept terms. high·ft set was given to then the two waterfowl but make no anL'I -whach he was not Roller Pharmacy 1959 wblch were mailed 1D them by The Yankees signed second Sen. Lyndon B, Johnson In effort to retrieve them. ro.l~m:;;l:.;tt;:;ed;_;;to~k:;;e~e:;;p·...............-d~~~ ""ii~~i5~ General Mano.ser Pat Friday, . baseman. Pedro Gonzalez, first throu~h arrangements made by A Wildlife Council order n1 " Since the Athletics abandoned baseman Mike Regan 'tl\d pitch- former Senate Aide Bobby vides that no persons shall their officeS In Municipal Stad- ers Jack CUllen and George Bak.t . Ior cripple any migratory Ran>ell 0 Ium, Friday mailed the con- Shoremaker. "Whenever anyone gives a 1bird without makl~g a rea.son·ll tracts !tom his ht>me. And the neighboring Mets an· public.official an article of such albe effort to retr1~ve the bird nounced the signing of pitchers value he is expecting some and lnc~ude in l~ h1s bag limit. Tracy Stallard and Bill Wake- thing in return," Williams as- The crtppled bird must then Held. sorted "and any public olflclal be killed. Right • handed pitchers Don who accepts such gUts is not - - - -- - - -- Lee, Fred Newman and Aubrey so naive as to the unable to Timber Market is Gatewood agreed to terms with recognize !hot point." Steady to Good Planl were made to remem- the Los Angele~ Angels, w~o "( se£ no difference In ~he Timber market conditions In ber children of the county home now have satlslbed 12 of thetr acceptance of an expens1ve most of the state remain steady Recordlng!J with birthday Bifll when the playera. ste"'o than In the acceptance ol to good with prospects for the of excerpts of Homebullden Clau of the Mk} Billy Demars, former short· a mink or vicuna ~t, a deeP, next few months favorable. bis speeches dleport Qwrch of Christ met shop for the ~t. Louis Browns fr~e~e, or _an or1ental rug, "Timber Prices," a quarterTuesday ·evening at the home was re-s~~ as field ~nege! Wtlhams said. ly publication issued jointly by of 'Mr. and Mrs. Franklln Trip- of FtJX Citle~ In the MI~west "[ condeinned the deep the Ohio Division of Forestry, 33~ RPM, 99c 45 RPM, 49c lett, Falrlani! Drive. League. It wtll be Demars sev- freezes and vicuna coats of the the Ohio Agricultural Experi· 1be meetinc: was opened with enth YP.ar flS m~nager .In the preceding administrations, and ment Station and the U. S. DeJohn F. Kennedy and His Family pr8yer by Wendell Gerlach fol- Baltimore_Orioles orgam~aUon. J w~~~ not defend .~e stereo partt_mmt _of Agriculture, shows I' IN PICTURES .lowed by a reading on the now, he declared. There can 8 slight mcreasc in stumpage death of our president, John F. ANSWER CALL be but one code for puhUc offi- prices during the past three BY THE EDITORS OF LOOK MAGAZINE Kennedy, by Thomas Bowen. PT. PLEASANT _ The local cials." months. Mr. and Mrs. Gerlach were 8J>- fire department answered 8 call Williams' reference to mink The average prices for walnut KEY CHAINS WITH KENNEDY EMBLEM pointed to purchase birthday at 8 a m. Wednesday to the coats and deep freezes appar- and white oak veneer swrnpage sift• for the children of the residence of Don Jones of 2110 enlly allude? to certain allega- were up slightly but cherry home. Monroe Avenue where a rus:\ tlons involvmg Truman admm· . - Jstraticn offich•Js The oriental nee£ declined. SO'Ille sawlog prJ· A dessert course was sened t . 1 th 1 ven ptpe rom e urnace cau .. - · 1 by the · Trlpletts, Mrs. Jo Ann ed. the floor joists to over heat. rug and vicuna coat were ap- ces were down but soft maple White, and contributing Mrs. Tbe total damage was estimated parent references to charges increased. coMPATIBLE Dale HyaeU and Mrs .. Joe Bls- at I\O. The frame boose is that led to ;; Senale lnvestlga----lop. Attending were the abuve owned by Gran\ Roberts, tio• "' former President ElsenOcean Cables Other 33~ RPM RECORDS - - - 99c named and Mrs. Col• Vanmethower'l! asslstan~ Sherman International law allows na· Adams. . ._ ,. . tiorlJ at war to cut the oce1m il er;· Mr. --and Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Herman Kincaid, Mro. Anahelle TO ENTERTAIN - - - --'-;:.:.._._ _ _ cables of their enemies, aI HOUdaallelt, Rev. and Mrs. Fred PT. PLEASANT- The Lamb- March 21, 1964. The group al- cable from a neutrai country I Gardner, and Mr. and Mrs. Ger- da Chi Omega Sorority of Pl. so Is making arrangements to to a warring country cannot be lach. Pleasant are formulating plans hold pledge service for new cut in neutral territory. Ocean POMEROY WY 2-3498 to entertain the national Inspect· members to be held January cables were cut In both World to, Donna Lee on 27th. War I and World War II. R G ORENDER I STORE-WIDE Popular& Western Record 45 RPM 49c Volu11 to 42.50 , ................. Solo Voluoo to 29.95 , , , .... , ....... , ;, Solo · Voluas to 24-~5 ........ , ......... , SaiB 19,50 . I 1 teams and In field goal accuracy wlth ol BowUng Green 50 per cent. Ohio Is besl al ue to make II a two-man raeo plucking the rebounda off the MAC ocorihs buclotll. Ne• boards, baullng In 47.8 per some boo I oonlereoco average game of 35 polnil In fwr sames 1114 Newsnme and Howard. Ko- Komlveo :12 polnl8 In oiJ: slarll. Miami'• Charley DIMinl Ia the top rebounder witb IU por Children of County Home to 8e Remembered Men's Banlon Sltlrts .. . 11ani>atlon, announced that the R GamM, tonight: , Firestone vs the segregation and then called I Group Our Boot, Values fcJ 69.95 .....•••• award dlnner -.wlll• be held at oblnsono, Terrys vs G & Jon the Natlllnal Commission the Union Grange, ,lhree mllQ and Evo";' VI Weiher's. . ogalnst J>illcrlmlnotlon to help 1 Group Dur Moot Populor, Vol. to 55-00 . , , :- sil!i'•,.'llln .,. aoolheast of Shelby, Saturd.oy, Monday 1 games: ~ & J vs try and solve the problem. I Group Our Economy Brond, Vol. to 39,95 , ~Y- United P~e111 Iaternatlonal 1points late in the contest, tying February lli, at e: p.m. 'lbe an- Ftrestone, R~inson s vs Ev- Griffith said neJther the club l"be way J1m Washi••gton of the coont thrf"e times. the last nual buaJne.ss meetin& wUI be ans and We.iber s VJ Terry's. nor the commission "has come ~~~seven~h • ranked Villa~ova ! at 57-all. He finished with 34 ~~ t~ the Grange auditorium ·z n wan r m:: iH!.tl!!l• up with a workable solution." 11 I cats figures It, you can t go I points. Mike Silliman IE'd Army begmrung at 3 p.m. and there The tbem f N tf First malleable nickel was wrong If you copy the best m ·with 21. will be the usual display of tro- Uf w k 0 0 • ooal Wild1 produced Joseph Wharton, Home Of Arrow Shirts the bu~iness, namely Bill ,Rus- ! In other games Virginia Tech phjes. Successful hunters in .. : ~e 'N~ell lHl, • Pa., in 11165. sell of the Boston CeltiC's. 'rallied for its t'uh win 72-'i8 Meigs were Harold E. Denney m:ca e I OUtdoor Re. of Washington, emulating Rus- : over East Carolina· Pro~iden ..... No. 11 of Columbua 144 lb 6-8 Vclredeo •FOII :_ Ad Now to Pt.sell's. great de.1ens•ve · ·-~ p:unter, · ' ·' •r we Fatare•" prowess Idefeated Canilius, ' 77-74 and In Gallia; Ray DavidTba& and <lutch scormg, ." esuced the Plltsburgh topned Kent State son Jr. No. 17, of Columbus wltll J.oeo$Qiwlcl Ia lwHI Wlld{'ats from an_ uncomfortab- '84-63. ' 147 lb., 1-8 pointer, and Paui ea m.IWea tbne-ly close game agamst small colBednarjk, No. 22, a 142 lb 6-e Y r pll'b aad reerutioa ·pro. lege reptesentative West Chest, pointer, of Barberton, both 'tak· -er•m DOW uader ny by the er State IPa . I Wednesday night. . en In Meigs, ~P"rtmenl of Nalurol Be",.:: '1,tl br:' :~ West C h e s l e r ten~ciously oune1 lD Obit, aimed at Elh~)-'t'U within a couple of points · addlnc MO mlllloa • year &o of the powerful Wildcats urtil ' ABC SIGNS KEITER the ollle'o loartst tnde, --.. ., 'iiW bcT;-1 ;>f midway in the final period when NEW YORK (UPI)- Les Keltthe chalrmu for &be eeleMAUBU S.S. S£JIIES MAUBU SERIES 300 Washlngton. sophomore Richit~ I ' er, veteran baseball and boxing br._ttoa Ia Ohio II Tom WlaeSERIES .,( ' '" •'·'' Tit.o two Super Sport modela 1, . Moore and All-America candi- : sportscastr, has been signed to miller, Aoholad, • dlreclor Chevelle'a middl...t-tbo'line aeries tho . Cheveile's . m~st e'oonomieat ~el,~t "'.··:~ Cbovelle'o fineot. Fromt bucket -10, date Wally Jones began to find · do the blow-by-blow radio ac- of llle LeoiUe of Oblo Sport.. Malibu, ntaina many featunw t~und but don't let Its gentla price 'tig f&!Jt ' • door-~-d~r earpatiur and .., all· 1 aa affiliate In the two Super Sport modela: Like the range and rael?d to a 78·6l A revised rna f ~ 65of the Sonny Uston-Casmea. Tbe leape 1 you. The 300 bu all Ch.vrolei'l'trl•;., · 4 vlayl .mtef)or Ill ooven colorl. A wide oU Ch~velleo, il's a rood loot aborter victory.. Avondale Wildlife ~rea' M~':tt~ · sluo Clay world heavyweljht Of tho! Nail-l WUdllle F•d· ditfonal VBIUO and re]JabllJtY• > ~ · .IJ.: .I cboleo of ti'8Dimiai- ..,d ext.....,oot thaq b1g carw, maklnc it easy to park Coil auspention. Body by; JUIIeu a; • Washm~ton , a 6-foot:7 junior ingum and .Perry Cou~ties championship bout at Miami erattoa, JpDDJor of the event hlrh-perlorm""•• onrinH, Plus a ud ~andle. Yot jnside it'a surprisingly Flush-and-<iry rocker panels>•Y•'- ; renter With a sleeH:prmg leap. available free for sportsme~ at Fla., on Feb. 25, ABC a,; for the Zltb year. whole boat of other optioDL apactoua ..,4 comfortable. Chevy dealer "wlll tell you alUIIe Mlf. t • . commanded both boards an• I the Publications Branch '~0 Ja;nooiiiin~c~ed~tod~a~y~. ,_... : ~~ . t ~ !-5:-i ' ;:! blocked ~0 We-_sl Ch~ter shots Dublin Road, Columbus,' 43212. iii 1111 Jn the Imal etg~t mmutes as Public hunting and fishing V1lla~ova posted 1ts 13th victory provided through 8 and eighth in a row. Moore had agreement between the Oh' 26 points for the Wildcats fol- Power Co. and the Ohio Di~~ . lowed by Washmgton with 17. sion of Wildlife. A permanent I otber games on the semester Ifree permit Is required and It exam-sh~rten<;>d schedule feat- may be obtained from the comBetween Herrlsonville & Downington ured thlee of the top 10 teams I pany office 1n McConnelsville, I Off Stele Route 143 on Route 684 ~ ~e UPI .small college ral· j the divjsion office in Athens or i g · . at the division headquarters Evansville, the No. 1 small I Came spec1es present at th toiJege team . overcame an ~ar- 1 area incl ude rabb·t 'I e • • . ly lead bv i th ked ' • qua1 , 1ox · s x -ran Ken- and gray squirrels d ,.,.!!1!!!!!!!1!0!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 tucky Weslevan for a 81-69 win l coon and th f be, eer • rae- I . tt lith · ·. 13 '• o er ur arers Ap'· \ !1 wm 10 games. · proximately 29.5 aces of ~ater • Filth-ranked Hofstra almost have been stocked w·th la Up9et Army at. West Point but i mouth bass, bluegills :.00. c~! ..,e. Cadets . I and chemt f ralhffl m the dosing nel ca"t·• _u :HI, Phystea This is how ' . .n_mu e§ or a 64-59 victory leal surveys wiU be conducted ,nJch sn_ap~ 't(ofstra·s nine- on addiUonal waters and those start a Joan , ,l ame wmnmg streak. Steve determined suitable for supporal'llsenson scored nine straight lng fish life will be stocked. Revised Map Of Wildlife Area Available 1......_,. 11raneoe11 wtU be carrying the Newsome ocored 3t polnll. No markl Into the contest. natlon'o le • d 1ft 1 ..,.,.. Into one helm tbll or oloco hBI A victory would put Western Athens. been able to otop the mlgbty Mlcbljan In 118 beat poaltlon for Earller this month, 111e Bob- mile. ' a IItie drive since 1952. cata feU before !he Broncoeo, Both wlll ~arry lour· '!be Bront ' lead the lead In 96-113, at Ka1aJnazoo ao Maney game win otreab and t-1 con· offense wllh 83.7 polnll a game I Vatu" •• $16.50- U.9J Voluo . BOWLING GREEN (uPI) Ohio University, tile MJd.Amer· lcllt O)nforon<:e leader, hBI the court advanllge in ita wn meeting Saturday WeliW)I Mlcblgan, bul the Simon's Pick-A-Pair ' $53 I Group Of Boys' Lang Ohio University, Western Michigan In MAC Showdown ° . I Group Of Men's ' '1 A "d Statement •·.•• .jll. THIS WEEK - Delaware GOP Hunters Learn Hard Way Major League Baseball Players Signing Now At'Very Quick Pace Senator Issues About Ohio's 'Waste Law' 'W'EAR e CONTINUES 1 I I I UD· to with us BOYS and GIRLS JUNIOR HIGH BOWLING LEAGUE · Now Being Fc:nmed Phone WY 2-3432 for R...rv.tlons ~omeroy Pomaroy, 0. Co.- OM 1111 • c.ll at lny of ow ~ ollices. Problem 101Yi111 is ..,; bu$1· . nesa.. Money problomso 111-. -tlon expenses, doctor bills, things lika liiL llltlor IIIII, slop Ill. . ' .. ' We ..., ·-a -lltld a&out tho kind of ~all we w. So wbeD Hcbier'i looked iDio tiUI 11t11tl« lhOrollltili'i diey ~ that many feei lifiirl a · diel with iDcreased pm:ent&JOI o( lht "Jl91Y·unatorated" fato, and ndll«d ~ ol lht '"oat~Dtod" " sci- · ECONOftlY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY '-aooO!! ••.,..,0 A. 3Cio w, StiOOlid. St.- WY•ndcttte 2·2111, Pomerciy NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 -q~blt, ~·il_~ .pcniiJ JOOd aclikil tit at~ • 'ec~ JIU",,1,.,,,,,,_ . AM TO 12:'NOQfrj"' ' DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. ,. 't •\ - ·- . ' ··'v.·.,,' w. . <STREET . \ ' ToclaJ, ev•ry loaf of Heiner"• .-ic:bed bmld to ""'de with this special pure liquid all· vegetable sbortenin&, whicb Procter & Gulble calls PQ.7n•. T«<ay, tho ONLY ilbortenins .....1 im HeiDer's · bread ·1:0ntains about throe lilDeo u mucla of the preferred *ola-oat~~n~tes• aa in moot breads. Wo. are proud this qiltJily ~and ofiaking this .furdoor step ill j)areyiaa ou1 our reopoosibiHI}' IOOaod 70"' ~ ~~~~- tradltilla for of The eaiy-open resealable label mabs Helner'o Enrichocl Bread tho easiest k* to open, easiest to close • , . slico aftw slice after slicol To open tho loaf, simply pool the label. After each use, reclose tho packa&e easily. Press the label and II sticklllrmly 10 tile cellopbo• ' Use it over and owr •pin! ' . . ..,. , . ..r ..,.._sa~ . ~ •• .'C4lllt Heiner's Goes ' �.... - _.,.......... .. ~ ~ - - ............. _ ... _ .. ___,l--· .. ·'- .. .. . . ' ,. ... ~ 1 Ulllte.l Preu l.aterqtlellol AJ..L STARS Young•town. has ! The Youngstown Yoongstown .. Steubefl.. 1 32 Ohi"oans are Big Bucks Club of I I as much as seven pomts m the Imenl at Canton and Tennessee In 1963 the laraeat number ev- Bo ton half before going ahead State at Wilberforce. · er to tiualify in 1 single year. C; lnnatl 33 17 .6$0 to stay 61-59, with 3.02 left in 1 Call II Foul• . Philc d hi ThisDJ,. · tlJe from hitheh Newa York e1p • 20 25 .411 ' th• hotly-cont•sted game al l· A total of 81 personal fquls Ohl · word Wildlif 13 - .-• 1 -,.._ · w·l · t 0 VISIOO 0 e W C .JV •n 1 marred the ~~nJson- I mmg on sponsored the measurement of Wntern Dlvl•Jon IIPAHN TO BE HONORED game that ,.w nine ol the 10 white-tailed deer trophy heada. w. L. Pet, / TULSA, Okl.a . \UPl l- Warren .starters foul ooL. De!II!On There are 2S typical and six Los Angele1 29 18 .817 Spahn. the Milwaukee Braves' ~roved .to be . h~tter at the fre: non-typical heads. Two of t he St. Louis 28 21 .571 veteran pitching ace, will be torow J~e, htth~g 2L an heads were taken In Meigs / San Francisco 25 20 .556 0 honored Sundav as the Oklaho- lhe Qua ers rna • county, one In Gallia coonty, Baltimore 17 29 .310 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UP!) · th 1Detroit 11 33 .250 - The Minnesota Twlno bas.. mali who conirlbuted most to Wilmington overcame a 17· / I 1 ded ' major learue baseball last sea- point deficit 1o go ahead mid- / ncbu amongLI Ide en e w Wedneld•y'• Resultl ball club, critized for allow~ . . mem ers are a c ng oun- Cincinnati 109 Boston· 92 : way m the second ha lf. but. a ty hunter , Arlee McCUllough, . ing segregation or tls players st. Louis Cardinal Manager full court pre" c. used all fiVe who bagged th• biggest typical 115 ol Its spring training site at OrJohnny Keane is among those Quaker starters to foul out, and trophy ever taken in the state· Los es dl,., ~rot ,01 lando, Fla., has asked a nation· sctleduled to participate when the Big Red picked up Jts . 19th Bria Gen William F Moor' S L an •B; • ame• p al groop to help solve the prob· · ' \\iJR .· m · l'" st aJ·ts. a· Arlington · . · corn- t. outs vs. aston at rov,..1 em. PIhn receives t he Ar t Grtggs Upper assistant 1 back· mander of the' 37th Divi.lllon N dencye k B Calvin Griffith president Memorial Award at the annual j Pitt d om i n a t e d D d o· · -" · h u th • f'fth ' ew or at a1t 1more · . •amon mner. boa1u! m t e ran ers J Ohio National Guard ; two bro- 1 Detroit It San Fruncisco the team, said Wednesday . thers who jointly took a buck, ·. the Twins have been Unable to Dannie and William Debolt, come up with a solution to the ' Newton Falls, and a bow hunt0 segregated accomodations at 1 er, Martin Higley, Bowling / By United Pres• lotern•ttonal Orlando. 1 Green , . Pittsburgh 14 Kent Slate 63 Griffilh made his comments McCullough'• biggest typical Youngstown 64 Steubenville 61 after the Minnesota Council for head. a 186 lb , 2-8 pointer, ex- Fenn 83 Alleghen? 63 Civil and Human Rights called Middleport (3-6 l will baltle r Yla ss A circles, h as play ed reeds th. Boone and Crocketl Demson 81 Wllm1ngton 76 for an immediate end to the Wellston (;.4 i Friday night here i!SMle great basketball and then Club wilmer of 1960 by 3 I-ll segregallon. for l chance to finish at the /. some not so great. Coach Bob point. and Should rank Well In Ohio Ji.A. Buketball Scores The council said 'jwe con· top of the secood division of S hesky 's c Iu b near Iy bl ew a1o I"" thl. Year., Jntern·onal com""Toledo DeVilbiss 71 demn his segregation policy 1 the eight . team SEOAL. t.u Middleport 172-701 then has titlon. Toledo Central fO and implore baseball fans and And Pomeroy's Panthers (2- lknocked off Wellston and JackToledo Woodward 54 the management of the Twins Asks National Group To Help Solve Problem i 1: ~ Boltt:"r~ 124 1 :~1~de:p~,, . "J: 'I th~ • Cage Tearns In • Four Meigs I~.F •d JIDportant fl ay ontests C //ege Scores • c w!h~ ~~;:el~. :.:~~:~ :~ sro~:.~:w;:er 7) go to Nelsonville 17·21 as un· ' son , both first division 'dubs. Toledo 50 derdogs, shooting for a victory '1 Wellston , coming into Middlethat could pull them out of 1pa-t, has also been hot and in Jackson Couniy by Stanley Toledo Start 56 their basement lie with Galli· The Rt)Ckets measured the Elam. Portsmouth. The rec-. Toledo lJbbey 59 ord Ohio non-typical was the Toledo Scott 47 polls also 2·1. Ikets S:t·M on Dec. 6· They are 235 lb. S-1-polnt head entered Toledo Walle t!5 Tha t"s about the size of the 1 5--f, tied wilh Jackson for by Jim Clark some years ago. Toledo Macomber cheerini this wet>k for Meigs third place. The Jackets will Four or the trophy heads Count} ·s two clubs running in have to play b:iskelball to win . came from Licking County, Class A~ eo~pt>tifion. That 1~. : Racine Is at North three each frorn Hocldn&, TrumINDEPENDENT neither 1s gomg anywhere m u" """• I bull and Vinton, two each from LEAGUE STANDINGS the title chase but each has Belpre (2-0 In SEOBL play ) Jackson, Musklngum , Jefferson TEAM W L p it could · be dan gerous to comes into Rutland, and Meigs, and one each from G & J 11 1 1016 any Gl lhe othet· teoms given a I is idle until the 28th, and East- Harrison , Mahonlng, Rosa, AIJJ. Firf!:iltme . . 11 1 832 lt'Od \I'B rm night in shooting. /ern also takes a breather un- tabula, Lucas, Scioto, Fairfield, Robin!lon 's 5 7 795 Pomeruy's opponent . Nelson- til the 28th, rt:;11nding out this GalUa, Morrow, Coshocton end Weiher's ... $ 7 6H · wlllf, ranking high in the slate 's 1week's ~age c.ard. Morgan. Evans ...... 3 9 Gill . sho.~n , . cease." 36 OP 728 841 762 790 vs 1 m ReViSed Map mfll... Of WiJdli'fe Area Avail.able 1 Griffilh replied that the team, whose lO..year training contract at Or!ando expires after this _¥ear's Grapefruit League sou, was told last year the segregated policle• at the hotel . would be eliminated by this year. However, he uld, ~'lad Sepwhen we started to make reservations for 1~ spring training, we found that thJs would not be ao." He said the club tried unoiUCcessfully to Ioree tile end the segregation and then caUed on the National 1g.alnst Discrimination to try and solve the problem. Griffith said neither the club nor the commlssJon "has come up with a workable 1olutlon." First malleable nickel was by Joseph Wharton, Philadelphia, Pa., In 1885, Theao two Super Sport modelo 11'1 Chev~lle'o fi!leot. Front bucket ae&IB, door-to-door carpetinl and an llllviayi ,IDtorjor in aeven ool- A wldt choice of t"""miali9bl aDd extra-1 bl1h-perlormuce eurioet, Plua a wilole boat of other optiooo, JUNIOR 'HIGH BOWLING LEAGUE taxes, ....lion expenses, doctor bills, !hints like li1lt. Bettor IIIII, Atlp ill. Now Being ForQ1ed '. ., . PhoiM!. WY 2-3432 For ReNtlvatlont Pomeroy ·Bowling·Co. .. Pomeroy~ 0. '. :iJi 1!--!. . -. _.' I Group Of MEN'S SUITS VtiUII $2}·50 to $ 4 5 - Stit 1 ~·!-! . ·~ -~ r..'u; .•• 5;-:i:r . t.. ., '' j i£. SPORT COATS Vaiu11 $} 4.SO to $25 _ S•l• SPORT COATS •• $16,50- 4 ' I • •' ' o o o o . • 0 o ; o)o J ';l.l: ' 4.00 eMtn'a SWEAT SHIRTS Now Reduced Y, off e I Group of Mtn's SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS, val. to 6.95, Salt, 2.65 2 for 5-00 eMEN'S PANTS, corda, corduroy, maloakin, val. to 5.95 _ Salt 3.75 eBOYS' SPORT SHIRTS, 2.99 volue, U9 corduroy 2.65 SPORT COATS eBOYS' SWEATERS , Salt:.~No •1 us Value 5.95 Value r Saji ~-fl .; , , eMEN'S SWEATERS 1• • Cordlgan lfylo Redoc~ .~ : eMtn'• Pullover SWEATEiR,S , ,, I, Crow & V-ntck, val. lo. 10.95 ' ,;6:s(L eMon'• & Boya' All Wtathor.C0-1\:TS;,,', :· lined & unlined Reducid .•)• . , e GLOVES, lined & unlined, rt~A\!coti: . Yo Scarfo, price I NOW . OPEt.l . ~ DOWNIE - GRO Home Of Arrow Shirts ti ssN. ... ' . "'"RIES . 300, ..., "'"'~-lit·~>••• ~r ~r :lj - , ,,{ · Cheveile's most eeooomiCll!'. A\ll~;!f·:~ but don't let Ita gentle price'ii11 fcl'~t'" you. The 300 baa all Che\Tolft'l'l;ni• .' ' · ditional value i.nd rellabiUty, > FoiJI~ ,.IF ·" Coil suapenaion. Body by. llttll•*" li • Fluah-and-dry roekor panels•·•Y•¥ . Chevy deale wiU teU you IIU!il ..... h . .: at 8 a m, Wednesday to the resideuce of Don Jones of 2:110 Monroe Avenue where a rusted vent pipe from the furnace caus· ed the noor joists to over heat. The total damage was estimated at $10. The frame house il owned by Grant Roberts. OHLINGEit, MGR. DRESS STYLES ~T": u: .; ak· Pteasanlalarethelor~~ ~;,...t- ~embers . VALUES TO 10.95 - SALE OF BOOTS Rubber Footwear For All Still ·At SALE PRICES! in~1ease were u slightly but cherry v.. p . S sawlo ri· neer declmed . orne gp I ces were down but soft maple : increased, I Ocean Cables International law allows nalions at war to cut the oc~~n cabies of their enemies, but a cable from a neutral country ' to a warring country cannot be cut in neutral territory. Ocean cables were cut In both World War I and World War II. KEY CHAINS WITH KENNEDY EMBLEM Popular& Western Record 45 RPM 49c I SIMON'S coMPATIBLE PICK~ A-PAIR Other 33'1-1 RPM RECORDS - - - 99c 1 BEN FRANKLIN 1 - Chooi~r Council, Doughten of America met Tuesday evening wltll lii'.'me.rs present, ' 1 Dot'atbY · RJtcl>Je, opeaed tha meeting In 11~;~~ i form 11 waa reported that Leda Mu ,' KrUitter and Maybe! Cleland wore home from l1iiO< pUa]a and Mae Spencer ' lm~ . ~m pneumonia. Glenna , Ha,~ liiffered a stroke. o..;, ~ was 'tnalaUed •• ........ Councilor by Erma \ cr.!-_-::~ ~ .tcneuter Enriched Bread is baked with for • gift and ~ . Mill ber; from Eva Ball~ for cards Hnl al death o1 huaband and from Ida Young tot eard aent her at Chrilt#'· Plans were completed lrw ·!• llyette sbower bonor· lnJ ~ Wolle at lite nul meellng, February 4. The PG-7n~a ptO'e allI vegetable shortening • • I un· 10 · Cl•ar.an~ •. !to /_; '' made with tltio special pure liqwd allvegetable sbortcnins, which Pro<:tcr Otlmble call• PQ-7n•. TG<Iay, tho ONLY sjlortening uoec1 In . Heiber'o bread con!alm obout lbree Wileo ., muclt of the preferred ·-satlll'~e.· as irl moat: bradS. ~6 arc a: The.., -open resealable label mata ·Meiner'o Enric~ Breed lhC easiest 1~ 10 open, easiest 10 dose • , . slice aftor llico after slice! To open the loaf, simply peel tlte Iabat After · each uae, reclose tbe package easily. Press the label ODd It ati<:b firmly to die oollopballo. ' Uoo It ovet and OMt ~pin! proud cllhis <iuolitJ. bread and of laking -~ .fttrther ttlq> iD ~oat- ~bility ....:...._. !t'nr lladitioe for •• ud JOUI' ·~rr-· S · · ..,_. ... sa,-.. '•'' ,; ' ST.RI~T ' SHOES Next to Ebersbach Hardware POMEROY MAIN ST. POMEROY WY 2·3498 3.88 COATINGS on .SALE ' W. MEN'S SHOES r~vorable, ently alluded to certain allega· tlons involving Truman admin, aticn officials The oriental Jstr and vicuna ~at were ap:~ent references to charges th t ,,.. to II \Senate lnveBttga· former President Eisen· ho:er:e assistant, Sherman d A ams. ~ TO La b- M rch 21 1964 The group al· PT. ~LEA - . e m a. rr ements to da Ch• Omega Sorf'~ of~ ~o kill p~edg~g.;.,:;:: for new to he held January to enter! n na ~to, Donna Lee Bucher, on 27th , , Daughters of America Group M~ts Tuesday 1nd ' . S~TUitDAY 9 AM TO 12 .,NOON ALL SIZES-VALUES TO 3.99 ~ht. pointed · to purchaae blrt Y alfts for lhe chddren of the botne. A dessert course was served by the TrJpletts, Mrs. Jo AM Whlte, and contribullng Mrs. Dale HyaeU and Mrs .. Joe Bislop. Attending were the above named and Mrs. Coleen Vanmeter,- Mr. -· and Mrs. Bowen, M~Hennan !{lncald, Mro. Aoabe e Houdulielt, Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gardner, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerlach. v. plet.e jood.l, ..... LADIES' 1nd TEENS' FLATS -DRESS STYLES :::...:=c:__--- ---u il 9 9( WOMEN'S SHOES e~c~m~ so~= SALE BOTANY WOOLENS . e~ ~ VALUES TO 2.99 MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE anyon~ 'illll' - THE GIIIAT U"lfl ill JIM II. Children's SHOES h K d R d Jo n F. enne y ecor s kennedy, by Thomas Bowen. PT. PLEASANT - The local cw;imams' reference to mink The ~verage prices fllr wallnut J 1 Mr. and Mrs. ~erlach we~::- fire department answered a call coals and deep freezes appar· and white oak veneer stumpage Values to 24.~5 . , . , ....•... , •• , ••. Cbovelle'o middia-oC-the'lineseriee, the Malibu, retains maDy features found iD the two Super Sport models. Like aU Chevelleo, it'o a (,O<id loot shorter than bir cars, IIIAldnc it easy to park .. d handle. Yet jaside it'a surprillintlly Saving• l!p to 1;2 OFF I~~~~~~~~k~ee~p~._,iiiiiiiiiiii_,_,~~~~:a:~~::i: 11 . . ; DAVI ~hem. Today, every loaf cl Heiner's ~- brad .• 300 w. s.coiid' St.-Wvandolte ~·2111, Pomeroy • - t • ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY •aOOQ!! ,,.....,,....,..,.,.;!".=,~';! ::=::pt!:.M....... "The~e ca~ .•• .....•....... •• Sale.' ' ' . MAUBU SERifS Drutit! Reduction• ~.'!;" ";,.=r;::-~,:: \gn!. I Group O~r Boat, Voluoa to 69.95 . , ...••• ~ I Group Our Moot Populor, Val. to ss.oo .. .. Siltr~ I Group Our Economy Brond, Val. to 3f.95 , . apacioue and comfortable. ~ pl';j;~~-Demars, el Group SPORT SHIRTS, wool1, French flonnol on~ eabo, 6.95 Din-,._"""' STOMACH ULCERS EXCESS ACID ouUield~ck 8e ru:mem bered Topcoats, 1 Group Vat to 52.75 Sale 3l.W ;, .S'i• Topcoats, 1 Group Val. to 39.75 ················ Sale 27.50 i, who has caahed In .. &U per attemA.npt~e~i-1 Children of County Home $ ~~ie~ ;:-:~":er:;: Haywood nf Bowling .,..pto.,. r~~Zith ~e Men's Banlon Shirts ,, ~I I v.ru •• SUITS w\:":..";. sw;a~c:':~~:.;. our ·-· ......,o = le~• I Group Of Boys' STORE-WIDE :~~'ng ~::~~~~,:""17 ~ Acid Statement els;~rieled :~ I Group Of Men's ••1... ~%" toU.O,~"' Two Lorain County waterfowl Dalrymplt• was the arrestilng While tile Athletlco ar~ mer.. hunters learned tile hard way officer in another case in ol 1 tartlng to algr tlle1r play· "at there 18 - so<alled rain County which had an Y • l!te CblcagothCUba ••;.;;:[' WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a law" "' usual Tbe Cleveland DUE TO era, when they recently fendantaspect was fined just a NO COST ly tlnsthed, Sou me.:. verbal broadside aimed at the fined for failure to previously in Huran Cuunty for QUICK RELIEF OR Norman became uiiC Re bli sen retr 1'eve two wounded oka his Whlte House, a pu can • the same offense, illegal posber of the Club to L ator said Wednesday that be can mergansers. Judge session of a pheasant in the Ask Ahout 15 - Doy Tnnl Offl'r! Ierma after Wa.;:; saw no difference between pub- Kolena , Lorain Municipal closed season. Then he paid .. drum and pitch;;' J t ts lie officials accepting a stereo fined each $15 and costs $15 and costs of $5. also aignedndthe AI~ r : Bean record player, a mink or vicuna then suspended the costs. s-oru.-t: Rigbt-ha er vm ndc I cmrt a deep freeze or an orient· Tom Sechrist, district enf,orct~l This time, in Jlldge D. R. t~::~-:-.:_-:-~~~~!:T; who won 13 games a os ' ment oagent, and H. R. Goidthorpe 's Municipal Court ......_._.. Mm..,.. wbicb. filly_.. tile energetic three laBI aea!IOII, and eenter al rug. rymple, Lorain County game the out • of • season - , _ .,._, " of tilt Atbletica still has fielder BID Virdon •lined wllh Sen. John J , Williams, R-Del. , protector, DiviSion of Wildlife, hunter was fined $25 and cosla c:,-ruoa 0 hla players. l'lttsburgh ?fhlle Wade Blasln- issued the acid statement fol· while standing on the mumcl- of $8. Thus In one year, he MIDDLEPORT, 0. ; , : . . Diego Segul and In- game 21J.year-old $1110,000 bonua lowing disclosures by Senate In- pal pier in Loram saw , paid $53 to obtain two pheasDutton Druo Co, 13 fielder GaorJe Wllliarns became southpaw, became the th vestlgator Tuesday that a $580 hunters shoot at and crtpple ants - which he was not perRoller Ph•rm•cy th Iilli inembers of tile Atll· member of tile Milwaukee high-fi set was given to tllen the two waterfowl but make tb IIIID tbeir contracts, Braves to accept tenns. Sen, Lynd!¥1 B. Johnson in 1959 effort to retrieve It which - • mailed to them by The Yankees signed second through arrangement. made by A Wildlife Counctl order proGeneriil Manager Pal Friday. baaeinan. Pedro Goozalez, first former Senate Aide Bobby vi des that nn persons s hall kill Since tlJe Atblellcs abandoned baaeman Mike Hegan and pile~· Baker. or cripple any migratory game til ir offices In Municipal Stad· era Jack Cullen and George glvea a . bird wlthoui making a reason· e Ued the eon- Shoremaker. " Whenever albe eHort to retrieve the btrd tum, Fridayhl1'":. And the neighboring Mets an· public.official an article ol such and include in In his bag limit. tracts from me. nounced the signing of pitcherY value is The crippled bird must Tracy Stallard and Bill Wake- thing m return, Wdharnsff' . I be killed . f1 ld aerted "and any publtc lela e · ts h gUts " not fO LeeRight • handed pitchers bOon who arcep tosu~he unable to . Timber Market is Fred Newman and Au rey so natve as .J ftGat~wood agreed to terms with recognize UJOt point." Steady to Goo'' the Los Angeles Angels, who "1 seE no difference In Timber market conditions in Plana were made to remern- now have satislfied 1% of their acceptnnce . of an experuuve most of th~ state remain steady Recordings ber children of the county home stereo than m the aceeptance of tu. good wtth prospects for the of excerpts of with birthday gifts when tile former short- a mink or vicuna coat, a deeP, r.ext few months Homebulldera Cia.. of the Ml4· h 10 th St Louis Browns lree:re. or an or•ental rug, "Timber Prices. a. quarterhis speeches -~ field manager Williams said, Jy puhhcatioo issued )omtly by dleport Cburch of Christ met ' op Tuesday ·evening at the ho~e :ruF:sCities in the MidweSt ,, 1 condeinned the deep the Ohio Division vf Forestr~, 33'!-1 RPM, 99c 45 RPM, 49c of .Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Trip- League. It will be Demars' sev- freezes and vlcuna coats of the \ the Ohio. Agricultural Expert· with en'th year 88 manager in the preceding administrations, and ment St<Jtion ami. lhe U. S. Delett, Fatrlane Drive. John F. Kennedy end Hil F~mily The meeting was opened BaJtlmore Orioles ' organiultion. l wilt not defend the stereo partmmt of Agnculture, shows IN PICTURES _ ' now,'' he- declared. a slight in stumpage prayer by W,mdell Gerlach fol]owed by a reading on the be but one code for public Qffl· prices durmg Lhe past death o1 our president, John F. ANSWER CALL . I ,, month s BY THE EDITORS OF LOOK MAGAZINE .._ Ualled Pnu l.ateraatioaal us · ''--k t Mayb< lit has no ba..,.. ye • but ol leal! Charles 0. Flnley .. going to make aure he has ballp 'lOme .yen. Finle)' has one more week to work out • Stadium lease with Kanoao City official•, according to a resolution passed by Amtrtcan League owners, or Muni~Jpal .. ~ Simon's Pjck-A-Pair No ,........,. marka Intoput the conta • • at ue toMAC make il a lwo-mon ro<e Newsome ICOI'ed 39 polnll since. has A victory wruld Western :iO per cent. Ohio Is best If ocorlilg booon, N..,_ ::n the mighty Michigan In Ill best position for per baa o conference avencnde a title driVe alnce 1952. 35 polnll In fwr 11111101 a mite. . Ill carry four- The Brat< . lead the lend In game nd H d 32 points in liS starto. aDd con· oi!Oli!IC with 83.7 points • game Newsnme a owar Miami'• Cbarley Dinkins te g top rebounder wllb IZ.:i per ruary It mlelln(, A cake beld by the good of or4er wltiJ ErmaClelaftlu with us len! solvinc Is btfsi-. neSL-Money problems, BI'OIICOell wW be carrying the 1 nation'• le dIn I ocorer Into Athens. . EarUer Utla mooth, the Bobcall fell before tlJe Br':', 11 · at KaJemamo ey o1 on~... ciiiiunltwe IIIII!'"'~:" 1 allen! oucllon Cor the loan Olve uo 1 call at any of ow rworbJ offices. PrCJb. BOWLING GREEN (UPI) Oldo Unlverolly, tile Mld-Amorlcaa Cooforence lellder, has the boJIIe coorl advantage In Ill lboinJown meeting Saturday witll Wtstem Mlcblgan, but the li.r R. G. ORENDER BOYS and GIRLS e CONTINUES THIS WEEK One of the .things you'illike best about it is 11 models to,choose f(6jri;. ':~: TURKEY SHOOT Each Sunday 1:00 P.M. to MEN"S " ' E A R ' MWBU S.$, SOlES Ohio University, Western Michigan ~~.~~~~~o~_!o~n 1!1--- Long SIHn 16.95 Vtlut - - - - Salo ' dw Delaware GOP Hunters Learn Major League Baseball PI. ayers Ohi ' 'WHar Laay' Siming Now At Very Quick Pace Senator Issues About 0 s aste w Downie-Gross Annual .CHEVELLE! by Chevrol~~ : . • ' l ·..\:i '· J '· - .I I I Tarry'a , ., ., .I II 654 Dr, Pool Curren, Shelby, Totals , . . . . . 36 36 •684 preoldenl of the Big Bucb or- Gamea tonight: Firestone &anlzation, announced tllat tile Robinson'•, Terry's vs G & J award dinner •willclle held ~ and Evart\ va Wolber's. the Union Grange, illlree ·mllea Monday'o 11mes: G & J E ' ' ooutlleaot of Shelby, Saturday, Flre•tone, Roblnson'a va Ev· BJ~ Unlled Pre1111 leternatlonaJ 1points late in the co11te11t, ~Yin& February 15, at 5 p.m. The an- 11ns and Weiher '• v Terry• • 1 1 . The way Jim Wasbiugton of tht- count thrfe times, the last nual bu•lness meeiJni wnt be the rseventh • ranked Villanova 1 at S7-all. He finished wit h 34 held jn the Grange auditorium • t !IUitt t 1111111!1 ZifJI Wildcats figure s it, you can't go I points. Mike Sllllman led Ariny beginning at 3 p.m. and there , Tbe lhemo ol Notlooal WlkJ. wrong if you copy the best in with 21. will he the uaual dloplay of tro- lift w..k, Morek U-ZI, I• the business, namely Bill Rus- In other games, Virginia Tech phles. Succe1sful hunters In "Am~rka Needs OGtdoor R ... sell of the Bos lon Celtics. rallied for its lllh win, 72-18 Meit:s were Harold E . Denney creatioa - Act Now &e Pr• Wa shington, emulating Rus~ over Eas' Carolina; Providenet No. 11 of ('.oltllllbus, Ill lb., U vide 'For lho Faturt.." aeJI 's great defensive prowess defeated CanJsiu8, 71-7f and pointer, .In Gallia: Ray David'l'hOt ,... hud Ia baDd and <' iutch scoring , :·esuced the Pittsburgh topned Kent State, 1011 Jr. No. 17, of Culumbu•. wllh lhe mlllloa lhreeWildca ts from an uncomfortab.: 184-63. 147 lb., l-1 pointer, and Paul yeor parka aDd ncreatloa ·pr.. ly c lose game against sma11 col· Bednar_!~. No. 22, a 142 lb. 6-8 ·v•m oow under ""Y by lht lege rep1·esentative West Chest· pointer, of Barberton, both lak· DeJIOI:ImOIII of Notunl J1e. er State (Pa .i Wednesday night. ' en in. Metg,s! atH~refs In Oblo, aimed at Wesl C h e s I e r tenaciously oddlq $It a year 1o • · stayed within a couple of points ABC SIGNS KEITER lhe •tate•, lourlot lnote, of the powerful Wildcats until , NEW YORK (UPI)- Leo Kelt. the c:bhou for the eele. midway in the final period when 1 er., veteran baseball and boxing brotton In Ohio te Tom WloeWashington, sophomore Richie ' sportscastr, has been slgred to miUer, Aab•lnd, • 41rector do the blow-by-blow radio ac· of tbe Leape of Ollio Sporio. Moore and All-America candidate Wally Jones began to fiod 1 count of the Soony Llston.c..,. men. Tfle leape Jt ID aHIHate the range and raced to a 7~1 .A revised ·map of :1 ,416~acre sJu1 Clay world heavyweJght 01 tb• NaiJGnol Wlldllre Fed· ~irt ory. Avondale Wildlife Area, Musk- champiOnship bout at Miami, era«oa, tponaor of the eveat Washington, a 6-foot-7 junior ingum and Perry Counties, · Fla., on Feb. 25 , ABC 1rr lor the Zllh year. center with a steel-spring leap, available ft-ee for sportsmen at nounced today, commanded bolh bvards •nd the Publlcallpns Branch, 1500 wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iii blocked 10 West Chester shots Dublin Road, Columbus, 43212. 1 in the final eight minutes as Public hunUng and fishing are Villanova posted its 13th victory provided through a Lwperative and eighth ;n a row . ·Moote had agreement between the Ohio 26 points for the Wildcats fol- Power Co. and the Ohio Divl· - lowed by Washington wltll 17. slon of Wll!lllfe. A permanent I Other g.ames on the semester free permit is required and It exam-shorten~ schedule feat- may be obtained from the com· Between H•rrlsonville & Downington bred three of lhe top 10 teams pany office in McConnelsville, in the UPI small college rat- the division office in Athens Off St1te Route I 43 on Route 684 lngs. at the division headquarters Evansville , the No. 1 small Game apectes present at the 1 'College team , overc&llle' an ear- area include rabbit, quail, fox 1 • ly lead by sixth-ranked Ken- ud IP'IY IQUirrels, deer, rac- J~!!!!!!!!!!!!!...,...,~~~!!!~!!!~ tuf!ky Wesleyan for a -11-69 wln, coon ~d other forbearers . Aplts 11th win in 13 games. proximately 29.5 aces of water · FJith-ranked Hofstra elmoat have been stocked with larg• ' ' upset Army at West Point ,b ut moulb bass, bluegllls and chan"' ~e Cadets rallied in the closing nel caUlah. Rtysical snd chem· •;nmutes for a 64-59 victory JcaJ survey• wiU be conducted :•: 'f'hich snapped Hofstra '• nine. on additioo•l waters and those start a · winning streak. Stevr detennJned suitable for support· ocored nine straight lng fish' Hie will be stocked. fillanova Captures 8th.Win lnRow:EvansvilleT · :,,~~· ~~ale::~:!•~~ or~~~~ I ., • 32 11 .7« a~econd • .. .• ' ~-,•--• 1 s . e-'"'" \ " ~ ~..,. and regulalloos by t!Je various ! Margarita , a 1944 Brown Unl· bolrin& federations. v~ity araduote, played two HONOLULU (UPI ) - New ' yeara witll tho CblciJO 8oara York State 's Athletic Commisof the Nat Jon a 1 Foolbllll sion chalrlllM, M e I vI n L. COACH REAPPOINTED League. " Krulewitch, will leave toctay to BOSTON !UPI)-Boston Unl· confer with boxing officials In verslty' backfield coach, Bob the Philippines and Japan. Margarita, was reappointed The- wolverine Is clllled Krulewitch said he will discuss [ Wednesdoy to his posltloo for " gluttoo " becauso It Is IIIICb I the adoption of unUorm rulesthe third successive ~year. ·ereedy feeder. Standings ' son~ -~ LJ!,4.VES FOR TALXS otrol(llt win bef..-e tlJe smallest the aeuon, held hlgh-ocoring crowd of the year ln PlttJ.. Brian Generalovicl! to nine proved obout everything else ville battle was tho apalllght burgh_ But Kenl, now U tor pointl. D~n Norris' It WN high enroute to 13 straight victories, / Ohio rollege filme in Wedneaf"' the Flashes, and now we know the Penguins day night's ligh! schedule. ElseFenn '• Weldon KyUe ICOred can wJn the close ones, too. Iwhere, Kent State suffered an j:J point. in the win over ~11~ '!'he PenguJn. had their cioo- IM-63 sethack at Pittsburgh , gheny •• the F01oo IP'lbbed an est call of tile se..on Wednes- Fenn socked Allegheny' IH3, ~ early lead and Wifre never day niJhl Jn a 6Hi victory at Meadville. P• , and llenJson headed . Fenn ls now 5-3. • over SteubenviUe, and they had WOll an 81·76 free throw contest 19~3 to come from behind to do it Iat Wilmington _ V with a· surge in the final four No &arne~; were on the Ohio , , · t college slate tonl.ahL but action NaUoul Ba1ll:e&ball AaiOC!Iatloa "I' bor mmu es. :"" ' . Thirty-two Ohioans met tile • By Uoited Pre11 loteraalloaal m your aelt.doar ..tp · 1 . 'l!le only perfect record Ohio Will up slightly . tr e Buc•...eye B'1g Bucs k Club Dlvia•r,..y I borrow a cup of vtlamla · · pick Mal Cll on tFnday m -=--K& ._ college basketball te~m t_ra •led w1th the one o ege ourna- 1 in the Buckeyf! Bib Bucb Club W. L. Pet. pills'!" Unbeaten __ .. 'J Youngstown Remains Undefeated IJ . . .. --·~·---~·~· ,.."."'···~·-·.,.y~-- ~ ,7ll!tp G9 Willi Hliner't ... .. .'CIIItu H~ilw'l Goet Witlt Everytltillf ' �.. . . ..... . " .. - - - - . . . ·~ - - .. ·----- --· . , •' ·, / \ Dally~. Pomeror·Midclleport. o., Jan. 2!, 1964-'7. Serviee~ lor Mr. •---.... - - ..l ar4 r . CoWna, W.u.too, Mn. Bo wen JUUW_.,.,.. Contraband Hospital news Kaut.. Rea:L ~ ... - ~ -· I •rl'•r 18 • ... _---U.J ""' wo -. =-'1 •.~ 61 o... ,,.....,. 111- Taken After ". --·-. tyBoar . d ,.. \AJUU -.1 ........ a .,.. ...., _. 11oe1 117Of Ed0 .....:...0 1111 111_,.... = • Intense Hunt lily. ~ - I ·- ' • '' " ' :.74. Pt. IDP ~t.S.u. RJn. .u £alljag, 1. "'-~ !lim_., Kai>BW)Ia Falls up . ,...... ; .,........_ ~ 1U1111> JZ, I L a ; ~ ...... 5Jt tillrC. tloftary . Llnlon dian ..... """ nJnc a~ feel, Marmet <lain 21> feet lDII Winfield dam 5 tt. MOVI!'J6DITS: Pllll £. lllrtrum. Soutlo Point. &Funeral oemc.. for~ " · . ,. . . m.; .... ._..,...,.. Mrt. Wilina L. Coleman. Jro&. wers, 58, af Froot, ~,., dahl t :• p. m.: w 1o11, .Mn. Cblrltl o. llelviA, &. at bil homt w....,..r,y 11w • Me!dabl to:• p, m.; 11ronron, and Mro. Clanonco D. m, ..w lie bald Frldl1 at 2, ~,.. doll!! llloldllbl 1 a. Ewj1 ... lloofllll Campbell, Aahland, Ky. m. II lbe Whllt fW!orol U.W,V 'fte .... W - ap Moll!lhl I a. Alnan& 111o1e who eniM'ed 11o1at Coolville wUh tho Reo. ,.._, 1!1 .. low ... &Ieana Boo- VaiVIIIIIII deft ..,.,.. 1:• ..,. br.opilll illlbe ))IIIIi boun au. Wblte af!lcll!iJII, B11rta1 trill118ull, Oleo'«, WA • ~ ... 11oe1 11M m'led O!p.AHOMA CITY worth down 13, 3:10 a. m. ; m. ' . ·.--c· ...,. Mn. Danl!e H. Mltehell, Mn. Charles 1!:, Wood, Kerr, In Carlhoge comowy. prlllklenl ol lbe Melp ~ It ~ ~ .__ -.... Munlerer Howard Otis Lowery Cbarlorol down 13, U5 a, m.; ~c-..__.~ ~Zl 446 Hedgewood Dr., t!onovon L. son, 5:1b p. m. Wednolday . Mn, llo ia IIUl'VI\'od blo !i<llools at I r&«g811ia-be -...;..~ 1-:;:::~ to I cab driver for OV!C.up It, Z:ts 1. m. ; Millt - 1.....,. -FI Fu!kJ, S1 Port1ntmlll Rd ., Mrs. WOllam W. Rerny, me Eutem Hermon B<nnn, meeting saturday at I H-oy beet- dGnDIIII I< him with a knife, and &laaD up U, 4:15 a. m.; A. E. down ' 10 P· IlL ; Mill• Ill. Allee E. RomalDe, Eureltl Star Ave., son, 3:47p. m. w- Flo....., Bowen, Atheol; olflce, . _ , . . ,.... . Old all • WMl8ll 11ostase f3 for Dyke up 15, 7:20p. m.; Cblrles ?:2Sp. Ill ; JadiG.dowall:a Rt., Mrs. Frod E. Northup, Eu- day. Mrs. George Henry van- en daaghton, Mrs. Peorl VIrgO AtklnJ, llalTIIooville, ....,._ .., . _ x fiN home, sreveoson up IIi, 1:Ill • · m.; 1 · m.: Bob 8el1tet ., a:• ' "'" Star Rt., Mn. Georre M!ter, Mf-· w. va., daughter, er, Stewart; Ml'!!· D onlll Wll tledod vlee ptl8lilent, llld - - - . RUIIq 1!1111 He warned hill vletima, "teD S, M. Jenks up 15, 2:56 a. m. ; m.; Ingahm dowa 4:1t Henry Von Meier, Maaoa, w. 10:21 a. m. WedDesday. Stover, Alhena; Mn. Ruby lfy0 . Plllenon, COUIIIY · beet wu .. lmpaluiJI 11 • I'm a mental patleal Walter Beckjord clown 15, 5:45 l!udeye Slate dowa 7'• a..: . Va.; Edward R. Patterson, ColDbcltarpol aell, Pomeroy; Mn. Maqle IDiend..,t, autornallcally be- , .ldlvlty In Ohio. lr ia sliD . a mun!er•r." a. m. ; CoL Davenport up 16, KIMwlil lllnr - 0 . 7; togevme, W. Va., Mn. ·EIUt Me- Patients reoendy discharged En!llan<l, Frost; Helen, af CIJIU! clert. ~--•- proclleod 111 ,._ por1o 11 ~ Lowery'• meot neor S 1. m. ; NorthorD dowa 16, 8bearer doWII I..., ·U:41 IIi Mllllln, Rt 1 Ral!lne, Mn. EUz. lnoluded Mrs. Glenn Soles, Cecil art; and Belly and KaMn boord member~, """""' ltale. Okla., by a lone : 1. m.; Peqy Downey up m.; Solvay up Loadou $:" !If abeth E. Kengle, Jockloli, Rob- PbDllps, Mra. David Herdman, home; five sons, Ralph Raodav~. ond Harold WedDesday 18, 5:101. m.; l..un6a Point m. ; Bingo ap lll8nlle& t I.IILf art H. Reinhart Jocklcft Ho"' Mn Doris Tbeo New- ward Ill the USAF, ond Portland, ...,.. rHWorn one of Oklahoma's !DOll up 11, 1:15 a. m.; Elisha Woocb Sandy and Tbelma Alii up Millo =--..:'...: ' · aell, Everett, D8JIIlj1 and Ken- after being ~leclad at the manbiD118 since down 18, 7:15 a. m.; Andrew met $:10 a. m.; Blair 1114 neth, a! home; four •brotbn, November ienenl olectlon. A af Prell)' Boy Floyd and up 20, 7:45 p, m.; &so Sandy down WhifleW 3 p, IILf Glelln, Zanelvllle; Merle, · permit wu Jsaued to J . Machine Gun Kelly. Pennsylvania down 21, 6:45 a. Jerry Bosworlh don WinfWt art; Delmar, Columbwi ; Floyd McMurray for NorthiiOfllern. . Tile 1!1'011 came five m. ; National clown 23, 1::10 a. 8:40 p. m.; Semel don Will! stewart; t.ur sllton, Mra. Ar- 11 wu decided to .llllkt the after Lowery threatened m.; c. v. Hamer down 23, 1:45 fl<:ld _s a. m.; LeU. a.-."'! mel Roae, New J<tr~ni~P> ; Mro. ~ of month suard with a knife and a. m.; Cralg M. down 23, 3:25 Winf1eld 4 : ~ I. m.; Lllor"""' Faye Hastings, Columbus; Mrs. 11 7:80 p, m. *'""'llh winter from University lloopllalln 1. m.; Jefferson down 23, S::W Lucu up Winfield 1:• I. & · Audr• l«oed, Chauncey; Mrs. ond a p. m. during llltiiJUIIImer F-IS• lahoma City. Raul Dunfee, of Ath0111. the county olflce lbe 1111!0tiJ11 During that ftve nours, Friends may can 1!11 lime and durlnt!IJ64. Otis HOIL)I'WOOD (UPI) _ convicted killer: Iller 4 p, m, at the Knopp has dollvered 670 eases ero Ellulleth Taykl: ond - Abducted or held u Funeral home. of surplus food from Jackson to ani Burton relul'llinc to all persona. the schools ill the county 11111 10 wood appar'.ntly 1o aee1: 8 NEW RECORD Middleport and Pomeroy. lloo lo their martial tangle ••s!•lay 1 GLASGOW, Seolllllll (UPI)boad-<>n lnlo o furloua Ecxrie a !!"" from a "' Forty prl lludenll at lbe SeotFish ~ rack and b1jaclted 1 ltro er wuay, supply oto"' llshdn sdaCollegecl of d ld' .The ll!lorous palt, who ... -stole tw~ C8T!I W LEAN e e Y a1me a wor • caped from a madcap scene at · · record when they all oqueezed the ••--' Wednesd lgh f - Eluded hundreds of offteen u ay n t or in Is Seized ';d.,:-... ·-= _ .... a.-:,, . Women'st. Brushed p.giJn ' Amorous Run Strru·ght Into her CODDL~S SALI $3 · . 'i~ l/\ MIDDLIPOilT,,0. I I CITIZENS BAND COMES FROM ASIA I t • ~ AlsoC'-I'rom • T"- Fi,. Wios ' ~ ' ••• • ' ~. I eJohnson • Mobile Whips eGrou,nd Pl•n.. eGeneral eTop H1ts e Polytron ics eCrysJals e Accessor!.. • Hammarlund ~ II:•. : TRADI UP (1 ' I' NOW TO III~IJ SWISHER & LOHSE ' t: . ~- 'COMMUNICATION'S ·} ' FOREMAN & ABBOTT " ' lt N. 2nd Ave. ~ l I I, Mlddlejlplt •! 49c .. an anRl'Y broadoide from ber husband 1Vho said : , "I have no Intention of .,.. rendering 1o EUzabeth and Mr. Burton lbe property wblch I own, ..peclally In light of EUz. abeth'a prepoaterillWI dlvoroe complaint clabnlng that! 'abon. doned' her. The differences between the attorneys have arisen over the value of our reopective property, Sayo Stary False APP LE 5 MciNTOSH - WINESAP COURTLAND - ROME BEAUTY 'r, ·4 39c 111. bltJ Servit Oleo _ _ 5 ... f'J·OO American BNuty 2'1• Si• Pumpkin · · 2 for 39c -----. MILK '69c~Pluo.. 16 Rollo Elcor Toilet Tissue · · $1.00 •-::n•:m::•:::=:H':'===-=sJMM = ·G·ROUND BEEF~~~~31b.s1 (BOLOGNA 31&. $1' BATTERY TRADE-IN TIMEt;· ~;: Eighteen men are icheduled for pre-induction pbyslcal examtnaUona at Fort lfayo~, Columbus Tuesday Yelp Selective Se.;,lce ~ IIIIIOUIICed today . Tiley are Georse w. Parsons, Rocine; William Jl', Lynch, CheLarry L. Mlleh, MiddleEarl L. McGrath, HarrlHarold A. Hysell. Del· aware; James E. Torrence, eo. lumbus; WilliiUilB A, Taylor, Long Bottom;, Charles L. Shain, Racine; Gerald v. Arnold, Elm Grove, w. va. WUilam Kennedy, Jr., Rutland; llobert L. y01101, Reedaville; Carol A. Folden, Jr., Car· penter; Lawrence G. Collinl, Reedsville; WUilam K. flarril, GROUND & 8 a couple of fut drtnb -~~::=======~ 1o their hotel, Were ireeted b!' I · HARDEN'S MARKET River News eSonar -~ TRUSTEES TO MEET Rutland TOW!IIhlp lrustees meet the 1811! Saturday In OY· ery month dlll'lnl 1864 at 1 p, m. at the Rutland Jl'lre llolliO. .......... WedDeoday afternoon rescue warkon lolllld the secOIIII lJro. Iller'• body, Ray Dalley, 11, • •. but only your pharmaIll lite Oblo River aear Bocltcist know• how It 1hould IDgporL Ray'o brother, ~ llert, II, w11 IOUDd dead rue .. best be used for health . , . some, Leslie Tbompson, Wilbur day oflerDOOD by men with just 18 he lmowa how the Myers, Mrs. James H. Clark, dragging books In the river . many other drug1 on his Mrs. Vernot1 Blevtna, Mrs, Carl The brothen apparenishelve1, from all over the . Slmpklus, Mrs. Ruasell Straight, Jy dmmod Sunday as lhey world, can help you. Mrs. Charles T, Beard, Mrs. and Rober& Smltlo, aboot 25, Gary. Porter and Infant dang!>wero searcblng tile river fir ter, Mrs. Charles M. Taylor and 1 •mall ,boat that had drlfle4 e3 Rt~~llterecl Pharlhllclofl To Serve You infant son, Wllllam Vanness, 1way. When lllelt boat eaP' Mrs. Anna Plymale, Mn. Armlt "To purposely diJiorl thl5 lhed aear mldall..m, Smltb Fitzgerald, Mrs. Flo"'nce Smith, inlo any story 10yiog that I Wb able lo reacb the river Ezlekel Lyons; Kerry CheSler, want money from Elizabeth Is hant bat doe brotbers did Timothy Coadee, Candice can, abS<llutely false." oot. REXAtL DRUGS Lawrence Com, Mlaa Lyda Fisher, who had not been' tn WY. 2·2955 Pomeroy Smith, Archie Brooks. WU11am the oame town with bil .. , HaU, and Mrs Ben Smeltzer. lrangod wile and her lover - - - - - -ColumbuJ; James W. Farley, olnce the acandal uploded in Cheshlte; David R. Murphy, Rome almoot two years ago, Reedsville; RoiD!IIle R. Wilt, says he lmoiVI of no plans for "'G.;;.:-";:;j'i;;;;"~~;Hs Simon'• 6itlesl'ou Satll_,s- NOT ST.4MPSI Lancaster, and Jameo H. Sell- a !IWillllit meeting lo iron out Gauge readlncs: en, Portland. their differences. dam 18 4 20 5 · 28 f ·•allem.ents I . ' . ' nuunng eel He also obj<cted to •• 111 rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Burton advising hbn on I bo should han<lle the diSQUAD CALLED ' The Middleport E·R unit wa• Vo~"bave never advised 0110 IcaUod Wednesday at 5:56 p. m. way or the other on Mr Burfor Helea Lewis, Bradbury, ton's treatment of his ·wife " wu lakm 10 Holzer hoopllol. Fisher said. "And 1 would !hard. him to ...mom from commenting about my actions concernIng my wile, "I hardly lblnk that Mr. Burton ls the one lo lecture on morals, inteFity and hooeotylo me, or ID)'one else, And I am coovinced more than ever before that be cleserves an Olear for sheer gall." Dependlble Plerce:-Simpson Recltos t Into a family car. MINOR ... IS ESSENTIAL IN MANY OF THE VITAL MEDICINES YOU NEED . , . .----FlATURING - - - , ~ ' ! • hteen Draw E•g ArmyPhysiC• a]S MAGNESIA RADIO EQUIPMENT •~ B.4RD·TO·BE.tT p"""' THE SHQE lOX WORMERLY CHAPMAN' S MkT.) Open BAM to B PM Delly-Ciosod Sundoy ·"YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR GOAL• SYRACUSE, 0 . ••• SLIC:D • • • ).I l ".1'. Reds Trade Kuko To HoWiton Coiia FIRST CUT I' "., CINCINNATI (UPI) Cincinnati Re<ll today oent flalder Eddie Kaoko 1o Houston Colla In achange ' ·~l PORK CHOPS . . ,• pitcher Wally WoHe, I .' . !! •• '• lb. '•' ' dayo and cash. 49~ Kuko, a utilily Infielder . 2Sib.1 ,9• · 9 FLOUR GOLDMED~L 5Elf.RI$1NG ._ - - - · beg • ... If Yaar Batterr w.. • Year or M.ore OW Last Year, Yoa"U · Probablf Jfee4 A Mew ou 25 PURE LARD_ · ~~ 3el5 8 9· _ ... RINSO ..,T_I ,, ..... n MIIBDJ.. CB.UOB h'l'l'ftT, . -.KOICTB J•nuery S1le Price ' $55·' 00 G1JAIIAIITBB. :tr-=:1!'·" · •1··9·':::. · 1.34~aox · . 16 ounce WHITE It ! .~ , ~-. 'l"i ..... patlll-?\• .. "''"' . ' POPULAR SIZES FLOOR HEAT! STAR SUPPLY CO• ~ . qlnal_ .. ' . ...• - . f ' .. ,1 • . • • ' . :, ~' ~i ~ .''' t~·. . ,( -~·: ~ ! t, '· ER Oll ' ,.. ~ . .- Skinless Wieners "FRENCH CITY" "FRENCH CITY" Sliced Bacon Sliced Bologna LEAN GROUND CHUCK ' I CHEF·BOY·AR-DEE CHEF.SOY-AR·DBE Ravioli_ 4 SPAGHETTI I. lor $1,00 MEAT BALLS- 6 4. for ,.,. I I h,OO Tl 98c 'i'; · · Shoes For -~-•- Girh- Tltlls : ~ ... 1 • lilfants' sizes 2 to 81 c)di~n's sizes 81<11 to 12, · mlues' llzea12'AI to 4:ana; teimS' 'sizea 4 to· a. -;;;::. ' . L, Sausage Rolls .... · ' - "FRENCH CITY" DI'JEF, CHICKEN NOODLE, VEGETABLE, CBE.UI OF liUSIIROOM and VEGETABLE BEEF ·,1 ' I "FRENCH CITY" PORK CAMPBELL'S SOUPS • ,,1 ~ ' VALL.,- BELL .•. • • • I The Home of Buster Brown I AT>o· ·e,s·Und""fl~ .· .,,,,!.Jdii. ·a:U<:.· . i: . . ·.··.., · . M . . . 79 I)OG . FOOD ;..,(~ -. ·~b,-~1·'-• . • SUPER . loaves OTHER . ' · COMPARATIVE PRiaS veteran leaguer,~=~~~ the Redsmajor In 19511 and .241 In 19113, He came 10 naU from St. Louis. Wolf, 21, Soutb Gale, Calif., had a 7-3 record for San Antonio of the Tens League wu 1o lie .aasignecl 1o the Red!• •II San Diego farm club In the ciftc Cout t.easue. Tile Col~•ll signed Wolf in 19111 tor a be> nuo reported to lie $100,000. C ' ' ' t& · . gi~nt REGULAR r;L\\1' (;OOIJ\ 1:\H TH \llE-1\ \\LIES! .- 1• . •.' , -~ Oeeond II player ro be named wlth1n 3~ ~ Fmh-Pek Armour - 1"h lb, Sia SALAD DRESSI~G .. qt. 39c BEEF snw ...... 2 fw ate SPARKLE .BLEACH ,, ' .''i.4f':·~ l' ~. • WAIDCROSS'$!J ·· • . RACINE) OHIO ' ' '·" ., t .. . ·''· I �• "/ .' f , - " It Clleuaa faand IIlli - 11111'1 Oo14wa. .. lllten'lo... ,.1. elevrs1on .R evue · e Ads Get Results. USED · But Not Abused A ·fino soiiiCtion of lato-model trado-ins. WANT AD 1963 Chevrolet Impala Super · · $2895 INFORMA liON Spt. H.T. Coupe. L&s& than IJOOO actcal miles by eereful ...... 1:11 r It o., ....,.,. t>utNioaUU lloadu Oea4UM t.00 A. M. CAJ'ff".D..I.A. 1'.jC)NJI • ' •-P'*I oUIW t:Ot A. DQ M PahJicloba. M ~ II. &euUl.A nuta rlJIII • tdlt ot """"" aDJ' Na dM!IIed ............llll. Crron tboulll be ............ teaedltllll) l'bl o•D.........LWia ,._..... . . . .w - . 'b.l!l ~ D.ot .. N~PGulbJt for ....... ~n• on~ l~D. f'• W•t AO ......_. 1C..tl I •onl. tMJ' IIUstauuD IIIU eo ~bm• C.tt 11e1 worcl tM ~ uu.rtt.... .-.utt'h lucti&a et~n.b nu- o-. hll r.au- ot • HDlt pc trOf'd .W IIi ~pd ror .c~ ...runq t1 aot • ... Wltllblo 10 4u• att.r ...,.t• Of • l'llANU - h .lll fot -rei IIUnlmum Deb adclltiOD- 11 ftnl lll Obttuul• OUbllllllod It I Mftl , _ '""'01'11a HOUU a:ae .. • . til &:OQ , li\aniiiJ ........ A..tl .. o.u, 1111 u.oo ~ 1'1"1 &0 ....,. TO PIACI: A llDUL1 AD PHONE WY 2-2157 furnace . Contact Robert Rutland, Ohio. Phone SH YES, you can borrow our Carll"! Shampooer FREE to y~ur room. One light housekeeplns ===-==;-;:::-= SLEEPING ROOMll lor · 127 Butternut Ave. Bill. Pomeroy. I~ baths, ps hoi water lumace, Unmedlato po.....lon. Telephooe WY 22186 or WY U348. 12 t tic bath apartment, Pbone WY 238'1t. Fl'RNISHED apartmenta. Ph. WY 2-2778. Aller 5 p. DL WY 2-357t. 6 cyl., standard trans. Deluxe equipped, heater, red finish, clean interior, all good tires. RADIATOR SERVICE From lbo ilrlest lnek or lllilldOiel' radiator to tho II omalleJt beater earo. phtMIM! I""'!!!!!!"""' I 4 Door. All vJnyl interior, low milea,;:e by toea: owner, standard trans. Radio and heater. Tires like new , carJlf'ts with Blue Lustre. Baker Furniture. 1-21-litc White over blue finish , automatic tran$. Radio and heater, good tires. 1961Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door .. $1695 6 cyl. Powerglide, radio and heaWr, PositrrcHon rear axle, like new insidt. Fawn color. New tires. __ ...., ..._ ...,..,_ C.,Wionloo Cdll .......... 11 U tic 1957 Olds Super "88" St. Wagon $495 1962 Chevy II Nova St. Wagon · · $1795 Po~ WY 24141 WARD IS LOBER A. C. IIRADFOBD COLUMBUS (UPl) - Hoif. ard R. Ward of Bowllnl: Grtln.' .' today loal a light to Ioree I b o University A{J&rlmenla, Inc., to make Improvements 111 lllld II owned adjacent to Ward'a Jfi'IIP'..• ... tw Ul • &.-10...11•, MqUII ~rnrn~~~~~·~·~!~bd~~=-~-. utJUty and bath. ........ pte Knd~ Lane. Pomeroy. Pb. WY S-3874 1-2-tfe A MODERN house, 8 rooms and bath, 136 Lincoln Road, Pomoroy. WY t.-3020. 1SIIe ROOM for workshop or storage on l'lum Street 1957 Plymouth VB- 4 Door H.T.- $395 One local owner, good uphol.!itery, automatic trans. Radio Fugate, WY can ':!..... ertf. IJo - all line Maehlweo .>" II. - I'I.IWa&Jfan's ....... ....., J - The Wood County Common Pleas Court had ordered I b o Drm to make tbe lmprovementa Ward clatmd were nece&Sai'J. But the Court of AppeaJl ,~ versed the lower court and ohio supreme Court refuso4_.4p hear Ward'o appeal. • ·. -.altlo Balet Call WY Wilt DIJ• N1P1 1•11e Fn!Dlr , ~. d. Groom. 44.0rtoatai46. Aatop Bill Wellman, Les Williamson It Tiffin Jewelers, Phone 50, I'Gttll Pl...an~ W Va ~fe 10 18 A"UTF.;::;"O;;;M:::O;;;B:;;n;-.;;E~f;:n::sur=a=nee ooeo caaceUed? Lost your opera· lllr"l license! Call WY ~­ Biillc Landmark Special oponlog: Bioi. . . Irlob .. -- DOWN LThlckolloo O.CON _ J. Th&m.e. 1960 Ford V8 Flareside Pickup $1095 8 ft. body, Deluxe ub, chrome trim , new 6 ply tire! on front, h~atel', blue finish . A nire one. 1961 Chevrolet H Ton l.W.B. $1795 Cllas.sis for 12 ft. body. Extra good 7Mx20 lires, 6 cyl. engine. Solid ceb. Heater. l To-. Pickup · · $495 lb. bx. 99c 1952 Ford."6" -l Ton 1.74 TRI·BAN I !4 lb. bx. 99c 18 oai•• I • 9 TIX~AllPlltl el iii:U HOUSE 1D POmeroy, t h r e rooms and bath. Phone WY I 23 Ifc W7~. .........._ Anold llnllooft, 01 Eul Sll'eol, p - ...,,,._,., ...... = -:..:·:::.-: With 25c • • • • • • · · $295 gas heat, L-----· I 23 Sic ·THREE nicely lum11hed . rooms, 528S. 3 S!u••• _, •-h J...,._ ._... 1..,========"'1 :... ; -r--.i:. ~~~~~- - - - - - - ; ':: W J EH RADIO Mo~a7 ~ Frld&r · 1:00 1:4.1 Slpt 01!, 'l'be Llf~llnt 5:011 8:011 DliliijVaUey News 5: lo 8:115 2'}ia~. World News 5:25 5:30 of Co\lDdl ' mu.30, :Mtl VISITING SON ::~t-~~ Mrs. Mattie Y<IS! Ia vlsJUng 8 :16 ~ Clock 8:55 '.untiJ N.W. ' t :lb Latchstring 830 Publlo Servleo · 9:45 Family Worahlp Hour County News tO: · Of lbe '!'own 10: World NeWB 11: Wonderful . Music lO:i.• ll:lii ~ January SPECIAL'I Sale I Heat SAVE A BIG,' BIG Weather Board Grams Agent llouncl I Stoves 0 50 Plea~anl W va . Les '"~Ill us for your photo neecb. Grov~ er's Studio, Pomeroy,O. I 9 12tc trailer. 21 foot. complete- ·turro COPYING Somca ,,fW"tllsl>ed. Also welding rna· f.A')~r· an)' letter or dN i!efrt WY 2-281B or WY z. •..ter 1111ur....., Pomeroy 1·2-tl<! 2 II lie , Community N8W8 World & Nat'l Newa Spudtgbl on Sports Weather SliJI Off -- GYISXJ:IIr DOBCV cr. VK 1 •• BCX• ' .. ,!.. · YootordaJ'o ""'-tot r.u.I:-BEARBRII AJllil At BAD AS THE 'l'ALII-KAKERSr-I!HII:RID.ui .. _ ..... ......_ _ lot.) WMPO Radio MONDAY THRtJ l'RIDAYt 8:110 8J1n Oo Nowa 8:05 Slc:red Heart 8:20 Country Jlllllbone 1:36 Farm Newo 8:45 Melp Agr. ~ .. . .iii . ~ "' • 1:35 Narmait lrtelt 8:411 Cotmtr)t l!;lpreu , 7:01 Breaklut Party 8:05 Bllb School FOotball 11:111 Tov Ten 8h011 12:00 Noon Report • IJ:Ii Joneo IUlOt Bh""· 12:311 · Rev. Merlin Teets . 1:011 Football Warmup LITTLE ORPHAN ANN!e '"- ----..r--r-"' ·-----~~~~~...- - - · WE DOCTOR'S I',Q~; 'rUQN\1'1~ IN OUR REPORT 7:115 llnUfllll PlrlJ.. 7:30 Van PaU1ck Sports 7:60 Tho 7:60 Report 1:10 JlriChl Star Sb..,·'l1lllr. 1:45 Baker Fum. SJioir.P'rl. U5 'l1le Llllbter Side 8:011 Bolly Newtoo I10:11 MJnJsterloJ Aasoc. 110:!0 Country Hoe-Dowa SATURDAY 1:45 Sip On. Tho LJfeiJne 8:118· Local. Ohio, NatlonoJ l :lo OSU FoolbaU Newo llld Sporta 1:411 Plaller Party B:IS Weather Picture 5:45 Sign Off , 8:16 MUSical Clock SUNDAY B:~ NI!WI 7:011 Sign On Ne"(s 1:011 MuJicaJ Cloct I .. ,.., swap Sbup 7!35 TQe Army Hour 9:30 Song & Story Hour ,.,,.. Fc'l111 .Bureau 1:011 Herald of Truth 9:45 FariUJy Worship Hour El il&ncbo Time M·W s; ~ Hour . of Oell•erance 10:00 News 10:115 lllgb Seboollll\ !'arade I11:40 Huon Co. Agr. li:xt·Tul. 9:011 Wings of Hea1Jn1 I11:40 Faml17 'W~~nhlp ftr.Thur 8:35 Tbe Bible Speab To 10:55 New~ AS£ Prngram-F'rL 10:011 Voice of Prophecy 11: 011 Artll)' Time . . . 11:30 Special Community Prng. The UPJIII: Room 16:35 SUnday Show Dow Jooea' Averaces 11:011 Country Hymn Time 12:011 · N~s Roundup •2:20 Bulletin ·Board NDCOI· Report 1%:011 NOOD Reporl 11:25 News 0 Oramo 12:11 Music JUII For YIMI 12:1S 'l1le Search 12:30 .Saturday Matinee L-·-- Goessier!o Guest Star-Frl. 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teelo 1:55 N~WB . · ·, 1:011 Platter Pari)' 1:011 Bllly Grallam 2:li0 Saturday Matinee 4:U Biaettnar Show-T-Thur. 1:30 Lulberall Bour 2:,55 News . *'30 LoCa.J ,N\nH .-1:011 The Cburcb AI Work 3:011 Saluniay Malllieo 4!55 Bowttng Scoret 1:15 Tho NaVJ' Swlnp ' 8:55 NI!WI 1;011 Tho 0P11D Boacl 1:.35 The Big Lie ' . 4:011 Disc!Dg wllb Dosa '1:46 011 1:011 The Quiet Hour t:30 Top Ten Revue US The Sunday Showcase 5:011 Newo Summary 1!00 SIIID On New~ t :35 World In Reriew 5:U Publlc Servlet eiOIICountry Time 1:011 Baptist Layman's Hour . i:ao Off 8:20 Coun\ry 1:1& SUndOWD io MR. WARBUCI<G! 14AVE ltjU ANY IDEA WHIII' IT IS ~ I WINNIE WINICLI! HAV~ NEVER MET AND MARRIED • ecoal: •Gas . ·, ' !- 'rhll lnal.-.. . all· . •Jua .ncl :.il . . Buy .n•w· ..-. SAYJ~ ~· · ~~~·;; ~ od ..20"' i'' · : nOw. ' " ·Ebersbach 0 "'· "Everythl~g '.4, In ,l:fllr·p~~te~· .,. . ·~··11" - '" ~. J:' Bv HAROLD GR,AY .. No M-NEVER' · MIND, MISS HU S~E ! rvE I-lAO . ~~ ~·! · -~ ...... m Lessol'll lv RAEBURN VANBUREN -. WOULD ... 8111 WeiJman VII' NO! ... LET ME FINIS14! IF IT WERCN T FOR YOU - · HE-LEN!: AND I c.m,... · Pulnt 1 iii~fi~iDeii J'Piaimut fl',ji;,: < Mom! Jimmy aald I wu u beaUtiful as a tray fuJI.of deluxe hunbUI'JIOral" ··:;,.;;;;;;.;rt .. """""' I<DOBB IDSOXBM CY BRS BOYIB.-lPDBCIIII A ~ey Bilek Guar•ntee 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiri;iij;-fiifiiiiii "111 I . . _ , .... Ill "'p;;;.;., ... •••• lioed." hardwood flool'l!, automatic ...._ f t Hal !Jmlt boxeo to cwtomer, no ; OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. heat. large clooels, private .ii~llftl;~-iitllt!~R~-~;·~q~-~'7~ wholesale orders. bath, private entrance. Utlll· • · PHONE 2-2181 POMEROY, OHIO lies furnished. WY 2-3200. JOBNsotc. liiiUI'IIIII!e 1 1.,.,......"'=~"';!';~"'=,......,......,......-=""::',......"""';'""""""~~ 1 23 i1tc ApaeJ, In; Ajl IanDa Gl ID POMEROY LANDMARK I' FOR SALE For ~ -'e -~,-,.----,.-,---o---.....-. ·Jim Jolt""'"' llld WOMAN S days a week to clean 8 - i Offers wlll be received atl,---------~1 house. Learn coin buslneso. Bud 1 1 lie Card of Thanks the office of Webster and Fultz, Keystone Station, Rutland, Pomeroy National Bank BuUdTIRES • BA TTERJES SH 2-41122. 1 23 8lc - - - . - - - - . WE ·WOULD LIKE to thank ing, Pomeroy. Ohio, until the SNOW TIRES • l.eg•l Notice everyone who sent food, flow- 28th day of January, 1964, at 11 '"Y Sin $11.50 JOB WITII A FUTURE - Ell- - - - - - - - - - ers, cards and for all other o'clock A. M., for the Waynard 'lEGULAR TREAD perience not necessary. Men LEGAL NOTICB kindness and consideration A, Pr1ce real estate, being part 4.ny Size $9.50 selected will have ~~~:I ahuwn us during the time of of Lot>; 68 and 1111 in Middleport, rUBES, used _ $1.00 ly hlgh earnings after George A1herl HDJ llld Bela our recent bereavement, the Ohio, With a four-room dwelling I rUBES, now _ $2.50 ing; fiS week to l!arl. U YCRt who noJdo il Maryland deat.h of our husband and fa- thereon. Property sold subject , 12 Volt BaHorln $12.95 are a famJJy m1111, neat, amJdarmet, Weot V!rp !her, John V. Chancey. We 1AJ 1964 taxes, and aU offers sub- S Volt Bettorias 59.95 bilious, a!llj bave car, write wtJl llkt DOIJce u.lt oa the woolo also like to thank the jecl to Court approval. Oo.C. Spark Plugs _ 75c P.O. Box 1125, Parl<ersburg, of December, lllllll, 1 nurses at Holzer Hospital, Dr. Gertrude Butler, Administra- FAN BELTS W. Va·. i-21J.41c Carroll V. Grimm, ffl· Able•. Dr. McGowan and Mr. tri<. (1, 23, 24, 25, 3tc Oony Size $2.00 OPENING for man with car to hla petJIJoa agalni them In Coals of Rawlings - Coals service· Fuller Brush custoCommon' Pleu Court of ;· Funeral Home, for their sym. NEW AND USED welders, air Complota Llna Of mera. Route protected. Mea£. ,._,....., Ohio, lbt lillie "COIN COLLECTOR" ~·•No. 1ll,581 In aald pathetic help. I :.:1 lip compressors, welding rod. ness and ambition necessary. Cue Free demonstration. PornoSuppllos and Books $70 week to start. Phone 422f..- t!>e rec<IVerJ of For Sale roy Landmark, Ph. WY 2• 11927 or wri!A! Rt. 5 Box 116-A, Amount s:Wmed ,.U8 2181. 1 23 ate Keystone StatiOn Parkersburg, w. va. 1·20-«c llld costa, llld 1n 8lld actton an · IJY, 800 to 11100 bales. C a II .Rutland, 0. MAN TO SeD •--·Must attachment hu beeD taued llld . >• .P ~. 1-21-Uc 500 fl pine lumber, $4~ .00. Jet u,••...,....,, levy made '"' tho bouoe traJI. .r.;; fti!AIRS used coveralls. Carl water pump, $45.00. WY 2bave car. can WY U2115. owned by tho cJe(endata, llld ) . ;l:llleValler, Long Bottom, 0. 6542. 1 23 3tp R&al Estate For Sale I • l2tp lbltlhe·plalnllf! oeob by 1 .}b ~ 1·21.fitp .........._wllkt ... - AUCTION: Thursday, January Em loyment W•nted · -• 30 at 11:00 A. M. on Pleasant P property of lite db -~~~~ CHEVROLET V8 2 door liodan automatlo lnnsmlssion, Hill P.oad, ~ m11e off Rt. 33, C~tcltlel' ~e1lt1J wANTED, aeneral L.....wori ,... tho oallolaciJon ai clover, Loopodeza hay. Soulb or A~, Ohio, at top by day or week. NeUie Coo>claim. WI tM. 1·20.fitp ri Monisoo Brown IDD: per- NEW HAVEN - 4 bedroom qolly. CH 7-26111. 122 lit.: Said deleJJdanll are required ...._ iifd•pelllloD '"' lbt lllraw .Onal proper!J of the late frame home with bath, bard- CONCERT Grand organ by EllWt Butler ~ Bowles, deceased. wood floors, large dining room cels.ior sold new for $1111.!115, day "'~l'obnlorybo ~•!.. ~ ...~ 2S bead HoiJtein cows, z m!J:and other nice features, tun llin lee 1811 011 B 11 y ~PDenl. ww .....,. _ _ . l"""·· Lelpatc, 0b1o. M 13$, 1 eel cowa. 8 bead 2-year-<>ld basement, coal furnace heating. se R pr ' · · and ~ _,-v oppro. 0. Box 8L 1 11 111111 heifers, II calveo from baby 2 car garage. Located ln de- bed complete. $12.0!1. Cou bo prlaled tlll "tiJif"eJilm.COAl.. Dellver or plot ealv.. up. 2 Rol!tein bulls. sirable neighborhood. Phone lor 80~ anytl~Qe at 80.1~ East cltmoU: y GRiMM, These cows are in all stages more information. MaUl St., Pomeroy, 0. ywrself. GoeglelD lloadJCo.. Page SL. Middleport r1 lactation. Health papen --------~1~22~~~ Webster and ·1'1111Z, - ~' Ulltlc furnlsbed. Full Uno ol lJouae. MASON - 2 story frame AUTO SALES ~. PJt1atw i!S'I'EI!ED - Gennan- Shep. hold goods Including almost home with Ill baths, 8 bod(ll) IJ,.lf; (I) 1, t, 23, 111c l"ilonl puppies. At the Teaford new eledri< and coal range. rooms. Lot 120 x 200 feet. ReaFrigidaire deep freeze like sonably priced to settle ea. Range. I 17 12tp new, player piano, Singer sew- tate. Boatman Twla~ by ing machine. combination TV C. C. CUCKLER, REALTY Shiflet, Tl>d FiQ Rlto, and radio, dining room, liv- JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN World f!lawlanl ot C.O.D. :V.usic.: Production Jng room and 4 bedrooms of NEW HAVEN, W. VA. 112-!143 0 Box 2509. Hollywood, furniture and many llenll not 1-21-3tc Ill rlllt ••••• - - ...... ... ,...,_ Usted Elson Bowles, Josiah , 22 3lp Bowles Co-Administrators. 1 LOT for sale, 75 x 100, llmoJI . . ~ and in tablets i Form~ Har~old' Goddard & Son, Auc· Rutland. C.ll SH 2-4762. On-A-Diet 1 New name, tiooeer, Phone Bart.lett 23!1 1-21-31p formula Only 9Bc at Drugs. 12-31-30tp or 2434. I 22 2to i,jtw INKa,. Ht:~rmony guitars ONE DAY f'rON!'Mlng oo black -'mptif•ers. 24 montht to and white tUm, 3 day ~ ~ or call riff•n Jewel· eesstng on all color fUm. See Ir:~~i;u:~;~·ts ~ BRS Sold lnsur•nce tt• A OPfp...... q.,6a- -..===----===-- hardwood floors, luU basement. Immed- latA! posseaslon. Phone WY matic •...t II LON&rllLLOW One letteP abnply stand• for aaotber. Ill thJs sample A Ia use4 · for the three L's, X for the two 0'.. de. Bingle letters. arx-o trophle" the lenrth and formation f1l thfl WOIQI are alJ blat& i:&oh day the OGdl Jttten ant dttf--. . CIGARmES Eveiy G•llon Here's how "" AXYDLBAAXB 7 211 lie Pomeroy Motor Co. -=;=========- HI TEST 30.9 Sweepers. Aulltorlrr ed llld service. Write 15112 16th St .• Parkerabur&. W. Va. Help Wanted m.L RATS and MICE! lttul~~r 11-6-tfc ONES room 1~ pie's Terrace. Phono WY 1956 Chevrolet 21 Ton Tractor $695 1957 Chevrolet PAILY CRl'l'rOQUOTJ!: - 538 VVEST MAIN STREET 10 ply 18,000 lb. 2 speed rear axle, G speed trans. 348 cu. ln.. ~8 erl.gine. 10·22 ttrftr estuary· LJrtcmter CERTIFIED OIL STATION OUTSTANDING USED TRUCK BUYS Good tires. Heater. ...ul•r 1." . t7. Mouth-- "'8nd heater . GUNS We buy. sell and trade gum. creat DAILY CROSSWORD BLAmNAR'S l!Ztitfe , "'Marty," lbt louoJJ blt:bolor • abo01 lbt ellareW' lor wbldl be "'"' aa Iovm J1'ob. 10. . .. Oocar In tilt ID09Io Glll\o 1181110 ABC-TV'I . ~ "Sap fJl ploo- IWDO. r..- o 11111t wbo bogiD Wlltlnl Nail" aorioa ..,., Ill w... ,. EXPERIENCED . IIOIIe NNI'iiCEL:EJ~y'fiiifiiii!iif~t~roottll~ilidiii 2 Door $1295 PbU Meier, WY N510i 17 tic {)hJo. 1 u Ulc 1.-'"-'=======.J 1'0DI, . \ o" '\\ I..., n:: =.=·. ttroroomNimllumlsbedfiiliiWMd"i·ijili~mtl PBONE WY WZ4I lor ·JII"!!IIIIt Drst noor, 1 room house. delivery of 1111 olzo lbneoiiiUe Cbrlsttno Beegle. for every need. l!;lnmol W. I II 11e Shuler, 341 Pap Sl, Mldcll&- 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe .. . Locally owned and low mileage, outstandini perfdnn~nce with year around traction . 4 spf:!ed trans., 102 engine, good whitewall tiN's, radio, heater, red interior with bucket seat. White fin ish . 1 1 aotp ;;w'"n'"lc-,"oo"'cu.tom==··=~ ....... -~ ... privatA! bath, ulllitlea paid. Velma G. ZUspan, 'I'IW750, Mason, W.Va. I II l2tp s bedroom b011,11 oo Lincoln $1695 from hirlroUnd ... CUff Road. I It 5181. _ . awlleaco rat- day '"' NJIC.TV'a •"!Dda.,.. btlil .... 1M beJatel lbll, 1bll lbow.• .N<st W""-'"1, popular _ In "llcBalt'i day" off..... ~ villi .. N•VJ" .,.. boon lilt -po (lneftwich Vllllp •• ~~;;~ hatch 1nm boiDI Q'ped • ·~ and tilt Stan" lly IIICit DC BROW -.an - Ill jbJrd. He Ia ~ Pnu lalerulloall Dina matrtmoay IIIII •tmmer lb acllng career nlatlveiJ Jato · . _. ,, HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Will' with the 11111y biiiiWI west of In JHe BorpiDt 11u 1umoc1 In lbJrd blllltllmtnl, 18M, , :~; .. D0t aacliy I bilarloua bus~ lhe MIS8luipp1 wbo CllD sboul a ~ range af a11e1 - from 29; lbo l1rll tolo won. 1, Dt41, tJ!I) I llluatlon comedy blm dOWil, lbo clomure Elbtl lbo bn11a1 aoldler "FtiiO" In llld "17'18" •·• • CB8-TV 1' aboUt II Ia 1udJilc wllb Ill Mett!wl. And tldl ..turday, be lbo 111m "P'rom Here to Ef4rn. Great Adventure," eaneeled, chin, but welD have our ...U. 4 ovm takbli , crack at being lty" to "Marly" to McHale. CUifllltly ocboduled to C:~tlnUe aessea. llld mine Jo AJlC.TV'o emcee af AJ!C.TV'o new weekly _ throllgb tho lflDVIlll" "McR.le'a NIV)'." varlet)' ..,...., "Tho Hollfwood 'l1le Channel 8-: Barry peall. I defy you to lind on teloYI- Palace." · lion a more lrultwortby lace 11eJni a llllualloa comedy, llan !liM belmcJnl to the liar "M<Hale'a Navy'' Itt not tlwa)'l t1 IIIII 'Ill-y night aerlea, very funo,v. II Ia not up w tho l:rneat BorpUna. Tbore are often «lillie IeniUs of PbU suv. lhooe "< wbo might rather nm lll'o ·tn hJa old "Sgt. BUko" Into olber lacu In a dart Iiley show, Buill bas aome lunnymen' at Dliblr but bfe IODKtJme t.ns In Tim Col>way llld Carl Billcan ..,.., at bottom, tbe mDk hmiJr,e, and Borsnlne prcwldol of human klndDeta, not 1<1 m• the btJJaat. He ~ not goJq w lion ~ ·:llf!llo of boer or two. throw any comodlan out of a And lhal, really, Ia • hefty part job wtth bJa altemptA!cl jabo at of wl!11he series Is a popular bumot, bu1 bla' bt!DIIUI qutlltlu SUCCOI!I. . sbJna tilrpugh, 'lltelday. nitbt. Thete ve blgh-Oylng days for lntttance, hla crew wao onfor llilrpllle. HJa balf-bour &"'led '· tryJni to monufacluro ahw, "•bout a PT-boal crew sar<mgs, and wblle lbo laugba that llu Ill own paradtoe In tho were few, lbe good nature of ·Pae!lle In World War D, Ia aaJJ. the star was often Jnlecllous. Ina alq comfortably, and will Borgnine, ol COittle, Ia playtlmall cartaJn1J return DeSI Jog It broad beeause - u Jock- Steve EbJID, Rl. Black finish with black nylon top and spotles1 clean black interior this low mileage car is far above average and must b~ seen to be appreciated, automatic trans., power steering and brakes, 250 H.P. VS engine, whitewall tires that show little wear, radio and heater. 1958 Ford V8- 2 Door .. .. .. .... $495 Notice Clean 1962 Impala Conv. Cpe. · · • · · · · · $2395 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne · . One local owner, like new tires, automatic, power Jteerlng, power brakes, radio, heater. PBOUUCINQ ••H'I' local owner, 250 H.P. engine, automatic tran!., pner steering and brakes, red vinyl interior with bucket seat, spare never used, autronic ~ye , radio and heater, f~ly equipped and as sharp and mce as ()De could find. White finish . COJlA,&r.I'ION. W\b ' ' Comu in now and pick up a real bargain. D&ADI.&ND • I •! ....any ..- tbo �p aJy. Africa, sod the B<:outh P• clllc and of bla lecturea In America. Eighteen members responded to roU caU by namina a biog. Members of the Ml Omeroy Moriah J 10 the al1mdlll( Ill llddiiiCI' ,..._. .C U.l. MlUet 01111 II lout - [101, . . . . . . Ia . . IIII[JWMtl ~~ obove were Shirley Baity; Shirley Beegle, Martha ElcbJe. SUole Gru...r,. Bell)t liar- . Shirley Hust011, · Sharlee . +'ftu, Alurlaa Belly Rawtlnga, Lee SmJIIJ, Judy Smllll Spears, Marilyn W!aa> A1Utlltllil, re .,. Tommy Scally Is Honored at Home, Schoo/ 1. " ~ ~ . • 0 "t- il$ ~. pG "' ~ .;. " "... .p ~ ~&t ' r.,. ________ ,______________ . . , COLUMBUS (UP[)- Sam B. 1963. legal agent of the holding firm. bio brother, Cleveland atwrney l The chairman oal<l Kennetla .secretary of the Ohio Kenneth B. Johnson, 1 mem- He said efforts were bein& Kenneth V. Nicola. He said he ,Johnson was formerly •n· .off~. today declined com· ber Qt the PUC, denied he still made 10 straighten out Johoson had oo1 dtscussed the situation lcer, director and shareholdrr of pobltshed repor:ts that had an interest In the Sworm· on the matter. with PUC Chairman Carl R. the holding company, but · transferred Interest in • a sled! Holding Co., also of Co- Johnson said the holding com- Johnson. Ino financial Interest In the urJil moving c6mpsny , oubject w tum bus pany waa dissolved a few years Carl Johnson aaid he talked since about 1961 or 1962. He., PUC regulation w bls Wife Fred C. Lentz, corporation ago. Lentz said that according with Kenneth Johnson about the namt:<I to the PUC last Jul,.-efl, when he was nam!ld the COUilSO! in Secretary of State to the secretary of state's office Iotter's connection with the er Frances McGovern re"-<L conurlisslon • year ago. Ted Brown's office, said his of· both the Swormsledt Moving holding company and that Ken· Nicol• is the son of Coyatoop Nicolo IBid that be had di· fice received a letter today and Van Co. and Swormstedt neth Johnson had said he did County Common Pleaa ILW!c• l~:::!..ih~ts: interests In the from Johnson seeking to resign Holding Co. were still listed in not realize he was still the Benjamin D. Nicola and Jt '" Storage and Van a• statutory agent of the mov· good s1andlng. statutory agent of the company. prominent in Columbul .u of Columbus, transferring it ing firm. Nico)a said he had discussed Chainnan Jobnson said Ken- chairman of the Columllut his wife, when he received. Lentz said Johnson was not the matter of his and his wife's neth Johnson had told him he Touchdown Club. He is 1 .fiE· the PUC appointment from UJe legal agent of the moving connections with the moving was sending the Letter received Imer president of the Atblltie GClv. James A. Rhodea 'early lntcompany ~nyway, but was the firm by telephone today with ibY Brown's office today. Club here. t.a I w I I I 1 v BROWNIE 0 Police Charges Stand Up S Cl b ewing Is Entertained WCTU p rogramS In Schools Are Re.porfed . - . Installation 0 f Offt'cers H ld b c'· I e y e en tin e s;6 Ni-cola Mum on Transfe· ~ Birdfor<J is Club Women's M eeting Topic at y e ' of%:, Highlights on Religion Given Church Clfcle BI'DMt • ..,.,.,. r. r,.. ,....,... 01 rr.. lleip.M- :..,.. . .. :1. ~----------~------------~------------------------------~~~~--~----~--~----~---------=----------------------~--------------"~. FRIDAY1 JANUARY 24, 1964 VOl: XV NO. 23.8 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Baptist Churth • 4th and Main, . ~~ Ph! Sorority met by D runs~ , loa Meadowa, Middleport, met In their annual d "' 1n th 0fflce ol Mitch Mitch gave Bev~rly P ... · Ira Foster, father of J. E. business session recently to eMr and Mn Roger Cllancey ay eYey.ong e -~ Foster, remains critically m ~ St · t Fl ;, lted h the Columbia Gaa office In talk on music whUe Mrs. Am- In !"CIV.b met Wednesday afternoon raphy. The next meeting wiD at Meigs Memorlol Hospital fol· l':r ofllcers for the eii!Ulng by ~~=rtitn~' d:lh Mk!dleport. berger played recordings relat- '- ·- - - - - - - - lilt the borne of Mrs. carl Hor- be held at the home of Mrs. lowing • atroke 1 week ago. Y · father , John Chancey. _ ~ group went together to mg to the program. 't "key, Second·BV. Rodney Downing. Mrs . Waller Walker and Mrs. Elected were Arnold Rich· . Mr. and Mra. Charles Stobsrt the Ewing Funeral Home to Gall Hovatter. chairman of il Mrs. Bruce Uoyd, president, Earl Dill spent Tuesday with ards and Earl Freeman, lnl.. (June Chancey) and famUy of pay respects to Dr. Kenneth ways and 'Veins, reminded 'opened the meeting with memMrs. Qsry DIU. tees; Florence RIChards and Mount Vernon came thts week members to have their bu:edl - bets living the club collect in Mrs Esrt Uill, Mrs. VIctor Margaret Bowles, se<u"Otariea; for the fUneral of ber father ready by 1:30 a. m, , 'lin~. She extended a wei· wolfe and Mrs. Willie Davis Fred Jackson, treasurer; Carl John Chancey. ' urday, January 25 in ~:i~:l ":':"'~ to those present Including • c1 w·n; 11 Mlddl t Th 0 Noah Haskins who is able were 0 umbus visitors Wednes· I ams, nsnclal se<retary ; Mrs. Earl Davenport and Mrs. epor . e 4~~, day. Arnold Richards, Sunday B<:hool Jean Cooke spent Wednesday In · be annpunced toter. f 1la.bet out after an Jllness the .... Interesting highlights un r~ Mrs Harley Sttong of Wilkes- supermtendent ; Helen Harper, Parkersburg on business. Barbara Riggs, service chair· few weks. . . ligion and customs o ~ Spam ville visited Wednesday with Missonary president; Go 1d I e , Frank Murray Middleport distributed envelopes to THIS WDNDlfUUL G/Fr BY KOutlft Mrs. Donald ~~~~~,';ev~~~ were given by Mrs. Chester . her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Guthrie, Usher Board president; was admitted Wednesday w Ca~ An unusual birthday cake fea· used In the Mo!ber's Marcb 0 . • Owens when the l..ove-Jc:y Circle 1 ry Reibel and Mr. and ~~~=~~r~e~ obu Fredertck e Mrs. Helen Har.per, Mary Baumgard- beU County HOIJI""Iin Hun.t....... the March of ,Dimes JaJlu.. M'd F' "" t' nG .... ,. turing toy so1diss and a convoy , of the • d 1eport Irst =P " 1 Donley Reibel and family, ner, Bonita Hodges, orgsnlsta, wn. His room number ia 449. '0 beglnning at 7 p. m. . which traces the fam· Churcn met Tuesday evening at . "1 of small army trucks was prewill be the Pom· Rothchild family from its the home Of Mrs. David Darst. A two week evangelistic earnRtlted to Tommy Scally frum Fire Station at 2nd St. In poverty to becoming Mrs. Owens who w•s the paign and revival wiU begin his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ThornRiggs also thanked the financial ~izards or t_he guest ol her ~other Mrs . Ethel February 24th. The Rev. G. J. as Sca1ly, in observance of his for th•lr '""'l!"ratll>n Johnson, Friendship B a p t 1st Mrs · Mills llave an In· Hughes , has recent Iy re turn ed 6th birthday. They entertained in assisting with the nI o !tr•!Stlllg accoJnt of the father to the states with her husband Church, Toledo, wQl speak with a birthday dinner pageant. The soela1 fur>ofive sons who became and family after spending the each evening beginning March lfC Jan. 19 <U their home on Four· for tbe month ·will be f'l -:+:. ~ Ci;;:~.;as money lenders and past three )"t>ars m Madrid, Mrs . Louis Reibel assisted by 2L througH..~ 6th. Neandllij! FWIInstorln, A prayer for the new year th~st. •ating party· with the l/UA.A.If~ . M El k ucy ~usway. . ore ce by Mrs. Thomsa You . ng -ned Sp;:nn. rs. mer Wic ham enter- Ri b rd ted ...,..... Gu ts 1 th dlnne date to be · announced later. tfj ?a~~ Rothcild means She told of the different re· tained the Twilight Garden club c a s were appo.ln to the meeting of the Friendly es or . e r Yvonne ScaUy presided in the U f f~~~S~Ield ~nd each brother ligion s and customs of Spain Tuesday evening at her Union serve as a speclaJ committee Circle of the Federated (;hurch Mr. and Mrs. George Ha~kett, absence of the president, Miss A ulomali£ ""'P"•ure eolflrli,. ,~ 1n the country best suit- and something of living con- Ave. home. on evangelism for this period.. Tuesday evenJng at the church. Sr. Mrs. Mary Shafer, Middle- A b to- his temperame_nt. Mr_s. ditions there . The chairman, The meeting, In charge of Insta11ation of officers was port, Mrs. Paul Scally and _ms __a..:ry:..·------- for dar light IJIUl P,..h .Jda ~llls noted that there Is one m Miss Rhoda Hall, opened the Mrs. Jack Robson, president, conducted by Mrs. Pearl Mora Nancy Scally, Mr. and · Ftaturft v.,ICih,. .. w eaty~f9.. / United States now.. meeting with a poem, "Comrt opened with devotions by and taking office were Mrs. Larry Wiley, New Haven, U wse Kodak comera wilh eledrlc 1 ..,.. tftot odiusts ...., for wr,.Q. =~~·· pow~rful family m • That Day," by GeiJI'ge Elliott Reibel who read Matthew 7, Young, president; Mrs. Elzs Vs . ; ' Dr. and Mrs. R. R. ly·upoud pichmu. B¥-ilt·i• _Jew1sh monopl_y with Mn. Donald Boone giving 11-12 and gave a meditation on Gilmore, Jr., vice president; ens and Ray Pickens III, Kathy ftadl compartment . CorrKt ftoPi m many countries. the evening prayer "The Good Will" and closed Mrs. Leonard Jewen, secretary and Robbie Harris, Middleport, Mrs. Carl Mattox entertained uposure is Ml GIJiomaticoHy 01 Mrs. Cl~~e Ingels gave a " DevotiOns taken from the One- With prayer. Members respond- , and Mrs. Edgar Arnold, treas· and the hosts and other son, the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club you focua. Fott, color-corr•c:ttd of Quentin R:eynolds Hundredth Psalm were given by ed to roll call with tl:leir contriThe Pomeroy WCTU met on urer. J-mte. Monday evening at her home l.ns. Take-s 12 color ~ bloci=~~~by Reynolds h_lmself Mrs. Bert Bodimer. Nntes or butmn to the feathered friends . evening at t.he United A progr"m of readln•• and On FrJday, Jan. 6, Tommy on Broadway. Games were play· ond-white ltlaps. or <»lor .UO.. on I 27 fiiDL 1 he .tells of growmg up m th k d f · · · Ch • . an s were rea rom m•sA CJ)mmunlcatmn was read MethodlSt urch ~1th Mrs. """ms was presented by Mrs. observed his birthday during his ed and prizes won by Mrs. ' m a large family . She siona:-ies and church members Mrs. w a de coza d pres•-· H· Ewing president• ID ~ xt Paul Werner and Mrs. Gilkindergarten class. Helpers James Johnson and Mrs. Orln SH tM trernendou• ttl~tton . . . 1 hIs wr~1mg e ror Chrisunas remembrances. ' of the Ohio A•·~ta't. hi 1 !Jf for a ~ Ion of charge . more. The devotions included were Steven Bqchner, John Me· Smith. s ear Y . e Miss ti<~ll announced the ' 'Amer- Garden Clubs. concerr.ing "A Cl d D C U M Ful The ed to tal th Movie C•mer••- S5 mm c... worked h1s eay hthrough ic-a for Christ" offering ror Feb· Gardener's Day Ou·," ' to be held Group singing Clf "More Love 1 prayer and scripture reading of oo , avy a , arc tz, group vot re n e ~Jlege. He v.as of Irs . · to Three" and prayer by Romans 13. by Mrs. Wemer. Doug Rosenbaum, Tonnie Cun· present offil!ers for the next eras. Movie ProJectors, C1mera 23 later became a ruary · Lancast-er, February 25. opened the mee'tlng. During the business session, ningham and Kenneth Byer. year with Mrs. Kenneth Byer, The group voted to continue you notes were . 'd t d M Shirl MIU Outflls - film ond _ , . ~~~;~::~.and newspaper reports were Mrs. Young named the monthly Quests seated at "e pres1. en an rs. ey s ~· the school lunch Wh Cross program and from Mrs. Leverett Roush temperance committee ... leaders and hostesses table included Kath as v1ce pr-es ldent . Mrs. MaItox s upp 11es. I 1 10ld 0r h' the ite Quotos were flowers sent at the death of on the film "The .r......-"!:-:---new year and appointed T . H If Y ·~·· served a salad course to the ng es Is · _ given . The circle will also re- her aunt , Mrs. J . 1. Clark; · me amm1e o man Doug ndin ..A tw • For fast, efficient fiJia World War II m England, It member a student attending from Mrs. Phil Williamson for the Reason" shown In the Mrs. James Fugate aUat chair· baum, Bruce Sca~berry an members r:tte J g a.'J h o li;i;;;iiiiii..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-iiiiii"iiAld B d Col! . . Pomeroy Schools Tuesday man: Mrs . Werner, flowers; J' . M . •- II guests, rs. ames o nson develop•"•• . Jervice brt•• ,..., .1 erson ra ous ege m planter sent her whHe lU. and 1m my Kl em rs .x;S Y M N way.a•·nd . ·~ ·• · • Dr Ray Heaton as speaker at and Mrs Mora publicity A led In · . · b h and rl!i. orman 'll P hI ipl, W. Va. for Valentine from Meigs General Hospital · · · ass 15 servmg Y er Oth t•·ndl M Kodak fibn to M Do M lie ers. a ~ ."II were rs. the two high schools and Mrs. thank you note was read from te 0 r. rsh. len u kn. John Scmes, Mrs. Herman Baiay. . . for tray favors . The traveling ~Jph C Zundel at the ele- the family remembered by the · C' I C~ . ·tt cream , c oco1a cupr.a es 1 Mrs w·mam Reynolds The B. H. Sanborn miSSionary prize donated hy Mrs. W. A. 1 tea was announced for Feb. 23. Drake was awarded to Mrs. mentary. Ire e at iristmas. A g1 of scribed with the numeral 6 in ey, . : ' money was voted to ~e church MrS. Willis Grueser, Mrs. Mat.. Mrs. Richard OWens gave the w!ckham. The Unit was asked to enlist council gr~en were served to the guests. tie Bush, Mrs. William Rob' lesson from the current study 'Welcome Birds to Your Gar- new members during the month Fe.vor..; were ~ckers 8 ~ biO'W"· son and Mrs. Doyle Mtller. Mrs . . LADIES' book nn the Islam rt!ligion. den" was the topic of the pro- of February in llonor of Frances Refreshme~ts were served by outs wl~ napkm~ carrying the Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. P. L. A salad course was served by gram presented by Mrs. Ger- willard . 11 was announced that Mrs. Carl Brllkam aod Mrs. Walt DISney moUf, Mrs. Pearl Mitch and Mrs. Wayland came the hostess to the above named ald Wildermuth. It was brought if each Union would gain one Young from a table with snow- Reynolds, kindergarten teacher, I :•f~te~riit~he;:_:c~hurc~h~m~ee~tin~g~,iiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii~ li Asst. Size• _ _ _ $2.00 and Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Mrs. out that fancy feedera were not member the net gain would be men, snow bal!s and white assisted with the party. Harold Ch11e, Mrs. Tony Fowl· needed. Feed the birds, seeds, 5,0110 for the National WCTU. sleigh with hoy and Birl doll. and Colt:~n er, ~ts. John ScJnes, Mrs. Nora white bread, beef suet, peanut The legislative committee reHam>lton, Mrs. Dana Hamm, butter, crlsco and Wllole grain quested members to write ConTWO DANCES NOTED ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mrs. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Grace corn for the cardinals. T h Homer Abele asking The Wahams High school LADIES' Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vbo>t· :1 Hysell and two guests, Mrs, importance of. living the birds to sign discharge peUIIon majorettes will sponsor a hit1h SPECIAL ON of Portsmouth,. 0. are lin Boone and Mrs. Chester Owens. plent~ of warm water and 3, Resolutiog 9, concerning school ·dance party Friday evenouncing the birth of a s o assuring them safety, w a 1 prayer and Bible reading in the nlng at the Wahama school aud. Christopher Brian, stressed. Mrs. Wildermuth schools. ltorium. The dance wlll be open at the Mercy Hospital, ed with "Make a special effort to the public and will be from to have your gardens attractive "Di~enslons ln Pe~~uasion- 8 p. m. to 11 p. m. The Jays mouth . . The Infant weighed for all birds and enjoy their ~ Field Government was the will serve as master of cere- pounds 10 ounces, NOW BOYS' early morning solos and even· topic of the progr~m pre- monies. This Saturday's night Grandparents are Mr. an Miss Nelle Bmg. She school dance party will be held Mr8 J 0 hn A Ch u· "!ason .; j The Dorcas of the Mid- ing vespers as their voices !I'll sented by 'ledb M CMI' · · am,, .. your garden." was BSSIS Y rs. · e VIR at the Middleport High auditor· maternal grendparents are Mr. dleport First Baptist Church l A salad course was: served by Alkrre, Mrs. Daisy Jasper and lum under tlle aponsOr~ip of and Mrs. C1tester Rainey, Pt. met Tuesday evning at the REDUCED churcb with Mrs. Beulah White, the h.. tessea during the aocial Mrs. Robert Warner whn led lbe the M. H. S. Senior Mothera' Pleasant; great grandmother, devotions using 8.11 her topic, club. .._ J" Ch !lin c' J'h' chairman, presiding. Devotions hour. 1 "Now is the Time" taken from l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ouii;i'i.'i;i;iimioi;iiaii;iii',iii"iiji"'nii,iiii~ were given by Mrs. Harold Joshua 24:14-18, !I Thomas and Included a medita· .,!t • ~ •• llllereatlng and ablorblng re~ of f1010111 personalities. lllli'eludlng The RothchUda and ~ Reynolds were Biven ~bai the Middleport Literary Mainly About People In on- Ohio Eta Phi·Chapter 'Planning Usual Role in March of Dimes uC:: :-::.";"~ ~: Mlu · decoued father ., In former yell'l when the The J Oblo E1a Phi Chapter of Beta "Abaol1~u•te~~;':~ ~ " i,t'~mous Personalities Reviewed r/fOrLiterary Club Membership . ·Around And About MI'dd/eptfrf ' NO'I' YOU DOW: . \ Church Elects New OHicers For'64 Year ••to-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport, o., J•ll· 2!, 1964 ' ' " • r ! ""'t '' ,, ~ . ~ . ' .• .. ~ .. I • Ill Lengthy Tri~J !" *' . 1 . SALE! Roberts is On Probation From Court Elberfelds In Pomeroy Lester R. Roberts, ClnclnnaU charged with forgery, was>,... ed on one year's probation with certain conditions to J:DetJtl.in an entry by Judge John C. Ba· ron Thursday In Meigs CowtiJ 1 ; Common Pleas court. HOUSE DRESSES I, c 1.. ·~ 1\ IC L\ Circ~e tion entltld, "Peace of God," taken from 8 book by Billy Graham. The year's project was discussed and vnnouncement made of tbe missionary lea to be held February 23 · Mrs. Charles Bennett presented the program from the study book followed by scripture readings by Mrs. Dale Mourning, Mrs. While and Mrs. Bennett. · 1 LOT II Youlh CouncU Htul 1'h.ree-Month Plnm Prayer by Mrs. Jasper coneluded the meeting after whlcb a aocial h&ur was enjoyed and refreshments served by the members of the host church. The next meeting February 2li wiU be the Frsncea WiU.rd Tea sl the First Baptist Church with Mrs, Ralph C. Zundel In charge. ' ------ The Yooth Council ol the Enterprise EUB church met Sunday evenmg ' following the Youth Fellowship meeting w outline plans for tbe next three-month period. HighUghts of the program In· eludes a February valentine party and a special Easter ser· vice and breakfast to be given NORRIS TO PREACH A blue color scheme was car- by the Youth F~:~~,..~ :~:dlngl ricd out in the table decorations Council members Rev. Charles Norris of Pornincluding a centerpiece of fin·- I were Mrs. Thomas Bentz, Miss eroy wiU preach at the Langs· 1 ers and blue napkins. Ice cream Elizabeth Davis Miss Janice ville churcb Sunday, Jan, 26 at and a cake decorated with blue F;vans, Miss Bo~le Smith, 9 a.m. Sunday school will follow BARGAINS SOc· 89c • $1.00 REDUCED • Ladies' Slacks 1 • Boys' Pants • Girls' Dresses • Slipper Socks eSweaters I' flowers wss served by the hos~ esses, Mrs. Darst, Mlrli. Charles Mrs. Don Hunne!, Also ~::: l .:a~t~I~O.iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; 1n an advlaory capacity Lewis, Mrs. Charles While, Mrs. the paswr Hev. Menzel Smith Isabel Winebranner with Mrs. and Mrs. Smith. Grace Luman. Attending In ad· dition to the abOve named were Mrs. Harry Roudasbell, ~lnr. Elizabeth Slavin, ·Mrs. Pearl ' Hoffman. Mn. James SOUders_ BECKY'S IN MIDDLEPORT MEIGS THEATRE I'OMEROY. OHIO BY WEYENBERG Rugged on-the-job shoes for PLAN PRACTICE A children's hour and a or&o·ll tice of children's music be held at the Pomeroy Flnrt Bat>' II list chnrch, Friday at 3:30 p.m. SUN. MON. TUEI, Jon, 26-27·28 •MARY, MARY"' With Debbie Reynoldl and Barry Nelmn January Clearance Sale Low Cut Style 11.95 High Cut Style 13.95 CoJ!stlucl:ion Workers eFor Service Station Men End Sale GIRLS TAP SHOES Fina ·Clearance ~~': $1.81 ,. Crepe Sole Work Shoes 7- WOMEN'S NOW IN PROGRESS REDUCTIONS ALL THRU THE STORE Tapa-lh Prl . . Glove Leather ODD· LOT ' BOYS 51 ... ,' BOX i PRICE Odd Lot ' 1, ' LITTLE GIRl,$' · :' 2 pr. Ball Band .Insulated , ODD LOT Rubbw Boots. Size 8 only · · · · · · $9.00 pr. . Oxfords- L9tfeh 5 pr. LHther Insulated Boots · INFAMTS Size 9-1 0.11-12 only .. .. .. .. .. $6.50 pr. 4.99 ~=lun_ _. StoU>. .•',·.,· •· si... S1. 18 . 6 pr. 5 Bkle. Work Attics , 3to1-;- . • pr. ,, 8.., to 3 Size 7-9·1 0-11 only ........ ·.· $4.00 pr; Valuu ,To $3.99· 4 pr. 4 Bkle. Work Artics I ·"' ' . . Size 6-7-9 only .. · ............ , $J.SO pr. Men'•· Boys' , WG~nen'• ...••.. , WI:IITI TENNIS MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS N&M 4 to 10 __: . . I Oxfo~ · Sh~ ··$12.99 Cushion Kings ., · ...<· $9;88 pr. ·~·1W· • Ra-*rah · .... '.. ·· .. ·.. $6~88 pr. ~~~~ ' ' ~ S111 . •' pr.' lteg. $2.99 e For The Outdoor• Man N & M-Rog. $5.99 \ BeHer Grade Oxfords · · · · · · · · · · $3.88 pr. Loafers - Sport Shoes · · · · · ·· · · · $2.88 pr. Boy's Oren · Odd Lot Dress Shoes, Flats, etc. $,... $2.88 $1.88 81 to 3 - $3.88 pr. ·2 pr. $7.00 2 pr. $$.00 2 pr. $3.00 3l to 6 - $4.81 ,r. Reg. $4.99 to $6:9t BARGAIN V1luu To $4.99 Work Shoes 1ps Sisters Style Shop Closeout Boy's 8'12 to3 _ RVGGED!COMFORTABLE! rugged on-the-job men who .'O kiiow what real comfort . jn t1'1eir work shoes means. Heavy duty ,. onoeoby Weyenberg moe toe, heavy Roberts waa brought bel... judgi!"'-lly 1'toio!et!tln1 AI· .iorney llornlll'li Fults on Ill II> formation affidavit Saturday. ALL FALL DRESSES Dorcas Circle Discusses Its 1964 Project SPORT SHIRTS N c..; ·~ ~'··,, Mastercrah · · · · · · ,: · · · · $5.88 pr• ""'' Sandy McGhn's. ........ $4~81 pr; _.:__ .$2 ' : .:.... '• ' :"!..~, ·~- I '1 ...,. ·· -n·~ .c , ' . ·"' MARGUERITE'S 102l Main Pomwoy No. ·,,"l'ttW OPPOIITI LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY ~Roush~s .,•, ,. ,, '· '" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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