https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f6df8a0116a196ec76fbfa7eef49c698.pdf 4f1f9b3d76cd7eb4cc09a2b6622ec111 PDF Text Text f . o' Syracuse 3 1 an~~!!:?ct~ ?.bH:~!.~.~· ~! Pack 23'1 Blue and Gold Knapp, who thanked all, who ' held In the Syra- in any way had helped with the auditorium, Thurs· occasion. · night February 27 • A delicious dinner oerved '\" 'l'lt.a group of scouts carried l "?:~~~kstyle was enjoyed at 7 AmeriCan flag into t h 0 In The blue and gold colli><Jm, followed by the pledge theme was carried out in the IUllson. balloons, candles Welcome was given by the flowers on each table. The place cards, napkins holders, COIN-OP . • " " Customer P•rklng Acron From Our Store a ~01 ~~:. •J:~~de~i:lnger, 1 were Terry and Randy Moore, Paul Forbea Jr., Steve OWens, and Mike Weaver. The meeting closed with the boys forming the "living cle" and giving the promise. Parenta and gueata were Mr. and Mrs. Powell and Mila, Mr. AIf red Crow, of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Forbes and Randal, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grueser, Oa· vld Baker of Minersville, Mrs. Dick Ash and Demaris AM, Mr. and Mrs. George Holman, Brenda and Kenton, Mrs. Donaid Cottrill and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Knapp, Kevin and Dwain, Rev. and Mrs. William Thorp, Mr. and Mrs. William Eichinger and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson, Cindy and nie Mrs Bob R. Moore Mr. and Mrs: Robert Smith, ' Mil<e and David, Mrs. Roger bard Mary Cross Mr • · · · Sauvage, and Mrs. Willis Leadingham. $50 is Given Fire Department For New Truck . Prayer by Edtlh Hood eel the meelmg of the Lad1es Aux1hary of the VolunU!er Fire Department when they met Monday night, Feb. 24 m village hall. The pledge to the flag was given in unison. Roll call was answered by members. Reporta were and approved. Millon Varian, Robert Slack, Earl Watkins, and Malcolm Guinther, members of the Vol· unteer Fire Department, were only 2.99 The Shoe Box II Members of Girl Scout Troo' ant leader, rend the troop his267 held their fiy-up ceremony tory and the glria explalned Saturday afternoon at the Fed- tbelf projects and Browmes, aferated church. ter which Mrs. IWUdashelt prePrograms .shapad as a Girl sented _eac• elrl With her wings. Scout trafoU in green and yel· An unpressive candlellghUng low, were presented to each service was held with each girl guest at the door. The nag cer- repeating the Scout promlae, emony opened the program lawa and their meaning. Mrs. · Rebecca Houclasbelt as· Thomas Smith, leoder, presentbearer and Debra Crow eel each girl with her olflclal Ilebra Barbrecht, color Girl Scout pin as she re;>eated The pledge to flag and the promise. Group singing of singing of "America," was Girl Scout songs concluded the by a horseshoe forma- program. The lenders exprass· by the iroop and the girls eel their ap~reciaUon to I h • their "Brownie Smile" troop comrmttee and troop mofa< the Last tlme u Brown- thera who arranged and prepar· eel for the event. I Mrs. Gene Hou~.lshelt, assist· At the close of the ceremmy, the girls escorted their guet!la to the dining room, where IS. punch and cookies prepared by the mothers were served. Mrs. A. R. Knight presided at I he .· 0 punch bowl. · . 1 Mr Cl h t Girls raceiving their wmgs 1 s ara pausenwas os· d · 11 1 th W lk·l Gar- Junior Girl Scout pms, an recCI•bn Yt ~ ~ a . nHe membership stara were Suzan u 8 er. orne m m- Clark, Twlla Clatworthy, Deb. Grove. M~s. Naomi Reed, ra Crow, Ohristy Davia, Debra preSident, led m the club pray· Harbrecht, Bernadette Henne&and the flag "!~ute. Res~nse sy, Deborah Hunnell, Nancy Jo to ,roll call was Nam~. All In· Mayer, Judith .McKnight, Cathy '!'reo 1 5aw, In which Slone, Peggy Story, Rebecca brought out mteres0 ng forma- Houdashell, Nancy Thompson 00 mstoric Trees ancl oth- and Rebecca Triplett. Stella lesser _known trees. Neutzllng who was unable to "The !opt~ March being attend ~ ceremony, will reConservatiOn, Mioa Hart celve her wings pin and atar led with a report on, "Trees ~ at the regular ~eeUng of lhe Relation to our Water Suwle, lrOOil Wedneatlay. followed by an lfllcle on conserv~tioa by Anna Hart. A communtcalion wu read regardln& . ltCre a the Spring Regional meeting to be held at the elementary school in Pomeroy on Aprll lltb. The Rio Grancle College Clr· During the social hour a COli- cla-K club Inducted IS D e w l!>st furnished by Mioa Hart me~ Thursday night, MBI'waa won by Mr•. Bertha WR- shiYI Kfmmel, president, an- M pau1sen /s Hostess b T Garden Cfu ~lete the tank on the new lire truck. It was given to them. car costs burn you up? 1 Need constant doctoring? Higb repair costs got you feeling low? Rambler baa the ruggednesa of Advanced Unit Con&truction; keeps I'Ulllling so fajtbfuUy, it'1 America'l top-oelling compact. ParalyJEed by INIJ'III'ients? SqueezeQ. dry every month? Rambler llmerican Mvings in· elude America'1lowest pricM, low upkeep. Price compariWODB based. OD manufacturers' Onlr R•mbl•• give• rou ••• th••• extr•·v•lue f-ture• at no extr• co•t• -1 Stroncer Ad!raneed Unit Conl1nletloa I Double· Safely Brake arttem J Roof.Top Trani Rack oa G of Rambler'o6wa1••• oiDeep.IJip........,.. oiCoramlo- •uue•ted retail pricea for lowest-priced modell. £ Armored eUauat i Many, •1111 morel Get cool savings- . Get Rambler American tht P.rGYid Economy King ias.Jfa.,...,: CARRY ou;r ST!lRE SHELVES- TbiJ Is just one of tbe many store shelves which were taken out of 1Ju4; nesse~ !In Mafu-st •n Pomeroy '!uesday afternoon as the Obio River bad reached the railroad tracks and waa ltlll nsmg. Th! nver front parking lot was flooded. - Sentinel Photo. · i Uninvited Visitor, Is Back Sizes 14~-241At $13.95 c· ' K T kes /n 13 Members and the all-green arratiRI" brought by the members. The boatess se"ed a salad to members and o n 1 Mra. Ruth Ebersbacb. The Aprll meeting will be at the home of Mrs, Florence Wells, the theme being Easter. Arrangements will use colored eggs, bunnies or llllea. Sevenl members were raport. eel ill and unable to attend. nounced They were today. Lowell Phllllps, Steve Ml11er, Hiram Slaughter, Dean Krinbibl, Guy~. Keith Thomerson, ClutJiles !lolfman, Mike Savma, N o r m a n Bushee, Bert Linke, R a! Ph IAlomla, Tom Ubi, and David Brown. • The club announced It would sponsor • "Pop Com" dance and a movie "Who's Thet La' dy" 111 Saturday, March 14. Alao m 1hat date, Rlo'l Circle OTHER DRESSES-- $5.95 to $25.00 See our beautiful collection of womens and girls coets, suits, dresses, hats, blouses, skirts or just anything you need for your Easter Wardrobe. The Ladies are now into their Make your selection now and use annual Easter basket · as a money making convenient lay-away plan. These filled basketa will for 25 cents, 50 cents and cents. Anyone wishing to order basket may do ao by ~honing these numbers, WI &-3237; 'IvY 2-6243; WY 2-~143; or WY 2 • 6990 O< see any Auxlliary member. Will those having purchaaecl cool~ books from lhe Auxlllary correct a mlatake made In printing of the receipt for the "Cake Maderla" on page 35 o! their It abould read \il lb. ID- Goldylocks .slept.)n. a little bear's ~. NoJJwonderl ol 'I• lb. Several get-well and sympathy She had an- electric · blanket · for cards were seal Agnes Wblte, and Prlsdlla Slack, hos....es served refreshmenll to Nyla relaxing,.'f sleep coaxing warmth. Hudson, Sylvia Zwllllng, .BettY Hayes, Naomi London, ' Jean Hayman, Helen Hubbard, M• . . · • ,. _... rle Rizer, Clara Lavender, Eileen Clark, June Sayre, Linda Hubbard, Mildred Pierce, Eellib Hood, Ada Slack, and I h e hoslesaos. our ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FLAMELESS ELECfRIC fairy t~les ______ ./ ·"" .IGS tHEATRE \ •' . POMIIOY, OHIO '· LAST TIMI T~lGHT JLVIII PRESLEY In "JJUN IN ACAPULCO" tTeclmtcotorl ElvlJ Pruley, Unula Aft. dreu, Elu CardeDU, P.ul Luku C.lorcon- :";.;;dnc~"i'HiiRsD::lY' ·11 March 11-12 NOT OPIN ,. . . I the E 'L ECTRIC co. .., ' I 0 FOMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, ,!or r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Oo~n~nie~Qu;·~IB~en~b~er~ry~,~M;;ic~ -$50 present for atosheet stateoftheir steel need to for Iiams. was carried The st. out Patrick In the refresh· ·theme I F G• 1 , S T 267 Hold ~sp..~,::t. ~=~m,t :~ G:,:r· ~b Bo~~patc~~~nt Fly-Up Ceremony on Saturday Guest speaker was Mr. Jolm Sauvage, Scoutmaster of Troop 242. He stated that all boys to help their country in some way and should be a boy scout. He urged the boys to be scouta when they are. of age, and listed the requ~re1 ments. l Mr. Knapp stated that anoth· er Cub Scoutmaster and four l Den Mothers are desperately needed before the pack is re · charwred in May. Two of pres· ent Den Mothers will not con· tinue the work, as thelf sons will join the Boy Scouts, as Style 461 wlll Mr. Knapp's. son, ~nd he 466 too will be workmg w1th the boy s_couts. The fGIIowing awards were presented : Ricky Ash , Wolf patch, one gold, and two silver arrow points. Rodney Holman , Wolf patch; one gold and three silver arrows points. Your favorite grasshopper tie in great n~w dark John Eichinger, one gold and two silver arrow points. colors - black duck or brown Madras. New and David Crow, Wolf pateh ; one gold and four silver arrow exciting and absolutely comfortable as ever: points. Craig Cottrill, one gold and silver arrow points. Steve Powell, one gold and silver arrow points. Keith Lisle and Randy Cross, 11each received one gold and two 11silver arrow points under bear lion j)lltch one gold and :':~~:;silver arro~ points. Middleport, 0. Tom · Thorp a Wolf patch I I hiiiJJ\il . . . the slogan "Aim High In 'lit" Mrs. Donald Lisle, den mothGIRLS 'FLY-UP'_ standing, 1 tor, are Deborah Crow, Mn. Jean Houdashelt, assistant leader; Cathy Stone, er of Den 1, directed the Cubs Deborah Hu11nel, Bernadette Hennessy Rebecca Triplett, Christy Davie, Rebecca Houdasbelt, Suzan Clark, Peggy in singing "Names of states story, Twila Clatworthy, Nancy Thompson, Nancy Jo Myer, Judith McKnight; Deborah Harbrecht, and Mrssong," Den 2 Mother, Mrs. Thomas Smith, leader. Absent when the picture was tak en was Stella Neutzllng, RA>b<>rt Smith instructed I h e group in a drawing game. Priz· and Mr. Allred Crow. Ash, Bobby Patterson, and Jon If S ·0 COUt tOOp Steve Powell. Judges were Mr. new Pack nag tD Mr. Knapp. John Sauvage, Rev. William Syracuse P.T.A. unit spon· ~~0:.~~~~~~~~~,;:;.;~;;.;..~..;_..;_~~~ ~;~ the Cub Scoota, and had purchaaad the flag. She con· gratulated the group on the efforts and encouraged them to contb,ue. , ..... -- ""... cub scout astronaut on top and DRY C:LEANING ' lO lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S c......... , : 4 2 Ft. Crest were seated, was a rocket with TYPE VOL XV NO. 278 each end of the table, where the scouts enttne .,,... .......... • favors were made by the . 1Oub Scouts. On • 0 .11. • .,.. .,, ....,... IJPI _.................. .. It 1w!U play bolll to I!:O"thoul- "Fetmlltlvfil ~· tbe 0 h Ia om ()blo's Key IIIli brancll1. ~th, clubs. . . to llelt> celebr&le .. .. ~ Sunday, 'atrcle •i: ..m eiibl ilg of =new club there. Jt.yette1llnlver&U7 Olin ·W~ · ••••••••• . WU'JhkR " . ' a.mn1 Se:~Unel, Pomeroy-¥1ddleport, o., Mu. 10, 111!141 Blue Gold·Banquet • ; • I Jl • j( FRIDAY and IATUIDAY 13-14 ' f "'' ,. ·.:.' ·; '. RombltJ American 440-Hhordtop, with now IGOIII, uw rl4t, now.llth!Y ' 10 111-PAIIT.CAR lAW ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS, I "' ~ BlER NO.tUIUULRU.:,.~ ~-606 ':· : 1..1Mlln St., Po'lneroy 1 . I . ' Orange, �- -- -~- -· ~. ---- .._ . . - "'- . ...... .... ~ .,.. ..... .' •' ' ' I ,., • • ' . ~,yHard Lodge Upset Winner Over . ·Hit by Water - favorite~ 2-Dally Sebtlnel, Pomero:r·Klddleport, 0., !f5-.11, 11M I. - ' ' ' . e~ hio · Bo Cats ' I ', /Jelen Ilelp Us! . "ti' 'l SAD ·>·t BUJ. ~1 I TRUEJi ... ~ - You're tired and your feel· l·'" ' but you've got to_~~ shopping.Okay~sho, nerylhiflltiAl . quick and~ ' way lriftje YELLOWPA~ ._..whereYouR ' FINGERS·IIO f'irt$tOnt RANGE SALE_·; ;;,Q)fr BUY A ••• Hotpoint Cu-stom Built~lns NEW RADIO · ROYAL 30-36 DELUXE GAS RANGES . Voire of Croat!way ••. reportmg ' By DOROTHY KILGALLEN $199·95 $10 extra for 36" . Equipped with the e~traa to make it the kitchen.~:~~~~~ mcworker a dream fuD lengtholwork light houses · with four-hour timer. Big 23',2 ioc:baU cooking areas kept leYel by 4 leg level an. Bume<- With A Brain keep8 foods at the rich' ··' temperature. Fiber glass insulatiOD keeps the heu. in your raup ••• DOt in your ki*dJm ~ \ WE DO. IT FOR lESS! (llow you can have that new lrltCIIen. Hotpoint tom built-ins for any home. EASY TERMS. . Chs- Ingels Furniture H & R FIRESTONE. . MIDDLEPORT Middleport, Ohio Phone WY 2·2635 • Tour- - rJ• - ....... ~ ...J , ' bl:ood 111 ma..rodln'll'l _. list prioo willl ono-W ·· -lliJiorl$ ........ 1. ,. A:) LOW· . . ' ·PRICE INCLUDES: TOTAl PERFORMANCE· • FRESH AIR HEATER • TURN SIGNALS e.OIL FILTER • $ELF-ADJUSTING. B.f!AKES • ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS . .~SEAT BELTs • FE~ERAL TAX AND PREPARATION ( YOU-R· DEALERI ~ • j IN,C.:·:" · - . . -~ ' \ ~··:.;' of a Broadway-bound to (Ire tbe male lead ,for,Jaet talent, but tbe lady star of ' . '· �....,.. ... _____ . __ . - ..., _....... ~ - ~- _,, ..... .. - ·--····- .....,..... _ .... --- ~-~ .. ---. ....' f ~• · - . ..··~. -. ~·., .~•·• -,. , _,. , _ ' ., .. _ , . , _ ... ' ..... _,. ·----:I ·· -······ 4 •\L-• - ·~-- '-'1-"''--'-~ · ,. I oardsOpenBattleOvef.SchoolFupdCut 811~ '· -..s =• -rec:el~t\!pe~~rm: ilnoniual!~•l~~~ uw-·~ ~ In Blate scbool tbe lature'a lnlent In the '-""' . lion contended , The board. bowever, dearl1 cllsresards" -~=~8. • ·" t ' ' •• ,,I • !./ .. ' • ).; I I' I i; ..... ·. · .... ~ ...... -(" •··-1~ .. ·~···· .... ,. ~; .... ~ ' ........ i \. ;f_ ·-··-· _..._....- - - -. . . .- - - - -- - - · __ • --~.- .............. -.... - EDITOR'S MAILBAG ----- Colllrol llolrd'l ruliDI In to tchool allotments meeting of the two be set up to reoolve The action came after Histori~New Rule Made in Libel Case ~ ~or 1~~~ ~":;.:7~=-~~,.; ·;·E.~~:~-.; · :.!'~ . ~ R~~~ ol Clbio scllool ado VIce prMident, told tbe eliinates. protested the eon. of EducallCXI tbat tile Colltrol Souers declared that " ... the Mrt. Jolla 'M. Qualls, lot Newtrol s cleclslon last month Board was trying to speak Collltolling Board is allmlpllng st. Pomoroy are parllcipaling !hat tbe School Foundation pay· the 1965 session of the legiola- l to exercise an Ulegal power 1to with the Third Baltallpn, TIJ1rd menbllor to eacb . the long-standing 00 Ml!rlne Divlsloo ln. Cbltleae a coonllnal· tricl th toea! BChool and dis- lure. bY teill ng the schools · the veto or nullify U.S.•Natlonalist non fiscal be ·'::. legislature would not boaor Its legal committment of the Gen- pllibloua called .. In the deWl b COIIliDJttment to them under ... ... " atkln Baclqje<:t" being conduct. the on rna Y fating law. He lil!ed tho school board to ed 11 the 0 General Assembly. :n.o General Aasembly, be lollow'>'.the written law and .. ...,. coast o! Taiwan. ochool cllslrlcls said, is committed to appropri· ly on 'lbe good laltb of the GenDeedo .• to exceed their ate to the Board of Education era! Assembly." . Lester Batley, Mary L. BaD· queat enough ft!OI'OY lroJ11 general But HoU said be was ey, 1% A. Lot aj)ll, to Sherman state. e revenqe fUnds to make the pay· ed follow the Control Board's Buskirk . and Elfie M: Jlut. Larin menta to tbe local IICbool ells, lnst:rucllons. "The question of kirk, Sa~abUr)l. Oblo Soufra, Qmlon, tricta and to cover deficiencies ...ls not within my pur- Fred Gallin, 4112 sq. ft. SiC. · Boards when they result from view," he added. 17 II! Amy .Gastln, Orange. ;,;111T$1~ appropria~us ex~ise era!1~mbly ~y, ~ ~U::::::,:! [:' 01 obliga~ to leg~ty 7 o:;: ~· soetety . Notes :rtta::'n =:~ 0RI111e!J W-.ra. Clarll 81111 ...... . """""' ~- Bolley; elgbt year pins to .,. •<boIt, ....,.., ,....,,. Abbolt and Attendance pinJ wm award- ..... IW ed recently for &mda)' Seboo1 Mrs. Wilbur 8111q; Nine year alt«leeane!!. One year p1n1 were .pinJ to Mr. 1114 ¥n- Amol awarded to Shm!D Bl'aWiy and Leonard 11!14 a Jell' pin to Roy Rlflle, Two Jell' pinJ ......, Mra. WtWil!n • awarded to Rocer Partlow, and Mr. and Harold Black· Mrs. Constanct ~ldl; 111ne oton and lamllY were CQ!umboa year pinJ to Judy RadfOrd, Wll· vlsltoro over the end. Dam R4clf9nl and Elmer BaJ. Mrs. Glena of MJd. ley; fo!lr year pin sto Rebecca· dleporl . vlaJted Radford, llot1DII Portlin!', Mai'y wttb Ji« Mra. Lou ·and Bruce lllld· ~ ~ ~ w~ 8 END All retaiJs.ln this ad effective . tbru,Sst., March 14 in Middleport.Pc~ · .., c .. ~ FISH FOR LENT FRESH DRESSED ·t ,.,. . SEA BASS lb. CAP'N JOHN FI.GZIN Pork Loin Roast ~::i~ 39c Whole Loin--·- 4Sc Pork Loin ~~~:L 49c Pork Chops~:,':'__ 79c Pork Loin ~:,Rib 39c Corned Beef Brisket S9c lb. lb. _o•n_ _ lb. lb. lb. lb. Property Transfers Whiting Fillets - CAP'N JOHN FROZIN Fish Sticks - - - - ::'49c C:AP'N JOHN FROZIH-IRIADID Fish Portions __ CAP'N JOHN FROIIN; IREADIID Shrimp "SUPER-RIGHT" QUAL11Y ' FROP\N · , . Rainbow'T~ut-2 Jbs.39c POLE .BEANS 5 79c Pot Pies 39c Angel Food Ring '·~ J1 • ltfake ..t.&P l'our B~r• FOR E..t.STER ~AND~; MORTON-Fac:p:M BEEF- CHICKEN or TURKEY Pies JANE PARKER WORTHMORI- ASIORTIO '• Jelly Eggs - - - ;:.~t)c LIAF BRAND '· lb. S9c 2 loavos JANE . PARI(ER Pie 2 ·~. S9c Lestoil' •:.,. •____- 15 ob. bottle .. . 5c eft Iobel. , . 34c 28-os. bottle 49c 49c S9t ~79c IOc }IIIF LAJIL . ... 71. c Tide Detergent- •••nt 2!:· 39c new diet·rite. cola only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all SAVi YOUR RC COLA. DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI TRUE CAPS. PRUIT ORANGE AfiiD , '· UPPIR 10 ·-e' ...,,,, THEY AlE VAWABLEI WI Wlt.L rAY ~ CINT IACH TO YOUR PAVORITI CHARITY. • ... I \ WARWICK DICOIIATID-CoCoANUT Cream Eggs I \ ::2•c · A. ~ •· ;1 WORTH-I ASIORTID .CHOCOLATI • Cream Eggs DIWITT DICOIIATID CANDY Rabbits o•_ _ __ RODDA MARSHMALLOW . Peeps ____3 "='1 . BUY ONE GET ONI FIE. ELSIE , ' ICE CREAM BAISr PKGS. OP 6 3,. ~f " CRISP SOLID ICEBERG .,, t ' ..... Llrg• / ~- ~35c ChocolateRabbits _ .l MARVIi. ~ Malted Milk Eggs -'~':~ .\!~' WORTH-I SOLID MILK JANE PARKER STYLE BREAD _ __ • j 'fHIERIE'S NO, IPLAClE li·KIE' lH'IS o! WIU:N ANYONE comes vlsitit!ll 'tp the .~rtment · Lorrain D'Eosen and her h~~~~4, Ben!, they are sure to knoclf before entering. Tlie D'ESBenf operat~ Animal Talent Scouts, II)C., in a fou:r·•tory wl:>ite brick building in midtown Manhattan. They live. '/flth dop, eats, _deer, llamas, kangaroos, madr.Va u 'one happy. r HOM\E, .. r uncaged and ll!1chained tamlly. The tirm allen well· trained domestic, farm and wo animali for ~levi1iOn, moviea, the lt$1e, ad~ertiaements and other promotionAl PUI'JlOiell• They keep larpr anima1ll at oeveral opeclal fariJllln New Jusey, They allo have an aetlve file lilt· iJ1.g l,BOO aniP'•l• and bir<ls all over the United States, �·- ............. . . .- ... . . ·--···~- ·- · ·· - . ··-. ) •• '• .., '• . • ~..; . . . ~ ~ ·~ ¢ ., 'I • ·: ·,'j ssi f ied1a.·; ; D; ; I l; ; y;i; ~i ; e:i'-t n~ ~ ~ :•_m_ero'"'y•..·Mlddle=po;;;;irtFO.ii,o;i ~; ; i:i'-ar:O~;.l...; ; 1984~ .s Get t:J\ 2 SlGNS Pomerpy 111 11' ~ ,R-esults. WANT AD INFORM;\TION DltADLIND 1«1 P fll, Day Befor. Publleatl.a. \tond&)l budlhll 1:01 A. Ill. Monda, CANCJ:L.LATlONI CO&BEC'l'lONS Wtll ._ *"P* Uftttl 8:00 A. M. 'vr IJaJ ef Publ.lntlvll lliGULATIONJ 11l• pu1alllber rnerra 11M rllb1 · tG e41t u u~rt UQ' dnml4 ~....1.. Error. lbo\114 h •d• Nllortad lmmlldl.t•IJ. Ttul P11b> ltlher wW nut be fUPOD8\bl• for - . o.. .. a• laeoJTHt tn"rtleD; ...... I'H w...t A4 letTIH f C:Rll ,.r word . on• lnsert!H IIIIWD1IDI Charrt fO ffllt. 11 word 'or ThrH roa· ~\lYe biHrUon1. Nty. Dlillhltf 1n 'lltl 1•1 11M11 lllti Nlll within 11 tl•,•· &n•• ,.r C.UD or THANXS o\ Motor Co. QUALITY ---,.-.,._--511 - ... -- $1395 Std. trans. Leu than lS,,OOO mUea, tim abow litUe wear, clean Interior, beater. Lijht aretn fi.nish, ~leu clean ~ holstery. 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $1295 LocalJy owned and real clean interior, all 1ood 'tirft. Powel'&lide trans .• a eyl. engme, heater, jet blad: finilh.. 1959 Chevrolet 4 Door Sed1n $995 Saddle tan finish , clean interior, V8 entln•. Powet'I'Ude trana., radio 1nd heater, power steertne, 1mart to look •t and lJWn. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVIlS. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ® '59 Ford - - $195 :n~u w..... :tand•r.! .. RaW PundhiN INDU8TRI.U. LEAGVE It 8 C Jewelon Blind 1110 -rinc. PU&b buttoo ohlfl. Voryeleoa. Blaettnars T. Reuter P. Radford G. Wagner 4lit I 6 S llupor lilt!. R. Rill"' E. Cunnln,challl ~74 J. R. Bowen J. Sluon I'IS ty •· m TOTAL FOR SALE: 19117 Ford 4 door hardtop, Falrlane soo, v.a. Waa 1, Lott I Mr. Bea automaUe, radio 1!111 heater, """ willie waH d,.., condllloned, Nd and 11111!41 IJnlsb. Sharp, prlct $850. Ph. WY :1-6796. 3 If Jte '4\. . Woa I, Lest t Jim Sisson 48Z D. Dotson Blind C. Spencer R. Capehart M. Werry ' Handicap 421 1$0 111M 411 341 147 WI! TOTAL Woa t, Lolli 415 .m J~ 4S'1 • W. Otlt~ · F. Releberl TOTAL at 418 I2St Woai,IMII DIVlo w.... ld. Woodiltll D. Grate . S. Grillun M. Stewart Jlaodlc:ap TOTAL .... I, l:..iU ' LOCAL ANitSTATE .·N~ Of . . Masitn County, I'est Vir~ ' . '• i • ·' Ill r 2'14 ; M \ J. Grate • ,. I \'.., R1 11 Md • •• ...... ml Mrt. Loten .. Geo. McDaniel LlON'S 1 S'lt ; · Ill • Jli'1 1 I JnP'I .... CW Celmli'J <» .Mill • fit ;! . ""'u ........,,,.. -r SIX PIGS three months old, $10 apiece. Call WY 2-2518. 3-JI.Jtc Clover F1rm Store Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Fifth and '"" RACINE . R. liDUJb . ' IJI ; J. Van. lliWIIIII Ill · · · '~ .D. G&r!OD 1M l D. McKinlley ,,lllo A·• E. Perry ~ T. Blaine R. Canon ..., Handleap , ~~ C. Bahr 3'12 TOTAL .. . H. Otellher 431 WGII .1, 1o1o1 t .: " L. 8mllll m Ind. J11P Game - ll . ·~ Handicap 13 cblnl 113. ..~....:! TOTAL 2251 Ind. Jllih Sa1e1 - II. ~ Woa High 1; LollGame I 5011•..,.., .... ~., R14W!n . ,; J_ Ind. - K. Wlc•..,... ,.__ -~!1: A. Scarberry, 214. TV 712. . ,.~ High Serlea - G. WqHigh Ser1u- Ji~ ner 574. Radi.,.TV 2131. ~ Team High Game - Mr. Bea ' ' ''• ! J ,;.' · ~ WE PUT ii lAO R E SAVINGS OB1Tt1· In Your Pocl,etbook ABlEI - lUll for 110 word Jilin· atcb adJJitl onal word Jr. -.u.. \ SENIOR IDGR IIOYS NO. I G I< G Cat. R. Collins J. Wllllam1 G. Harris T.Und M. Mencblnl Handicap TOTAL OFnC.I ROURJ l:JO A. . . .$1 P. M. DaU, la,u.nllu -I:W AJIL M li:CMI 11oo• •:00 Pr"l 110 IA.SY TO PLACE A KUlll.t PRODUCING W·A NT AD WY 2·2157 v. Durst 431 405 412 D.M~ L. Mallory B. Sylvester p. Carpenter 361 362 811 2801 Handlc8;> TOTAL Wt11 I, Loll I Ma1011 County Jllllt R. Hart R. Sleln F. Reichert D. Stool P. Uucorfelt Handicap TOTAL Woa I, Loti I llldeaour Radi•TV c. Knight T, Cru111 Notice Eastern Local Prices Are Born Here- R1ised·Eisewhere AUTO STOPS TIJEliT Woa I, Lolli D - Grocer)' RACINE" Clover F1rm Store /llacl!• ' For Rent. For S1le u TOTAL . Wee I, lAIII ..relul 10011 own.... Powtr 1961 CorVIir 700 St1tion W1gon _ 31111 . ut ' Han4icaP Jlln ' . ; l . llldfl1dlf B. Allman '60 Dodge _ $1,195 VI Phoenix 4 Dr. llodan. o-. ' ' B1kery Special- HOLSUM LISBON (l!PI) . Plllpe. '/1, an !lllalched a Prendl lot'l pane durldl CHIFFON Cinna~on ROLLS do'i1DiowD LllbGn . He IIIIIOit 11111111 ge!IIWiy. llill be ..... Regular 39c ARMOUR'S 30t 284 3115 289 3:15 c H 1&. can !1119 Pork& ... .... . ·~ht ' Stclr · ;· RPM· DISCOUNT '· 4?4 4211 4111. 'i c 3-lb. 4 oz. c1n c 303 nn Lifetime Guarantee COMO t:AJ:'::,? FQR AS LONG AS YOU OWN THI REGARDLESS 01' PRICE OR MODEL '•' CHOICE Libby'S AS LOW AS sso.OO I } POIITUNITY for married GIBSON-Kay Harmony car to take over and AmpWiera, 24 . eotabllsbed territory In Porn- pay, ... or caD Tiffill Jewel· · eroy area. Thorou1h training, en, Point Pleasan~ W. lll'll"'lUnlty for advancement. Phooe 50, Bill WeHman, flO a woek, plus expense Williamson. 1.1).301! II Jowance to tlarl. Wril• P. 0. - - - - - - - - r~ Box 1125, Parkersburg, _ _..:.For::: Ren-.::t___ 11 ~~~· VI. 3 t etc . man with ·. Wented To Buy EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE Wheel Alignment AND Brake Service BlaeHnars !-Whirlpool hfriger·~• I~ m. .l 1-Whlr1pool Wringer W1sher !-Wood W1rdrobe . 1-NI~ Kitchen Cabinet 1-Nice Dining Room Suite, bvHet, sm•ll ltJII•N..talllt 111d ' cloth ...ted ch1lrs •~ ' ;' ~~ l-Met1l ·Bed Springs 1ncl MlttNit 1-3-Piece Rose Living • - Suhe 1-3-Piece T1ble Groupifor llvl~ ·. • ' •f.:. . . • 1-Dr..-r with mirror - . ~· .•. '"' .. 1-Bookcn,, blonde with 111...... •,''"2 , ·r 1-Coll 'tteltar, never u~ . '<.\ .. '.-: *'"' ~ ; -~ ··~ .t.~ 10 Sev~r•i: II!J!~nt patterns; -· "d FARM '·' 1··~·· ' "' in' ~ . . .tl!ok . . ,. c 4-ro"lSc pkg. ,R!GHT FOR EVE~Y JOB 5 lb. bag MIX ~- ,.. l' . ' ' W.·Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities! · GET ~!RE FIRST I .1958 Ford 303 can f,RE~DY-MtX . CONCRETE .i Excellent Condition. e BIRDSEYE BROCCOLI SPEARS ·:~ <f:) ;. ' . '"":" ..0~ .. e FAaoRY 6 Cylinder, 4 Speed Trens. 51 Engine. · J' :"\ c \ TOILET TISSUE HARD-TO-BEAT VALUE- FAMO BRAND •.'.1 1942 FORD 3-4 12 oz. can GOLDEN CREAM STYLE or WHOLE KERNEl 1954 BUICK 4 DOOR . \ •t953 CHRYSLER 2 DOOil DOWN .PAYMENTS OF FINE USED FURNITURE Fnm ANiee Ftmlfy' ..:.. OHtrtcl Now At Salt Ptlctsl 3 lb., c1n TEEN QUEEN . ASK ABOUT OUR Goad Tires. WHITE SWAN I METROPOUTAN MOTORS 2 TRUCK LOADS ,: ·'~ . SHORTENING TEEN QUEEN - LARGE FAMILY SIZE CAN 2491 Ma,rbb· WE JUST PURCHASED can . C. E!cbe!llir $1 00 303 J9c 22aunee pl01tlc bottle VERY SPEctAL automobDe and tho 8l1lll Ill a Liquid Detergent Sedan. 10oz.pkg. ~:..L:.I and CAU~IFmOWER • · • • • • • • • EACH I PASSENGER. AUT0. TRANS. 1W1 ' OliiLY . 8 CYUNDER . SJQO·• Down ' BLUE GOOSE NO. 1 MAINE >. ' ·.,. s··r·· " .. . 1 .'· ' . K 'IOTA . ', .. t \; . ' '. '11. ·-:; �J • • - . . .. .. . ~- ·-. ...... - ·T elevision Revue 'That. for the networks to uled pub1ic affairs • reotlan; LitiiWIIe' lllert 'IIU ~'IV'o . Uve, transoceaalc "Town ilkolbtl ol tile World" ~J• . aa1e1nte1 The JJgportant lhll1l II thaf tile IIIIPI'tft!t functhem: "Don't Clll Me OlarUe," t1oo ol televlllon Ia to l!'tllllint ''lfarry'o Girls" and 'That Was membera of floe human race bt lldllllreo, Will llln the "ltac' ·n" half-hour to his Fr1dli.Y niellt PI'OIJ'IIn. Pur bu been openly critical ol the ·leadfa ohowt he hu had, llli01II Tho Woet That W11." , . An example ol thls type of HOLLYWOOD (UPI ) - Al"'r j schedule will continue to be creativltv was last year'• throe; llle"'iJilllicant televisi<ln ":'ver- . more. of the same. And though hour prbne-tlme NBC.TV study ... ol Pre'ldent Kennedy s as- . this " to be expected, there IS of lhc desegregation situation • psainatioo, several discen:; ng Ialso no Ind ication thot there wbleh, though bulliy In apob wrftct!'S took note ofa devastat- ~Ill ~e anr sigmflcant Increase and perhaPf overlong, WIS BD lt!J·. I'i!ct: 1n prlm>-ume, regularly sched- llmmeuse idell In the right dlaehti~ • rJ - prografJlo peak perform. 1ming - or that, tven in this, ance, th~y had to abandon <ex- the new human dimen~ion the cept for news) virtually evPry Kennfdy coverage gave televiACIIOSS aspect of broadcasting ir1€'nti- sion will have any experimen1. Defraud fied with their day-to-day prod- tal or special impa rt. 6. Net li!Wt 11. Very !Ww: u~ . oot only in the obvious The public affairs pt>ople are mu.s. C@.tent demand , but in tone, tht' best in television; yet, with 12. J'orblcW:ea. \1\lltude and respect for human all their excellent work , t'Vf'R 13. Al'll.bia.A gaaeU~ ln~DJgenee. they give the impres!!iion too ~ the four historic days often that they merely let 14. Afflrm• 1&. Kale &dult. lqthen into months the netK , events t.letermine their major lll. Tag11 WQfks indirate that this lesson I coverage rather than using 18. Pinaceoua Of \:their greatest achievement i thf' ir wonderful, incomparable Jewlab will continue- to have little or ' tool - teiPvisioti - to go out lll D>On<b nu; £fert on thE'm. II is doubtful 1and create works of immediacy 21 . Cat thijt a more ironic or fo rreful 1 and humanity that become ma- 24. Lily indfctment could be prepared jor events in them3elves. • 26.Amkkt 27, Wanders (or.;, thus~ who do not swallow , show next season. though he 28. Jav& trl't' w&evM, test imonv of the me-- had vowed to quit. Probably 2$. Vex diUm 's. growth . the rhipf inducement for his re- SO. Negative reply Next season's en tertainment 1turn is that Jack Benny, whom JJ, 9Ugb.t 'l •.' I •• - I -. I 1 I t l ' I 'I I ' with each oQier, The IIOCel!sary thl111 II not ooiy to havt 111e mtdlum. haul out ito abllltloo juot for sensatlons or ,.,·,..,_ but to open wide ill window on tile world and rOCOI"Ii the diiUy ·bUiiness of JiVJng as creative events. · ·- ' :-. ~ ~-~5f/! their ·-· •. C&tn'l brother 9, Bol'JUel.e Indla 17. Partor .. to be'• 18. Paddlo-lll<e p.....,..,... 20. Foreatan ...... ZL Sylvu. 22. A.uthortzH 23. Afr. wona < ~ I to him :u. Pricea 33. Woe lame! 3t. Morsel 36. West Point 1 ' :;;;: • l'..t6rd•,·· Alae•• •• S9. Evacle f.l.AJl.ITY .. .. . ,. ,. " ~ t>• t2. Vexea 43. DonkeJW , .. Say DOWN r-% 1. BIV&lV't !:%;; ~ f/ n ,,•• 2. Rodent S. Ireland : poet. 4. Grow old I :i. P ealinlf, /" 37. Wrltlng table 38. Eltuary ~. Ba.ck LaJk: ol. • ,. ., ..... 00 ·uP.P.'-NUMBER. 65 IS THE, for WINNING MUJ'I'IN !! . ' ,_ I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT CORNER OF PEARL AND LOCUST TO LIMIT QUANTITY 11 r;;:; 10 ~ ,." 30. Lit '"'""'" 88. arli!W 1 s:r;;; ,, ,," Rl•er M bells ·~ Ing 24. Pa.infu.l otObio .~ """"" 29. BeloO&"- . You Can Se·e;The DiHerence ·At ;"'HUDSON TOWElS ot ot' dtstanee : Incline I ~ name 21. Thin alicu lO. Meuure 12. Tri buta<y l l 1: u . ctrl·• 7.Wuh 1 { / :•T • -' DAJL Y CROSSWORD I ~ a. PiercN " .. ~ !:%;; ., " ~ ,. ~ " " " ~ ~ .,0 f;'% . 10 TISSU~ :EACIAL .. .. '" !:%;; ~ ,, ~~:HUDSON r:% -. >o J, 400 SIZE GASOLINE ALLEY BONUS BUY s for HUNTS " PEACHES I DAILY CRl'PTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXK h LUNOJI'l:LLOW Onf' letter •Imply standll tor another. In thla sample A J11 u.ed · tor Uw U!.r~ L'~t, X !or the two O'a, etc. Singh~ l~!tlers apoa- ! trophie!!, the hmgtb and tonnatJon ot the wortls ar t> ~:~11' hlnta.' E&.:.b aa.y the oucie !etten at.re difterenL 21 SIZE SUCED HALVES OHIO MIDDLEPORT • DAVID DAVIES c FLAVOR TENDER COilS ,.... BONUS BUY A. Cryptopam Q110t&Uoa HUNTS BC OBPO UNKQK: DKR u ;>:KQE D LJ 0 P D N ~ G C 0.-P Q C W i' & J: 0 T DNDO 1:"e.terday'11 Cryptoqaiott.: THE Pl'EUC TS ~ Ot.D WOM· u . LET l::iEFc. MAU~DER AND ML.'llBLE.-CARt.YUii: CATSUP I C .UIH. Jtlul' J'eatww sradieate.. lac. "He COULD ro into ...,vemment, I ouppooe! Already he has the idea my monty can fix anythlni!" f - - - - - - - -----WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6:00 Sign on News 6:05 Sacred Heart I :OS Country Musle Tbno 6:20 Country Jamboree 6:35 Jobn Harms S:2D Country Jam~Jaree 6;4:; Country Expreso 6:30 Farm New• PRI1GRAM LOG 5:00 Community Nflws 7: OS Breakfast Party 6: 3.> Pat Buttram, M-W-F MONtH Y THROUGH FRIDAY 5 OS World. National News 9: 15 Jones Buick Show 6 45 S1gn On 6:4> Meigs Ct Agr. Elt. 5. 15 Spotlight on Sports 10: 1; The Good Life 7:00 News 7 3ll News Headlines 5 25 Weathf'r 10:35 Musle In The Air 7:05 Breakfast Party 7 31 Mu~!ral Clock 5 :to Dinner Musicale 10:40 Under Ohio Skies 7 45 The Lifeline 7:30 New• 1· 30 Sign orr !0:4S This Is Music 8 00 Ohio Valley News 7:35 Picken; Hardware SATURDAV ll :Oi Top Ten Show (Tues.-Thurs.) 8 05 World. Nafional News 7:15 Sign On, Mu sical Clock 11:3> Top Ten Show (Duttons) 8- 10 Sports 7: 50 News Report 7· 45 The Lifeline 12 00 Noo~ Newa 8 15 Weather Plrture 8:00 Breakfasl Partj• B flO Ohio Valley News 12 . 1:; Musical Interlude 8 16 Muswal Cluck 8:15 Bright Star Show-Thun. 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 8 05 World. National News 8 55 Community News 8:30 Van Patrick Sparta 8 10 Sports Today 1:00 riatt•r Party 9 00 Talk ol thti Town 8:4'\ Baker Furniture-Wed-Frl ~ : 00 Sundown Serenade 8 J5 Wt"at.her Plrture 9 55 Mason Cuunty NtoW! 1:5> Opfll Bouse IJ 16 Musiral Clock 6:1111 Sign Orl 10 'ICI Family Worship Hour I OD News 8·55 NE'W9 10 15 Public Sf"n•ice 9 · 0~ Coffee With Janet Sl'NtlAY 9· 00 Mu~lcal Clock 10:30 LatChstring 9· II> Betty Newton 1:10 Sign On 9·30 Song & Story Tim• 10:55 World News 10:0! Ministerial Assoc. 7:3S Army Hour 9 45 f'amily Worship Hour 11 :00 Morning Melodies ID·OO News 10:20 Countrv Hoe Down US Herald of Troth ~f>x~pl Friday , 10 05 H1gh School Hit Parade ll :OS Swap Shop 8:3.> Hour of Deliverance . Church Bells Ringt 1055 News 1H5 Country Drifters M-W P.110 Wings of Healing 11-45 World News 11 flO Army Time 11:15 Mason CL Agr. E•t-Tue 9:35 Bible Speaks to You . ll ·55 Milson County News: 11 .30 Spocial Community 11.!5 A.S.C. Prngram·Frl 10 ·00 Voice of Prophecy 12 ·00 Community News Programs 11 .15 Family Wor1nip---Thurs. 10:35 Wash. Reports to Peoplr 12:0! Local News 12:00 News Roundup l1 :35 Farm Bureau ll~OO Country Hymn Time 12 10 Markets 12 20 Bulletin Board l1 :4> Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 Noon News 1215 Mid Day Weather 12 25 News 0 Grams 12 00 Noon Report 12:JS The Search 12:20 Evans Bulletin Boar<t 12 ·30 Saturday Matinee 1215 Music Juo;t Far Yon 12:;111 Rev. Merlin Teets 12:25 News 0 Grams 1-55 News Beat 12:1b Goessler's Guest St.ar-Frl 1:00 Billy Graham 12 30 Agriculture Agent 2 00 Saturday Matinee 12:30 Music Just For You 1:35 l.utheran Hour 12:45 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Platter Party 2:00 The Church At Work 1-55 News Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 4:1; B11oettnar Show-rues. 2:15 The Navy Swings 2:00 Country Go Round 3:55 News Beat 4:30 Local News ·2:33 The Bl1. Lie , 2:55 News Beat 4:00 Discin~ with Doss 4:54 Bowling Scores 3:00 The Quiet Hour S:ilo Let's Take a Break 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 Sundown Serenade 3:35 Sunday ShowcaSl! 3 55 Newa Beat 5:00 News Summary 6.w Sign Off 5:00 Baptist Layman's Hour f :OO Discing with Doss 5:15 Dinner Musicale SATURDAY 5:35 World in Review t :30 Interchange 6:00 Sign Off 1:00 Sign On 6:00 Sign Off 1401' ' h"'r'"' IDAHO lb. ._,;~~~ -U .S... BUY_ ~ . . ' 1r,1'~ 1 . .~ ,. c for ·! i. " HUNTS PORK& BEANS, 27loL SIRLOIN .00 cans~ OR Gt1TIJCl1'Ef HUNTS 2lsize FOR TINY'S DELICIOUS .0 HAM 10 ., ' . .... ' "' '. . c BUSHS KALE, 300 size · • , YOU INYITSD ME' FOR BRiAKFAST-· WHERE 'S TjojE GRAPEFRUIT ' '1'0!.1~ PRUNES euT YO\i MY WH04..E DAY IS RUINED WHEN I DON'T HAVE GRAPEFRUIT PRETEND EATINCT GRAPEFRUIT - ' "' . FAB- ... -... . Laundry PROMISED ME ~RAPE FRUIT C.::..'· c -' ' G~NT Wll HAVEH'T ANYEAT FOR SANDWICHES . I 1~. lb. STEAK BONUS BUY &EEN HERE !=OR 1\140 WEEI<S1 LET'S GIE W~T c T-BONE I HOPE 110! VOU~HA\11! -. ,TIDE·· · •• ' s 65 ORANGE lib. �,, I ( Membership Total Reaches 291 Around And About For Pomerot!!lementary PTA "..t!~==- 4~1. l'l\lllel"oy E tary Iurday beginning at 4 p.m. was M.,..y evenlni •t •nnoonct>d. Procoed• from the met achool with Mrs. 'Donald supper will be used toward the 'd~ \'fesldent, In charge. annual trip .. A meeting of t h • I • ...-., Jact. Caraey aavo the Southeast DIStnct conference. to . .t, jll'tlyer to open the meet- ~ be held Apnl 23, a! Belta~re , Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew and , ronowecl by the pledge to was announced . . . her motner. Mrs. J . B. Hayes llltt,. :Mra. Harold Triplett Frank Vaughan mvtt.ed the were In Chester Monday to atioi\0<1 a· membership of 291 members to attend the Ameri- tend funeral services for Mol· stated new members are 'J ran Legion birthday partyEio ·~ lie Bookman. come. Mra. Carsey, Mrs. be held at the Pomeroy •· Mra. Waller Hayes received ph Spencer, and Mrs. Elza mentary School Monday , Mareh word of the death of her sister· Gilmore Jr. were named as the !6 at 7:30 p.m. a\ whkh time l in lew at Quick · w va tht. ~ Un ' ·n be ted 1 the • · • · · 1• !!."m1no g committee. f ags wt presen or week. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. - A report on the recent bake rooms. at the sehouL h Robert Coats were was given by M". C. E. Durmg the program . o ~ r, attend funeral who thanked Kroger's Mrs. Robert Story. ~halrman, the high water. aU who contributed or help- conducted a buzz sessJOn on Mr. and Ml'!l. Jack Kelly A jitney sup;>er to be spon- 1" how to promote .. the welfare Columbus sjl<nt the weekend by the Senior class Sat· of thetr chtldren The B' g with his parents. M~. and Mrs. I Bend Ukulele chorus directed Marvin Kelly and wtth relattves M u1eporf IIA;X~e. .· '""I E iii.=-"=======•, by WTER SPECIAL! I' REEl &eg , $4.50 Six w..k Rinse with every $15 Cold Wne COLD WAVES 1 Robert Hoeflich, presentPd In Pomeroy. several numbers. At the close of the meetlng, refrrshments were served Dy mothers of the third grade , with Mrs. Richard Rupe , Mr>. Kenneth Harris, Mrs. Le o Crew and Mrs. Leonard Jewell in charge. Reg. $12.50 ... $10.00 Mrs. Emerson Jones was devotlonal chairman for the Len· ten prayer services being held ~arh Tuesday morning at Heath Methodist Church during Lent. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coleman and children, Kathy, Becky, and Debbie, were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Coloman. Noon Potluck Reg. $10.00 .... $8.50 Joe Reichman was in Columbuo;; over the weekend to attend the Big 10 track meet. He was oy the guest of his sister and bronoon, i ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Precedes Closs • Mond Meetmg SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY $HOPPE A potluck dinner at = Sick & Shut-ins ::' :':S:orre!t~ ~~~':: EUB'Con,re••" with a dtnner or-. hom"!~""- toe crpm ""' To be Visited ::!~tanpt~ '::ect-~ .4.uended "...,3 Four evening at thelt home 1n vea with u.. dlnDtr to t11e boo••• attending • lncludJDa .,.......... Four members of the •- 1ather, .,_ ....... ·•nest IIICI Ml'l. Bean. Mr honoring b.. and By AduIt Class to uu H · F rest Mr. prJ~e EUB church wore ln Ne• R<>llln Betltba oo Ills biJ1bd.=Y. and the boel and lwslas Plana were made to remem- ant! ... r•. onlOi' Qr • • k saturday to attend I h e ' __. .,. __ tUJd Scottie ber the sick and shut·iDB when an4 Mrs. Wayne King, Mr. 00 annual Men's Coogreas o! J ~A~d:;eco:;;r•:ted;;;blrthd~;:ay:::cat=e=.... :;:;IOIII::,:::·.....,..;;;;;;;;:=;:;;;:;;';:;;; the Adult ClaM of the Bradlurd and Mrs. Herbert Miller, Mr. Soulbeasl Ohio Conference of Jr Daughters of Ruth class of the Ur 1ited Methodist church. held Monday afternoo n at the church . Members were seated at a table with white cover and Mrs. Frank Stewart askf'd CIDHd Wtd. At Noon Church ol Christ met Friday, March 5 at the church. The meeting was opened by 1 he 'dent Te esa Hendricks ~:' scripture 'reading take~ from John. The prayer was giv· b J Reed enThy :es voted. to conllnue e g P th the monthly payments on e newly Installed cabinets In the church kitchen. Easter cards be sent to shut-ins. The . commJttee for the meeting April 3 will be Mildred Hy.;,ll, Jani~ MIUer and Mildred Sisson. Following a Bible quiz and and !14rs. James Reed, Mr. and Ml'l. paul Sisson, Mildred Hy· sell, Janie Miller, Verna Hysell, Tere'a Hendrlcka Nora CUrtis, FranctJ! Hysell, Bertha Evsns, Laura Hoover, and Eleanor Hoovw. II'TA.,.,. BIRTHDAY •--· Ricky Baker was hooored with a party on his first birth· dey March 6 at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lar~ ry Baker. Also present were his grandparent., Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Baker, Sr., Pomeroy and Nettle Moore, Syracuse. EUB churches, held at the First EUB church. •imatel 500 men al· Appro y . ~til~ m.:'~u~~ch:.:: fast at 8 a m Guest speakers · : eed of were Dr. WilliamS. R Tampa, Fla., and D_r. Leonard v Sorg of Kansas City, Mo. Attendin from the local church , were ~v Menzel Smltil, Emmett wm' Ralph Spencer and Eldon W~ks _ _• ...:..-- ·' RAYON TRICOf PANTIES Muatard squeeze boiUeo, cat.up aqueeze hoities, Plutic Dust Pans, Round Bread Baskets, Phillips Sisters Style Sh* c MEIGS TH EATRE TONIGHT NOT OPEN 1 ClaudE" Akins. "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" I'.J•"rv J..ewis, Dina Merrill, Spence-r and Mickey i N~lle Bing whose birthdays in March . Thank you notes read from the Peeples an Young families for- flowers at the death of their mothers. A letter wa5 read from Mrs. A. SUN., MON.,. TUES. Howell who n~mains ill at Mtrch 15 thru II her home . and a round "FOUR FOR TEXAS" 1: card was sent to her. Miss Lucretia Genheimer Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, I, III<Ula Ekberg. Isen ted the program, using j Aasoried plain colom and faney , pattern Full Window Size Drapea. Buy now ot thl.o low price. DISCOUNT PRICE 39:. Values To 25c-Discount Prlc• stitl.ll.ed in the Pomeroy Kmdergarten class for Mrs. Mary C. Wiley. Mr. and Mrs. William Knight and children were Sunday guests of Mr &!ld Mrs. William Sheridan and daughters, Maria and Anita.:_ .- ------- her theme. 11 Easter Commenting From Dawn To Dark." AI Jlle close of the meeting, Mi ss Lydia Ebersbach showed pictures taken on a recent · I ~ Make the kiddie• hap. py at Easter with ou of these fine bdketa. THURSDAY - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - MARCH 12-13-14 .-----~ r-------, LADIES 35 FOOT H. DUTY 2 PIECE IRONING BO.IU~D ELECTRIC PAD & COVER NYLON EXTENSION ELECTRIC SETS LINES HOSE CORDS KITS c](Jthe.s line - DISCOUNT PRICE Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Norris and son. Clarence, Racine were Slzes3to 6x Middleport, 0. girls new spring dresses in all the latest st)'les and coJ.. ors for ~ster wearing~asy care fabnes. . · ·· • • • ere your diamonds hiding in an old-fashioned setting? Don't walt any longer! It's so in· expensive to enhance their true beauty and briUiance with a n ew settine. See our tine selertion of newest mountinea Jn 14K white or yellow eold . . RtJtt enlarged to Jhow detail. Increased PopalarJIJ Study of the English language Is illCreasln& In poplllar· ity. <Me person of every seven or elght Uvln& today may b. defined •• Engllsh-apeakilli or ~"""----------------'· a ltudent of 1111 ,ome needs one. DISCOUNT PRICE New 0 8 new Dress line. fabrh~•. s 3•99 ~!'~~ uew colors. All Big choice of new oprinc al7laa. Dressy fiata In IUIIOOlb leetben and patent&. · Ciroup NO. 1 Budgot Prlcocl · Federal District Judge Frank Wilson handed down the sentenee in the small oak-paneled courtroom where the 5l·year-old labor leader and three others were found guilty last . week following a marathon seven-week trial., , Wilson delivered a sharp rebuke to Hoffa seconds after the Teamsters• boss had told tbe judge: "I stand here today and state I am Innocent." "You stand here eonvieted . . . of tamperlne with the very soul of Ibis natiou . . . the very foundation ... tbe very basis of civilization of itseH," Wilson said. "Everything we call civllization depends on lbe proper administration of justiee." Chlldl'6111 Rod CHi. ' Of Foohlono BlACK PARNT SLIPPERS ,, ., ss·~~ FUn lenclh eoatl Ill new for Simulated PI· ~~~~::: Junlor,Mland Half 51- Sl'rlbtl and Euler. Color· fu] toft paatelo, checb & lirla In red or blaok. Slzea 8\lt to 3. popl!lir hueo. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (UPI)- Teamsters Presl· dent James R. Hoffa today was sentenced to 8 years In federal prison for trying to bribe a jury that beard consplraey charges agaln!A bim. He also was fined uo,ooo. SJ·!,? Group No.2 laminated labrlco - Granted in Case of Will . // slNI' weU tailored, TO COATS .8 • Bon• Red Select a top falhlon style Buy II at Dlseounl Price. NEW "64" STYLI!S FULL LENGTH SPRING bus were weekend guests of his ! Bonanza's DISCOUNT PRICES . with her son and daughter-inlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Char I e s Me;"hart and family. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schuler and daughter, Linda of Colum- ! tt. extension cord. Every Black Whit• Fresh for Spring\ That's the 1 See thiB colorful array Of Mrs. Max Meinhart returned home Sunday, after a t wo months visit in Lancaster, Calif. N. !nd Ave. Cori•lst& of 5 fuiM!s, 2 - I way tapa, 1 attachment · 9lus, I plug base and 16 · DRESS:. FLATS< DRESSES $,.99 and 7to 12 Stiles. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schuler. ' Jakie Schuler ol Portland II spe•dlng a few daya with b Is gra••dparent., Mr. and Mrs. Ja. cob Schuler. Mt . and Ml'l. CJUo Boso Gr.at Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Jamts Pattersoo of Racine vlaited Tuesday with their mother, Mrs. Dessie Patterson. · Mr. and Ml'l. Mason Filher and daughters, Carla and Bar· bara spent the weekend In Chel· yn, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farley. Mrs. William Fisher s pen t ' llt• weekend with her son and daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. i Paul Fisher. ' Ronald and Gordon Fisher were weekend guests of their grvndparents, Mr. and M r a. Orrls Harris. Rev. A. N. Grueser retumecl to his home, Grove City Monday . after a weekend visit with Miss Genevieve Stobart, br"" ther Robert of Pomeroy a n d Mr. and Mrs. Dana HyaeU , of S}•racuse. EME~GENCY Dllcount Priced Ledles' Now Spring GIRLS' DRESSES Sur;day dinner guests of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Elias Plush Toys-Easter Baskets nul famntea had to move. others, Including those on Main, moved upstairs. 97:. 94! 3J:, FOR SPRING. & lASTER People In LAY·AWAY NOW ••• DISCOUNT PRICE Comparo Th- Val.uesl , . Mainly About Selection Now DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE .vith heavy connection. Big special value. · and Forest Run Roads. County elllflloyeea labored! lht. morning to smooth hot.. In Mulberry-av bei•>W J Meigs Memorial Hoapltal. Water completely covered camore-st, back to East ood, In Ohlo VaUey Plumbing Store at and Second-st. began moving merchandise to higher levels at I a. m. today. Both the Pomeroy Nallooal and the Farmer's Bank and savings eo. oo eourwt., closed dooro at 11 a. m. Officials said they will be open Friday from .e to 11 a. m. only. Red Croos Chairman C. E. Blakeslee said only two Butter· f\JEW SPRING Carrie Yeager. Mtkt Your !Ieavy Industrial type ••· tension cords. 3~ feet long 84! Genheimer, Mrs. Jacob Gloeck~ ner, Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Dessie Patterson, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs . Virginia Slater and Miss ••• from RUSSEll STOVER 15tet'!l eore with thick plastic cover, 'asy to clean. Fine 1heer dress nylonsirrea:ulars of higher pric· ed hose. Be!';t !!lpring shad· ea. Sizes Blh to lOih. department is keeping full crew• on duty working on buck roada which, llOI'IIlaUy llttle used, ... getting heavy traffic now, and sbowln& wear and tear lrom II. Main-111 between Pomeroy and Middleport became.lmpaa• able last night at the Midway Market. This morning Main at Shuler's Market near the aouth corporation line also waa lmpaaaable. Middleport, other than basement flooding, is escaping -by mere Inches - lht. 19M Oood. The Meigs Dtvisioo of the State lllghway Department aald Routes 338, 124. 248 at Long Bottom, 143 el Bradbury, 7 below Middleport and above POmeroy, and 33 out ol Pomeroy heodlng north, are eloSed. Open for traffic today were Routes 680, and 124 via Rutland and Langsville. $2.95 HOUSEHOLD SHEER SEAMLESS 100 feet of long Jasting PRICE FIVE CENtS TO $1.99 100 FT. STEEL CORE PLASTIC COVERED CLOTHES Heav)' fibre glass pad. silIcone treated fine cotton cover. Scorch proo_f 'l\ake!i ironing easy. ' ·' 59c COMPARE.~.AND .F4VE.I Nelle Bing, Miss Ebersbach, Misses Augusta, Ada and Lucretia GIVING EASIER BASKETS ~I Attending were Miss DUTTON DRUG CO. .., CANDY FILLED ) to Florida. _f~r EASTER ~~;;:~~ peeled to stand about midnight tonight at 53 feet. The water, riling by lbt. morning into slm'eo along Mainst to above the three foot level, should begin falling slowly tomo..,.ow morning. Light ra1na here and snow ln norlhern Oblo this morning, said U. 8. Weath• er Bureau officials, are not 9pected to binder the river'a cre•t or subsequent ran; No more rain II predicted in WASIDNGTON - Sen. the next few days. L. McClellan, D-Ark., said Pomeroy was hit twice last day that interested w:~~~:~~~~i by flood water, on March were being denied their by 51.6 feet, and oo March 21 right" to lesllfy on civil rights by 49.5 feet. legiBlatioo. The gauge at 8 a. m. today In Tile southemer, In a Pomeroy read 51.6, and the rlv· pared speech, appealed to er was rising at the rate of one Senale to reverse an tenth of a foot per hour as far declllon ond let the Houseas Lock 23 at Apple Grove. psaed civil rlghta btU Pomeroy remained Isolated toto the Judiciary Committee alon~ main routes. How· hearings. McClellan said that citizens who testify bj!fore coogresslon· al commlttees are "simply ... ru ctslng their righ, of petition and their right of free speech." He called this "an important civil right." with her parPnts, Mr. and Mrs. •d roll call with an Easter John Allensworth, Ohio Unl· verse or quot.e. ver~ity, was the WPekend guest "BLACK GOLD" Cards were St'llt to Mrs. Des- , of \1is mother, Mrs. Robert AlPhilip Carey, Diane McBai~e, sie Patterson, Mrs. Mollie Oli- lenswort.h. James Best, Fay Spam , I ver, Mrs . Mart Crary and Miss Mrs. Horace McElhinne~ sub-ff<IOAY ond SATURDAY M•rch 13·14 ~ ' '"' '"" OMr. and Mrs. Jame!ll Hoyt. Columbus, spent the weekend by Miss Lydia Ebersbach, who bus. spent the wekt>nd with her had for her topic. •·Prayer In- parents, Mr . and Mrs . George tercession ." Members answer- Hudson. THURSDAf, MARCH 12, 1964 The 111081 damaging flood In over, Oood routes were In hea· County roada clooed ara i;;;!;;~;;;;;; Pomeroy since 1948 waa e•· vy ·use. The County Highw•y man'o Run, Oak: Grove, Salser DRAPES !dent , conducted the meE'ting her j)<lrent s. Mr. and Mrs. Ira which openL>d with devotions Butcher cmd son, Jim. taken from I John 5: l~ ami 15, Miss Carol Hudson, Colum- POMEROY. OHIO I FANCY PLASTIC EA. er Containen, Soda Glaasea with handle, Jumbo Utility Bowlo, 11 oz. :Muga and 15 ounce Decorated Tumblers. 17:, . -----------·- OHIO · \ PomerO¥· >11 rtl/ti\:4' Court St. Plate with knife, fork and spoon, 32 oz. Free?..- DISCOUNT PRICE POMEROY~IDOLEPORT, H1ndsome Glove• 10 SELECTED ITEMS colors. Sizes :li, 6 and 7. NO. 279 Exquisite Jewelry BIRTHDAY OBSEBVED Mr. and M!'ll. James Beatha Fine rayon trieot panties in popp· tar brief style in white and pa.tel VOL XV .., rr.. If··--~,.. h1utiful Purses SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Choice PLASTICS LADIES' BRIEF STYLE •••.,, '• n. &uwt r East• Accmorln Curtis Jtnkinson and daughter, Mary Jane , and his parents , 104 Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs ~~~, Jacob Betz. grace . Mi ss Judy ·Butcher. Colum:::::;;;::::::;;;::::::;;;:~1 Mrs. Minnie Neutzling pres- bus. spent the weekend with lvtnlnp by AppolntmM1f en tin v preceded the meeting of t h e Meyer. WY 2-2207 1f'EA'i1HER 12-Daily-Sentlnel; Pom.eroy:Ktallleport, 0, Mar. lJ.. 1984 $,.90 ;;l !J,, Thomas Mills Of Middleport Dies Thursday Funeral service• for Thomae H. Mills, Rutland 'stree~ Mid· dleport, who died early t ·h I a 1nl<trnit'1g at Meigs General boo''""'"'· will be held Saturdey Ill p.m. at the Rawlings Coata Funeral home witli the R.e "• E. Dowsoo officiating. Buf'o will be in tile Riverview pr ' · DISCDUNir PRICE ADVANCE SALEI ALUMINUM PATIO FURNITURE ; BIG 10 INCH RED I!J:IIAMELED ' MEN'S PLAIN TOE BROWN LEATHER WORK SHO~S Soft brown leather uppers wlt)l black composition soles and rubber heela. Sizl for men 6'h to 11. s pair $6··· HCh $,. .00 ~RICE 3. ..ch ROCKERS s··· for euy storage, ... $ HCh 57c ; CHAIRS • • • Sturdy aluminum tubular frame. Plutlc ""bbing. Foldo euily l<lr movtnr or otoriJli. $ 88 Popular tubular aluminum rocken, light weigh~ folda burna keroaene. llottlt , , · 83c SIZE CREST TOOTHPASTE ...... .,. · .. .. '· or fiJhln!l'......,.,..Plete with cloas clobe .and wick - , 19c -:.100 COUNT BAYER .· ... tancualt• An 14eallanlem for. oine.. &ency 1881 - for Compln& I)ISCQUNT .99 ASPIRIN · · ............ ·~ KEROSENE LANTERNS LOUNGES • • • Tubulor alumlnum frame weather proof plutle webbin&, low early season price. SHOP '• gains! rested In ' aUegll!l presented jllry today. ponce and Unuecl to · town TO INS'I'AU. PASTOR ,..,at � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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