https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/49a73b28a575a32ebdc26dcf9870472c.pdf 1f6e62d6591abe33a4922bdf795b35d7 PDF Text Text ,, 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 �') ·' I • I r 'i t ll ' I ThP Daily SPntinPI I I:OMMMA1'1NG eDITQIIALL Y I ,, •• " How Sweet It Is ,_Da!IJ·..11tultl, Pomeroy-Mltldteport, 0., Mu. lt, ttef ;I] • • • Evansville, Akron Score Tourney Wins ' /Jelen ·1/elp Us1 · Tenth District's Days Numbered I Tbe U. S. Supreme Court's decision sibility of bavlng more counties added reCllntly that conare&~ional di.itricts mulit to it. bd as nearly equal u possible on a popOne of tbe reapportionment measurtl u•atlon basis li; historic in its national ignored earlier by the state ltJislature e. tect and will bring a decisive change would have wiped out the entire •renth ito our Tenth District. Up to 37 states District The prospect, wbich sent cold hl ve districts similarly vulnerable to chilli down the spines ot polltieltns ' CHMnge, it is suspected. would slice the Eaattl'tl count1es includ· !'be court looked at fiaures like thia: lng Athens and Vinton off the Ttnth OhiO's Tbir(! (Southwestern Ohio) haa District, add them to tile Fifteenth, then no,l5fl per sons, Ohio's Fifteenth has lump all tbe remainllig counties in the 236,288, (smallest in Ohio) each repre- present Tenth District together and toss sented by one vote in the House of Re- them into the Sixth District, which is preaentatives. Our Tenth, acljacent to represented by COJ111HIImtn Willlam the Fifteenth, Is second smallest, with Harsha of Porttmouth. Tbia dJed Ill tht 21.,441 poP.ulation. lealslature. '. It clo111n t take a Solomon to cleduce After the 1950 censua tbe Tentb Dl• that somebody Is beln&&YPPecl as to re- trlct, wblch was composed of only alx prtlentation, tbat aomebody obviously counties, Athens, Jackaon1 VInton, Gal· 11e!ii1 the people of tbe Third District. lla, Lawrence and Melllli nad two. coun· F:or many years the U.S. Supreme ties added, Hocklnll and populous Falt'«;:~rt hu swept this question of unfair field. The addition of Fairfield undqubt· . representative under Its rua, preferring edly had a part In the election of Walter tl!at State leJlalaturea did what needed H. r.loeller, first Democrat elected from to be done. But State legislatwea often the Tenth District In many year11, who in control of rural dele1atea jeaious of was from that county. ·tbeir power, and subjected to areal presRedlstrlctlnJ, If It must come, presures from conaressmen and other In- senti a tough problem for the leJilll• terelbi, have not corrected their district ture. There Is no queatlon polltlca enilia. tera Into redi8trictin&, JOinl back Into · Therefore, the Supreme Court did, history when freakish con1resslonal dl• •rullna apeclflcally Ill a Georgia case. trlcts for politleal advantaae save rise to One aslrJ, who will make the states the term "Gerrymandering." >act even now? It's pretty llmple. Suits Then the legislature which Is pr&cmay be brouJh! Into Federal court by domlnately rural, doesn't want to suranyone from an unfairly represented . render tbe power of smaller eountlea In .di8trlct UklnJ fair representation, and either tbe legislature> or in Conare11. win. The courtlln turn may order r&Decline o1 population in the Southern tpre,.ntatlvea elected at larp until dis- Ohio areas and mount1n1 population In ·trlcta are reuonab~l . . lanced ln popu- many northerr. countlea add to the dlfflla~ · culty of puttlnc representation on 1 pop. · ...., only way the stricta ean be u latmn basis. . equallzed Ia either b uctna the terriHow the legislature may tackle t h e tory of the la11er trlct or addlna to problem, spurred by tbe Supreme Court ,the territory of tbe smaller ones. decision, will be watched with area! ln. Tbua, the Tentll D!Jtrlct faceHhe po• tere1L . . ~GAilY """' ...... ;:s.:: Caro1inJa e.,.: m,bt U New Yort Un!ftrll?> ol a.bJo Yl. 1ofldlJftlll' and llllall collep fOurner In _,jill and toot ldnnilo&e of . I w · EnDwJU ~Writer mild playa 8yracule and St. Josepb • OW, Uolveralty VI Kentucky ln ltSI and !lifO held 1' 1144 ~ ,lioratra•1 cold lboollnl to eJJm. ~~':a~ 1 fMI o1 bJt1 lime v.:n:. lbll ~=~~~ ~Fla.) the Ulflde~ ~~Jt! ~ ~ •I ~Jenniuloll , Nl lnate the New Yon ~IIIIL BID ' the 111 1 ..•• ... major eoUe,. co;.. wat!. va. h'::, • 4kllfb .... acored '"""" . ..- co..... _ . . ...... l'lllllllel Friday nfCht on Kan8l!a State al Wleblta H llled ~""' on 111 r..... ~.,. teamllul'namonl ·title for cleaaerl. IGor fr<lnll , ' urn.. ra . the Acel. an4 polnll. SteVe Nl$enoon of Jlol. mate Bob Saunders aclded •if. '!'be Aeea, 11ro • time w1nnen Duke ,.;.. VJJJanoya and ~-~~ U~ meetinga!Be- wound up with a came hlgb of stra feU below bla average of other basket !hot put A.-r In 1 et' lbe loutnoy and rated liM Princeton facet Connectleul In ~tab State :t C...:~ afne"" :;.In~: Talbert aeored 15 28 1 polnta a ..... wJlb • 17· front for good, McHattley had ~-----------------.-J ~ eolhH dwnpllll by lfu• realcinaiPI!lel at RaHumeo RaiUeo Ae;.. : Underrated A :·., Ohio hit poN~r:~ , ltd a 30 point perf~·· 1 ur Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Micldleport, 0 ., Mar. i2,1~ ~ ~= teJcb. N. C.; It will be Loyola Evansville, winner of the on Ito llrst totir field goal New Yort'o OU. than Adelphi • Steve Mil- .:::.:.:.:!..==::::!..:.:::::::~,:::::~~:~~:!..":~_::~~! ' " The Daily Sen~ • .J ~~ &ALII · Sq"!. "~-~ ~ ~~~ :;: ,:,. ~~ia and.Teu~ ~~=:m~ = :!""!.ne~~t~ ~:: :~ 111 u~=lloaol ~~- ~ I "':lrJ, -:eJ.I:,re B c ig omebaeks Sought By Conley And Bond w.-,,.., •• Cellep and Arl!ooa dutlll& the regular wellston Seething ··n Fuss Ov c er oach Bob Brennam ' ALL S'fAJlS AI Kuau Clay, Mo. ·BOWLING "or out us Champ w::... 011Ji NYU Hopes T Michi·gan Lands Two 0 n All B.•g 10 Team, Buckeyes 0ne Tannehill to k h Regain . some L t pres •ge . ° .,_,aera I I •II; tJ! II?'• \ )! I :rrS:.:!': J!: .:...0.. Sf S:... =: \ 18;f mar; "':.': On The Ground 1 Off' Marks Show Jim Brown 0 • . utgamed 11 Of 14 NFL . .. Downie-Gross w., Main St., Pomeroy =- * "The l.ome of Arrow Shirts" ae1ect!t ' ... ·.• vf _ 'o . ''.. ', ' I'J· t . ' ' ~· .•.J ·_ . . ' !' ' . •.-: ..... ' .' ' . ..,,'UN.!.. . t ar . ·. " ".. . e we ., ·loblg to do ·.·..about all· 'r' " ·As Fingerpr,ints BOSS" P:INALI.Y 6ETS AROUND 'TO IN\EST!e471NI!> 'THINGS--AND WHAT li<J: ~E CONDrrJONS 11-111 PREVAil.? , ·' ~~~~~~;~~~~f,~~~~~ ! on)~~ata;:: are - .. ~~~ ~,arclt•>l i.~;~,er ln oet .. I ' ................ 111M• '81. bed the lc!aiiOII I lllrll'l lilt plico . . - -ao yirdll' foi'. a· -., 8JIInil - - - . . , lngwaa · ·~ • Brown led ln tYel7 . - ..·q~licla.tloa the beat . te • ._ Wa.•bln&to!l. llejll. u and hall .,. \ FALCON PEANUTS' SALEl ~~) n::- ~ tlaeae:ttUlst" •, WELL·~ "'HE I By JOE GERGEN ble probab~y traeeeble to a ba~ baJooball, aurrendered only 011 . " Ia other .,..,,., round Mllllflald St 'II Goo'lown 89 UPI Sporll Writer ketball InJury, Wh~~t~ he d1d bit - a single - as be. boooted Wel~ton High school, a pOwer In Southeastern ialiiN •I EvanavDle, Ind., Ak- Em;x>rla st 85 KentUcky st. Btl Two of the biggest men In plwh, big Gene .,.. Ineffective bla oeoreless lnnillg streak to Athletic Le~gue football, since Head Coach Bob BrennN! 1'011 ~ mtb • ranked Pan American 11 St Cloud St currently are plotting and flnlahed the 108800 wltb a aeven. Catcher Bob Tiliman took over lD 1958, apparently is headed for trou'tletl 119fatra, ,,Tl-U; Nortb c.raJlDa Rockhunt 71 Indiana Cell. 1• to stage two of the biggest ballooning 6.58 earned nul av- waa the Bosox hltu.ig alar with days. "' , ' · Altr tdPd Adelpbl, 8NO, llld Sl Mary 12 Grambllns (La) 68 eomebeck stories of tile 1984 erage In nine appearances..· a double and a triple wbleh acThe old saying that nothing pays off better than GIJ!:. S~ll C't"qo f1l Iowa toppe4 C. Newman '18 Huntlngdoa 71 aeason. But this year the 10-year ma- counted for four Rill's eess, should be amendecl in Wellston's case by add.iJ11; Soutbetat U!-11'1 State, lUI. IIJih Point 85 Ga. Southern '18 That would be &-fool.f ~ Jor league veteran, who was Bond, who was ablpped to il you can live with your friends. , lemlf!aalo TGDJpt · Cent OJda st 84 Paclfle Lutb 12 Conley, the . Booton Red Sox the mallllltay of the Red Sox Jacksonville of the lntemationCoaeb Brennan In slx years {:.=:::__ __:__ _ _~~...-/ £vanavlUe mee" the Iowa NCAA 8maU 4Jo1Iece Toamey nght bander, and staff In 1962, 18 .determined to al League three weeks after has had one losing ae118011, woo nel, Strlilbt aired llleae Plecl• aquacl tonlgbt and Akron takes At EviUIIYIIle, lad. ~· the mammoth start anew. Conley pitched four the 1963 season opened without one champioruhip, came in sec- es he oald were made to on North CatoUna .U.T In the (Quarler·Fillal.) ouUlllder of the HOU8- innings of scoreless beD as !los- 80 mueh as one at bat, was ond twiL1!, been voted Coach ol and asked to be relieved of aemUJnala. The Iitle game wiD Akron Tl Hofstra 58 Colla. ton whipped the Cleveland In- purchll8ed by Houston from the Year twice, and has a Jeag. coaching duties. · ; be 'P/8Yed Friday nfCbl. N. Car. A&T 83 Adelphi 80 who double& lllB 8 pro dlans, ~2-4 Wednellllay for their Clevelend on a conditional baue won-lost skein ol 25-1;.2, As for the sub who didn't ~itt The Nallonal Invitation Tour- St. Col Iowa 93 S.E'rn Mo. 85 ,PiBYeT with the New fii'Bt VIctory of the exhibition sis. But "' far there have been ' "II'• my blood type. 1 fourth best of his fellow coach- in the Wheelersburg game, w"' DamMt awln&l Into action "'- Evansville 95 Callf. Poly 73 York Kmckerho<;kers, spent season after four consecutive no grumblin«s In the Colts' eoolly!" . cut es, all m the fifth , by Wellston, Rockel Iona B7 Seton HaD 82 most of last aeaeon on shelf defeats. camp. - -school '" the SEOAL. players oaid !be boy deelinei with an overdose or arm !roo· Conley, the tallest player In Bond blasted a double and Yet Monday night the Wellhis own initiative to liDe up two singles in thi'ee lim•• at · •ton board of education moved. the sideline• wben coach" 0 bat Wednesday to run bla hil· and bar•ly failed , to relieve Mr' oot lor everybody to preSENIOR man GIRLS ling streak to six sareues In his Brennan of hiS coaching duties to enter the game. The LEAGUI: WT WI' last six appearances. Bond hod I At ,th• close of what had been boy's teammates said be .b.ld SllaJa.P.U. "It slashecl a 420-fool home run on ~ qmet, peaceful meeting, Pres-rlold hiS benchmates he "dida't Ptm Davll 235 Tuesday in his bid to nail down t' ldent C. H. Martin told the feel well and didn 't want :to t¥'1 . 180 ~ starting spot in the Houston OS board he would entertam a play:• UUlllll8 nuuou 275 • • hneup. motulll that Brennan be reliev- However, this apparently ..,. Cathy Wallace · 281 cmc:IGO (UP!) - Mlch•g· per gam•. average, wer~ unanl- Two veteran touthpaws, Curt i NEW YORK !UP!) - It's ed of hi~ assignment next year. not, and is not known, or 110.., ~ Aclaltll 285 John TannehiU of g f~ baskelbell co. mous chmces, places on I h e Slmmons of St. Louis and Billy been a long, agomzmg season No motion was made. 1believed, by the boy'o father. IWi!lfcap 11105 who recently won the Pa two men and lll'lll team by every coaeh. Hoe f I of Milwaukee, both for New York University, a Then President Martin asked What does Mr. Brennaa 181 '!'91'ALS :1221 Divl.!lon ol the Buckeye Open Oblo Slate,, also with a share of m~tetll 08 Tblrd Team pitched impressive ball In in- team hoping to regain lost Vice-Presid<!nt Dan Lockard to Iabout all this? .c W• e, LHt I Table Tennis toumament , in the erown, one man 0 the all- Buntin was placed on ,the s~c- tra-squad games in their first prestige with a strong perform- take the chair. When this was Nothing y+.? t. ABC Columbus, returns there Frl- conf'f:'e'";' l~am picked by tho ond team by one coach to miSs competitive t.. ts ol the spring ance in the 27th annual Nation- done, Martin made the motion I Wellston sources who h!lve ' Phyllll Queen 212 day nlghl for a practice aesslon ::~n~J, or nited Preos Inter- unanimous selection by one aea~oo. football 1al Invitation Basketball Tourna- that Coach B~ennan be reiie•- taken pride In their Carolyn Zuspan 280 with Bernard Buktet of New point. He finished the season Sunrnons walked the first men! wh•ch opens tonight. ed of hiS dut1es as head foot- ~ program said they are "sl e i Vlkki McDaniel 212 Yori City, U, S. Men's Open Repr 08enting the Wolverines, with a 24.6 average, man to face him, induced the The Violeta, picked In ball coach next year. abou t th•: whole thing." Th • y Fay 4'CIIll 275 Singles ebamplon. , · who head Into NCAA regional fi Schellhase was namecl to .!be next batter to hit Into 1 dou- PrP·•eas~n, polls to be The motion was seconded by Iappear resignecl to losing -~ Carolyn Bland 388 Buklet Ia a guest this tournament play Friday, were Its! or ae<;ond team by every ble play, then retired the next ~e nations top three , Member Vaughn Huffman. .least one of the Bren~· IUixu.ap 951 of the Columbus Table Bill Buntin and !Plpho- coach to wm a first liVe spot seven hitters In order. Hoell fm,.hecl With a Straight coaching learn, ~· • 0 TIYI'AL 2398 Courts, 2484 Cleveland-A v Cazzie Russell, while Ohio with ease, but Dick Van Arsd· Umlted the Denver Bears of the 15-8 record but still " n.. the vote on th. motion, ma ybe both, and besides Wpa I, •.Leal t where be 18 participating In placecl the Big Ten's rec- dale was hard pressed to beat Pacific Coast League to three to make the NIT, where yes . votes were regiStered by dissension hardly can bel bUt Rleliorcll a •a nightly exhibitions, scorer, senior ~~ his brot.ber, ~om, ,(or the hila In four innings before giv- me•t Syracuse (17-7) tonight in Martm and Huffman, and "no" follow, regardless of what' ~. Plllll Sylv.eater 257 eflnics, and practice Bradcls of Ohio State fifth spot. Dtck flmsbed with a lng way to rookie Clay Carroll the second half of the by Members Floyd Holl· pens I Susli Price 214 with loeal players. He wa • . . 21.1 Big Ten average and Tom who IU!hed five hltle . ' dou~lebeader. berg and Dan Lockard. Mem. . , Judy Cozart 283 the member of the U S Inter- Completing the honor five had 22.2. In ~ Mil ss Innings St. Joseph's (Pa.) and James Cummings did not I $hlli'Oll 1belil nallooal team that r~aehed were Purdue's BOphomore stand· waukee triumph, ami (Fla.) open the action in register a vote but "passed." ' FIGHT RESULTS '' Bevltlee Hunt 243 fourth round of elimination In out, Dave SeheiUtase, and one II was tho lirst since Around lho eampa : C~tcher Madison Square As a result of this tie, there By United Preas Interudonal .1lanollclip 28'1 the 1183 World Cham ionahl of Indiana'• terrUic twin eom- 1tl60, when Ohio S~te s Je~ Jobe Orsino of the Baltimore at 7 p.m. was no action taken . Afterward ROME, Italy (UP!) - Emile TOTAL 1!Mrl In Prague Czech bef~re bo: bination, Dick Van Arsdale. ~:• and Purdue a Terry DIS· ~ioles wl~ be oot of action for The second half of the open- President Martin resumed the ' 154¥., New York, ancl Woa t, Laal 1 2268 lng to ~ num~ two ger were named, that ~wo ree wee s •• the result of a 1ng round will be Ia ed Satur- chair, . Carlos Duran, 154:Y,, ArNi!w York Clolllq In the world The coaches :went for the big IO)Ihomoros '?ado the first torn muscl~ capsule of the ring clay afternoon ~h:n Army Sources cloae to the Wellston gentma . (Halted 10 7th rouncl 8 tlndf c&wlllzel 302 TannebUI, it, will com te soorer in • big way. Bradds, team. Dischmger and Lucas fmger of hiS right hand .. .three (16 ·~) meets St. Bonaventure situation said today the trouble because of crowd demons~IIJtrl J'olmer 338 the Ohio Closed pe Schellhase, Russell and Buntin went on to mske the all-confer- rookies - Don Eaddy, Jobn (16-7) and Pitt U7·71 meet • derives from two sources: lion and declared no contesl;).· Mareb 21·22 at the 1-2-3-4 In the conference ence team tlMJ next two seasons. BoccabeUa and Billy Cowan- Drake (2~) In a nationally tel- (I) Mr. Brennan's (all•ged) ,' Judy Folmer 311 Table TenniJ Courts In SC<ll'lng and Dick Van Arsdale Named to the second te~ hit home runs to le~d !be Chi- evised game (NBC, 4 p.m.). cidenl.ai failure to get a lowly EXTEND NOMINATIONS :~ Midget and Boy , D' •, 1 1 ~ was seventh with hi.!l twin, Tom, were Tom Van Arsdale, Skip eago Cubs to a 4-3 v~etory over Tbe quarter . final round sub into the last game of the NEW YORK (UP!) _ Nomifllndlca 11 aeheduted for "a ~:::n,.ons. fifth. Thoren and Tal Brody of IJU. the Los Angele~ Angels. begln Saturday evening 1963 season when the bench nations have been extended : t<t TI)TAL p lod and tbree practice p Bradds who set a conference nots, Mel Garland of Putclue Jim Campamo, a rookie DePaul (21-3) faces the was being cleared, and the sub 15 3-year-olds lor tbe ~000 Waa I, Laal t with Buklel between 7 and soorlng record and Rick Loj)OSill ~f Nortbw..t· cawber ' and the 800 of the of tbe NYU - Syracuse game happened to be the son of .a added Swill Stakes at Aquedu~ l'li!bal . . , . _ 7:10 p.m. with 474 poln!l and a 33 9 r :fnd.cJwhUe the third team In- Dodgers d~tor of scouting and Bradley (20-11) meets the board official; and (21 Confu- March 20. It will be the flht catoJ,n Johllaoa 321 game average ancl R. ~ S u Pete Gent of Mleblgan AI CampanJS, tagged a tbte.,_ St Joseph's • Miami winner. sian over claims by Assistant added money event of New fllimla MIUer d' whom m..y ..;..h.. beD usse 1• ::• Arehle Clark and Loo run ho~ In the ninth Inning The quarter finals end Coacll Bob Straight that he had 1 Yii ioi i rkii'iiiiisiiiiThiiioiiiriiiou~g;;;hb~riiied;.iiiseeiiiso~n,;., · ,'Iii 307 J net Hollman On lngS the beat sopho eve s u BOD of Mlnnesota, Rich Falk for the Ill's! Loa Angeles circuit day nfCht with Duqu..ne (16-6) promised the head job 11 327 Nallollal BallrelbaJJ Assoclalloll ever sporting ;~ of Norlhw':"tern ancl Dick Rick- shot of the spring . •. Manager plavmg the Army • st. Bona- both by Brennan and a "m•m- FIRST Grallll A = : By United Pret1 laternallooal · pol ells of Ohio Stsl<!. Charlie Dressen named. Frank venture survivor and New Mex- ber of the board" if he would QUALITY · ' Halldlcap Eulen Dfvloloa Lory to start the Detroit Ti· leo (21·5) meeting the return to Wellaton as Brennan's REGULAR · · 1151 TIYI'AL IHI w. I. gers' opening game of the ex- Dr•ke win..r, assiBtant a year ago. Certified Oil St t' ..... Loot • Bonoo !I 20 blbltion ...... Saturday n.. aemifmala will be Tuesday' in an open letter a ron. Cincinnati .. 24 'a} against the Mbme10ta Twins Thll!sclay evening Mareh pubUshed In the Wellston Sent·1• w. Moln Sr. ~Prolfl# Appii"Ma Philadelphia ;2 41 ICI after the burly righthander, at- and the fmals Saturday · ' MDII SIS New York 21 M tempting a comeback, hurled noon March 21. Belly Gjllln . ltl Wnlora Dlvloioa 15 mlnutea of batting practice. ---~~... ~ Sin rt'81K!Isco 4445 323!1 ~·ads s h 0 r I* I op Ed Brinkman SIGNS WITH "" ~·KIMOS ~ ..._ ••• st. Loula u'fu socked a two-run horner 111 a Sandtf,', Billey , 110 Los Angeles :!8 f1 NEW YORK . Washington eamp game ...Ken EDMONTON. B.C. (UPI)~ 1017 Biltlmori Jimmy Brown regained his 11m Brown, 841 ; P!ltsburgh, Harrelson gained the apolligtlt Bob HucklebrJdce, a 30 46 "" 2174 Ditrolt tiocal Football League John Henry Johnson, 773; St. In the Kansas City camp with guard at Louisiana State Unl20 54 t, ._ I Wedaflliay'o Rollllll Ulle with a vengeanee, Louhi, Joe Chlldress. 701; San a perfect $-tor-S day . . .and veroity, has slgued with the EdInd. lll&h Ga1111 J a o t PhUade!phla 1U St. Louis 111 the Cleveland BtoWDJ to Franclaco, J.D. Smith. 560; rookJe outfielder Sam Bowens manton Eskimos of the Canadi· lfnHm•n ·lS!l. Lo• Aqill!ll US Baltimore team l'll8bJng erown and WBBblngton, Diet JamOB, 384. slammed • homer and double an Football League, He wiD IIIII. lllih llerre& - Jenl Folo (Only lamt!l scheduled) Jna:ing every Individual I~ .other behind Brown and In a Baltimore squad game. Join Lynn Amedee a.• the sec~'' (]i1:oJ.vn Blind 338. ftlll'lday'o Gama gory. official 1913 slallallea Taylor . ranped Tim Brown, SELECI' TEAMs ;'d LSU grsduate With the EsYG!ilhln ......_IDf'. N I W Dt!toit w. Boston at Provlsbowecl today, Jllhilson of the Steelers, MaBOn, NEW ORLEANS (UP!) _Van- _llllCIO!I __ • - - - -- . . ~- . 1181. denee Brown alone oot.galned 11 Cblldtesa, Dlek Hook of Pitts- derblll 'l'e Teeb Geor"'• TWn Hllb .llorlet - Pickens Philadelphia at Clnelnnatl the 14 NFL leaml on the uoow WOJ; pua 'qll Teeb 'nd z:'tsvUie • •- Sugar Bowl Basketball Touma· 1141.-,. ~ · Baltimore at San FranclallO ground. · Bay. .mq to bne been men! at the Loyola (La.) Field (Only pmea.aebeduled) The 218-pound ClayeJand eompeta In tile 1184 Houoe Dec. 29-30. baek pined a NCOrd • Cl!a'lla, - ~ the newer Jn: YALE HOCIJ:BY CAPTAIN yardo- aJmoat 70 par eent ~I IUIIIOI!I of the world, NEW HAVEN, c0nn. (UPI)- Cleveland's l'll8bJng total _ ~ Ill Di'lllnal name at Frank HalliOD of O...wlch, rep!- 1112 champion G<1ld Cola! frilm the gold It Cctm., a goaHe, will aerve 18 Taylor ol Greeu Bay, who ptodut.!ed u early u the lllh ciiptaln of Yale UDiv.,..ly'a Isbell leOOnd · lfhr an:=~~ c:ellii!I'Y· l984o85 Ice boeiw !elm. · Brown's atreak at five 1 , Individual Utlee. , (Seeoad Jl.oaad) HOIOII.' 1J DOIOTHY KILGALLIN ~ at.- Wedntlday nlibl with a .. Voice of Broadway •·•• reporting :W:.~ • f!t' pull.: ' ' ' 1111111 IMLIINClUIIIJI lOTAl PENIIdAfiCE • FRESH MR HEATER • T'Uf!N $1GNiUS • Olb F.~~~ ~F:AOJUSTIHG BRAKES • ·ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS • ·IEAT IELlS • ffDERAL TAX AND PREPARATION ' • > ' • �,l. I JUST 3 WEE!(5 ;:· TO SEW U For Easter r . SPRING FAIRICS~ COHAMA SURING For auill • olrltlli WID! 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He to help Gary, but to add some nad tho dllpo~ltion of a storY- IUe to lhe sl>ow. ing JlOW bar. Wltb 1 few And Gary'a llkln& Ills new • drtnlrs under bls bell he carried found succeas with pride and a chlp oti his lhoukler the sia bumllity. He•s become one of ot a diving board. His "career" the townjs olea &UYI. waa llOIMIIsllnt. . Did . Gal')' suddenly gel r~ The 1o1m lllll'telt him down liglon? Did he like tile pled&•T as the IPDIIod 100 ol. ypu-kJiow. Wbet happenodT who. He wu lumped togalher "I got married," be oald. wt~,t~.~ brothers In an almost "It's as oimplo os that." ·~us Will,· the Crosby Young Crosby married hlo Boya;. · . wife Barbaro · 310 YOWl 110· Bu! ·tate • leok at Gary to- It's the only aeeond generalloo . 1 Y•.w: . Crosby marr1age tnat piled up on tha rock>. He taU.. • ; " ' .~~ ~ He • 11.,.,...., w•n• lo a mu• about Ills wife with tile enthutlar fighting weight • but he sillm of 1 bridegroom J~l ·DIIbl anymore. He ha,.. "Sbe'• only the peatoat," $1295 1959 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan R "ldlal to -umt blt4r- that kllled me," be Ute alral&biBDed out wltll tho QanJ Sllow I llld, • ahltalnlllJ lnlm Ill' 1117 1011's LJttle loop lllf, And I llte belq a strallh~ ltlln.. """· second ~ lUll line. AdopW lit)' "Comedy and ll1tlllcal tbin&l · BJ VEBNON SCO'IT dlt bo:l ....,. boc be Gary adoplod Barllara'o " .,.. fine , but I would l(ke Ia 1 tJPI HoU--' '" --.. auae 1year lid 10n, Stova, by a pro. won my way Ill' to _ . .dnl. ,w_ Corrnpndeal doean1 handle II vary often. IQI IvloUI morrtago He'• u devotAIII malic roles I'm slud•ln• wUII HOLLYWOOD IUP!)- a...,. career Is becoming, ' . ' • Crolbylo I i i - •torJ 11 Mo o1. 1u addiUoo to 1 rtJUlar spot to tho boy " be II to Bar~ a dram• coach now. 1. Std. triDI. 1Ma: th.. H!i ,OOO mileJ, tires ahow little wear, clean interior, lteater. u,tlt I"H:n ttnilih, apotleu tlean upholltery. OPEN IVF.S. 7:00 P.M. I'OMI!IIOY, OHIO ·• c..., lltuldl ~urtnc · • ® 'or Wa11t Ad lff'vl~ I CeuU par word , one lnatrtloll )(tatmum Cb111• 10 centa Cantil per word for Tbrn ranJe®ttvl lnMrtlona. 141~ Dt1ount on ~·• ••• •n• ... ,.,. wlttaln II 'ltlyl, CARD Of' THANKS ,. OBIT UAitiES - 11 .25 lor 50 word mln· imum . J:a.tl\ add!Uonal word lc:. t• OP'FlCK HOURI 1 :30 A. M. \o 11:00 P . M. Dall:r Saturday -8:30 A.M. to 13:00 IIOQJI ::.· ' ·~' < IT'S 80 EAS\' TO PLACE A ADULT PRODUCINO 1. :,~s IMn L ._ ~";:"'' ,..._ lPI>Io f.ll'ood ttoh '·.::1¥ t.Clllolfodi 1 · """"'· · J::%. 10. A TV rroup tz. Comptlltor II. l'oW'·Indl ~!: t~~let a.. a-~ Iotter 20· ::.:;~ 20. Port, to :,. 21• ......,,. T ~ea:.rt> article 211. To .: Hot~ o. Diving bird 11. :;._or .....u0 Scot. ••· Conclude ~f: ~"!g~ 20. ltetldue ot bumOd 21. 41fftcult a. Pok.,. - 111. 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Personal WMPO Radio Property in custody of call for same at the Jew· e)cy Store on Saturdays. 1"-----.. ---.---------"''i ~~ (" " 17 ANNUAL S. E. Ohio Bv HAROLD GUY : fll'd Assoeiatloo Show and Sale. Tuesday, March :M, ItiM ~'\spring: Fairgrounds, GHAPE 01= THAT THIHG I YoU ..._,ST 1'10 I'ROT'N SU<IE YoU Z&ROED II< 01'1 IIIHI'!1' WE'RE l.OOI<IMQ FOR I P<fneroy, Ohio. Show, 9:110 a. mt sale 1:00 p. m. 47 regis~ · Rerefordo, horned and "'"""''SIR! ~!illY SURE, OR ASSURE" A'S OHE CAI"l BE, ON THE ~EEN! W&LL, f;OR A SCI Etf11Sl; 'rt:JU'RE A LOT MoQE PJNI,CT1CAL THAN ro OARED HoPE J BUT I GUESS I'M PRETT"'f' MUCI-I OF A FOSSIL, FOR 1!!§g OAYSJ s:,')~~~ '!~• ., HOHEeTl.V. , tn OIJRCOIJHTJIN. ·:-. COULD USE ·A I=EW ~ii:jt~. ~Foss:~~·· bl<li ~I "Ca1rd of Th1nks ~.......... ......~.:::1,1: ::;; •• .•• -:·· "J' CITIZENS BAND · RADIO EQUIPMENT Dependable Plltl'ce-Simpson · --d~ . . :·. ... - ~ RGIIJ: MA'AM. 'IHI6 IS MY ~~~ NIGHT Qol '1>11 ~I Rita SUe, bom • at Holzer llospi18L Ia In tho U. 8. Na~ . '• eJohnson '.. ~ G~~~ill, . . . • Nlitronlcs · e Hallicr1fter ·'\' " ' �' • .' 6th Birthdtft ....... ~~~~!~0~ Is Celebrated ~~~~e~e.!"':o'::y ~!:ter, andS.:..~~da:!'U:. ~! SaJety Program Highlights PTA -Program at Salisbury School Around And About · · Middleport Mrs. Ma.tne Arnold, Geor11e Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. R o ~ Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbolt. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hyse ll. Mr . and Mrs. Harold Blackston. Mr . and Mrs. George Sisson, Mr . and Mrs. Edward Ball , Mr. and Mrs. Opha Offut, Mrs Velma Douglas and Ed- Treasurer is . . Out1ine Report of'!Norld AHa,ir~ Retained by . · Is Given hy Mrs. Edgar Reynolf/s Church. ~~oup AI~~ re=r: --~~~-!;'.." ;:~"':.~~rN:!~ev: Auxiliary Wi/1 Se. T k D' tnnet T day Topt'c Is Them e f wscs Meeting ' I f ~' Prir . . _ . , , - - ~eo lfiPI. Partl)' ~. - . - wflll ....... ~ I at . ¥ lla-.IIJ. HlP ......, Itt .... lnr lfaiPI ll-4t. Deee'ed To n. r.tllf'ti (8 01 T.. llfliP.II- ..,._ -------------- ----.-----------------------------------------------~-----: - 13, 1964. VOL XV NO. 280 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO,• FRIDAY, MARCH PJUCE FIVE CENT$ W: a:r 13th Birthday J Observed Durt'ng Party \ • .U1BER the Ches•·· Methodist Church ved her sixth birthday with a Prayer by Ute Moderolor • the was given by Mrs. Edgar Rey~ Pla08 ·•· 1o h at the afternooo Kinder-Rev. Howard Ruppelt, OJ?Oned nolds, Civic 'PartlclpaUon cbalr· - e m- , ave 111 wllh the Rev. Robert Car party tht meeUng ol the Deacons and Allalra .,.mmlttee when the audit of tbe t&:easurer a book. offlclaUng. Mrs. Bookman, 86, garten Class ol Mra. Pearl Rey, died at Melga Memorial ooids Tuesday, Marcil 10. 1ae Deaconeas_es of the Syrac..e Middleport BusilleBS C. 'Profes- A nornlnaUng eOmmlttee wu pita! Saturday. Becky chose as her helpers Mr. and Mrs. Ch H. W fuJr. Flrot Untted Presbyterian olonal Women's Club met Tues- appointed ln<lucling Mra. R B. Pallbearers ~- Harry Mar- fo.- the party Dickie Owen, Ml- or Waverly, are ere at elr Church, Sunday night, Marcil 8 day evening In the social room .· ' ·-· h I Davenport, Beth Vaugh- borne durmg Ute Oood condl- at 7:30. ~ the C.'·S.O.E. "·mpan•. absence of Mrs. MariJIIIJJe Cam rison, Joho Marrison, Wayne c ae tlo v,· • ......, J 1 McGee, and Robert Sheets. (Jut an, JuUa Hamm, 'Mary K, Ga~ ns. The lre&"!""'f'& report w 1 Mrs. John Wemer, president, Mrs. G oria Eberabacb lo • o1 town relatives attending were lagher Alan DodsoJI and Karen u.Rec:b guests ol ~~-da Wll- ~d by Mro. Thomas Clark waa in cbarge of the business lect a slate ol aew offlctrs. ma~, followed with prayer by ward Bartels. Mrs. Frank Chee::~ebr~w and Johns~. Seated at the blrtbday term nd f~ :h· Sr ·• due to the ab~ce of the meeting with various reports Miss Sharon Roush was acting the Rev. Meruel Smith. A'th•nk A 6:30 potluck dinner will ,Mro. J. B. Hayeo, Middleport; table were Dickie Owen and . 8 ' ' s. treasurer, Mra. WilUam Wine- given including Mra. Guy Rey- secretary ln the absence of )100 note was read from the precede the April 14 meeting I Mrs. Lucy Sheets. Robert Kenny Roush, guests, and Ml- Clifford CUnningham and son, brenner. An election of officers ooids, CiVIc PlrtcipaUon chair- Mrs. Anne Bailey, Ohio Congress of Parents and and fathers will be countt'd Sheets, Lewisburg, w. va.; Mr. chael Lavender, Karen Joh118on, Keith, of Lima, Ohio. was as foUows : Mrs. Wlnebren· man. on the heart fund drive, · . Teacher! for the Founders Day twtce. and Mrs. F. W. Gandee, Mr. and Mary K. Gallagher and the Mr. and Mrs. Brancb Flem- ner was retained oo treasurer, and the Finance committee Mrs. Reynolds spoke In tha offering. Mrs. Dudley Gandee, Marion; guest of honor, Becky. lng ore vB<aUonlng in Florida Mrs. Ada Slack, elected as sec- which reported on the recent absence of Mrs. Marion Cimp. A nominating committee was Mr. and Mra. John Marrison, The children sang the Happy where they have spent the win- retary, and Mrs. Donald Cot- card party and current sales bell ,o! Gallipolis, who was ur>oamed from the floor and mHarry Morrison. Ashtabula; Mr. BirUtday song to Becky and al- ter. trill as card and flower cbair- of candy. able to he present. FolloWinll eluded Mrs. James Gilmore. and Mrs. Wayne McGee, Mr. so to Mrs. Reynolds who obMr. Gilbert Ervin, Mr. an d man. Plans were made to hold a the program gamea were play· Mrs. Opha Offutt and Mrs. Phil S John Dockworth, Lancaster; Ar- served h•r birthday Tuesday Mrs. Ernest ·Ervin, and Mrs. A · De off r1n bake sale with the date to he ed. There were 13 memhera Becky and her helpers served Ona Ervlh of Columbus visited . opecta1 aconess e g announced laler by lhe Finance and two guests, Phyllis StaDler Ohlinger. It was annou.nced that thur Bookman and Mr. Arthur tl ln Mlddl t lth wdl be taken Palm Sunday • 1 u• rabbit cookies ice cream and recen Y epor w re • . ' Committee. A thank you note and Mr~. ' Rlcbard 'Roll~. a~ •..,reb lli-21 was potson preRose. • atives lnclnding Mrs. WIWBm March 22, dunng the Sunday · · tending. · vention week and parents were Brenda Alane Barr was guest milk ftobtholl se pr~sent wicbth fav~ Robson "and Mr. and Mn. Lea- School hour. ·A shut·in visita· ' IJ'ged to keep all poioon liquids [•' honor •t a party Saturday oro o a nons gtven ea one. . . ~on .;,m also he on Palm sunA dinner was hel4 at the IIUt of the reach of children. afternoon giVen by her parents, R~>lt'gt'ous Others attending were Peg- lie Ervin. da 'th 11 ·De nd o Martin Restaurant preceding "' Do J hn Mr Edward Johnson was re- Y' Wl a aeons a ea· It was also announced the van- Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Barr in I McKenney, nella 0 ' I ---~ I M 1g M · conesses to be at the church fVe Ur ey tlte meeting. Attr,ctive place · una He...,. ek •afteremortal Ula and spices arrived and may· observanre of her t3th · bi r th · 0 son, KathY Man 1ey, Ch . ns 'tal rom this imd annex at 5:30p.m. Tbe meeting mats decorated with sbamrockl 11e purchased !•·om Mrs. Phil day. Ault, Kalhy Pooler Krtsti Mor- ospt wee er- 1 lth ding j · · UeS and shamrock nutcups, l!lllde ris, Pat Cochrane Tommy Wal- going emergency surgery. Mr. c osed w stan ' OIJJing b M Ch8 1 Le 1 Ohling"- or Mrs. William Oh- A de<orated cake. lee cream, • Johnson who resides in Mid- hands and repeating the Lord's Th A xili B Y rs. res w s, were 1F linger. pop, candy and potato chips "The Cross and the Ressurec- ters, Esth•r Lowery, Jimmy dleport" • Is Instrumental direc- Prayer In unison. ~ •P ~ 1~'Y ~I eeney- :;- used at ~ach plsce setting. A meeting of the County Coun· wert- served lo the guests. The tlon" was the theme of the pro- Holman Redina Pratt Penny ' ·R R It d k t ne~~ 0 w serve a eil PTA was announced for door prize was awarded to Vir- gram Monday afternoon when Johnson' and Melinda 'Humph- tor at the Southern Local ev.· uppe serve ca e 0 key dinner at 8 p.m. Tuesday, 'ft M Alb I R • Schools . those ?resent, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. March 17th at the P.St home . Many nice I May 7 at the Salisbury School. ginia Dllion. g1 s , the WSCS of the Rock Springs reys. rs. er ous .. was · Cotklll Mr Sla k Mrs May fTA FAMILY NIGHT Booklets on "Congenilal Heart were rec·eived by the honored IMethodist church met at the assisted by Mrs. Re,ynolds · with Mrs. K-enneth Byers has re-u- ' s. c ' · • on South 4th Ave. in Middle, Defects In Children," were dis- guesl. . church. the party. turned lo her home after sever- me Holmea, and Richard Duck- port. 1!he dlnner will be held In Family l'ijght at . the Salem lrlbuted. Mrs. Orin Smith's Attending were Virginia Dil- 1 Mrs. W. A. Morgan, al days visit In Gallipolis with worth. observance of the 45th birthday Center school was well attendroom won the attendance a- licm , Sandra Curtis, Sherry Bur-· was in charge of the May Rummnge Sale her brother and family, Mr. of the American Legion and the ed Monday night with ~ memlllljj)l. ton. Marcella Wires, Patty which opened with the hymn and Mrs. William Vanoo a n d MEETING POSTPONED 43r~ btrlhday of Feeney-Bennett hers and parents i!Jere for a DWight Logan, safety chair· Grossnickel, Linda Clark, Lin- "The Old Rugged cross" Is Being Plmuwd family. The meeting of Mary Shrine, Post potluck supper. After the meal ._, showed two films , '' Fire da We.~ lfall , Reta Watson, Nan· lo-wed with prayer by Mrs. Am- Plans were made for a rum- Carmen ff~Mox , Canton, Is White Shrine of Jerusalem sch- Chart~r members of the post the meeting was called·. to ordP.rivention in the Home," and cy and Candace Hawk. Other Ios LI:'Oilard. D~votions taken mage- sale in M.ay · when t ~ e ~ere 'or a visit with her pa(.. edulf'd for Friday evening. has ar~ invited as well a.s all regu- er•by tl1e presideni, carOl Pierce '\Vhal's Your Safety IQ'!" dur- gifts were sent by Mrs. Edna from Luke 12:27·32 were led WSCS of the ~mted Meeth~tst ents,r:'~· and Mrs. Herman beer. postponed until Friday, Jar members l:lnd tl~u families. Jr. FoUowiing the bus-lriess sesng the program hour. Allen, Mr. Arthur Barr. Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Grueser who cht::-ch met fuesday evemng Had&x,., . March 20, due to the high wa- Chatter members mclude Dale sion, Rev. Jack Stuller was iz1. Refreshments were served at Marie Offutt and Mr. a!ld Mrs. for her meditation, " The Grow- at :he church. . ter. Al.te~tsworth .. Marcus Chambers, traduced and gave an inspiring Miss Grace Campbell presi- The Hea_rthstone Cla_ss of the Wdltam Bolin, Don Geary. Sr., talk on Famt' ly 'ile, The prB L :he close of. the meeting by . R. arr. ing Season." Fi B ti Ch h Middl ~ ~ Communications were read dent, con~ucted a short. busi- . rst ap st urc ln . e, Hen Turner, H. M. ~oss~ John gram was turned Over to the f M C F T k' ness sesston. The fmance port postpcn~d their -meet- BIGGEST BELL Kauff, Charles McElhinney and Gr te Family for a full hour ol rom rs. . . omp ms, committee which met prior to ing sclf~ul!!ll for Thursday eve- World's biggest bell Is .. the Homer Hawkins. The ~st m:sic !llld several rell lous 1 tnct treasurer. and from Mrs. the meedng, to set up the bud- nmg and Will be at the regular : great bel1 of Moscow, the Tsar was ~hartered Feb. 10, 1921 wzth M Ng lll y UXI lory H_oke Robertsc-n. distriet. seer<· . ti . A ll K I k I" h' h . h 219 to 52 b ed 'th songs were sung. rs. school, e e f t It get .tor the year and to d1~cuss me. m pr . o o o w 1c we1g. s no. mem ers as compar wt Vale principal of the 1 0 Easter basket and ba:.:aar sale (will be sold in the council room I ary ~romo iOn . was ways a"d means of ra1slng Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roush It was ,never rung bec<~ouse a~ th!! post membership today. of show'ed the rents through the !)lans were completed when of the village haH on Saturday jed ~0 raise the pledge. for moroey the coming year, gave and daughter, Sharon, were in 11-ton pie<;e broke off when It 183. The quota for 1964 was 191 h 1 pa fie Syraeuse Ladies Auxiliary March 29 from 10 a. m. to 4 p. commg year. 11 wa s also voted thtir report. Plans were also Logan Sunday for a visit with was made. mer..1bers and Commander A1-1:80~00 ;;;;·.,;;;;roo~ms;;..,. )( the Volunteer Fire Dept. met m. to take 8 cake eac~ month . made for a soup sale the date Mr. Roush's sJster, Mary Bre-bert Roush has expressed re.lr . . . the Carman's Nursmg Home In t.. l ill nd M rt ~ FIRST m. v11lage halt Monday mght Margaret Cottnll. a guesl, was b f th b' thd to ~ announcl'<i. nick, w•• o s . Mo ay rs. Middlepo . gre( that the post has not reacuQUALITY Q 0 March 9. present to discuss plans to serve ~h serva.~ce t e tr ays ''Shall We Unite?" was the Brenick was taken to the hos· ·Mrs. Etta French cf Jackson, ed ·~he quota by eight members. REGULAR ,, Called to order by the presi- the Daughters of America dis· ~ ~sl ens. . h topi(' of the program presented pita! 1n Logan. was the overnight guest recent· The 8th district commander, 1 10 dent , Sylvia Zwilling, the meet· trict rally dinner at the school a ~g pa~~ ~ e. 1pro~arn by Mrs. Everett Thomas who Mr. and Mrs. George Si~san ly cf Miss Frances Roush. Mrs. ~ls1n Spencer, has asked that Certified Station in,~ opened by praying the Lord's bouse on April 9. wWerll~ rsG. mer Matey , rs. al so closed the meeting with or Pomeroy spent Sunday with ROush was a former Middleport Post members do their best to 1 1 . ar_n Prayer led by Mabel Pickens, j . . . rueser • rs. pp"'r•IJ)YIO_e':: r·_ _ __:_'_ __ _~M~r._an~~4~M":rss,._:BJ>Ir':"ai<Jd_H~u~d~so~n~ln~te!'s~id~e~n::t·_____ _ _ ___:·~re!'a~c.'.'_h~th~e~qu~o~ta~by~M~ar~cb~17:·__j~w,.. .,MI..,In"S"t"'.=="Po""'m"'•,.r•,.Y~ followed by the pledge to the The Aux1hary still has cook ILetfhelt, Mrs. Leonard: M r s. _ i\merican Flag. -:.ooks for sale at $1 each. . Morgan and Mrs. I.ew1s Roll call was amJered by 18 . Durl.ng the social hour Carrie ser. Prayer by. Mrs. Morgan members and sne guest. Serre- Smcla1r, hostess served re· closed the meetmg. tary and treasurer's reports freshments to members, Naomi Mire read and approved. London, Priscilla Slack ) MyLB. Orders may be given ror fill- Hudson, Mabel Pickens, Emma· ed Easter baskets and colored line Hendrix, Clara Lavender, ··_by phoning these numbers Helen Hubbard, Linda Hubbard, iVJi,3237 WY 2-6243 WY 2-6143 Edith Hood, Eileen Clark, BetWY 2-699o or by s~i~g any Aux· ty Hayes. Ada Slack, Agnes W~ry member. Baskets, color- White, Sylvia Zwilli~g, Ma- The WSCS . of the Letart ~~·~-~pi~es~an~d~ot~h~er;,:;~~ rie Rizer, Mildred Pierre, and I Falls Methodtst ehuJrch1. metHa11t ~ a guest Margaret Cottrill. Hel· the home of Mrs. u 1an 1 en Diddle was a Friday evening. The meeting was opened with hos Iess. a poem, ''Christ Liveth in Me" The hostes51 was assisted by and prayer by Mrs. Orpha Hill. An Easter program was '-rtified Oil Station her daughter, Rose Ann Pomeroy ISharon Sue Cottrill, and en by Mrs. Nora Cross and othA safety p-ram was pro·•• ...,ted at the meting o1 the lallsbury PTA Tuesday evening 11 the school. Mrs. James Will. president. conducted the meeting which opened with an article, ·· As the Water Covers the Sea." by Mrs. Menzel Smith, spiritual chair- •• • ' ' ..,_~ Selltlntl. Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Mar 12, 1964 Boohrrum Sen>lce• .I • ha• PI ans For Easter 8asket 8azaar Sale Are CompIeted b A "/" . D~ --' The courtroom ~Cie that ts the trial of ill- tllilTed JICk Ruby shnuld ..me ICi i stormy end this Frlday !Sth. .A tiff amoog natlonaUy Pl'OI"' ~~t mental eltperts sputters to ~. ~~,_your;cb<tlce ep<l In a mamllig B tesUmony by Dr. Frederl~ Gibbs, who doesn't believe medlclne should be cjr~ into the gamey arena of c:toos-esamlnatlon. Gibbs Is a br~ave opeciallst . belleves that Ruby's of e~lricity as ahown on the encepbalograph recordlnga were of the 11 psycholomotor variant" type of abnormality. That Is li phrase Invented by Gibbs after Ploillgious brain-wave search. But another brain wave upert will teslify lor the state that Qlbbs' "variant" waa not necesaarlly abnormal. ' Slreets In Pomeroy where the side Ita banka. mllk. Long Bollom, IU at Bradbury, haa reacbed will be block- The reason for blocking the Employees of th• Melp Coun- 17 below Middleport aod above ed off when Bushing wort ·b&- streets off is ao the ·equipment ty garage bave a grader and 'Pomeroy, and 33 out of Pomafter the river atarta to and hooea don't have lo be are WoJ-tlng on Uberty Lane-Rd eroy headlltg oorlh are ·closed. recede, Police Cblef Jed Web- moved for can aod trucks drlv- which Ieoda lo the Pomeroy· Open for traffic loda aald today. lng through as last year. Po- Mason bridge this morning. This Y Tbe clean-up plans were an- lice Chief Jed Webater aald thla road was traveled so mucb Rrutea taO, lind 124 west In hopeo the river will be safer aod will get the Thursday that 11 lot In bad Rrute 33· County :'"'cis would start 1o go down later mercbants baek Into their ahape. clnaed are ~ s Run, Dak today. Maln-st, Mec!Janlc-et, and s!Alres ....,_, An olftclal at Look u 11ald :;:"'~· Salaer, lind Foreat Butlemut.av. are hard hit At 8 ._ m. today the river the river there created ·1'1turs' water. · apparenUy stood In Pomeroy at day at 11 p. m. at 53 feel. ~ Schools remained closed to"When the river does start 52.8 feet. At inldnlght last night day at 7 a. m. there It wal &U day In the Southern Looal disto fall, It will deposit a lot o( It reachOd 52.1 and atayed there feet and falllDg alowly. It waa irlet. All other ochools in Ute on the streets and In the for a few hours Then al 7 a. m. predicted thai the rtver there county system were open exH Mayor Charles Legar today it roae io 52.7 with the would be falllDg .t of a foOt an cept Riverview In Eastern distoday. crest coming an bour later at hour by noon. Today at 7 a. m. trict and Bradbury In Salisbury Tbe Ouahlng crew will . stay 8 a. m. at 52.8 feet. e rtver at Lodt: 14 waa falling township. rlgbt behind the river and waah One ..- two calls have been .4 of a foot an hour. Pomeroy High School was things down continuously oven received by 'the Pomerny Police The Meigo Division o1 the closed early as Ute river roee. If it takes two or lhree days Department of people •saying State Highway Department said Middleport classes have been for the river 1o get home In- they are stranded and need Routes 338, 124 East, 248 at WJdisturbed: Civil Rights Leaders are Sh ock ed by X's War Call HOW THEY VOTED ,..., ' .. . ,:fJ II' •..,,,-. ,,' ~ ,~ ,. ';Hi ==--==;;; 20·9 Oil '64 CHEVROLET~THE G_REAT HIQ,HWAY PERFO WSCS of Letart Falls Meets ·at Mrs. Hill's Home Phone Changes Is March 20th 1 ""'""""""""~Sto:;;w;;;e;:;·==--=====;1 ing er members of the group. Our· the business session, plans • Why Take Chances WITH SERVICE? were mad-e for a ham and chicken supper Mar. 27th ing at 5:30 p.m. Present were Margery Roush, Erma Hill, Lois Bell, No r a Cross, Jane Hill, Margery Orpha Hill, Inez Hill, Paul Eddie Cross. and three visitOrs, Mrs. Omar Cramlet, Racine, IMrs. Doris Wilt, Pomeroy Rt. 2 and Mr•. Don Hubbard and ghter, Donna Marie or ruse. Mrs. Cramlet and Mrs. Wilt were former members of t h e WSCS. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Erma Hill gave the closing prayer. River Invades Coffer Dant 1 Robert Dale Canon Obsf'rves Birthday The first birthday of Robert Dale Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carson, was celebrated with a family dlnner at the home of Mrs. Carson's par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young Rutland , -on Saturday, March 7. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, grandparenlo;.; 1 Mrs. V. M. Price and M rs. Mary Will, great-grandmothers; and Mrs. Carson. Bobby's father is completing his time In the army at Savanna. D1lnois, and was unable to attend. Bobby re. ceived many nlce gills. I I Get The Best HERE ! .i We are well equipped with a nice shop and two experienced service men to take care of your Maytag washer and Maytag dryers. _Bring your wringer washer to Maytag to get spllns repaired and installed in the agitator. If your agitator is worn, bring It in and let us Install a new , iplin In minutes, (center mechanism of agitator). ' • POMIIIOY. OHIO TONIGHT NOT OPIN ' FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Mlrch 11-14 "BLACK GOLD" Philip Carey, Diane McBalne, We C1n Completely Overhaul Your Washer THI SHIP" Jerry Lewil; Dlfta Merrlll, ARNOLD GRATI IH 2-4111 MEIGS THEATRE Jamet Best, F 1 'I Spain, Claude Akina. "DON'T GIVI UP Rutland Furniture . RUTLAND, 0 • ! Flood Da-mage in Ohio May Hit $200 Millio .· Diana Spencer ShauatJOeuy. 1 n d Mlekey ~ THE GREAT: N. � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 12, 1964 bowen mills