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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 $200 Millio .· Diana Spencer ShauatJOeuy. 1 n d Mlekey ~ THE GREAT: N. �, • I. ~entint!.l 'TIIP Daily II f ·, I 1. ' be New Star lCilt.M91TAltNO EDITOIIALL Y ~~ . Family Ties Help Keep 'em in Line No parent likes to feel he doesn't ltnow wllere his child may be or what b~'$ doin&. But you have only to pick up. your ne\Wapaper to di..,.,ver that th1o 11 the ca&ll in many a home. Jn a midwellt~Jrn city, for example, a father ancl motber were shocked t h e o~r day to be told by pallet that f o r stve·ral months their son hadn't been st1,1dylng or asleep In his room as they thdugbt he had been, but had, in fact, been out robbing neighborhood stores and hiding the loot in his home. In another city a cana of teen.ate boya stole aever~ thousand dollars' worth of s"!'w removal egulpment and other sitabl' stuff and ' bld" the loot In their own family lariJN. They needed I he m6lors of the atolen tqulpmtnt to use In bulldln& miniature autos. Wilen pollee unoovel'lld the thefts, the an\a1ed father nf one of the boys bad to malt& several trips to the pollee alation to return all tht loot hls aon bad se- creted in the family garage. It could happen to anybne, perhapa. But you have to wonder how anyont could hide that much sizable atutf in a family sarage and get away with it. Didn't anyone else ever enter the ga· rage? Didn't anyone ever wonder what all th1t stuff was doing there? You have to wonder, too, bQw parent• cu be obliviolls to the fact tho:. their cblld is up to such shen~s. Didn't the youngster give ! single clue by his _./ " 'the JniOII lldtdl . . -~~ ourned only 11 diiY. IIW ll!lrlrt lirll went 011 oaJe. 'lbe a b ducats wW be IOld • • n lime bull ' ,. (A . . .,. behavior? You have to conclude that it can happ41n only when parents and cblldru art out of touch - wben lbt family clrelt Ia no Ianger a clrelt lMocau" the partnta ml)' be afraid nf helnl wr!tltli nff 11 aquares. Maybe fewer cats would 1M! ltolen, tewer aas stations belsted, leu vandal· Ism perpetrated If partnll and youn&· aters lived cloaer to8tther. 11 Just mlfht bt worth tfylnJ by mort families. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOilOTHl KILGAI.LIN ' I '• ~ '" \ BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD They're still doctorin& "Funny Girl." So m11ch new material Is &olng Into the sliow that producer Ray Stark cancelled a (Ilardi 11 matinee preview to give the capt time to rehearse . . . . . Steve Allen has taped a show featurinll Lenny llruce, the controversial comedian He cut a gl'l!al deal of the routine, but even so isn't $Ure the lawyers-or someonewon't panic and kill the whole s1;10t. In hij introduction, Steve tells the vtewlng all(!lence that they m about to see approximately ei&hl minutes of material that they might consider vulgar or of· feosive, so he suggests they turn the dill to Jotmny Carson or some oth•r pf!Fam for 10 minutes-"but don't wrUe me letters complaining, because I watned you." Which rniiSI be a "first" In te.vlalon. · : 'hlk of the "Hamlet" cast-and they ali vtry compliDlllnlary about Elllllbeth T~lor-is the way she screens everyone w wants to see Richard llurton. She ha the absolute power of granting an auf.lence or l'lliUslll& one. and the big la~b wao her decision when Dickie's •nti egenls, Fields ·and Blegelman, trav· e\ti! to Toronto to meet him. They wel'll tbfe ft>ur days, but Ua decreed that be waa w9rkina too bard to be bothered w\tl thai sort of thUig, so they dldn'lli,el to tee him , . . Randnlph Churchill's frl~ds are extremely concerned about hiS\heallh. 1.- I I • • • ~rtha K.llt tells pals she's bad a mar· rial• offer from a titled Australian. IU.tn'l yet made up her mind, but will by Juje, when he arrives in Ibis country Cllllcert promoters haven't been able to fiJiue out wllen a bll rerord helps at the box oNice. One star eu rrently riding the crest with a smash vocal single wound up losl!lg a bundle for the promoters of a rettnt eoJII!ert The famed team of Lambert, Hendriets and Bavan lori~inal· ly Lambert, Hendricks and Rossi has split. Dave Lambert quit. and John Hendricks is acceptU\ll engaiements as a sirllle.. ~1'\\Z P\'"1\o, the bandleader, was suddenly stricken with a serious ailment while conferring with his lawyer the oth· er vay-. He was rushed to tne liosFital in a pOlice emergen~y waaon )ngnd !Wf!lm•~ and Li\rs Schm;dt plannerl to .s~nd two wo~ll:s in New York., tben journey to the West Coast, but they can· celled the Hollywood jaunt after 1 telephone call from Europa. There are rumblings nf dtsc:ontent amo~ the theatriul ut\klna because someone bas the notion that the all\Cthands at the Uncoln Center Repertory are making more money than the actors . . . The Cotillion Room nf the Pltrl'll Hotel, which has been closed for sever~ seasons, may reopen to caleb some of that hbped·for World's Fair busllltB$ ... Stathis Glalletis, the Y"UII& Greek actor who made bls screen debut as the star of "America, America," is eourtin& folk singer Melinda Park. Have a quote from Jackie Robinson: "Nominatin& Sen. Barry Goldweter for the presidency nf the United States would represe11l the most effective type of political suicide the Republieao Party ~ul,d~e." (Ob, I don't know, Jacllle; they're pretty good at devisln& types of DOlltical suicide) . .. Bill mystery; Whatever to tho "The Reludanl Scll'ell? a run at Guild Theatre over a · · aao. then Yanlsb&d from the scen&--altbouah Mu: publicly announced that It iWas his favorite movie. Frankie Ray, &lQIIl\IIUl.lllt~ -ot Milch Miller's video ''Sin& Alolll'' chorus, Is in St. ClaN's boapiW after a heart attack Chubby Cbeeker and his fiancee, Catharlna "Miss World" Lodders. are house-huntln& in .~elphla .... Some video interviewer ouaht to qub . Jack Nilon, Sonny Uston's ·IIIJDIPf, .on the subject of closed·drcrult priJefi,hts, and the people connected wlth them. Pretty colorful comme.nts. •· • • Reports ~,rom The MAYFAIRWashabla Plutlc CEIUNG TILE 16c .... 11. VALLEY WMIER & SUPPLY CO. rl '·' WY2-2709 5. 3rd. A-... Mldcllepart 1! •• 'I' MOTOROLA Early Americ1n Ch1rm Authentie Jtylinc bynottt this luperbly engineered M~ torola model witb Super Golden M Cbas11i1. Automatie gain eontrol helps ma!ntaia picture c:ootrast in lhe evt!nt of varyinc agnal atreneth. • Commedienne Jane A. Johnston of "The Boys (rom Syracuse" bas been com· muting to Boston to spend time with ber best beau. Geor~e Wallace. He's starrln§ there in the road company of "CllmeiOt. wh!•h has be.en havi~ mare than .Ito share of troubles with the cast. Now that Kathryn Grayson is out of the leidilli ladv spot, Anne Jeffreys is being sou)lh\ as her ~~fr~~~<~nenl repJacement . . . . Rs· quire has lost two of its lop staff mem· hers--Robert Benton. who created the "ln" •nd "Oul" books. ind Da\'id New· man. They left to freelall(t as a team l'aool H•nreid will direct a movie starring Ray Cbarkls, to M mad• in Europe. RANGE SALE H ROYAL 30-36 DELUXE GAS RANGES $199· : 95 • " " j $10 extra for 36" ~~ ,. Equipped with the erlras to make it the Die worker of a dream kitchen. Baclr.guard witla full length work Iicht el cbioc dock with lour-hour timer. Big 23% inch """" md .U eooking kept lewl by ' leg le ' 4 BurDo. With A Brain keeps foods at tbe rigid; tanpo!lllure. Fiber glass inoulaOoD bepo tha lasal ill your faD&'! ••• DOt ill )"'IUr lsW:br boo,,.. WERNER RADIO & T.V. ..., H &R FIRESTONE N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT • ,, FALCON • PEANurs· II .' .. • ·,. : .t SALEJ .·' ' ! - •·• l; ~. it •~ 1111111 Oft mtMfadUier't liol prioo Willi ....lllinl dowo 11 liCIDr J& 111111111& PRICE INCI.UD!S1 TOTAl PERFORMANCE • FRESH AIR HEATER • T\mN SIGNAU • OIL FILTER • SSI·AD.WSTING B~IS.~ '·• ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS ~ ~T BEl.TS • FEDERAL TAX AND PREPARATION j AT YDUR.FORD '· ' •.. \ .. -I ~ i I ; �• l v ar;-f -. . ., • ~ JaAMW Sentinel ·Church News· A BIGGBR WMM ......... ,., ..... .. ... .; LOlllt err u ; . . i' ' Proper Effort Can Win .·..... :, ..... , . I........ ... .. ,. . . Viet ·Nam ·G;yerrilla Fisht IL; weoL i Only ...... 4.99 LoCAL T£MIIII 'l'ht temperature ln Podleroy cliallklt wu G tt·t ~.~ H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX tO. Attend tile Cburcb 01 Your Choice llllld1tJOH WY Z42M OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO• • • ~ : : ; li l . --------------POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "Flowers PM All Oe<oslou" cor. Buneraut" w. Main Phone WY MOlt POIIII!NJ I'I'J) LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY Long Bottom Clmpallll 4 D40r Wan. lllndal'll lhift. lladio aiiCI beater. 4 Poor Sedan. 6 cvl. Automlllc trans. Heater, blaok fJIIl&ij •" STARKS DRUGS - - ·- - - - . - lotle 59FordV8 .. WHEEL ALIGNMENT IIAVGJWood. W. VL . .... CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK .. 130 E. snolld '' LIEVING COAL COMPANY ; ' ! ...biiiiiiO tD .... Will C<ll1111bta, W. Ya. Ph. Muon SP lWiSOI Ii Malll SL '! ; I !,. I'' " I ·,' ' I ' :! : ' ' .I 1 I ....., HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE : ~~~ ~~ . '. I" ' Metp Counlr't No. I New ; 1,_ · b11lanced ·lW ~ , KAUTZ FEID STORE ' .our .., ct•••· ohio Alii" \'0 1111110 ft. 11Ml4e 6«1.,.. One Clrtful loeal *1195 owner. Powar . Not. upllll~. Oftl¥ 11,148 ~areflll lhlltl. luobt IIIII frObt 4 Door ~dan VI. Automltid trano. l'.,_er ateerinfl. ....; and heater. One 1111!11 OW!Ier, 1960 Ford · -• • . · 511 1960 Rambler • • • - tt1 llhnlaeullte• I Door hdlh. I eyl, illandll'<l IHDI, Reattt. ..Have yq~r ¥Yhlloels.eligntd, ftU11111NO • iiATING HI ueoeta 1t. IIWdllpen WY Ul5llo THE DAILY SENnNB. .. . 1961 Dodge ••••• S1S95! 1959 Plymouth • • -.• .;. l Pbotllllt 4 Ill'. - . mwuti Pulh illllon Jlllll. Vtr'f tlean. (y tqUII'Pfll. WILUS ANTHONY Support The Church of Your Cbola 60 Dodge va 1114 ' I llatiod w.,oh. llln~rd thift. . . . *895 63 Riviera • • • .. '3695 Buick'! fllltll•pOI'U ear. C@tlulne ltalhtr IPul- HotpOint Custom Built-Ins SWISHER & LOHSE 7 ! I'" 1 1961 Chevrolet • • · 514951 nr~a~o~ Sooie~ ,N9~ Local tlnlon 118118 /j ~ ~.--INS-VU-:AN-.-~-~-GE0-:CY~ 1962 Comet ... · • • S1495! WY 24D8I OF AMERICA ? 1 Lllleer 2 Door Hard Top. Automatic trans. Radio .... : heater, bucket seats, vinyl upholnery, ' • CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS l \ I 1962 Dodge • • . - - s169Si Near follieN!1·IfliAOII Btldte Llo lo Vaua!Wl, )lgr, ~' l ~I i fl ~~~----- :' I ', ! ' HOUSE / FOREMAN & ABBOn 4 Door Sedan, 8 1!)'1. Automaue ll'llll. ltldio 1nd buill'. STEAK ··Ill'Oux··•ft._ *' i 1963 Dodge · · · -• $2295 ij Crow's FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES 1 ' oe: Elltnlnate annoying vibr~ .' t•ons~ ~~CIIf!~~~ fl~e wear. ' 1954 Ford . -• . ;. • • I Door Sedl!l VB. Standard trans. Rlldio and beater. urea. a solid: car. 1953 Pontiac · ~ · -· I Dollr 9ecbft, Autollllllc tnlla. Jla4lo pd. heller. IALL1 BEN ·FRANKLIN RACINE PLANING MILL .. 1 .·.R. ·H. !IW!Ipln, Oblo 1 ' I MEINER'S BAKERY ··· It& C. JEWELERS ·:· IIUtn of Ooocl Brud JIUIItblllell, .w. fa. "Your lteeptake &toN" m ., 11:. Jlala StNel ; .'~ .Pomm, �' ' " 1· ssified ·..· ds Get Results. FOR "'ALf - ~ TRY DIADEX tab~. {Form- erly Deli·A· Dlet). New name, same formula. Only 98c. Stark DniJ Store. 2 24 30!p ,\'!:: •·~~~;;:•~,.. "";...!..- · .. "·.. •· A. ~;,.;-~·u.;.·,;M ;;;u ,;.;;; --;.;.. 10 lbo. Dry Cl..nl"' $2.00 DISCOUNTS "CKU' & PILIVIIIY M•-· W, Yo. protect 2 29 30tc 'l'be .." . . ~ . . ttlbt t. ll4lt: or UJ .a. d..-.d •llljw:tlplll••... lti'On llboald " ,.. . rtold lll:l....u..teiJ. Tbe ,..,. UI!Nr .m nat 111 rHPCIIWbl• for "*' Va. - Unfurnished house, 4 rooms, BEA11NG PhlmbiJic M~~JIIer utility and bath. 1655 Point ~- .\mold ' llrathen. Line, Pomeroy. Phone WY Z. 118 East Malo Strftl, Pam· ~~~O:;!:i_~~~ 3874, S 3 tic eroy, Pbooe 11'1 WHa. .;;;.-::: ·.:: l::~:l: State HIJhway Imp . Fund l:t91.5S LUMP COAL. Deliver or pick 7 20 tfc c~_...,.,. . . . .. ,,.._,. P ar kll"ll Lot Meter Fund i742.7'J up yourseH. Goeglebl Ready· mmt y . . • ,. . • . . 91U.tu ;. Co., Page St., Middleport See Neigler Building and Supo Total can. vu. FiuutJ • •. M,I1U9 M..... Bond R1Ure . Fundi . . . . 11.580.00 lJ 11 de ply, Racine, for better homes. Poltn Belid' 111d Penal on .S liUO -:.._1 kltchen cabinets an d storm Sapoaal nitary Sewen 1nd Sewan Dt• - ---== FOB:-::-:-:-:;;:-SALE worb con.t. ll'und 4117.08 doors. 11 23 tfc Spec . St. Repair Bond Retirement GIBSON~ Kay -Hannony gultan fund 57.50.00 Gn ncl Total of all Fubd• 113.380.87 and Amplifien, 2t montbt to Trruu rel"• Cuh Bal1nce 1.1'1.YS!I.I4 pay. see or caD nfftD Jewel- PHOTO COPYING 8ervlca. ••tana D•~· 11 ""--! an• ~- - d - n l G~nPr al Fund . , . . . . • , . 1811.11 ers. Polnt Pleasant. W. Va., _....-' 1 -=•~o~~~:• - \A......,.. st. const . M&K . . .• . &2J4.M t:teuter IDsuraoce, Pomeroy stat~o Htlhwa,. Imp, J'und n11.11 Phone SO, BiU Wellman, Les IS Uc Cemetery . . . . a:JO.a 2 P lrkiRJ Lot lht... Fund IOS8.92 lA~~~ Willla mson. uu111y ~ . . . . . . . . . . •t; .DI a.ruea. AATD ....... I Cn ta Pft' word, Ofll tuartkMI lll:bllmum Cbrte fO HDtl 1.1 e mu per word tGC 1'tU"fll n a· NC11U.,.. laaartklna. H % DIMMitt ~~~~ •ft 41nlll Mit 1NI41 wlthM lt fay.. CARD OF THAN1tl 6 OBITU· ABlES - Sl.U for 110 word • I• · t.mwa . &aeb addlt1 011al wor4 l c. •n OFFICI: BOUill 1:11 A. M. te 5:00 P. Ill. Pa117 latlU"UJ -a:JD A.IL to lJ:OO IIOOD rrs 10 J:ASY TO PL.ACI: A .8UVLT PB.ODUCINQ _ _...;Fo :..;:_:_r Rent,_ _ _ PHONE WY 2·2157 ":=========~14 ROOMS and bath. 708 Hobart • St. , Middleport. lf Interested see owner. 3 10 tfc Ctrd of Tlutnks INCOME TAX TrU1t f'Unll l OUR SPECIALTYI REUTER Notice FIVE ROOM HOUSE. Ia lbe first to have the now popular Beatie haircut at Hy· oeU's Beauty Shop, Phone WY ~- We Invite you to stop :===::---:-----:- -:::- Beegle. ctlHLY tooK for Esster. or In and discus• any beauty FlltNISHED apa-ents. Ph II'Qblem. J-Ute WY Z.2776. After 5 p. m. phon• WY 2-307-L GUNS We lluJ, ae11 1Dd lnde pna. 11 Zl tic BWTllfiD ll'ellmlll, Leo William""' · heIt Jew•'Pb · ~ THR .. EE and four room iurms -., -· l!d IDd llllfumisbed apanl>olul .PIIaaal, W. '[:· '1e ments. WY 2-M3~ 12 6 lfc 11 AIJTOMOIIILIIl 1111ur1net beoD A MODERN lllllioe, 6 rooms nDMQNIT fAll your operaand balb, 136 1.Jneo1n Wa I• 1 IT Cd IVY H1t1. PoJDei'O)'. WY UCI20. I 3 tic lillie .. .. ,. 11'1'11.11 &vm~Mry - 23'7 ,9:!5.14 ef Pete Cundiff lt~llttl Property Tlllel - Gen. J'und IH 7'1' .09 Bond Retiremen t Funda .211.391.2:1 Other )o'unda . , , . B478.2tl T otal Prop. Tu:e. . . . • . . 41 ,041.58 .. . 881.24 CIJaretta Tax State. Motor Vrhlcla Tax . 10,1135.10 Gaaollne T ax . . . .. , .... 11,4:18.0o l nbr ruance Ttx. . . . .. . . :ntt.ll Salu Tn and Fi nancial Jntt. Local Uc , and Perm.Jtl Total Lie. and Perm.lta . "!.''~ I Re nts 11 nd lnlereri-Gen. VII . .; J'lnel and COII.t ~.. P c liu Rellli' ln4 Mit e. F111, S1le1 I nd. 1ar1 Gn..... PJamhlll1 ... Uealia& Minem<tlle, e.ta I!:Dd f<llll tewer II'OUbiel We bave aD ,.._ Sewer Macblnet 647. .. lleaooaoble Rateo Call W'i writ Daf or NIPI 7- • lie '4, PHILIPPINES~"' t lto4hm I ' Oceon ~,, ~ ... P:rtel FrHI FrHI 1964 Ohio License Plates on all used cars purchased throueb Marcb 31st. OVer 15 used Volk:swagent to select R'l t B. Nye Co. ~ AthtftL Ohle 3 6 16tc "'lli!r Ph. LY 3-! 231 COUNT-Y, OHIO a op, all' ne • • automatic• radio and beater • new white wall tires, air 'ti ed ed d h'le con dI on • r an wI Hardware, Mason. n. Rambler ...~·ch 1111 w. Va. Cross Hardware.- Ml'd~ Worltl Slaodard II CeiD.p8(1 --n dleport. 3·13-3tp ~ I ... , . ...... ride aad pert.,. SIX PIGS .... IDUDth old, o:ar ~-# _,.""' aad • I .,...... -.n · ab'lilw -z, r""f:Siiiiii:iii~;;;;;t;-..;'";11;-A!~ .. ITpe 'St~poaer"• ~=: ~ & : : .•::.. ~ ' ' • ,...,.. w•.. ea.. -._ _ · , _ " • -•• Pll• •aoe of Blue Lollre pet. Shampoo, Boker ll'unJ. 4 U lie 1 10 -.., _ _ _ Uvestock:.:..___ TillES-TIRES-TIRES 1 _ 2 YEAR old Holstein bull. WHY PAY MORE!? WeD bred, excelk!nt br•eder. ;70~ I~ No. U·lll Nylon Ph. Chester 985-225l. ll<>ger J~ ype . N. Buckk!y, RD 3 Pomeroy. ,'}'h,~" & rer 1"' Ohio. 3-11·31 4-Na. U-111 Nylon P ~'~-:•, ~r----- - 9.97 PONY t"'R SALE. can W'l t2 4 tfc . ( 4.p1_'y ·R~~nNr.t 3lll. lnsur•nce 'HONr wv H9l2 · SUP 'R S'-' RVICE . lnoaran•·• '"' ,..,, penou1 STATION an•' """ "•" """"-• ~--.-----.,...,....· 1 Ptt..... Wt Mill :NF\•; AND u:c~ed WP.Iders, air Rr·,.... !q~uranrt '~"IK'Y compressors, welding rod. IUH 1'o SUI'f ~lmJJ"!' ''' lll !'l ufllnf'P Frfl'f' demnn~tration . Pomeroy lt.ti!f'fll'" In ,_IJ hu·m,. ot lrt _.!"_~·~ ;! ;j 8.971 1 - - l.nnrlmork, Ph. WY 2-2181. _ _~ 12 3U: II. ' liP Vni!Tl """'' '· '"" a I '"'·I eu~Hn,·p .ltm·, '- and tt·'l n.'lou Bud S11>1pson. Ao!en&o. ' e I tfc c,..,_ ra mr m' n ro -o<. • !19 : R•al Est8te FOr Slle P"' . tho' ""'~ . ~nn1 •d honk . , mRfl-11!1. Pf'rw·ll~ ~tnrl h unoPr : F'fiH C:Af.#: Middie;;or:Pt tah· . l<~n•. l""""pto!e II•~· ot pdnt!"'lldtns.. lilclted 352 N f(f ,bufll,ne~~ ftf!f'f.~o;;Jf•P~ . Pr•nl· · S~•t'fmd St.re<e;J. "'tMIPJ»>rl ~o!IJne klcally, Pll(tll• l'{XJ·, .~.J>n<~ Jpr..JJUN'~ ,aa~.., lnont,.. ·· la&fil····'; . OlijQ · ~" I~ it If• f..... ' !l:-!il~)t·'(~- :•;i'iJi.\ . NON-IIIIOINT ••••te ofOF Ja'"' 1. Hot•· Drceated Notl~e 11 her~bJ' 1tven thlt Lol• Hoa:e, A.dmlnl11trat rl:x or ttt. Estate of Jamel It Hoa:e . lat. of Jacluon county, w u t · v lr•lnla, d~~eHIC!d, 011 o:, liratton 1 (3) " · ,., " · ..., , · WED~AY MIXED 8VI'L N . deMr.l altednd MMrra. ~~.:P· WOO: vs , lnd Mn. Clair Woode and Conni Sue ·ea1~t.:~ I eroy and. Mr. aiid Mn. M. :!:;~ -~.t:' .7~!:!! · Aato 448 M. ROuslf J . Crow Handicap . TOTAL w.... Loal 3116 732 25'17 LEAGUE New Biven BIWe Guinore Bob Gilmore Dianne Miller Doug Miller T. . .~ . ,l - ~~ Sll 2011 t79 . uo · TOTAL 1817 Woii 1,''t oau . 8llllo . ppen ~ c..r.: I ' Blind Tom Clellanct ,, ·. ~ 464- ' R'. , , ,· 380 Lois Clelbind' s P. ,., •369 Lola· ~Jbln~Y Mra. Mabel Sli'artl of Atbens I Kon alcEI,lilnney B. AU,man 316 H._ Telejlbone Co, visited Mr. and Mra. 1f¥l B. Kendall 34li Hlrujl<~p Buckley and fanllly .)ail Frldlov Jlandlc!lp . TOTAJ.. ,.. TOTI\J,I · , . ~492 P. LlJiwlelt JiiJ2 Mr. and Mrs. Harry (lutluk! l wi.i·i; 'Loaf I li. ~li!wtll'l 341 ' ,Woio .t ; Loll I i. and Mr. arid M:ra. Charles , Pomeroy No. I T. -Keliiliill 357 · Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ba'iley Woodt spen_ t Sulldo!y _afte1moon l F. Wolle . 371 M. Rl!dlriOnd 311 : IIIII and daughter, Ruth Ann and with Mr. and Mrs: J: D. 4:12· Jllndl,cap 8119 Tommy Ewln~ were "'"""t 1Mr. Carr Js. recovering' Irom a D. Reed R. Rarr • · . ' Sliz .to'J:At ~~ · guests of Mr. and Mro, Dak! l b~ Injury recelvec!. a couple B, Nease '· , ' , . .' ,3o11J ·. .: waa 1, IMt 1 Smith of Logan and Mr. and lof '!leeks qo, ,. · . · m. Crow'• lleollioriM Mrs. J, E. LI!V.cy of The The 'WSCS ~181)11 io' hold Its B. Roulh 675 · B. CrO)h Plains. nexl ·mel!llna TUesday lfter· Hitnclteap''• i• ' ' 1 · ' · 2489 , D. Baker' · . noon' st l:SII! March 17 with TOTAL Won ~- ~' , · ·, . , K. Whal,y • anMd.r.sonand GMenrse, . Heerenry Garitet WlnCilind at w of Lela d ~- Jjllte !. - . "C. ¢row.;•. dinner guest! of Mr. and. " . 3!13 D. Crow Dores Amold and family. ' ·, ; ~- ; Jllpdlcap·· Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs : . 356 TOTAL . visited Salnrdw with Mr. ahil Plains '· Mrs. B~frle Phi IIi,-•,' A~IJen!. . day; The Young Married .Cln'" a. Mr. tho Rock S' rings· f.o!ethodlit '. Church Will ·have a sh rJwer 81 Mrs. · the church. .on .M•r_<·b 19 at 7:3.0 ed a · p, m. bo-JI{I~s· f.blin fuaoiel · All ladles of a,nd a· tht' . Invited• .\. ' IJand. · Rock Spriggs SOCiety ' NOtes ..= ·zl r. .• . ~ w. t:!l:'t' .;';ud:!k! ~:.:r:.b•J-Illo - · WooS, Loll . :I 1lle MYF h tdd Jts regular •1:~ . t. ' lfl '' D. Dlrlll TOTAL at 10•4S a m ith E t~ Jor leading · · a· dw mes t'"nd 18Y' of 18 n an a a.e sncf ' 471 L. Grimm W. Crou H. Calrnll the Probate Court of Melt• County • Ohio , an IUt hentleated COJIY or t b • practice for the Easter Sunrise l...etten of Admlnl1tnUon of • •kl e 1. Service . late j ranted In the County Court of · Jackson County , West Vlrllnia and Mr. an4 Mra ' Haroli:l Swarl Z that the claim or clai ms or any cred· . •· " ltor or H ed lton of llld cleced•IU anc! fanuly ,of WilUainstown ahall be pretentt d to t hll Court Va s~nt Sund lth • within month• after tht elat e of . '' ray W hJ8 lttid llllna or be lOre"ll llr bll~n~d • • a parents Mr. and ...... Hobart poalble lien upon the Ohio Real e. S t . ~~- • • "'-te or nld del!l!dent. Wartz and .atteJided c,hUJrch.i Dated thla C. lOthBACON day or M•reh 11114. here Sunday mornin1, • . JOHN I :: Raelae 1: to freat..n soon. VI 3 10 ·3tc -- . Wta I, Lori ,' I, S rid hool U ay IC attendance on IN THI 'IOIATI cOUaT OP: MIIGI . . . . •r " ' • l - • I . . . .. , ......... WMPO Radio -. fa . Handicap TOTAL Society Notes rate flnancine available. ffniRh Sharp price $650 Ph 2:6'196. 1 tc ever. "Get Star Prolin ... Eb- ~---= ' MoiOI .l li,.._ . Do~ Alfred. I II II< from . On:the-tpot low bank .,!., , W• Q;pt 4 I : 1'1' IS NO'!' J1n:Ry QUJ!:S'!"'ON •-T PJ!!"\VIiill ~ AIIIIWSR.-PUBI.Jl.roll STRUS H. Whitlatch . Anderson Auker Bacon AIJtTIONEER Complelo Somce Critt fjndfonl Write, ,._, • Coelllel A. C. BRADFORD Raeile, C*le JfCXII:B 116.: earl Coco Cola For Sale I " PDX GZTIIXP IIY GL,.'l'XOO BCI ,.IIYGPOY,.l PJr , J:LK.EIIQlt.-ll'liCI• - ·~ · ~~~ 'II ~ ~~~~"""~"""""""""""",,I NDTICI 0' PILINI ~~~H:=,.:~f,.~- March 8, W81 58; offerin& WBS - · ID COPY OP LITTIRI 01' A'..OINT· tl:S 55 WANTED TO BUY·. One or FOR SALE: 1!157 Ford 4 door MINT •• NON •IIIIDIIOT IXICU· w' ' hi I' b rdt F · la 500 V-8 "fOR OR ADMINIITlATOt IITA1'1 OfS P Serv ce1· Were held . ii . - G. Craig .4'1:1 .. · D. Williams T. Chapman Ill TOTAL 23'11 Woa I, lAIII Z Plckeaa IW'IIIIIP. Hanitan c. PlctenJ R. Clark J. Musser J. Citt;lllllll TOTAUI Woa ·1, lAIII I • 17 ANNUAL s . E. Ohio Hereford Association Sbow aoxl Sd. Tuesday, March 24, 19M l!oebprlng, Fairgrounds, P-..y, Ohio, Sbow, t :OO o. ~ .SIJe I :00 p. m, 47 Mglsterod Herefords, horned ond '?"': · . iS" · ' .ill . !S117 J. Fox 0 tall for aam• at the Jew· WY 2-2518 I~ D. Mb lbe.,late Dayton Ashworth SJ'• W •·t• ·454 BENDLEAGIJt Property ln custody of $11 m Team High Series 1878. Anyone haviPg Personal ._..._. ......,.. 2C4 .. ' .. Woa 0, Loil S N, •wu COWl 1 . Ind. m~ ' ciailie; Men,' .\'rl Stobart 219;1women Dee Siiearolngen 185. · · Ind. High Serll!s, Men, A r ·t Stobart 636; Womon, · BIUie Gilmore 475. Team Hl&h .Game ...: BOx Can State Bear an4 Liquor Lie. NOnCE! elr)' Store on Saturdays. :. ' · la7. 3lt Irene Cundiff' · Mary CwHllff: Bill Cundiff Handicap TOTIlL Road.l.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 VOLKSWAGEN 1!:l'W .·: -:' .. . 1871 · UDiou,: .. tbloa Barbara Roush Ralph Roush Mary , Ro>ush Jim Greu Handicap TOTAL Woa t, LollS Klq PlDI Opal Bostick Joe Bailey· Dee Swearlllflen Dale Swearllt1<111 TOTAL . ' woo s, Los&t ·. •f C'l Santt'1r y Sewen and Sew&lr Dlapoial Worb Conlt. Fund 1"1.281.40 Speelal Sired RepalE. Bo~ Retirement Fund .. IJS.IO Grand Totll or all Fund• 1311.710.99 . OUtlt&ndinl Warrant. ll1• .85 1 Tot.tl BalAnce Ud Outl tandlnl Warr1nt1 . . ., •• 237.935.14 I Total Calh Bal. ne~ . ltl, 1913 Cbristln•ll,""""""""""""""""""""",ll 2 ll tic IJI'COME TAX service. .C. B a room •l"'''tment with base- Simpson, Johnson Simp!!OO llk!nt and garage, 143 Butter· Insurance Agency, Coats Build nut Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Pb. lng, Middleport. Phone WY z. Wl :I-SI27. 2 10 tfc 2903. 1 6 90tc - -- ; .. Art Stobart 'i'OTAL Woai,Los1 .1 · I Contocl Don Reuter At thank my relat1ves HOUSE, rour rooms and balh, many newly decorated. 1647 Lincoln letlora, <ardo, flowers and vis- Hgts. Key al 1641 after 6 p.m. 3 7 6t;> Accounting & Tn Service ill during my hospitalization. Call SH 2-4359. Your klndne,. will never be FURNISHED apartment, 5 231 Mill St. Mkldleport ""'&ot1eD. Mro. Earl Denny rooms and bath. Middleport. fvrmerly Fry Plumbint Shop Sr. WY 2-3874. 3 3 lfc PHONE WY 2·2029 to IIIII friends for their -=-~- Total Gen. VU. Fundi • , . U ,'IOB.'I'lt Bond Hetln. f'unda . . 30J.97.31 Poll ee Kelld a nd P~ n•on 4568.M WANT AD Wanted To Buy ,· ..42.£,-·. ll.hlllfll. ·' ;:'7'--,-;----;-:-'--;--- ror Wa•t M pd!!ed. .' with ARAB U-d<>-it Coocen· COMPAC'r Sweepers. Authorbtrate. King Builders Su~ply l!d aai•o and service. Write Co., Middleport, Ohio. 1502 16th St., Parkersburg, W ¥. ot. Pu.bUnUoa AEGUU.TIONI · . laWD and sbnobl from insects ' • JtQ I wANt Television - Revue . 1 _,..,, 1 Hour Cl'"" 1"" Alhorlntl ond IIINirlno , _ •nd Zl-rs 77W543 lOLL Tenni... and MoadQ' \Doorn ~ Sh•died in . . • '·.. "'If . C&SOE rn.a· ·· "" '" "· '"' ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY Bo\DimD *-• ._ ......ness ...rvtcM clellnr. Ballor II I _,.. .............. D-.1:- ' I Dry Cl oanI111 "" •• •••• M .... Bros.. l#lptlr, Ohio. l'i>..J . ... JJI, ,....,,_,.,. •·,..... , ..... ~... 1 P. 0. llal IL I U llllc , aftCI Shirt Loundry '"'"'""" " '""" 1 ~'::!'1.., StM P. II. DQ BeiHe hbUHU. . Uaad•J O...Une • • 4. lrL -n - - - - - - - - - - OJI - TNI VU,L•• I OP POMJa~ Ml~l couoon, 411!10 · ... _:r; ~.... • P•r tM PJMII 'YHf IIW"'- u,-ull ltrlw l:=========;l ,:=,:,~..011:-e,:.:-,~-,::' :r-::= WANT -AD •INFORMAnON CANCILLA'IONI COa:ucftOMI WIU '- lll!fti!W DUI t:ll Gre'atY~~a.._ Pomeroy-Middleport,_0 ., M*::}!• 1964 r XU: t0rJ41 01 lot lilt. •• , ' • 1-DallJo SentiMI. . TBBll FRIDAY . . WJ~H RADIO i~ .~ ~LQG ,,. <Mt"'IP'iol NtQ IWOND&Y 'l'iiROIJGB FIUDAY 5:05 World, Nalllllial Newt 5:15 Spotllgbl 011 Sporll ·~45 ~!lin On 5:25 Weather 1:30 "SeWI fle!tdllnu 7:31 J,!UIIcal Clock . 5:30 lllrmer Musicale f : 45~ ....I. . ••• SleD Off SATURDAY 1:00 .~ Valley News : 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 1:05 World, National NeWI 1:10 SporiJI 1:411 Tbe I.Jfellne S:OO Sip 011 Newl &:05 Sacred Bart S:2ll CotttiiQ Juabor11 1:30 Farm Nna l tlli Ptt llullnrll, 11-W-1" • •• Malp sa. a'-· 1:. Nwl ' 1• ~ , . Nna ' '• Part7 l'lllkra: . . dwue C'l'utl.·'l'llltn.l t :• Cau111ry Mllllc 'I'lll1e 1 18 ,.__ • ,:as ....._ :;;;;·&;:'-.. 1;45 CotmJQ hjaw 1, 116 lbukfalt PuV t:JS J - 11uJct Sbow 10:15 10:35 10:40 11141 u:• U1. 11:01 11:15 111• . 1:111 The Good I.Jfe Mllllc In The Air Uadlt o.te Sldea 'l1lia Ia llulill 'hp Tea Sbow Top Tea lllow (Dutloul) 7' 50 News Report Ndlll Ntwl I:Go Br llf.•llt PI$ Mllllcll Inwlude 1:15 PlcP'• ••• Oldo van., Nan l:ll BriPJ81a1' Sllo•'l'llara. Bet. klla TMb 1:15 World, Nalll1181 1fews 116 '~ Cloc:ll 1>30 VIII ....... ~!pan~ Plltlilr Puv , _. 56 'dlmmiiiiQ Nwa 1:10 SJIQI1a TlliiiJ 1:15 Weother l'lctwe : : ,~ ~lllltu•WIH'It 1:• & ....044 Sirtnlolll t:~ -~ · k of die ToWII . : ...,... ·1:00 8lp 1:11 Mllloll Qock t· 55 . Couafl Nnl ... Nwa 1:6$ NeWII lUl y Wol'lidp lloUr t:05 Coffee Willi Jlllll .lNLIAt ... llfl I u Qoclr It-II 'fWII!e Mow t:O Betty N 7:11) Sign On 1:30 Song & Stol')l Time 10:30 .~bstrlo&10:05 MlniBterlal Asooc. 7:35 Ar11i,f Hour 9:45 Famlly Worship Dour 111:~ Wllild NeWI 10:21) CounlrJ Roe DoWD 1:05 illr* tl Tru1lt 10:00 NeWI 11:00 Morning Melodle8 ••• &ur' tf ~ 10:05 lligh School mt Parade 11:05 Swap Sbop 11:15 CouDiry Drllterl M·W 1:00 Wlap G1 u.&lJai· 10:55 New• 11:15 Mason ct. Agr, Ezt.Tut 1:3i 1111111 ._ nilr ti Yotr U:OO Army Time 11:4li 'World Ne1fll ll..lb A.S.C. ~ lt:IIQ fl'olilteq 11:30 Special Community 11 :55 Counly New• 11.15 FIIIDily Wonnlp-'l'bun. 1,1:3i Wlllll. Ill People ProgramJ 12 110 COmmlUIIty Newt 11:35 Farm Bureau U:Ot Coualry lf¥lllll .'l'llali 12:00 NeWII Roundup 12:0ii :LOcal Newo II:~ Tloy'o CounlrJ 8yiDilS ta:• ,._ Nt!'l 12:i0 \ p,jarteta 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:110 Noon Report 12:15 The Seateb 12:25 Newa 0 01'111111 12:U. Mid Day Weatller 12:1i Muslc Jull For You DtiD JM, klitl T 12:110 Saturdly Mallllee '12-20 Evllll BUUetln 8oard 12:1b Goeiller'e Guest Star-Frl 1:118 Billy Grabala 12:25 Nm O'Graina ~ I:55 NeWII Beal 12:30 Music Just For You loa taltbetu Hour 1:00 Saturdioy Matinee 12 : 30 '~ Ageat · ' 3:00 Plaltel' Party 211lQ The Cburdl AI W'" 2:55 News Beal · 12:4li COuntry Go Round t:lb Blaettaar Sbow·Tuea. l:li Tbo IIIYJ 8wiDp S:OO Salllrday Mallnee l:Sii''News Beat 4:30 Local News It· Tile 811 1Ae .. . · S:55 ·News Beat 2:00 C.,unlrJ Go Rcund f:OO Dlselni! with Doss Z:Sii·l(eWI Beat ' 4:51 Bowllq 8corfl 81116 1'b6_• . . "' ·. -. . 1:00 SlmdOWD Serenade Jlati t:30 Top TeD . . _ J :itl Me ·· Breall ,_ ..,,.-,.... ~I S:IIO Sign Off 1:01 Bal!illl . . •a'a. 1:00 News : ~=L l&nJUAt 1:30 Worl4 : ia ' - · I:II ·DIIDM 1:81 1:00 Sign On ~~. 011 w...- :"t lr HAR0\.11 GRAY. ': ,.. FINO Ml>/& <lNIY 'I'll! CARCA68 a: A ~UPID OLD WHALE,.....,.,. 1!)()1( THE WRONG; TURN, 'THREE 'THOOSAI'lO '.'EAR<I AGoO ~ HA·HA! OON'T~ <aiR I NO WHALE. EV&R W<'S AS FlJI.I• OF METI>L AS OUR • INSTRUMEN'll; PRO/II 1!J!!il ToO~ IS ! ou C::'runc1 if...., V*- .,. a.n -J . THA NK 'rtCU 1 MA1AM . i~AT5 VERY K!ND 1-i." . OF "t'QJ 1 MA'Nil 1 ' -; �r Ruth Ebersboc:h Is Presidet~t of . CountyCouncil ' Melp . Jlilil. ' . t.i t j t . .t ~- - 1 • __..-, en tine\~., ' COunty Ramo CoullclJ bold .at • !' ..' , . I ' .' ) 11 ' I· J .. ivetlnchin wu ' llfrs: oi McMtnir; a Home Extension ' ' ·. .' .. ~ : ack Toward BankS Card Club Cu&~~ 1er1111 of 10 were pllyment of fllles. will! ' puchaaiDI Wllliam . Price, 112 Sta~ St. Pomeroy over the week encl. VlSJTS PARENTS Her brother, Robert Pi'lce, of Mrs. Mabel ZwUJing visited I Charleston, was also jll'esent wit~ her parents, Mr. and - Sen. ' for the homecomina. Rotary PU~es . =.Planning ft)r Easter Event Held March 2nd -SO DO YOUR SPIRITSI / 'l'hat magic column of figures mounting higher and higher, when you save regu• larly here at our bank, mak~s you feel like flying. Bank savings cush1on yo_u like a cloud, too, against sudde~, unexpected .feel· nses• For that ouwf-thls-world expe · J"· . ing, start saving here at our u..-.e~ kbank-soon. we suggest._~\ A.t Meig• General ,. Mrs. Hauck is Hostess of Jolly Club • IS on March 30 ' . . Into Action We Pay 3% lntere1t On Savln11 A hostess gift was presented to Mrs. Donald Hauck when the Jolly Club met Wednesday eve.'ling at her Osborn St home. Mrs. Chari-. Strauss. president conducted the short businesJ sess1on and lt wa!'i vot .'d to l)ll.rchase a flower for s shut- '~ in St Easter. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth was awarded to Mrs. Hauck, who also received a 'bir'hday gift from her secret pal. Games were played and a pn;• awarded to Mrs. Wilbur Harming. Refreshme-nts were senoed by the hostess to the abf\ve named and Mrs. R o y Mayer. Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. Gene Evans, Mrs. John i belt and guests. Mrs. Alb<>rt .Woodard and children, AND Martin and Janey Jo • ,. L . ' :M~yer. The April meeting will held at the home of Mrs. Rov ., ' YOU'LL FIND THE LOWEST PRICES ON ALL HOME FURNISHINGS AT •• BAKER -FURNITURE t' MIDDLEPORT, 0. Pontiac Tempest bas a new 6 FOSTER ART BOOKS $1.00 "~' IOOK·sfQRI Tony Webster, an lmJmrl•ontl television writer for years, a comedy LP J't'Cordinnjg:a~;~i~::l "Tony Webster's 1\1 Counselor.. on the market der the Verve label. It Ia a 1 ny platter. ' GOOD FOOD IS A FAMILY AFFAIR Family dinli>JI i8 alway• a pleasure here. due to t h t prompt, polite sen.'lCe and wjcie atray at dilhea to pletH •••1'7 palau. Tht Martin Restaurant MIDDLIPQAT, ~. : ''I . Services for Mrs.Mayto Be oa Sunday . ., B .A H (,~~'R" :. ., --- ~· ' .. ' . ' -l - ' ''· Help a.-a! llolpilal ADMISSIONS - None. DISCHARGES - None. '·' MID~k.I;Qa'f, 0. ' llOUTI 7 that's smooth, quiet,~ ·· . ' . '/•.I' . ... '·' .f ' ' ' l 1 - .publlc � 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 13, 1964