https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/acac141ab6407451edcafc97b3ad5531.pdf b529c6d82b1711d49ed9aede5d73b082 PDF Text Text 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 �I (' .'. ~·~ ~ Flooded Out P.o~ero)i· . " ' r· • .,_. .. . - ., •• '· ·amily's ' ife by the ·ru~tr' The Daily Sentinel , .. ' ~·. ' . : Joey Jay May Be:Fined$50BByReds PAGJJ llUTTERNUT FLOODED - Water backs up Into Sugar Run quickly when I he Rl\ler CQmes up. Soon it gets on Bulternut-Av, forcing residents coming off Lincoln Hill Drive either to come down the flood exit by the old Sugar · Run School. or go vi~ Middleport, UNLESS, they want to do what these two are doing, ·forge through thi water, . PLENTY WATI!:R- There was-and still~ lc!day-plenty of water In Pomeroy. The erelll .cam~ at 5"2.8.ft. and th)s picture of the 1tore1 and shops at the corner of Main and Court, wltli the ·courthouse, in the l'lght background; abOWI ho.w It lookJ to people· brave enouell to get out into-the swirling, muddy •water in small boats. Thll Green Lantern laiD ·the corner quarters, and the O'Btien law offices Ire above . .. I .' ' I' ' ., ,I -·~ .• jl:. ~ . . ~ ....·· :\hi,..,;,'"'~" I - ':'· ON SYCAMORE STREET-· Water at the 52.8 foot level covers Sycam6re and E. Sec'ond-St:, and even forced the Ohio .Valley Plumbing Co., .•on the upper .side-• of Seoond-St;· to start moving. Clean-up work, a costly process for the village govern· ment, was to begin as soon as possible. .. •J -··) ' \I Worst Flood in Decades Swirls into Low I!egions of Valley Leaving Destruction ry Unlttd Press 1Dterna,lona1 . that "no time will be lost" In [to l~'ave nornes along the PlgTfle worst Hoods in two dec· 1 aidirag an estimated UO,OOO, eon River in Indiana's Vanderades sw;rled Into the tower flood victims. I burgh County. Oh1o Valley today, creating Light Rain Falls At Golconda, 111., ,.,!dents new mi,.,ry , ~,nd_ devastation. Moro rain fell -in part• we:edaccd.. wltiHba-l!llolc"'·"''. leavtn~ bohind more than _. $2'00 lh~ flood are~ today but auth· tee•.ering across a 25()-foot rail· mllaon In darnaae and 50.000 oru.les hoped 11 would be unsul- roaa trestle , lww feet above per::ons forced ~rom llomu. . ficient to cause new overflows. , •wo•len Lusk Creek or driving Officialr of &tricken states More than 100 persons fled 115 mil.. to get ~ the other · fro!" Pennsylvania to Missouri from homes m Missouri's Pem- ~ sid• of town. The only highpleaded for ·a stepup In fedetal isc·>tl County which got its first wa•1 bri~J[e wa• lnundlted flocvl control projects. · Pres;. flcx,1 In d7 years when • levee Workers Save Dam ' dem JohnM?, wbo took gov~r- bwot. Fnday spilled overflow R•sidento of Clear eree~ Valnor• of lndwna. lllmoiS .. Oh1o. as 1oucl> as 5 feet deep over • ley ··~Lancaster, Ohio, were Ke;ot~cky, and :W<wt Yirglma on 112,000 acres of farmland en- more fol11ll0te. They had been an a1r tour qf .tbe , flood regiOI• , dat.~ermg the towns of Wardell wal'l'ed to flee when an earthen Friday, promised · -help. ,After and Bragg C1ty. , dam developed 8 20-foot break I the )\2 hour .survey. he pled~ed _ High water_ for~ 700 more bu! dive;·s managed to ope~ 009<! valves and save the dam. r Will Aek To.Speed At Indianhpolis, Inc..' police Up Qinttol Projeete recovered the body of • PITTSB,iORGH (UPI_) ~ ·Gov. year-old boy drowned the I floc 'ed White River. Ain SeyJame• A.' Rbodes of Ohio said moor, Ind .. man was rescued ] today be · would ·ask ·. President afte, his car .was swept from Johnson lolaccelerate flood eona White River bridge trot projo:ets the Army l;:ngiHope was abandoned at Henneera plan In Ohio. , HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UP[) der•on, Ky., for I workman The gQVI!l'IIOr made the state- Th A Co of E · who fell from a barge into the men! In · 1 talk' with · newsmen - e rmy rps nglll· _ . . eers estimates that this week's swollen Ohio River. as he stood by to jom PreSI- 011 10 . R'1ver flood caus ed "• 15 .5 More than 25 Indiana hi•~~h aar , den! J obnson and "' er gover- -11 10 - · dam · ways remained blocked b• high noro In li 'fifdht Over the' flood· IDI n m property age .m · . . · . · ' . . · o. · "' · · . the Cons' HubUn•ton Dls'"'ct wattr. At Aurora. In4.. water stric•en :"" along'''!he· ran •' fe' e·• d· . Including· $11.7 million "' throu·"" "" •'treets · • · 0""' ."'" liJver. , Valle~ . . I along th• river front. " • Rhodes saJd .(he ,Engineers have. alfl)cated A •<W I "'"' farther ' . •po' " i2. million , - for . banks of the -OhiO Itself. rc,ugees . . .1 .,.... Hood CQ!!lrol'o, pr~Je<ts 10 OhiO. The Huntington District ex- llream were attempU!i¥ ·to reHe Jrill ask , tl(~ ·Pre:qldent to tends from New Martinsville ~ tur., to lhelt lotnd, 'but autb,. ldva~ tlie· rilii!!DI!f) construe· the northeast to New Ri<hmond, oriTies said the water would lion. :,, ~ . .. . . . . just above Clncln!)aU, on !he be slow · ln. sbMldlng' and .It The sgov~f!!<!!: ·•tlil> , said . be northeast . to NeW fllc~nloixl, ma~ be as much ao t'l/o weeks would ,~g~ Jllallhe ~'1111' be just abo'fe Cincinnati, .on the before lltime famllfeo cOuld remuiU.pui'jlose ~ PNlt•cl against southwest and tnciudes all lrib- turn an~ begin the massive floods ':.alld fii. . J>~i~ a·. wilier utarles ;, tl,le Ohio between clmmup loli. ": ' ··· supply ana recreational facili· those po1nls. . Tile Army eotps·of Enilneen . tiet• . estimated at Cincinnati . that Natural JloAOurces Dlreetor The engmeers'· · prellml!lary Oftlo River : ftood duilage will ·' ·" • · · • · ,, ~ :.:Moor ·ii'oompanied t b e report oid -· bat · flood control reach $200 mllilon. Hoivy prop- Carl Nor!Qn, Lo~n1\ti'!JO~. ," . . works vented addltlollaj dam· erty damage 1t80 waiH'eported Run, Pometoy,. ......,ll:l 1 ·· : , . · . . . . ago In excess of 'llltl mllllon. along 'Pellllsylvanla's· $uaquo- &ppointed Overhead · Line ...1.1!: The total Included f1'1:.1i mil- hanna River and MbsOU>I'a pervlaor In the Mldtlltport lftr;, II ,. . . . . IY li!"' prevented by IIOrage reser- Black River. ' v!Jlon Of· Oolumboa and Soulh1 ol] ~ :; ;.'!; •; ! •· f. ·". ' .··- ,. - . •• "f- ;, I Flood Caused $1.5.5 MI'}}I'on ~-·· . ':~':" •: . '-"' U.\ In Damages ~.:. r: - ,.·_ •~ .-. i. ,. ' •' . ',. .,_•. '.fo.fll>; r t.ons, 7\T. . :· J. '0 - ,,, D . ally',.SENTI•'EL 1 Mll'llt-MASON a•u ~..;;"" ., ..... ; . .1. , . , 1 . - . T-111,. ...... ' Ia* •.._ 111*! - - · ... .. ..,., - 1· ••-·Itt.., · - l'ub!'•.... ~. u.e M hn••...,, • :1 t 1 ...,•• ""' • "" ,• - ••- '" ..,,,., . ....,... ... ............ 1....... oultoo: .. ""!' . · " -""'' ~ •r '"'~''"" of•• , "'>i' ... , lA- Ju, ... ~ N.....w ... ~· ,...,. •- ."..!':'. - "":;":;:., ., ... A::....... :: I ~ and $27 mtlll(ln from Rood walls $50 million flood · e lllld' With lbla promotion he drew and levieil that prevented dam- the mayllr 1018pended: the city the attention ol a&e from actual crests. works director, blaming hhn C.SOE bou10 m&Pl<lne, A breakdown of d a m a a e' for falltng to clooe g~a· In the. sent I · reporter to the . . JVa:ter . "'"· ,..... ' '11' _~ tJUUJII: ~-- Iot' · 'ttiCir., ·-· .... I .. caused .,. .the tilgh in· _ cItY'~-. 11'L "-~" 1 . 7a: ~~ ·~ wa clu4ed, ill addition to $11.7 along enougll'to_lvert di!i!aae \o boil- out lo be an llftfrnoon the Ohio, $1.6 million from !he !II!SS places. . re ln the widely knoWII Muskl•m•~ - 000 trom the '111• Red cr... apened I Ul.'' .. ..,-•• , ' . . areh · t ""'--In II, Ohl Ll'•]'-~•-1e ">>IDWI . jvJiriiGn, Hocking and f'71'7 000 from the w ouse 1 """' na o , ..e ., ..... """' .. Seloto, ail ~~. to ctl.jlrlb\lte IUI'Jillil fOIId to ref. Carl NortOn. ha been · UgMl! ,roturnbil to fkl9c\ dlim-· CliSOE tor liiXIt!in 7ear1; be'lfbt. The teJIOI'I' loilt damage ~re- •ged lionles.-· ,, · · ~~~M~ng Iii 1N8. Beiore that · ventod_ liy fiondwal!J Included At _SbepherdsvJUe, KJ::,-a ·Red was 'l'll!llhe>hnhsylvanla an estimated .1.7 mUilon . II Cross food ' ~ ~··iiled· 112 roaa for l!i<ye.ri, lima ·. . I _n a •u ~-9<1• - ... ·~• Pleasont' •lnd • rillill011 at for aa,-. by ·IY NidH Sa a .·'hiich tMM& ~~: ~r ~.:."; Hu~ W•. VI., ihd f\4 River. Howev~, \'81 j>olm arid !hi US r;a\>Y: ~ J&ved 1in • . • : : -... :::"' ia~ P~~ .and f4 ,Coleebur&~ x,7, ~ :flo. South ~ . Ill! .• ,.,.,,..;:c.. _. . . . . Ioil.at .lr1111or!1 Qbli. . 11.!«1!. ~c • ;_ .. ,. " .• , .•. Frlllclt II!~. . ·· t.· wo · -Y ' e ·* ' ' SeeThe Full U.,. At ... �f • 1>. •• I c.__._..,ll~~~~~==o.,~~~ f Prospeetive Hospital New Hiroshinla's . J,' r ' ,, New In Fwming 11111; I i '! 1\ JJ I IIJO)"Vjdd~ 0 ., liJir; 1(, J1 Triggerman Colle@ians to ' Is in Trouble List Programs ... I\ "· .. ' Working Mothers Must j: -3- ROOMS LATEST NEWS IP'CIWZEI OF ALL NEW FOI tiOSE (Cllntlnued from pap I) smltLY FURNITURE =::FRIEl ss9s·oo Diles Raditlar Co. BAKER FURNITURE 245 1. St.te St. Middleport, Ohio . l :i f i, TO OWN THE BEST! .t l ij . New Holland ~ PURCHASEj PLAN i I II a--FOR SALE---.. ' JOHN DEERE I 420 CRAWLER I I I . 'J ~ Fulton·Thompson: Tractor Sales With 81adt MCNIRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CD. PHONE WI N202 WOW! PIAlLiftiiT WHAT BARGAINS IN · ORDER The WANT ADSI "YOUR- a~ FaTILIZER If you utuelly jump with joy over • bargain you found through the want ads, you won't be t h e fir1tl That lmpos•ibly-low price you were hoping to find Is mo.t often found thro~~S~h W•nt Asl•, Check them newl N ~Q TO PLACE WANT ADS CALL WY 2·2156 ... ltACINI, 0. 8TAfltTINQ AN GIROW.IN .. . -polat...,....., •r-111111111t ........,, You too llllilloo- • ....., willa 110..,.,palal ...l'W......'I'olloo •:1 .. b JO IIIIUhol ••til.. illllllf "irltll klllio .. aollot,Mfta .. ... - llll&rtil J -•'otlll! . .. 'lras•alllt: lo eltaMIJ, ..... ~ ( 'M-Ia"llillilr. 4til)' .: . ' ' ' CAROLINA , . .. ' '. • ! ' ' I •• ' / too ahl, ', ' ' �' - • ~-- lassified t' I' t-DIIly Sent!Del, JU~eroy·Middleport, 0., Mo.. 14, I FORSALI ~ME 6EEN SIIFFERING LrrTU ~~ Et~'w.· l IT WAS 1/~ f'A!NFtlf.. tds Get nesults. WANT AD INFORMAnON ...... .er hr Want Ad IH"Vi.N I C•W word, ODI IJatertiOD llllahaua. cnaraa 10 NDW 11 cmw ,u word fH ~to. ..cutl•e lllMl'UODII. 'Ibr•• in Only Five Years, is First Communist Satellite in New World H~• DIIHUnt •n ~~ Ml 1M afl ,.., within 11 411Y'CARD or TRANKI • OBITU· Al.lr.l - U .JB for ao lt'ol'd miD · UDWa. lbcb ..w.ttiomll wGril le. ot'TJCI BOUltl l:tD A. K. \o 1:00 P , .Ill. DailJ' ' lai\u!IN' -1:30 A .M. toO lJ:OO QUOD JT'I 10 f.Ail' TO PU.CE A / ft,fiULT PBODUClNU WANT Al> PHONE WY 2-2157 DAILY CBIPl"OQUOTE - Here'l how to work lh 4XTDLB4AXB lo LOlfQJI'IJLLOW Ont JeUer IUnply -taads ,..r &AQther.la thta -.m.ple .A. .-._llll4. tor tllo tbne IJo, X tor 1M two O'o, otc. SlnJ!o leUenr, apaol<ophleot, tho loqth ...d tonnaUon ot 111e wordo are all hinto. li:aeh day tho &l'O dUfOl'OilL OOdo- Society Notes NOTICE! Anyone having Personal Property in custody of the late Dayton Ashworth I call for sam• at the Jew· elry Store on Saturdays. ~ llthenL Ohle Ph. LY 3·1238 "''''ttr Worid StaiMiard •• Compart Ellcelleace 17 ANNUAL S. E. Ohio Here· Ric ••r room. ride and perform ford Association Show and ance SmaD car economy •nd Sale. TUesday, March 24, 1964 maaagerabUil} Rockspring: Fairgrounds, See Pomeroy, Ohio. Sbow, 9:110 a. Motropolilu Molon m. Sale I :110 p. m. 47 regist· E. MaiD Streot, PomeraJ ered Herefords, horned and Pbe•e WY Z-3111 polled. 3 6 16tc I D lie For 5•1• Livestock LAIJ!f ·f WAS LBB KTN LTQVZ •1M BOMGTM , -UAGVVGVR CBHS NATlCAN ._ ..... __ _ a,pbplotet mm TO SECRBT PIJRPOIIB.-DISRAELi: o• ..auco:mas lS . WMPO Radio "WhiAid•r• liiMn rou un't pt him • 1po11tor ••• . . ; J'OU tried tilt headllCiflt ramtdJ' people?" 8,011 Countey Music Tlmt - - - . - - - - MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY ~ 1:00 Sip on Newa 1:20 coontry Jamboree .aaCIW Bs8rt us Jolin llarins · ~<t .r· , ' · 1::11-Coantry .lllllbont 6:45 Country EipteQ . PliOORAM LOG 1:00 Community News 1:111 Farm N11111 7:05 Bnaklaal .~ariJ M~Y THBOUGB FRIDAY 5:05 World, National Nen 1:16 Pal Bllllram, M-W·F 1:15 Jo~~e~ Buick ~boW 6:~ Sign ()n . 6:111 Spotligbt OD Sports 1:46 Melp Cl AJr, En 10:15 Tbe Good IJfe 7:30,..l'!eWI lfeadiiDH 5:215 Weather 7•00 News 10:35 Mlllic In Tba Ali q1 , Mll8ieal Cloell 5:30 Dinner Musicale 7:01 J!rukfost Party 10:t0 Under 0111o Skfea 7:A 'fl1e -~ 8:30 Blgn OU 7:30 NeWI 10:41 Tbls 11 Music LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII 8::,01J1o Vane, News SATURDAY 7:311 Pickens Jlardware 11:05 Top Ten Sbow 1: , ,World, N•llot)ol NeWI 7!11 Sip On, Musical Cloct (Tuei.-Tbura.) 11:3& Top Ten Sbow (Dulloaal I : I0 Sporll . 7:45 Tbo L1!e1Jne 7:50 News Report 12:00 NGOD Newa · 8 lS Weatller l!lcturw 8:00 Oblo VaDey News 1:00 Brelkfut Party 12:16 Musical ~IMlude I '18 Mlllk!al Oock 8:05 World, National News 1:15 llrlibl ,star Sbow-Tbun. 12:10 Rev. Merllll Teela 8:115. ~UDII)' N11111 8:10 Sports Today 1:30 Vau Pall'ldl Sports . 1:00 Platter Pani 9:00 M o1 ~ Ton I :IS Weather Picture •:• Bater Furnltur.Wid-lrl I ;OO Suudowu Serenade 1:115 ft!lfOII Odilnty NIWI l•1f MQk!al Clock 8.55 Open Bonn 1:00 Sign Off .lfl:CIO FainDJ WaniiiD Hour 1:11 Nm t :OO News 10:1i Publle Ser:t~teT . 1:00 MQical aoc1r 1:05 Coffee Wllb JIIIOI IRINlJAY IO:ao· Uitcllltrlni t.:io SOIJII" Story T1mt t :45 Betty N - . 7::10 Sign On 10:511 WOrld NeWI 1:8 Famny. Worship 10:05 M1n1s1er1at Auoc. 7:3$ Ar1DJ ll!n!r 11:oo· Milnllna Meloill• 10:00 News · 10:20 Countrt Bot DOWu .'1:05 Herald o1 'l'n!lh ,.~ . ~. 11:«1 Hlab .Scbool Bll Parada Swap Shop 1:311 Boor of Dellveranee , ........., Bella Rlncl 10:$1 News I$ Country Drlflerl M;W 1:00 Wlilp of beaU.., 11:e World Ntw11 .U:OO /i.J'm7 Time . M11011 OL Afl. Jlljt.Tue 1:111 Blhle SpeW 1o y~ ll:SI MuoD Co!ml)' N1111 :30 Sptdal Communi"' .IS A.S.C. ..__""-FrF .10:00 V-'·· ot __....;..l.- .. . IZ:OO Comnni'IIIJ Newa ' '•us•~ ""'" • ••¥"""1 ••, NFa~nJ~y Wonalp-Tiun. 1o:111 Wash. J~Qqrt~ to. .-~ 12.... • •••• ...._ _ 00 """ w ......... """" .. Farm Burei1i . 11:00 Countr; ~ Tid;'' '' 12:1t Martell IJ:IO IIUIIIdn 8qard 11:6 'l'llly'a Country 1bw :12:00 Nooa ~12: ~ Mid 0., WM!her 11:25 lteill ·o Grlml 12:00 Naou Report 12:111 Tbo 8oarclJ 12:" ' ~1111J BnllelliJ Bolrd 11:30 ~ M•!IDM 12:16 lllllic JUII FGr Y011 IZ:IO Rev. Merlin Teebl 12:il NIWI 0 0nru . ' i:ll Nm ~~ . Gooasler'1 0aest l!lllr4'rl 1:00 "'"" at~•-~ n :IO ~ - Aieilt ~:00 . . ..!' MIIIDet Music JUII For You 1:311. L;iberau . 12:4Hl0un117 Go 'IIGIIIId f:ll N... Bell , l:OO Platter Party 2:00 Tbt Church AI Work ~:· ·t~:-:o a.:.... . ' ~~ ,Sa~ MIIIIM t:l5 lllaellnar Sllow-Ta.. I: IS Tbt Navy sw!nO 40:, · . l.;oe.Nift.Jint t:SD Lae.ol Ntw11 1:35 Til• Big Ue I :" ~ Beat , . . ' · ' f:.. ~ wi1IJ DQa t:M, ~wJint 8eGN 1:00 Tbt QuJM Boor S:I!O'·Le,l'l 1Ua a•JII!ilk ' t:M Top· Ttin.· a.1:00 llladow!l ...... . ~ 1:35 SunA·~ Show••••'., Bum . - . l..oJawl'l:lt•News . . ' . ~ • __ mUJ Off 1:00 Bapllll -llllar t:IIO . llllb MusJctll 1:35 World Jn Revtelr' , · • EXPERIENCED VIQGNBMB WAS Y-.taoda.,.• CONBTAJICT 1964 Ohio Lict>n !le Plates on all USE'd can purchasl?'d through Marrh 31st. Over 15 llsed Volkswagen• to meh."cl from. On-tllE'·Spot low bani rate nnancine avail abl e. l!ii'A C. B. Nye Co. • ,,.. - WJEH RADIO .•,. lv HAROLD GRAY ER-·I<NOW AN.V MORE- jHiqt" 16- WHATIM£1¥1 . ....... ,n n- . ro rr A @QaT ? SURE ~. ANQ A RaU., 01..0, 2.!:2 ONE, TOO , AHO NOT" ALL CI..J)QQeO . WI'TH COQA\., EITI·-IER! PUMPED OUT WE'LL HAVE A 'DL.I~ ON IT AND ~VIi rr UP ~ERE ON DEa( 1'\ TWENTY M"'UTEs P a- l'rlicnmt· . ., D.......,_ ·-·¥ "ii.::. na.. 011 - HEilES A MEMO EXPLA1N1NCJ 1HE: WHOLE: 1H1NG 1 eos8LADY! I ' , .• \ �I ~· • t DA'tHER ' '' ne ' . ,.,.... I'• .,..........i VOL XV NO. 282 ' f!!CIMERoY-MJDDLEPORT, ot1JO . ' .. r '' MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1964 Scenif! P(qces in The Rockies· Shown in Slides are il Nep Jtllllei'J OMOUDced day ~~~~~ lbey will put up COIIIJ'QI~ candidates In slssil.'l'l lhl• year and that li!'ln& In 1,000 northern ~U leg~ ~nts to work 1n "peaCil @rps" lor voter reall~ ' lialloa lldl summer. COFO 181d Mrs. F.mrle Hamtr of Ruleville plana • run !Qr CongreSB bl the Sec<mcl i lltstrlel and the Rev. J o h n Cain,roq of Harrisburs In tile Fifth • Dlltricl Spokesmen tho t.,li: woold seek to set IIIIIIWii :l]li 'the June DelllO< Prilh"!'i 'ballot. U Mrs. and C~ron loae, they 10 lo vtaahlngton1 ~~~ try to qnseat the w e~le• to challenge eonii!'MI"'•• for their eauae IIleY eannot be elected where .so many are dep,rlve<l of voting," a fS~ IJld. Wahama Honor MEIGS THEATRE Pupils Named , I .......... MAICH -- , 1964 1 2 3 4 5 : 67 - PoMEROV OHIO ' 1~ : ~ : ::.;g~ . . . . . .. 22 23 2~ 2~ 26"21 2. 293031" , . • ,• !'... . . .. . . 15·through· $ATURDAYt MARcH 21i . ' ;r Flood I ASHLAND, Ky.'l8lld 011 • Reflllbtg Co. tsblllbed a new eru4e oil •: UNTIL 9 PM ·\lean-up aff8 the rloocl b :fneroy continued today. ~ater still covered more thaD 1< of the lower river front \king lot and all of the up ' lot. East and West Main ~ts, however, carried traf.. for the first time in a week. :ohools still closed tod"1 ·e Pomeroy Junior and 8eft.. High schools, Souther:n ~:ool District, and Riverview .ool. It was predicted that Jll '• >hese schools would open AI). rrow as the river contlnilcl THE SHOE BOX Bighways IIlli closed t h h •""'"'K were llle lower IOi atlon · and production for Oblo and MIChigan, boadqilarten In C<.•lumllllll "Our ln steadily In~=: durtloo Morrow and !lW' mqre;than M,WU , under lease lD Ohio am one of OW''moat oper~tlmsi• Walla ·oald. SHOP TONIGHT ' Speed Your CLEAN-UP By Using Our Unico Paint 79c With Each Gallon of Paint All Bulk Gartlen Seeds Are Here POMEROY , OPEN J:IL. '9.:GQ P.M. . - ·DAJt.A·WU. . I • , ..Ja~k .· "r:, o~a~y..ll~, · ,.. ·1-1 ..... ....,........ for ' j. •• , ROLLER AND TRAY ' fri\1.1 · • ... ··· · ' ·Pomeroy le Partershaij. • SPECIAL! ; I Stale Route 338, JU , ~trllaDd to Reedsville, 7 . . reHilttat Inside and Outside All Colors Available .recede today. Bradbury-Rd. An offlelal 'I• .: .~ ,~· :' 'the Meigs CGuaty Dlvloolail Alphllt ohl~ In a va· rlety ol ·atylel· ud colon. Allowu "-13· ~ s4'1=t, ' GaroP '• • I lbe State Highway . .. dd there .,. a lol al bolet ~ Ia lh roau, ...... 117 .'. ·. ~ )e water. Be llfd wnei. " _ ~ repair tbe damaged l'DIU .· .,. : '··· ~- soon as ..,.llhle H ' ; •. 1\n official at th; coun!J .~ , ·, ~~ iiage this morning said Jlou. · ·. ... Run Road was stU! clo~ ,. an other. county roads ln .. <-'·;• � 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 14, 1964 may nott