https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/94cd98c3e3e6d1dcbe2f28dd354bacdb.pdf beefc25a12167a3a9aa29d917ea4da24 PDF Text Text .. ,. '' K wr1so 76 M • -c t Winding Trail Garden C_lub is. • w am • w1 n, , etgs oun Y ~?.~:!. 't~P., ~to s~':l.~~-~~ Native, Wrote Rio Grande CollegeMiddle~· Song----. ::;:.~a:'"·~:;:,~~~ ~~on~~:! ":.bes::; ~_ ; Pomeroy, Dr 'Ulilli" a-Dilly • ~1, JtomeroY.}IIddleport, o., Mar, 10' I' MIGS THEATRE ~::;~;~~:: Around Ahd About '.!'.'J I --- W::":v;::Av ' rn:=;I:r~. Given to Group Middlepor-t -L soc JAL and • .c;[' \, \ A Mel1• eoonty .,.u.e. IHlW 1 field of educatioo, we are Just-school .In of t.h•. ,0 .-__...,;,1atlon 01 <.>a , 7vooue, bolOI't AprD ' '-'II v...__ ; Unll!l All4'lt years okl and a school build-,ly proud of him as a compoaar. " PLAfi!:D UANNISI den Cl~b;; to be held " t . . iieiecli!D from Feiel' Mariilr ;;_ _ , . , mrs C6llSilll.llnt <>f 910 Washin&- The faculty' students, and alumOne summer • teacher of Pomeroy Elementary School ... The ~ lor the oerJIIOIIil for you 111 . • DQ~·-11 c:. ..-=..... ~·~rt!!u:!!no~--~ton Ave. Rensselear. N. Y.. ni of R1o Grande Collese aU physical education from Ohio Saturday April II. . ,..!1100 wW be- Mrs. "The YOUilllln Splrlt" wtn ., ., y wa• the composer of the Rio unite in expressing their grati- Wesleyan came there to teach Th• ,_:_. _81 club for,.,_ meet- leJVIorf, of The Ohio lr aub:ber, IliVeD by Mrs. Leo Sl!litb wbl!ll W•ll• 6 'fiiUliDA ,.,.~ """ Tfalf CouocU. Her prorram l.o entiUed Mr.Jim and Mrl. a u• Melh""'~ March 11-lt Grande CoUege official • on g. tude to Mr. Wilson, the compos. Ior. that summer._H0 Pia Yed the 1ng 'wm be lbe W'"din• Middleport '"""' Youth ..~-"-·"• ....,,.....,. IIOT -tN 0 1011• " th tar T Cr a summer a' ' Heath ....... _., .. Cburch met . ~ Wb. "Th• Rod And White." er of "The Red and tte. e gu1 : om owe, Garden C'Jub of Pomeroy. "Mon Mado Mlraclea." A daurbter, Miss Judy .,• .,....... -::::i:-:"::"":::::"i'&.iru:rt" He Is f•r . William K. Wflson. only real college song we ;>os- school student, pl~~ed the Hute, Reg!Jtra·.Jon and eqff•• h"''r mo•l• of the iiJtematlonal of Columbus spent Saturday D••••eeve~weUat, thepr! , FliD~Y.,~ ~I,OlDA wh' got his A B. Decree from seS>." , ""_'~I the clarinet will be from nlj!e to ten, tile ..- Show will also be feii\W"''~ "'m -·•• Rio Grande m 1920. GETS PH. D. 'Our most enJOYable evenl~gs ref!l•tratlon fee b' :n Each ~!ub 1n Reslon !lis ask· In charge of !be mee!JDg. lONNY LIS Dr Wilwn was marrie1 De- Dr. Wilwn gol his Ph. D. De- were when we went to Gal11po..o to · betnS one Mrs. Bert ll<>dlmer ·was cal~ group reported on the1:1· n CASSIUS CLAY " - ren ted a boat and "" to N·'--vill bre·" h Filmed at Rln••ldel ""m· de"'ber 22. 1923. to H e I e n gree in 1933 fro m Ohio State .... r.owed lncllca!JDg "Spr!Dg IJ .....,. • ••••-'• ~-Y bu , ""'..•~ beln( beld Kmght. Chester. at the home University in the field uf tho out in the middle of the r1ver, Oul All Over!' TheRe arrange- the illness otber Jl)Other, Mrs. llllll a district meet. ~:01,!!"~~ ':~~,Bll of President Horace T. Hour. scientific planning of school floated down stream while . ments wlli be C6mll'•ntf'd .., ·• Goldie White, who l.o rectiPf!'• for AprU was an- "TH• YOUNO SW!NI'' . 1.. wh·, otric1ated at the ceremony. buildings but it came three playing. The natives enjoyed It, Mrs. AJber1 Pool, Third Vice atlng from surgery at ' St . IIOO'l'ENANNY/ ROCK 'N' In that year she was editor of years after he. took a job in the too. ' , . Pr<"'ident of the Ohio Assode Hoapi"l. ~- Wbl~ II .The meetlpg Was ~lOlled with ROI.t! TWJSTi Lot' Youroelf the Grandion and was a mem- education deparlment in Albany "Tht night The Red and MAK. Q uo~ of Garden Clubs and Ad- reported as improving. . a prayer circle by the \llernbers. Go with Molly Bee, llod Lau· ber of the Athletic Boar~ . New York . He statyed In that White,' the college song I Wblte Shrln 1 visor to Region 11. Mr ud Mrs Herold Geor!e Those attending were MIke ren, Jo<lc l.amul1 :Sherwood Frr n months Dr. Wilson position 19 years. in 1952 set- wrote, aud introduced to th~ stu- Mary Shrine, G~~ U. ~nt the weekend Lloyd, Blll Davis, Margie Hat"1 has been recuperating from a ling up his own private office deniB. there wao som~ afflll' go- Jerusalem will meet 1n re(U ar · . poand Mrs L W MO- ris, Brenda Toney, C·o • n heal'! at:ack and he says that as consultant in school plant 1lng on Ill the audllortum. Mar· sessloo Frld•;;, ~v~~ al !o~Mr. Mrs . ae.;rg~ Qloke, Dla~ CriJWell, Jo he r.as "been doing very httle lplanning and services, doing Ianna Bing ·?layed lbe song and m. at the be tlon ~ ob"'rve her · aud ·Mr. dnd' Mrs. 1 0 that coui~. be ~nsidered as con- such work from northern Maine I sanr II.. There wW ' e ec with 'a eotlJ\C•Uora. stn!<'tlve H1s Wife has been to southern Ntow Jersey. cera. anwo eKing tor the New York State Dr Wilson was born March Mrs. Ben Neutzllng bas tak t Educat1on Department. ln the 14 1888 in Meigs County He oouoced !hat aU who are lh. aud Mrs. Walter Harris II " Ven Division of School Financial Aid w~rked '• year and a half- in lng part In the program 10~ ~ · . Layman) who reside ' ln WhoP he taught at Chester hiS Hamlllon •nd then in about Birthday party of Ore~ e The Five Points _Star D. C. were rec·entl wif• was a junior in his classes. five years he had becume assis. ster P011t, American _Ltgwn. a~ ers 4-H club held lbr first ' of · Searles. Mrs. Pl'l'CHED BASEBALL tent foreman of the Jig • n d to meet Friday at 7.30 p.m.• a ing of the year Friday w.. visiting in Alali>amal Mosl of Dr. Wilson's summel'l! Tool Design Depa1'1ment of the the Legion hall for a dress re- at the home of Ml'l!~::;'Y otbrelatives and missed the The Rio Grande Missionary In Rio G: ande were spent elth- Cincinnati Milling Machine beanal. ter, Chester Road, Hoi maud vWI with ber soo has scheduled an er m music or pitching baseball Company MAR. U ers as guesiB. Mrs. ler · day meeting for Baptist for the summer teams. He was In 19IJ he Ja ed the clarinet Rock Springs Cub Scouts Mrs. Dwight Mllhoan are ad. to be held l'hursday, older than the overage student d t d d !,t~ the soloist of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe and Pack 248 wlll meet at the Sal· vlson. Dennl.o SaeloliJI, a student 19 at the Racine Baptist but there were a number of ~~e ~~c:~nati S m bon Or- Miss Roberta Kraeuter were isbury School, Saturday at 7 Election of . officers was held Rio Graude College, spent the Church. Mrs, Paul Crosier, pres' stud<nts coming back for sum- h H 1 ~ Pf' Y lghts overnight ruesl8 Friday• of p m. with Ann Roller selected pres!- weekend with hlo parents, Mr. Ident of the Ohio Baptist Con· Be we!14hocl .. -~lisle, I, mer school .;ork who were ad- c estrka. 'the tp ayb ~:.•e dnthree Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wolf and , MAR. 11 dent: Barbara Bailey vice prea- and Mrs. Adolph Saelens. terence will be the morning your foot hugged by • ' a wee w1 wo anwo famiJy of Amanda, · tho ideut; Twlla Karr , secte-,, •·-· ults of hls age. . anh Due to fiood co ndilions In speaker' Ir Wiison took the tenor lead :chestra~, ~~~~ a Eldon Kra~ter entered St. dress reheanal scheduled for PeSIIY Mllhoan, treasurer; Jane w. McC~maa wa:end A pan~! discussion wm be sleek 1-..lher •klmiiMlr In most of the ojlt'rettas and ayT~~~;T FIY~gSCHOOUl Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, loDight at the Legion HaD baa Ann Karr, Melinda . . mhlall8 o;,er E at 10 a.m. with I he pump, 'Its toe slanted with ora•orios, sln~ing a good hIt . W. Va. Saturday lor observa- been changed to Sunday at 2 aud Julia Holter, mo or, . . "The Pulpit Looks at a frleza of per:foratlon with Carrie Hutchinson !Dale) b Dunng a leavetedof absthencRe lhe lion and lreatmonl HJs room p. m. at the Pomeroy Elemen· leaders; Loulae and unora .,_ E. J as a Pew" - "The Pew Looks and ~eallops. Youn In . h ood ecame acquam w1 o number 1s 221 •·- Sch 1 ch ' 1 porters· """· meraon ones w an d ot her g~r1s w o were g Grande College. He taught at A Tr of _, oo. .. ae • newt re • • vlsltor In AlheliJI Sat- the Pulpit,'' with men of the 1n t~e soprano field , Dr. and Mrs. E. · acy MAR. 11 Bailey, program chairman, taking part aud Rev. bone or 'black upper 1M·s. Lola King Coojlt'rrider Chester, Glenford, South Web- ColumbllB were weekend guesls Chester Council Daughters of Jackie Mora and Lucy Holter, She visited with. he Boone as moderalor thar. Barbara, at Ohio During the afternoon . cam• after Miss Bilhorn as mu- ster: Proctorvllle and Ru~and. of his mother, Mrs. E. J. Tra- America will meet In rerular sifety chairmen: and slc teacher. Mrs. C'lOperrider Durmg the summers of 1 I-Z4 cy. session Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. MDhoan aud Vicki lverslty while there. Gerald Ho klns of had wrinen words lor the 1111- he went to Ohio Stale Unlversl· Mrs, E. J. Tracy substituted PracUce w1U be held for lnlt- health cbalrmeo. . w1U speak pon "Christian nol• ligh, •ong which R J o ty and secure hts M. A. In edu· last week at the Rutland Ele- lalion at tho District Rally. The The . grOup chose sewing MOTHER DIES ddl t Higher Education " Members Gronde adopted as Its f I i h t esbon. of menUiry School lor Eugene Ad· charter wlll be dr&;>ed In DleDI- blrda a projeell lor lbe Charles Courtney' Ml ~~.; the Middleport Baptist song He was oupermtendenl IkiliJI who was lll. ory of Ruby Wince and all A lllm from Ohio State recelv.~ word of the deaw• RIO SONG BORN 192t schools in Waynesfield In north- Mrs. Nettie Jones of Akron memben are asked to wear sity, "Hospltallty, Mannero his mother, Mrs, Annie Court- Church plan to attend. W.lsoo felt that Rlo should western Ohto. arnved last week to stay with white. Quarterly birthdays wlll Courtesy,'' was shown. ney, Suuday mornmg at the I • , have a of its own ; there- The 1_920 Grandlon r~~ealed her sister, Mrs. Roy Thompson. be observed with potluck ,.. Punch and cookies were ,..... home of her da~ghter, Mrs. Con!gregatum Holdl fore he compllsed what w a' that Wllli~m K. WIIS<Jn " the Mrs Dessie Patterson V!Sil· freshmenll, following the meet- ved to lbe glrla named above James Okley, S ellCP.I', W. Va. Ulual ServkeJ kn<:nm a'ound the school as only mustc graduate of I h Is ed Wednesday afternoon wlfu In(. and motbera, Mrs. Russell Ball- Mr. Mrs. Courlney left to"Tte Rei and White," th• mu- year, b~t what the class lacks Mrs. Roy Thompson and Mrs. The Homebuilders Class of e , Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary, Mrl. day for Grafton, W. Va. where Church services were held as sic and words all being original m ~~ar1t1ty <t makes up In qual- Nettie Jones. the Middleport Church of Christ Jarold Spencer, Mrs. David funeral s~Jces will . be con- llSUlll Sunday morning ~t Heath and written for Rio Grande. 1ty. . . Mr. and Mra. Everett Thoro- will meet Tuesday evening at Holter, Mrs. Woodrow Mora, dueled. Mr. Courtney l.o employChurch In Middleport Style 4215 Thos was adopted by the school Reminiscently, he wrote Mrs. as spent the weekend In Colum- the church foUowlng evangel!&- Mrs H ace Karr Mrs. Carl ed In the meat department at Hood waters had reced· 4218 as 1ts official song and always W. A. Lewis m Janua:y : bus with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Uc services beln( held this K ord Joy ~ the Aid' supermarket In Mid· from the basement useo >Uch through th• pres- "My first trip Into the college DeWees and famUy and In Wes. week. ~':.,.,:'and Roy dleporl. The minister, Rev. Dowson, ent and probably will be far in- campus, coming down f r o m terville with Rev. and Mrs. EoMAIL •• . . and Eddie and members of the church Only to the future. Chester, Ohio, was with Neil gene Thomas and family. C;ass 12 of Heath Methodist ' ~ INJURED worked many hours before and ' While vlsiUng with Dr. and Berridge and Frank Allen. My Mrs. Howard Burford and sis- Cburch wm ·meet Wednesday Mrs. Phil Globokar received after the Hood to get the beatMrs. w. H. Ewing In Columbus fll'llt room was In the Allen ters, Misses Gertrude, Martha eve·•mg at the church at 8 p.m. word that ber mother, Mrs. lug plant In operation aud the about two years ago, the Wil· boarding house, run by Frank and Barbara Ann Joachim of Mrs. wayne Gibbons Is devoHuber; who Is spending mud and debris washed down. sons reminisced about how this and Miriam. cedar Grove, w. Va. were Uo"al lesder with Mrs. Fol'l'I!SI the winter with her daughter, The water Jn the basement song formerly was oold to the "Eventually I was kicked out Sunday guests of Misses Lena Bachtel 1n chargp of lbe proRuth Kauffman and cbllup to Jhe 3 fool mark, students In the bookstore on of there temporarily, accused and Katie Guth. gram. HosteBBeo are Mrs. L. dren, fell last Monday, which stopped wort on the re-J' '· the college campus. of writing a poem for the RIo Clarence and David Might of w. McComas, Mrs. C. M. Henlng brubeo and a broken modeling in the kitchen aud Middleport, WORDS AND MUSIC Grandion, entitled The Twenty Baltimore visited Sunday, with neoy, Mrs. Kenneth Byer and A turkey cllnoer for arm. Her address Ia classrooms beln( done by the The Grandlon of 1924 devoted Third Salmon (we had It every their parenl8, Mr. and M r a. Mrs. c. E. Young. of FeB~~oY • Bennett Post, Btreet, Ballfax, Mass. and ·members. two pages to the words aud mu- evening for supper). Actually Clarence Might Sr., Rutland. T'le Middleport Literary Club erlc:tnLeglon. their families sic of "The Red and White," Bat Topping wrote it, but I en- They also visited their sister w1U meet Wednesday afternoon tlho Ladl•s. Auxlllary llllll had a picture of Wilson, and joyed the credit, and brother-in-law, Mr. and at the home~~ Miss~"'"" - ,~ , · families wUI be bekl 'l'IK!Sdayl called him a "loyal supporter "S. H. Bing was president of Mrs. Willard Ebershach a o d at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. John Welch evenlor. Akrch 17 at 6 p. IllIS WAiiiEMOUS.... of our college." the college when I first enro~ daughters, Union Ave, will present the program. Tbe the Legion han. District off!«'!fBI The . write-up pointed out that led, but he left in a few years. Mr. and Mrs. George Dabney roD caD respllllse wm be an Am- lnc!udln( Elson Spencer and Ellbe was a graduate and "Ia s t and Horace T. Houf came dawn of Pt Pleasant, W. Yo. visited ericao artist. geo• Holter, wdl be present. summer (1923) was one of the from Dennison to take up the Sunday afternoon with Mr. and MAR. 11 Due to lbe d81118g• to lnstructoro In the Norm a I presidency. Eventually he mar· Mrs. Willard Ebershach. Thc:re will be a RepubHcan home. by flC!Od waters School. For several years he ried H•len Knight and me, in ...,,'ling at lbe.. Rutland Grade Jous -lllriess In tho, has been s winning competitor his home over on the road In Scbool. Thursday, March 19, at and Mrs. Qar'.on HoD In the music contest of our an- from Gallipolis. This was on De- Family Dinner is 7:1 p.Om. Everyone 11 welcome. Ohio. wll! be unable to nual Eisteddfod," the 40-year- cember 22, 1923. I was SUJll'rin- Given on BirtluhJy , . Ofliclal Board ani! .Com- Mre. Holl Is the 8th Dlstrlct AU SQUARE fEET .. old Grandion read. "ln addi- tendent at Rutland at the time. M!· an~ Mr< F:~· . .. . .Iones mis•icms of Heath Melhodlat , Un1t pi'eo1dent. WhonKWI (lto,.lwaM ~ . lion to hla aUnlnment In t h e and Helen was teaching h I g h attended a family dinner Sunday Clrurclr will meet 'l'lluntlaY eve- A program In charge of faul lnc.J an OIIOCicttlotl of-~ •IIMtl: ~ · at !he home of his father. Mr. K nl!ig at lbe church from 7 to e Ha~tonataU wlll Include . sever.-..1 nreo),- ~- -~ tloa ~ W. Jones Bur!JDgham 1n ob- p.m. al actJI, dances aud special voof thfo )O'GN!Io- cmd ~ ~ ~II ' . ' MAR. 10 cal numbera. A baton ":::~I 0 servance of the blrthday of Mr. u · meet tin. HI be •• "" 1 cov ... •"" of""~"" .. a hots~..:: ., E. w. Jones. T!Je WC.T.U. wl rou e w .,.ven ., • - '" friim. •so wtoat .. .. ·; . Other guests were :liS dau•h' Jl'rlcay evening at 7:30 p:m. at !LI:'~, s~·ret·Ia groupncai ••Ie,d I ' moko ,..,.., yeu 111k. W.U. .. .,.._,_ · · · familles, Incu 1 d'mg the ML Morlab Baptist Church w..- ....r ocald ,.. estb . a..oea ers and thelf _ ~~"" liST DIAL r. thlo"'" ~,-= "n:rs. Doro,'h,Y Da ndaki s, ,, 'thens,· In Middleport. .u~~ group; a v ue Y mn • .,.... llng ~ Cr •· ~ M Pa" mo,. oncl .a .,_, With thlo Bruno Ca..<cl. Pomeroy; Mr. and 'I'M 111111Wll ""'""~ mee . war., oc .. an-. - rs. woMR ·f..tou,'IOUIU1i~ ....,..,, ... ..,,. Kenneth Russell and sons, of 'be Women's Society of~ Ha)ltolllltllll; uwls Sauer, Bm MOU ill oua s•.._, •-"1 -~ · Max and Karl, Antiquity; Mr. Uau Service of MethOdist Demtiekey. Frank Cheesebrev, an<! Mrs. Flovd Chapman an< ebutcl!ea will be bekl P'rlday ·VO<'al 111W11bera; Jacob 'nlrner. 643 I. Main $t. Pomeroy, o. -.< daughter. SbeUey; Mr. and Mrs. at Trldity Methodist Cburcb .ln a dauce rwlllle, and a aklt William Burton. Columbuo · l'ortiDIWtll. a from Pomeroy. · =-. • ~ • ' ' . .......,r.n.,_,_.,,_.,...,.,.._,.. • - .. . . . ' '- . I ,. ,' , r - - - - - - -' ' ~'; iVjOL~X;V~N~Oi'i2;~;.~~--~..------~~~~;C»~;~a-;c_~_·~~~::--~·~OH--~------~---t_u_ESD__A_¥_,_-t~:-~·-19~M-·~-===~0;~~· ~-----------~-------.. 'lbT~ ~ · Oss ESf:mate ° 1 °:f Mainly About People /n p Omeroy I Ann Holter IS , , President of . star sfltC . h-erS · (Dtame tO: , anniverSary . A'l 'Day E Is Scheduled · By Baptists Greet SPRING Well-Shod and eo':r ;· "'':..r::Ul'fl -- W:. .7 Fast· '""'I and iz as AiMrliiN'n ·AMERICAN LEGION BIRTHDAV PARTY- Members of Drew Webster Post 39 of the Amerlc111 Legion in Pomeroy and their families attend~d a 45th Legion Birthday party at tbe Pomeroy Elem_entary_ school Mond3y. The dinner was served at 6 p.m. With the program presented at 8 p.m. There was a beautifUl "birthday· calt:e tallle" at the party with "Happy Birthday, American Legion "45" _inscribed In the cake frosting, two co.: die boldel'!l with American flags nearby, and fresh yellow mums. Standmg, to r, are Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mr.and Mrf. Elza Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Reno Lind, and Kr. and Mrs. Donald HunneL - Sentinel Photo. Mra. feeney-Bennett Post to Observe Legion Birthday Poverty War Plan 'Just Leftovers'~ 2.99 t;;;' · ' •l OUR m ....................lei:;.:: . The Pomeroy Cement. _..., Sl.ock' Cornpc1ny · · •JJar....,. ron Jonel!, Jackson, and LeF , JUST PHONE' $100 ••• $500 ••• $1000 IUY NEW CLOTHES i PAY OLD IILLS Call us tomorrow. Talk It over. Get our quick Ioau approval. Theu stop for your money Ill just one trip. Take the CIIOh. Make it I01'V8 )'011 well. Have ev~ ln oue eaq budget paymmL U you wont houeot, reliable &.ncial oervice, jUII call t ~ ·• ). • Davldso", Athens. A decoratecl cak• with St Palrick's D&} !heme W8l served wtth I < cr--"111 clurlng lbe afternoon. COMPLETF.S COURSE Frederick E. Werry, aviation elec!rlclsu '• mate aecoud cla.BB. USN. acm ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werry of 113 Pleasant Ridge Pomeroy, completed the lner; ua1 Navigation S)'llem course on tbe Lockheed "Orion," the Navy's newest anti-submarine patrol alreraft. on February :ra. Wary 11 serving with P&trol Squadron 45. baoed 81 the Naval Alr Station, Jacbonville, n.. A graduate of lbe Pomeroy High !icbool. he entered the Navy In JUDe 11156. ..'1"'' ' - ' Deer Killed When Ran.in (:af'i P•tb ' ·AS LOW ..... ...... " .....::::~-·0- 0~, • • COIN-OP • 11 lr~lf ~ c..:..~©.&.~ A SAVINGS •• •• • • • TYPE DRY CLEANING 10 ,••• $2 I ROBINSON'S . •• • •• •• • . _, ' ~ .j • jo • CIMnen . . Pometoy • , , . :. • PHONE WYI-2171 \ , 125 L MAIN ST. _POMIROY, 0. • ' - CYIIoMor l'llldftt • ;- .... ,.., IOlur..... ' ·''• ' •••.. •••••••• 'l ·;' J lr • ' :. ;g1.SOUTH l'';i·~··· . -~ ''. . ',. • nt..D ' .. . Gin OF SIIAIIIlClQKS WASHINGTON (UPI) Ambu'l8dor 11tomas J . " " ' THE SHOE BOI ' ,. �' , .... _ "l'p the Rear, ·. .ThP Daily SPntfn•l , Jl .. ' • ' j ' • . Advance!~' ' COMMINTATING EDITOIIAUY • Ilttlen Ilelp' Us!· News Items to Intrigue Recent tiltbita from the news which mJy hnt eluded th• busy reader Jre of· fered bere as a friendly service: • A survey shows tba! l)y the time be Nacnes 15 the average American kid hes witnesaed the violent destruction on bls television screen of more than 13,000 lluman beings. (Man, that's livln&!) e A student just bark from a semester aboard a floating campus called "Un· iversity of the Seven Seas" warns scholars over 30 not to try·it. "They couldn't "and the strain," be says. (Hi&h tension on the hieJI seas.) •' e Beachboys at Walklki Beach art complaining about the presence of too many "hall-naked girls In bikinis." (Boys are getting tired of too much of too lit· tie?) e Statisticallldicate a girl bas a bet· ter chance of )Jnding a husband on a sl:i slope than most anywhere else. (Men fall oftener there?) e A scientist says the day is coming when women will be bald the same u men. (Even hair can stand only so much te••ing). Things will never aet dull aa ton& as there are people. ..... -· - Those Who Can, Do The West German government reports that 34 "scholars" fled East Germany in 1983. Fourteen of them were university professors or lecturera. While this is small compared to the Brltlah "bmn drain" to thll country, It brillp the total of Soviet Zone refugees in till• cate(ory to 1,710 for the tut six yem. About a tlllrd of them were unlvenlty teachera. •1 tlllld.t, &bert were Ill from medi- cine; 488 from the natural sciences; 276 from the arts; 216 from technology; 129 from agriculture and forestry; 92 from other ffelds. Humboldt University ln East Berlin lost 298; the Soviet Academy of Sciences, 243; Leipzig University, 207; Halle Unl· versity, 1115; Jena Unlveralty, 104; Dresden Technolostcat U11iverslty, 95; Rotlock Univerlity, 81; Grtlfawald Un!ver· lity, 63. Today's .lJfedical Report ..Voice of Br~adway ••• reporting ' JomNGS IN PENCIL JO. DIMaeslo'• latest flame Is a Ml· " ami beauty named Ginger Ultman-descrlbld by enthralled eyewitnesses aa "a real knockout" and alao as a look-alike for Marilyn Monroe . . . Playwright Ed· ward Albee ami Jaek Warner have met about the screen version of "Who'• Afraid of Viralnia Woolf?." and they put in Jon!! distance calls to Rosalind Russell in lloston to ask her to consider doing the part originated on Broadway by Uta Hagen. Roz was In New England ac· cepting the Harvard "Hasty Pudding" award . . . Sandy Dennis, the cute star of "Any Wednesday," can be found al· most any Wednesday, Thursday or Fri· <'ay night with actor Jerry O'Loughran. Their u~l rendezvous Is a corner table at Harolil's ShoW. Spot. James Brown, one of the teeiUlge rec· ord favorites who will ling in the Paramount Theatre· stage show during the Easter holidays Is a secret bridegroom. Last November he married Yvonne Fair, who used to vocalize In his louring troupe ... Former governor Robert Mey· ner of New Jersey Is likely to poll up soon with an Important job on President Johnson'• team. President Kennedy never sot the Meyner message, but the ex· gov. Is due for his reward because LBJ l!am;t forsotten bls loyalty at the 1960 Democrati~ convention. • Hornung, Karras Are Reinstated lr DOitOTHY KlLOALLIN • • 'An internationally famous million· a1rt Is settin1 akittish now tbat his wed· ding day appean to be approaching-or Ia it? The bride-to-be has been ready and eater for 10me time, and the odds are on her to rope her man, but the prospect doesn't .aeem to. be making him joyful. In fact, he appean ·to b~ trying to win the national OJleD drinking championship. Once ·before, when ~e had second tbOII&htl abo11t the romance. he tried to end the Nlatlon&hlJl by having an Inter· medlarY pve the lady a large sum of mo. a "going away" present. She ac· loot.from the chum, a well· figure. And a few had a few drinks, · her on the t ~~:J~[b~~~~of tile game, It ... )lut Federal 1'4111110NI ..~, ~·vu• hii scene. learning-the hard way-about the pitfalls of the nlghtclu b bualness. Wilt !he Stilt's Los Angeles cafe (Basin Street West, no relation to New York'• Basin Street East) was juat alapped with 1 court order by Woody Herman, who claims he is due $6,000 for playing a band date there . . . Choreographer-director Gower Champion is shopping for an apartment In Manhattan-something with about 14 rooms will do. Publisher Samuel T•nker haa fooled the skeptics by making hls sprightly "Short Story International" Into 1 solid success in only six months. It's the first new magazine to click ·big since TV Guide, and it prints literature, so maybe there's still hope for the written word as a source of entertainment . . . All kinds of creditors have made claims against the estate of the late Dinah Washington. The suits will probably amount to about $120,000 ... Carolyn Jones, considering several offers to do a Broadway musical, is arranging for vocal coaching from Car· Jo Menotti. He'll fly to the Coast to help her get her pipes in pitch. • • missed the entir• 1963 sea11011 and their absences sent the Packer• and Ltoils reellng to unaccustomed lower positions In the standings. '!bey for openers? Whln ij comn to convtrti~ot, Doc111 oa. .,.. ... II spada. 1hiM ort juot lwo olllltnt. Tho diner....sl Dort, tltt Doc111 oo top. b 1 """pocl. And il you lhlnk o doosol toolt compld. htrt 111 tlew other w'prises : It doesn't sit, ride or tlkt oft likt most c:omt~eds! Dart's tht lilrge ec:onorny Jilt 01rt1pacl IOGIIIJ. Powtrful Nitty. Ttl lliritly. HQW oboullho l'ollrl. bolow it1 YOIII. how obooll that. FuN vinyl 1pholstery. " Wll down Qenter armrest in front. A selectioo rl power plaAtl few ears It tM prict an came close hi. Prict? That's tt11 kicker! This lull-size Dodlt il priced IROdtl tor llkldtl with Ford tnd Chevy. Go 1et 'em. fuH -size Dodfll. Compact Dart. We'U bet dollals to dou1hnut1, you'l buy 1101. 'B4Dadga --05!1..RD..LEJ! • Experts at off·track and off-every· thing betting say that without fanfare, Police Commr. Murphy has done the best job in history of stamping out big-time gambling in New York. AI of right now, there Isn't one really Important book· making office operating In the city ... Multi·millionaire Woolworth Donahue and Chicago TV beauty Mary Hartline look like a promising romance ... Prln· cess Soraya, still making her first motion picture, must have something to offer besides hr fame as the former Empreu of Iran. Dino di Laurentlls will star her Ill another fllcker ~he minute this one II Cinishe4; he's negotiating with Jack ·Kel· · ly of the "Maverfck" video series to play her leading man. There was quite a brawl at Shepheard's the other morning when 1 chap said to the occupant of a nearby table, "How dare you use laneua&e like that Ill front of my wife?" By the time the -fiata stopped flying, the rough-language uaer looked like Sonny Uston at the end of the siKth round .. ''Hello, Dolly'" is now RCA-Victor's top ahow album seller, so naturally the dlscery II dangling a lovel• fat contract m front of Carol C'h~nntn ; 's baby ~lues . New Mexico And Drake Clash In BERRfS H ) 'I .' '· . 11 .. <; ' '· ' I; ; , •. "' ., ., " • '.. I • '· .~ . i\ ,... �I 4-D~Iy Sentlnel, Pomeroy-M144leport, 0.,_Mar. l'f. 1884 - Pidures .l, --John L. Brickels · ~~~ • Reds Need .• Good Re . ' Heart ttack Claims Miami 1 . , .... • • , . 1 MVPAwanf IOWUNG ;~·~ ~ Rawlings Jim S1uon Don Thomas "COl fMAN" ~~ JimJohnoon Graves Handicap Total HEATING AND AII-CONDmONING . lJ. you want to be WOB I Loll 1 l'obda I ForeiDaD a Allbolt SALES & SERVICE P.rotl!.ctecf b,r. a lwsp_ltallzation plan that is guara11teed renewable f'!r. lif~,.. the man to see is your manfroiTf . Nationwide: Blackston W. Davis Blind Bllnd Handicap Total w... Loll s PoiDta • TWO ARRESTS C~IQI~l-type , the Sheriff's Department with· lUI\ In l!ltetland ,WOCII knit, 1 in .the last 24 hours. were Slim ilCtrt ll topped. by a scal- ,.-,,~ -1. . ~"''" --- SEEKS UCENSE Applying ror a marriage II· cense. ldonday in Probate Coort waa- Melvin Jame• Kirby, 22, COSMONAUT-The GallliiciHs, bodyman ODd Mar· Viennese atmoAnn Caldwell, 18, Gallipoapparently got the vts lis at home. of Soviet Cosmonaut PQIIOVIch as he enjoys a party In a Vienna tavern. lila 11artner (right) II Leo- ;pold FJ!II, former Auatrian cb•n...Uor. ·~. -- -· - MEETS TONIGHT The 4-11 Tractor Club w Ill meet tonight at tho White lm· plement Co. at 7:30. .,, ... • ' abi• PrieN? Vlllt Our Storo ... ~ 40· 3JII· lkl 72 I!JM Crow'a Steak lloue Blind .. Sears ltN Coate• .. Duerr IIGI R. Davis 5D Total WI . Woa S Loll t PoiJda I ..... • guest of Mr. orul Mn. Thoma• SUnday. Mr. and Mn. Clay Meltb!PeY the week end at tbelt w.u. r:'..:.m, KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Kina. • ·" J .u Latelaod St. Loull 000 003 300- 8 7 Detroit 000 002 01»- 2 3 wonc:lei:J. R. Craig, Burdette (4), (7) and Coker, Rickett~ (7). Fllher, P. CraJs (4), W. Smith (7) and Freehan. Wmner WHAT BARGAINS IN J for relaxing, sleep coaxing wauuth. \ ' \'• Bunlelte. BRs - . ,,'' .I .ii., . ' ' 'j At Or' d: .10 JMinp) CIDcl 110 020 100 2- 7 14 2 Mlan. 1100 010 100 1- • • .NeVWe, Flavin (4), Dovel I, • Bl lf!n (I) IIDii Edwards. ilr, Ollaal !4). Filcllet (7), TO PLACE ·WANt .ADS ~ '· , '' li i I .. CALL wY 2~a15t• ··., ' .. t:. fr' ·' Loser - P. Crali. Bucbek. LcJna, 10 004 01»- 5 14 300 50( OOx-12 12 2 Jackacm, Norma!~ (4), ~:1 (8), Toth (7) and Bertoli, S fer (8). Latman. Gatewood (4), Novarro · (7), 011n1t1 (II) and Satrllno. Winner - Latman. Loser - Jackson. ': . • Chi(N) L. A. (A) If you ectUelly jump with joy over e bargain you found t~rCIUgh the went ads, you won't .be t h • ·first I T~11t impossibly-low prlce you were·~OP,IIig to find .Is most often found th~h.. Went Ads, Check . . theni nowl ·· ,, What's so surpri~ng about Oldsmobile's Jetstar 88! .u ...... Bprlap The WANT ADSI .! Q Sluutal .WOW! She, had an electric blanket ' News Notes 447 oo 002 020- 4 to . 001 000 DOt- 5 'I I BaiU 000 000 1100- 0 2 I Bork (4), Froncla (7) '---------!;;open;,;;:' MDw 100 000 OOx- 1 4 0 · Brand, Plaskett (7), Taylor,KnoWles (4), BacJdix (9). Fishar, Golden (4), Horlen Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mr. and Mn. Dano Wtlcll (7) and Brown. LeMaster, .&!· (7) and Cureon. Winner - Hor- Mrs. Da•id Hind and a week end at their~ doWBkl (4), Tlefenauer (7) and len. Loser - Francis. HR - Obert Marldna visited here. Uecker. Winner - LeMaster. Roblnaon. Wood at Gallipoll• Clinic Mn. Barl Hanlns llpllllllmLooer - Rober~!, Sunday afternoon. with Mr. and Mn. lima AITaclou At Pompaoo Boacb Boston 010 040 1100- 5 12 Mr. and Mrs. Garland Mayes Mr. and Mn. Robert Je1!'1111 K. c. 10 ooo 001- 2 10 o Cl~veland 0110 0110 ots- 4 7 1 vl•ited Mrs. John Stout. ::' BDdgton~· Olja Wuh 101 101 OOx- 3 Monbouquette, Heffner (9) Mr. and Mrs. Richard .,_ Pana, Anderson IIIII Gibson. We&V\!f, Moser (5), spent the week end with Mrs. Margaret EUia Ia .. and Bryan. Balley (B), F. Smith (S) tlves here. hor,>itul. 1'00111 (4), Roebuck (7) and Winner 301. Retzer (8). Winner _ - Weaver. 14rs. Eddle Davis, Pomeroy worth. Loser - Ander~m. Looking For Tho FlnMt In Building Materials At Ro010.,. Snow White was fast asleep; No ' Harrisonville At Welt Palm Jleaieb FLAMELESS .ELECTRIC fairy tales·· '· Exhibition Baseball j' J~· 111 .vmMoi Pnu Jatenatloaal Pitts BUILDING SUPPLIES fH 41J 47f 1131 Fruell Florlot Knight Ae&er ' Larry Foster Mmer 23, IA>pe<\ o..O.het·trlmmed jacket. Us Rl. 1, on charces with intent to rape and Aaron Ell!! 18, Ciown c I t charged with being from Fort Knox, Ky. . aince November. W R. Grueser Dlllori Radford Total Woa I Loll I Pobria I MAX WARD,· Two artesl!o were made by otylo• a pale pl}lk SIJ Abbott 115 E. 2nd .. .A HIm... lower than 30 riQ (J) IIIII Batay. Wbm1r ;Billi1ilou.,lAB' - Mmltt. - Bdwmdl, Sh•mMJ• , . :-. 'f'"' • IOdeiS willllaw·,a . ., '• • ' .. . ,· ·. .... ,..,J O' • r.f' ,, ,''\'!,;,.;.':~ i .. ' .J ·' •. 4'I '.. . .. ' . '>'·_q. ' • ,, <:' . '""' l l fr\ .-. II • ~· L ;.. ~ ·, ' ,,. 1 .- ,.;_~ ' ' . r \ ', 1 .. • ·•·r- 11 ~ 1 .. �• • I ~ .J r itassified l .ds Get k,esults. I ·· ~~ II·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middllport, 0., Mar, 17, ~* for lent Notice 'Odef . l!:zer;at~,., LOCAL AND STATE News f)f al'edrool,. and bath IIPIIaln: t room~, With balll Penple'a Ttr!-.,._ dawnlloirL ~ for' twa WY U3111. 4 room .P.artmnea~J apartmenlli uprlllre b.u pri- GUNS We 11111, oeU and ITade CUD•· BIU Wellman, Les w·;uu,,,....., i _wllb::c.:ba=lll::.·_ _ _..:..:ll::.::lfc::. at TiHin Je•elen, Phone 50, "oint Pl01saot. VI. Va. Auto Salft 10 II '1c ' Mason County, WtSt V~ . vate enlrlllce, Gas l!ea~ prIM' and carport. Seen b7 IJ>' '*"'tment only. cau WY z. ma. s 17 .l tp "·-· ·-·"c_.. '. ••AOU1<U CANCELLATIONI COitRJ:CTJONS WUI be a«'eP~ 11Dt1l 8:00 A.. .... ror Day ot Publlcoattoa REGULATIONS FOR SALE 100 LEGHORN hens for ftATES For Want Ad ServiN pe r word. one 1111erttoa Flllnlmum Chk!'l'l• 10 nnt1 11 OeniA per word for Tbre• roD> ~~t.>ruilve tn•ertiona. 1 sale, 50 cents each. WY 2-6227. 3 17 3tp i C.n~ SO~"'., Dllcaunt an palcl a1111 ••" all~ ;.ld within 11 dan. CARD OJ' THA.NKI • OBITU· ARIES - 11.2!1 for !Ill word min· t.lll.Um.. J:arh addlt lo•HIII word IOI•Jibed on- Jlii'IIUl fA 1111 . . rivlcllllflll0!7 of #It low era,. w Pltllldenl ~ l~ . rt11rM It~ I l.m., am~ I . roqWre loo lllueb • • ~ IIWIIps IDd DIP,I brlllly • • • ~ IDd u. . ·- liii iild, Wii ~ - jil, ~. • ' HOLLYWOOD(UP!)-Jiru. oecret .lbai .Joilllloa hu beenj~ot"Jacquet]:lten., . OecalloaiiDy the J"nolkll,iiill klint J d - handled 'with leas Intimately UIOclated 'llltb Mdy. 111 1 dll<lUaioa Ill. IP dllptayed a quilt bllmoru( COIIfldenco 111 JniOJ'o the medium and lllal 1111 manmal co• blll:r lDIAirvltw prrn 11- nor, oulwll'd\Y It leu!, ""m .. · ed &rnday IVenlnJ Ill Ill line lett &eared for tho CJIIIOnl. It IIJijor il!evlafon l)e!WorQ, might be• prOIUmpiUoua, ho"' He an~wered what he wantid ~ver, to underrate IIJe .•ldso l!lliiDiil 1o a!!d ltlrled other mattors ap))ellto a Wide porll011 ot the LBI110. with pollttcoJ IIVIIY In a While j)WIIIatloo ol the President's . f . J'urnliho4 t... CROS$WORD Hou.oe talk with line men. ne._ do~, outeoine, wellem .,tilt~ cbl.racterlJtles. 1be reporten Wll'l! · William -In any cue. one can be cerH. Lawrenot ol ABC, Eric s.v. lain the oetworkJ are hoping areld ol CBS and Dnld Brl,.. that Jobn8M's lnoreasiDJ expo- · ley of NBC. The aesslm 11'48 IUI'e and oonndenci on televttaped Saturday. And II wa1 the slon will encourace b1m 1o fin! lima lhll 101'!1111 for 1 acree to debate the Republlc!an presldenttal lDtervlew was em· ployed llllii» John F. Kennedy candldate for I'Jwldent on the lni!QCUr~fed II on Dec. 17, 11112. medlum Iller IIIII year. AI K..necitl YJce prealdenl. Sunday eYeniDJ, the JoiUI1011 hoviever, Jm111011 look part In manner was expresled In the a stmJlar cltat In 1 half-hour soft, finn voice and the occ• ABC-TV program 1111 March slonal small eeatures of llis, 211. . banda 1o emphaolze a point. To j tbere Is no queat1011 that the right of the Prealdent'a Kennedy uted lelevl_(lon 1o chair, Brinkley and LIWI'I!IICe great adv&ntaMe and wu, b!rq.. ahared a couch. Sevareld sat In self, Ideal for II. It II also no ·a chair dlrecHy oppoalle the Monday I, ' ·. J', Ill. D&J' llet'DR PabUe.U. . !atOadQ' Dea4llna 8:00 A. M.. I ' Lawmea·ProbO . . Theft -of'Puaip From-Coal Firm WANT AD INFORMATION ~ !• 1'elevision ... prea, he llllled 1bllt he Nldlr ME AN' MAW SHORE DID ENJOY THEM VmLES LAST N16HT-1liPif ~ WCI.'IAN OF 'fOR'N IS A MII>HTY FINE COOK f..o.tc:W&)'I Jop. tO.Rncr&t:l, aoa ,_ Ylroa· -~ 2T.,.,.... .u. Olrt'l name: ·po~~. 1L··~ Paa"' 46J U.4wtJII' II. LXXX u. Rol!!l!l!lt II. WlotUMr Q , Skill lli. M«M)'o drawer IO.l'llokt4aa Q'awaap COME·DONt-J!! f.:" •-o:::.-.. :~~H; 1 ~ a.-19. Botch ID."onu..,.. . r. r ........ ! i IOUI!d U.Typeof . 16,4bout ·U.Boqol water --~ fLJ'!'Oib;y " ' 'l'ltlel ol f$ I Ct. .a.:".r.. 4T.~M 1 f& :N..,_ DOW1f 1.krth J. Mpmte . . Jl,)'!l!pl! DAILV Clll!PiOQUO'Dl - B!Jl'e'a how to work It: AXYDLBA.A.'-B II· LOIII'GPBL .LOW One letter tlmply- for-... Ia lido ....,r··. · • ·:l!Oil l.lor ll!a tbrool.'t, X ltrt tho two O'o, at.. Bln&l• let '" ·. ·llac4dqll!o __ trophlet, ll!a J..,.UO. -_ _flf ttlJo ..... '' ''"""' A. Dnlu&:Lii I'Qli.Lll ClQli.LR q I u,. XZ YO )JYO iZ X, ClQR EllZ!t'l'B XB1r1'0Q.-LV'l'lf,Q J'l1'l'A.is lllli.LOZX Y~ Q)ptoquoter ONlD' UAJNik! , O!'')' '1'11Tl01f, .oUID ONill Dli:STINY.-DAlfDilL WEBS··~·< 'i'OO'iiE ALL RiGJ.IT, HONEY. NOW JUST RELA><. -l'l- 0-&l!w-111 Ill •o a., WMPO Radio for I l'iiMIYWJ tfmt I In here glnlll La:t Wltk, l'tlllllilber, I a.kacl far • ' · iiiJ' Offl'" · .MONDAY TIIRU rRmAY ,- "" -"!'_--. - ---~ - - I e:oo SJp .., Ntw~ 1:05 Sacred llaarC W J EH .RADIO PROQ1!.AM LOG •:oo Oo!mmmiiJ Ntw~ MONDAY 'I'IIIIOUGB J'RID.lY 5:05 World, National Newo 1:45 SJcl! On 5:15 Spoillabt Gil Sparta 7:30 N~ Bepcll!fta · 1:25 Weather 7:31 Mllli:al aoct 7:45 Tbe ut.uua 1:00 Oldd Valley Newa 1:05' Warl4, Nlllonal Ntw1 1:10 Spocw 1:15 \VIitber Pkiture 1 111 MUSleal Clock 1:51r Commuulty Newa t:Go TaJt of the Town t:511 MQou ~ Newa lO:GO . FamJiy Wonblp Boar 10:15 PUbllc. Servlet 10:!0 Latcl!strlna 10:55 World NeWJ 1:11 Dbmar Mualeala 8:30 Sign Off SA111RDAY 7:15 Sign On, Muslcal Cock 7:45 Tba 1:00. Obio \'alle7 NOWJ 8:1111 World, Natlooal News 1:10 Sporta Today 8:15 Weather Plctnre 1:18 M!t!•k;al C1oct l:lili Newa 1:00 MusieaJ Clock t:30 Sq .. story 'l'lme 1:411 Fim111 Worship Hour 10:110 NIWJ lO:ot . Blih Scboo1 Bit Parada 10:56 News II:I!Q Arn1J Time ll:af Community Programs 12:110 NIWII RCMI!I!!gp 12:10 BuD6tln Bi1ard 11:25 Ne!VII 0 Grams ur.uno U:lt ....... Melodlel · (1101111 fr!day. !.hareb 8ella Rlllel 11:45 World Newa 11:iili Muo11 CouniJ Ntw1 11:00 C"iiii"!!DIIJ Newa 12:05 Loell Newa 11:10 Marbtl' 11:U oMid Jla7 Weather 11:20 Ev.- B!!Q. 80ir4 lJ;ZI Nm 0 Clnmi rw• 12:10 .8alurda7 Malin.. i:SI 1:00 1:. 1:00 U:io AJfleai!Urt 4eDt U:45· Cotml!7 to RbuDd ,1:1111 NOWJ Beat 1:111 Neill Beat 1:00 Ql~ ~ • Bre* Nelli ~ . . will Doll f:GO Qllclij t:an :IIIM: ·a.._ Notice Beat ' ~.. Ntw~ " Baat Saittl'day ........... o... I:~Gtll..o J:ID NeWJ Saturday Matloea .:oo OJ""nc Wilb t:3o TQp r. ReWa I ' ~·110 ... NIIQ ..__,. lfal!calt .~!~~mer l ....... :, .. 011 . 8:05 "'. - - Music Time 8:llt Jomborw 1:3$ Jobn llarml C::i:; 8:45 Oluatry Elqlreaa 7:05 Breakfast. Party I:SO Pat ButlriiD, M·W-F 8:15 Jones Buick Show 1:40 Metga a Arr. Est. 10:15 Tbe Good J:Jfe 7:00 Newa 10:» Music Ill Tbe Air 7:011 ·Brtatfaat Party 10:40 Vader 0b1n Sklea UTILE ORPHAN ANNII 7:80 Newa 10:411 Tbla 11 lolulic 7:311 Picken: BardU:ot. Top Tea Sbow ITues.·Tblll'll.) U:JI Top Ten Show (Dutlons) WU: lli'IOM 7:50 Newe Rlport 12:00 Noon Newa tciMH t!Q!!!I <lUEW 8:00· ~ Party 12:15 Muslc!al loterlucle 01-IEV OOOH'T RB<\lt2g 8:1!1 Brllbt 8llr llbcnr-TIIIn. 12:30 Rev. Merllo Teell WE'D HAVE Tlloee Atm• AIRCRAFT ROCI<ETS uo van Paltlct fiPorll . 1:00 Platter Party · Ali. SliT 11:> MEET 8:~ J1Uar Furallure-Wed-Jrrl 5:00 SundOWD Serenade ~etlQi ASN1:55 Open llousa 8:00 Sip Off I!I"rOI:K) 8:20 CounlrJ Jamboree 6:30 Farm N0111 THEY1.L 'THINK _,. ONE OV'ER l=OR A Sf'El.L& JUST l.ONG ENOUGH. 801' OUR ~EHOMENAL OIGCOVERV l.lT9 ~. """ ~ 1ll "THA'T WILL <lET 2I!J OF HEJ<E I R£VolUTt<ltlllE f.;;r;;;-..,r~b ..liltlRY ••• &:00 New. U:05 Coffee Wltb Janet 8:45 ~~e~~~ Nmm stlNUAY 7::10 Sign an 10:05 Mlnlsler1aJ Auac. 7:35 Arln3' &\lr 10:20 Country Hoe DoWII 0:115 Herald ol Truth 11:05 Swap 8bop 3:311 Hour of. Do1Wera1141 11:1& Country Drillers M"\f 8:00 Wlugs of lleallng 11:15 M8!011 CL AJr. En-Tue t:SI Bible Speab 1o You 11.1$ A,S.C. Program-Frl 10:00 Voice o1 Prophecy 11:15 Jl'amlly Waialdp-'l'llun. 10:3$ Wlllh. Reports to People 11:35 P'arm Bureau 11:00 Country Hymn Time 11:45 'l'lny'a CounlrJ ll)w 12:00 Noon News 12:00 Noon ReJIOI'I 12:15 '1'be Searcb 12:15 l'4uslc Ju1! F. YCCI 12:30 Rev. Merlla Teall· U:lt o-Jtr'l Guac s1 Prt 1:08 llllJy Graham 11: 30 Music Just For You 1:85 Lutheran Hour 1:00 Platter Pl\l'ly 1:110 Tbo.!.hurcb At Work 1:15 Blaettnar Sbow.Tuel. 1:15 Tbe Navy Swlugl t:• '-1 ·ftiWI 1:11 The Big IJe f:lif Bow!IDg ~ 1:00 '!be ~et Hour ••• ~wn 8ereuda . .1:311 Suaday Showcase .,.. • · Off, .1:00 jjaptlll Laymu'l Hour ~1'VJI.DAY 1:31 Wlll'ld Ill Review ,,,.. Blp Ql 1:10 'lip Off . .F • ABBIE AND SLAn OIORGE WONDER THREE- P.M. J AL~T 11ME f'OR ME 10 L.EtWE ,:oR MY JOe AT !!C\'IN"Z. I euJ<II fO'E MISS WINKL.f AND I A:le At!lNE AeAIN ""'~ fVENINe! Instruction• GET INTO CIVIL SERVICI WORK .. , , J' ,r • '' 'Ii ?!•WHA.TATRAGC 18.41aw· > .-:: • ~ ~ .' �,/ •n.Jl1 sentinel, Pomeroy-llld4lePort. o., liar. 17, liM Woman's View Around And About Mainly About People In ••~ :; . ., - ........... '"t will bt employtd In lbt - . Char!ei w~ 11 ~ at ·I!U 11011111, ~ , . WUJ8BI ....... 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