https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/78389d904dfe1f4233a22e0c4d20d742.pdf 41269f95f6b274e73cd1eaca44e8bb1e PDF Text Text THURSDAY, 9th- FRIDAY, 10th-SATURDAY, ••• 11th ~" RIOULAR $1.'15 WOMENS PLAstiC RAI!iCOATS Solo 11.00 RICIULAR $1.95 GIRLS PLASTIC RAINCOATS . . Solo $1.00 IIICIULAR sUS GIRLS ROllS - -- ----------- Sole 12.00 lti!GULAR $2.95 GUlLS 110115 ------- -- --- -- Sale $1.50 REGULAR $19.50 WOMEN$ fAILLE OUSTEIIS Sale $12.00 III!GULAII $17.50 WOMINS fAILLI! DUSTIRS Sale $11.00 REGULAR $1o.t5 WOMINS FAILLE DUSTIIIS Sole $6.00 REOULAII $4.95 Womons Lone Sleovo Sllpo- $wooton $2. IIEGULAR $49.50 WOMEN$ COATS · --------- Solo $J2.00 REGULAR $39.50 WOMEN$ COATs - --------- Solo $32.00 REGULAII $29.50 WOMI!NS COATS ---------- Solo $22.00 IIEGULAR $25.00 WOMEN$ COATS - -------- - Sa\" $20.00 RIGULAR $49.50 WOMEN$ SUITS ---------- Solo $32.00 REGULAR $59.50 WOMINS SUITS -- ------- - Solo 522.00 REGULAR $29.50 WOMEN$ SUITS ----·----- Sole $22.00 IIIGULAII $25.00 WOMENS SUITS - --- ----- - Sole $20.00 REGULAR $3.95 WOMENS DRESSES - -- -- - --- - Solo $2.... IIIGULAR $3.95 WOMENS BLOUSES ------- - -- Solo $2.75 REGULAR $2.95 WOMEN$ BLOUSES ---------- Solo $1.75 REGULAR $1.95 WOMEN$ BLOUSES -------- - - Solo $1.25 RI!GULAR $16.50 GIRLS DRESSES ---------- Solo $12.24 RIGULAR $13.95 GIRLS · DR USES •••••••••• Sole $10.24 REGULAII $12.ts GIRLS DRESSES ----------- Solo $1.24 RIGULAR $10-95 GIRLS DRESSES ----------- Solo $1.24 REGULAR $1.95 GIRLS DRESSES ------------ Solo $7.24 REGULAR $7.95 GIRLS DRESSES ------------ Sole $7.24 REGULAR $5.95 GIRLS DRESSES •••••••••••• Solo $5.24 REGULAR $4.95 GIRLS DRESSES ------------ Solo $4.24 REGULAR $3.95 GIRLS DRISSES ------------ Sole $3.24 REGULAR $2.95 GIRLS DRESSES ------------ Sole $2.24 REGULAR $17.50 GIRlS COATS ------------ Sole $12.24 REGULAR $16.50 GIRLS COATS ----------- - Solo $12.24 REGULAR $13.95 GIRLS COATS ------------ Solo $10.24 REGULAR $1o.95 GIRLS COATS ------------- Sole $1.24 REGULAR $8.95 GIRLS COATS ---- - --------- Solo $7,24 REGULAR $16.50 GIRLS SUITS ------------- - Solo $12.24 . REI;ULAR $13.95 GIRLS SUITS -------------- Sale $10.24 REGULAR $1o.95 GIRLS SUITS --------------- Solo $8.24 IIIGULAR $8.95 GIRLS SUITS ---------------- Solo $7.24 Bermuda Knote Socks ·. Girls CREW SOCKS Stretch to fit neatly - can be worn up as· knee socks or you can roll 'em down. White and solid color11. Miues lfllt ,,,.. 9 thru Ill ___ 59c Girls lflto Si101 t lllru I'~) .. ~c Whllo only, si11 . 51h to B'h , ribbed crew top, comfortable wear. 4 DOLLAR . liAYS poir Boys Shirt and Slacks Sets Long length cotton pajamas. Full cut for style and comfort. Sizes 32 thru 46. Assorted prints and' 10lid1. 39 SALE 5 2· GIRLS $1.00 Slzeo 3 to 7. Regular $1.9~. A abort sleeve cotton sport Jllirt plus a pair of boxer waist wubable shorts. Baly Doll Pajamas Cotton Shift Gowns for $1·00 SALI $1·69 BACHElOR GIRL SEAMLESS NYLONS Plain knit ormesh weave. Sizes 9 to 11. 2 pair in eel· lophane package. DOLLAR DAYS 2 $1.00 pair WOMINS 59c Trimmed Panties p, While and pa• o.,. DOLLAR DAYS 3 lop Short Sloeve WORK SUITS SoUl colors. Numerals front Pants In all al!ea 29 to 40 and back. SW.a 8 to 18 (not waist and shirt sizes 141A!: to every size in every color). 3S ahirto to selL Spruce &reen, 12.9 cu. ft. Refria:erator Storage, 10.4 cu. ft. and freezer hoJds 87 lbs. frozen food. Super storage door with built in buller compartment and ·egg rack. Full width crisper and lilver $2.00 full width chiller tray. RIGULARL Y $249.00 ' SALE---------------------- • suit HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM MENS $2.95 From the country's leading makers In whites, solids, dark plaids, checks, novelties. All the popular collar styles. Small, medium, large and extra large sizes. DOLLAR $ .00 Your choice of Modern - Traditional and Freneb Provln· cial All ouilel uphol.ltered In lot> grades of nylon wll!t foam cuohio... Theoe ou.ltea oeU l'llJ!Ularly: 11339.00, $349.00, ~9.00 and $369.00• 5 for Sllthlly Sollod 29c Dinner NAPKINS Lara• o1u - 11 111...co.ttoD damo* with m.....,. Jsed fllllall. l)malJ lollo ciMII up. 11otularb lie. 5 $J.OO l 00 White with color top, all sizes 8Y.i to 10'h, 100% cotton. 3 polr 1' OO $ KITCHEN TOWELS DOLLAR DAYS 2 a.,.. . 3' .Jor •) ,( 1'1.00 1 t,r $5 00 LINEN TABLE COVERS •Just 11, Sire 52x70 Prlntecl Llnon Tabla CIIYtln Ware $2.95 Sale $2.00 I • Just 6, Slq 52><52 Prlntecl Llnon Table Coven (Wore $1.95) · Sale $1.50 PILLOW CASES I Two m""lln ..,.. ID lift box. Floral trim or wblte. Juat 17 pain to oell. Dollor Doyo $1.69 polr BOI'IJ wolabL KNITIED SPORT SHIRTS Smal~ medium and large size. Not evecy size 1o evecy _llyle. An excellent selection. . ',..-.i ....... : ·. ..... 2. 00 . ,.,... ..... $1· Kitchen Gift S.ts wels, prayer plaque or towel raet. JUJI a few to selt for Dollar Day Salo. 12 R..,llr $2.95 GIFT S~TS ---- $AI.I $1.6f t R0gt1ta~ $1.91 GI"T SIT$ ---- IALI $2M u; blue:'· IOlcl, pink, lfeeJL lovo Dollar DIYL Juat 800 ·lo .. 10 ,,., · ... KODAK FILM FOR DOLLAR DAYS 55c Verlchron\e 19r $3·00· Mln'o '1-" lnrydoy WORK HATS Poplin hall Ill .,._, IMI or pey. AU haed 111M. TheJ'ro water repelltn; :::; •1·" • ·,.;:- ' IOTOIEN TOWELS 1111e 11 b7 aa lllcbeo. CottoD md linen blend. Pick your favorite pettem IDCi eolor.Wiille Ill., 1111 · 2 '*, -~~ :00 Black and White In Size 620.nd 1~7 - - - - - - - . . . - ~9c $1.25 Kod-lor Color Film i9c 1ft Size 620 BUCHS Pac~.,l Candles All excellent Hleetlon of eandy f4r )'OUrH!f and your .. Ito · . hr $1.00 *'"EAIII·I ""' hr . BIACHI ' . \ . FINE CANDIES Cboooe from theoe fine pa"' He,. of D<Hlboccillted !root- ed white, uaortecl eboea. latea, putel rainbow uoort-. ment, auorted creiDll, u. sorted IJIIlC choeoiAt,ea, nut, critp and chewy uoni-tment. ..... .J(ITCHEN TOWELS CANDY ' -- ID bfteht llrtpeo or neat obecb. Voey ablorbeDt IIIICI WHITI OAClON•MARQUISETTE I!Urabll. =·r3 ~ .~1·,110 ,. .' 8" ' Mrs. Stew• DoHor Day lolo ' '1.00 ' RUFFlED CURTAINS. . X: -. Iieacled ' t1e biCI!s; ·SiJ.er., !ifautlfUl ' · to w"ll. Little or no iroiiJng, pair 100 lnche~: !: 1!! i~ c.·: ..'.· •; ,' . · .... • ,l; 1 !. ' 1' . ,; • •· '. '.''. . ' ;, r • 't , · r ,. :. , ' . " . ' .' hJU :ootincll chamber• w •.d.: f50(1,000,000 bo"nd iSIUe May attorney, and Leo Stacy, aa co-cbalrmen . .Jitwniles, . . ' '· . ,, . .. tain1,. QuUta, stlrtl, SET IN STYLE SHOW- Tb~ eight women and a girl model cl"tbes In a Style Show held at the Ml!lU' ·l*la lll•er .., ·wltere. 1~1\fJ\·1~ Home Demonstration Council Achievement Day Program Wednesday at ·Midd1eport High school. S~ wilier I 'ftlro an .. nqll]romoata • · r are Mrs. Beatrice Stewart Middleport; Mrs. Clara Riley, Middleport; Mrs. Evelyn Murray, ·B radbutt Ponl-1 lo loalldlaCI OD lhe load.' 1; Mrs. Oleva Cotterill, Bradbury; Mrs. Roland Eastman, Coolville R. D. 3; Mrs. Harry Swartz, Coolville lir•rTV fte IDterolled peiMa ·1lill . 3; Mrs. Margaret Brown, Reedsville; Leslie Ingels, Middleport, and Mrs. John Fultz, Middleport. - Sen..Y If lhe prlH Ia rtpt..-Lud tine! Photo. ·•.oiten I mter•- alooald "' loel AMitor caldwell lOr larlller ~0.. Board A~epts Resignation of ,.. Mrs. Paul Baer I Wrinkle ohod fabric with omutna lootureo. aW~Iwt4! out eEaaier to wasb eDrleo faller eNeedl ""'~ ~ eEasy to iron eEuy to out and a.w.l8" wide Ill plll\111\11, llloc, yellow and mutt! atrlpe. . · · · Shlpm•t yortl MOHAWK Resuits Noted 49c CUNG 39c yd. CON-P- aABY SEATS BOUDOIR LAMPS ConfOl'IM lo ......,.. w, ' Rag, $2.95 Loinpo lole R... *"' comfortable . IUJIIH)kt )(IIi eompaet, oul7 211" 11 10" ·• Fl!lffy and tailored ahadea. $2.GO ,1!1". Lilbl'irel,sll, p.lt Lompo Sole $2,., . feedlnc. 12-"· ..., .. Cll'l'l'. Co1orf11117• prlaloll ft. Dy] pad. Ideo! W ....,.,.,.., J>la7IDI. '2.95 'Culture - -Here There, 'is Theme lllterestlng displays of hand- registration beginning at 9:30 · arlicles a film about a. m. with the Rock Springs foiDDl life India, a slyle group in charge. The meeting and a talk on "Our Chang. was opened with groop singing Family Life," highlighted led by Mrs. Paul Wlnn, Brad· 28th annual HOllie Demon- bury unit, with Mrs. Oleva .tration Council Achievement Cotlerill accompanist. Day Wednesday In the Middle- Devotions were given by memporl High School Aucltorium. . bors of the Long Bollom-RfledsMn. Paul BMt'o reslgn~o · The !heme of this year'a pro- ville club with the theme "BroIS IUptrlnten\leftl or "Culture - Hero lllCI lherhood" used In the meditalllCI Pl8nt was carried out In the lion and scripture. Mrs. FranCounty Falrl·' was cllsplays ODd talks by ces Spencer, president of the with rearet by ·tho . Kramer, lntemational Meigs Coonty Home DemonstraMonday night. Farm Ywth Exchange, and lion Council, welcomed mem· Pepoon Extension Spec- bers and introduced Ml'!l. Janet lalist. ' Davis, County Extension Agent, ApproJ:imately 2110 women at- Assistant, who has been worktended the all day session with ing with the units since the STRIPED SEERSUCKER:.' - poreels t1 ..roo or lelo, ......,..., "" .... 1........... u d If to ' " oerea, oil bcoklllil '' 5 79c ..WMdir•,.. tiM 1i81fa1 ...,er - ate. DAN RIVER Couly Alldlter (lor. ·• Prlnll Only In Th1t S.lel 36" - 100% cotton. Guorll>teed foot eolon. P ouitablo, for e•~ notd ..... i>reo101, HOUIO Coat., ead . ' ·,.·(~ 39c o,.,. ·,. ..._ $3.95 LomP. lole IPICIAL PRICES ON IIIIACHI CANDY •• IA~I 4 C1111non Terry a.th blue, beige, sandalwood, lt. blue, pink, green. SALII During Elliarfelds Dollar Days, Buy What You Wanl and Get The Dollar Day Sale Price! For example: the Wash Cloths on Sale 10 for $1.00, Buy One for 10cthe SteveDJ Dl.sh Towels on Sale 3 for $1.00, One would be 33'hc. It pays to read Elberfelds advertisements aod to take advantage of the Sales at Elberfelds 6imt!J. $lOO . • A uu __ $8Q·OO . "' . ·- o··u;:,;I·;··.'/··· •7o·oo $19.00 SALI - - - - .. ' . '•r Thurtdo)'-Prldoy ·and Soturtloy Jti.OO Novelty sell with tlieben to- Solid pallet eo!Ol'l - $6o·oo '79.00 IALI . . 1,. ~ •. .; • . \ f • '·- ~ ..i. ' All vinyl .tick-on plastic. 18 IDcb width. Decoratea ev...,. lhlnl. ~e Chain, Platform I!Dckers and Swivel Ro<ken. Iaree aelectlon of long weariDC covert. for DAYS SALE . SAlEI KROEHLER SIGNATURE CHAIRS 4 . $1.00 ' SPSCJAL GROUP! MEN'S $2.95 SHORT SLEEVI DIUSS SOCKS $1.00 Dollor "Doyo T and matching lid cover-of 100% liscose rayon. Colors: HeaV)' Duty steel frames with Hnk springs and Sim· mons innerspring mattress. 30 INCH BED SALE $29.00 39 INCH B E D - - - - - - - SALE $34.00 48 INCH BED SALE $39.00 19c Dish Cloth To Match - - - - Sale 3 for $1.00 39c Pot Holder To Match S.la 3 for $1.00 Con- 69c NOYOIJJ Print . · S1w 10\!o to 18. Smart new lor ing. Step tables, round1 square and rectangular coffee tables, and book ahelves. Simmons Rollaway Beds Novell)' patterns, vecy colorful and decorative, large size. Beautiful, long welrlnt 2 piece set - 22" x 34" Rug Walnut finish with hlsh prel1111'0 plutle toPt that resl>t heat, scratching IDCi ataln- SAL I CANNON WASH CLOTHS collars, snap tabs, patterns and colon you'll like for Sprln& and Summer I 964. . Moll's Mllltrltlll Argyl• cover colon. IRREGULARS Sizes 8 to 18, regular style collar, Ivy style collars, roll :~';"R 2 ded aeats, large selection of MORGAN JONES & l'ERRY CLOTH Our Connan SUI . . . . CREW SOCKS Dalllr Doys Maple ODd mabocany. ;Pad· $).00 O.llor. SPORT SHIRTS DAYS for net &OWill anG pajama• in ili:zeil 2, 3, 4, 10, 12 and 14. BOYS COTTON 3 4 borden. IOYS $1.95 SHORT SLEEVE ~OR DOLLAR for Dollor Days Occasional Tables SEWING ROCKERS Smllll lot to clean up, white, size ~ Inches loog by 13 Inches wide $1.00 lALII lALII Cotton Huck Towets . , · _ , Ow,.,, ' . QUADRIGA (lOTH BATHMAT SETS . SALI DAMASK Ia" white, red, yellow, pumpkin, lALII KROIHLER 2 Piece Living Roo.m Suites Small lot of cotton and flan· $ $200·00 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 2 Kaloot 4h ALIJIIIINUM POlL ------·------ f rollo ;;.= CUT·IUTI lie I'L.AITH: 1ntAI' -"·--------- 4 ron. f1• CUT-IIITI 27c WAX PAPII ------·--------- 4 Nllo $1.01 II llectrle Ito 9 ft. .IXTINIION cjjlos 2 for $1. 4$ PIICI $lUI DINNil SITS ---------·-------· fl4. . RIDMAN $1.95 CLOTHii HAMPill ------------IEDMAN $t.llt CLOTHIS HAMI'IIIS ------------- ,.... RIDMAN $10.SO CLbT!fiS NAMPIItl ---·--------- f7.M IENIRAL ILICTliC $5.95 WALL CLOCKS -------- ta.itt lOYAL $2.95 TOILIT SlATS ---•---~-----------·--' lq.W Cleoo anti Omor 7Sc WALL CL.ANiR - ----- t $1.M GOLDEN STAR $1.00 MOTH CRYSTALS --••·---.•--~-- -~ Star Sot $3.91 TINSION~GRII' TOWIL POLl. ---·•- ~ liar Sot 114,95 TIINSIDN. 'GRIP TOWIL POL.II ---·- 'Sf,aO Stor Sot $5.95 TINSIDN GRIP TOWIL POLls --~--- $llo Will $2.75 to 1'.95 MIDGI SkEAIII ----------'-•- ~ID WIIS $4.95 HIDGI IMIAIII - --------------------- ..... SIAL GLOSS $2.69 FL,DOR I'INIIH --------~- ~uait ti• THERMOS PINT SIZI VACUUM BOTTLES ----- ~- .•• $!:rill REID'S 3h PAPIR SNACK PACKS ---------- S for "$1,. M REED'S Sh PAPIR SNACK PACKS ·------~-· 2 .... $1.00 15c to $2.95 ODD LOT DISHES -------------- lc to $1AI t9c to $1.35 WICKER BASKITS ------------·- 2 fat. ~~.00 $2.21 (hotho Rooo Food anti ..... Dust Comlllnotlon •• 1',11 SUNBEAM $J2.50 PAIITY GRILLS -------- - - - ----· $10.00 WESTINGHoUSE $12.95 STIAM ond DIIY liONS --- $6.00 SUNBEAM $12.95 STEAM ond DIIY IRONS -------- •11.00 WEST BIND $1.95 ELECTRIC PIRCOLATOIII -·--• '"-00 WEST IENil $5.95 ELECTRIC IIAN POTS -------- P,fiO SUNBEAM $36.95 COffEIMAKIRS -------------- '11.00 WEST lEND SIUt-1 SLICI IRIAD TOAITIU .- f14AI SUNBEAM $42.95 ILICTRIC BLINDER -----------" . . . . GI!NERAL ELICTRIC $10-95 ILICTRIC TIA KITTLI f6.0I WIIT.INGHOUSE $47.95 ILICTRIC IOASTIIR -----Gonerol lloctrlc $21.95 RORTABLI MiXER liT ---- .14.00 SUNBIAM $14.95 AUTOMATIC IRON ------------~- $7.00 SESSIONS 'lo.95 WALL CLOCK ----------------~-- fs.OO GENERAL ELECTRIC $29.95 MIXER ---·---·---·- $15.00 SUNBEAM $3>1.95 ELECTRIC HEATER ~-------~-- tu.OO tsf.OO ..eh REFRIGERATORS grey, sun tan. dark olive 1nd navy blue. $6.00 $35·00 SALEI RCA WHIRLPOOL Pajamas and Gowns CREW SOCKS White and aolid eolors. Slretcb to lit olzea 9 through 11. Comfort top ~ really lit Dice. O.llor poir Ooyo for . FOR THIS SALE KNIT SHIRTS 20. SAL I Mu!U,Layer cushion upholstecy. Hundreds of twin-tapered coils. OrthG-Support construction. "Saoi-Tex" germ resistant ticking. For Doll1r Days Men's "Bie Y•nk" 52.95 NUMERALS '200·00 63 lnehea • blgb, 38 lnebes wide and 19 inches deep. Magnetlt door catches,. hat net and hanging bar, woodtone brown baked eniDiel finish, brass bard,pare. SALEI Serta Innerspring Mattresses and Box Springs- Full or Twin Size $5·00 WASH QOTHS polra lo" loolon Streich J IALI Wide llrtpoo ID orobld, y... low, pink. blue. . Re&ulariJ 28o. In sizes 10'h to 13. 3 pair in cellophane package Heavy duty 100% cotton, elastic top. ' • 30'' Cullom, $2.50 DISH TOWELS COTTON SOCKS ~,-- --~-,~ Plus two pair of boxer waist shorts with Thermostatic Top Burner, Full VIew Oven Door, Smokelel¥1 Broil· er, Large Capaeity Balanced Hoot Oven. Bleached linen clllh lowell in 11H 17 by 28 lncbea. Colored MENS CUSHION FOOT .... GAS RANGES Doltor for WARDROBES Cotton Sport Shirt $1.69 3 lALII Glom . Special sale price for Thursday, Friday or Saturday, new spring selection of shirts in small, medium, large · and extra large sizes. Solids, plaids, whites, checks, stripes, a tremendous selection. DOLLAR 2 lALII RCA Whirl-1 ltov•• 39c 1110% Llnon GIRLS $1.95 · 'lmall JroUP of women's J1ce trimmed rayon panties. Size1 I, 8, 7 and loll. cum! Top. SPORT SHIRTS Doyo WOMEN$ $1.95 2 deep. Infll!lte-Heat Surfoco unit&. Dual Oven Control Spill. FOR DOLLAR DAYS MENS $1.95 SHORT SLEEVE Do . . llor Small group of cotton ba- Printed and solid color by doll pajamas. Assorted cotton shift gowns in size~ · prints. Sizes 5 thru 14. !mall, medium and large. Solo Larc• Balanced Heat Oven. 24" wide • 1$" blab and 19" Short Sleeve Shorts & Shirt Seh • ~ousewares "-Cit 30 Inch ELECTRIC RANGE ' Broadcloth Paiamas $J .OO R-lor 2.95 LITTLE BOYS DAYS WOMEN$ $2.95 for SALEII RCA Whifpool Eledric Ranges Sizes ~ to 7-Boys Short sleeve Sport Shirt In plaids or checks with a pair of boxer waist dress slacka to match or blend. . $2.95 8oyw Shirt ond Slack Sots - - - - - $2.49 $1.95 Boys Shirt and Slock S.ls $1.69 Dollor Ooyo 2 IA~I .. .. While They Lut Large size, soft fleecy cottoa rec:diving blanketl In py pr!Dtl and stripes. . DOLLAR DAYS SALEI ... Bargains In RECEIVING BIJ\NKETS Store Wict. Blrgains In Furniture - Floor Cove~, - Dra~ries - Appli•nce: - Ready To Wur- Dry Goods- Mens anclloy. WHr ......Houte.w•m- Music. Blrgains All Over The StQfe For Our Dollar Days Thursday, Friday and Sat:urclay. · · ' . Bar1alns In The Ready To Wear Department DOLL· INFANTS 49c . ' , • u; retirement of Mrs. Geneva No- a nurse, now doing gadtaata Ian, former Exlenslon Agent. work m Rural Sociology oil Mrs. Spencer gave a tribule to Ohio Slate Uni•tersity. She wort the work of Mrs. Nolan in her and authentic Indian llf~ lilt 25 years of service to the coun- native dress of the womea or ty. 1ndta. C. E. Blakeslee, also from New councll membero wert the County Extension agency, , recogni2ed Including Mrs. MMwas Introduced and presented red ~mard, Alfred ; Mrs Dawith a briefcase In recognition na Br1cklea, ~dford; Mrs. Eveof his support and assistance lyn Murray, Bradbury; Mra. during the past year. Rosemay Keller, Chester; Mrs. Miss Kramer, who was in In- Pauline Aikins, Harrisonville; dia aa an exchange student, Mrs. Harry Swartz, Hemlcok; presented lnleresting sidelights Mrs. Mary McAngua, M r 1. of Indian family life, customs Evelyn Clark, Pomeroy; Mn. and living condiUons. She also Alberta Hendersoa, Porllandcomm•nted on colored slides I Great Bend; Mi't. Letha Kibble: lalten in India. Miss Kramer Is (Continued on p81o 21 re~an l)g~rtJYa.l C~4rHed By MacArthu·r from Grave ,.,. ' . ... l i ...~~·· �} I '1 LOCAL~ '• l ·. ~ Memorial Day Hone t,lllperature in Pomeroy Show i• Planned but!lr!m,dlsb'Ici was 44 degrees and tunny today ot 10:10 a.m. wreck Victim ' mes FoDowing T Dies From Hospital ime In•uries Truceforged lnCleve·Jand !:!'.::\.~e~~:~e"1.,t;· RIghts Issue ... w; ::~~~=::f./~:..~:: COWMBUS (UPIJ - p.... lie olilltlol Ill Olllo ••• pold A Mem•ri•I oay 11orse lhew · be staged_at the K y 1 e r 1 Creek Plant Employees club !~:.a p=~';' ~""w~:t ~~ ~ '' ; IIIII lUt 51 yeon, Slote A • Roger Traey reported. 01 ...., .......... $Ul,ZH,35S • a 1M -~ ~:!~:I man, 'II, RFD Letlrl, lllliY ·BrYah Cremeans, !1. "community, who dled V 1begln at 12:30 p. m., on Satur-' Jl'y United Pre.. IDieroadonal day , May 30. , A t 111 rary truce has been ~ resldJIII of the Ad<I1!1Q!l CO!Q- .day ot 11:31 p.m. oftor e po . · · ts tl• 01 Ia lb• .......,., lise• I year munity, who was critically In- holpltlllzed lbro!e weeki, Trophies, cash, and ribbons forged between lntegrati~" • tolol $-N5,111,87J. Jured in a truck-car ora•h bo held Saturday at Z p.m. , will be presented vanous win· land City official~ at rae Y near tbo Mefgs.Gallla line ear- the Foglesong Funeral nel'!!. Refreshments wlll be shaken Clev~la~ · ling ly Wednesday morning, died at with burial In the Hoffman oii!IEF & YOUNG • • . 1 ~-Destgned Especially For llie Youthful Look ~"'i.t""~ :;- Coin Flip Has R tland Team Jn 'A' Finals etery. .' ·- The admlniJtradon applied roullld·~ile-<iloclt preilllre and management !Alday to avert a nationwide rail strike ol minute aft4t lllldntghL WASQINGTON - ~ ., . ... LATEST' NEWs' · frOm .,.,.,. )\' ~ _. I1MW' ·~1 • eUlBli. ()fifO and tilt1 of West VlicJnla ~ !,..!:::·:;.:...,~·:·•±la~ty~l~w~·~:;J:;:tre~turnlni~ ..~~wifor•k~~-'J'='~(J'i 1 available. TheLeague locationballIS park, close Wednesday Durmg • g . 'eeke ';..!rator: 3:10 the same day In ley andTheJohn Revs.lcenhoHolley to the Little . Meip(t.m. MJOmorial Jloepltal. 1 8 ac""" Rt. 7 from the power greed to two-w He W"'l a j»>UUtructlon man officiate. plant. The. &how wu1 be open ,lum •n au school construction who had work!!<! mbulldlng tho , to all lnt Ito area. lin a predomlnanUy Negro area, U Kyger Creek plant and at the He wa• boro May e, 11184, In and tlv•l rJghts leaders said . ' Mason county, the of the F11hlons : there would be no demonstro::'~ ~ ~~:~:. ':.,~mploy- late Robert and Cbarlotte Hart ly lions durtag this period. Add!attended Cheshire schools, Hoffman. He WIS a farmer by tionally an expert '"' school Inle occupation and a member of the Molly teiJl'atlo~ problems will be hir· The Class A county baseball ' and Rio Grande Col ge 1~ Vernoo EUB cllurch. He ill ' ,,._II (Continued from page I) ed to make a study of Cleve- tournament wa• set up Wednes· one year. He was active In a~ membered for his deep lntemlll Goldbel'fl for a fireworks display. ,land's racial issues. a quiet coin Dipping In :::r~sPt:e;s~:':. ·~ in the Wahama band for maiiV II The Wendell Music Store at ' Conotrucdon al • aew S the Local Athl tl Dl ber of the Eagles Lodge al Porn· years, taking II everywhere Marietta will furnish an organ oebool, elcb clvU rlgbto ;;nald Wolfe, :~n eroy, and the Addaville PTO. needed to go, and , for Religious Services Monday groups claim woold lead tor; his kjnd in southeastern Ohio, He was a nteran of Naval ser· with ft. night Aug. 17 and a plano for oogregatloo of pupflo, spar said the results put Rutland au- vice In World War U, Survlvon. lllclude hfa '1 l '• · . I lhe Minstrel Thursday and Sat· ed vloleace thlo week wbea a ~· , Nona: a daughter, Mra. Woodurday nights wblte IIIIDioter wao crushed to tomatically in the finals. Ine Mr. Cremeans was born Ap- row Bruw'n: a ..,n, Robert R. : Beautiful Patterns, The 1965 .;.nvention of the 4ealh whlle trying to stop I Eastern wl~ plaih at:c rU 1, 1926, at Kyger, son of Hoffman, Letart; ninono;..:~~~~~ ' ··~ Guaranteed washable Ohio FaiT Managers Association bulldozer. April 20 ope ng e me~ Bryan and Goldie Rotlsh Cre- chHdren, eight great 11 I ·Fully Cut will be held Jan. :Hi-7, 1965 at I At Philadelphia, the Board of th~~~':.rer.~t&: h:~~ a· means, who survive and Uve in dren, a brother, Bennie Holf· & Half Slz11 the Columbus Plaza HoteL Christian Education of the Un· ail bl date afterwards The GaUipolis. He ""' one ~ four man, Le~, 11¥1 oneP·art<-ll ' $3.95 Pcesbyterlan Church, U.S., v a • advan · into children, and those w mr- Mrs. Vergle Goodnlte, Present were Carnahan. Dow- · Froun Chef lloy·Arolloe nie, Hoffman, Shenefield, Slaw- said tho victim, the Rev. Bruce ~~~~. A p: vlve are Mrs. To~ (Ru:l . burg. Friends may call at the 1 ter, Koblenl%, Radford, Custer, !' Klunder, was "a casualty In Meanwhile the rain.,;recked Shaffer of Eau ~!~ 10• Kre~ funeral home Iller noon~. PI:C:A epthor Dr-. Rogulor Bradford, Geoglein, Shields, of the skirmishes of the hedules of all area schools Mrs. CUH~d (W G ) C CHilli( d J h ton ar of the 19603 " sc of Galllpobs and rover ,.... B · & Holf SlzH, $2.91 VEGnAI~E$ . rown an ns • . wthe board, "seeks ' were. to be resumed wherever means of Ch-"'· hi·hl'""led the bookmobile................ Libwar sa1d ~uae, &~.1.1.16" SAUSAGE - - 59c . h th f eed ~ 1 marriage look place oo rary with a eelecllon of ...,... tabl'IS 1 a11 posSible today toandh tomorrow. Llmi11-P11t Corn FIRST es e r om o ed ~ 25, 1941 to the former . . the al 1 men to live a full life in our Eastern was ave pay Sept. Ju- available and v ue to perQUALITY SplNCh-Broc:*t ,, .1 HQLSUM · but this Ue Lee Merrback of La......,. sons in 111tal areao;pillhandmade REGULAR regar dless of the co Ior Racme h Wednesday, lied bee . l isoceitl h . 8 k: , mate was cance auoo o1 ing Md who survlveo, along smocked aprons, ows · MIXED . Brown & Serve & Certified Oil Station t e1r '"· pool conditions around Racine 's with tw~'children, Orland 8, and embroidered goodl were ahown N. 2nd Avo. Middleport VEGETAILU .. w. Main Sl. Pon••••• REVIVAL STARTS home pla te. Edricess 7, hoth students at the by the Bradbury unit; Cbester Rolls, Reg. 31c, 25c ~~~~~~~~~~ti~::;:;:::;:::::===:;;;l There will be a two week Eastern by the way accord- Addaville school. members had their theme r' revival beginning Monday at to C.;.che Robert Asllley Servi~s will be held at Z "Let's Explore Ohio" · the Salem EUB church one Robert Wl:e , had yet to find p.m. Saturday at Miller's Home the natural resources In baek oi West Columbia on day to practice outside as of [or Funerals. !lev. C. J: Lem- and suggestions. for the devt•top.ll Lieving-rd. The evangelist wiU ley will officiate and burial will men! of Ohio; the Alfred group Nlw ____,.__,__...... . _ . , be Rev. Ralph Mahoney with Pomeroy was to play Jackson In Gravel Hill cemetery II P~ several~ ,~ta~li:le~~,= services beginning al 7:30 each here today, and Coach Friends may call at wlth china ind a< funeral home after 7 p.m. hobby table bold eea ,evening. Everyone is welcome. Moore indicated a lot of sun ' would be needed to fix up tl~~ !~~~------ baskets fne --~I __._ .; I ·,., •. , woven .,_, lrom lltiADID I SERVICI!S FRIDAY. PHS diamond. Pomeroy is . P neeo es, wowocuve 12 OL Funeral services for Mrs. El· scheduled to travel to Racine Middleport; a)ll(l the plaques and many other UDU&11 · 3'"'-·-. ,.. . len Ssyre, of Page, Ariz., form- IFriday, but this game may be in matclling material, with ual articles. .. ' erly of Apple Grove, will be moved to Pomeroy, pending bloose. Garden Clubs had several th Lend d' · · Ra<' A little girl's dres8 ol peoch flower exhlbtls, the eBegonias, held Friday at 2 p.m. at e amo con •tmns m me. with white lace trim, ville entry was entitled, "What's tart Methodist church. Friends Middleport Atheltlc · tuberous, rooted may call at Ewing Funeral AI Scarberry Jr., said thio and handball were wora by New In the Fabric Field," ' . home any time. morntag a decloloo W88 to · Ingels. . ' eroy displayed a medical Hlf !FORMERLY CHAPMAN'S MKT.I . , .·•.; made this afternoon whether the Others wearing original lash- help kit, and Syracuse bad a eAmaryllis Opan·I k1 I Mon. thl')l Frl.-t'kl 9'Satvida\' -~ •.J .. ==-=~-=-=-::::-::--:-:- Jackets t'OIJld take the field in . the new "easy line" Interest exhibit and "YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR 'GOAt:" ' day. The Jackets lost 8 tough boll or beltlesa msiOna, coffee. The A&P m~:: SYRACUSE; O; DEVOTEO TO INTEREST OP ooe to Gallipulis, 2-1, in the Mrs. M"" Stewarl, Mrs. coffee for the eDahlias MIIGS MAlON AIEA opener TUeaday, Riley, Jr., Mrs. J 0 b a eGII period. I Ful.tz, Mrs. Oleva Colterlll •~et~•N I . 0WM. ........... eCannas Special music waa pree?ted c-..., ,.,...... ..,, ldlt•r hbU1b . . .,.., aftenon •cept lao the Bradbury · crou~· IIJII'lnt .., llr one 01111o vau., hbl' stU~ afternoon. Mrs, J>hyliss Skin\., eGiadiolis C....ND~. ue .._...... IL., ,.,....,.,, was in chlflle of ~. Dido. SV.tta• OfftM paw. \\ 'Y • Speak:er for the progrlllll 1011 115'7 llitlt•rtll JIIIOM WT 1-215-l. SEVERAL VARIETIES-VARIOUS COLORS bluM u ._.., elaa m •Lllal Luelle Pepooo. Extension . ' DAUer at til• poP ef8N II Pom 1reop, Family Life, 0 b I o ""'" (Continued from page lJ PLASTIC HOLDERS for John F. Kennedy who had aa N•~»D&I ..!......_ lh9nleat .uw Ree$ville • Long Bottom; Mrs. tf•lf.Dolltrs ~- -- --- - -- ----- -- -- -- --- - - ----- 29c etCh Famtopic, "Our lottltteW Dmb.U. IU., ~ * t.e:d ... William Gmeser, Rock Springs: ily Life" Air-tight for pernitlnenl kee~ing. ... A .... N.- Yed: at,, N•• YorL h and M · ••• _.• .,.. ....., - - • ., Mrs. Milton Rous rs. E""h council unit bad a df&, ..m. •ben .-...uo~e, • c:•nUr , . Virginia Salser, Syracuse. bl . out original • .-, ... ,.... • ...,...,. •t n. New council offlcers elected play ta e ca.rrymg BEN FRANKLIN DaU, ~eau.~r~ .-.. -Juo, 1111 R th Ebe ba h pres1- theme!, mcludin& ' Early Am'DwNt N'l '"'"' '•'lOW'< aoD.tt., IUIIJ nu.e ...uu. tUII were u rs c • erican Culture" by the Rock ., ao\or Nl"' •b.n .m.r Hf"fW Margaret Brown9 vice 't f aturinl antique ,., "'"'""' _ _,. ouo .., president; Phyllis Sld!lner, ...,. :l~d:. an iron aldJ. POMEROY WY 2-3498 ... ,..., ..., .. ..,..., ret&ry; and Addie Norris, lreascoif ind candle molda Open Every Day_Jncludlni Thul'$d~y 9:00 to 7~ ,, -:...::.!;;o;iiiii:~~~~~~~~.:;:;,;:;-:.:•;••;·~·=·~·~==-,lurer. Members and gues" had ee cr :;,.."''"' reader iO sack Iunche• and coffee at noon a I!JreeD · ":"d '~,ri 9:00 to 9;00 ......_ . . ._._. with Vivian Humphrey giving and 'llpeller • the. Bed! group ., the grace. · / BI:ACK A style review headed the afternoon session with members of the Bradbury CfOOH modeling outfi" made bl' tbom-11 selves. Mrs. Paul Wlnn was COlonial Cane ' . rator for the rev -feeluring Thiel< Sole • Al.h Supported dress fabrics and otyles. ' · 51_ S....il. ·l i ' One of the outstanding CO!· .. Mtno 1 ..,...,..,~ tumes was a flllir·plece suit . aqua linen weave with me1tch··ll ing blouae and·hat worn· by----· 11 r M\Hi'p•~-·"'. · Evelyn Murray. The suit' OHIO VAtLEY OHIO VALLEY OHIO VALLEY been made by Mrs. "Arnold ' Board Accepts AUGUSTA, Go. (lJPI)-Hope. PI~ tell a at! lllirlttlol beetl liar! on -body'• favorite Jack !Alday wbeD lbo power boy• lake on the field In lbo open!ne round ot the famed M11ten ful Arnold IOH tournament .. Robinson In Cin.cy For Checkup s·YRA.CUSE .":DR:IVE-. 1 1 ., ·u/ 1 . ! '::er:! rect'! • .i • Chuck Roast _:__ ... 49c • English Cut ... 55( · • Round Bone Roast;b.55c ::'!. ~ogular '::'J:.. ° 49 19c 1 Potatoes ~~~-___;,_ 3 1 FLOWER II Cabbage Servit Oleo · ' 'paoziN F• h Steaks .... 1 For i Springtime Planting 1 ~·. j JI FRIDAY, APRIL 1Oth ,....--- OP.NING SPECIAU---. Ham or BarbKue Sandwich Potato Salad, Soft Drink 4 9c .'' ' l ~ .t TRY OUR HOME COOKED MEALS HOURS: l !. .- i ' · ~t -,. .''' i ,6 ..r.~l:oo 3. 10 AM TD 12 PM 7 DAVIA W. .K Boosters Plan Carnival Event At Rutland Hi COME II AID SEE ALL THE lEW 01 THE '64 DODGE BOYS! . HARDEN'S MARKlJ .~~- I! .! . i l' II THE DAILY SENTINIQ Culture, Here There is Topic < • ~ FROZEN 18'.9 I . OPEN-·s .,_.....,. ".:.'m- .s roll I ·No' stamps •• 'No·. Gimmicks -~_ Just· vaiUes · ,, ' Pomerqy Self-Service Market· -----·Saturday ... Clothes for the Graduate • . 1' ' i KED BasketbaU Oxford Mticlow GoiCI · tew ' SUGA·R\ M·IL_K_ 1~· Sgc :I 'a~~ $1 ' $5·" THE SIIOE ·BOX WEINERS BACON 2:~. 89c 1 39c SAUSAGE 2 59c lb. lb. pkg. pkg. LONGHORN CHEESE Stokely'a lb. 49c I j ; ONLY FIVE YEARS . Pine Par INIO!I1nt Bacon·.. Ends . . :!·99c ' for lly Madison ill Pickles • • 33c . 20 OZ. BOTTLE Pillobury Buttermilk Biscuits · • • • · 1c RING-O 4 ORANGE & GRAPE DRINK ........ · .. · 460L can •. many of todey's .pte~rlpfl6nt {~ ·~11 would have been meanlf1Cjless h~ro"' •. , . ·• '''1f,·'"' glyphics. Your trusted pMarm~ist 'qu,Jst be constantly alert to medica! advancei. ' ,: _,. in order to safeguard v.our· ~·~It~., · ' . J~t uve 10ur f'81ilt• 1li!>t ll!d brfnJ them·. ~ ,uo to be lldbe<l. We wtU pay you . ·. ·· ' ., 2'111 !II of the. toll!. . SWISHER .& '. RACINE, 0. .., . . . . ~\ 'I! •;( .~""ij , eJ l.llllhr..t PhalrNCliiiiP"· ·~.,~~:Iu WAID CROSS' SONS ' o) lloy1 ,t 24 PI Sent eld .. 'l'bi!· Mldd. . . Boyo' ··f . -:.·: ! ' «!· See our great Dodge Boys soon. And be sure to ask t~em to show . yoo one or two ofthe Items they sell .•. like this '64 Dodp Poll11, the low-price car that doesn't look like one or act like one. Come in and see our big selection today (or even tomorrow)( dACKEts~ ..' " .' Jj SUITS •• ~ SLACKS White Coats and Black. S~~ks for .. The·Big Occ.osionl' ·· . QUART 'SIZE Save Your Regltt.r Shpo From Our Store THEY ARE WQRTH i MONEY TO YOUI Boys' League · Middleport Tb Meet Friday ' Lunch Meat. ·!· 39c ........, ........ .. , Gr,ound Beef· 3 ... •t ' 2 29C Catsup • • • • 19c 303 SIZE· CAN . ' Pickle X.. ..,.,., Cll•••• • Jltratt Cbi..,..'J.ol'f, llfrle4JII Ham AGO Sklkoly'l ! ! . \ \ Short Sleeve ~apered $hirts -.. -- ..... , ., ...,. �- ~ o&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., ,. Nlll, ' -• .I ' Ap~, ~964 !tln. R. Jlesaio Polt.t, J:lot- seU. W. Va., Eddie R._u, West Cclwubla, W. Va., Mra. Robert D. Roach, New Haven, W. Va., Mrs. H..-man Shinn, Rt. Emore4 Hospital z Leon, W. Va., Mrs. Thomas .. ......... · · _. · .., u .. L..... Rt .~ Leon . W. \'a ., nrnolll ul\hXI wno ~;:~u cl~;u ~ ...... -··-. . Holzer hospital io the past 24 Lee W. Wears, Pliny, W. Va .. boors. were Mrs. H. Thoniaa Ell- Mn. John C. Bacon, Jr., 7:19 !ott, Neighborhood Rd .. Donna Third St., Middleport, Henry R. J. Burnett, liZ2 Burnett Rd., Ka· ,Beach, Rt. 1 Middleport. Mrs. nauga, Mrs. Paul H. 'f~::~.1;lor. · Ciiil F. Uer.drkks, 15 OAk Eureka Star Rt , Otto 0 . Bard, St., Pomeroy . Mrs. Homer I. Rt. 1 Ewington, JarOes William ISayre: Raeine. Cla udin~ Kay Stewart, 211 Fir~t St., Pt. Plea~ I McChntock. Rt. l Raeme. Mrs . J~:;~ 1L . Hunt , Rt. 2 Racine, I( J. Hall, Rt. Z Racine, Howard Caldwell, Jr ., Rt. ReedsviiJe , Mrs. Harry Nev- 'Hospital News ·Voice of Broadwav .•. r,eporting I ly DOROTHY KILOALLIN : 1 M d M E 1 St k • Wilma r · . an rs . ar ar ey '" Columbus on Saturday CoIeman, Mrs. F. D. Shoemak. were .k W d . H k where Mr . Sta r key a lte nded tlte er, Htc y ar , 8 111 ac ney. thl f r Betty RUpe , Robert Payne, Wil- regu1ar mon y mee mg o Jiam Abner Steven Montgom- Grange Mu\ual Casualty lnsur- Rid ge K.e00 S • NOteS • 0Ctety AI~ Stewart and infant daughter, compam em o e1r ~me M B'll St d · f t here and spent Saturday mght 1 aWn u'" and with them. 0\her guests at the daursg. ht er,YM rs.evLensR, e an Starkey horne on Eas ter were ·ru t M . H. 0 o M'll 1 dannls..ont, 1 rs. d. M. ' Eer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiseman of an t .n soo, an rs. . Ravenswood, W. Va.; M'ISS J oy B. Mossman. . ,w,stman of Anderson, lnd'1ana; 1• and Mr. and Mrs. David Wise-man and daughter, Harrison· ville. 0. The Starkeys took Joy Wiseman to Athens on Monday where she met friends to return to classes at Anderson College following JJ vacation spent with away with bobbin windin£ It has a reel that fills in 9eC· onds at the push of a but· ton. Only SINGER hos n. 1 REGULAR Certified Oi I Station w M · St Pomeroy l :fu~~~:~~~~:~~ ....· ....•..•n...........ii:........~ th I t' . urmg e r vaca Ion Rto Grande College, Bahr and friend. Miss KaY Cr abt ree or Wh ee Iers bu rg, 0 . visited with his sisters, Elsie, W1' \rna an d G\ adys. at CoIurnbus. _ _. . : ; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; ; : : , __ _ Mrs. Allee Dodson spent Esster Sunday at the Curtis Wolfe Carpenter Social News 1. Wind just the amount of thread you need- quanttty Js measured right on thei'HL 1---------- 18:' FIRST QUALITY ., . . ' . ance Company Directors·. HIS · lr B Dav1s k M R s1s er, Mrs. J essie . Wllllam el}, . J ewe II , ac· D . IIzer, a ar er, , Vernon rs . . 0 . . t 'ed th I th . h Tm, amazing AUTO-REEl• · and ' Mn. Joe Mark•. • .Mr, George llobstetter, PornIIY CLARICE AU.i:N eroy, waa 0 l'ef'"lll vlsli<tr of .Mr. and Mrs Harford West Mr. ontl Mn, Ronahl ()lay. grandsoll ~y, WellsiDn, Mr. 1114 Mrs. """'lllea have 0 ., and Mn. Doris Cleland, Co- r.tur~ borne alter · spei>t!lng lumbus. visited recently with the wrnler in Florida, Mr. and Mil· V. D. C\et.tnd and 1 .Mr. and Mrt. llarojd Newell Mr. and Mrs. DellliiOI Clelan4. \and chlldren apeot an eveJiin8 Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Marks, with Mr, and Mn. Norman. MeBelpre, Sunday Mr. , C'•ill. East Shade, bume. Other week end visitors Howard l Wolfe of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. I Lloyd Wolfe and children we~ Mr. and Mrs. Hartford Y Mr. and Mrs, ~!lim Reqter and f~ly, Akroo, were weekend SU..b! at the Lu<:Uie home. Society Notes Srnlt!I w.m Explain Weight Control . - - ZEBCO REELS ----. e ZEE BEE =~~s~ Everything You Need eSacco Plant Food eSacco Lawn Food e Saceo Pure Bone Meal • Sacco Rose Food e Earth 'Carpet Grass Seed ePeat Moss eCattle and ' Sheep Manure • Pax Crabgrass (;Qntrol • Dupont Chordane DUst • Dupont Ammate Weed & Brush Killer e Weed· No-More Lawn Weed Killer, etc. · Here! From 430 to 195 .Pounds in Three Years; I 'Mind over Matter,' Claims Legislator ~~~-~--·"·' Eclipse & Huffy Mowers $69, ~5 and up Ferry-Morse Bulk Seeds 2 Pee, ;;......,u ~~,.__, Ev~rything to make your gardenihg easier - hoes, rakes, spading forks, etc. Ebersbach · ~lardware 1 !. Thread peels off spool horiz,ntally for the smootll · est s \tching you have ever seen. . Mrs. TIC)ilor Moore and Mrs. --workinfl, above Columbm. Ruth Starkev. Others who visit· PAY STATE PJ,ENTY a week end here with his ed at the Starkey home were During the ]ast Sl y e a r s, ily. Mrs. Raymond Nelson. Susie and Ohio's public utilities have paid • Elaine Milboan hss scarletlnal Sata. local, and Mr. and Mrs. in excell! of three-quarter bii.! at this time. R. L. Brookhart and Barbara, lion dollars in taxes and as- several from the Ridge Alhany. . . sessments to the state, State tended the Buddy Stareher Mrs. Adna Goodwm, two dau· Auditor Roger W. Tracy said at the Chester school •~t'!.~~!J ghters a~ gr~nddaughter, New- these taxes and assessments evening. nae show was-·• ark, Ohio: vtslted her sister, are in addition to the real es- fit lor the Chester Fire DeJi>OMt-1 Mrs. Frank Bolio and other rei· t.tte nnd pentonal property tax- ment and played to a fun attves here. They were called es which were pAid In the var- torium. here by the death of RIWeU loos county governments. -Gfeaaa Van Dyke of Athens. Mr. Van _ _ _ ..:__.::__ _ _ _ _~--------- TENNIS OXFORDS you see better, sew better. sa...t-NMdte hlu•• complete with case, lnlf SZ.05 I Wltk. Little or no down Pl)'mtnt , .4\ VII/ THE FABRIC SHOP 115 W. 2nd Pomeroy 0 A ,,....,_.~ 01 t~t31NG!Pt " · . BASKETBALL OXFORDS Dyke was a brother of Mrs. CCRIPt\NY" wear a Bobu and Mrs. Goodwin. The ' funeral was held on Monday. with pride and confidence RADIO EQUIPMENT ·~ ··.: Black : 51.. 5 fo 9 pr. Jlet. p.4U l $.199 \.. ' I !l e Polytronics IIIR .., lltti ~cthl IIJIIIIJ .... naH eCrystals ' eSonar • llltn-Midlltt comttuctlon. f'ftclllon- ' I IJOUStfS ., t SHO~ . SJQRE . ,') . FOREMAN & ABBOTT ' N~'-2Jcl"Aw. Middleport • At &OW AS StQ95 BETTE~ CB COMMUNICATIONS < ·- ttwttM .....,.lit. w•ttr,oor•. t1t:W • Accessories TRADE UP NOW TO ACCISIOII. . • AT THESE BUYS • - • • ROMAN CU:ANSER quart p)lltiC bot. 11 ••• jar \ ::· 31cl [SUNSHINE CRACKERS • Flalo 1-lrltd Promptly • Troctorn.... lecapped • Tube ValvM laplacod • nrn Uqulcl PUled, SPECIAL SALE! NABISCO Dralnltd, loplacltd • Complete Une of Goo,:ty. . Farm, Tr1.tc~ COOKIES and Auto nru SEE US OR e Choc. Fudge e Duet Cookies CALL US NOW for fast, dependabl• service I ~-- DISCOUNT- 1 l-Ib. pkgs. 89c AER-O-WAX :~S9c _______ __.,. Sail-Polishing FLOOR WAX Will Not Yellow ._ HANES l·SHIRTS Rolnl..-codN.....nd 3 ,.,'2·'5 .. .,, 1 . eC11ble eHalliLrafter I I PT. P!JEASANT - eGround Planes eGeneral I pr. Black Onb' \ The Ga., Iden Department of the Point Pleasant Woman's Club wIll hsve charge of the program for Friday night's meeting, "The Gardens of ope," with Mrs. John Ccllllns She wD1 show slides her trip to Eufope to lllus11 h·••• tile program. Mrs. Harold Somerville arxl GaD Faires are ~ball'­ ., the which will beld In lhe IICbtll'Ch soda~ rooma at· 7:45 p.m. Special ,of ' CANVAS LOAFERS SHOES :'::Big i $1.99 Plan Pro(ll'am About I European Gardens Women's ,. T-ENNIS Dependable Pierce-Simpson Radios eJohnson Clu......_Bitl• S.lh Compfelo Line Of Complate Line BLEACH GRAPE 1 Sizes 2\io lo 8111 11 Boys' ' •Mobile Whips Wlfson-MKGNtOF RIZER'S sz.99 Sizes . 2\io to 8111 . 11. ~·-· FEATURING Also Choose Fr'llm Thtst Fine RltdiOI Equipment SEMI-BONELESS CANVAS L.OAFERS $2"•, ': =~... CARAVELLE• CITIZENS BAND BASEBALL Pork Roast Whiie e Black ·• Faded Blue ! 1 Gear-motordr·:ve i5 ''whisper quiet." Lightweight alumi· num body is truly portable. G~LF Womens--Childrens 1 4. Exeluslve Slant· Needle lets MacGregor LOOK ~ seconds. MOOIL 31 IIIG. $19..50 - - Heart Attack ' BAKER FURNITURE the machine and reel fills directly from the needle in MODIL 66 IIIG. $11H - - - I Mr. Robi.DSOD I v·ICtiJD . f Headquarters for FLEXSTEEL -- . Equipment Here at Ebersbach's you'll find the mower to suit your needs, All good brands at lowest prices. . SAVE ON HOME FURNISHINGS NOW ezeBco ezeaco I Mr. Richard Jeffers, son of IMr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, has retnrned to his home following a 1 stay in San Francisco, Calir., ' where he visited relatives, in"Everything In Hardware" eluding his brolher, Lee Jef- Thad and Lisa. at their home In Middleport, MAIN ST. fers and family . Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury for his mother, Mrs. MlDnLEPDRl, 0. ... . Mr. and Mrs. James Petty spent Easter at Pickerington, SUnday. Maynard Bahr, W~~':~ ~ ~ 1 :,.,===~~~::O:=~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!"!!!!!'!!!!!'!~~!'!'!!!!!"!"!!!'!!!i!!!!!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!~~ 1and children , Karen, Billy, Jim- Ohto With Mr. and Mrs. ~~rry Bahr, Miss Kay Crabtree. my and Chuck, and Karen's Siansbury. Others who .Jomed tine and Can~ace Bahr 1 friend, Calhy Stewar\ of Me- them lor 8 famtly gathertn~ If> also present. IArthur. visited her grandpar- eluded Pttr. and Mrs. Jerry Mr. end Mrs. Everett ~~:~r~; l ents, Mr . and Mrs . T. M. Gala- Stansbury and daughter, and called on Mr. and Mrs. C way on Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Stansbury Marcinko Sr., Monday, Mr. and M~s. Leland Moore, and daughter!\~. Columbus, and Mrs. Dora Heaton of Mi,~dlc~ children, Regina, Billy and Dee Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Turn- port spent some time with Mrs. Dee, Canton, spent Easter vaca· 1er · Teresa and Butch, Reynolds· Allee Dodson. Saturday. tion with their parents, Mr. and burg. James Farnsworth, who 2. Just push the button, start V1, ,-,...... _. _ _ Mrs. Leo Glbtq Will emflned Ia ontl daughter Edna. ltJ her hOme tile "put week with 8IXTII B!R'111DAY HONORED Ru. Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs Mrs. N, 0. Woln Is 1 ~= holtored their 1\Uie soo Timmy's )l&lient at .tile Medii:.J ( sixth birthday with a PBrtY. The H1111Pib!l, GaUlpoUs. little folks enjoyed gtlllleS and Mrs. Thomas Harris was a luld a merry time. After t h e palif nt recently at the Holur BY VIRGINIA CARLETON games the lillie guesl8 were ser- HtltiPital, Golllpolll. HAKTI"OKU i'.'l'.A. ved ice cream and cake. Tim- Mr. George B. Lerner, , HAVE MEETING my enjoyed opening his many and Mrs. i. M. CioiiiiP ;ere The Hartford pTA mel at and useful gills, Attending 10ere GaiUpolill Friday. the school for the.lr · · regular Debra an<! Lyndon Fields, Joy- Mr. and Mrs. Harry J:~ monthly meeting Monday night "" and Marilyn Goodnite, Ben- were SUnday afternoon Mrs. Mary Proendl president. n! HicKel, Keith, Robbie and ol Mr. apd Mrs. J., M. oonducled a sh 1' • . · Tammey Cooke, Tammey and or ~usmess J' Goodnl Milt: D' session. The P.T.A: wiU be unmy . _te, e, lane sponsoring a jitney •upper at and Vickie Gibbs. Mothers . at· lh• school on April 11th begin- tending and assisting Mrs. Gtbl!s nlng at " p.m. Mr. Clyde Poley, were !tln. Ray Field~, Mrs. Donprincipal or Junior High school aid Goodnite, Mrs. James and Wahama High Sch I Goodnlte, and Mrs. Bernard \he speak f the ~ · ':;' Cooke. Sending glib! but unable er or evenmg. r. to attend were Mrs Dewey Foley spoke on the Junior High Gibbs Mark Gibbs. and Mrs. School program. He gave a very ' . interestlr>~o and Informative talk. Thomas Harris. PT. PLEASANT - "Weight It was announced thai Mr. ~ ENTERTAINS WITH Control" wDl he the i!IJ>lc for nos Reed would be the guest FAMILY DINNER Miss Virginia WUson, Nutrition- . ;peaker fnr the April meellog. Mrs. Mary AumiBer -enter· 1st, State Health Department. 1 \!iss Betty Kelly's room won tained with a dinner for her on Tuesday, AprU_ 14. The J)nl· 1 he hook lor the month. The family Easter and ..peciatly sent.tllllll wW belllll at I President appolnled a oominat· honoring her granddaughter Su- al Krodel Park, and Is an edttcB· ng committee. Members ap- 88MB Arnold's birthday. En- llano! program sponsored Xlinted on the committee were joying the day 10ere Mrs. c. M. the health committee of , . :hslrman Mrs. Lee Gibbs and Arnold Mrs Maxine Arnold Home Demonstratioo Council. I ollra. Karl Fields. Members pre- and da~ghter· SUsanne of Porno I Miss Wilson wDl explain fac· ;ent at the meetins, Mrs. Mary erog, Mr. and Mrs. Reubin l ton Involved In controlling Proendt. Mrs. SUe Bo,ard, Mn, Stewart, son Gary and Earl l weight. and wDl lllwtlrate her ~wtsell Lewis, Mrs. Donald Ingles of Mason, Mr. and Mrs. · tallt With movies. · Goodnite, Mrs. Earl Fields, Jack Fowler, Jamey and TC> . The Home IIY BOB MELLACE, ' same determination In took off 20 pounds by eUmJ. Mrs. John Kea!'lll Jr., Mrs. Lee ny, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stew· Council will be balding their The Dally Moll Stall !the DemO<rat "omlnatlon all of the fattening foods G quart 1 t' beginning t State Auditor. he from the family larder, ibb•. Mrs. '"illlam Kelly, art, Timmy. Butch and Liza., er y mee mg " [ Cbarlestoa, W. Va. Clotiles are a problem when ID save him from temptation. \ln. Donald Zirkle Misses Eo- Point Pleasanj and Milts Bren-' 10:30 a. m. The bualness meet· . \her McKnight and' Betty KeUy. da Staats of New Hoven. i ing will be conducled by Mrs. l A member of the House • of you wear outsizes. Sn IS rest. Blankensbip can't remember B , ,. .. . , 1 Alma Turner. Delegates, and Democrat Can- He had to hsve eight to 10 when he wasn't big. He weighIRTHDAV . CEf.ERRA 1F.l : Per8011ala i At noon a covered dish dinner didate for State Auditor, hss ol sleep ~ach night, and 23$ pounds In high school Those spending the day at Mr. and Mrs. George B. Lem- ol low calorie foods will he cut hlinself In half In less than ' didn't have much energy to in 1952, was up to 285. With· lite home ·of Mr. Earl Hoffman er had as their guests Easter served. Each person 11 asked three years. He weighed 430 1his coin laundry and . 10 yean he had put on 150 Sunday honoring his b~y their son and daughter-in-law, to bring their own eating uten- pounds in March, 1961 today company, much less do ndtlitlonst pounds, and were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoff.[Mr. and Mrs. Bernhart G. Ler· sUs and a low calorie food. The he weighs 195 . things a young lather does .wlth be decided to call a bait. ~n, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ner of Mount Vernon, Ohio. bli 15 · e1 t0 rtic' te Bill Blankenship of William· his family. When a fat man decides to Ltevlng, Mrs. Donald Bumgard- Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. pu c w come pa tpa . ner, Cheryl, Vicki, Linda and A. . Keith McClung were Miss ln. the' meal and to hear Miss son, Mingo CoUIIty, said It hss How did he do it himself, he shrinks Eric, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Helen Peters of Clarksburg arxl Wilsons presentation. mad~ the greatest dtfference In "I just made up my and Blankenship says Zerkle and BeUnda, Mrs. Fre- their son Juhling Mcclung, stu~Is life. He has had the exJl!lr· that I would eat the things I had to have a Cl"':~: da Bart, all of New Haven, Mr. dent at the West Vlrglnltt Unl· ~~nee o~ls tr m;'.the~ :~smg should eat, and not eat the of wardrobe 5 and Mrs. Harry Staab!, Bonnie verslty Medical school, Mnrm olnth t s ee ..0 th am· things I shouldn't eat," Blank· the shrinking process. and Bernita, Mr. and Mrs. Stan· gantown. son w ou recogmzmg e new enship said. "I used to have a size ley St.tats; Beverly, Glenna, For Easter Mr. and Mrs. w. Bill Blankenship. ' How difficult was It DOW I wear a Yl. Carol, Max and Karen, Miss T; Stone had as guests Mr. and S 0 He can do tlllngs wltil his 10 "It wasn't difficult after 1 got shoes were 11 ~·D, now 1 wea" 11 Faye Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Merrill Johnson year-Clld son thst be never could started on the diet that I made a 10-C. My shU'b! Wt!re 20 lnclll-1 1 William Grinsh.ad, Mrs. LU!y Merrilyn and Betty Jo 'of do before. - like taking hikes up mysel( mnstly fruit and es In tile neck; now they're Kaylor all of Letart, Route !, poUs, Mr. and Mrs. and playmg simple athletic eggs, and no sweets. The hardMr. and Mro. Lew Hoffman of James Billy and Jennie of games. . , est thing was to make up my Clifton, Ricky Johnson ol Wheel· lord. PT. PLEASANT George The life of a lot man IS not mind, to set a goal to go down · Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. 79, Apple Grove, died pleasant, ai!C'ordlng to the 37 to 200 pounds; doing U was not Ohio, Mrs. James Smith and daughter Jennller Tuesday of a heart year-Clld legoslator, now end- hard. and Alan of Le- Anne spent the Easter weekend attack while visiting in Hunt· lng his first :erm and running Hart, wife Amel· with Mrs Smith's parents In W. Va. for the DemO<rat nomination "I aferaged losing six or oevtar\, the ' ' A lflelong Mason County m· for Stale Auditor. Blankenship en pounds a month and had no he was born September said this has taken determina- reaction. 1 was not nervous. I 1884 al Ashton, W. Va., the tlon, but that be will use the kept that goal In front ol son of the late Jake and Linda - lifted weights and took exerclsScarberry Robinson. He was . ~ . eo to firm my body." IIvc~ert•n of World War I. Haven, and Nehacltma Garden Four mooths after he start· Clubs. Mrs. C. A. Pitzer will- ed the diet Blankenship aaid Surviving are eight sons, be a guest soloist. Flower ar- he took hill 'family to P'lorld~ Dale, Woodrow, and Richard rangernents wlll be furnuhed for a vacation There a friend Robinson, aU o.l Huntington; by the Tu·Endie-Wei Club. . ·told him his daughter' hsd lost George H. Rttbmsoo,. Asblnn; Members of the conumttee 50 pounds with the assistance " Russell and Elza RobinSon, both servmg as hosteSses are Mrs. of a physician SPECIAL- FRESH LEAN ,f Columbus, Ohio; Hehel-1 Carl Adler, Mrs. D. N. Connors,, · 1 and Glen Robinson, of Apple Mrs. J. G. F. Johnson, Mrs. E. I Blankenship said he went to i Grove; two daughters, Mrs. Eth- Bartow Jones, Mrs. Homer the same doctor, who treated · e\ Linville, Huntington, and Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. MOton Miller, Mrs. him for thyroid and said that · Evelyn McGinnis, Columbus; Richard NeweU, Mrs. Howard if he did not continue to take ~e two ~tepsons, Addison Spears, Yeag.r, Mrs. Jaek Rogers, off weight the thyroid problem Huntiogton and Robert Lltch· Mrs. John N. Robert.., Mrs. C. never would be solved. T h a t : field, Lesage; one brother John H. Schunnan, Mrs. Jame. Sha· spurred him on. ~Plaid ' Robinson, Ashton; 34 grandchil· die. Mrs. A. D. Smltil, Mrs. S. His wife, demlbed i dren, silt: step grandchildren, C. Wilhelm, Mrs. Walter M. ,as not a heavy woman, ' Reg, $2.99 value a great grandchild, and six Windsor. · Size 121h to Big 9 ' him and · a side ) I. . step great grandchildren. ·Funeral servlee wiU be held Boys' Boys' Friday 2 p.m. at the Beale , Chapel Methodist Church at pie Grove with the Rev. L. Martin officiating. Burial ' be In the Beale cemetery. . body will lie In state at t church one bout prior to White Whit• iees. Friends may call at Cua~IDri ens Funeral Home. pr. IiilO I~ pr. Complete Line of ·Plant Foods, Fertilizen 1nd Insecticides Get SA LE.I _$249 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Apr. 9, 1964-5 Ronceverte, W. now / , Akron. NOW ONLY relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B. Shaffer Miss Re?ecca Dye spent Eas~ 1Pomeroy called on Mr. Just .G n• of the Mllny ter. vac~t~on. from classes at ' Mrs. Blaine Milhoan recently. ~110 UmversJty with h~r ~ar- : A birthday dinner was gJv,en ll V•lu•s You11 Fincl At __ _ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvm ye by Mr. and Mrs. Cash I NUtritionist APRIL FURNITURE Living Room Suites ' Mrs Harold Hawk IIlii ..., SWIInu;., spent a .... with Mr. ont1 Mrs' Marit¥1 Wood IIICI oil> er1 t't'laUvea Mr Hawk tpo~~t th' .weekmxi her~ and retul'llod his famll to their home, • \ _e_J<c~tmg·i<loktng~nger _t<l_to.::u::r:w:tt:h:.:h:l:s::•:r:a:ga=i=n=."=:-;:=========~~~ Jes }4"reeland, Mrs. thread handling system does . band, hired her. He Is cr~lted with tell· lng her how to dress, advising her on the proper makeup, and giving her invaluable tips as a performer. Before long, he feU in love with h~r. there was a headlil)ed "other woman" scene in Chicago, and his wife, Lorraine, divorced him. Abbe and the bandleader married, and she became an Important asset to his act. He~ sensational figure drew even more attention than her singing. They seemed to be a devoted couple during the 15 yea['j] of their marriage. At the moment, Cugie doesn't know which way to turn. He says: "I am doing my utmost to bring Abbe back to me, and I would even give up my career if it is necessary because my happiness with Abbe is the only thing that counts with me. As far as my own pratessional life is concerned, I am truly tired of the business, 1 don 't think I have to prove anyt h'mg t o myse If as aperf ormer, and there is only one thing that I live for - my marriage to Abbe. "If it is just a vacation from show business that she would like because she, too, is exh~usted , I don't care if she wants to take a month, six months or a year, as long as it will help us get togeth· Broadway Grapevine Xavier Cug:t, one of the all-time famous bandleaders, is devastated because his wife, Abbe Lane has left him-and all his efforts to get in touch with her have been in vain. After her sudden takeoff, 1 she is believed to hav.e spent a hTief time in Florida with her family, but she returned to the Gotham Hotel in New York, Jackson , Mrs. Charles A. refusing to accept Cugie's telephone calls Smith . Jai.:kson . Mrs. George or answer the Jetter he sent her. M. Williams. Rt. 3 Jackson, Mrs. Although considerable mystery sur. Fost~r J . Shelton. Wellston . Harrounds the breakup, close friends think old H. Radford. Rl . 1 Albany , ' Abbe is motivated by a compulsion to Mrs. Carl H. Berger, Ironton, make it big in Hollywood with the help Mrs. Harold C. Newland , IronFrank Sinatra now a top executiye at of ton, Mrs. Mike C. Stapleton, Warner Brothers. For many weeks, an West Russell, Ky., Mrs. 0 . Ranact billed as Braseia and Tybee traveled dall McDonald, Ravenswood, with the Cugats, and encouraged Abbe to W. Va. Births seek Sinatra's professional assistance. Mrs. John c. Gump, CollageAs a result, Cugat Is heartbroken to the point of weeping when he discusses ville. W. Va., son, 11 :30 a.m. h . h f . d "I d 'I d Wednesday. Mn. Charles Va t e tr~g~.dY Wit r~~n ~o_n ll!l erCooney, Rt. 2 Pomeroy, son, I stand It, he says. Sh~ s an ~~.telltgent I gtrl. How could she do 11 to me . 4 , 33 a.m. Wednesday. Di•charged Those who recall the old days-1949 Palients rec~nt\y discharged 1 -whe~ Abbe had a s"!~ll part m the cas,\ included Mrs. Samuel Swain, of a M1ke Todd sho~, As the Gtrls Go, Donna Stewart, Sharon Kahser, wonder the same thmg., She was Abbe Robert Fetty, Charles MeDon· Ma~shall then, and Cug1e, who wa.nted an aid, Mrs. Webster Sheets, Mrs. Noel Stover. Lige Fraley, Chsr- . ,,. . . CAIIAYaL•.. ·... :islon o1 8ULOVA ..... · '· • ,rn~llty,..tne. GOESSLER JEWELRY .STORE ..__..,.... ____eo.,_ St., Pomeroy: ~ • • .:...,.\ .... • ... .... ' •• New .Cc;.r · y~ke-Oifs ' ' ' ' ' } .. ' ,I· • .Stop In and. 5e_e U$1 • In Mason, W. Vo. :f)IONI 773-5544 �) Classified Ads Get Results. FOI SAl! For Sale 2 SIGNS 01' QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1959 Chevrolel 4 Door $2495 Automatle trans., P. stterlne and brakea, ndio, PQWer win- dows, belle finish, white nylon top. Pomeroy Motor Co. @)·A/, OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO f'w DQ ot Pu~ll<e•Uota aEOUl.AnONI - llelen Help Us! --=AU!! _S.,.:::IM:=.-_ 1 ••·-~-. .,;.·- --···· · ·" li dJ · ... • llibii- ...., w lb lbe """""' s m •¥•· "II __., Haitn.'' 1JJo • One a,opoo fer • ~. · - till'" H~ ~ After Dints~ .. • . ' 1' 1\ "\.11 ... ' to be Jl""''l ~ • • "' bal ...,., JliiM .,..,.- been ..._... on eJIS:TV. "Do b); lbe nelliQI'b lbul fir ~ . Yeu 11le 0 m I SWIMr It IIW!rt.r ilni. lbe otiJIOI'b ... (IIIII- illntlng ·'""""'!tim It llle ! lllnl • -~llllai!W tbrUL llllioh ·-~~.RICK DU BROW 1er" special, tbe u.&ltl buj ill QllllkeJ,, tbero II ._.iel)> u,...... 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"' madofn>lll l!!ta.,... )let of "NBC Sparta Spe<~"! ltprll' ll.••On Mlly J, 11m0 Wilt WUI ol!tr a · oae ~11111 aboul ......-p • dedicated teachen Who ~th euilurall)'-4eprlved . ~ * JI'OoiiiiDtnlarJ ....-.alilit-Ory CIMnl.. and Shirt Laundry '::...., 1-Ciooolnt Allerlnt ltopolrlnt Pock.,. and Zl-ro Mir.ow you m I0 lbL i)ry CINnl.. $2.00 . erama. and U IIQI DAILY CR0 SSW 0 R0 vwy adept . mllilllrl7 the ,...;,., Jl'ed~ar~,;mu! melodrama II lluil The sbo1r _rallont CommJJsion ella. turned simply into 111 ordinary DISCOUNTSPICKUP & DILIYIIY - . oollile in otfloe, bull.!'::~~~. '::.~;1m':,~ ~nobly on beball of ltich P Oll'UlmlnJ. lleVeral .......,. ago when he wu sllll doing blo stuff for the covernment lhe networb rapooded with 8 ' Ud burot CC>i1811Unc 1 th m U'f'. 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Coiori- oon ll. ~ ,..,. a, =.a::: ~ e.:."'· •·;:;.;g~aa " · Wetrd 0.11.. ::u-' 111 • ann I. : :: I) TV • "Diacovery" "'"' CBS- ·started on a dally bull, late lD ......,_ TV's "Readl"ll _Room." Ever the af~, bul couldn't : .: . : _ , . since then, excepllor meh oo- make it fln8nclaUy-oot encmg11 or pound 1 caSJonaJ events u 100 ''NBc .national advertloers. 11 wu rut ~.n's lbeatre'' "'"' ABC-. back to a weekly basis-on SUn- D.~ __ 9 The Cqwbo)' tbe TJ, days durlns the day. :J:":f' = 7. oro- 24. Umpire 1.::0; ::::!',. JO. 11noop ,,._..._ ~ ,. Ill. Copltal OFFICii KOUH8 8:30 A.. M. to &:00 P at. Detb' Sat11rdu -1:30 o\.llt to 11:00 uoa n-s .-. I:ASl' 28. - t0 ll'r.-tllo a..t, . --.. _. explorv D.Whetloor •• lnthe ro Pun:,. RESULT Md, . IIIII .. .,.... _,, .... tllll .1'- ~VU""_. j""' obniiM l'aowf" WW Urea, saddle finish. 1961 Thunderbird Conv, Cpe. C.&Nr:&L..LA·noNII CORBI:t"''IUNS ' •-•• $995 loob and runs like new. .. Mid All' C I' I 8elneo Cllll ~ Wtlll, ...... • C I rt .L C. IIWlPOIID Thomas Layton Dies at Home VB eneine. Powerglide, power lteerlna:, radio, .beater, 1ood V8 engine, automatic tram., radio, new tires, red fini.sh. o.AOUNII !HID P Ill. D•, Betn ... P'ut1Bet.tl011 MondQ' Deaco!ln• 8.00 A.. M. LhutGdc llk!JI&ED 1962 C_hevrolet !--2 Ton Penal _ _ _ $1695 WANT AD INFORMATION ' 8-n.lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., ~pr. t, liM • ' PROIJU<:lNO WANT o\D -tla II.R Notice 'n D.TruA l'l.Tzcqw llaltla&' piiM: ~ r- - ~ 0 ?} ~ ~~ ~ I• 1- mil. 88.VIII4 •• ChOicll co. a_,. ,. ,. I"~ !JAS..,.,.,~ ALLEY . ~., ~ .....tal(ll DAILY ORYP.&'OQUO'Dl - Bed• llow te work It: ' AXTDLBA~XB Ia LOJrOPJ:LLOW One letter limply ataDdl tor aother.la th1t ~ample A 111 u•ed for the Uo, X 1m the twv 0'•, ote, 111np lettoro, ·opoo: .,. 111 111111:& lrophleoo, the lengJh ond fonbatlon Gl 111o lliadl daJ the eoc1e Jette.. ..,..-~ .&. 0:)p1Dj:- Quota. . . M QLI'T A.VVR Mil Ill -:t.HKILKI' Ht'THTKT :t.KWWKI'Y LE Kll KTTKlP, I y .......,.. Ol)ptuquettl Rlll8'l'tdCSSNES8 I8 TH11 BA'' ~~~~~w you dlclnlt MEAN to Interrupt me, Petl You to t.ll the story youreelf fr0111 1he fleclnninct" (0 ..... X f q - - .......... southern plants now. I can supply you with the Slollll tomalo plants also. Charles R. Harris, Portland, 0., Ph. VI 3-2693. 4 4 12tc .... ,. . 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I • ,I ~ *"............. h . --------------------·--~~ "~------~ FRIDAY, APRIL 10, .1964 k( Learned in ·Helping..Other Nations By JOHN PIERaON P'r~lln D. f~ooeevelt Jr., ~ l11lled ·l'lell ....,.lloall heode9 the COIIIIIIIoslou, ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) .:. 'nle the pnoidtnt a report wbieh ""1«1ca llaa leal'l)l!d in ,laid down 1 IIV8'f011' program Wtcil!rdevelo~ nations .to belp the JlOClii]J oflbe lllOUJio the world can be 81>/ taln region "joln In lbe ~· at home - I~ poverty· ress of a growing Amerlea.lo ·· m~ jJ>~:ued ApJ>alachla. It called l~~' expenditure Ill wu what a opeciaJ Ap. f!J bllllop \by otale, feder.ol p.olltcblion reglonol oommtsolon and local governments. Tbe President Johneon Thurs- federal governmenl'l share duf. In a review of Its otudy of tng the coming fllcal year lktate area, would be $2541 mJIJion. Undersecretary of Commerce Roosevelt lllao !Did the Pres!- dent that publle lnv.._\llhreatmenl planla IIJid dams for must lay the f~ . · jfli flood COIIIrol, water supply andjllon. wblch private · ' cu NU'Oitlon. A lolal oi. $U - Expanded efforts in llteracJ bulk! the economy IIJid lloa. !'OUid be budgeled In 1116S. · vocational education, the needed Jobs for A · ill -CGnverslon of marglonal health servlcea, school lunch juat as has been dcino ill u. farm ~ into peature for jprc>grams, food stamp prO: derdeveloped nalions. Uveatoct. A-lolal of t22 · grams, and housing and emHighlights of the jlrogram: wu recommended for the first plqyment services. The fiscal -Constructioa of mor4 IbiD year. · !965 request would be $72 mil· 2,000 miles of oew · tooda 10 . - Timber development. About lioo. About $34 million of this open up isolaled parta of till f7 inllllori would be spent in come under the general region. Tbe flacal IIIII bUdpl 11111. . on poverty." requeat would be $10 mllll<m. · -Reaet.rch Ia new uees The Appalachian region -CGnatruction of ~,. ~· IUld other mtneraiJ. The parts of Geor· Y Tennessee, North Virginia, West State Senato-r Shot Down To.DAY • • • Maryland, Ohio Save In The Dollar Days Sale ~riday and Saturday GOP'sHoogry Candidates . ' A~~ Survey-ed· At Elberfelcls MEIGS THEATRE ' ' lOW will be . built 11111 nmmer Ill Melli Cwnty, It Wll -01111Ced ofter I lpeclal tneelfill of the loon! of bluk!eP .... Co\JIQ CommiiiiODen ARASeeks ToCreate : IIJld POMIROY, OHIO an. ., lp the Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips From ELBERFELDS ,IN POMEROY . . • and THAT SPECIAL OCCASION! Styles by '. '! • ·P ·." Dr. Ridgway is · ·~ New President l !' NOW OPIN APRIL I! 'nle C.C.A. group from MAlON Grande College will be at Hemlock Grove Church Aprll FRI-AT-UN. 12 at e:so a. m. for church SOljYI~. Mark Tracy will brlltgll APl'll 10.11·11 the sermon. Potluct dlnoer "JUMIO" at noon. Everyone Ia welcome. Dorio Day, Stepben Boyd, DRIVE·IH APRD..IJ Jimmy Durante; Martha Rayo (color) i Tbe Daughters of Ruth class Junior Petite · . . . CHEVELLE by Chevrolet It's got young Ideas about size, style and power PreHy White Dresses FOR DIPLOMA TIME ·~ 01 Aim&, ard A. . of the Unlled Methodist · church will meet at the church, II - allo"OPERATION BIKINI" Tab Hunter, Frankie Avalon Mooday at 2 p.m. with M I s a Lucretia GenbeimP.r and Mia and Scott Brady. Nelle Bing as hoste-. Carol Rodgers •nd Others . .. 5· 99 12·99 to SIZES 5 TO 15 One and Z.piece 1 tyre1 1n 1he~th and tuu skirt atyJ. es. Size. IH5. Choose now NEW HANDBAGS 2.9" Straws and patents i n a new seleotio.n of 1tyle1. White, colon. Mayor Charles Legar today deslgaaled tile week 01 April U -lllnqJt U os CUcer en.. Week· in Pomeroy. Darlnl this woek a Crusader will be ..ubJa at bomes lo live aU lloe opporllmity le . .kelp BLACKSTONI e Washer ~'!.""::29.95' Now $(]9·95 • w' as· her flclll ......... Tbe mayor arge• all resl· to diJ deep laiD llleir :""keto IUld ulll II "Fight eancer wiit1 • ....~,,. and a ehec!k," MIYW I·IA'JII' alld. ILACKITONI ;_ With ""mp Wrlngor, '11111 .149.95, Now II•• ILACKITONI • Dryer w~.,.' Now BLACKSTON I 95 • Washer ":".: . .•.. . - ·•199· · Clela.,ds TV & A,pplianc,·' . ' QPPOIITI LOWIR PARKING LOT-Jl'OMIROY I ' >, (·. ·.-' a L 'Melnlt. '. . ., ' � 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 04. April 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 April 9, 1964 cremeans hoffman layton robinson