https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/55a65cd64ffe91854848e4788260ef8d.pdf e7abc323adf7711d4b46d0ae7bfd9400 PDF Text Text • II • aty • VOL XVII' NO. 216 • en tine • MONDAY, JAN'.:!·~,, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO --~~';..·------------~~-------------------.....:·'---------------------oj· SAIGON (UP() - Heavy fighting raged acroso Sontb Viet Nam during the weekend with American Vietnamese and allied forces kllling an estimated 500 Communisls in three s e par a te actions, military WORLD 0 • Material l)ulaged or IncQRPl.ete Q . Material to MicrorilJD +-11-"1" • ~ or Inccaplete ut.eri&l Replaced 5 FEB - JAll - 1 12 19 26 ' 29 -·· ................ - I ......................................... .. ·---~~~---t .- 5 I 'A?H-- 1 19 26 ·- • - • - - . - 2 l B 15 9 16 8 9 10 ll 5 12 15 16 17 18 25 19 26 22 2) 29 )0 ........................ ~---- ... ... ... ...... ... i JUNE 20 7 14 21 27 28 1) 2 J 7 12 1) 14 B 9 10 ll 12 l) 10 11 24 25 19 26 20 18 17 18 17 16 14 21 27 28 29 )0 }1 19 20 21 15 26 27 28 22 2) 29 )0 12 1} 19 20 26 27 :~ ::.:~~ sleet Hazardouo driving conditions were evident from the upper Midwest tQ New England. The Cascade Mountains In Oregon were smothered. under bla~-'s of snow whlch iSOlated ski reaorto and closed passes. 5 6 25 · THE BRUNT of THE year's first wintry assault fell on New England today after !I h d lr led the tire ntrthera a s a en .. -----·--·.. - -·-4- .. .--- - ................. 6 7 5 24 - 1 24 6 4 2) 9 4 J 22 8 J - ' 12 2 WASHINGTON (UP!) -The United States has warned A!, lied neutral and Communist governments that peace must be achieved in Viet Nam or 1966 may bring 8 deepening w;r ,w~~ch w7tld Increasingly a ~ em a · . . . While underlining lhl! urKency, the Johnson admtnlstrahon :ontinued its far-llun~ peace Jrullalive and suspenston of the bombing of North VietNam for a ninth day. , I BERLIN _ THE BERIJN Wall closed down again today and families split by it did nol know when they woold meet again. The Christmas hoIIday pass period ended without a new agreement to covor visits on Easta-. There were tearful, heart • rending 1ll!eDeS at the Wall at midnight when the two· week ChristiiUIS pass period ended. Children wept as they embraced their parents with armed Eastern border guards looking on. 9 10 ll 12 1} 16 17 18 20 23 24 25 19 26 14 21 27 28 JO )1 S!lOW, WASHINGTON- DRAFT DI: rector Lt. Gen. Lewts B. H~ shey said lnday the Selective Service System may have to lap the ~>~liege clasaroom to morel the manpower demanda ?f • 'steadily tiBing U. 8· comnutment In VIet Nam. ·; , , ----------------------- JaDls claimed killed in joint Vietnamese-Sonth Korean operattons l which began Saturday 225 mtles northeast of Saigon. 1 On Sunday, eloments t1 the U. S. 173rd Airborne Brtgade , dropped by beltcopU!r under 1 . e "' IIUITON: ·rEACHER Randall Reed, Ohio State University, and Ivan Arch er, Area Counties included in the proExtension Agent 4-H gram are Gallia,' Jackson, Lawrenee, Metgs apd Vinton. ____,. '· . : by Hanot lo de-escalate the war, such as a reduction of lnfil!ration. But so far it did nat appear to have come in any form. About I TOKYO (UP!) - Communist ~:th Vt:..;tda;" -~:~ed ~! . .. wor . • stve by Amertcan dtplomats w arrange Viet Nam peace talks was "deceitful and hypocritical." 4Jnveni"}eS BeJng • He}d 0n Charges Prison COLUMBUS t UPI I - Mental Hygiene Director Marlln A. Janis looked ahead today and predtcted "a continuation uf programs m order to meet our obligations and respuns1bilities " · But he delayed announrement of where the new south·ern Ohio pnson will be located. Jani s, detailing the department's plans lor 1966, said tho The official North Vietna- [ , year "presents a meaningful challenge to all employes to mese newspaper Nhan Dan said exceed accomplishments of last year. Jams said programs the United Sll!tes would fur planned foe 1966 include 1 Officials made clear they lher extend the Viet Nam war Four 17-year-old Juven 11 es - lnten5JI~eation of aid to the , year ol the location of 1 new were In no hurry to resume th; if the Communists refused. t~ and an Athens county man have rnmmally msane to be heade-d Southern Oh1o pnson to 1>e sdbombmg, although the paus. negot1ate The Hanm regune been taken mto .custody by law by Jr. Joseph T~e 111o of the ected trom among thre. Sites could not last t mdellnltely wtth- added the U S. ''campatgn. to enforcement officers m Me~gs I Portsmouth He<'CJVIIlg Hospital' I -()pening of Broad vie. C<n· out some repy. seek peace IS but a. tmk atm- on forgery ch:rges O'Bri- ' who has been study111g crime ter lor the Mental!) Retard ed This reply could be public or ed at screemng the!f plans of Juvemle J",ge F.h H M k and delinquency at th< famed · m Cleve land pnvate It could be an expreo- war intenSJftcatlon and expan- ~n 1~enllfi ed ~ e yout s ~ •r Mennmger Founrlation in Tope- l Admmistra!Jon of the Older SJon of willingness by Hanoi IAl sion. That is pe~ce neg~lia- au erm•t. omeroy; ~:0~' ka, Kan, for a year Amencans Ai'l roved b 1 3 1 negotiate. It could be some slep Jtions in a gangsters sty!_• _ MatliewiiStewaErt,BRt. hi, MC _I - Expanswn of psycluatm r<- Congress last year pp 1re. Wt 1am . eac . mers ·h . h . ded b d p I E Cl k Rt I ' searc programs. ea y -Construetwn of two Go Idea 1 pt. PIeasant' . Attorney Escapes .~lil~dl:~rt. D~~~;~dll~· ~~~c~·lting Th~ atul\naii~~~Jy~nv:~~~~ seriOUS • IDJUry • Ill • Freak MIS hap ""' t." 1 • of Age Villages In Toledo and u,. trained personnel to meet t/ie . iumbus. Ill t M.;~~ g hu . need s of all stale mstJIUIJOns. [ Increased cooperatiOn he1 1 1 8 1 • at epo;, nk;.mes~p ~: ~· - lnstilul10n of classes to tween the DIVISIOn ut Mental 8 James m rn · tram nurses m I"'Vthmtnc care. H)gJCne and the Bureau ot Yo2QThAt~ens I k .I cus-' -ilegmnmg of a sheltered calJOnat HehabtlitatiOn. 'nd e w~r~d~ en n~ r workehop progr ·m for retarded - Openmg of a "hatr. 1G.Iekpn;t d 0 tete persons over the age of 21. r' hay H) b way house" for retarded adult . J<f er ert 1 ey s epar - 1 1 · th · Lk c 1 lion of Mitchell Rd. age to the Harris vehicle and rls and sons, Jay L. Harns, I , ment with the assistance of - - Announcemen . ea r Y m e women.im a • ounty. - - Officers said that Mf!. Har- light damage to the Fraley car. and Da.mel Barns. 7. •II had Meigs County Sheriff Roi>ert C. , 1 ris was driving west on Rt. !'>88, The patrol charged Froley mmor lnJurtes,. as. did VJrgJI Hartenbach . Chief Gilkey said ·•· · end struck a car driven by Vir- with failure to yield the right Justice, 49, Galhpohs, a passen- Stewart and Beach are also : D.~LLAS IUPII - Famed gU Fraley, li2, Rt. 2 Bidwell. of way and he was cited to mu - ger in the Fraley vehtde. being d•tained on chArges of atloroey Melvin Belli'• book. Fraley had stopped at the stop nicipal court Jan. 7. The patrol ctted Wilham .R heing AWOL from the armed '·Dallas justice," whieb critisign on Mitchell Rd., but then ' Matthew T. Harris, I, suffer- Tate. 49, Thurman, to mumct- ! forces. I cile• Dallas during the trial pulled into the path of the Har- ed the loss of~~ teeth u -thl r• pal . ~ourt Jan. 7 on a •charge :, ..of Jack Ruby. was priced at ris car. There was beavy dam- ,sult of the acctdent. Mrs. HartConltnued On Page Fuun , $11.SQ. It now stlls in Dallas ! 17 I lur ceniS. . • ' :: WI' au Samuel Littlepage, 49, Pt. Pleasant attorney, escaped serious injury at 9:>0 p.m. Sunday, on Rt. 7, two and three-tenths miles north of Pomeroy when his car struck • Jarae rock that had rolled from the hillside into the southbound lane of travel. Delays t .. coocentrations w1th non-letha! 1 tear gas. This accounted for • 1 larae part of the hundreds of suspects rounded up during Sunday's drive. · 0 0 I A live county "Saddle Horsein-Depth" school wt.1I beg'm 7. 30 p.m. Jan. 11 at Armbrister's Restaurant in Onk Hill. OSU's Charles Hutton heads the staff of instructors. Four-H advisors and other interested horsemen are en· cooraged to participate in this five meeting school series. Registratlon is by attending the ftrsl meeting or by ooti!ying the Jackson Area Extension Center. Topics to he covered include: Nutrition and Feeding Princlpies, The 4-H Show as an Educational Activity, Hoof Care Principles, Horse Seclecti.on Workshop and a Horse Traming Workshop. Instructors include Hutllln, Paul McDonnald, nationally known Arabian horseman ; Dr. were placed at %It dead since the aovern~t lroopllluncJM;d lhe offenstve 1111. New Year s Eve. They were JOined later by AIOO-alian and New Zealand umts. At least 180 VIet COil( were ~· * * * * * * ~!.tllr~in~irla~~~~. m:~~Announcement Warn of Deepening War. =~~! ~~r:~~tmJ; u~g: Saddle Horse In-Depth School Starts at Oak Hill Jan. 11th the ing Sunday south of Saf&on. An altied strike force conU· nued to hammer at two battalions of enemy troopa near the Cambodian, border. Over-aU Communist Jesses In . tile lighting 35 miles west of Saigoo spokesmen reported loday. U. S. paratroopers lighting for the first IJme ID the Communist controlled Mekong Delta killed Ill Communists and captured 69 Viet Cong and 502 suspects in day-long light- FIVE CEN11 ' ..'966 . ar • . ' I MfSo zerk] e IDJ.Ufed 1•0 "d t :Ei~~~e~~~~ ~:~t:~rp:~~~ted ~;::: Six Vi~lati~~~ Charg-~di~----~-~::~:z~~N:~~;~"~ ·~h~: John O'Brien ment needs, Hershey satd. Colege students. have not been called up lor military servtce ~~ dralteh thus l~r. Another sourr of man~wer that may he tapped are . all those peo,ple 10 reserve . u01,,ts wb0 aren t . domg 1 anything· He rshey sad · . MIAMI - CUBAN~• W~<;R" "' on bleak notice from Premier Fidel Castro today that rice IS going to be m short supply th1s year and they had betrer start looking for "subat.ltutes." The Cuban leader dished out the bad news I? a speech Sunday marking hiS seventh Wllli· versary 1D power. He put th_e blame, .g~rally, on Red Chi· DB, whtcb IS cutting back 1966 rice shipments because,,"! ''a trade mtSUnderstanding. 10 15 31 29 c0de on F"Irework:s s a}es DI.eS Sunday E-R Uni"t I•S , ~~~epo~~oustwife that Littlepoge suffered severe Johnsoo Admioistratlon's drivo m1urPd when a Jeep bemg towlacerations of the forehead and to Ioree a rollback of Betbleed bv another vehicle broke abrasions of the chest. He was born Steel Corp.'s price bike• loose. causing an erridenl on treated at Veterans' Memorial I blngrd today on what the naNew Year's day at e 39 p.m . Hospital and released His car l The Gallia county sheriff's department New Year's Day tloo's other big steel compain PomProy was heavily darmged. arrested Lawrence F. Mayes, 47. Kanauga, on SIX alleged 1 ales decide to do, the I'mis· The Patrol reported that violations of the Ohio Revised Cour covering storage and I Admio.istratloo .offlrfals, I Funeral servlres lor John h Pomeroy dpolice I hsaid ff" h ap ocrurre a t e tra IC Jg I Mrs. Blirbara Harris, 34, Rt. sale of fireworks. while bmtlog at po,.1ble gov- O'Br1·- . 91 , Star Rout• . Pom" died Sunday ' in Vetal the intersection of East :\la in2 Gallipolis and three S()ns had Mayes was released on $8,5410 bond , posted by the law erament retaliation against Be- eroy, ' who . "i l an~ Nye-av . mmor injuries in a two car col- firm of Halliday & Sheets, .h'IS counse Is, t o appear Wed· tblebem, were hoping that no er•ns Memorial hospital . will Four ra II s were aJJSW"I'rd c Hsion at 4:35 p.m. Saturday on nesday in municipal court. He is charged with two counts other company would follow be held Wednesdey at 2 p.m. by Pomeroy emer !ency squ,d- ~h~ vehicle being lowed bv Rt. !'>88, just west of the June- of failure to properly post signs, keeping in!lammab1es in Belhleb<>m's lead io raising , at th e Ewing Challt'l with bur- •men durmg the l1ul!day wt•ek· R~ehard E. Leonard. 2l. Om,. -----a place where fireworks are offered for sale, retatl sale, prices on structural sbapei ·tal in the Burlingham cemetery end. ha, Nebraska. trav{'l ing soulh, and keeping and selling fireworks in a store not in a lire- and piling steel bv IS a ton. be"de his late wife, Fay . 1 The squad unit was fal lt·d ·al't<r breHkmg loose from t,he proof building. . ) He was a retired sehoolteach- at 12 JO am . New \'ear'< lor tow-bar. hit a 1963 model car 1er who h•d taught ~7 years Eileen Lillie. Middleport . who ~~~r~Z~th b;hi:;~~ ~:;~~~ 'r; The sheriff's Hepartment stat- , with three violations of the Code ' PJ!I»• •·· ' .,, • ' ed that they had received a covering storage and sale of Ithroughout Me1gs county; was was r<ported to have lalleo . · P0 Ill complamt from soneone who fireworks. On July 14, 1965, he Appreciation i8 a m•mber of lhe Shade River in downtown Pomerov and <Uff-1 lnvestJga tmv uffucr Henri' was allegedly burned by fire· pleaded not guilty to charges of Noted bv Gilkf'y IMasomc Lodge 452 at Chester, ! ered abrasions She 'wa. taken. WeJ rv sa1d Zerkle. going Eas t works alun up-river night club. Ipossession, storage antfSQle ond · . land of the Lodi Grange, Ches- to Veteran~ \1emonal hospital:"" Mam-s t went u~ over " curt> Officers started thm mvesttga· th tin d Mayes Law •nfon·ement officers In , ter . , by squad mm I man attempt to a101d the coi l' !ion after the complain! w•s 'w:s c:ea':: c~~ .~ bond. Middleport today expressed its I Survivors include four sons, 1 The next ca ll was at 3:58 p.m. • sJOn .. Officers o(the newly organiz· reported. [The case which is still pending apprecta!Jon to the publtc for a Charles. Coral Gables, Fla .; Saturday for Alice Bradshaw, 1 Ltlhan Zerkle . • pussengPI· ed Tri-County Local 400 Journ· . n h A i was not ~et lor trial due to th~ quie.t New Year:• weekend . Frank Larchmont. New York: Rutland -Dexter road . wlu> was in the ca r driven bf _her eymen, Barbers, Hairdresm, Prosecuhn~;t~~ie~ Jon ut :Ideath of the city aoHcltor's fa- Mtddleport Ch~ef Pollee Her- Vern. Brilliant, and Rex. of Ste- having chest pams anrl was tband. sustamed a brUJse of 1he Cosmetologists and Proprietors, Eplmg ace P Oep ) 1ther. bert Gtlkey sa1d no traffic acc•- 11wart; three daughters. Linme taken to Vell'rans MernonaJ. 1left shoulder and was taken to 1 International Union of America !shertll James ~· Baldwm to : dents were reported during the , O'Brien Leifheit, Burlingham; : Til<> squad wnt at 9:35 a.m. : Veterans memorial Hospital for CAFL-CIOI bave been Installed, Imake the Mayes :rr~st. The sJ~ . weekend. He expressed his ap-1 Etta O'Brien Cullums. Hemlock on · Sunday to ('hest<r for Will- Itreatment. Another passenger :n it was announced today. j:arrants were 1 e . a~t iss~e BUSINESS MOVES 1 predation to motorists, "for · Grove, and Ada O'Brien . Col- oughbv Hill who suffered a : the Zerkl< automobile . Marcia The local serves Mason, Gal- J. out-go~ng SmumcJpa Ju ge The Reuter Accounlin& and ' their fine rooperation." umbus. and a brother, S: W. possible hearl attack. He was Km of Syracuse, wos uninju r· lia and Meigs counties. New of· 1 Jam · owers. 'T S . f f 1 O'Brien . CAJ!umbus. Fnends taken to Hoslzer hospital wht•re ed. 1 231 ficers were installed by Vkgil It was the third alleged fire- I ax ervJce, ormer y o I SQUAD CALLED I way call at the funeral home he was later released. Thfre was medium damagt '" F. Conrad, inU!mational repre- works violation against Mayes Mtll-st, Middleport, and thel Mddieport emergency - re~- anytime The other call taken by the jlhe truck and damage to the sentative of Columbus, Th•1rs- : in 18 months. June 30, 1964. he Reuter Insurance Agency ofi cue squadmen were called SunPomeroy un1t was a1 9 so p.m. left Side of 7erkle's car No "' day. 1was arrested for sale of fire- 113 E Second-St., Pomeroy are 'j day evening for Mrs. Henry Sunda\' to th< scene of an acci- 1rests were reported. Officers are John Caudill worJi• and the next dey fined moving today to new offices In Cade, Bailey's Run Mrs. Cade I dent ~n Houte 7 where Samuel I Pomeroy police were a! ·· president Pt. Pleasant . Henry' ' ~5 and costs. the Sycamore-st. building form-I was transported to Veterans Littlepage. PI Pleasant. was summoned at 3 1' am sunda·' ,. · · ' · · • A t th d 1 t M 1 · d b th 1 te Dr M · 1 h 'tal t · · 1' · ·" · · Kiesling, VIce preSident, and year 0 ~day ; a:d ~y occupte y I a .~mon: tospl as a rna erJnjured. He was taken to Vet- .to investJga!' • one-car Wfl Howar~ IINe~J, secrelary-treas-!es was arr~s e_ ~~- arg___ __ DIVan. my pa ten . erans M<monal hospital~ o~ West Mam-st. Officer George urer, a tpu ts; Floyd We uer,j Htcks 3a Jd Ruth A~n Forme. re:order, Mason; L. C. Karr, The Meigs County Sheriff' s ,23. 1650 Lmcoln He~ghts. PornSUtde,, Pomeroy; Buck Fr"th .i ' c; Department investigated a m1·l leroy, h1t the brakes of 8 1% guardtan, Pt. Pleasant, and Ro- , nor two-car mishap on Route model car she was driving , Jmt bert Lee, finance officer. Galli• 143, one-tenth of a mile northIcontrol of the vehicle, wh1 · Jnpomeroy Busy over H0 l.d I ays New Loca}I'S 0rganize • d• Tri-Co Area 1 I BEVERLY mus, CALJF.Actor Anthony Qumn, 50, and Yolanda Addolon, 31, the mother of the couple's ~o small sons,.....-.. married Sunday mght In a prl~aU! CIVIl ceremony here. Superior Judge Edw~rd Brand of nearby Santa Moruca performed the stmpte ceremony before a small group of frtends, mcluding acto; John Cassavetes and Qwnn s mother. Mrs. Fr~nk Bowles of Los Angelesk · Qumn and hiS wtfe plan to rna e their home in Rome. a spokes· man said. The marriage climaxed a widely publicized romance between the two-time Academy Award wilUler and the bride, who claimed to be from a noble Venetian family . I 'l I { ) I 11 I erh 'I Motorlsls • B ...nak A nothe·' r TraJ11 J lc Fatality Record Bac k"Ing Auto HI"t m· Road w.·Iliam Epple ... Dies in Akron ;~''an~ 1~~~ jt"~c~np~f ~!~; I. Relallves . haY< learned of the ~~·; ~~nts;:pe;.; ~~a:~n~o;a~:, Year's Day. the railroad tracks. The mntor- WHEELING, w. VA.- PO- polls. Dee continued the search today Meigs General Hospital j for two bandits who handcuff. Admissions Friday - None. . . . Sheriff Robert Hartenbach's 1death of William Epple ;n Mas- ist was cited to Pomeroy Ma! ed the teen-age 800 e! a prom!- Discharges Friday_ Crestlyn By United ~ress lotematlonal llocal t~me Thursday and mld-t temfy dnvers,tnto safe high· deparlment said a car driven , on January 2. tie wa< the son or Charles Legar's court on nent merchant 10 8 stair-rail- Hill, R!ll'ine; Lillian Walker, '11le natton s motonsts start- mght Sunday. I way behavwr, a spokesman by Homer B. Icenhower, 76, Rd. I of the tate Pete and ~ddte Tho- 8 reckless operation charfe. 1ng Sunday evening and then Middleport. ed the new year in an old way. j The breakdown: for the National Safety Council I, Portland, was twoked onto rna Epple, and was preceded ;n Pomeroy police also arrested leisurely ransacked lhe house. Admissions Saturday- None. n.ey. broke another holiday "!'affic M3 sa~~· . 'the highway and struck by an , death by two brother<. C~rJ I Verlin Adams. 19. Charleston. Police sa14 the bandito escap- Discharges Saturday - Em- tralftc death record. Ftres 55 Can anyone doubt that wtth [ oncom1ng car operated by Den· and Theodore and a son. Mar,: w. va., over the weekend oa 1 ed with 1 ~ollecllon of coins rna Smith, Middleport; Dorothy Records were set last year on Planes 12 cars at thetr present level of zle Cu lbert Stanley, 39, Albany. Survivors mclud~ Mrs. Kath- reckless operation charge. currency and jewels of undete~ !Jural, Portland. every major holiday, with the Miscellaneous M development and maintenance Da~ages were li&ht to both aleen !Leifheit, Epple e! 1931 mined value from lhe home of Admissions Sunday - Ann more than 720 deaths during Total 664 roads at the present level of vehtoles v no arrests were re- Oak Dnve . Akron: a daughter, N Robert L. Levenson Sr. Leven- Healey, Long Botiom. Christmas surpassing any pre- Ohio led the rush to 8 record I engineering and drivers at their ported . Marcia Shearer. Detroit.. Mich.: A SWER Z CALLS 1011 Is lhe owner of the Reich· Discharges Sunday - None. I vieus holiday traffic death with 46 traffic deaths. Callfor-~ present le~el of skill, that our The first arrest of ~ new four granrlchJidren, and two Two call• were answered art furniture store chain In count nia was close behind with 4S. transportabon system '" no year by the Sberifl s de- l brothers, Herman and Dana. Sunday by the Racine emer· Ohio West Virginia and PennDEPVI'IE8 APPROVED · N y k had 40 Michigan 30 longer adequate to the demantls partment was Coy Eugene Nltz. Funeral services will be IN!Jd gency unit. The •quad was sylv~nia. Before they left, the Meigs County Common Pleas Drivers ~tarted 1966 on the a~ IJI~~~ 29. ' that we place on it?" the , 27, . Pomeroy, for the Pomeroy at the Sohermusus Funeral summoned obot 11 a.m. for bandits promised w send help Judge John C. Bacon has ap- same tragtc course, breaktng ~ spokesman said. , pollee on an lntoxlcabon charge. home Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Leo Johnson, R. D. Racine, to free Robert L. Levenson Jr., proved the appointment of Ray last year's New Year's record A I a s k a, Idaho, Nevada, Bef~e the_ holiday began, lhe ·j burial m Akron. who was having breathing diff17, whom they left handcuffed E. Manley and Jonathan Tillis of 474 highways deaths. R~ode Island an<' South Dakota council prdtcte<' the traffic NOW VOU KNOW icully. A physician waa 1umlo 1 basement staircase. u special deputies to Sheriff With lare reports still eoming escaped the holiday without a death loll would fall between· LUCU TEMPS mooed. The other was at 4:15 Robert C. llartenbach. Judge In today , a United Press Inter- single recorded highway fatall· 360 and 44.0 It said disahillng l Permafrost, or perman•nlly l The temperature in Pome- 1 p.m., was•for Ann Healey, &. HIDDEN. IIIJJ.8, CALIF. - Bacon has also set January 11 national count showed at least ty Injuries from holiday traffic , !mea ,round, •mlertt.s about roy's business district at 11::10 ton, Mass., who wu tr811SP0fto Movie producer Donald F. Tay· as the d~te for a jury trial In 543 persons were killed 1n trai-l "It's clear the nation can't accidents would number be- 20 ptr cent of tbe entlr1 laml l a.m. today was 37 dearees un- 1ed to Meigs General HOijllllll #w, 47, widower of actress Ohio vs. John Jlvldeo. fie accidents between a p.m. depend on more llorrur to tween 17,000 and 21,000. l1!11'11ca tt IIIII worltl, l der aunny wes. as a medical palietiiL 1 l �• \ • ' r. ' THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA a "This Should Give You Chance to Improve Your Image, Hubert!" Publlsht!d eve1y aflernoon except Sunday by The OhiO Vallf'y Pubhsh111g Company, 110 Mechamc Sl, Pomeroy, Ohto 4!\769. Business Offtce phone WY 221M Editorial phone WY 2-2 157. Ente1 ed as second rlass m11hng matter at the post offtce at Pomeroy, Ohio. National 11dvertlsina Bottinelll Kimball , Inc, Ave .. New Yotk City, ~ev. representative: 343 Lexington York. Subscnp!ion rates. Delneri'rl bv carrier where a\ali:Jble, :10 ce11ts prr \\ rt·k o ne year m ad\'ance at the DallY St•nlt nt'l offh~e $l!S 50. s1x months, $7 811 thn·e mont hi $3 90 Hy Motor Rout I' whNl' (':t l rtf'r sf'rvice not ava 1illhle one month $1 30 By mail on~ y~;>ar $10 00 , S1x lllunth~. .Voice of Broadway By Jack O'Brian Rtchard S. Owen, Publisher Chester Tannehill, Editor $5 25; Three months, $3 00. Thll IJailg Sentinel - COMMENT (1. TING EDITORIALLY AMan of Accomplishments A moll effedtve and constructive administrator went Into rettrement over the wetkend, when Or. George Roberts gava up the rems a!S superintendent of The Gal· hpolls State lnstitute. His tenure jn that position has been one of the longe st m the histo1 y of the institution. D u r 1..n g that t1me tl advam:ed along many lines to brmg 1t up to t standard equal to any m the entire system of mental mstltuttons of Ohio. The latter years of hts administration weu marked by the changeover In the c·on· cept of the institute from that of an epelip· ttc colony to one acceptmg largely mental patienta. He was equal to the task, and tt was accomplished wtth a max.1mum of effl. (tency. Dr. Robert~ has bePn a devoted publie 1ervant, havmg been m the rneda:al and admimstratne service~ of the state for a of the mstlt ute 1s wntten, he will be hailed as one who made ma )or ron! nbutwns to Its advancement Out! of the rna ror add1twns that he envisioned. and saw a<'compl!shed, was the buildmg and furnlshtng of a modern med1cal ce nl t>r for the rare of the over 2.000 pat1ents The estab llshmenl of the pe110d of 30 yea1 s When the fmal history l:.,l)lediral renter was backed up by h1s denlopment of ma ny prog ram s to benefit the welfare of the patients med1rally and mental!\ Classes for the training of ps\'· thlatnc a1dc~ has bef'n a mcnor fartor tn th e upgrading of the rare at the mst1tute. Thtr.~ a1ra had had the opportumtv to ohsel \'e tT Ctnsformation of the mst1tute into ont> that use~ latest methocis of trt>atment <~nd tlwrilpv. and along w1th lhe close attentiou to making the entire msl1tution more IJ"vable and rheerfu l for those who make up Its patient load Th1s could not have be£>n a<'('Omplished without the close and rareful attentwn to hi s duties. antJ the selPd1on of a l1ne body of personnel who \\Ill attest to the fme V¥ork1ng cond!tioml that prevail In recent years many outs ide 2Touos have rendered vo lu nteer servtres to tnose who lUi patients Garden clubs bave been wekomed and ha\'e formed an organization w1thm the institute that makes those who are ronfmt>d feel a part of the entire community There Is not a part of the Institution that has not been benefited by the presence of Dr. Roberts and his staff. both profes~JOna l­ ly and othPrwlse, who ha\e done thetr bit to reach a high degree of eff1r1encv One would have to glance back mto the hi~tory of the Institute to realize the vast changes and Improvements that have come about in the admm1 ~ trat10n Just dosed The budaet o( the mstitute was only a little over a half million 25 years ago, com pan•d with the budget of almo11t three milliOn at present. The Kalaru~s of employee!'~ was only 1lightly over 300 thousand per year, but have now <.•limbed to almost the tlu ee million mark About the t1me Dr. Roberts came there were a relative few Pmplovees but they now number ovPr 700 the largest employer In Gallia county Dr Hoherts with close attention to his dut1es hu dlr£>Cted thlt great growth, and to our way of think· ing has done a most outstandmg plef·e t;f work, for which the state of Oh10 owes him a debt of gratltude We know the road has been rough at tunes. but we have never seen anythlng out of the ret1ring doc· tor but fauness and a great wn..-er n for h1s patient• and employee weUare. The BUdden, sad, lesvetakfng of NBC Pres. Bob Kintner from the network be built back to greainess (especially fn news) won't mean Bobby Sarnoff's sch~ulod elevation Jan. Z to the parent-firm RCA's presidency (where he'll join his dad Gen. David Sarno!~ chairman) will bu delayed . . . Likely Bobby • Bob successors: Walter Scott, NBC-TV network presidency, to NBC chairman; Julian Goodman, NB(j NeWB ex-ec-veep, to ~ president Both are In their 40s . Their probable elevation awaits a Kintner contract settlement 1$200~000 a year plus bonuses, deferrod pay· ment, etc.) · A lot of boosbwash went flying during Jungle Jim Aubrey's nasty CBS incumbency which insisted Aubrey was TV's "most powerful" man; be wasn't, Bob Kintner was . . . Klntner simply used the genllemanly prerogaUves of truly powrful men and dldn't crunch subordinates; the power was there but he flexed the muscle fWlctionaJiy, not for tha chortling, gloating, "take-that" type aternals of power . Tbe real tale probably won't be told but the story of ~ntner's brll· Uant leadership can't be denied nor does anyone at NBC from Gen. Sarnoff down wish to degrade Kintner's reputation as an imaginative, effective top hand ... The sorry finish cornea r1ght at Bob Kintner's highest pomt of triumph and apparen~ ly JUSt couldn't be helped. needs a target always. So lltuo Jaltt north o! 59th 1t. and the beatnik • Sophocles• euph· slicing tbo heads oil the loveiJ oric performing foolishness tame ducks which paddle so keeps becoming more transpar- prettily tor eager city eyes . • ent As a public entertainer, They deserve a nice, sympathetSahi has had a better nul Ic, understandin&, boot In the • than his cutrate, tmltatlon intel· pants. lectuallty has deserved; his priPlaywright (Royal iluDt ol vate life Is his own, no concern the sun) Peter Schaffer on AI' of ours at all, even li he does lene Francis' WOR radio allow oote In his public fulluty rites took a viciously ineffectual swat that he lfvea a lot of II In Play· at all organized rtllglon (that'l boy Clubs, the land of the tr.. ecumemcal hostility, eh?) with· and the home of the aquares. out ao much aa a ladylike dl!lo claimer from Awlene: stll~ on Nicer Things: Sblrlee (Mrs. Arlene's other radio 1 h o '6 Henry) Fonda, at Madlson and ("Emphasis," on NBC) she al59th, in dark mink, light stock· tacked the press for attacking ing8, dark slassea, Ugbt banter, Princeas Meg's alleged royal a leggy, lithe New Yorky sight dowdiness; amazing bow chic Jl for bored eyes. Publicity buUd· Awlene'o crusading spirit · ... up of Kirk Douglas frlch & thus English students are scribhlinl ready for social posterity) haa pretentioualy port-tilled Keno made him the season's chtc "in" neth Tynan's much-publicized party-guest .,, John Lindsay lour-letter word (Tynan intono and Bill Buckley have more in ed the ancient Anglo • Saxoncommon than their wesltll, Ism publicly on the British air) height and "good" backgrounds all over otately college walls - they share the sama barber, and walks; end may thus Just Paul Mole (pronounced mal-ay) give that solemn ultimate obTbey also share him with scenity a bad name. U Thant, Hank Fonda, John Dick of TV's Smothers BroL Steinbeck, and otis Guernsey will make brother Tom an uncle (who felt so moved by a dein Feb. City Hall says Lin4ocription of Paul in a Sun. Trib that Otis wrote a long letter to oay can't avoid a 20-<:ent subo his alma mater emphasizing way fare . . . Dkk Brown told Paul Mole's tonsorial genius). pals at the Villa Ciro be's qUilThe afore-belted Mort Sahl ting WaU St. to move to Bevel'" on his few pre-bounce TV shows ly Hills to be wtth TV-star wife managed to give plenty of the Eva Gabor ... News note: Lenpublic's TV air to the Sneers nie Bernstein does yoga after or whatever their name Is who every concert (we thought he did it during) , . The Tom wrote a transparently apologetIc biography of the executed Bosleys expect a little Springtime actor . Frank Sinatra Commie spies, the Rosenbergs, Jr. flipped over Joey Heatherwithout balancing the discuoton, who I! old enough IZIJ to be sion by having aboard any exhis step-mother Gaseou1 pert who might contrast the Clay's army statuo Is being reslants . . . The Sneers joined evaluated . . . Ia the Vietnam the general distortion by InSistwar goln& that bad? lng John Edgar Hoovef :md the FBJ were pressuring to ketp the Sneers off the BIT - when the fact was, Sahl's uncontested TV abuse contrasted w1th NBC which gave the Sneers 11 full hours (on the well-balancod John Ne bel Show, plus two broadcast similarly both . sided bouro at station WOR. .N, Y. License Comm r Joe Di Series E and H Savings Bond ') Carlo " up for one of the five sales In Ohio were $2.'1.1 million family court judgeship• Mayor Wagner has to pass out before in November. Savmgs Boo.is he lameducks mto prosperous purchases by Ohioans during posterity Di Corio's possi- II months of 1966 total $273.7 ble replacemrnt is a movle ex- million giv1ng the State 88.S ecutive whose chances carry per cent attainment of its Y"""' ly goal. a built-in "but," because of pos· Series E Bond purchasea osible conflict-questions Caslone for the 11 months aro up sius Clay's feudmg with h1s 32 7 million over lbe same pet· Louisville backers, objeet, dilod last year. vorce (rom p2rtnership , transTheodore T Reed. Jr , Counllted - money C'.olony Rcstaurant heir Gene Cavallaro was ty Savings Bonds Chairman. lapped for nationel j'best dress'~ reportod that November Mttl ed male" hst, which gave him of Senes E and H Savlnis quite a chortle Gene wears Bonds in Me1gs County nra (literally) paper collars, nary $25,687. The county achieved of 11s yearly an evening stud with dmner 54.6 per cent quota with Iota\ sales of $287, clothes I plam white shirts), buys 262 for the perle<! ending NovhiS suits off the peg, etc. No ember 3oth. new Tony Biddle, ou r Junior. '!'he County Chairman ooted Commentator Raymond Gram that nationa lly the sale of SaV· Swing now IS just plain Ray. lngs Bonds m the $25 to $200 mond Swmg, and thereby dan- categones - "The Payroll Sav· gles a doozy When he wed, he er" Bonds were 31> per cent took his Wlle'!l name from and greater than 1964, 9 per cent tucked it neatly between the greater than m 1963, and liJ own tags; recently when divor- per cent above 1962. ced, he dropped her nomina} contribution, which means sim~ COUNCIL TO~ ply Raymond had taken his wife'• name in vain Those The Meigs County Exlellsion ugly vandals we're all suppos· Homemakers Council wlll meet ed to tsk-tsk and take psychia~ Friday January 7 from 10 a.m. ric pity on, are breaking car to 2 p.m. at the Columbus and aerials in the Central Park S. &luthern Ohio Electric Como lector, carrymg them Into the pany in Middleport drive In the stock market arena, and that television networks - as the companies' most public images-will not have to puU their weight in U1e stretch, heavily. Mort Sahl, a non-comic, who In fact, in view of WaU casts a small pahl, was bouncStreet's well-known sensitivity ed by Ch. 5 IWNEW·TVl here to pubilc happenmgs (consider for conduct unbecoming a TV Suppose, in other words, NBC its publicized r~achons to news HOLLYWOOD IUPIperformer or a fallout over polSuppo!!e, a~ IS bemg predicted (already a part of the Radio events), it ts possible to !IUggest icy or some such rot. Sahl's selfby highly reputable obs~rv~rs, (',(lrp. of Amenca IS JOined in that the new competition may image as an angry middle-aged .all three televlsJon networks thiS ca tegory by ABC ( wh1ch affect corporate nvalry at a juvenile simply became too 11ooner or la ter v,md up as seemmgly plans an alliance level of higher stock mark drearily corrosive on a perparts of vasl corporate con- with the International Tele- stakes. forming level than anyone at phone and Telegraph Corp. Profit Incentive plexe_-s~·-----and by CBS !which may have CBS-TV, for example, Is, the local N. Y. TV station could H1s comment on the to make a Similar move to keep after all, no slouch ln the stand TV air that someone had robup ). financial department. Under its Suppose all of this happens. last president, James Aubrey, bed the Vatican, followed by tho dlsgracefuily divlslonist punci>With adm1ren of the plans 1t became Ute biggest advertispredictmg that televJsion pro- ing medium in the world. And line, "That's a switch!", aimgrammmg wdl improve greatly 1f, say, ABC should proceed to ply was one more indication By Wa)'lle G. Brandstadt, M.D. because such vast corporations score importantly with its plans in open theatrical performance Rhecmatic fever may arfect won't have to be so sensitive to for a domestic communications that Sahl waa not the angry ~atellite, with International old schoolboy of his performthe JOints, blood vessels, skm ratmgs and Wall Street. The most obv1ous point about Telephone and Telegraph flgur- fng self-portrait but simply a or bram but the ( h1ef danger ls Sahl rheumahc heart disease. Unlike all these suppositions is that ing prominently in the arrange- disgruntled old Infant such mfertwus d1 ~ases. co m- VIdt;D programmmg 1s hardly ment, v.ould it not be logical to once told Interviewers he dis. monly seen m children, as gomg to improve greatly, assume !hat corporate rivals torted aCtual news and situatiom1 ''in order to magmfy lar· ch1rk('npo:x. mump~ and meas· because proflt-mmded business would fee l obliged to react? Tel'€'VISIOn IS hardly llkely to ger truths'' . This meant to les one atlark of rheumatic corporatiOns are not about to ft>ver dot>S not eonfer a lasting suddenly start playmg Santa domma te a much larger an <mlooker that when facts immumty. The 1mmed1ate cause Claus day in and day out- but corporation, but it IS a very could not be located to bolster ht.s performmg abuse, he had of rheumat1r fever IS unknown there is also anot i.er provoca- hve operation, more than most uve pomt It ca me mto contact with the to manufacture trashily pervertbut 1t almost always follows a Unmerited Importance movies, and now is a major ed premises After he lent his stre ptocOCCIC sore thro.at, ton~ The nature of television, influence m that area. Jt came mangled misrepresentations to siiiilJS or scarlet fever. beca use of Its near-total Lnto C<.tntact with sports, and Jack Kennedy's campaign, he Rh~umatlc f~ver 1s not ratchmg, but the streptocOCCIC pervasiveness, I! such that it now IS a major influence in publicly and often voted dissat. mfectwn that pretedes 1t Is. naturally assume! an lmpor- that area too. It came Into lsfaction with his chosen candlEvery sore throat m a ch1ld lance out of all proportiOn to ils contact with news coverage, date - only because he prerershould be seen by your doctor, worth and substance. NBC, for and now overwhelms event~:~ a!l red to abuse (Sahl calls his who w11l take a throal swab mstance. Is only an arm of well as reportmg them , with candid contortions of ideas safor culture Although rheumat ic RCA, but because of the network publiCity department! tire but they boil down to simfever may occur m adults 1t networks trlrv1s1on presenre 1t some l! mes givin ~ the impr~s­ pie abuse) and his "style ," ral)o Js m erfect the most public facP sion that their correspondents cfom guerrilla semantic attack, usually h<:~s lts onset belwef'n or the parent company, .and ought to get a Pulitzer Priz.e the ages of 5 and 15 and the In!· represents 1t simply because they showed up •.. And that's why !love writ· tial attack may last weeks or Thus, wh1 le corporate allian- for a story. In brief, telelng an advice colunm. even months ces may ce rtainly be very vJsion's nature full of benehts Other happy e!ldings? WeU, Tbe dtagn..ls to often dtfn. healthy steps in particular 85 well as liabtlllies, Js such there are three children in New cult becaus~ the dise88e bas ne situations, 1! Is nonsense to that its erfect cannot lack York who now have a puppy, all 1ymptom1 of Its own and the suggest that da1ly do-gooding importance m any arrangelymptoms will vary depending because of my big !at typewrlt· will abruptly replace corporate ment. er. I'm not sure if their paon whleb tissue• art! Involved. -- - --- - - - - - - 2--Dally Sentmcl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 3, 1966 rents consider this a happy end~ U•ually there b a fever of 101 lng or not, but, at a weak moor lOZ. U tbe joinll are affectment, my words 1wayed them. od, tbe jolut paiao may be · It's hard to single out the most mtld, but It Is a grave ...,.,. to touching letter I ever received attribute them to rrowing pains but here's one that comes close: -a tenn that we now know hal Dear Helen' DO real, meaning. It Is a misMy teenage daughter came take, too, to try to d~lde for l by Helen Bottei-..J borne from her first formal yourself whether your child dAnce several weeks ago in a lta1 rbeiiDiatlc fever. Evma your readers an~ ali years later. dreamy mood. After telling me doctor tiD rarely ttll wnnout Auld Lang Syne piece' Da\'Id, now an alert, happy what a wonderful time she had Maybe you could tell us. reJaboraton ~sts, An increased sedlmentatio• membering back, wh1ch o[ your (though partially blmd) teD- had, she put her corsage in the ute IS au mdicatJOn of altlve questwns brought the most ri- year-old still treasurers the box and placed it in the refriger~ ator, saying she would never 10,000 letters he received. mfection and is of value, not AULD LANG SYNE part with it. Happy endings? Hundreds of only In piecing U>gether tbe Dear Helen My wife, Rose, had died tho evidence necessary to mae the Reading your column these them. Uppermost in my mind the diagnosis Ls made bed rest many years, l know you al- today is a lettel- from the mo- year before and I regrettod she Jng whether a subsidmg infec~ ways write something kind of ther of one of my lrr>t, 11nd couldn't be here to share our tlon Is complt:!tely cured Osee ::~pee1al for Ne w Year's Day <or most fmthful, correspondents. daughter's happiness. I worried the d1agnos1s is mode bed rest eve) H you haven't anythmg Jn this g1rl's life was attempt- too, yondering If I were raising ' Is essenhal to protect the heart. else in nund. would you do an ed ~uicide, withdrawal from our child m the way ahe would In addition. a variPty of drugs sponse, a ffw happy endmgs, the world, psychiatric treat- have WlBhed I know now that I needn1 may be givf'n These lnrlude and a specral request -what ement, fear, failure and t~rribly concerned and frightened parhave feared. When I visited aspirin, prenylbutazone, cor- was the most toudung letter tisone, sulfonam1des and pen- you ever received? - HOPE- ents who just couldn't reacb Rose's grave several weeks lat. er, I saw our daughter had a!. t~er. Icillin The latter J!l esper1ally FUL ready been there to share her Today she has a responsible valuable HRMFD M~' BF M Dear Hopeful Vttluable In the prPvention of You know , the nirest thmgs Job, 1s engaged to be marned, happiest moments with her moIUb!te(Juent attacks about my readef!l IS thet when can laugh and Joke with the ther. I don't know when she had Although rrent studi es In- l'm stumped for an Idea, one father she once told me she placed it, but at the head or the grave was the beautiful corsage, dicate thot Ule child who of you always comes up w1th hated. Now I claim no great credit now all withered, which she had comes through an Initial attack a suggestion that starts HHU of rheumatic fever w1thout any perkmg again Thank you for for the metamorphosis - close- received on the night of her m psychiatry and her own basic first dance. - A TEENAGER'S heart inv(llvement 1s unlikely to getting my steam up after the get such an involvement m a annual after-Chnstma s brain mtelhgence brought her through FATHER, TOLEDO, OHIO II.. - but m hWldreds of letters 591 1ubsequent attack. he should bt fog I NEEDED }OUr lelter 1 Thia column Is dedicated to protected against recurreTl<'es ~ Far and away the most re-- over the years I may have had farmly living, so U you're hava small part in changing, per· with lr,ng-actmg penidllm. 1[ , spon~e to any one ffifiJ 11Rm on the other trand. th~ re has came when a Pueblc, Colorado haps even stlVing, a life. Jn her ing kid trouble or just plain been some damage to the falhl'r wrote that his llttle son !ellen; I saw despair change trouble, let Helen Help YOU. David was hovermg bet\~een to hope, I wa~hed a girl slow- She will also welcome your own heart such p1 oiPction 1s doubly life and death artcr surgery for ly learn to appreuate her own amusing experienct!s. AddreSI important and the child should have a per10d1c phys1cal rheck. a malignant bram tnmor He worth. And It was better than a Helen Bottel In care of lhll uewspaper. up by your doctor. asked lor prayers !rom 1J11 million dollar& 111 the bank. Telet'isioll Rev11e DOl70R SAYS HELEN HELP US! • Savings Bonds Purchases in Ohio Reported BERRl'~ WORLD Nips Hannan Trac e 49-48 for Holiday Title I Coach Jim Adams' Rutland Murdock also presented In- ski had a Blight edge Ill the, made a sharp hook shot 1<>124-!2 first perind lead over the[had II. The HaadBi\ Tract Wlldcats .Red Devils won the consola~ thvidula trophies to players, 1third pcrwd and held t11e up)ler pull the Wildcats up to a 49-41 Hannan Wildcats, increased it Beth teams shot 50 per cent, l,u ied to win their own Hannan lion game with an easy 92·62 named by the four coaches, l hand 38·35 going 101<> the linal margm but 1t was all over for to 52-27 at the half, and led Hannan making 30 of 60 shots '1 1ace Holl~ Basketball Tour· runaway victory over the Hann- selected for. the All·Tournament •period. Hannan Trace. 7<J..oUI at the end of three periods. and Rutlam1 gettmg 38 of 76. ,..1ment Friday night at Mer· nan, W. Va., Wildcats of Coach team They mduded; J1m Colley Zaleski held a (l>l8 margin Damel! ffluled Colley but the The Red Devils controlled making 16 of 30 v llsnnan made l\'rY ille bqt they treated W1ld- Roy Ross. Takmg high scormg and Dens!~ Wnght of Zaleski, with 4:50 left m the contest. ; Bobcat m1ssed agam. Murdock both boards gettmg 52 rebounds jonly 2 of 10 at the llne. r <~t fans to a fine show befere honors of the mght was Harry Dave Oamels and Dan Hall of S1de shtos by Hall, Daniels andi fouled and Wnght m1ssed. Then to 35 for Hannan. Yarbrough, dt opping a 4948 hall'-raiser to Yarbrough of Rutland, who paC· Hannan Trace; and Glenn Ad· Cremeens found the1r mark to Da'ruels took h1s fifth personal whose 25 pomts were high for Consolatloa narrow the count 46-44. Jim and left the game w1th two I Rutland, led the Red Devils Hannan, W. Va. ftl%) l'o,och Jan Cox's Zaleski Bob. ed the Red Devils with 25 pomts. klns ol Hannan, W. Va. l',lls. Dennis M, Murdock; Han· Densil Wright with !8 points Colley landed a short shot to seconds left. Jolin Strlcklin 1with 10 rebounds, Duane Knorr G. Adkins, &-1!·12; J AdkinB, Freshman Dave Daniels and nan Trace Local Supermtendent, paced the championship Bob-1make it 46-44 and Dan HaU hit nussed the free throw. . had 9, Bob Barrett, Ron Black, 6.0.t6; Chapman, 6-0-12; J. •cats, and Jim Perrv had \2 ' from the side agatn, 48-46. 1 Zal k. th , I and Charles Scott each had 7. Brumfield S.l-11· McCarty 3• mf Sf' lllor Dan Hall paced Coach presented the Taurnament tr..... z 1 k' t ebo d d - Ha , es 1 won e conte~~ onl 0 2-0-4 T0 l.eorge Evans' Wildcats with phy to Zaleski and the runner· Ta es ~~~~-r Rn e Ak nnaln l Cremeens fouled Colley the free throws makmg 7 of 16 while Jim Adkins scored 16 points 1·7; · Bru le ' s, 3 0 8 14 pomts each Terry Cremeens up trophy to Zaleski. Murdock r : ~ o~er ~s ~ · Cremeell'~ rouled Colley and Hannan Trace make enly 4 of 7. for the WJ!dcats but left the 0-2-S2 1 15 was also m the double figures also presented the Foul Shoot- ;c h d un '· a 'm l Bobcat made the f1111t throw to The Wildcats outshot Zaleski game on fouls at the Z-mmute RuUand ill2) 3 With 10 Tom Murdock played ing Trophy to Jim Perry of erry a , gJve Zaleski a 49-16 lead at the making 22 of 60 'for 36.6 per mark tn the third perind Glenn Barrett, 4.().8: Black, 4+1Z: an important role, grabbing 17 Zaleski, who made 24 of 30 shots Hannan Trace took a 10-9 1 5~ mark. Cremeens commit- cent, and the Bobcats nade Adkins, who had 14 rebounds. Hawkms, 3-3-9 ; Little, 8-1-17; ol the Wildcats' 31 team re- in the loul shooting contest held first period lead but dropped ted hi! fifth perso!Uli but Colley 21 of 64 lor 32 7 per cent. and Tom Chapman each had Yarbrough, 11-HI : Weber, 0bounds. Thursday night. behind 23-18 at halftime. Zale- m1ssed the foul shot, Damels Rutland raced to an easy l lz pomls, and J1m Brumfield 1-t: Scott, 2.().4; Knorr, l.()-2; Id 7 iaJ Drenner, 4-3·11. Totals, &&-li76 Score by quarters: Hannan 12 27 48 82 Rutland 24 52 70 92 Champlooshlp Zaleski )49 ) · · · · · Perry, 61J.t2 ; Mct:llthern, ~;:~: ~:~~;lmi.3 .~~-~rlg~~er~ 2_18 • Totals •21 _,.4; ' ' T · I") annaa race w Cremeens, 5-0-10; Murdock, S-0-ti, Hall , fi.2-I4; DarueJs, 7.().14 ; Belville. 0.2-2: Sallllders, 0.2-2. Totals. 22+18. Sc~re by Quarters: Hannan Trace 10 18 32 48 Za leski 9 23 33 4t · H Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan, 3, 1966-3 ,Packers Crush Browns for Cro GREEN BAY, WIS. (UP!) 'l'he Green Bay Packers put the t 1 t le hack In •·T it 1e tow n, U SA.," !banks to two hatt..-ed backs, Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung. The aching and crippled \'eterans _crashed for 201 yards of the 204 the Pack<'<s gained on the ground to make baH c:ontrol work as Green Bay pounded out tbetr 23-1% triumph over the Cleveland BriWDS in the Natiomal Foothell League's championship game Sunday. But it wssn't just their yardage that made Taylor and Hornung great. It was wben and how they got it. The Browns. champions of the NFL Eastern Division with an 11·3 season record, trailed by only one point at the half, 13-12, and that was because of a fumble on the map from center oo a Lou Groza point after touchlown try. Nothing had really been decided In the lrrst hatl. Taylor and Hornung matte the decision the finlt time the Packers had the ball In the second half Taylor carried the ball f1ve times and , Hornuag four on a 90-yard march wh1ch ended when Hornung swept fer a touchdown from tlle 13-yard !me. Two Aerials Bart Starr, l:llOiber battered veteran of the Packers, threw only two pasoes during the dnve, for 12 yards to Boyd Dowler and for 10 to Taylor. to move to tbe Browns' Zl. That was the cue ror Don Chandler to kick hiS third held goal of the gam<, tying a league playoff record, from the 29 for the fmal pomts Taylor, who was awarded a sports car as the outstandmg performer m the game, earned 96 yards on 'tl earrtes and Hornung had 105 in 18 attempts. Compared to these perfonnances, all-league full· back Jmuny Brown (\r Cleveland picked up Just 50 y&rds on IZ attempts. Game Plan Cllckod The prideful performance of the Packer backs made coach Vince L&mbardi's ball control game plan work perfecUy. Green Bay ran 69 plays agaJnst 39 for the Browns and Cleveland had only 16 plays In MSU, Arkansas Are upset; Alabama Topples Nebraska the secood half. JL was Green Bay's NFL title, the sixth 11nce diviSional playoffs began 1933, and the thrrd for Packers in the l&it five That's why they hung name of ''T1t1etown, U.S A." this c1ty tn !961 Taylor and Starr are reasons why the 70,000 !dents aro chanting It today. United Press International Millions of football fans still aren't sure today whether the mormng after wasn't wilder than the night ftefore After celebratmg into the wee hours of New i'ear's Day, countless armchair quarterbacks collapsed before t he1r televi siOn sets to watch the traditional bowl games. Aud like the mght before, the results were staggering. The nation's top three teams lost, bemg handed their first Alabama quarterback Sle\le defeats after rollmg up 10-0 Sloan, called "the greatest ' bv Standlags records in 1965. UCLA wb1pped 1his predecessor, Joe Nomath of COLUMBUS (UP!) national rharnp10n Michigan the New York Jets, set an coUege basketball standings State 14-12 in the Rose Bowl, Orange Bowl record by com. Teams W L Po Opo Lowsiana Stele stopped Arnn· pletmg 20 passes m 29 attempts Youngstowa 8 0 656 463 sas (No 2~. 14-7 m the C~ttt on for 296 yards Steve Bowman 8 0 527 398 Bowl and Alabama blasted scored tWice for the Cnmson ;.. 8 I 760 63Z third-ranked Nebrasks 39-28 m 'T'Ide. wht droppffl enly one -8 I 709 570 the Orange BewL game durlng the regular 4 pOMEROY LANES Ashland Otl 7 I 655 504 "'The greatest mismatch of 1 campaign. 2 ott•rbeln Junior MIIed Loagne Blaettrrar's T I 602 !102 the century," the UCLA players In the Sugar Bowl, Mlssoun December 11, !titS Dark Hollow Fore 2 Mt. Uruon 6 I 665 49!1 MATCH - Gary Beban, left, of played yelled after avenging an early- shaded Florida 20-!8. Th,, W L High Game - Clyde '"~~"· I FindiJJy 7 2 8!9 741 ~gainst Mictugan. State jn the .1965 opener, his first show : season loss to Nlichigan State. Tigen rolled up a 20-0 halflmit· Ashland Oil 24 12 2tll; Elizabetr Lohse, 170. Steubenville 7 2 769 614 m a UCLA varslty contest. Smce then he was named to The bruins took OOvantage of bulge. but quarterback Steve Team 3 22 14 Senes - llorold Lohse, 546; Lou- Malone 7 % 648 NEA's: second unit All-American team. He opposed the a MJchigan State fumble and an Spumer, the game's most Team 5 19 18 1se Gilmore, 449; High Wooster 7 2 580 518 Spartans. again Saturday, his opposite number being Steve intercepted pass to score a pa1r valuable player, passed the Team 4 18 !8 game and serie1 - Tbe Patsies Blufft<>• ' 1 fl11 Juday, nght. The score ll4-12, UCLA/ gave Beban t.he f'lf f1rst-half touchdowns The A!ilgators back Into contentiOn White Electria 14 22 668, 1914. Wittenberg 6 3 648 554 edge. Spartans rallied fer two TDs in the second half and st1ll wa s Tesm 6 6 25 Defiance • 2 482 after intermission, but the throw1ng the ball With 3 chance High Game - Mike Sawyer 1 Trl Couoty Loogue , Marietta 7 • 648 Bruins thwarted both attempts ; to win with les9 than a nunute 174; Mary K. lleonessy 150 ; lle<ember Zl, llNl$ Kent State 5 , 7!3 Rio JV's Romp All STARS by J\.bch1gon State for two-pomq !dt 10 the game. H1gh Ser1es - Pat Story 487 , Denison ~ 3 ~ R10 Grande College conversions Mary K. Hennessy 403. High Grande I ~ 1163 basketball team sm•therod Little Joe Lahruzzo, the i TAKES MU POST team Game - Team 4, 677; Holsu~ Sales 6 4 908 lumbus Bustlless Coli~ on smallest man on tho field,! BUFFALO, N Y. IUP!\ H1gh Team Series- Ashland 011 CrF"'g ' MarkAetbbott 5 4 770 Rio planks 115-83 F'nday . oreman & was K1o's f1fth wm tn seven carried thQ ball SIX consecutive Lou Saban, who led Buffalo to 1975. M . C B le Cl b ' 4 665 e~gs o. eag u Leagw' games. The JV' ~ are averagmg lime!! on an LSU touchdown : Amencan Football • • 689 631 i Bantam Boyo G & J Auto Parts march, scored the TD and j drampionsnps in 1964 and 1965 105 pomts a grtme thus far. 3 , 377 383 1 Crow's Steak House 3 4 51)5 5Z6 Next game Is Saturday, at added another ta help stop ! and earned coach &f the yeCt t D<cember U, !titS H1gh Game nnd Serleo 3 4 405 43Z j home, aga1nst the Ashland Cor- Arkansas' 22-game wmnmg honors for hliTlSelf m the pn W. L. ry Wilson 223 5115· streak. Btll Bass anchGred the ' L'ess, resigned as head ('Oaeh 2 3 424 42( 'fea m 3 17 5 ' ' ' rectional Jnst1tute. Box score T-m 6 Game and Series tough LSU dPfensive unit which of the Bills Sunday. 2 s 363 399 1 Friday's VICtory :" l 5I> 6\t Soles, 685, 257Z. held the Rawrbacks .ecoreless Saban refust'd to give a rea. z 3 341 355 Taytedlor, thHornunfg alnd Stharr Ftrestone 121'. 9\t First Half Wmnerr- H~lsf'ml~~;;: RlO GRANDE JV'S ( 115) after mterm1ss 1on. ron for h1s resignatiOn b u 1 3 8 688 731 repea e onnu a w en Team 2 10 12 Sal there was Widespread specula Green Bay next bad the ball. Team ~ 8 I( eo. 4 (18 m HJas, 42-to : Miller, 6-4-16: lion that he would replac · Starr connected ta Carroll Dale Hlgb Game and Series - Ma· Ohio Wesleyan Z 5 M9 5Zl Shaff<r. 1>1-17: Collms, 5-0.!0; NBA Staodlngs Tom Nugent as head coach at for i3 yards and to Dowler for ry TJ!us, 158, 2110: High team Musklngum 2 5 447 M9 McDamels 4-2-10 Cook 2·2-6· By Ualted J'ms Jotematlonal the Univ<cslty of Maryland. IS Baldwin-WaUaco J 8 554 Tlil Hlli<>n 1>1-17 • •War~ 3-2-lt. Eas&ern Division 18 and Taylor and Hornung dtd Game and Senes _ Firestone the heavy work throUgh tha line 718, 1405• Capital 2 I 552 683 Sw"you are going on a long trip sm1lh' 4.().8· 'Joseph ' Z-3·7· W. L.Pct. Bowling Greea 2 T &73 785 •• .I ,.. a 50-mHo ble, , .!" Mart.;_ 3 o.s TOTALs 49- 17 ' Boston . •. . ••.. 25 10 .7!4 GAGNER SIGNED Tr1 c.anty League We,cern Reserve I 4 361 395 - 115. Cloc1DnaU .... . 24 H .632 Pl'f'l'SBURGH (UP!) -The lle<ember 14, !titS HelrleUJers 1 f 341 418 SVAC STANDINGS ., ~ W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh Steelers of tl1e Potots Wflmlngtoo I I 529 59'7 ALL GAMES COLUMBUS BUSINESS Pbliadelphia .. 22 13 .629 National Football League havo Holsum Sales ~ OHIO CONFERENCE TEAM W L p OP UNIVERSITY 1831 Now York 13 23 .361 signed their No 2 draft pick . Cra1g's Market 76 Akron 4 0 2fl ))4 E C l I 7, We•tern Dlvlsloo Larry Gagner, a tl-foot-4, m . . PT. PLEASANT _The Sher- Otterbein ••• astern . . . . 5 1 443 32l ar y e, -~ 19; So1msky, 2-~ 4 281 0 74 By United Prm lnternatlonal Foreman • Abbott ::'1 S.ulhwe!tern 4 3 376 378 7; Wilt, 6-4-20; Jones, W. L. Pet pound II n eman from tho This week's Ohio collego bas· Meigs Co. Beagle Club 60 Iff'• department Wooster 4 I Sll ::.., Kyger Crenk 3 3 324 322 Kuhlwein, 7.().14; D•w, Los Angel" .. . 23 19 -~ University of Florida. ketball schedule: G. & J. Auto Parts 44 two auto mishaps during Marietta 3 I Z8T ·~ North Gallia . . 2 4 2!H 334 Ziml11el"man, 1>4-16; Baltimore 20 20 .500 VISINTIN RETIRES Crow's Steak House 33 weekend re•ulting In Wittenberg 3 I 280 2:18 ~ 1 • •• S.n Francisco .. 18 24 .429 ROME IUPII -Bruno Vl slninj b perty Denis Hannan Trace t 7 453 518 ·~ ~. MONDAY High Game and sarles- Lar- une! - eavy pro ~ I S 385 390 SVAC VARSITY Halftime •core _Rio St. l<>uis .. . t5 20 .429 tin , 33, retired from tho ring Xavier at Dayton ry Wllsoo, 237, 653. High teem mage. Mt, Umon I I 144 171 TEAM w L P OP CBU 37. Detroit 10 27 .270 after losing his European Jtght Muskingum at West Liberty game - Holsum Saleo, 676; Stella Brotherton Oberlin I l 186 IIH Eastern Sunday's Results middleweight litle to Swed•n'• 4 0 264 162 TUESDAY Higb Team Series- Meigs Co. agevllle driver of~ Kenyon I 2 Ill 203 Southwest;.n ,. 2 1 147 166 Phiiodelphla !33 New York 122 Bo Hoegberg Saturday night. Beagle club 2523 ' B ink • Muskingum I 3 234 2llii Pleasant Valley H"'pital Cincinnati 138 Baltn1,1ore t07 '·I had decided in advance •Cen tra I St at W1·ttenberg • • car on Rt. 33 ~ear r er • Ohio Wesleyu 1 3 328 305 Kyger Creek I 2 1~ 182 ~· Marshall at Ohio Wesleyan Hollow, Is a patient at Holzer Heidelberg I 4 Ul 418 North Gallia I 2 143 182 ADMJTI'ED: Mary Boston 124 Los Angeles 113 ret<re. no matter how the fight Georgetown (Ky) at Rio Grande Womell's Thunday League Hospital reported to be Baldwia-~~ 0 0 I 0 Hannan Traco .. 0 3 136 lTl son, Southside: Mrs. San Francisco i3G Detroit 113 went," Visintin said Sunday, Bowhng Green at Toledo December II, 1185 ing irom a fractured hack ond lllnm J TOTAUI 1 1 851 851 Paxton, Gallipolis; 0 116 141 Mwmi at Keot State W L a passenger In her •.ar. Capital 0 4 245 331 RESERVES <SVAC ONLY) Blessmg, Pl. Pleasant: Carol Oh1o U. at Western Michigan N.Y. Clothing House 27 12 man Rlberts, 30, LoUisville, y. MID-OHIO TEAM w L p TP Whittington, Buffalo; Debra Kay ] Youngstown at Alliance Simon's Market 24 IS aloo was admitted to tho lloo- Blufftoo J 0 !liZ 141 Southwesterll . 3 o 119 90 Williams, Pt. Pleasant; Clare ' Wooster at Cap1lal Fabric Shop 2ll 18 pital suffering from a hip Injury Ashland . z 2 89 116 CottrUI, sr, Pl. Pfeooant; 1 0 141 120 Eastern Bluflton at St Francis find.) Team 5 21 M and cut of the neck. Kyger Creek , .. 1 2 158 166 Kelly Don Bowen Ashton. , Defiance ot Heidelberg po~·s :estaurant 13 26 The one car mlshap occurred Hannan Trace . 1 2 100 II)( DISCHARGED· Freeman an mar 9 3tl Saturday (:!e a.m. whel I INDIANS CLASII North Galha ... 1 2 80 99 tus, Pt. Pleasant. Phihp WVa. St. at Central Stat& Findlay at Tri..State Higph GatneCo"'~~olet Gralllghte, Brotherton car w""t out of CALCtmA (UP!) -.laldlp TOTAUI ....... s 1 5U 5U ton, Middleport; Elmer Jones, 192 . an ra '"""• SZ4t Cleveland St. at Edmboro , control and over an Muk:""1ea of India won the GAMES THIS WEEK: .Pt. Pleasant. Otterbein at Ohio Northel)l team gome and senes - Fai>- ment. The driver !old bJvesti- men' smgles title fn ~ Asian Friday, BIRTH· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walsh at Steubenville rto Shop, 8Zl, 2325. galing officers that the lights of Lawn Tenolo Cbampioashlps Wahama at Eastera Paxton, GaUipolis, a son on Oberhn at Western Reserve an oncoming ear blinded her SUnday by beating compatriot Southwestern at Hanlllln Trll<e Dec, 31, 1966. No birtha have THURSDAY ';'~ <auslllg her to lose control I Ramanathan Krisluoan, 64, 6-4, North G&Uta at Kyger Creek been recorded at tho boapital /1 Cincmnati st North Teus .em • Petal& her 1964 model ear which was 6-2. , ii!J.Uand at Mr.Arthur for tho new year. Akron at Hiram •• demolishod. Wilmington at Cedarville Bleiner BloCk ~ Moms Harvey at Marietta Kl£ Jewelers Tho oecand acci<tent occurred FRIDAY Bue & Grey Rest. tl% 4 p.m. Saturday en Rt. 35 •t Cast at Western Reserve Swisher & Lohse 58 the •arch' when a ear eri,lenl Bethany at John Carroll Davis • Warner Ins. 56 by Tracy Wollngborger, (G, Oh 10 Wesleyan at Wooster Ed's Auto Trim 30 I Pf. Pleasant, and a car driven Dcilance at Spring Arbor High Game and Series - P'. by David Crawford, 32, HuntRio Grande at Walsb W. Porter, 226, 617; High team ington, collided as Wolflnghar· • SATURDAY Game - Bletner Block 899; ger was turning onto Rt. H1gh Team Serlea -Davis-War- from the old Charles!OII RAlad. Cincinnati at Tulsa ner Ins., 2447. Wolfmgbarger was cited for Michigan at Ohio State laiill<f! to yield rlghklhay. Dayton at Depaul Womon'o Thw:oday Leap Property <hunage was eslimated Xavier at Marquette December t3, 11115 at 15511. Neither driver was lnBowlmg Green at West. Mich. W L jured fn tho mishap. Kent State at MarsbaU N. Y. Clothlng House "3o 12 Toledo at M1aml Simmoo'o Market 26 16 Arrests recorded at the county Akron at Marietta Fabric Shop 21 18 Jail during the weekend was The Peace COfps. Denison at Baldwln-Wallaco Team $ %3 19 James R. Baird, 28, Southaide, W•stuneton. O.C.20!25 Hetdelberg at' Capital Donna'! Restaurent 14 23 charged with driving while InLandmark 9 Wittenberg at Hiram 0 Please send meiRformttion 33 toxicated. The arrest was made 0 Plene send me an applk:•tlon I!lgh Game _ Aim 114ruling by Robert Abner, constable, Otterbein at Mt. Union Muskingum at Wooster 208; 111gb Series - lola lloweu: Henderson. Ohio Wesleyan at Oberlin 411; Ililh Team gaiM and ser· ----N•m••----·- Ashland at Wilmington les - New York Clo!bJDc Hause SXI TITLE Malone at Bluffton Add res'"------------~m, 232'1. INNSBRUCK (UP!) ·-DI~ter! Walsh. at CedarvUie ' Central St. at Lincoln (Mo.) Neuendorf of East Germaay Youngrtown at Niagara Cllptured first place in the Bethany at C.se Tech IJerman..Auotrlan ski meet in a pau. Llnebeeker Galen P'ias cov,.s the a warm up for the Browno Wash ., Jeff. at Jollll Carroll The Patales day byleaplns II and Footbell Leaeue champiolllhlp eluh With, the Packers Sunday In Green Bay. Jim Rio Grande at Gannan Lo Bo's !"~ f• a tOtal ol .... ,j~:;.:o•~• from Quarterback Ryan Sullda7;DOt·enoueh·lo Oftmlllle a lVi&ld 1'acker Findlay al AqulDal (Mich.) Bel CM'I ,...._ &IVI1U·p&tlllllt,b)'·- · . I ' I' I \ z I Two M' haps Investl'gated By Shen'ff This Week's Basketball I 00 1 The Peace Corps . isn't looking tor Supe(man. ... ::Uirl.,! 72 little old . r �• \ • ' r. ' THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA a "This Should Give You Chance to Improve Your Image, Hubert!" Publlsht!d eve1y aflernoon except Sunday by The OhiO Vallf'y Pubhsh111g Company, 110 Mechamc Sl, Pomeroy, Ohto 4!\769. Business Offtce phone WY 221M Editorial phone WY 2-2 157. Ente1 ed as second rlass m11hng matter at the post offtce at Pomeroy, Ohio. National 11dvertlsina Bottinelll Kimball , Inc, Ave .. New Yotk City, ~ev. representative: 343 Lexington York. Subscnp!ion rates. Delneri'rl bv carrier where a\ali:Jble, :10 ce11ts prr \\ rt·k o ne year m ad\'ance at the DallY St•nlt nt'l offh~e $l!S 50. s1x months, $7 811 thn·e mont hi $3 90 Hy Motor Rout I' whNl' (':t l rtf'r sf'rvice not ava 1illhle one month $1 30 By mail on~ y~;>ar $10 00 , S1x lllunth~. .Voice of Broadway By Jack O'Brian Rtchard S. Owen, Publisher Chester Tannehill, Editor $5 25; Three months, $3 00. Thll IJailg Sentinel - COMMENT (1. TING EDITORIALLY AMan of Accomplishments A moll effedtve and constructive administrator went Into rettrement over the wetkend, when Or. George Roberts gava up the rems a!S superintendent of The Gal· hpolls State lnstitute. His tenure jn that position has been one of the longe st m the histo1 y of the institution. D u r 1..n g that t1me tl advam:ed along many lines to brmg 1t up to t standard equal to any m the entire system of mental mstltuttons of Ohio. The latter years of hts administration weu marked by the changeover In the c·on· cept of the institute from that of an epelip· ttc colony to one acceptmg largely mental patienta. He was equal to the task, and tt was accomplished wtth a max.1mum of effl. (tency. Dr. Robert~ has bePn a devoted publie 1ervant, havmg been m the rneda:al and admimstratne service~ of the state for a of the mstlt ute 1s wntten, he will be hailed as one who made ma )or ron! nbutwns to Its advancement Out! of the rna ror add1twns that he envisioned. and saw a<'compl!shed, was the buildmg and furnlshtng of a modern med1cal ce nl t>r for the rare of the over 2.000 pat1ents The estab llshmenl of the pe110d of 30 yea1 s When the fmal history l:.,l)lediral renter was backed up by h1s denlopment of ma ny prog ram s to benefit the welfare of the patients med1rally and mental!\ Classes for the training of ps\'· thlatnc a1dc~ has bef'n a mcnor fartor tn th e upgrading of the rare at the mst1tute. Thtr.~ a1ra had had the opportumtv to ohsel \'e tT Ctnsformation of the mst1tute into ont> that use~ latest methocis of trt>atment <~nd tlwrilpv. and along w1th lhe close attentiou to making the entire msl1tution more IJ"vable and rheerfu l for those who make up Its patient load Th1s could not have be£>n a<'('Omplished without the close and rareful attentwn to hi s duties. antJ the selPd1on of a l1ne body of personnel who \\Ill attest to the fme V¥ork1ng cond!tioml that prevail In recent years many outs ide 2Touos have rendered vo lu nteer servtres to tnose who lUi patients Garden clubs bave been wekomed and ha\'e formed an organization w1thm the institute that makes those who are ronfmt>d feel a part of the entire community There Is not a part of the Institution that has not been benefited by the presence of Dr. Roberts and his staff. both profes~JOna l­ ly and othPrwlse, who ha\e done thetr bit to reach a high degree of eff1r1encv One would have to glance back mto the hi~tory of the Institute to realize the vast changes and Improvements that have come about in the admm1 ~ trat10n Just dosed The budaet o( the mstitute was only a little over a half million 25 years ago, com pan•d with the budget of almo11t three milliOn at present. The Kalaru~s of employee!'~ was only 1lightly over 300 thousand per year, but have now <.•limbed to almost the tlu ee million mark About the t1me Dr. Roberts came there were a relative few Pmplovees but they now number ovPr 700 the largest employer In Gallia county Dr Hoherts with close attention to his dut1es hu dlr£>Cted thlt great growth, and to our way of think· ing has done a most outstandmg plef·e t;f work, for which the state of Oh10 owes him a debt of gratltude We know the road has been rough at tunes. but we have never seen anythlng out of the ret1ring doc· tor but fauness and a great wn..-er n for h1s patient• and employee weUare. The BUdden, sad, lesvetakfng of NBC Pres. Bob Kintner from the network be built back to greainess (especially fn news) won't mean Bobby Sarnoff's sch~ulod elevation Jan. Z to the parent-firm RCA's presidency (where he'll join his dad Gen. David Sarno!~ chairman) will bu delayed . . . Likely Bobby • Bob successors: Walter Scott, NBC-TV network presidency, to NBC chairman; Julian Goodman, NB(j NeWB ex-ec-veep, to ~ president Both are In their 40s . Their probable elevation awaits a Kintner contract settlement 1$200~000 a year plus bonuses, deferrod pay· ment, etc.) · A lot of boosbwash went flying during Jungle Jim Aubrey's nasty CBS incumbency which insisted Aubrey was TV's "most powerful" man; be wasn't, Bob Kintner was . . . Klntner simply used the genllemanly prerogaUves of truly powrful men and dldn't crunch subordinates; the power was there but he flexed the muscle fWlctionaJiy, not for tha chortling, gloating, "take-that" type aternals of power . Tbe real tale probably won't be told but the story of ~ntner's brll· Uant leadership can't be denied nor does anyone at NBC from Gen. Sarnoff down wish to degrade Kintner's reputation as an imaginative, effective top hand ... The sorry finish cornea r1ght at Bob Kintner's highest pomt of triumph and apparen~ ly JUSt couldn't be helped. needs a target always. So lltuo Jaltt north o! 59th 1t. and the beatnik • Sophocles• euph· slicing tbo heads oil the loveiJ oric performing foolishness tame ducks which paddle so keeps becoming more transpar- prettily tor eager city eyes . • ent As a public entertainer, They deserve a nice, sympathetSahi has had a better nul Ic, understandin&, boot In the • than his cutrate, tmltatlon intel· pants. lectuallty has deserved; his priPlaywright (Royal iluDt ol vate life Is his own, no concern the sun) Peter Schaffer on AI' of ours at all, even li he does lene Francis' WOR radio allow oote In his public fulluty rites took a viciously ineffectual swat that he lfvea a lot of II In Play· at all organized rtllglon (that'l boy Clubs, the land of the tr.. ecumemcal hostility, eh?) with· and the home of the aquares. out ao much aa a ladylike dl!lo claimer from Awlene: stll~ on Nicer Things: Sblrlee (Mrs. Arlene's other radio 1 h o '6 Henry) Fonda, at Madlson and ("Emphasis," on NBC) she al59th, in dark mink, light stock· tacked the press for attacking ing8, dark slassea, Ugbt banter, Princeas Meg's alleged royal a leggy, lithe New Yorky sight dowdiness; amazing bow chic Jl for bored eyes. Publicity buUd· Awlene'o crusading spirit · ... up of Kirk Douglas frlch & thus English students are scribhlinl ready for social posterity) haa pretentioualy port-tilled Keno made him the season's chtc "in" neth Tynan's much-publicized party-guest .,, John Lindsay lour-letter word (Tynan intono and Bill Buckley have more in ed the ancient Anglo • Saxoncommon than their wesltll, Ism publicly on the British air) height and "good" backgrounds all over otately college walls - they share the sama barber, and walks; end may thus Just Paul Mole (pronounced mal-ay) give that solemn ultimate obTbey also share him with scenity a bad name. U Thant, Hank Fonda, John Dick of TV's Smothers BroL Steinbeck, and otis Guernsey will make brother Tom an uncle (who felt so moved by a dein Feb. City Hall says Lin4ocription of Paul in a Sun. Trib that Otis wrote a long letter to oay can't avoid a 20-<:ent subo his alma mater emphasizing way fare . . . Dkk Brown told Paul Mole's tonsorial genius). pals at the Villa Ciro be's qUilThe afore-belted Mort Sahl ting WaU St. to move to Bevel'" on his few pre-bounce TV shows ly Hills to be wtth TV-star wife managed to give plenty of the Eva Gabor ... News note: Lenpublic's TV air to the Sneers nie Bernstein does yoga after or whatever their name Is who every concert (we thought he did it during) , . The Tom wrote a transparently apologetIc biography of the executed Bosleys expect a little Springtime actor . Frank Sinatra Commie spies, the Rosenbergs, Jr. flipped over Joey Heatherwithout balancing the discuoton, who I! old enough IZIJ to be sion by having aboard any exhis step-mother Gaseou1 pert who might contrast the Clay's army statuo Is being reslants . . . The Sneers joined evaluated . . . Ia the Vietnam the general distortion by InSistwar goln& that bad? lng John Edgar Hoovef :md the FBJ were pressuring to ketp the Sneers off the BIT - when the fact was, Sahl's uncontested TV abuse contrasted w1th NBC which gave the Sneers 11 full hours (on the well-balancod John Ne bel Show, plus two broadcast similarly both . sided bouro at station WOR. .N, Y. License Comm r Joe Di Series E and H Savings Bond ') Carlo " up for one of the five sales In Ohio were $2.'1.1 million family court judgeship• Mayor Wagner has to pass out before in November. Savmgs Boo.is he lameducks mto prosperous purchases by Ohioans during posterity Di Corio's possi- II months of 1966 total $273.7 ble replacemrnt is a movle ex- million giv1ng the State 88.S ecutive whose chances carry per cent attainment of its Y"""' ly goal. a built-in "but," because of pos· Series E Bond purchasea osible conflict-questions Caslone for the 11 months aro up sius Clay's feudmg with h1s 32 7 million over lbe same pet· Louisville backers, objeet, dilod last year. vorce (rom p2rtnership , transTheodore T Reed. Jr , Counllted - money C'.olony Rcstaurant heir Gene Cavallaro was ty Savings Bonds Chairman. lapped for nationel j'best dress'~ reportod that November Mttl ed male" hst, which gave him of Senes E and H Savlnis quite a chortle Gene wears Bonds in Me1gs County nra (literally) paper collars, nary $25,687. The county achieved of 11s yearly an evening stud with dmner 54.6 per cent quota with Iota\ sales of $287, clothes I plam white shirts), buys 262 for the perle<! ending NovhiS suits off the peg, etc. No ember 3oth. new Tony Biddle, ou r Junior. '!'he County Chairman ooted Commentator Raymond Gram that nationa lly the sale of SaV· Swing now IS just plain Ray. lngs Bonds m the $25 to $200 mond Swmg, and thereby dan- categones - "The Payroll Sav· gles a doozy When he wed, he er" Bonds were 31> per cent took his Wlle'!l name from and greater than 1964, 9 per cent tucked it neatly between the greater than m 1963, and liJ own tags; recently when divor- per cent above 1962. ced, he dropped her nomina} contribution, which means sim~ COUNCIL TO~ ply Raymond had taken his wife'• name in vain Those The Meigs County Exlellsion ugly vandals we're all suppos· Homemakers Council wlll meet ed to tsk-tsk and take psychia~ Friday January 7 from 10 a.m. ric pity on, are breaking car to 2 p.m. at the Columbus and aerials in the Central Park S. &luthern Ohio Electric Como lector, carrymg them Into the pany in Middleport drive In the stock market arena, and that television networks - as the companies' most public images-will not have to puU their weight in U1e stretch, heavily. Mort Sahl, a non-comic, who In fact, in view of WaU casts a small pahl, was bouncStreet's well-known sensitivity ed by Ch. 5 IWNEW·TVl here to pubilc happenmgs (consider for conduct unbecoming a TV Suppose, in other words, NBC its publicized r~achons to news HOLLYWOOD IUPIperformer or a fallout over polSuppo!!e, a~ IS bemg predicted (already a part of the Radio events), it ts possible to !IUggest icy or some such rot. Sahl's selfby highly reputable obs~rv~rs, (',(lrp. of Amenca IS JOined in that the new competition may image as an angry middle-aged .all three televlsJon networks thiS ca tegory by ABC ( wh1ch affect corporate nvalry at a juvenile simply became too 11ooner or la ter v,md up as seemmgly plans an alliance level of higher stock mark drearily corrosive on a perparts of vasl corporate con- with the International Tele- stakes. forming level than anyone at phone and Telegraph Corp. Profit Incentive plexe_-s~·-----and by CBS !which may have CBS-TV, for example, Is, the local N. Y. TV station could H1s comment on the to make a Similar move to keep after all, no slouch ln the stand TV air that someone had robup ). financial department. Under its Suppose all of this happens. last president, James Aubrey, bed the Vatican, followed by tho dlsgracefuily divlslonist punci>With adm1ren of the plans 1t became Ute biggest advertispredictmg that televJsion pro- ing medium in the world. And line, "That's a switch!", aimgrammmg wdl improve greatly 1f, say, ABC should proceed to ply was one more indication By Wa)'lle G. Brandstadt, M.D. because such vast corporations score importantly with its plans in open theatrical performance Rhecmatic fever may arfect won't have to be so sensitive to for a domestic communications that Sahl waa not the angry ~atellite, with International old schoolboy of his performthe JOints, blood vessels, skm ratmgs and Wall Street. The most obv1ous point about Telephone and Telegraph flgur- fng self-portrait but simply a or bram but the ( h1ef danger ls Sahl rheumahc heart disease. Unlike all these suppositions is that ing prominently in the arrange- disgruntled old Infant such mfertwus d1 ~ases. co m- VIdt;D programmmg 1s hardly ment, v.ould it not be logical to once told Interviewers he dis. monly seen m children, as gomg to improve greatly, assume !hat corporate rivals torted aCtual news and situatiom1 ''in order to magmfy lar· ch1rk('npo:x. mump~ and meas· because proflt-mmded business would fee l obliged to react? Tel'€'VISIOn IS hardly llkely to ger truths'' . This meant to les one atlark of rheumatic corporatiOns are not about to ft>ver dot>S not eonfer a lasting suddenly start playmg Santa domma te a much larger an <mlooker that when facts immumty. The 1mmed1ate cause Claus day in and day out- but corporation, but it IS a very could not be located to bolster ht.s performmg abuse, he had of rheumat1r fever IS unknown there is also anot i.er provoca- hve operation, more than most uve pomt It ca me mto contact with the to manufacture trashily pervertbut 1t almost always follows a Unmerited Importance movies, and now is a major ed premises After he lent his stre ptocOCCIC sore thro.at, ton~ The nature of television, influence m that area. Jt came mangled misrepresentations to siiiilJS or scarlet fever. beca use of Its near-total Lnto C<.tntact with sports, and Jack Kennedy's campaign, he Rh~umatlc f~ver 1s not ratchmg, but the streptocOCCIC pervasiveness, I! such that it now IS a major influence in publicly and often voted dissat. mfectwn that pretedes 1t Is. naturally assume! an lmpor- that area too. It came Into lsfaction with his chosen candlEvery sore throat m a ch1ld lance out of all proportiOn to ils contact with news coverage, date - only because he prerershould be seen by your doctor, worth and substance. NBC, for and now overwhelms event~:~ a!l red to abuse (Sahl calls his who w11l take a throal swab mstance. Is only an arm of well as reportmg them , with candid contortions of ideas safor culture Although rheumat ic RCA, but because of the network publiCity department! tire but they boil down to simfever may occur m adults 1t networks trlrv1s1on presenre 1t some l! mes givin ~ the impr~s­ pie abuse) and his "style ," ral)o Js m erfect the most public facP sion that their correspondents cfom guerrilla semantic attack, usually h<:~s lts onset belwef'n or the parent company, .and ought to get a Pulitzer Priz.e the ages of 5 and 15 and the In!· represents 1t simply because they showed up •.. And that's why !love writ· tial attack may last weeks or Thus, wh1 le corporate allian- for a story. In brief, telelng an advice colunm. even months ces may ce rtainly be very vJsion's nature full of benehts Other happy e!ldings? WeU, Tbe dtagn..ls to often dtfn. healthy steps in particular 85 well as liabtlllies, Js such there are three children in New cult becaus~ the dise88e bas ne situations, 1! Is nonsense to that its erfect cannot lack York who now have a puppy, all 1ymptom1 of Its own and the suggest that da1ly do-gooding importance m any arrangelymptoms will vary depending because of my big !at typewrlt· will abruptly replace corporate ment. er. I'm not sure if their paon whleb tissue• art! Involved. -- - --- - - - - - - 2--Dally Sentmcl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 3, 1966 rents consider this a happy end~ U•ually there b a fever of 101 lng or not, but, at a weak moor lOZ. U tbe joinll are affectment, my words 1wayed them. od, tbe jolut paiao may be · It's hard to single out the most mtld, but It Is a grave ...,.,. to touching letter I ever received attribute them to rrowing pains but here's one that comes close: -a tenn that we now know hal Dear Helen' DO real, meaning. It Is a misMy teenage daughter came take, too, to try to d~lde for l by Helen Bottei-..J borne from her first formal yourself whether your child dAnce several weeks ago in a lta1 rbeiiDiatlc fever. Evma your readers an~ ali years later. dreamy mood. After telling me doctor tiD rarely ttll wnnout Auld Lang Syne piece' Da\'Id, now an alert, happy what a wonderful time she had Maybe you could tell us. reJaboraton ~sts, An increased sedlmentatio• membering back, wh1ch o[ your (though partially blmd) teD- had, she put her corsage in the ute IS au mdicatJOn of altlve questwns brought the most ri- year-old still treasurers the box and placed it in the refriger~ ator, saying she would never 10,000 letters he received. mfection and is of value, not AULD LANG SYNE part with it. Happy endings? Hundreds of only In piecing U>gether tbe Dear Helen My wife, Rose, had died tho evidence necessary to mae the Reading your column these them. Uppermost in my mind the diagnosis Ls made bed rest many years, l know you al- today is a lettel- from the mo- year before and I regrettod she Jng whether a subsidmg infec~ ways write something kind of ther of one of my lrr>t, 11nd couldn't be here to share our tlon Is complt:!tely cured Osee ::~pee1al for Ne w Year's Day <or most fmthful, correspondents. daughter's happiness. I worried the d1agnos1s is mode bed rest eve) H you haven't anythmg Jn this g1rl's life was attempt- too, yondering If I were raising ' Is essenhal to protect the heart. else in nund. would you do an ed ~uicide, withdrawal from our child m the way ahe would In addition. a variPty of drugs sponse, a ffw happy endmgs, the world, psychiatric treat- have WlBhed I know now that I needn1 may be givf'n These lnrlude and a specral request -what ement, fear, failure and t~rribly concerned and frightened parhave feared. When I visited aspirin, prenylbutazone, cor- was the most toudung letter tisone, sulfonam1des and pen- you ever received? - HOPE- ents who just couldn't reacb Rose's grave several weeks lat. er, I saw our daughter had a!. t~er. Icillin The latter J!l esper1ally FUL ready been there to share her Today she has a responsible valuable HRMFD M~' BF M Dear Hopeful Vttluable In the prPvention of You know , the nirest thmgs Job, 1s engaged to be marned, happiest moments with her moIUb!te(Juent attacks about my readef!l IS thet when can laugh and Joke with the ther. I don't know when she had Although rrent studi es In- l'm stumped for an Idea, one father she once told me she placed it, but at the head or the grave was the beautiful corsage, dicate thot Ule child who of you always comes up w1th hated. Now I claim no great credit now all withered, which she had comes through an Initial attack a suggestion that starts HHU of rheumatic fever w1thout any perkmg again Thank you for for the metamorphosis - close- received on the night of her m psychiatry and her own basic first dance. - A TEENAGER'S heart inv(llvement 1s unlikely to getting my steam up after the get such an involvement m a annual after-Chnstma s brain mtelhgence brought her through FATHER, TOLEDO, OHIO II.. - but m hWldreds of letters 591 1ubsequent attack. he should bt fog I NEEDED }OUr lelter 1 Thia column Is dedicated to protected against recurreTl<'es ~ Far and away the most re-- over the years I may have had farmly living, so U you're hava small part in changing, per· with lr,ng-actmg penidllm. 1[ , spon~e to any one ffifiJ 11Rm on the other trand. th~ re has came when a Pueblc, Colorado haps even stlVing, a life. Jn her ing kid trouble or just plain been some damage to the falhl'r wrote that his llttle son !ellen; I saw despair change trouble, let Helen Help YOU. David was hovermg bet\~een to hope, I wa~hed a girl slow- She will also welcome your own heart such p1 oiPction 1s doubly life and death artcr surgery for ly learn to appreuate her own amusing experienct!s. AddreSI important and the child should have a per10d1c phys1cal rheck. a malignant bram tnmor He worth. And It was better than a Helen Bottel In care of lhll uewspaper. up by your doctor. asked lor prayers !rom 1J11 million dollar& 111 the bank. Telet'isioll Rev11e DOl70R SAYS HELEN HELP US! • Savings Bonds Purchases in Ohio Reported BERRl'~ WORLD Nips Hannan Trac e 49-48 for Holiday Title I Coach Jim Adams' Rutland Murdock also presented In- ski had a Blight edge Ill the, made a sharp hook shot 1<>124-!2 first perind lead over the[had II. The HaadBi\ Tract Wlldcats .Red Devils won the consola~ thvidula trophies to players, 1third pcrwd and held t11e up)ler pull the Wildcats up to a 49-41 Hannan Wildcats, increased it Beth teams shot 50 per cent, l,u ied to win their own Hannan lion game with an easy 92·62 named by the four coaches, l hand 38·35 going 101<> the linal margm but 1t was all over for to 52-27 at the half, and led Hannan making 30 of 60 shots '1 1ace Holl~ Basketball Tour· runaway victory over the Hann- selected for. the All·Tournament •period. Hannan Trace. 7<J..oUI at the end of three periods. and Rutlam1 gettmg 38 of 76. ,..1ment Friday night at Mer· nan, W. Va., Wildcats of Coach team They mduded; J1m Colley Zaleski held a (l>l8 margin Damel! ffluled Colley but the The Red Devils controlled making 16 of 30 v llsnnan made l\'rY ille bqt they treated W1ld- Roy Ross. Takmg high scormg and Dens!~ Wnght of Zaleski, with 4:50 left m the contest. ; Bobcat m1ssed agam. Murdock both boards gettmg 52 rebounds jonly 2 of 10 at the llne. r <~t fans to a fine show befere honors of the mght was Harry Dave Oamels and Dan Hall of S1de shtos by Hall, Daniels andi fouled and Wnght m1ssed. Then to 35 for Hannan. Yarbrough, dt opping a 4948 hall'-raiser to Yarbrough of Rutland, who paC· Hannan Trace; and Glenn Ad· Cremeens found the1r mark to Da'ruels took h1s fifth personal whose 25 pomts were high for Consolatloa narrow the count 46-44. Jim and left the game w1th two I Rutland, led the Red Devils Hannan, W. Va. ftl%) l'o,och Jan Cox's Zaleski Bob. ed the Red Devils with 25 pomts. klns ol Hannan, W. Va. l',lls. Dennis M, Murdock; Han· Densil Wright with !8 points Colley landed a short shot to seconds left. Jolin Strlcklin 1with 10 rebounds, Duane Knorr G. Adkins, &-1!·12; J AdkinB, Freshman Dave Daniels and nan Trace Local Supermtendent, paced the championship Bob-1make it 46-44 and Dan HaU hit nussed the free throw. . had 9, Bob Barrett, Ron Black, 6.0.t6; Chapman, 6-0-12; J. •cats, and Jim Perrv had \2 ' from the side agatn, 48-46. 1 Zal k. th , I and Charles Scott each had 7. Brumfield S.l-11· McCarty 3• mf Sf' lllor Dan Hall paced Coach presented the Taurnament tr..... z 1 k' t ebo d d - Ha , es 1 won e conte~~ onl 0 2-0-4 T0 l.eorge Evans' Wildcats with phy to Zaleski and the runner· Ta es ~~~~-r Rn e Ak nnaln l Cremeens fouled Colley the free throws makmg 7 of 16 while Jim Adkins scored 16 points 1·7; · Bru le ' s, 3 0 8 14 pomts each Terry Cremeens up trophy to Zaleski. Murdock r : ~ o~er ~s ~ · Cremeell'~ rouled Colley and Hannan Trace make enly 4 of 7. for the WJ!dcats but left the 0-2-S2 1 15 was also m the double figures also presented the Foul Shoot- ;c h d un '· a 'm l Bobcat made the f1111t throw to The Wildcats outshot Zaleski game on fouls at the Z-mmute RuUand ill2) 3 With 10 Tom Murdock played ing Trophy to Jim Perry of erry a , gJve Zaleski a 49-16 lead at the making 22 of 60 'for 36.6 per mark tn the third perind Glenn Barrett, 4.().8: Black, 4+1Z: an important role, grabbing 17 Zaleski, who made 24 of 30 shots Hannan Trace took a 10-9 1 5~ mark. Cremeens commit- cent, and the Bobcats nade Adkins, who had 14 rebounds. Hawkms, 3-3-9 ; Little, 8-1-17; ol the Wildcats' 31 team re- in the loul shooting contest held first period lead but dropped ted hi! fifth perso!Uli but Colley 21 of 64 lor 32 7 per cent. and Tom Chapman each had Yarbrough, 11-HI : Weber, 0bounds. Thursday night. behind 23-18 at halftime. Zale- m1ssed the foul shot, Damels Rutland raced to an easy l lz pomls, and J1m Brumfield 1-t: Scott, 2.().4; Knorr, l.()-2; Id 7 iaJ Drenner, 4-3·11. Totals, &&-li76 Score by quarters: Hannan 12 27 48 82 Rutland 24 52 70 92 Champlooshlp Zaleski )49 ) · · · · · Perry, 61J.t2 ; Mct:llthern, ~;:~: ~:~~;lmi.3 .~~-~rlg~~er~ 2_18 • Totals •21 _,.4; ' ' T · I") annaa race w Cremeens, 5-0-10; Murdock, S-0-ti, Hall , fi.2-I4; DarueJs, 7.().14 ; Belville. 0.2-2: Sallllders, 0.2-2. Totals. 22+18. Sc~re by Quarters: Hannan Trace 10 18 32 48 Za leski 9 23 33 4t · H Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan, 3, 1966-3 ,Packers Crush Browns for Cro GREEN BAY, WIS. (UP!) 'l'he Green Bay Packers put the t 1 t le hack In •·T it 1e tow n, U SA.," !banks to two hatt..-ed backs, Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung. The aching and crippled \'eterans _crashed for 201 yards of the 204 the Pack<'<s gained on the ground to make baH c:ontrol work as Green Bay pounded out tbetr 23-1% triumph over the Cleveland BriWDS in the Natiomal Foothell League's championship game Sunday. But it wssn't just their yardage that made Taylor and Hornung great. It was wben and how they got it. The Browns. champions of the NFL Eastern Division with an 11·3 season record, trailed by only one point at the half, 13-12, and that was because of a fumble on the map from center oo a Lou Groza point after touchlown try. Nothing had really been decided In the lrrst hatl. Taylor and Hornung matte the decision the finlt time the Packers had the ball In the second half Taylor carried the ball f1ve times and , Hornuag four on a 90-yard march wh1ch ended when Hornung swept fer a touchdown from tlle 13-yard !me. Two Aerials Bart Starr, l:llOiber battered veteran of the Packers, threw only two pasoes during the dnve, for 12 yards to Boyd Dowler and for 10 to Taylor. to move to tbe Browns' Zl. That was the cue ror Don Chandler to kick hiS third held goal of the gam<, tying a league playoff record, from the 29 for the fmal pomts Taylor, who was awarded a sports car as the outstandmg performer m the game, earned 96 yards on 'tl earrtes and Hornung had 105 in 18 attempts. Compared to these perfonnances, all-league full· back Jmuny Brown (\r Cleveland picked up Just 50 y&rds on IZ attempts. Game Plan Cllckod The prideful performance of the Packer backs made coach Vince L&mbardi's ball control game plan work perfecUy. Green Bay ran 69 plays agaJnst 39 for the Browns and Cleveland had only 16 plays In MSU, Arkansas Are upset; Alabama Topples Nebraska the secood half. JL was Green Bay's NFL title, the sixth 11nce diviSional playoffs began 1933, and the thrrd for Packers in the l&it five That's why they hung name of ''T1t1etown, U.S A." this c1ty tn !961 Taylor and Starr are reasons why the 70,000 !dents aro chanting It today. United Press International Millions of football fans still aren't sure today whether the mormng after wasn't wilder than the night ftefore After celebratmg into the wee hours of New i'ear's Day, countless armchair quarterbacks collapsed before t he1r televi siOn sets to watch the traditional bowl games. Aud like the mght before, the results were staggering. The nation's top three teams lost, bemg handed their first Alabama quarterback Sle\le defeats after rollmg up 10-0 Sloan, called "the greatest ' bv Standlags records in 1965. UCLA wb1pped 1his predecessor, Joe Nomath of COLUMBUS (UP!) national rharnp10n Michigan the New York Jets, set an coUege basketball standings State 14-12 in the Rose Bowl, Orange Bowl record by com. Teams W L Po Opo Lowsiana Stele stopped Arnn· pletmg 20 passes m 29 attempts Youngstowa 8 0 656 463 sas (No 2~. 14-7 m the C~ttt on for 296 yards Steve Bowman 8 0 527 398 Bowl and Alabama blasted scored tWice for the Cnmson ;.. 8 I 760 63Z third-ranked Nebrasks 39-28 m 'T'Ide. wht droppffl enly one -8 I 709 570 the Orange BewL game durlng the regular 4 pOMEROY LANES Ashland Otl 7 I 655 504 "'The greatest mismatch of 1 campaign. 2 ott•rbeln Junior MIIed Loagne Blaettrrar's T I 602 !102 the century," the UCLA players In the Sugar Bowl, Mlssoun December 11, !titS Dark Hollow Fore 2 Mt. Uruon 6 I 665 49!1 MATCH - Gary Beban, left, of played yelled after avenging an early- shaded Florida 20-!8. Th,, W L High Game - Clyde '"~~"· I FindiJJy 7 2 8!9 741 ~gainst Mictugan. State jn the .1965 opener, his first show : season loss to Nlichigan State. Tigen rolled up a 20-0 halflmit· Ashland Oil 24 12 2tll; Elizabetr Lohse, 170. Steubenville 7 2 769 614 m a UCLA varslty contest. Smce then he was named to The bruins took OOvantage of bulge. but quarterback Steve Team 3 22 14 Senes - llorold Lohse, 546; Lou- Malone 7 % 648 NEA's: second unit All-American team. He opposed the a MJchigan State fumble and an Spumer, the game's most Team 5 19 18 1se Gilmore, 449; High Wooster 7 2 580 518 Spartans. again Saturday, his opposite number being Steve intercepted pass to score a pa1r valuable player, passed the Team 4 18 !8 game and serie1 - Tbe Patsies Blufft<>• ' 1 fl11 Juday, nght. The score ll4-12, UCLA/ gave Beban t.he f'lf f1rst-half touchdowns The A!ilgators back Into contentiOn White Electria 14 22 668, 1914. Wittenberg 6 3 648 554 edge. Spartans rallied fer two TDs in the second half and st1ll wa s Tesm 6 6 25 Defiance • 2 482 after intermission, but the throw1ng the ball With 3 chance High Game - Mike Sawyer 1 Trl Couoty Loogue , Marietta 7 • 648 Bruins thwarted both attempts ; to win with les9 than a nunute 174; Mary K. lleonessy 150 ; lle<ember Zl, llNl$ Kent State 5 , 7!3 Rio JV's Romp All STARS by J\.bch1gon State for two-pomq !dt 10 the game. H1gh Ser1es - Pat Story 487 , Denison ~ 3 ~ R10 Grande College conversions Mary K. Hennessy 403. High Grande I ~ 1163 basketball team sm•therod Little Joe Lahruzzo, the i TAKES MU POST team Game - Team 4, 677; Holsu~ Sales 6 4 908 lumbus Bustlless Coli~ on smallest man on tho field,! BUFFALO, N Y. IUP!\ H1gh Team Series- Ashland 011 CrF"'g ' MarkAetbbott 5 4 770 Rio planks 115-83 F'nday . oreman & was K1o's f1fth wm tn seven carried thQ ball SIX consecutive Lou Saban, who led Buffalo to 1975. M . C B le Cl b ' 4 665 e~gs o. eag u Leagw' games. The JV' ~ are averagmg lime!! on an LSU touchdown : Amencan Football • • 689 631 i Bantam Boyo G & J Auto Parts march, scored the TD and j drampionsnps in 1964 and 1965 105 pomts a grtme thus far. 3 , 377 383 1 Crow's Steak House 3 4 51)5 5Z6 Next game Is Saturday, at added another ta help stop ! and earned coach &f the yeCt t D<cember U, !titS H1gh Game nnd Serleo 3 4 405 43Z j home, aga1nst the Ashland Cor- Arkansas' 22-game wmnmg honors for hliTlSelf m the pn W. L. ry Wilson 223 5115· streak. Btll Bass anchGred the ' L'ess, resigned as head ('Oaeh 2 3 424 42( 'fea m 3 17 5 ' ' ' rectional Jnst1tute. Box score T-m 6 Game and Series tough LSU dPfensive unit which of the Bills Sunday. 2 s 363 399 1 Friday's VICtory :" l 5I> 6\t Soles, 685, 257Z. held the Rawrbacks .ecoreless Saban refust'd to give a rea. z 3 341 355 Taytedlor, thHornunfg alnd Stharr Ftrestone 121'. 9\t First Half Wmnerr- H~lsf'ml~~;;: RlO GRANDE JV'S ( 115) after mterm1ss 1on. ron for h1s resignatiOn b u 1 3 8 688 731 repea e onnu a w en Team 2 10 12 Sal there was Widespread specula Green Bay next bad the ball. Team ~ 8 I( eo. 4 (18 m HJas, 42-to : Miller, 6-4-16: lion that he would replac · Starr connected ta Carroll Dale Hlgb Game and Series - Ma· Ohio Wesleyan Z 5 M9 5Zl Shaff<r. 1>1-17: Collms, 5-0.!0; NBA Staodlngs Tom Nugent as head coach at for i3 yards and to Dowler for ry TJ!us, 158, 2110: High team Musklngum 2 5 447 M9 McDamels 4-2-10 Cook 2·2-6· By Ualted J'ms Jotematlonal the Univ<cslty of Maryland. IS Baldwin-WaUaco J 8 554 Tlil Hlli<>n 1>1-17 • •War~ 3-2-lt. Eas&ern Division 18 and Taylor and Hornung dtd Game and Senes _ Firestone the heavy work throUgh tha line 718, 1405• Capital 2 I 552 683 Sw"you are going on a long trip sm1lh' 4.().8· 'Joseph ' Z-3·7· W. L.Pct. Bowling Greea 2 T &73 785 •• .I ,.. a 50-mHo ble, , .!" Mart.;_ 3 o.s TOTALs 49- 17 ' Boston . •. . ••.. 25 10 .7!4 GAGNER SIGNED Tr1 c.anty League We,cern Reserve I 4 361 395 - 115. Cloc1DnaU .... . 24 H .632 Pl'f'l'SBURGH (UP!) -The lle<ember 14, !titS HelrleUJers 1 f 341 418 SVAC STANDINGS ., ~ W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh Steelers of tl1e Potots Wflmlngtoo I I 529 59'7 ALL GAMES COLUMBUS BUSINESS Pbliadelphia .. 22 13 .629 National Football League havo Holsum Sales ~ OHIO CONFERENCE TEAM W L p OP UNIVERSITY 1831 Now York 13 23 .361 signed their No 2 draft pick . Cra1g's Market 76 Akron 4 0 2fl ))4 E C l I 7, We•tern Dlvlsloo Larry Gagner, a tl-foot-4, m . . PT. PLEASANT _The Sher- Otterbein ••• astern . . . . 5 1 443 32l ar y e, -~ 19; So1msky, 2-~ 4 281 0 74 By United Prm lnternatlonal Foreman • Abbott ::'1 S.ulhwe!tern 4 3 376 378 7; Wilt, 6-4-20; Jones, W. L. Pet pound II n eman from tho This week's Ohio collego bas· Meigs Co. Beagle Club 60 Iff'• department Wooster 4 I Sll ::.., Kyger Crenk 3 3 324 322 Kuhlwein, 7.().14; D•w, Los Angel" .. . 23 19 -~ University of Florida. ketball schedule: G. & J. Auto Parts 44 two auto mishaps during Marietta 3 I Z8T ·~ North Gallia . . 2 4 2!H 334 Ziml11el"man, 1>4-16; Baltimore 20 20 .500 VISINTIN RETIRES Crow's Steak House 33 weekend re•ulting In Wittenberg 3 I 280 2:18 ~ 1 • •• S.n Francisco .. 18 24 .429 ROME IUPII -Bruno Vl slninj b perty Denis Hannan Trace t 7 453 518 ·~ ~. MONDAY High Game and sarles- Lar- une! - eavy pro ~ I S 385 390 SVAC VARSITY Halftime •core _Rio St. l<>uis .. . t5 20 .429 tin , 33, retired from tho ring Xavier at Dayton ry Wllsoo, 237, 653. High teem mage. Mt, Umon I I 144 171 TEAM w L P OP CBU 37. Detroit 10 27 .270 after losing his European Jtght Muskingum at West Liberty game - Holsum Saleo, 676; Stella Brotherton Oberlin I l 186 IIH Eastern Sunday's Results middleweight litle to Swed•n'• 4 0 264 162 TUESDAY Higb Team Series- Meigs Co. agevllle driver of~ Kenyon I 2 Ill 203 Southwest;.n ,. 2 1 147 166 Phiiodelphla !33 New York 122 Bo Hoegberg Saturday night. Beagle club 2523 ' B ink • Muskingum I 3 234 2llii Pleasant Valley H"'pital Cincinnati 138 Baltn1,1ore t07 '·I had decided in advance •Cen tra I St at W1·ttenberg • • car on Rt. 33 ~ear r er • Ohio Wesleyu 1 3 328 305 Kyger Creek I 2 1~ 182 ~· Marshall at Ohio Wesleyan Hollow, Is a patient at Holzer Heidelberg I 4 Ul 418 North Gallia I 2 143 182 ADMJTI'ED: Mary Boston 124 Los Angeles 113 ret<re. no matter how the fight Georgetown (Ky) at Rio Grande Womell's Thunday League Hospital reported to be Baldwia-~~ 0 0 I 0 Hannan Traco .. 0 3 136 lTl son, Southside: Mrs. San Francisco i3G Detroit 113 went," Visintin said Sunday, Bowhng Green at Toledo December II, 1185 ing irom a fractured hack ond lllnm J TOTAUI 1 1 851 851 Paxton, Gallipolis; 0 116 141 Mwmi at Keot State W L a passenger In her •.ar. Capital 0 4 245 331 RESERVES <SVAC ONLY) Blessmg, Pl. Pleasant: Carol Oh1o U. at Western Michigan N.Y. Clothing House 27 12 man Rlberts, 30, LoUisville, y. MID-OHIO TEAM w L p TP Whittington, Buffalo; Debra Kay ] Youngstown at Alliance Simon's Market 24 IS aloo was admitted to tho lloo- Blufftoo J 0 !liZ 141 Southwesterll . 3 o 119 90 Williams, Pt. Pleasant; Clare ' Wooster at Cap1lal Fabric Shop 2ll 18 pital suffering from a hip Injury Ashland . z 2 89 116 CottrUI, sr, Pl. Pfeooant; 1 0 141 120 Eastern Bluflton at St Francis find.) Team 5 21 M and cut of the neck. Kyger Creek , .. 1 2 158 166 Kelly Don Bowen Ashton. , Defiance ot Heidelberg po~·s :estaurant 13 26 The one car mlshap occurred Hannan Trace . 1 2 100 II)( DISCHARGED· Freeman an mar 9 3tl Saturday (:!e a.m. whel I INDIANS CLASII North Galha ... 1 2 80 99 tus, Pt. Pleasant. Phihp WVa. St. at Central Stat& Findlay at Tri..State Higph GatneCo"'~~olet Gralllghte, Brotherton car w""t out of CALCtmA (UP!) -.laldlp TOTAUI ....... s 1 5U 5U ton, Middleport; Elmer Jones, 192 . an ra '"""• SZ4t Cleveland St. at Edmboro , control and over an Muk:""1ea of India won the GAMES THIS WEEK: .Pt. Pleasant. Otterbein at Ohio Northel)l team gome and senes - Fai>- ment. The driver !old bJvesti- men' smgles title fn ~ Asian Friday, BIRTH· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walsh at Steubenville rto Shop, 8Zl, 2325. galing officers that the lights of Lawn Tenolo Cbampioashlps Wahama at Eastera Paxton, GaUipolis, a son on Oberhn at Western Reserve an oncoming ear blinded her SUnday by beating compatriot Southwestern at Hanlllln Trll<e Dec, 31, 1966. No birtha have THURSDAY ';'~ <auslllg her to lose control I Ramanathan Krisluoan, 64, 6-4, North G&Uta at Kyger Creek been recorded at tho boapital /1 Cincmnati st North Teus .em • Petal& her 1964 model ear which was 6-2. , ii!J.Uand at Mr.Arthur for tho new year. Akron at Hiram •• demolishod. Wilmington at Cedarville Bleiner BloCk ~ Moms Harvey at Marietta Kl£ Jewelers Tho oecand acci<tent occurred FRIDAY Bue & Grey Rest. tl% 4 p.m. Saturday en Rt. 35 •t Cast at Western Reserve Swisher & Lohse 58 the •arch' when a ear eri,lenl Bethany at John Carroll Davis • Warner Ins. 56 by Tracy Wollngborger, (G, Oh 10 Wesleyan at Wooster Ed's Auto Trim 30 I Pf. Pleasant, and a car driven Dcilance at Spring Arbor High Game and Series - P'. by David Crawford, 32, HuntRio Grande at Walsb W. Porter, 226, 617; High team ington, collided as Wolflnghar· • SATURDAY Game - Bletner Block 899; ger was turning onto Rt. H1gh Team Serlea -Davis-War- from the old Charles!OII RAlad. Cincinnati at Tulsa ner Ins., 2447. Wolfmgbarger was cited for Michigan at Ohio State laiill<f! to yield rlghklhay. Dayton at Depaul Womon'o Thw:oday Leap Property <hunage was eslimated Xavier at Marquette December t3, 11115 at 15511. Neither driver was lnBowlmg Green at West. Mich. W L jured fn tho mishap. Kent State at MarsbaU N. Y. Clothlng House "3o 12 Toledo at M1aml Simmoo'o Market 26 16 Arrests recorded at the county Akron at Marietta Fabric Shop 21 18 Jail during the weekend was The Peace COfps. Denison at Baldwln-Wallaco Team $ %3 19 James R. Baird, 28, Southaide, W•stuneton. O.C.20!25 Hetdelberg at' Capital Donna'! Restaurent 14 23 charged with driving while InLandmark 9 Wittenberg at Hiram 0 Please send meiRformttion 33 toxicated. The arrest was made 0 Plene send me an applk:•tlon I!lgh Game _ Aim 114ruling by Robert Abner, constable, Otterbein at Mt. Union Muskingum at Wooster 208; 111gb Series - lola lloweu: Henderson. Ohio Wesleyan at Oberlin 411; Ililh Team gaiM and ser· ----N•m••----·- Ashland at Wilmington les - New York Clo!bJDc Hause SXI TITLE Malone at Bluffton Add res'"------------~m, 232'1. INNSBRUCK (UP!) ·-DI~ter! Walsh. at CedarvUie ' Central St. at Lincoln (Mo.) Neuendorf of East Germaay Youngrtown at Niagara Cllptured first place in the Bethany at C.se Tech IJerman..Auotrlan ski meet in a pau. Llnebeeker Galen P'ias cov,.s the a warm up for the Browno Wash ., Jeff. at Jollll Carroll The Patales day byleaplns II and Footbell Leaeue champiolllhlp eluh With, the Packers Sunday In Green Bay. Jim Rio Grande at Gannan Lo Bo's !"~ f• a tOtal ol .... ,j~:;.:o•~• from Quarterback Ryan Sullda7;DOt·enoueh·lo Oftmlllle a lVi&ld 1'acker Findlay al AqulDal (Mich.) Bel CM'I ,...._ &IVI1U·p&tlllllt,b)'·- · . I ' I' I \ z I Two M' haps Investl'gated By Shen'ff This Week's Basketball I 00 1 The Peace Corps . isn't looking tor Supe(man. ... ::Uirl.,! 72 little old . r �.. I ' • Ip _./ -< ~ PI ed •t 4-Ually Sentmel PomeroyMiddleport . ht C't Stunned Hurt trtl~r~~~:~~e::pl~:l~;:~ F~R RLDob:,~~N ( Mlg Y I Y ~.:a~~~~r t:/:~~~~:~t r~~h~ ~f m~h~h;,a~~s~~~~l v;:~~~Zft ~::.~t~ r1~f ~;~:m b~~~ ~ historic ,meeting t.Continued easant •.• from page!) aim o bo .. Mcms Mr n ' anonr are t.r three-week war last Septembel 1 (. p, Jaa I 1881 ~:;n:~,~~::~c~!IU Was Important Year in Many-Front Advances Throughout County. 1ce Mae Day 19 Coolville • • at ACbvttieQ CoJDIDUnitJes • d WOfk' at PIay, Rev1ewe 3 ' an 28 0 m Sunday on Rts 7 and 35 city early this afternom ond the Manon Go;n<ral Hospital ,, YOR" (UhJ) - This the ~uest of the Transit home unlesa their JObs w-rel ments WEATHER L'IEW n. r . ....,. t 1 t lhCI Public and parochial a m1le and a half north of Gal I was followed two hours later by The bab} has been named Ro- F 1r eo)der tonight 1011' II nughtv ctty was hurt and [Authorlt) (1A) whlch runs t! el absolutel~r essen ta o schools normally attended by llpohs the Indtan pr ne m mster bert F nc Matewnl gr~•nd~•ar-1 201 a MMtly sUDIY itttle &tm. stunnf'd today The ftrst slmul subways and most of the city s Cl~es s=t~lf~n~y one quarter of more than 1 5 million chtldren : Off• cers S'ald that Tate whose cnts are Mr and Ml s \ ernon peraturt ebange t') neous .!Wbway and bus stnke bt s ~~ I h 3 3 11 ersons who were 1 osed for the day semt had been parked on the Tl e" were both met by a l1onal uc East Letart tl~ hJstorv separaled millions 1 Qulll v.a s scheduled to lt e ll mt ~on o~ Manhattan Pmate sdJOols and colleges north berm :ilarled to ross high leHl Sov et delegat ion nal grandp::trents ar(' Mr ami FINEST f m plants and offices No answer the show cause lnJunc n~rm: y wl~ bl h were asked to close the highway to eJ ter the dnye headed by IIE'llller Alexei N Mrs Robert Ha~~~de:~n~~~:~us~; il k enci wa s n sight tton m courl at 2 P m EST ls an cou poss t y rea( Losses to stores ust way at a truck slop and Wfl~ I Kos}g n who ts act ng (I~ and a great 'l!ego tators shadowboxe d toda~ r thf:J.c -jobs by ear aJU or on I startng thetr January sales lh1t on tic r1ght front bY a car A s <~n p llccna kt>l ror th c talks Mrs Hany Potls S} rat uS\' tl rough the n ght and nto Ue Chaotic: E~~du• th I fo~t t Q ll rountercd Lmdsav s v.~re estimated at $40 million dnven by Joseph W Pr ce Jr whllh open 1 u~sdav n ornmg blll 1emamed 1l n Chaos compar11 e to u Ut er da 22 Yellow Spr ngs No one was ' lllons of dollars apart eve n ~a used by the greal nm U east .appeal cantng on the pub! c to p - J ~hce were ordered on 12 mjured There was med urn Both le der~ v.ere gJv en MARRJAGE APPI ICATIVNS ONE DAY SERVICI <t ter Michael J Qulll leader of ern power b\a{kout 54 du} S ago drive mto the bus ness dJslncts hour workdavs Offlr ais feared dan age to the car and mmor to honor g wr l cere mm es al ON REQUEST the 36 000 sinkers chopped his was feared on the streets WOJ kmg prop le r an t afferd t<J a ftre catastrophe tf a maJor I the- semi T~shkent a por t and the~ I <all fra n~ 1 n Slill 48 Mid $680 million demand b} 80 pet toda~ I he subways and buses sta~ home he sa d r hltne broke out .find heavy A h ts~ SC'C' del t v; as re dr ven n opell" cai ;) pas dlepoll laborer and Mary Jane cent ' ormal v ar " G1 mtiiJO E ~lcadk ~liDdaybl k and Itre.ff c I rf'\ e'nled [H emen from florted to the pn r) at 9 35 p tl ou an~'i kof t ee ng ri ng I N<Jppl:' t4' Middleport Darrell The W }ear old Irish bor 1 I a ses~er<~ a da ven un ay a ea rea ch ng tt m Saturday on Rt 1 m Ra al d z r II rou gl 11 t I Ll~ BerhUe 2..1 M ddleport Cltlntrs • prestdent of the 1'1 amport Ht>p bit< I \1i:I}O r John V ralnv da v brought hea\y l - Q ull was the target of nauga Cl h llf mil e sot th of th£> bedeckf'd streets of 1ashke nt II tru.ck drrver ar.d Cm'Oiyn Jean Un Our Free Por·kllil bndges andd wtdespread pubhc crttcism ~liver Bridge No one v;as ln subLrban' as wheretley WI IGtlkcv 21 Middlepmt waitress \\orkera tnton (T\\'U s"ore l lmd s::~; \ hO nhertedhJs offce trafflc to tie d Ss8 tthes roke [tunnels uhlh must be rrosse f juJel stay durmg tie conhrenre lte was p!cpar ed to rol 10 andh sd f hlt1 on New Yf'tll (' to reach 1\.tanl !tan espec•a 11 } m ca 11 mg 1 In say a jail If he were arrested for of m g t t d ls i With the wal;o;out Ill Jts th rd pipsqueak Th<> patrol sad that Jcrrv I ee lo T(lshk• nt lo dis c Jss violating an antt str1ke mJunc Da} appeltl'l:l 0 c Y res! en t d th thes develop - But QUill blamed the Rusk 19 of 280 State st wa difference~:~ by K S\g n • • I • • tion, Issued last Thursday~~~~ subUiba~tes to stay a ay ere were e walkout on a feud Letween New dnvmg north when anot! er car dtrfrem cs by Kosygm _/ ME T R 15 y York Go\ N~J son A nockefel attempted to pass and cut back bas a sum d a 0 p l 0 ler and Lmdsay Rockefeller m t~nd strurk the Rusk Hhtde settmg ro e of a peaccmnker Office Hours 9 to 12 ~ to 5 (t:lose nt NOOD 00 and I mdsay are In a death The Rusk car went off the r1~ht 1 between two non Commumst Tburs. - East CoW1 St Pomeroy struggle for the Wh1te House' ~Ide or the highway and struck countnes I he said on tejevJSIOn and so tl' mall box The acc ident IS sll ll governor refused to g1ve U e under mvest gat1on There was 1 clty the mone~ 1t needs t med urn damage to the Rusk 0 I N W COMPTON 0 D (EDITOR !I N01 E Ha1f tbt> n~ach the pomt of dlsc ouragmg population of the t;mted States famJI es [rom ltv ng here and llvrs on less than l per rent of ndustr e!l from locnt ng and Its land FUty two million expandmg hert> ~ Amertcan~ from 16 mt-tropoh I H 1s the No problem too on tan areas ('()nld be plarf'd 11 e 1st!l of Ma~or Frank geographlrallv In CoC'bJse Coon Cu an f & ]} q~o J D ty in Anzona This Is the Jar11t Bamlln of Seat le and Theodore of tbne articles on tht MrKe- ldon of Baltimore )lrobl£>ms ol the !Jig cit•es l Sht>ersa~~ \oo~ p~bli~ol~~~ l gr•i_ hiS deman~ Presi'dent Seeks World Consensus lc·~wo ammals <' Mrs. Bartley I • 1 • I 1 1 • ! JANUARY " ' I " I \ I GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. THE DGEREBELLI 0 Dodge Charger R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO: 11 I I BAKER FURNITURE J J I Mrs. Arn }d Dies Friday In Charleston new '''"'' ot tne oodll I Sou~rn Tow: PROGRESS r H 1 NOW IN I !Mid u - I I I CLEARANCE SALE Rher Ne\\S !Gil = 80 ! I lJPJ RfJe• fs II01f I I I Sprtngllelll nmed 1 Leaders in Tashkent For TaII{8 I l ~ ...ual Home- ern Local Scboo1 Dllllrict lx.. Publle Sohoola I 1 e I _ I "new Of v. nton area I Dies I to one-5omettmes costs more m ~cc dents (lver the weekend than you planned When It A COYJ ewned by Albert Dunn IRt 1 Ewmgton v.as apparent does ••• let us help. 1 ~ not InJured m an acctdent We lend mil11 15 8 m Fnday on Rt l60 t1early 11 half mile n Jth of E\1. ltons of dollars mgton 1he ammal r;m tnto \h(' to thousands of path of a car owned by Sba r 1 people for hunWASHINGTON (UPl)- Pres Ann lfaves 19 Rt 1 LaurE'! Jdent Johnson feels the foundmg \I lie Thert! was moderate dam dreds of dtfferent tnul." f ld nsensus rooted sge to the car reasons • , , and a new By M\RGARET BEl Q\\S Bos ton s ma}or Y.hose pro.. ~n t~c ~~~ef t~t war can bene Al en r Sm th 18 Nrw I ex United Prrss lnl~rnatwnal gran to replace old schoo s and ht no nation vnll be the maJor mgton struck and k 1cd e pon) baby 1s one of the best Amencnn cJI Jes-when "~0 brmg equal edu atJOnal oppor I task for all nations m 1966 at 7 ~0 p m Sund<~" on Rt 35 pel cent of II now are bor t tv for Negro Ilnd w~ te He sees 1965 as a good year JUSt ms de Ja<:kson county reasons we can thmk of 1 v~ v.ork ret•re and dJe- 11 e d ldr~m IS blocked b~ the ~1onday m which h s adrninistratwn s The animal was owned by Ed $25to$2000 m deep trouble mm ey shortage achtevemenls at home alld a ward LewiS Rt 1 Oak H The r mner cores are rott 1g F11gbt to Suburbs broad were overshadowed by There was rumor d:m age to tl e ~welled by the gl etto poor m d hld tor tto v ! !liirriS of the Mrs Dolly Coleman Bartley the frustrations and fUJiures of car Smth was not tnJured underpnvi\egcd Jammed by Sl Loms Post 0 spatch puts t 73 a res1d nl of R 1 V nton lraff c made b mkrupt b:y ll r. lh :-:~ wa (M e gs cow tp d ed at 3 30 a the search for peace m \i Jet flight or lhP Wf'nHhy to the m today n Holzer hoSpital Nam suburbs and the n unt ng h11ls Bl gl t nd slums res 1ltmg where she h t:~ d been hosp1tal z Domeshcally the tasks of for welra re rdLrnt un and from a l OP ln ton rxpllson 1ed for? ( days 1966 w1ll center on contmuta rebmld ng from mm grahon of th e 1 ~1rs Bortle~ v.as born In \ t1on of the Great Soclel} proEven so tht mmement of (! sadvant 5 d n akt' t n 1oss p kc nty Ky May 6 189Z grams the foundat on of wh rh ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Amer cans mt0 th r ties n ~ s be to ke~ p P ce ~ tl the daug t ter of ue late Mel~ n and were butlt 1n the last ses L te Insurance Available On Alr loans day bv day Th~ f(lte of the pr nd of P ys I dN Y T IS 0 1ve Coleman llel marr age ,:)10/ of Congress 300 W Second St - WYandotte 2 2111 Pomeroy Negro In the Ul ban rent ers <; has been a t: C' mpanled bv to E M Bartley was II 1910 I Abroad the Pr es ident hopes alone a problem of stngge1 ng ~hnlr. si.i le fl ght to the suburbs and he sun \i CS to f nd the paths along v.h h NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON magn 1 de :md urgenrJ of many lhous3nds n l1gher Sc~e i surv v ng ch dren arc the \~orld may take the slow TASHKENT USSR (UPI) DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. Cntrd he"s Intl rn aton JI nrom r brarket \I ch h vn Mrs Maxe Elswck 1 1 Cl~s deliberate steps toward the ~ -Jndtas La! Bahadur Shastri look a p 111 of ma \ ors cmd IR('feas ngly ha rmful rffect on ter and Jerry Bartle~ all of Iconsensus he feels Amer cans and Pakistan s ~.1oh mmed ne'.'. spaper editors m the lht> t"Conmm po l t1 I and Pike" lie Ky Thomas Jeffer reached durmg 1965 1Ayub Khan arr ved todav for a r.at 11 s 20 lArgest c t es <iSk mg soc al hfe of th c1ty son Bartle} of Homus Mlch In broad terms these are the I --~-~-~~ them to name the wm st Attom bles are l Mrs Gene"a Wells of Rt 1 presidents feelings as descnb r----------------~----------------------'1 ~ rob len ~ of the ir rommumtu:s manv c t es V nlon aJd \h s Hazf' l K ser ed by a h1gh ¥/lute House • J.ack Of F'unds \\e r{ hok ng cource this weekend shortly sa vs Ma or t:nk before lohnsan left hJS Texa9 Wh 1lc t>ad had Is wn Dn lla Servtces and bur a\ wll\ b,... ranch to return to Washington un que wome9 rangmg r om ~MlH r \ 1 r Srh1ro e hoes I ld Thursdav n P kev l e Ky ~mog to traffc to y,at eJ most ~rv. rlt'a 9 s ar od I nends may ca nt the McCoy failme Smday when the te.v of Uem face the sam"' g•ea !>prawl ng tv Wi th narro wI Funer I hon c 1\.lond::~y ev n I rope of a gl tder fell across tw~ boltl rneck Ia k of money h on pre nr OU'i mg On Tuesd<~y t1 e bQdv w II hlgl e 5 0 11 J.lOW l!r cables The Jt 1s noth ng rare to f nd hey 1 8 c Jii 11 ed be L1ken tv t1 e Jus t ce Fu1 e1 glider was undamaged ln tl e po t em ) ng for more obi!es Sa n n ego a\ I orne n P ke\ lie met dent and Electr cJty Board fund s I ut the val d r. of tl e os a mm v losmg trans t spok£>sman saJd d emma " s summ d p lwst S\sten a does \ w i Ol k b' Jo<eph \I B rr II e ma\Of Berne J ubs. n ed tor of the of P ttsbuJ gl Seall e P t lnlelltgenC'e Our mnJO l a enge ~ to po n to the need there tor (Conhnu ed from page l) f nd f nan al f'som s 1o d Mane 1 he Bod y ~!c Do n ald carry on rrbUJid ng rfforts ran t •· I ~n 1::. t1 svs em1 to eltmthn appa1ently en dt>d his 11fe " th w1tholl ente1 g nt <~ rlf a a umo e para \ S 5 n e an ove1 dose of barb t rates defeatmg C' dE' I e sad Thf' lt v s u•n ra rore a thunt 1es re )()fled fhe bod \I qaest o 1 l fA a \It' go 10 ~ A ~ge e~ a 450 ~qua re of ay u1 '.\ as fund ::;prawled Jrl ra1 s ng taxes bf[ore we m le al f' 1 dependent on vhel' s on the floor 111 I s bedroom Sun has ') l n ~ ol free v<Jy s But day bv h s !> ep-daughter Den 1 ak aHc hours st ll bemg tse Karl 16 and her boyfr n I rs t standsf11l h1 cago Will am Hat 1e 22 S 1 m s F.d1tor Emmet Ded M ss McU&nald s dea th tn~ t - - - - - - - - - - - n n st' transportal on ns a Oct 21 n her boudo r was rul Gauge readings Galhpohs ~<~)Or hlork So does Cleveland s ed acctdf>ntal by the coron r s Dam J? 1 20 o unm ng 2B fee Prrss f< d or Louis B SelzTer oUJce Her death cerhf1ca te sad on JOile s I m \1a u HI tors Stale Problems she died of dru gmtox cation 61 PI p e s<Jn .4 9 1n n 11 P Ch rtgo ed1tors state due to mulliple drugs Sher ~ Kana" h ~ II" ? 50 ( h 1 t1 d nn a f a City trymg to iff s deputies smd the 42 }ear Ieston t9JO IJ.J ndan \Ia rl prov d n reased serv tces on old actress had been qu1te 1ll and Wmf t d d '! ..... ~re on the 1\ ndl n} ncome Says L S and had been takmg drugs us sills Fanmng rd tor of the Da1ly medication Boot Mo\f'ml'J t~ Neu \ ust keep the c1t~ - - - -Ohw RnN - W ll c1 lhd habttable m the fare of r s ng BRJTJSII BLACKOUT I jord up l ti 5 p n Pn"') cos ts oa lledn on fhe G ITESHEAD Eng UP II - I vamado1,1.n 14 I ~ 50 all :-i!cel man pr bie n Is edi..:atton of Abol.lt 25000 homes tn this Middleport 0 Trader 41 ? an H se 1he 1on 1 hot thr r nvcnt on north east England arra y,ere I G down U b 0 ;~ m B1rl a 1 <J 1:1 d Job n e 1 o; d \Vend i h1t by an 61 mmute power "'iiiii""'~:::..:=:::::::::::::::::~ Gay do I ~ 53J 11 1 ! hl pof thr A r n says l'oe - - - -Spo 11 p 16 4 50 an t d a t gra r peo pl e from -~~a'J.Ii!'lll'lliiJIIII Boswort.h dO\\ I I ~ 5 " I \itg () and Defend 1 17 ~ ~ a1 d R up 8 3 n J ff rson rdeq:J r 1rh n ;~rea5 to down 20 15 25 a n L thf'r Herd a (( mm ld nlf' hotl d trv und man up 21 2 30 am Je!fbua 1o s ng down Z 6 35 m Vulc-an Was gt n s p es1de1t of the down 23 5 30 n Pamelu D ho.ard of o nn ss Oilers pomts down Greenup 4 50 <1 n H E l Ur 1 r l 1ted problems of Bowles down Greenup 7 3 rn mr m j n)O! as the maJor a m AI ce u1 \lei dahl '!. ~~ p b f' the nat Qn s Tired of lookJng at dream cars you can t buy' The ears !ppear w1lhout a trace Rear seats that qutckly convert p m Way ne I up r-.1£>1dahl rCl p til you see at the Auto Show and never see agam? Welt Jnto a spac ous cargo compartment Just pop the rear 50 p m li.t:tvcnswood do~~on M I Ph I d 1J a engaged m one then do something aboutlt See the one you can buy buckets down and watch the cargo space go up Thefs dahl 6 30 P n 0 F' Shrarer of he u nlr s ma ss1ve u ban nght now today lilt your Dodge dealers It s Chafger a Charger-breathtaking new leader of the Dodge RebMup Meldahl 7 !.- pm A ton Zf' I.! I'+ 1 1 g ams ha s mn de full stzed fastback act1on car that s all pr med up and hon Unt1l you ve seen 1t you haven t seen everything phyr u Meld<~l 9 40 P n 1 gre t p gress But Mny01 ready to go Wtth VS power Bucket sea ts fore and aft from Dodge for 66 ChargeJ a brawny powerful dream SLew up Medahlll iOpn Janes II J Tate still sees Full length console D1sappeenng headl ghts that d1s car that made lt-au,the way to your Dodge dealer L Esso \\est V r,., ma down f!..'e d:.1ll 2 am 11 100 s dol'+r \ld r1mt .t~nd t>ducat1on inter woVf•n w th unemployment as dahl 4 1 ~ a m We II prepare your ready miXed con l~ b gge~t threat ( allipoll ~ Dam - He len 7. s : 10.1 fJ m 1 achlan MEl( lt n II trot wh d also has made c:rete order to your spectflcations and dehver d v.n 12 00.1 an r hsha \\ ood ~ at 1rogres~ Wilh rac1al It anywhere to town all ready to pour CaU u )Wn JZ 40 3 m Da v d v k t ns on an d urban renewa l e1s down 1 30 am Annr c fe~:l ccordtng to Lee H lis of DODOEDM81011 today our service IS prompt and our prlcea J ont's d vn 2 50 am ovt r tl e f rre Press and Martm up 3 40 11 m Orco do~~~ l'i H ~den of the News that urban are tfie lowest possible am Lucy Jane Lucas 11 5 45 edevelopmnt and bl~ght st1ll am Western :.~p 9 15 a m face the c ty Kanawha runr - A J Pat PollutiOn Pla~ul"t Cltle11 MILL & SECOND STREETS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ten down Wnireld 7 45 pm A1r illld water pollutton Jerry Bosworth np Winfield plague most c t1es Berne Phone WY 2-3284 10 10 p m Allen R Memll Jacobson of the Post lntelligen Mtddleport • #'age Street .town Wmfteld 2 35 am Sea cer and HPn y MarLeod of the t!J Gown Wmf1e\d 3 3S am j Tlmes li•t lh1s as one of 1! . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - J I Sealtle s maJor problems os Angeles has been c IV~ered bv s n OIJ from mdustry and auto mobiles for m::~ny years Mter years of crack down \egts at on the ct l) still su ffers £tom smog New ):ork has the sa me problem r A Cottt Starting a new family-or adding were tm o\vedl en ••pport of otvle orgatdzal10ns Feb 24 Po mer"' rallles to edge LogaR 43-4! Feb 25 - Dr Sehm Blaze. w1cz reelected pres1dent 9f the eoun Problems of the Cities L • A Robinson's Amerl.can CI't•'es. Where 70 Per Cent 0f Us Live. Work, Play, Die, are in Trouble I lJoo6. llllddleport Ia! lloophal atalft Pemoroy 0111114 II ,_.,., Dallu !uperlnludelll, Cnuacll pa95ed ordtnance to Sdullt110Uieado•lllo, Ceo!D ODI .., A hi I da utlve Head end football coacht Mary Arnold 40 of Pomeroy permit Cable-TV tnstallaUon car IICK'ldoal near Tuppers ;~::Jeldc .:v:"~~ :;; Middleport cloWil8 Soutbern bue- killed lD bead-eD Dear July 28 - Melf!ll Couoty Jay- Plalna1 Lab« Dar Jlll'ada held Sen t ballm 4-1 for berth Ja Sectioll- Proctorvtllo. .,.., start all out dnve to Ia PlllntiVJ, A~ll 1 _ Bruce Wallace a- alo of Class A tournament J\UII 25 - Keith JIJggs JIM have Daylight Savlnga Time Is- Sept. 1 _ Pomlro7 Council 'l'h• flnt nin• months of 1965 rev1ewed below chrono- r:::~.~~nty Ftsb aod Game warded ethletta ICholm'ship to u:a~v!:uleo ~.~~ng~ ~·:;;~d~~: !:.::•~.~ ~~~=y ~~~~~~le~~ot 11 eout!Dueolliudj' of proposed g s logically, present a descnpUon of Me.gs county reaching Feb 26 _ Snow Ice cover Marshal! Unlverslty Looters 1 follownog theft ol ears In shoo~ng contest July 30 _ Work started 00 rata tncreue out for a more prosperous healthy future Meigs County Retail sales blt from eastern Meigs CouBty cet other Ohio eounttes Jacketa June 28 - Cooee G Sbellleld f12 000 riverbank Improvement Sept 8 - }!r Homer C AlW(Jys progress seems slow t/ not at a standstill Only 121 6 11 M workhouse sentences ed 3-Z b Belpro In tourua- Rt 1 Long Bottom dies whe• ject fn Pomeroy by Goog donalel funds lot Chi ld 1 I>!! lookmg backward from a vantags point ahead in ttme F bm21 Jon 1Rn 1 eJgs or 64ect Aprl! 3 - Early Rt 113 re- 00wnt 1 Y m•• accidentally disahargea lepro B room to Middleport Llbran i it d'e 7 e ocatlon pro1 led for tretcll men pay •m ros Sepl 10 Airport d , B ..cermble ffl d t B db M 1ocalion expec s M 11 Edward A Stark John Werner named president Jul 31 Lauren Hoffman Rt aJ a ThUJ 1965 read<n shall discover was productiVe o ce opeoe a ff ra ury a from Rock Springs to Burling Po~:ror druggla~ dieo at of Mtddlepor~PomerOJ Rotary I O:.ter -named Metgs County ed for Motgs County thro lt produced a new ktnd of commumty cooperatwn tn the son 5 new post 0 ICe nears com ham Easter Seal letter~ pre- a. Club J Co .. 1 stat• 1011rot1 pletwn ed b Middle t n... nume ury mnu~oner P ful IUCC<&S omeroy Boat Regatta par y por • cumeroy Ma 12 Resignation of olx June 28 - Rev Rick Martin U }1 w1 It showed a small town counc!l such as ls M•rldlepnrt s March Rotary. teach~n .;cepted with regret ordained tn aeremOBles at PomAugmt Sep\ =oy ~' tan move out to enact new hlstortcal changes tn 1ts baszc March 1 - i:lOuthern Eastern April I - Flre causea $12 by Pomeroy School board eroy Episcopal Church Sur August 2 -Middleport Bar- footba M:::ur o:thera lmditton strong attttudes toward cnmmumty hvtng cage teams take stffi:sect10nal 000 damage to Purley KBrr May 13 - Regatta Parade float pr!Be gomg • away party giVen ODS wm Trl County Pnay bama Ea tern deltopsted ~ b lt prove!\ our people want the best m ed1lcatw n for thetr champiOnships m Class A tour home near Chester entries being accepted la Pom- by sports fans for Charles Chan- tournament 24)..4 over Pomeroy ~14t s ea Y young cmd. are wlllmg wtth extenszve state md to p(ly for nament Buddy Moore of Mul- April 6 - Michael Irnbeden eroy cey m game at Syracuse Ball Park Chauncey de it dleporl High wms first learn All 6 aerJou•ly InJured when hlt May 14 _ Elll!lern High ochool June !9 - Joek Carsey re- August 3 - Proposed gaa rate Sept 13 - Mlddleport Pomeroy showed a commumty can prepare !tself fur t1 e SEO honors by car m Minersville Dana honors Jls t&p students Wilma eJected presJdeAt of Pomeroy c Increase in Pomeroy turned feats Rutlaud :12-0 IB opener txpanswn m water borne recreatwn by extenswe tmprove Mar 2 Middleport Pomeroy Snoufer of Pomeroy and John Atherton valedictorian • 1 d of c down J\.flddleport Yankees ~ Sept 14- Judge Frank PGJi. ments 1n 1ts tevee • merger may be gJVen to voters Tannehill Middleport WU\ spell Ken llartung nlutator!an June 30 - Bid ol Go1!1\eln Bros feat Middleport Redlegs 7.jl lor or launches edllCIItlonal sit • Ia The year also fY'OVed the county commun ty has been th1s fall law ofhe1als hunt ou~ mg hee cbamp10nshlps tn re- May ~ _ Royal Oak opeaed to do concrete work on Pome- Kyger Creek LL Tournament plw witll for blgb school wattmg- no one know~ ho v ton{,l- to very adeqwtely pa of county escapees In MeigS' spectlve towns by Horace Karr aear Five rey levee erletlsioa projeot ac- champ10nshtp studeata. lronm a publicly owned hospital so much <n that the hos March 3 A & P manager April 7 - Pomeroy Coech Points cepled August ~ - Nominating petl- Sepl B _ f011101'01 flcbool pitaf ftnd• 1t necessary to plan <In addt twnaf Wi! g B F Parmelee and w1fe Bud B1ckel announce! plans May t7 - Blggeot power fall July tlons filed by tt5 prospective board argl!l 111pport of C<IIISOH• These are but a few of the maJor results of 1965 celebrate 30th ann versary With for the f1rst Panther Tbmclad ore in 1everal years arlpplea July 1 _ f48 001 released candidates In Meigs Dodgen dation proposal OR Nov 2 And The Datly Sentznel thts year fur the ftrst t1me m its company m Middleport squad service In Metgs and two near for Pomeroy x sum of levee are Pomeroy Boys' League Sept 11 _ Dr Harold Brown "Revtew ' 18 leaVIng the last quarter of th~ year for the March 4 Pomeroy church Aprll 8 - Anniversary of by counties New post offices at fadlltits Dr e Brown champions elected to Melga General B01o revlew of 1966 "' ce 1t IS such re cent hJStory ns of thl8 entnes probed by police depar~ Charles Schorn, takmg of the Mason and New llaveo dedlca~ Installed 81 Pomeroy !JoDJ club August 6 - Rev P' r • n k pltal Board; Jon Crow of Souttr January 1 ment last rebel banner Is recalled ed president Cheesebrew and G E Gumther ern team presented tropbJ as Remarkable tn the last quarter of 1965 however was M rch 5 _ Eastern defeats Pomero~ opens baseball season May 18 - Dismantling of St July 2 _ Economic Opportun named to D1str1ct LegiOn posts top Trl Coonty Pooy League the show of cuu11 ty ule coope at2 t1 at made the Fall strong Nelsonvlll 64 56 m sec with 11-() wm over Chauncey en Johns Luthera Church in Jty Plan il.stituted for Meigs August 1-M ddleport Barons batter with fli averaJe an Fohage Tour such a success honal tourney at Athens Jame(' Bruce Stmpson 1 two hitter Pomeroy is underway Margar Gallta clinch Trt County Pony League season Schust.r sentenced to I 21 Apnl 9 - Panthero elub Ottk et Griffith! aamed oounty homo July 1 _ Attorney Fred W champiOnship Sept IT _ Bedlll'd Boyt v cto ry With 60 51 w 11 over Sou years m pemtenttary on auto Hill tor 12-2 win Pomeroy Re- economics extension agent Crow appointed to Ohio Under Au gust 9 - Tour planned for League team presented tropbanuary th larceny charge Igatta expected to attract over May 19 -PHSCharles Chancey gr d p king Co 1 b 600 conservat10msts ol Ohio Llt"- So th "•--tb a11 coach Gov oun James ar RhodesmmMrs SSitn Esy th roug h "eJgs ,1 1es a& ""' u ern ......., Jan 1 - Newly elec 1• d en In ern J,n '9 - Ike Neal Middle- March 6 - Southern ousts 100 boats resigns as •·~ Coun tY champL ty orflr.e holder~ sworn Ill by port pol ceman g ven crecht for Allensville in Sechonals Porn Apfll 10 - Bill Kelly wins to actept post at Marshall Um- ther Bradbury Edwards makes August 10 - William Sellers Judge John C Bacon eroy Cement Block Co offferlng thtrd term as mayor of Hart vers1ty as aJSIStant • d tl to V le of near Racine !IIUTVJves major Sept 18 - Sharon 'Ibllss k 11 h e 1f f n sa\ mg f' o nove y s op wn M Zl !Jor D Schaefer "1500 ona on e rans t t Chlldr H tal ed South .,. ... Sch I J 4-w It S an a er mes prom t r R bert Fife m fire Jan unlun ted FHA new home mon ford W Va ay Memorial Hos !tal SectRd 8 epera ton a en s O!!pl crtwA ern •~-<&U oo ent h1stonan and wr1ter uJ d ev of Pomeroy dies Charles Hay P n !or ren oval of tumor Middle- Homecoming queen, Jackets deRacine passes away L 1 5 of l\1lddleport announce I April 13 - Harrisonville rest man retlrmg Southern School nual Syracuse Pee Wee tolU'ney port Council authonzes $51~000 feat Wahama 18-6 S.Uth.ern Jan 5 _ Ohw Power Com as scout award wmner Mar h 1\ - Eastern tumbled dent Charles Butcher pam District executive bead honor gel!! underway m reveAue bonds Syra6;el downs Southwestern 22-{i East pany announces plans to mvest Jrm 30 - Wtlham Sheehan 145-42 by Albany Southern to1 s ful ly mjured m car accident on ed by teachers July 8 - Four year old Dtana Baseball Park owned bv \Bob ern lose~~ 14-6 ~ North GaiDa 1 $57 m.Hhon in OhiO counties regwna l development mstJtute Oak Hll1 64 46 for berth m Rl 648 May 22 - Clarice Norris an Wadsworth of PhiU.delph!a sav Louks beeom~s ftr• lighted Sept. 20 - Ground breaking Jan 6 - Juvemle brothers of dJrectOI ~predicts bright future Dlstnct tournev Apnl 14 - Pomerey granted nounced as nledictOrlaR and ed from drownmg by Kenneth field in aounty ceremomel held f()r new St Middleport alleged!) mvolved m for M dd eport Mchael Roberts March 9 - Middleport Council $48 000 In stale lid lor boat Gary Walker Salutatorian of Imbodea and Gary Cairns In Paul' Lutheran Chureh In B&E m Gallia County are ap of Pomcroy graduates cum hires Hmsch Co of Cmcmnah launching and recreational pro.- Southern High I Ohio Rlver at Racme August 11 - ConservatloJII !llt1 Pomeroy, Landmark of Pomeprehended after mten sJve hm t laude fr m Oh o Umvers ty as bondmg firm for Village sew ject May 24 - Lmda 8ue Parker Ju1y 7 - Centract let for pervJsors visttlllg iJil Meigs roy, Valley Lumber&: Supply of Jan 7 _ Mr and Mrs Ro- Pomeroy cage team edges Mid age f nan c ng April 15 _ Cong Moeller says is va!ed1ctorien and Michael $875 000 gas plpehne replace applaud area development Mtddleport struck by burglars bert E Lee Racme announced dleport li2 58 M rch 10 - Rt 124 p1 oposed 80 per cent Appalachia Act Steward 1s aalutator1a1 at Rut ment Jn Metgs County by Ohio August 21 - Jenmfer Blaes Panthers smother Rutland 0-H 4 89 parent! of Ftrst Baby of t Februar'} as fneder route for Appalachia Sewage grants are possible for land IFuel Gas Co Middleport Pee lee and Denn e Evans crowned Sept 11 _ Pemeroy C of C Year Contest Edna E Carl e Feb 1 _ Fredenck Crow II( highway Ma~on street black Pomeroy and Middleport May 2.5 ~ Larry Pnce star We& Tournament team takes 7 3 as Me1g9 County J un IM" Fair gees • boat huntmg Har{'l ld D ton Syracuse long time Me gs Syra use has car demolished topp ng IS proposed April ltl - Pomeroy Mayor Southern HJgh school '8tb lete wm over Svracuse Red 1egs wm Haley of Middleport receives ll 1 royil lty for 1965 School teacher dies Don Mul I b h k t M Charles Legar announces Porn accepts scholarship at MarJe~ July 8 Samuel Gayton nam th1rd Middleport Boys League b d d tlfic le rvl \ Jt s IP mo1or1~ ayor March 11 - Red Cross fund ed K C k h h 1 a ge an aer a 1or se ce len named chairman of Me gs Charles Legar f ies for f fth dr vc nets $2 850 97 m Me gs eroy wllJ seek sewenge aid ta new yger ree High c ampmns tp n SIX years to late President Kennedy Democraltc ExecutiVe Com mil term Norman Norns last sec March 12 - Souther n defeats Jaycees launch survey In Meigs May 2'6 - Carla Will of Pom school! pr ndcJphal Vernon Nease Idl Aug~st 13 - Ptomeroy Mid Sept Z2 - MlSSmg Rutland t k April 19 Larry Pn e Sou~ eroy wms achoktrshlp present re e ecte c aJrmaJII of Metgs epor socre v1c ones m open Le ~ d 0 ee ond bas et gives Southern 52~ New Boston 48-47 f9r DJstnct dl A liar f Count Red Cross Cha ter Ma l m round of Oak Hill p on man roy ""'c"s 1oun we11 ern ! pr zed lefty burl! 1 0 no- ed 1by ~~a ho~ ila~Xl y 0 }Or r?modehn ro ecr at the T!rnament y after 188l'cb, James Soulsb\ Jan 8 - Fred B\aettrrar pre w n over M ddleport Pomeroy title IS Class A cage play sented 26 year pm by Pomero edged bv Wahama 4948 Marrh B Fngerprmts ~~~:/~aJnstp~cArthur Rex M~:~ "1:1 _ YFJV/MeJg!l sch!,l First NatJOnaf :an~ of R.acme August 14 - Annual Middle- gets nod for appomtment to Lodge 164 F & AM I Teb 2 - C vde Stewart 83 foUI d m unoccupied Sa I em p g of meroy pitches boards ask for IurVey to a"sure nearly rompleled Rex Cum port Water Shaw held under dl Pomeror Postmaster )ob Jen 9- Two rusller suspects I stobbed m chest With krufe Center home Is evJdence two omeroy to 1-0 victory agamst lvote on consolldatlon mgs of Pomero High Schools recliOA ef Mrs Yvonne Scally Sept M Grace Ep scopal held IR connectlon w1th theft l Carl Platter fi les for Middlepot t We~t Vtrgm1a State PemtentJary ~~dleport annual Easter Egg May 28 _ Eighteen flnahsts Summer 1eagu~ team throws August 15 Amusements be- Churcll gets plans for CP Pnn al 274 of row owned by Alvm Dve Rlil~ or s post $ 000 county escapees were m that section d t hel~ at Middleport Road- prep3re for reg10nal M1ss Am- no hit 1 0 v1ct~ry aga nst l\1id ing set up for 102nd annual observance. Carpenter Mtddleport C of C general fund budget approved of Meigs CoUJ ty Sl e par ertca Pageant ID Pomeroy sum dleport Me gs County F.alr Se t. 16 - M s teachers endorses a rport Eastern wms bv cl nm ss on~rs March 15 Ken Hartung PoApnl ll - Middleport swamps mer kmdergarten cl'asses plan August 17 - Mtddlep6rt AU.. pro~Jse all • out ~ for ;Jp mmth strwg ht game With 62 39 ! Feb 3 Anna Gilland Charles Kn ghb and Roger Spen meroy and in track ned ID Eastern Nortbwesterl July 9 - Ma on County law Stars de(eat Mason 21 to wm proval of PEP Btll Midd epo VIctory over Rutland I \~ 01 ld Guy VIlle area woman Icer of E astern wm All SVAC :~;t i:om,:~:edl25tb anruver SAlisbury School DJstncts :fo~cement authontles probe Sy racuse TL To •rnament Pltcb defeaU!I Nelsonville 18 6 \\ a Jan 11 - Robert CJrder It -s From ra• bron manoxJde l 1onors Apnl :; Galhpols downs May 29- 49 Middleport high Wurg\I~Je~ of two !Mason City mg of Tom Diddle and batting bama beaten by Ravenswood 13 Pomeroy Rt 3 lllJUr d m Kl po n ng and tv.u tl e1s m ser M rch 16 Dr H M Boecks Pomeroy prepsters 10-5 Adolph school students receive d plo- Jul 10 ~~~~~~ ~~~~~ of M ke Jenkms leads Southern 0 Logau defeats Pomeroy 30 6 51g11 ed to 8 6 wm over Latham in Oak Eastern ralties to edge Rutland HUtomobile accident Co1ps f ou (OndJtJOn res Jgns a s Me gs County Health G II kno M ma!l m commencement e1er b Ey CommissiOner DAV honers rucser we w mersY astern H1gh school as t d Md Bng neers announce March 16 ~ cb 4 - Delmar Canadny vtlle resident dies head football coach Hill Pony Tournamen an I 14-12 and Southern bumps Ky p date fer openmg of Ra me J I 'i pel t on for Pomeroy rna' Good CtbZel sh ip v.mners Wll Apnl 23 _Bill Priddy resigns une July 12 M be hi d dleport Barons dump Pomerov ger Creek 24--14 Lo k b1d Ge g v h t h d rna A.therton ClrJr ce Norr1s em rs p car s I6-S c s s or or e aug <~ n o ea Su• Parker Donna Crow and as Southern football coach June 1 - Merrwrml Day ser for 1965 fair put on sale by Sept 28 _ TV Cable ordm Jan 12 - Pledges betng ac Hrart Crusade I county Ho Martha Nicholson Aprd 24 - Charles Hayman VICes conducted lB Pomeroy AI Meigs County Agncultural Soc! August 18 - Harry W Ptck ance a)lprGved b Middlepm t cepled by C of C for Metgs a r bert Burdet!e appo nted Salis announces retirement as execu an Wallace of Middleport High ety John Tannehill f M d ens Racme dies suddenly Co ll for Ant port bu v Trustee Marr h 17 - Roy Reuter sworn I th d Cl A Ohio o I First da} attendance at annual una ennas Jan 13 - J H Grate resigns F b 5 E I arry Moles Na m as Pomeroy counc lman fol tslvhe HI ead of Southern Lec:al Trpacesk Jrl lD ass d1eport Win! three dlvisJonal tl Me igs ('AJunty Fair up l:oo. and the Ohio Vaiiey Publish I as elder of Middleport F ~t t onal Javcce v1ce president IIov.mg resigna 11011 0 f 11 111 llltn c oo DistriCt Jac even ., f'h k Stobart ft ties In Dayten Swnmer Open Augu st 19 - Williams, Na Ing Co B k une ~ uc r Table Tenms Tournament Sept 29 Mro Cednc Clark Umted Presbytertan Church speaks at local dev~lopment l 8 on c Apnl 26 - l..eglslative action m!rly of Middleport JOins Mar J 1 tionw1de ln.o;ur~:~nre SoftbaD March 18 - Rutland residents revtew at 10th anniversary of shaU Univennty coaching ataff u y 13 - Carroll Noms man team wms Olstnct 11 champ- elected Amertcan Cancer Soc! Jan 14 - Amended appropfl h:lnquet atJOn of $131185 approved b'i Feb 6 - Dog tag crackdown up n aLr over water dramage Me~gs OAPSE Chapter Mr June 3 - Wheelmg W Va ager of R H Rawlmgs Sons ionship at Marietta ty president Dav d Ohlinger Ls Middleport council countv Jav thre atened Ill Me gs b} ( ount\ prob em on Salem st General I and Mrs Henry Perry ef New boy apprehended m Ohio Rtver WIR!I Chrysler Motor Corpora August 21 - Jenmfer Blaes- selected chairman of .MJddle~es plan banquet wt!h U S off Clals Ken Hartung s despcr f elrphone Company announces Haven senously injW'ed. in auto at Mmersville after e. bot 4'AI tlon Qullhty Dealer Award County Bank bulldmg at New port RecreatiOn CommJssJon Jumor C af C vice-prestdent d ::i at on s! t at buzzer g ves un n :lJOr tmprovernents £or Porn wreck at Charleston hour chase Papers signed for Amertcan Haven opened m nbbon cut Sept. 30 - Veterans Memorl speakrr beaten Easte rn 57 55 wm over croy area April 27 - PetJtioDJ ask June 5 _ Pomeroy nowllng Wmd Symphony barge to stop tmg ceremon es Mmstrel Ahow al Hospital Trustees announce Jan 15-Grand Jury in ses K\ger Mar ch 19 Former Reeds brtdge across dam at Racine Lanes banquet held many tro- m Pomeroy ends Meigs Fair George Sau plans f 1r 25 30 bed expansion ~ m m Metgs County Court Feb 8 - Eastern loses f rst v ll~ resident Gary Ross Cow Merger of fiVe school distriCts phtes presented July 14 - AI Bewen res1gns er s home run gtvcs Middleport Pomeroy Baptist Church read) house g. me of year 59 53 to big Bel dry 18 murdered m Parkers- m Me1g• Is urged June 7 - Me1go County Com ~• Eastern High Scbi!OI blll!ke~ Barons Oak Hill Pony Tourna to celebrata tooth anntveraary J<~n 16 - Bookmobtle serv1ce pre team b Jrg Apnl 28 - Lawrence A Rupe missiOner Avery Nelso1 d1f aJ eoach ment title offlcwls gd operatiOn under Feb 9 - Boat Regatta plans March 20 - Basketball sea~ of Langsvllle gets certificate ol after two months of 1llnes!t.,.. ta uiy lS--Gary Parsol'll!l assist- August 23 - Attendaace at way three bue billS ret rncd for 1965 ~ n ounced on ends for Southern Tornadoes ment for slogan entered ln June 8 - State School Board llin~ cage mentor at Eastern MeigS Fetr off only 250 0 by grand JUr) Feb 10 - Rae ne Alumni Wllh 58 39 loss to Plam C1ty s state contest announces plan to rev1ew Melgs 8 School last year elevated for prevtous ::.ear despite heavy Jan 18- NelsonvJ\le w ns Btg Assoc ahon heads dnve for Jonathan Alder m Regional Apn\ 29 _ Pomeroy defeats school consqlldatJOD proposal to head eoacb followrng resig rams Rend OOsketball tourney b~ school library books tournament Middleport 4-0 on bitting of June 9- ctmles Bickel nam nabon of Bowen, Middleport August !4 - New Pumper ~eat ng Soutl ern Joseph Bee Feb 1t - Seve n from Mems March 22 - Middleport s John Phil Swindell and two • htt ed head Pomeroy Football wach Board of Eduea!JOII hires three Tanker truck of Middleport Fife gle 59 Racme d s after truck called for Selechvo Service T~nneh 11 v.ms two U S Open pltchmg •f Bruce Simpson June 10 - Jame!l Webb Ra new teachers Pete Sayre tosses Department &mves IH'C dent phys cals table tenms champwnsh1ps Apnl 30 _ Pans alllllllnced cine nat1ve graduates from nohlt no rua game for Racme August 25 _ Middleport asJan 19 _ Jamre Wolfe Ra Feb 12 - Armed 15 year-old March 23 - Ken Hartung of to honor C E Bakesee coun Ohio Stata University Medical over Harnsonv11le m Syracuse sured more federal md for sew c ne takes job as an Asststant Langsville l:ld arrested bv Sher Easlern gams second team UPl ty extensiOn agent for past 25 School Pee Wea Tow-namest erase Mn Edna M Arnold TQ Ohio Attorney General I ff Hobert Harten bach m forgery All Oh o cage team berth and years I June IZ - Staff Sgl VIrgil J July IS - Judge Frank W Augusl 26 - E A Wingett Athens Road died unex(>CC!t<l Jan 20 - Chesl re famtly of mctdents larry Pnce of Southern on April n Cong Moeller pre M'Bnley gets medal for mentor Porter auspeRds d.nver s llcense named new MeJgs County Dem ly Fnday even ng at the ht ten (James Eak ns) homeless Feb 13 - Eastern wms 57 t1 trd team Buddy Moore of diets better times near f 0 r Ius servtce in Vtet Nam of five ln court activity Sev ocratlc Executive Comm1ttee of a daughter Mrs Charles El after ftre Southern defeats \32 over The Plams Southern Middleport gets honorable meA- Meigs durmg Appalact!la dinner June 14 - L W McComas to enth Annual Kyger Creek Toura- chairman replactag Don Mul 10tt m Charleston, w va Southwestern 89 63 takes Wahama 63 61 on Larry t10n 18 Pomeroy Pomeroy 1 Bob retll'e as wperm.teodent of Mid- ament for L1ttiUe Leaguen len who restgned Jan 21 - Commumty lm Pnce s despe111110n JUmper Morch 24 - Oh10 Mental Smith has scholarship to Marl dleporl schools starts August 27 - New Bookmobile The daught.r of th~~a~~· provernent Corporation moves Hardmg A Rood Rt 1 Reeds Health repiesentat ve says etta College June 15- Dr James H Don- July tT - New Regronal headquarter~ opened in Roedel tus D~n and Prts~~ bo eJ to obtam survey of Me gs In IVIlle d1cs m house btaze schools for mentally retarded M ovan Pomeroy dies of heart Bookmoblle for Metgs County BUJidmg Pomeroy Ashw Mrs Amo was rn dustry sJ.tes Bob Crow Porn Feb 15 Pam 0 Br1en Tw1 needed m Meigs 19 Me1gs ay sttack ready tu go on roach Carl De August 30 - Ernestme Wood on Mar 4 1886 She unt11 reo. eroy Panther scnwr s gns a Karr Su:t: e Pru:e and Jack men called for Sele-ct ve Scrvlce May 1 - Four dentists give June 18 - Sidney Jefrers of moskey of Middleport gets no selected as Meigs County cently had restded m the same grant m 81 d at Kent State Um Bostic re gn os high school pre mdu ctwn phys1c<tls ehmc at Pomeroy Elementary New Haven drowns In fall bitter m Pony League play Guernsey Queen fann home m which she v.t~ vers•ty Paul Schuler home at Valentme Royalty m M e 1 g s March 2~ - Damages estl school from barge on Ohio Rtver July W - Rtchard Gress C born havmg returned to U t Portland destroyed by fire I Middleport cagers break long maled at $20 OliO m f1re at May 3 - Semors Suey Park June 17- Hob Clark of Har 0 Fisher a!ld !Jon Mullen nam September resi<ience m l936 She wostha Jan 22 - Clifford Elh• K1mes drought by defeatmg Gallipoll• Guy Cowan home on Wetzgall l er of Rutland Rnd Cha~lesl rtsonvJIIe appot~ted county ed to new Middleport Board of Sept 1 - School conselldatiOJt ~:'" ~~r~ ~~ Ar • Rt 1 HeedsvJ\Ie d1es when 61 58 n overt1me st Phylhs Mdnt~re of Chester Kmght of Eastern win top on eommlSSIODer rep acmg Ave- Publ!a Affatrs problems for proposed new er c n truck sk1ds mitt Ohio flher [ Feb 16 - S11 $1 000 notes to wms county spelling bee cham ors m Jaycees Safe Dr!vmg ryf NMelsonASeven JURedges nalmPed July 21- C 0 Fisher Aamed dlstnct aJr('d oberld wfas~"~S•l!st charteChr mheml Road-e-o mer1ca gwna a eharrman of Muid.leport Board Sept 2 - Federa1 gran1 ask the oNazarene u."' 1 • acuse urc and while at work for Dravo Corp be obt ame d for purchase of p10nsh1p Ma 4 _ MiddJeport ed 88 or et~nt 1ss m Pomeroy Which she et Bellville Locks and Dam pro- new Po meroy f1re truck March 26 - AI Leonard nam Sout:Orn 3-2 10 h h ochool t!set g June 18 _ Boat Regatta un of Public Affairs Southern edg ed m mumc1pal project of her husbaod the tate C1€TIIlo Ject Middleport Mayor Lee Feb 17 Wahama edged 54- ed Me1gs County Cancer Cru ball arne Jg derwa m Pomeroy KeUv Mig les Middleport Barons by 14-12 town hall lor Syracuse vlllage, L Arnold, who died n 16 or Sm1th announces he wtll retire 52 by Spenrer Walter Grueser sade chairman Mfl.g 5 _Clyde 0 Fisher WiAS Co 0 [ Middleport ezpands op- score for Baron 9 ftrst loss Paul Casc1 to head Meigs Coun ganized !rom politics to head Heart Fund Dme m March 27 - Jim R Miller of y I ally In l July n - Jun Johnson nam ty Red Cross Chapter lund Ch h d D d Kn f pr1mary race or mayor era mns d _._ ~a...~ Jl IUI'Vlved b two dau M s Jan 23 - Harry P SmIth I' eJg es Ire an avJ apper o Middle rt VIllage Trtbule paid June 19 - Hundreds View re- e new &dmlmstrator of Meigs w•Jve ~.. y presented 511-year Masome pm Feb 19 - Eastern ends rcgu Pomeroy mJured m automobile to C ~ Blake9lee by large galla parade and MmnJe P•art General Hospital Cla1~nce Stru Sept 3 - Burglar suspect, ghtero, Mra Robert M IRuth l at Pomeroy Lodge C 0 F1sher lar seuson pl ay wilh 111 slate crash at Bradbury gathering for 2S years service Show ble Day observed by Pomeroy Wade Alva Little escapes Mid- Richards Gautpolls Mrs E l!UIOUnces candidacy for Mid by dumpmg \lcArthur 67 55 March 29 - Bernard V Fultz as Meigs County Agricultural June 21 _ Joyce ElanJe Byar Uons Club dleport Village Jail All.SEOAL lya Elliott, Charleston a d dleporC mayor Ea!tera defeats Feb 20 - I omeroy edges elected exei:utJVe comnultee- Extension Agent of Cmcmnati wms MJss South- July 23 _ Over 2 000 hear football player Frank Porter ghter-m-Jaw, Mn Maxine Ar Hannan Trace for lith consec Gallipolis 50-15 Jackson ral man for 17th D1stmt at Ohw May 6 - Pomeroy wms track ern Ohio crown at regatta Re- Amencan Wmd Symphony Con- of Pomeroy to attend Marshall old of the Athens Road ' ut1ve wm hes to beat M1ddleport 77 70 Bar A:ssocJatton meet1ng m meet over Eastern and Waba.ma gatm Weekend termed over cert m Pomeroy Umvtrs ly grandchilchu'l 3Dd four grea Jan 2S - Worst flfl! In near Gen Curtis Le\toy relirmg Arr Colombus • Moy 7 _ OpmJOn poll by whelmmg success Jennifer July 24 - Second Wmd Sym Sept 4 - Me1gs County takes grllldclolldreu Besides her hu 1y two decades m Middleport Force Ch1ef of S all has Me1gs March 30 - Shenff • Depart Meigs Jaycees Indicate major 1ICrew of Pomeroy runner up phony Concert held for crowd share of honora at Ohio Stale band. a danghter Ollve P hurno FUe ' Novelty Stare background ment busy lnv<Stlgatmg sever ty want Pomeroy Middleport m pageant estimated at 3 000 Fair With llichard Koblenll In ceded her In death In mfal Southern Tornadoes beat Porn Feb 22 - Ra1mnnd Huron al loohngs and a B&E at East to consotidale Eastern High June 22 - Pomeroy Counetl July 25 - McArthur wfns Sy leadership award Wahamal and a !Mil, Gnld Jtetth, dl< eroy 70-57 Betleville Racme pastor .of Dexter Chmttan ern High School school holds All Sports Ban to ask for addotional grant lor racuse Pee Wee Tournament White Falcons downs Buffalo 13- m lBI7 Locks Jobs In presldenl s bud Chureh d1es m c 1r wreck at March 31 - V1enna W Va que! Clance Norris of Southern Iriverbank tmprovements woth 13 2 VIctory over M1ddle 6 m area football open01 l'uneral oemOM will bo co' set lor 11166 Steubenville police arrest two MeigS men High School WinS MeigS Coun- June 23 - Guy E Guinther port Sept 7 - R H flawUngo oae ~ • s so p.m., MOIIday al Jan 28 - CIC geta go-ahead Feb 23 - Waterworks pur- as suspects tn numeroua thefts ty PTA award for 65 Middle elected to second term as com July. Tl - Middleport Council of the worlds top oommunlca- tilt Ewlll« ~!lome wheJe from Pomeroy C of C ta head chase proposed at Mtddleport In MetgS llravo Corporations port wins llfst night track ITlllnder of Pomeroy Drew Web- propos., $515 000 m sew~rage tions executives dies from ur frloDtll may ..,ume. otrport project C of C meet ng Proposal for bid of over 128 million low for meet over Pomeroy j ster Amertcan Legton Post bonds Dr John M Grubb M JUnea suffered In fall doWII Burilll IIIII .. Ia Boocb Grove JIIQ. a7 - ~tern taea 12th new rest home m Pomeroy cov· new Racine Locka. l4lQi RoAaltllloelll 81 J\1111 :16 - ClariiiCt Tbom D, named 1o Vetettllll llemor buemem aleJll .. ~ Or 11ta SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE ' A ril - II I I ) f ..n • a- I �.. I ' • Ip _./ -< ~ PI ed •t 4-Ually Sentmel PomeroyMiddleport . ht C't Stunned Hurt trtl~r~~~:~~e::pl~:l~;:~ F~R RLDob:,~~N ( Mlg Y I Y ~.:a~~~~r t:/:~~~~:~t r~~h~ ~f m~h~h;,a~~s~~~~l v;:~~~Zft ~::.~t~ r1~f ~;~:m b~~~ ~ historic ,meeting t.Continued easant •.• from page!) aim o bo .. Mcms Mr n ' anonr are t.r three-week war last Septembel 1 (. p, Jaa I 1881 ~:;n:~,~~::~c~!IU Was Important Year in Many-Front Advances Throughout County. 1ce Mae Day 19 Coolville • • at ACbvttieQ CoJDIDUnitJes • d WOfk' at PIay, Rev1ewe 3 ' an 28 0 m Sunday on Rts 7 and 35 city early this afternom ond the Manon Go;n<ral Hospital ,, YOR" (UhJ) - This the ~uest of the Transit home unlesa their JObs w-rel ments WEATHER L'IEW n. r . ....,. t 1 t lhCI Public and parochial a m1le and a half north of Gal I was followed two hours later by The bab} has been named Ro- F 1r eo)der tonight 1011' II nughtv ctty was hurt and [Authorlt) (1A) whlch runs t! el absolutel~r essen ta o schools normally attended by llpohs the Indtan pr ne m mster bert F nc Matewnl gr~•nd~•ar-1 201 a MMtly sUDIY itttle &tm. stunnf'd today The ftrst slmul subways and most of the city s Cl~es s=t~lf~n~y one quarter of more than 1 5 million chtldren : Off• cers S'ald that Tate whose cnts are Mr and Ml s \ ernon peraturt ebange t') neous .!Wbway and bus stnke bt s ~~ I h 3 3 11 ersons who were 1 osed for the day semt had been parked on the Tl e" were both met by a l1onal uc East Letart tl~ hJstorv separaled millions 1 Qulll v.a s scheduled to lt e ll mt ~on o~ Manhattan Pmate sdJOols and colleges north berm :ilarled to ross high leHl Sov et delegat ion nal grandp::trents ar(' Mr ami FINEST f m plants and offices No answer the show cause lnJunc n~rm: y wl~ bl h were asked to close the highway to eJ ter the dnye headed by IIE'llller Alexei N Mrs Robert Ha~~~de:~n~~~:~us~; il k enci wa s n sight tton m courl at 2 P m EST ls an cou poss t y rea( Losses to stores ust way at a truck slop and Wfl~ I Kos}g n who ts act ng (I~ and a great 'l!ego tators shadowboxe d toda~ r thf:J.c -jobs by ear aJU or on I startng thetr January sales lh1t on tic r1ght front bY a car A s <~n p llccna kt>l ror th c talks Mrs Hany Potls S} rat uS\' tl rough the n ght and nto Ue Chaotic: E~~du• th I fo~t t Q ll rountercd Lmdsav s v.~re estimated at $40 million dnven by Joseph W Pr ce Jr whllh open 1 u~sdav n ornmg blll 1emamed 1l n Chaos compar11 e to u Ut er da 22 Yellow Spr ngs No one was ' lllons of dollars apart eve n ~a used by the greal nm U east .appeal cantng on the pub! c to p - J ~hce were ordered on 12 mjured There was med urn Both le der~ v.ere gJv en MARRJAGE APPI ICATIVNS ONE DAY SERVICI <t ter Michael J Qulll leader of ern power b\a{kout 54 du} S ago drive mto the bus ness dJslncts hour workdavs Offlr ais feared dan age to the car and mmor to honor g wr l cere mm es al ON REQUEST the 36 000 sinkers chopped his was feared on the streets WOJ kmg prop le r an t afferd t<J a ftre catastrophe tf a maJor I the- semi T~shkent a por t and the~ I <all fra n~ 1 n Slill 48 Mid $680 million demand b} 80 pet toda~ I he subways and buses sta~ home he sa d r hltne broke out .find heavy A h ts~ SC'C' del t v; as re dr ven n opell" cai ;) pas dlepoll laborer and Mary Jane cent ' ormal v ar " G1 mtiiJO E ~lcadk ~liDdaybl k and Itre.ff c I rf'\ e'nled [H emen from florted to the pn r) at 9 35 p tl ou an~'i kof t ee ng ri ng I N<Jppl:' t4' Middleport Darrell The W }ear old Irish bor 1 I a ses~er<~ a da ven un ay a ea rea ch ng tt m Saturday on Rt 1 m Ra al d z r II rou gl 11 t I Ll~ BerhUe 2..1 M ddleport Cltlntrs • prestdent of the 1'1 amport Ht>p bit< I \1i:I}O r John V ralnv da v brought hea\y l - Q ull was the target of nauga Cl h llf mil e sot th of th£> bedeckf'd streets of 1ashke nt II tru.ck drrver ar.d Cm'Oiyn Jean Un Our Free Por·kllil bndges andd wtdespread pubhc crttcism ~liver Bridge No one v;as ln subLrban' as wheretley WI IGtlkcv 21 Middlepmt waitress \\orkera tnton (T\\'U s"ore l lmd s::~; \ hO nhertedhJs offce trafflc to tie d Ss8 tthes roke [tunnels uhlh must be rrosse f juJel stay durmg tie conhrenre lte was p!cpar ed to rol 10 andh sd f hlt1 on New Yf'tll (' to reach 1\.tanl !tan espec•a 11 } m ca 11 mg 1 In say a jail If he were arrested for of m g t t d ls i With the wal;o;out Ill Jts th rd pipsqueak Th<> patrol sad that Jcrrv I ee lo T(lshk• nt lo dis c Jss violating an antt str1ke mJunc Da} appeltl'l:l 0 c Y res! en t d th thes develop - But QUill blamed the Rusk 19 of 280 State st wa difference~:~ by K S\g n • • I • • tion, Issued last Thursday~~~~ subUiba~tes to stay a ay ere were e walkout on a feud Letween New dnvmg north when anot! er car dtrfrem cs by Kosygm _/ ME T R 15 y York Go\ N~J son A nockefel attempted to pass and cut back bas a sum d a 0 p l 0 ler and Lmdsay Rockefeller m t~nd strurk the Rusk Hhtde settmg ro e of a peaccmnker Office Hours 9 to 12 ~ to 5 (t:lose nt NOOD 00 and I mdsay are In a death The Rusk car went off the r1~ht 1 between two non Commumst Tburs. - East CoW1 St Pomeroy struggle for the Wh1te House' ~Ide or the highway and struck countnes I he said on tejevJSIOn and so tl' mall box The acc ident IS sll ll governor refused to g1ve U e under mvest gat1on There was 1 clty the mone~ 1t needs t med urn damage to the Rusk 0 I N W COMPTON 0 D (EDITOR !I N01 E Ha1f tbt> n~ach the pomt of dlsc ouragmg population of the t;mted States famJI es [rom ltv ng here and llvrs on less than l per rent of ndustr e!l from locnt ng and Its land FUty two million expandmg hert> ~ Amertcan~ from 16 mt-tropoh I H 1s the No problem too on tan areas ('()nld be plarf'd 11 e 1st!l of Ma~or Frank geographlrallv In CoC'bJse Coon Cu an f & ]} q~o J D ty in Anzona This Is the Jar11t Bamlln of Seat le and Theodore of tbne articles on tht MrKe- ldon of Baltimore )lrobl£>ms ol the !Jig cit•es l Sht>ersa~~ \oo~ p~bli~ol~~~ l gr•i_ hiS deman~ Presi'dent Seeks World Consensus lc·~wo ammals <' Mrs. Bartley I • 1 • I 1 1 • ! JANUARY " ' I " I \ I GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. THE DGEREBELLI 0 Dodge Charger R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO: 11 I I BAKER FURNITURE J J I Mrs. Arn }d Dies Friday In Charleston new '''"'' ot tne oodll I Sou~rn Tow: PROGRESS r H 1 NOW IN I !Mid u - I I I CLEARANCE SALE Rher Ne\\S !Gil = 80 ! I lJPJ RfJe• fs II01f I I I Sprtngllelll nmed 1 Leaders in Tashkent For TaII{8 I l ~ ...ual Home- ern Local Scboo1 Dllllrict lx.. Publle Sohoola I 1 e I _ I "new Of v. nton area I Dies I to one-5omettmes costs more m ~cc dents (lver the weekend than you planned When It A COYJ ewned by Albert Dunn IRt 1 Ewmgton v.as apparent does ••• let us help. 1 ~ not InJured m an acctdent We lend mil11 15 8 m Fnday on Rt l60 t1early 11 half mile n Jth of E\1. ltons of dollars mgton 1he ammal r;m tnto \h(' to thousands of path of a car owned by Sba r 1 people for hunWASHINGTON (UPl)- Pres Ann lfaves 19 Rt 1 LaurE'! Jdent Johnson feels the foundmg \I lie Thert! was moderate dam dreds of dtfferent tnul." f ld nsensus rooted sge to the car reasons • , , and a new By M\RGARET BEl Q\\S Bos ton s ma}or Y.hose pro.. ~n t~c ~~~ef t~t war can bene Al en r Sm th 18 Nrw I ex United Prrss lnl~rnatwnal gran to replace old schoo s and ht no nation vnll be the maJor mgton struck and k 1cd e pon) baby 1s one of the best Amencnn cJI Jes-when "~0 brmg equal edu atJOnal oppor I task for all nations m 1966 at 7 ~0 p m Sund<~" on Rt 35 pel cent of II now are bor t tv for Negro Ilnd w~ te He sees 1965 as a good year JUSt ms de Ja<:kson county reasons we can thmk of 1 v~ v.ork ret•re and dJe- 11 e d ldr~m IS blocked b~ the ~1onday m which h s adrninistratwn s The animal was owned by Ed $25to$2000 m deep trouble mm ey shortage achtevemenls at home alld a ward LewiS Rt 1 Oak H The r mner cores are rott 1g F11gbt to Suburbs broad were overshadowed by There was rumor d:m age to tl e ~welled by the gl etto poor m d hld tor tto v ! !liirriS of the Mrs Dolly Coleman Bartley the frustrations and fUJiures of car Smth was not tnJured underpnvi\egcd Jammed by Sl Loms Post 0 spatch puts t 73 a res1d nl of R 1 V nton lraff c made b mkrupt b:y ll r. lh :-:~ wa (M e gs cow tp d ed at 3 30 a the search for peace m \i Jet flight or lhP Wf'nHhy to the m today n Holzer hoSpital Nam suburbs and the n unt ng h11ls Bl gl t nd slums res 1ltmg where she h t:~ d been hosp1tal z Domeshcally the tasks of for welra re rdLrnt un and from a l OP ln ton rxpllson 1ed for? ( days 1966 w1ll center on contmuta rebmld ng from mm grahon of th e 1 ~1rs Bortle~ v.as born In \ t1on of the Great Soclel} proEven so tht mmement of (! sadvant 5 d n akt' t n 1oss p kc nty Ky May 6 189Z grams the foundat on of wh rh ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Amer cans mt0 th r ties n ~ s be to ke~ p P ce ~ tl the daug t ter of ue late Mel~ n and were butlt 1n the last ses L te Insurance Available On Alr loans day bv day Th~ f(lte of the pr nd of P ys I dN Y T IS 0 1ve Coleman llel marr age ,:)10/ of Congress 300 W Second St - WYandotte 2 2111 Pomeroy Negro In the Ul ban rent ers <; has been a t: C' mpanled bv to E M Bartley was II 1910 I Abroad the Pr es ident hopes alone a problem of stngge1 ng ~hnlr. si.i le fl ght to the suburbs and he sun \i CS to f nd the paths along v.h h NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON magn 1 de :md urgenrJ of many lhous3nds n l1gher Sc~e i surv v ng ch dren arc the \~orld may take the slow TASHKENT USSR (UPI) DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. Cntrd he"s Intl rn aton JI nrom r brarket \I ch h vn Mrs Maxe Elswck 1 1 Cl~s deliberate steps toward the ~ -Jndtas La! Bahadur Shastri look a p 111 of ma \ ors cmd IR('feas ngly ha rmful rffect on ter and Jerry Bartle~ all of Iconsensus he feels Amer cans and Pakistan s ~.1oh mmed ne'.'. spaper editors m the lht> t"Conmm po l t1 I and Pike" lie Ky Thomas Jeffer reached durmg 1965 1Ayub Khan arr ved todav for a r.at 11 s 20 lArgest c t es <iSk mg soc al hfe of th c1ty son Bartle} of Homus Mlch In broad terms these are the I --~-~-~~ them to name the wm st Attom bles are l Mrs Gene"a Wells of Rt 1 presidents feelings as descnb r----------------~----------------------'1 ~ rob len ~ of the ir rommumtu:s manv c t es V nlon aJd \h s Hazf' l K ser ed by a h1gh ¥/lute House • J.ack Of F'unds \\e r{ hok ng cource this weekend shortly sa vs Ma or t:nk before lohnsan left hJS Texa9 Wh 1lc t>ad had Is wn Dn lla Servtces and bur a\ wll\ b,... ranch to return to Washington un que wome9 rangmg r om ~MlH r \ 1 r Srh1ro e hoes I ld Thursdav n P kev l e Ky ~mog to traffc to y,at eJ most ~rv. rlt'a 9 s ar od I nends may ca nt the McCoy failme Smday when the te.v of Uem face the sam"' g•ea !>prawl ng tv Wi th narro wI Funer I hon c 1\.lond::~y ev n I rope of a gl tder fell across tw~ boltl rneck Ia k of money h on pre nr OU'i mg On Tuesd<~y t1 e bQdv w II hlgl e 5 0 11 J.lOW l!r cables The Jt 1s noth ng rare to f nd hey 1 8 c Jii 11 ed be L1ken tv t1 e Jus t ce Fu1 e1 glider was undamaged ln tl e po t em ) ng for more obi!es Sa n n ego a\ I orne n P ke\ lie met dent and Electr cJty Board fund s I ut the val d r. of tl e os a mm v losmg trans t spok£>sman saJd d emma " s summ d p lwst S\sten a does \ w i Ol k b' Jo<eph \I B rr II e ma\Of Berne J ubs. n ed tor of the of P ttsbuJ gl Seall e P t lnlelltgenC'e Our mnJO l a enge ~ to po n to the need there tor (Conhnu ed from page l) f nd f nan al f'som s 1o d Mane 1 he Bod y ~!c Do n ald carry on rrbUJid ng rfforts ran t •· I ~n 1::. t1 svs em1 to eltmthn appa1ently en dt>d his 11fe " th w1tholl ente1 g nt <~ rlf a a umo e para \ S 5 n e an ove1 dose of barb t rates defeatmg C' dE' I e sad Thf' lt v s u•n ra rore a thunt 1es re )()fled fhe bod \I qaest o 1 l fA a \It' go 10 ~ A ~ge e~ a 450 ~qua re of ay u1 '.\ as fund ::;prawled Jrl ra1 s ng taxes bf[ore we m le al f' 1 dependent on vhel' s on the floor 111 I s bedroom Sun has ') l n ~ ol free v<Jy s But day bv h s !> ep-daughter Den 1 ak aHc hours st ll bemg tse Karl 16 and her boyfr n I rs t standsf11l h1 cago Will am Hat 1e 22 S 1 m s F.d1tor Emmet Ded M ss McU&nald s dea th tn~ t - - - - - - - - - - - n n st' transportal on ns a Oct 21 n her boudo r was rul Gauge readings Galhpohs ~<~)Or hlork So does Cleveland s ed acctdf>ntal by the coron r s Dam J? 1 20 o unm ng 2B fee Prrss f< d or Louis B SelzTer oUJce Her death cerhf1ca te sad on JOile s I m \1a u HI tors Stale Problems she died of dru gmtox cation 61 PI p e s<Jn .4 9 1n n 11 P Ch rtgo ed1tors state due to mulliple drugs Sher ~ Kana" h ~ II" ? 50 ( h 1 t1 d nn a f a City trymg to iff s deputies smd the 42 }ear Ieston t9JO IJ.J ndan \Ia rl prov d n reased serv tces on old actress had been qu1te 1ll and Wmf t d d '! ..... ~re on the 1\ ndl n} ncome Says L S and had been takmg drugs us sills Fanmng rd tor of the Da1ly medication Boot Mo\f'ml'J t~ Neu \ ust keep the c1t~ - - - -Ohw RnN - W ll c1 lhd habttable m the fare of r s ng BRJTJSII BLACKOUT I jord up l ti 5 p n Pn"') cos ts oa lledn on fhe G ITESHEAD Eng UP II - I vamado1,1.n 14 I ~ 50 all :-i!cel man pr bie n Is edi..:atton of Abol.lt 25000 homes tn this Middleport 0 Trader 41 ? an H se 1he 1on 1 hot thr r nvcnt on north east England arra y,ere I G down U b 0 ;~ m B1rl a 1 <J 1:1 d Job n e 1 o; d \Vend i h1t by an 61 mmute power "'iiiii""'~:::..:=:::::::::::::::::~ Gay do I ~ 53J 11 1 ! hl pof thr A r n says l'oe - - - -Spo 11 p 16 4 50 an t d a t gra r peo pl e from -~~a'J.Ii!'lll'lliiJIIII Boswort.h dO\\ I I ~ 5 " I \itg () and Defend 1 17 ~ ~ a1 d R up 8 3 n J ff rson rdeq:J r 1rh n ;~rea5 to down 20 15 25 a n L thf'r Herd a (( mm ld nlf' hotl d trv und man up 21 2 30 am Je!fbua 1o s ng down Z 6 35 m Vulc-an Was gt n s p es1de1t of the down 23 5 30 n Pamelu D ho.ard of o nn ss Oilers pomts down Greenup 4 50 <1 n H E l Ur 1 r l 1ted problems of Bowles down Greenup 7 3 rn mr m j n)O! as the maJor a m AI ce u1 \lei dahl '!. ~~ p b f' the nat Qn s Tired of lookJng at dream cars you can t buy' The ears !ppear w1lhout a trace Rear seats that qutckly convert p m Way ne I up r-.1£>1dahl rCl p til you see at the Auto Show and never see agam? Welt Jnto a spac ous cargo compartment Just pop the rear 50 p m li.t:tvcnswood do~~on M I Ph I d 1J a engaged m one then do something aboutlt See the one you can buy buckets down and watch the cargo space go up Thefs dahl 6 30 P n 0 F' Shrarer of he u nlr s ma ss1ve u ban nght now today lilt your Dodge dealers It s Chafger a Charger-breathtaking new leader of the Dodge RebMup Meldahl 7 !.- pm A ton Zf' I.! I'+ 1 1 g ams ha s mn de full stzed fastback act1on car that s all pr med up and hon Unt1l you ve seen 1t you haven t seen everything phyr u Meld<~l 9 40 P n 1 gre t p gress But Mny01 ready to go Wtth VS power Bucket sea ts fore and aft from Dodge for 66 ChargeJ a brawny powerful dream SLew up Medahlll iOpn Janes II J Tate still sees Full length console D1sappeenng headl ghts that d1s car that made lt-au,the way to your Dodge dealer L Esso \\est V r,., ma down f!..'e d:.1ll 2 am 11 100 s dol'+r \ld r1mt .t~nd t>ducat1on inter woVf•n w th unemployment as dahl 4 1 ~ a m We II prepare your ready miXed con l~ b gge~t threat ( allipoll ~ Dam - He len 7. s : 10.1 fJ m 1 achlan MEl( lt n II trot wh d also has made c:rete order to your spectflcations and dehver d v.n 12 00.1 an r hsha \\ ood ~ at 1rogres~ Wilh rac1al It anywhere to town all ready to pour CaU u )Wn JZ 40 3 m Da v d v k t ns on an d urban renewa l e1s down 1 30 am Annr c fe~:l ccordtng to Lee H lis of DODOEDM81011 today our service IS prompt and our prlcea J ont's d vn 2 50 am ovt r tl e f rre Press and Martm up 3 40 11 m Orco do~~~ l'i H ~den of the News that urban are tfie lowest possible am Lucy Jane Lucas 11 5 45 edevelopmnt and bl~ght st1ll am Western :.~p 9 15 a m face the c ty Kanawha runr - A J Pat PollutiOn Pla~ul"t Cltle11 MILL & SECOND STREETS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ten down Wnireld 7 45 pm A1r illld water pollutton Jerry Bosworth np Winfield plague most c t1es Berne Phone WY 2-3284 10 10 p m Allen R Memll Jacobson of the Post lntelligen Mtddleport • #'age Street .town Wmfteld 2 35 am Sea cer and HPn y MarLeod of the t!J Gown Wmf1e\d 3 3S am j Tlmes li•t lh1s as one of 1! . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - J I Sealtle s maJor problems os Angeles has been c IV~ered bv s n OIJ from mdustry and auto mobiles for m::~ny years Mter years of crack down \egts at on the ct l) still su ffers £tom smog New ):ork has the sa me problem r A Cottt Starting a new family-or adding were tm o\vedl en ••pport of otvle orgatdzal10ns Feb 24 Po mer"' rallles to edge LogaR 43-4! Feb 25 - Dr Sehm Blaze. w1cz reelected pres1dent 9f the eoun Problems of the Cities L • A Robinson's Amerl.can CI't•'es. Where 70 Per Cent 0f Us Live. Work, Play, Die, are in Trouble I lJoo6. llllddleport Ia! lloophal atalft Pemoroy 0111114 II ,_.,., Dallu !uperlnludelll, Cnuacll pa95ed ordtnance to Sdullt110Uieado•lllo, Ceo!D ODI .., A hi I da utlve Head end football coacht Mary Arnold 40 of Pomeroy permit Cable-TV tnstallaUon car IICK'ldoal near Tuppers ;~::Jeldc .:v:"~~ :;; Middleport cloWil8 Soutbern bue- killed lD bead-eD Dear July 28 - Melf!ll Couoty Jay- Plalna1 Lab« Dar Jlll'ada held Sen t ballm 4-1 for berth Ja Sectioll- Proctorvtllo. .,.., start all out dnve to Ia PlllntiVJ, A~ll 1 _ Bruce Wallace a- alo of Class A tournament J\UII 25 - Keith JIJggs JIM have Daylight Savlnga Time Is- Sept. 1 _ Pomlro7 Council 'l'h• flnt nin• months of 1965 rev1ewed below chrono- r:::~.~~nty Ftsb aod Game warded ethletta ICholm'ship to u:a~v!:uleo ~.~~ng~ ~·:;;~d~~: !:.::•~.~ ~~~=y ~~~~~~le~~ot 11 eout!Dueolliudj' of proposed g s logically, present a descnpUon of Me.gs county reaching Feb 26 _ Snow Ice cover Marshal! Unlverslty Looters 1 follownog theft ol ears In shoo~ng contest July 30 _ Work started 00 rata tncreue out for a more prosperous healthy future Meigs County Retail sales blt from eastern Meigs CouBty cet other Ohio eounttes Jacketa June 28 - Cooee G Sbellleld f12 000 riverbank Improvement Sept 8 - }!r Homer C AlW(Jys progress seems slow t/ not at a standstill Only 121 6 11 M workhouse sentences ed 3-Z b Belpro In tourua- Rt 1 Long Bottom dies whe• ject fn Pomeroy by Goog donalel funds lot Chi ld 1 I>!! lookmg backward from a vantags point ahead in ttme F bm21 Jon 1Rn 1 eJgs or 64ect Aprl! 3 - Early Rt 113 re- 00wnt 1 Y m•• accidentally disahargea lepro B room to Middleport Llbran i it d'e 7 e ocatlon pro1 led for tretcll men pay •m ros Sepl 10 Airport d , B ..cermble ffl d t B db M 1ocalion expec s M 11 Edward A Stark John Werner named president Jul 31 Lauren Hoffman Rt aJ a ThUJ 1965 read<n shall discover was productiVe o ce opeoe a ff ra ury a from Rock Springs to Burling Po~:ror druggla~ dieo at of Mtddlepor~PomerOJ Rotary I O:.ter -named Metgs County ed for Motgs County thro lt produced a new ktnd of commumty cooperatwn tn the son 5 new post 0 ICe nears com ham Easter Seal letter~ pre- a. Club J Co .. 1 stat• 1011rot1 pletwn ed b Middle t n... nume ury mnu~oner P ful IUCC<&S omeroy Boat Regatta par y por • cumeroy Ma 12 Resignation of olx June 28 - Rev Rick Martin U }1 w1 It showed a small town counc!l such as ls M•rldlepnrt s March Rotary. teach~n .;cepted with regret ordained tn aeremOBles at PomAugmt Sep\ =oy ~' tan move out to enact new hlstortcal changes tn 1ts baszc March 1 - i:lOuthern Eastern April I - Flre causea $12 by Pomeroy School board eroy Episcopal Church Sur August 2 -Middleport Bar- footba M:::ur o:thera lmditton strong attttudes toward cnmmumty hvtng cage teams take stffi:sect10nal 000 damage to Purley KBrr May 13 - Regatta Parade float pr!Be gomg • away party giVen ODS wm Trl County Pnay bama Ea tern deltopsted ~ b lt prove!\ our people want the best m ed1lcatw n for thetr champiOnships m Class A tour home near Chester entries being accepted la Pom- by sports fans for Charles Chan- tournament 24)..4 over Pomeroy ~14t s ea Y young cmd. are wlllmg wtth extenszve state md to p(ly for nament Buddy Moore of Mul- April 6 - Michael Irnbeden eroy cey m game at Syracuse Ball Park Chauncey de it dleporl High wms first learn All 6 aerJou•ly InJured when hlt May 14 _ Elll!lern High ochool June !9 - Joek Carsey re- August 3 - Proposed gaa rate Sept 13 - Mlddleport Pomeroy showed a commumty can prepare !tself fur t1 e SEO honors by car m Minersville Dana honors Jls t&p students Wilma eJected presJdeAt of Pomeroy c Increase in Pomeroy turned feats Rutlaud :12-0 IB opener txpanswn m water borne recreatwn by extenswe tmprove Mar 2 Middleport Pomeroy Snoufer of Pomeroy and John Atherton valedictorian • 1 d of c down J\.flddleport Yankees ~ Sept 14- Judge Frank PGJi. ments 1n 1ts tevee • merger may be gJVen to voters Tannehill Middleport WU\ spell Ken llartung nlutator!an June 30 - Bid ol Go1!1\eln Bros feat Middleport Redlegs 7.jl lor or launches edllCIItlonal sit • Ia The year also fY'OVed the county commun ty has been th1s fall law ofhe1als hunt ou~ mg hee cbamp10nshlps tn re- May ~ _ Royal Oak opeaed to do concrete work on Pome- Kyger Creek LL Tournament plw witll for blgb school wattmg- no one know~ ho v ton{,l- to very adeqwtely pa of county escapees In MeigS' spectlve towns by Horace Karr aear Five rey levee erletlsioa projeot ac- champ10nshtp studeata. lronm a publicly owned hospital so much <n that the hos March 3 A & P manager April 7 - Pomeroy Coech Points cepled August ~ - Nominating petl- Sepl B _ f011101'01 flcbool pitaf ftnd• 1t necessary to plan <In addt twnaf Wi! g B F Parmelee and w1fe Bud B1ckel announce! plans May t7 - Blggeot power fall July tlons filed by tt5 prospective board argl!l 111pport of C<IIISOH• These are but a few of the maJor results of 1965 celebrate 30th ann versary With for the f1rst Panther Tbmclad ore in 1everal years arlpplea July 1 _ f48 001 released candidates In Meigs Dodgen dation proposal OR Nov 2 And The Datly Sentznel thts year fur the ftrst t1me m its company m Middleport squad service In Metgs and two near for Pomeroy x sum of levee are Pomeroy Boys' League Sept 11 _ Dr Harold Brown "Revtew ' 18 leaVIng the last quarter of th~ year for the March 4 Pomeroy church Aprll 8 - Anniversary of by counties New post offices at fadlltits Dr e Brown champions elected to Melga General B01o revlew of 1966 "' ce 1t IS such re cent hJStory ns of thl8 entnes probed by police depar~ Charles Schorn, takmg of the Mason and New llaveo dedlca~ Installed 81 Pomeroy !JoDJ club August 6 - Rev P' r • n k pltal Board; Jon Crow of Souttr January 1 ment last rebel banner Is recalled ed president Cheesebrew and G E Gumther ern team presented tropbJ as Remarkable tn the last quarter of 1965 however was M rch 5 _ Eastern defeats Pomero~ opens baseball season May 18 - Dismantling of St July 2 _ Economic Opportun named to D1str1ct LegiOn posts top Trl Coonty Pooy League the show of cuu11 ty ule coope at2 t1 at made the Fall strong Nelsonvlll 64 56 m sec with 11-() wm over Chauncey en Johns Luthera Church in Jty Plan il.stituted for Meigs August 1-M ddleport Barons batter with fli averaJe an Fohage Tour such a success honal tourney at Athens Jame(' Bruce Stmpson 1 two hitter Pomeroy is underway Margar Gallta clinch Trt County Pony League season Schust.r sentenced to I 21 Apnl 9 - Panthero elub Ottk et Griffith! aamed oounty homo July 1 _ Attorney Fred W champiOnship Sept IT _ Bedlll'd Boyt v cto ry With 60 51 w 11 over Sou years m pemtenttary on auto Hill tor 12-2 win Pomeroy Re- economics extension agent Crow appointed to Ohio Under Au gust 9 - Tour planned for League team presented tropbanuary th larceny charge Igatta expected to attract over May 19 -PHSCharles Chancey gr d p king Co 1 b 600 conservat10msts ol Ohio Llt"- So th "•--tb a11 coach Gov oun James ar RhodesmmMrs SSitn Esy th roug h "eJgs ,1 1es a& ""' u ern ......., Jan 1 - Newly elec 1• d en In ern J,n '9 - Ike Neal Middle- March 6 - Southern ousts 100 boats resigns as •·~ Coun tY champL ty orflr.e holder~ sworn Ill by port pol ceman g ven crecht for Allensville in Sechonals Porn Apfll 10 - Bill Kelly wins to actept post at Marshall Um- ther Bradbury Edwards makes August 10 - William Sellers Judge John C Bacon eroy Cement Block Co offferlng thtrd term as mayor of Hart vers1ty as aJSIStant • d tl to V le of near Racine !IIUTVJves major Sept 18 - Sharon 'Ibllss k 11 h e 1f f n sa\ mg f' o nove y s op wn M Zl !Jor D Schaefer "1500 ona on e rans t t Chlldr H tal ed South .,. ... Sch I J 4-w It S an a er mes prom t r R bert Fife m fire Jan unlun ted FHA new home mon ford W Va ay Memorial Hos !tal SectRd 8 epera ton a en s O!!pl crtwA ern •~-<&U oo ent h1stonan and wr1ter uJ d ev of Pomeroy dies Charles Hay P n !or ren oval of tumor Middle- Homecoming queen, Jackets deRacine passes away L 1 5 of l\1lddleport announce I April 13 - Harrisonville rest man retlrmg Southern School nual Syracuse Pee Wee tolU'ney port Council authonzes $51~000 feat Wahama 18-6 S.Uth.ern Jan 5 _ Ohw Power Com as scout award wmner Mar h 1\ - Eastern tumbled dent Charles Butcher pam District executive bead honor gel!! underway m reveAue bonds Syra6;el downs Southwestern 22-{i East pany announces plans to mvest Jrm 30 - Wtlham Sheehan 145-42 by Albany Southern to1 s ful ly mjured m car accident on ed by teachers July 8 - Four year old Dtana Baseball Park owned bv \Bob ern lose~~ 14-6 ~ North GaiDa 1 $57 m.Hhon in OhiO counties regwna l development mstJtute Oak Hll1 64 46 for berth m Rl 648 May 22 - Clarice Norris an Wadsworth of PhiU.delph!a sav Louks beeom~s ftr• lighted Sept. 20 - Ground breaking Jan 6 - Juvemle brothers of dJrectOI ~predicts bright future Dlstnct tournev Apnl 14 - Pomerey granted nounced as nledictOrlaR and ed from drownmg by Kenneth field in aounty ceremomel held f()r new St Middleport alleged!) mvolved m for M dd eport Mchael Roberts March 9 - Middleport Council $48 000 In stale lid lor boat Gary Walker Salutatorian of Imbodea and Gary Cairns In Paul' Lutheran Chureh In B&E m Gallia County are ap of Pomcroy graduates cum hires Hmsch Co of Cmcmnah launching and recreational pro.- Southern High I Ohio Rlver at Racme August 11 - ConservatloJII !llt1 Pomeroy, Landmark of Pomeprehended after mten sJve hm t laude fr m Oh o Umvers ty as bondmg firm for Village sew ject May 24 - Lmda 8ue Parker Ju1y 7 - Centract let for pervJsors visttlllg iJil Meigs roy, Valley Lumber&: Supply of Jan 7 _ Mr and Mrs Ro- Pomeroy cage team edges Mid age f nan c ng April 15 _ Cong Moeller says is va!ed1ctorien and Michael $875 000 gas plpehne replace applaud area development Mtddleport struck by burglars bert E Lee Racme announced dleport li2 58 M rch 10 - Rt 124 p1 oposed 80 per cent Appalachia Act Steward 1s aalutator1a1 at Rut ment Jn Metgs County by Ohio August 21 - Jenmfer Blaes Panthers smother Rutland 0-H 4 89 parent! of Ftrst Baby of t Februar'} as fneder route for Appalachia Sewage grants are possible for land IFuel Gas Co Middleport Pee lee and Denn e Evans crowned Sept 11 _ Pemeroy C of C Year Contest Edna E Carl e Feb 1 _ Fredenck Crow II( highway Ma~on street black Pomeroy and Middleport May 2.5 ~ Larry Pnce star We& Tournament team takes 7 3 as Me1g9 County J un IM" Fair gees • boat huntmg Har{'l ld D ton Syracuse long time Me gs Syra use has car demolished topp ng IS proposed April ltl - Pomeroy Mayor Southern HJgh school '8tb lete wm over Svracuse Red 1egs wm Haley of Middleport receives ll 1 royil lty for 1965 School teacher dies Don Mul I b h k t M Charles Legar announces Porn accepts scholarship at MarJe~ July 8 Samuel Gayton nam th1rd Middleport Boys League b d d tlfic le rvl \ Jt s IP mo1or1~ ayor March 11 - Red Cross fund ed K C k h h 1 a ge an aer a 1or se ce len named chairman of Me gs Charles Legar f ies for f fth dr vc nets $2 850 97 m Me gs eroy wllJ seek sewenge aid ta new yger ree High c ampmns tp n SIX years to late President Kennedy Democraltc ExecutiVe Com mil term Norman Norns last sec March 12 - Souther n defeats Jaycees launch survey In Meigs May 2'6 - Carla Will of Pom school! pr ndcJphal Vernon Nease Idl Aug~st 13 - Ptomeroy Mid Sept Z2 - MlSSmg Rutland t k April 19 Larry Pn e Sou~ eroy wms achoktrshlp present re e ecte c aJrmaJII of Metgs epor socre v1c ones m open Le ~ d 0 ee ond bas et gives Southern 52~ New Boston 48-47 f9r DJstnct dl A liar f Count Red Cross Cha ter Ma l m round of Oak Hill p on man roy ""'c"s 1oun we11 ern ! pr zed lefty burl! 1 0 no- ed 1by ~~a ho~ ila~Xl y 0 }Or r?modehn ro ecr at the T!rnament y after 188l'cb, James Soulsb\ Jan 8 - Fred B\aettrrar pre w n over M ddleport Pomeroy title IS Class A cage play sented 26 year pm by Pomero edged bv Wahama 4948 Marrh B Fngerprmts ~~~:/~aJnstp~cArthur Rex M~:~ "1:1 _ YFJV/MeJg!l sch!,l First NatJOnaf :an~ of R.acme August 14 - Annual Middle- gets nod for appomtment to Lodge 164 F & AM I Teb 2 - C vde Stewart 83 foUI d m unoccupied Sa I em p g of meroy pitches boards ask for IurVey to a"sure nearly rompleled Rex Cum port Water Shaw held under dl Pomeror Postmaster )ob Jen 9- Two rusller suspects I stobbed m chest With krufe Center home Is evJdence two omeroy to 1-0 victory agamst lvote on consolldatlon mgs of Pomero High Schools recliOA ef Mrs Yvonne Scally Sept M Grace Ep scopal held IR connectlon w1th theft l Carl Platter fi les for Middlepot t We~t Vtrgm1a State PemtentJary ~~dleport annual Easter Egg May 28 _ Eighteen flnahsts Summer 1eagu~ team throws August 15 Amusements be- Churcll gets plans for CP Pnn al 274 of row owned by Alvm Dve Rlil~ or s post $ 000 county escapees were m that section d t hel~ at Middleport Road- prep3re for reg10nal M1ss Am- no hit 1 0 v1ct~ry aga nst l\1id ing set up for 102nd annual observance. Carpenter Mtddleport C of C general fund budget approved of Meigs CoUJ ty Sl e par ertca Pageant ID Pomeroy sum dleport Me gs County F.alr Se t. 16 - M s teachers endorses a rport Eastern wms bv cl nm ss on~rs March 15 Ken Hartung PoApnl ll - Middleport swamps mer kmdergarten cl'asses plan August 17 - Mtddlep6rt AU.. pro~Jse all • out ~ for ;Jp mmth strwg ht game With 62 39 ! Feb 3 Anna Gilland Charles Kn ghb and Roger Spen meroy and in track ned ID Eastern Nortbwesterl July 9 - Ma on County law Stars de(eat Mason 21 to wm proval of PEP Btll Midd epo VIctory over Rutland I \~ 01 ld Guy VIlle area woman Icer of E astern wm All SVAC :~;t i:om,:~:edl25tb anruver SAlisbury School DJstncts :fo~cement authontles probe Sy racuse TL To •rnament Pltcb defeaU!I Nelsonville 18 6 \\ a Jan 11 - Robert CJrder It -s From ra• bron manoxJde l 1onors Apnl :; Galhpols downs May 29- 49 Middleport high Wurg\I~Je~ of two !Mason City mg of Tom Diddle and batting bama beaten by Ravenswood 13 Pomeroy Rt 3 lllJUr d m Kl po n ng and tv.u tl e1s m ser M rch 16 Dr H M Boecks Pomeroy prepsters 10-5 Adolph school students receive d plo- Jul 10 ~~~~~~ ~~~~~ of M ke Jenkms leads Southern 0 Logau defeats Pomeroy 30 6 51g11 ed to 8 6 wm over Latham in Oak Eastern ralties to edge Rutland HUtomobile accident Co1ps f ou (OndJtJOn res Jgns a s Me gs County Health G II kno M ma!l m commencement e1er b Ey CommissiOner DAV honers rucser we w mersY astern H1gh school as t d Md Bng neers announce March 16 ~ cb 4 - Delmar Canadny vtlle resident dies head football coach Hill Pony Tournamen an I 14-12 and Southern bumps Ky p date fer openmg of Ra me J I 'i pel t on for Pomeroy rna' Good CtbZel sh ip v.mners Wll Apnl 23 _Bill Priddy resigns une July 12 M be hi d dleport Barons dump Pomerov ger Creek 24--14 Lo k b1d Ge g v h t h d rna A.therton ClrJr ce Norr1s em rs p car s I6-S c s s or or e aug <~ n o ea Su• Parker Donna Crow and as Southern football coach June 1 - Merrwrml Day ser for 1965 fair put on sale by Sept 28 _ TV Cable ordm Jan 12 - Pledges betng ac Hrart Crusade I county Ho Martha Nicholson Aprd 24 - Charles Hayman VICes conducted lB Pomeroy AI Meigs County Agncultural Soc! August 18 - Harry W Ptck ance a)lprGved b Middlepm t cepled by C of C for Metgs a r bert Burdet!e appo nted Salis announces retirement as execu an Wallace of Middleport High ety John Tannehill f M d ens Racme dies suddenly Co ll for Ant port bu v Trustee Marr h 17 - Roy Reuter sworn I th d Cl A Ohio o I First da} attendance at annual una ennas Jan 13 - J H Grate resigns F b 5 E I arry Moles Na m as Pomeroy counc lman fol tslvhe HI ead of Southern Lec:al Trpacesk Jrl lD ass d1eport Win! three dlvisJonal tl Me igs ('AJunty Fair up l:oo. and the Ohio Vaiiey Publish I as elder of Middleport F ~t t onal Javcce v1ce president IIov.mg resigna 11011 0 f 11 111 llltn c oo DistriCt Jac even ., f'h k Stobart ft ties In Dayten Swnmer Open Augu st 19 - Williams, Na Ing Co B k une ~ uc r Table Tenms Tournament Sept 29 Mro Cednc Clark Umted Presbytertan Church speaks at local dev~lopment l 8 on c Apnl 26 - l..eglslative action m!rly of Middleport JOins Mar J 1 tionw1de ln.o;ur~:~nre SoftbaD March 18 - Rutland residents revtew at 10th anniversary of shaU Univennty coaching ataff u y 13 - Carroll Noms man team wms Olstnct 11 champ- elected Amertcan Cancer Soc! Jan 14 - Amended appropfl h:lnquet atJOn of $131185 approved b'i Feb 6 - Dog tag crackdown up n aLr over water dramage Me~gs OAPSE Chapter Mr June 3 - Wheelmg W Va ager of R H Rawlmgs Sons ionship at Marietta ty president Dav d Ohlinger Ls Middleport council countv Jav thre atened Ill Me gs b} ( ount\ prob em on Salem st General I and Mrs Henry Perry ef New boy apprehended m Ohio Rtver WIR!I Chrysler Motor Corpora August 21 - Jenmfer Blaes- selected chairman of .MJddle~es plan banquet wt!h U S off Clals Ken Hartung s despcr f elrphone Company announces Haven senously injW'ed. in auto at Mmersville after e. bot 4'AI tlon Qullhty Dealer Award County Bank bulldmg at New port RecreatiOn CommJssJon Jumor C af C vice-prestdent d ::i at on s! t at buzzer g ves un n :lJOr tmprovernents £or Porn wreck at Charleston hour chase Papers signed for Amertcan Haven opened m nbbon cut Sept. 30 - Veterans Memorl speakrr beaten Easte rn 57 55 wm over croy area April 27 - PetJtioDJ ask June 5 _ Pomeroy nowllng Wmd Symphony barge to stop tmg ceremon es Mmstrel Ahow al Hospital Trustees announce Jan 15-Grand Jury in ses K\ger Mar ch 19 Former Reeds brtdge across dam at Racine Lanes banquet held many tro- m Pomeroy ends Meigs Fair George Sau plans f 1r 25 30 bed expansion ~ m m Metgs County Court Feb 8 - Eastern loses f rst v ll~ resident Gary Ross Cow Merger of fiVe school distriCts phtes presented July 14 - AI Bewen res1gns er s home run gtvcs Middleport Pomeroy Baptist Church read) house g. me of year 59 53 to big Bel dry 18 murdered m Parkers- m Me1g• Is urged June 7 - Me1go County Com ~• Eastern High Scbi!OI blll!ke~ Barons Oak Hill Pony Tourna to celebrata tooth anntveraary J<~n 16 - Bookmobtle serv1ce pre team b Jrg Apnl 28 - Lawrence A Rupe missiOner Avery Nelso1 d1f aJ eoach ment title offlcwls gd operatiOn under Feb 9 - Boat Regatta plans March 20 - Basketball sea~ of Langsvllle gets certificate ol after two months of 1llnes!t.,.. ta uiy lS--Gary Parsol'll!l assist- August 23 - Attendaace at way three bue billS ret rncd for 1965 ~ n ounced on ends for Southern Tornadoes ment for slogan entered ln June 8 - State School Board llin~ cage mentor at Eastern MeigS Fetr off only 250 0 by grand JUr) Feb 10 - Rae ne Alumni Wllh 58 39 loss to Plam C1ty s state contest announces plan to rev1ew Melgs 8 School last year elevated for prevtous ::.ear despite heavy Jan 18- NelsonvJ\le w ns Btg Assoc ahon heads dnve for Jonathan Alder m Regional Apn\ 29 _ Pomeroy defeats school consqlldatJOD proposal to head eoacb followrng resig rams Rend OOsketball tourney b~ school library books tournament Middleport 4-0 on bitting of June 9- ctmles Bickel nam nabon of Bowen, Middleport August !4 - New Pumper ~eat ng Soutl ern Joseph Bee Feb 1t - Seve n from Mems March 22 - Middleport s John Phil Swindell and two • htt ed head Pomeroy Football wach Board of Eduea!JOII hires three Tanker truck of Middleport Fife gle 59 Racme d s after truck called for Selechvo Service T~nneh 11 v.ms two U S Open pltchmg •f Bruce Simpson June 10 - Jame!l Webb Ra new teachers Pete Sayre tosses Department &mves IH'C dent phys cals table tenms champwnsh1ps Apnl 30 _ Pans alllllllnced cine nat1ve graduates from nohlt no rua game for Racme August 25 _ Middleport asJan 19 _ Jamre Wolfe Ra Feb 12 - Armed 15 year-old March 23 - Ken Hartung of to honor C E Bakesee coun Ohio Stata University Medical over Harnsonv11le m Syracuse sured more federal md for sew c ne takes job as an Asststant Langsville l:ld arrested bv Sher Easlern gams second team UPl ty extensiOn agent for past 25 School Pee Wea Tow-namest erase Mn Edna M Arnold TQ Ohio Attorney General I ff Hobert Harten bach m forgery All Oh o cage team berth and years I June IZ - Staff Sgl VIrgil J July IS - Judge Frank W Augusl 26 - E A Wingett Athens Road died unex(>CC!t<l Jan 20 - Chesl re famtly of mctdents larry Pnce of Southern on April n Cong Moeller pre M'Bnley gets medal for mentor Porter auspeRds d.nver s llcense named new MeJgs County Dem ly Fnday even ng at the ht ten (James Eak ns) homeless Feb 13 - Eastern wms 57 t1 trd team Buddy Moore of diets better times near f 0 r Ius servtce in Vtet Nam of five ln court activity Sev ocratlc Executive Comm1ttee of a daughter Mrs Charles El after ftre Southern defeats \32 over The Plams Southern Middleport gets honorable meA- Meigs durmg Appalact!la dinner June 14 - L W McComas to enth Annual Kyger Creek Toura- chairman replactag Don Mul 10tt m Charleston, w va Southwestern 89 63 takes Wahama 63 61 on Larry t10n 18 Pomeroy Pomeroy 1 Bob retll'e as wperm.teodent of Mid- ament for L1ttiUe Leaguen len who restgned Jan 21 - Commumty lm Pnce s despe111110n JUmper Morch 24 - Oh10 Mental Smith has scholarship to Marl dleporl schools starts August 27 - New Bookmobile The daught.r of th~~a~~· provernent Corporation moves Hardmg A Rood Rt 1 Reeds Health repiesentat ve says etta College June 15- Dr James H Don- July tT - New Regronal headquarter~ opened in Roedel tus D~n and Prts~~ bo eJ to obtam survey of Me gs In IVIlle d1cs m house btaze schools for mentally retarded M ovan Pomeroy dies of heart Bookmoblle for Metgs County BUJidmg Pomeroy Ashw Mrs Amo was rn dustry sJ.tes Bob Crow Porn Feb 15 Pam 0 Br1en Tw1 needed m Meigs 19 Me1gs ay sttack ready tu go on roach Carl De August 30 - Ernestme Wood on Mar 4 1886 She unt11 reo. eroy Panther scnwr s gns a Karr Su:t: e Pru:e and Jack men called for Sele-ct ve Scrvlce May 1 - Four dentists give June 18 - Sidney Jefrers of moskey of Middleport gets no selected as Meigs County cently had restded m the same grant m 81 d at Kent State Um Bostic re gn os high school pre mdu ctwn phys1c<tls ehmc at Pomeroy Elementary New Haven drowns In fall bitter m Pony League play Guernsey Queen fann home m which she v.t~ vers•ty Paul Schuler home at Valentme Royalty m M e 1 g s March 2~ - Damages estl school from barge on Ohio Rtver July W - Rtchard Gress C born havmg returned to U t Portland destroyed by fire I Middleport cagers break long maled at $20 OliO m f1re at May 3 - Semors Suey Park June 17- Hob Clark of Har 0 Fisher a!ld !Jon Mullen nam September resi<ience m l936 She wostha Jan 22 - Clifford Elh• K1mes drought by defeatmg Gallipoll• Guy Cowan home on Wetzgall l er of Rutland Rnd Cha~lesl rtsonvJIIe appot~ted county ed to new Middleport Board of Sept 1 - School conselldatiOJt ~:'" ~~r~ ~~ Ar • Rt 1 HeedsvJ\Ie d1es when 61 58 n overt1me st Phylhs Mdnt~re of Chester Kmght of Eastern win top on eommlSSIODer rep acmg Ave- Publ!a Affatrs problems for proposed new er c n truck sk1ds mitt Ohio flher [ Feb 16 - S11 $1 000 notes to wms county spelling bee cham ors m Jaycees Safe Dr!vmg ryf NMelsonASeven JURedges nalmPed July 21- C 0 Fisher Aamed dlstnct aJr('d oberld wfas~"~S•l!st charteChr mheml Road-e-o mer1ca gwna a eharrman of Muid.leport Board Sept 2 - Federa1 gran1 ask the oNazarene u."' 1 • acuse urc and while at work for Dravo Corp be obt ame d for purchase of p10nsh1p Ma 4 _ MiddJeport ed 88 or et~nt 1ss m Pomeroy Which she et Bellville Locks and Dam pro- new Po meroy f1re truck March 26 - AI Leonard nam Sout:Orn 3-2 10 h h ochool t!set g June 18 _ Boat Regatta un of Public Affairs Southern edg ed m mumc1pal project of her husbaod the tate C1€TIIlo Ject Middleport Mayor Lee Feb 17 Wahama edged 54- ed Me1gs County Cancer Cru ball arne Jg derwa m Pomeroy KeUv Mig les Middleport Barons by 14-12 town hall lor Syracuse vlllage, L Arnold, who died n 16 or Sm1th announces he wtll retire 52 by Spenrer Walter Grueser sade chairman Mfl.g 5 _Clyde 0 Fisher WiAS Co 0 [ Middleport ezpands op- score for Baron 9 ftrst loss Paul Casc1 to head Meigs Coun ganized !rom politics to head Heart Fund Dme m March 27 - Jim R Miller of y I ally In l July n - Jun Johnson nam ty Red Cross Chapter lund Ch h d D d Kn f pr1mary race or mayor era mns d _._ ~a...~ Jl IUI'Vlved b two dau M s Jan 23 - Harry P SmIth I' eJg es Ire an avJ apper o Middle rt VIllage Trtbule paid June 19 - Hundreds View re- e new &dmlmstrator of Meigs w•Jve ~.. y presented 511-year Masome pm Feb 19 - Eastern ends rcgu Pomeroy mJured m automobile to C ~ Blake9lee by large galla parade and MmnJe P•art General Hospital Cla1~nce Stru Sept 3 - Burglar suspect, ghtero, Mra Robert M IRuth l at Pomeroy Lodge C 0 F1sher lar seuson pl ay wilh 111 slate crash at Bradbury gathering for 2S years service Show ble Day observed by Pomeroy Wade Alva Little escapes Mid- Richards Gautpolls Mrs E l!UIOUnces candidacy for Mid by dumpmg \lcArthur 67 55 March 29 - Bernard V Fultz as Meigs County Agricultural June 21 _ Joyce ElanJe Byar Uons Club dleport Village Jail All.SEOAL lya Elliott, Charleston a d dleporC mayor Ea!tera defeats Feb 20 - I omeroy edges elected exei:utJVe comnultee- Extension Agent of Cmcmnati wms MJss South- July 23 _ Over 2 000 hear football player Frank Porter ghter-m-Jaw, Mn Maxine Ar Hannan Trace for lith consec Gallipolis 50-15 Jackson ral man for 17th D1stmt at Ohw May 6 - Pomeroy wms track ern Ohio crown at regatta Re- Amencan Wmd Symphony Con- of Pomeroy to attend Marshall old of the Athens Road ' ut1ve wm hes to beat M1ddleport 77 70 Bar A:ssocJatton meet1ng m meet over Eastern and Waba.ma gatm Weekend termed over cert m Pomeroy Umvtrs ly grandchilchu'l 3Dd four grea Jan 2S - Worst flfl! In near Gen Curtis Le\toy relirmg Arr Colombus • Moy 7 _ OpmJOn poll by whelmmg success Jennifer July 24 - Second Wmd Sym Sept 4 - Me1gs County takes grllldclolldreu Besides her hu 1y two decades m Middleport Force Ch1ef of S all has Me1gs March 30 - Shenff • Depart Meigs Jaycees Indicate major 1ICrew of Pomeroy runner up phony Concert held for crowd share of honora at Ohio Stale band. a danghter Ollve P hurno FUe ' Novelty Stare background ment busy lnv<Stlgatmg sever ty want Pomeroy Middleport m pageant estimated at 3 000 Fair With llichard Koblenll In ceded her In death In mfal Southern Tornadoes beat Porn Feb 22 - Ra1mnnd Huron al loohngs and a B&E at East to consotidale Eastern High June 22 - Pomeroy Counetl July 25 - McArthur wfns Sy leadership award Wahamal and a !Mil, Gnld Jtetth, dl< eroy 70-57 Betleville Racme pastor .of Dexter Chmttan ern High School school holds All Sports Ban to ask for addotional grant lor racuse Pee Wee Tournament White Falcons downs Buffalo 13- m lBI7 Locks Jobs In presldenl s bud Chureh d1es m c 1r wreck at March 31 - V1enna W Va que! Clance Norris of Southern Iriverbank tmprovements woth 13 2 VIctory over M1ddle 6 m area football open01 l'uneral oemOM will bo co' set lor 11166 Steubenville police arrest two MeigS men High School WinS MeigS Coun- June 23 - Guy E Guinther port Sept 7 - R H flawUngo oae ~ • s so p.m., MOIIday al Jan 28 - CIC geta go-ahead Feb 23 - Waterworks pur- as suspects tn numeroua thefts ty PTA award for 65 Middle elected to second term as com July. Tl - Middleport Council of the worlds top oommunlca- tilt Ewlll« ~!lome wheJe from Pomeroy C of C ta head chase proposed at Mtddleport In MetgS llravo Corporations port wins llfst night track ITlllnder of Pomeroy Drew Web- propos., $515 000 m sew~rage tions executives dies from ur frloDtll may ..,ume. otrport project C of C meet ng Proposal for bid of over 128 million low for meet over Pomeroy j ster Amertcan Legton Post bonds Dr John M Grubb M JUnea suffered In fall doWII Burilll IIIII .. Ia Boocb Grove JIIQ. a7 - ~tern taea 12th new rest home m Pomeroy cov· new Racine Locka. l4lQi RoAaltllloelll 81 J\1111 :16 - ClariiiCt Tbom D, named 1o Vetettllll llemor buemem aleJll .. ~ Or 11ta SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE ' A ril - II I I ) f ..n • a- I �• • • " lla~~y ~. P~Mneroy-Mlddleport, ·ij.> . means • yo1/ highest ltrl S·l·R-1! -T·C·H lht whclle menth throl)ftl. And don't fergtt qullity fNdl 1t lower price1 to help err yovr food dol- 1.1 •• cza • • • fw you• family. to, tnt "edr•" lhlntt you n..d tfrttch your food dol/art twe Wl'r'l with Strltill Fresh Whole lb. Center Cut Lofn Dtllvtrtd fruh lrtm LAMB CHOPS lb. ORANGE JUICE Tm Pocked Jb• 31e Cut Up ....................... •• ·- It LARD ----- ,. 3 ~:;. $1.79 SCOTT TOWELS White LEG QUARTERS .... ••· 35c BREAST QUARTERS .......•. 39c or jtsst'd. Colm·s FRESH or FRESH FROZEN FRYER PARTS lb . - ~ -·------ MEAT LOAF 69c - - -- --- - - - -lb. ·FREE 50 YALUAILI COUPON ~ ~~IXT<A 201!·cf. rolls Kroger Round or "" '... C'ooor<o""-~ 5 loa"'' Kr•r lll·"' White Bread or Legs •. -__ . _. Wings __ -___ _ Armour Shortening WHITE BREAD ,. l6·o1 . ROUND ""'"" Jt- Exp. lltl.f~; ) Fresh Frying Chicken Fre1h Ground VEGETOLE 50 To, lb. V•lut CUll Giblets _____ . _ Drumsticks __ . St1mpt witlr Counlt-y Club lb. 45c Breasts----- .. lb. 29c Backs & Necks lb. 29c Livers ••... _-. •• 89c lb. 49e Thighs . __ ...• ., 49c ~. 24 x 3i W1lnut Finished Auorttd IY~·Ib. PINTO BEANS • ..~ K,...or Plolll & S. R, Flour _. _•.•. ___ . __25 :!:. $1.79 Goo4'NIIttli All Purpose White 1 POTATOES ORANGE JUICE ..... . No, 1 SWEET CORN .. L."·:· ~·".dt:, PRUNES gal :"l:y.E:" •• Sun1wMI Medium Sltt I I I I I I • • I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 59c Size ~ Luncheon Meat-----··· 1 ':· Kroter All Ft.vOf'l 5 39c 2p~~. 59c Ice Milk or Sherbert •. _ .:; 49e ears l!lhnort Margarine ................. . 7 •k••· $1 Dental Cream •_. _. _- :....~. 69c l-Ib. .~ Colplo YALUULI FREE 50 FREE so 50 1 · 14-oz jar or 1 ] lb, un KROGER COFFEE Exp, l/8/ !16 49c 1-20 oz . Fto1•n JIFFY Sn;AKS txp. 1/8/llft I pk,., luUI• art, . MUT ITIMI EJIII. 1/81. . . .. , miN VARtm Ell>. any A,LII 1/8/18 CREAM CHEESE 3·0I. PKO. Donald Duck Frozen ·< Orange Juice Are InJUred Makes the Big Difference ... Costs Less, Too! Mt.lo (.'aldwell n·Ies Fri.day c In Accident Af ReSt HOme FOREMAN ABBOTT ' . • . '..X ' . . ' '',' ' ' ' ; '' .. . . " . ;"" I ' ': ~-..:~ LET INGELS DO IT! UPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S Stand•rd ----·-·--· Philadelphia Three persons Pllltbury « lellar-.1 Hygract. Fr1'day .' Golden Sleep Supreme Salad Dressing __ 3••.. $1 Biscuits . _.....•...•• 12 :=;; $1 No. • OAN On Sunday . Pineapple ·······--·- 6 ~~ $1 lrR $( 7 Tomatoes 300 1 K_.ll .... ll. s. LUSH $12·" Embassy II~ 2R CakeMixes •••••.•..• lO ::_ $1 Pure 49c •· 53c ,... • !lot. .. For Mr. Roush lOc ••••••• /Jried GROUND BEEF Service Held 49c BEEF orSTEW FRUIT COCKTAIL ....~: ... .. s~~ s1 CHILl WITH BEANS PILLSBURY FLOUR . 5 ~< 49c cans FRAMED PICTURES ••••••• ... S5.99 Complete Your Set Of Sheffield Dinnerware This Week At Kroger I FRESH- LEAH THE SHOE BOX EVAPORATED MILK ...K:: .... 81:: Sl Coupon Yl U. 5, GOV'T, INSPICITID PomeroyE-R Unit Makes 8" BOOT •••••• 4 ...... 79c M M Kenz1e• Of p Omeroy D'Ies sat urday 1 Fresh Frying Chicken Smoked Pltctl MON., TUfS. & WfD. Her tht f1rm dally. Wonder Brand Fresh Frozen ood Announced Dtes Frtday I h. B.\CON ENDS Seeks Appeals Court Seat I Pomeroy RD U. S. Gov't. Inspected LEG-0-LAMB .... 79c LAMB STEAKS ... 99c c I Results are Mrs Tracy of ..:,...,r F,...h 2 oz. steaks J. ~arl Pratt, Southpoint, I - Krottr't lowtr prl~ ''" TOP VALUI ITAMPI. CUBE STEAKS Rine-r hart, 59, also a passena:er reeerved abrasions of the face, tne . PT. PLEAsANT - Crty po- Patrol ,.id. lice_ investigated I two-vehicle Spire& received a bead bump. a<'CJdent Sunday 5 p.m. at the Spires was c1ted to Meigs Counintersection of Jefferson _Blvd .. ty Court on charg~s of ex:ces- ~ and Mason Blvd ., resulting m sJve speed roc road conditions. 1 an l!!ltimated $600 propert y da_ MAKE TWO RUNS J, liiarl Pratt, of South Point, Dean, a Lawrence County school A total of "'128 ~ h" bean I mage but no personal injury. J.awrence county, announced IJ>o teacher. Daughter Margaret al- ntrlbu1ed I<! the .Mel•o Coun· The mishap occurred when a PT PI EASANT - The local day ..._ 'II be candida'- at so taught school She Is marne<! co • ·k k d· b J 0 · · ·· n• WI . a . IC" • • So 11 Poln ty Tuberculostl and Health As- PIC up true riven Y · · volunteer fire department made the Muy pnma;-y electmn _this to Ralph _R. Kelley. ut h I sociatlon in the annual Christ- Moreland, ~ · ~·- 603 Main Street two ruus Saturday but both · year. to becom. the Republican Pharmactst. 'They ha.v_e t ~~ mas seal sale. Itraveling South on Jefferson was Iires wre under control when ! 1attempting lo turn onto Mason ! n10unee for Juclge of the Ceurt children . Son Dean lS marne . · n nf AppealJ of the Fourtl} Ohio to Barbara Metzger of Akron. Mrs. Manning Kl~s. tx.ecu-\ Blvd., .and turned in the p~thl the firemen umved. A ca wes l District, which iocludel counties and they also hav'- three child- tlv~ 1ecretary, reported th~t ; of a north bound car driven I receh•ed to go to the local of sou them Ohio. ren. Dean and Barbara are both the amoLint WBS received mI b P 1 1 S H t 18 2214 . Moose Home on Second Street• Mr .Pratt was 1 eandldate t11 sraduates of Ohio University of ' 1,807 respon!leB to letters mall-, 1 ~tr c a ~e un 'M ' 1 d when• a minor blaz.e was de· tl~l! May I~' primary election Athens . ed in November. The third and · ~trednonf veinhuel. 1 ore 8 ? ! teeted around the furnace. The • PJ'I ' · toll 1 M · was c1 or r g -o -wav V1o- 1 fat judge of this same Oourt, Mr. Pratt's an~estors wer~ final . ow-up etter ~o IIIJ.s lalion. ~ h_la:le was _extinguished be!ore but loat to Gordon Gray of Ath- all Colonial Amencans, & were Counhans who have m prev1- . firemen arnved and only mmor ens by a vote o£ 24,978 for Gray httre long before Lhe Amet"lcan ous years eontributed w_lll be i damase done. The second calli 41 23,ZIIO for Pratt. It W81 the Revolution. His greot great molted nOll week. ApprOXImate-; was for a brush fire on the second try by Mr. Gray tor the grandfather Marshall Pratt was ly 4.200 letters ('Ontain\ng seals 1 Everett Gill !arm at Gallipolis • office. the brat by Mr. Pratt. with George Washlnston in the were processed ill the original ! F'erry, buL the blue wa1 out There oro u.-..e Judi.. on thlo battle of Great Meadows . lor mailing. I when they arrived. ·- - - --1 Court. One Jud&e io elocted ,.,. Fort Necessrty) near Prtts- ~ The total to dale to about ery two yean. bursh on_July 3, 1?44. Washing. f500 under Jallt year' I receipts. • • Mr. Pratt haa pradlcod law Ion was a Colonel. Pratt was ai Mrs. Kt... reported. Chairman in Ironton since January, 1928, Jow ly pr1v.ate. Washington wart of this year's drive is Mr1. Ed· Before bocoming a lawyer he !!2 yrs. old. Pratt was 19 years no Stewart ol Reedsville. Mn. Eva Luut.. Tracy, 69, taught iChtJol, l•ter on was • old. Washmgton was w;althy. Chrlslrn" gUts for Meigsl Pomeroy Roo~ t, died Friday Treasury Depa•·tment Auditor Pratl was poverty s~rlcken. I County's elght patients at the afternoon at Veterans Mernorin WashlJiilon •nd a Title Ewn· J. Earl Prall ,.)S thai the Southeast 'l'llllereulosts H01ptt- ial Hoopltal. Cover formerly mer in Cleveland and Akron. He only thmG that he can thmk 01 al in Nelsonville were provided Surviving are her husband. graduated In Law at the Nation· that now puis Marshall Prall through the moclatlon. Io addi- Emmett and the following cbil· uaed on •79.150 al University Law School in ahead of George Washington i! tion to the research education dren Melvin Merlin Mrs. ThelPoaturepedle* Washlngton in June 19Z4, and that Marshall Prall h., ' .great and treatment prog;ams o! t~ . rna Eblin a~d Mrs. 'Freda Ruswas admllled 14 the Bar of the great _grandson. iWashmglon group, the local unit annually !' sell, ail of Pomeroy ; Mrs. Beat. ; plus our moat District of Colwnbta. was childless). Hwards a nursing scholarship rice Davis Langsville and Mi ss I ooatly de•p Mr. Pratt ha.s had a vast ex~ But Mr. Pratt doe!! no be· j The purchase of some equip: Jean Tra~y Texas moth· pe-rlence. ln ~U phases of the lleve that the greatness of our Iment for the Veterans Mernor- er. Mrs. lk>rlha Ni~meyer, Mid'lllilthar law dutu>g his many yearo of country derlve5 from any super- . . practice .. !ft addition to hiS trial iority of our Colonial anceston . 181 Hospital has also _been ap· dlepo1 t. a lao surviv~. work in Ohio, he has appeared over the immigrants and partly I pr~wed by the necuhv& com- 1'~~1 mvtces wtll be con- ~ before the Courts of Wesl Vir- who have since arrived. Hl! lm•ttee. (duc.Lt " ~~p.m. Monday at the , ginla Kentucky New York, Cal- does believe that partly through 1 Ewmg : unel'81 ~orne ~llh .the· ifornia, Michigan, Illinois, Flor· mere accident and partly Rev· Eu,gene Gill OffLclBtmg. ida ond the Diltrict ol Colum· through deliberate and wise plan rS, C Burial will be in the Rock bia . He has also been admitted ning the Constitutional con· Spr~.B Cemetery· Fnend1 ~ay to practice beftre the Supreme vent ion of 1787, ml'fling at call at the funeral home at anyCourt oi the United States. I Philadelphia, creatod I he great. time. Mr. Pratt has a wile, two ed form of government ever children and six erandchildl'tl1. designed by mao. He think s lhr" He ""' married in 19'l8 I<! Edna ' is lhe rea"'n that we have out- -- - · __ _1 stripped the world in the abillly 5 1 T R hid I to provide our people with the I Mrs. Bertha McKenzie, eon.I P c• 1 " IW • greatest abundance of the com· dor St., died Saturday at Veterforts of life ever known on this ans MemoriaJ Hospital. planet, while at the same time I She was a member of Theo· : living with the greatest fre. -ldorus_ Council Daughttrs of ! · UnS Cushion Insole-Caulk : dom . Amenea and was a past coun-1 ! He ha!!l little patience wilh sello!' of the group, Magnolitt I Mrs. Ralph Parker, Sumner , Welt. Crepe Solo those politicians whe through ig.: Temple Pythlan Sisters and Road, was Laken to Holzer Hos-'l SIJ:u norance and wlthQUt any op- was • past chief o1 the lodga. pllal by ambulance Friday af· predation for the reasons back Surviving are a daughler. terrK>on. The Pomeroy Emergen-1 of Its basic structure a~ con- Mrs. 'Theria Hendrix. Middle- cy Squad answered a call to , stantly tryinJ to change our ! port: three aons. John and Don· the residencl! and later an am- ' Con"titution. aid, both of Pomeroy, and Rob· bulance was summoned. \1rs.' Middleport, 0. - -- I' ert, Columbus, 17 sr•ndrblld· Parker was believed to b• suf· ren and a number of ereat- fering from • heart ailment. 1grandchtldnm. EArlier Friday afternoon the She was preceded In death squad went to the horne of Mrs. by her hiiSband, Michael, who Mike McKenzie, Condor St., and died bee. 10. and a son, James. transported Mn. McKenzie to Funeral services are to be Veterans Memorial Hospital held at 2 p.m. TuesdBy at the where she wa1 admitted for med Ewing FUD.ea-al Home, with the ical treatment. EXTRA FIRM I PT. PLEASANT-Funeral ser- Rev, Donald Boone officiating. Early Friday evening, \ ice for Harry D. Roush, 76, of t Burial 15 to lKt m Bf.ech Grove Pomeroy Fire 705 Viand Streel, was held Sun· I Cemetery. was called to t~ Dead Man 's day 2 p.m. in the Crow-Hussell1 Friends may ('Ill at the fu. CUrve area to extin&uisb a Funeral Home. Burial followed ! neral homt~ . brush fire. in Lone Oak cemetery. The D ol A lodge will hold , . . - -- - • Rich hu~y itcorator covtr Mr. Roush, retire~ Pt. ~lea- servi('es tonight at 6:30 at the [ • PJ.!ffy scroll qulltint sant businessman, died Frrd~y funeral horne and Pylhian SIS· • (ift:ttlrds~tftduaginKmdgts noon an Pleasant Valley Hosplt· . ters services will be at 7 p.m., . • DLirO fl;~nge eonstruction al after '8 12 day ntnes!ll. He al~o tonight at the tuneral hom1:·j • was fnrmerly eSBociated with , Roush Motor Sales for 30 year8 i and was secretary and tmsur-1 er of the Firm. ... He was born Ociober 20, 1889 in New Haven son or the late l Okey and Zurmehley Lietwtter l I Heavy damages were tncur" H11t111 • C111111 Roush. He was a member or , red to a car .and_~e.e ~rsoos • Ceoklnc • Clttllts DIJ- the Christ Episcopal Church. I received minor LD]Uraes m Surviving we his wife Emile I aCCident on Route 124, one I DJ • W•tu Nut111 Steinbach Roush; one : daua:h· west or the junction of Route • Dishwlshlnc • lacirttr· ter, Mrs. Charles Henry (Jeiin) M1lo Caldwell. 84. died at the 3~ earl~ Saturday morning, the and allen • 0Yttloer lll~tla1 Stone, Pt. Pleasant: one brother, Kimes Rest Home in Athens State Hi«bway PaU:ol repor~ . Chester Roush, Pt. Pleasant; Friday noon. He was a lifelong Driver of the vehicle whtch COLUMIJIA GAS one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Dar- resident of l'upj)@r!l Plain!!!. went out of control and struck Jymple, St. Petenburg, F la ., He was the son l>f Geotge a brid&~ was Ralph H. Spires, OF OHIO, INC. ·. ond two gunddaught•rs. and Martha Siver! CaldweU, and •48, Covmrton Route I. Charles Mlddl•porl, 0, ... __ __··- -----·---~ · - ------ · -- . was born near Tuppers Plalns. Rinehart, 58, Ray Route l, a · He had been 1 farmer all his passenger received abrasions o( ', ~-· .,: ~ •'•' •\'<' ' J , •• t!Uy Krottr 1ivt1 you tM ntra bonut of free Top Y1iut St4n1p1. UM your ttl'"fll ._ buy • j' PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS/ MontkfY chiiCkl 90 further when yw shop Kroger, Kroger JIVH Accident Sunday b Investigated . the forehead and Ruth I PREMIUM QUALITY POULTRY LIMITED BUDGET'! Seal Sale n~:_!: __,~ 7 e .. ' ' Linoleum . , . Inlaid VInyl Flocr roYeriDJ for av.ry kind ot floor. lett patt.rna. ProftAJoaal installation bJ 111, or do It YOIII"Hil. CaU WY 2-218& lor lrto Hd· I lire . ~ at the Cbrlstian Church In Tup- 1 pen Plains Sunday at 1 p.m.,: with the R~v. Freland Norris : efficiatin11. Burial wa!l in the Tuppers Plalrw Cemetery. male, WALL·TO.WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAGU kporl 111r.Ullloo Botlllaetiol GuariPteed INGELS FURNITURE M"ETING CAU.ED The Township Tru!lt@et and Cerk1 Association will meet Tburltday Jan. tl, lilll a p.m. at the Second Word Fire House, Pomeroy. Bernard Fult• will bo the speaker. There . will be · election of officers. All Trustees 1 and Cltrkl art ureed to llttnd .. ·- ---- -- ·-· I GmiNGUPi INIGHTS ARGARINE by ' He is survived a d:;:~~ t..·. raye Kirkhart. M. Ind. He had been making home with his daughter, until few months ago when he moved to the rest homto. He Is also sun~ived by two granddau. ghters, Barbara Spencer, Thorn· ville; and Martha Tustell, Long Botlom; and ooe grendson, Roger Kirkhart, ..stationed with the Air For('e in New )lexim : nin e a:reat -grandchildren. Funeral MVIces were held ,' I Cloverbloom =~::ANY I ••t ••Ill• 1111 lenst ud unur frQ• WI AUt( ll, o;om ..oJt Jgfntr 1r ll&tlcltt lr• rnatttu onca IICMiu ud tftq'ltll~ PNIIIU llo~h CIJ MC:i!ll·~· leH11411· ar~!r,. " ' mr, 1oM ll.et~~ wUtr frtrn JIIMIM"'- Mhdiill .a til .:d. tlrM. , lltprlllltl, lD MM. IUUt.tlta, CYITalt •"••II' lni•J• ,.. ~ rtlarlnc ,...,.,.n t:r .urblnl 1"1~\tlll IKIPI 111 rlrtnl, tthl 11J~~t_~t IW llli1HI4 .JIIII rt(ltl. Otl 9TITI& " .., ....q.u,. , ........ ,... ·WART TO GET % lb. SQUARED AWAY? Expem agrM ... now Is th• titm~ to aquare up ancl malce a f,..h n•w start. Clean up bills and debts and have •v•rythlng in one convenient loan. Haft I • to pay out and more for yourMif 011 pay days. ONIONS Don't heeitaJe hi call. There Is no obligation. OMJ thrifty budg•t loan -\ will cut your payments. Call for cash and set along much baHer In '66. ITY OAN BAB SIVIN !EAI ITALIAN SALAD DSESSING A UYINCOS CO. 125 E, M•ln St. lb. WY 2·2171 ~~~: 37c lEVIN SIAS CREAMY FRENCH SALAD DRESSING 8 i~~· 33c NAIISCO CHOCOLATI CMIP Or1t Cremt Stnl. Chocolate Pllwh... PKG. " 49c " �• • • " lla~~y ~. P~Mneroy-Mlddleport, ·ij.> . means • yo1/ highest ltrl S·l·R-1! -T·C·H lht whclle menth throl)ftl. And don't fergtt qullity fNdl 1t lower price1 to help err yovr food dol- 1.1 •• cza • • • fw you• family. to, tnt "edr•" lhlntt you n..d tfrttch your food dol/art twe Wl'r'l with Strltill Fresh Whole lb. Center Cut Lofn Dtllvtrtd fruh lrtm LAMB CHOPS lb. ORANGE JUICE Tm Pocked Jb• 31e Cut Up ....................... •• ·- It LARD ----- ,. 3 ~:;. $1.79 SCOTT TOWELS White LEG QUARTERS .... ••· 35c BREAST QUARTERS .......•. 39c or jtsst'd. Colm·s FRESH or FRESH FROZEN FRYER PARTS lb . - ~ -·------ MEAT LOAF 69c - - -- --- - - - -lb. ·FREE 50 YALUAILI COUPON ~ ~~IXT<A 201!·cf. rolls Kroger Round or "" '... C'ooor<o""-~ 5 loa"'' Kr•r lll·"' White Bread or Legs •. -__ . _. Wings __ -___ _ Armour Shortening WHITE BREAD ,. l6·o1 . ROUND ""'"" Jt- Exp. lltl.f~; ) Fresh Frying Chicken Fre1h Ground VEGETOLE 50 To, lb. V•lut CUll Giblets _____ . _ Drumsticks __ . St1mpt witlr Counlt-y Club lb. 45c Breasts----- .. lb. 29c Backs & Necks lb. 29c Livers ••... _-. •• 89c lb. 49e Thighs . __ ...• ., 49c ~. 24 x 3i W1lnut Finished Auorttd IY~·Ib. PINTO BEANS • ..~ K,...or Plolll & S. R, Flour _. _•.•. ___ . __25 :!:. $1.79 Goo4'NIIttli All Purpose White 1 POTATOES ORANGE JUICE ..... . No, 1 SWEET CORN .. L."·:· ~·".dt:, PRUNES gal :"l:y.E:" •• Sun1wMI Medium Sltt I I I I I I • • I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 59c Size ~ Luncheon Meat-----··· 1 ':· Kroter All Ft.vOf'l 5 39c 2p~~. 59c Ice Milk or Sherbert •. _ .:; 49e ears l!lhnort Margarine ................. . 7 •k••· $1 Dental Cream •_. _. _- :....~. 69c l-Ib. .~ Colplo YALUULI FREE 50 FREE so 50 1 · 14-oz jar or 1 ] lb, un KROGER COFFEE Exp, l/8/ !16 49c 1-20 oz . Fto1•n JIFFY Sn;AKS txp. 1/8/llft I pk,., luUI• art, . MUT ITIMI EJIII. 1/81. . . .. , miN VARtm Ell>. any A,LII 1/8/18 CREAM CHEESE 3·0I. PKO. Donald Duck Frozen ·< Orange Juice Are InJUred Makes the Big Difference ... Costs Less, Too! Mt.lo (.'aldwell n·Ies Fri.day c In Accident Af ReSt HOme FOREMAN ABBOTT ' . • . '..X ' . . ' '',' ' ' ' ; '' .. . . " . ;"" I ' ': ~-..:~ LET INGELS DO IT! UPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S Stand•rd ----·-·--· Philadelphia Three persons Pllltbury « lellar-.1 Hygract. Fr1'day .' Golden Sleep Supreme Salad Dressing __ 3••.. $1 Biscuits . _.....•...•• 12 :=;; $1 No. • OAN On Sunday . Pineapple ·······--·- 6 ~~ $1 lrR $( 7 Tomatoes 300 1 K_.ll .... ll. s. LUSH $12·" Embassy II~ 2R CakeMixes •••••.•..• lO ::_ $1 Pure 49c •· 53c ,... • !lot. .. For Mr. Roush lOc ••••••• /Jried GROUND BEEF Service Held 49c BEEF orSTEW FRUIT COCKTAIL ....~: ... .. s~~ s1 CHILl WITH BEANS PILLSBURY FLOUR . 5 ~< 49c cans FRAMED PICTURES ••••••• ... S5.99 Complete Your Set Of Sheffield Dinnerware This Week At Kroger I FRESH- LEAH THE SHOE BOX EVAPORATED MILK ...K:: .... 81:: Sl Coupon Yl U. 5, GOV'T, INSPICITID PomeroyE-R Unit Makes 8" BOOT •••••• 4 ...... 79c M M Kenz1e• Of p Omeroy D'Ies sat urday 1 Fresh Frying Chicken Smoked Pltctl MON., TUfS. & WfD. Her tht f1rm dally. Wonder Brand Fresh Frozen ood Announced Dtes Frtday I h. B.\CON ENDS Seeks Appeals Court Seat I Pomeroy RD U. S. Gov't. Inspected LEG-0-LAMB .... 79c LAMB STEAKS ... 99c c I Results are Mrs Tracy of ..:,...,r F,...h 2 oz. steaks J. ~arl Pratt, Southpoint, I - Krottr't lowtr prl~ ''" TOP VALUI ITAMPI. CUBE STEAKS Rine-r hart, 59, also a passena:er reeerved abrasions of the face, tne . PT. PLEAsANT - Crty po- Patrol ,.id. lice_ investigated I two-vehicle Spire& received a bead bump. a<'CJdent Sunday 5 p.m. at the Spires was c1ted to Meigs Counintersection of Jefferson _Blvd .. ty Court on charg~s of ex:ces- ~ and Mason Blvd ., resulting m sJve speed roc road conditions. 1 an l!!ltimated $600 propert y da_ MAKE TWO RUNS J, liiarl Pratt, of South Point, Dean, a Lawrence County school A total of "'128 ~ h" bean I mage but no personal injury. J.awrence county, announced IJ>o teacher. Daughter Margaret al- ntrlbu1ed I<! the .Mel•o Coun· The mishap occurred when a PT PI EASANT - The local day ..._ 'II be candida'- at so taught school She Is marne<! co • ·k k d· b J 0 · · ·· n• WI . a . IC" • • So 11 Poln ty Tuberculostl and Health As- PIC up true riven Y · · volunteer fire department made the Muy pnma;-y electmn _this to Ralph _R. Kelley. ut h I sociatlon in the annual Christ- Moreland, ~ · ~·- 603 Main Street two ruus Saturday but both · year. to becom. the Republican Pharmactst. 'They ha.v_e t ~~ mas seal sale. Itraveling South on Jefferson was Iires wre under control when ! 1attempting lo turn onto Mason ! n10unee for Juclge of the Ceurt children . Son Dean lS marne . · n nf AppealJ of the Fourtl} Ohio to Barbara Metzger of Akron. Mrs. Manning Kl~s. tx.ecu-\ Blvd., .and turned in the p~thl the firemen umved. A ca wes l District, which iocludel counties and they also hav'- three child- tlv~ 1ecretary, reported th~t ; of a north bound car driven I receh•ed to go to the local of sou them Ohio. ren. Dean and Barbara are both the amoLint WBS received mI b P 1 1 S H t 18 2214 . Moose Home on Second Street• Mr .Pratt was 1 eandldate t11 sraduates of Ohio University of ' 1,807 respon!leB to letters mall-, 1 ~tr c a ~e un 'M ' 1 d when• a minor blaz.e was de· tl~l! May I~' primary election Athens . ed in November. The third and · ~trednonf veinhuel. 1 ore 8 ? ! teeted around the furnace. The • PJ'I ' · toll 1 M · was c1 or r g -o -wav V1o- 1 fat judge of this same Oourt, Mr. Pratt's an~estors wer~ final . ow-up etter ~o IIIJ.s lalion. ~ h_la:le was _extinguished be!ore but loat to Gordon Gray of Ath- all Colonial Amencans, & were Counhans who have m prev1- . firemen arnved and only mmor ens by a vote o£ 24,978 for Gray httre long before Lhe Amet"lcan ous years eontributed w_lll be i damase done. The second calli 41 23,ZIIO for Pratt. It W81 the Revolution. His greot great molted nOll week. ApprOXImate-; was for a brush fire on the second try by Mr. Gray tor the grandfather Marshall Pratt was ly 4.200 letters ('Ontain\ng seals 1 Everett Gill !arm at Gallipolis • office. the brat by Mr. Pratt. with George Washlnston in the were processed ill the original ! F'erry, buL the blue wa1 out There oro u.-..e Judi.. on thlo battle of Great Meadows . lor mailing. I when they arrived. ·- - - --1 Court. One Jud&e io elocted ,.,. Fort Necessrty) near Prtts- ~ The total to dale to about ery two yean. bursh on_July 3, 1?44. Washing. f500 under Jallt year' I receipts. • • Mr. Pratt haa pradlcod law Ion was a Colonel. Pratt was ai Mrs. Kt... reported. Chairman in Ironton since January, 1928, Jow ly pr1v.ate. Washington wart of this year's drive is Mr1. Ed· Before bocoming a lawyer he !!2 yrs. old. Pratt was 19 years no Stewart ol Reedsville. Mn. Eva Luut.. Tracy, 69, taught iChtJol, l•ter on was • old. Washmgton was w;althy. Chrlslrn" gUts for Meigsl Pomeroy Roo~ t, died Friday Treasury Depa•·tment Auditor Pratl was poverty s~rlcken. I County's elght patients at the afternoon at Veterans Mernorin WashlJiilon •nd a Title Ewn· J. Earl Prall ,.)S thai the Southeast 'l'llllereulosts H01ptt- ial Hoopltal. Cover formerly mer in Cleveland and Akron. He only thmG that he can thmk 01 al in Nelsonville were provided Surviving are her husband. graduated In Law at the Nation· that now puis Marshall Prall through the moclatlon. Io addi- Emmett and the following cbil· uaed on •79.150 al University Law School in ahead of George Washington i! tion to the research education dren Melvin Merlin Mrs. ThelPoaturepedle* Washlngton in June 19Z4, and that Marshall Prall h., ' .great and treatment prog;ams o! t~ . rna Eblin a~d Mrs. 'Freda Ruswas admllled 14 the Bar of the great _grandson. iWashmglon group, the local unit annually !' sell, ail of Pomeroy ; Mrs. Beat. ; plus our moat District of Colwnbta. was childless). Hwards a nursing scholarship rice Davis Langsville and Mi ss I ooatly de•p Mr. Pratt ha.s had a vast ex~ But Mr. Pratt doe!! no be· j The purchase of some equip: Jean Tra~y Texas moth· pe-rlence. ln ~U phases of the lleve that the greatness of our Iment for the Veterans Mernor- er. Mrs. lk>rlha Ni~meyer, Mid'lllilthar law dutu>g his many yearo of country derlve5 from any super- . . practice .. !ft addition to hiS trial iority of our Colonial anceston . 181 Hospital has also _been ap· dlepo1 t. a lao surviv~. work in Ohio, he has appeared over the immigrants and partly I pr~wed by the necuhv& com- 1'~~1 mvtces wtll be con- ~ before the Courts of Wesl Vir- who have since arrived. Hl! lm•ttee. (duc.Lt " ~~p.m. Monday at the , ginla Kentucky New York, Cal- does believe that partly through 1 Ewmg : unel'81 ~orne ~llh .the· ifornia, Michigan, Illinois, Flor· mere accident and partly Rev· Eu,gene Gill OffLclBtmg. ida ond the Diltrict ol Colum· through deliberate and wise plan rS, C Burial will be in the Rock bia . He has also been admitted ning the Constitutional con· Spr~.B Cemetery· Fnend1 ~ay to practice beftre the Supreme vent ion of 1787, ml'fling at call at the funeral home at anyCourt oi the United States. I Philadelphia, creatod I he great. time. Mr. Pratt has a wile, two ed form of government ever children and six erandchildl'tl1. designed by mao. He think s lhr" He ""' married in 19'l8 I<! Edna ' is lhe rea"'n that we have out- -- - · __ _1 stripped the world in the abillly 5 1 T R hid I to provide our people with the I Mrs. Bertha McKenzie, eon.I P c• 1 " IW • greatest abundance of the com· dor St., died Saturday at Veterforts of life ever known on this ans MemoriaJ Hospital. planet, while at the same time I She was a member of Theo· : living with the greatest fre. -ldorus_ Council Daughttrs of ! · UnS Cushion Insole-Caulk : dom . Amenea and was a past coun-1 ! He ha!!l little patience wilh sello!' of the group, Magnolitt I Mrs. Ralph Parker, Sumner , Welt. Crepe Solo those politicians whe through ig.: Temple Pythlan Sisters and Road, was Laken to Holzer Hos-'l SIJ:u norance and wlthQUt any op- was • past chief o1 the lodga. pllal by ambulance Friday af· predation for the reasons back Surviving are a daughler. terrK>on. The Pomeroy Emergen-1 of Its basic structure a~ con- Mrs. 'Theria Hendrix. Middle- cy Squad answered a call to , stantly tryinJ to change our ! port: three aons. John and Don· the residencl! and later an am- ' Con"titution. aid, both of Pomeroy, and Rob· bulance was summoned. \1rs.' Middleport, 0. - -- I' ert, Columbus, 17 sr•ndrblld· Parker was believed to b• suf· ren and a number of ereat- fering from • heart ailment. 1grandchtldnm. EArlier Friday afternoon the She was preceded In death squad went to the horne of Mrs. by her hiiSband, Michael, who Mike McKenzie, Condor St., and died bee. 10. and a son, James. transported Mn. McKenzie to Funeral services are to be Veterans Memorial Hospital held at 2 p.m. TuesdBy at the where she wa1 admitted for med Ewing FUD.ea-al Home, with the ical treatment. EXTRA FIRM I PT. PLEASANT-Funeral ser- Rev, Donald Boone officiating. Early Friday evening, \ ice for Harry D. Roush, 76, of t Burial 15 to lKt m Bf.ech Grove Pomeroy Fire 705 Viand Streel, was held Sun· I Cemetery. was called to t~ Dead Man 's day 2 p.m. in the Crow-Hussell1 Friends may ('Ill at the fu. CUrve area to extin&uisb a Funeral Home. Burial followed ! neral homt~ . brush fire. in Lone Oak cemetery. The D ol A lodge will hold , . . - -- - • Rich hu~y itcorator covtr Mr. Roush, retire~ Pt. ~lea- servi('es tonight at 6:30 at the [ • PJ.!ffy scroll qulltint sant businessman, died Frrd~y funeral horne and Pylhian SIS· • (ift:ttlrds~tftduaginKmdgts noon an Pleasant Valley Hosplt· . ters services will be at 7 p.m., . • DLirO fl;~nge eonstruction al after '8 12 day ntnes!ll. He al~o tonight at the tuneral hom1:·j • was fnrmerly eSBociated with , Roush Motor Sales for 30 year8 i and was secretary and tmsur-1 er of the Firm. ... He was born Ociober 20, 1889 in New Haven son or the late l Okey and Zurmehley Lietwtter l I Heavy damages were tncur" H11t111 • C111111 Roush. He was a member or , red to a car .and_~e.e ~rsoos • Ceoklnc • Clttllts DIJ- the Christ Episcopal Church. I received minor LD]Uraes m Surviving we his wife Emile I aCCident on Route 124, one I DJ • W•tu Nut111 Steinbach Roush; one : daua:h· west or the junction of Route • Dishwlshlnc • lacirttr· ter, Mrs. Charles Henry (Jeiin) M1lo Caldwell. 84. died at the 3~ earl~ Saturday morning, the and allen • 0Yttloer lll~tla1 Stone, Pt. Pleasant: one brother, Kimes Rest Home in Athens State Hi«bway PaU:ol repor~ . Chester Roush, Pt. Pleasant; Friday noon. He was a lifelong Driver of the vehicle whtch COLUMIJIA GAS one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Dar- resident of l'upj)@r!l Plain!!!. went out of control and struck Jymple, St. Petenburg, F la ., He was the son l>f Geotge a brid&~ was Ralph H. Spires, OF OHIO, INC. ·. ond two gunddaught•rs. and Martha Siver! CaldweU, and •48, Covmrton Route I. Charles Mlddl•porl, 0, ... __ __··- -----·---~ · - ------ · -- . was born near Tuppers Plalns. Rinehart, 58, Ray Route l, a · He had been 1 farmer all his passenger received abrasions o( ', ~-· .,: ~ •'•' •\'<' ' J , •• t!Uy Krottr 1ivt1 you tM ntra bonut of free Top Y1iut St4n1p1. UM your ttl'"fll ._ buy • j' PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS/ MontkfY chiiCkl 90 further when yw shop Kroger, Kroger JIVH Accident Sunday b Investigated . the forehead and Ruth I PREMIUM QUALITY POULTRY LIMITED BUDGET'! Seal Sale n~:_!: __,~ 7 e .. ' ' Linoleum . , . Inlaid VInyl Flocr roYeriDJ for av.ry kind ot floor. lett patt.rna. ProftAJoaal installation bJ 111, or do It YOIII"Hil. CaU WY 2-218& lor lrto Hd· I lire . ~ at the Cbrlstian Church In Tup- 1 pen Plains Sunday at 1 p.m.,: with the R~v. Freland Norris : efficiatin11. Burial wa!l in the Tuppers Plalrw Cemetery. male, WALL·TO.WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAGU kporl 111r.Ullloo Botlllaetiol GuariPteed INGELS FURNITURE M"ETING CAU.ED The Township Tru!lt@et and Cerk1 Association will meet Tburltday Jan. tl, lilll a p.m. at the Second Word Fire House, Pomeroy. Bernard Fult• will bo the speaker. There . will be · election of officers. All Trustees 1 and Cltrkl art ureed to llttnd .. ·- ---- -- ·-· I GmiNGUPi INIGHTS ARGARINE by ' He is survived a d:;:~~ t..·. raye Kirkhart. M. Ind. He had been making home with his daughter, until few months ago when he moved to the rest homto. He Is also sun~ived by two granddau. ghters, Barbara Spencer, Thorn· ville; and Martha Tustell, Long Botlom; and ooe grendson, Roger Kirkhart, ..stationed with the Air For('e in New )lexim : nin e a:reat -grandchildren. Funeral MVIces were held ,' I Cloverbloom =~::ANY I ••t ••Ill• 1111 lenst ud unur frQ• WI AUt( ll, o;om ..oJt Jgfntr 1r ll&tlcltt lr• rnatttu onca IICMiu ud tftq'ltll~ PNIIIU llo~h CIJ MC:i!ll·~· leH11411· ar~!r,. " ' mr, 1oM ll.et~~ wUtr frtrn JIIMIM"'- Mhdiill .a til .:d. tlrM. , lltprlllltl, lD MM. IUUt.tlta, CYITalt •"••II' lni•J• ,.. ~ rtlarlnc ,...,.,.n t:r .urblnl 1"1~\tlll IKIPI 111 rlrtnl, tthl 11J~~t_~t IW llli1HI4 .JIIII rt(ltl. Otl 9TITI& " .., ....q.u,. , ........ ,... ·WART TO GET % lb. SQUARED AWAY? Expem agrM ... now Is th• titm~ to aquare up ancl malce a f,..h n•w start. Clean up bills and debts and have •v•rythlng in one convenient loan. Haft I • to pay out and more for yourMif 011 pay days. ONIONS Don't heeitaJe hi call. There Is no obligation. OMJ thrifty budg•t loan -\ will cut your payments. Call for cash and set along much baHer In '66. ITY OAN BAB SIVIN !EAI ITALIAN SALAD DSESSING A UYINCOS CO. 125 E, M•ln St. lb. WY 2·2171 ~~~: 37c lEVIN SIAS CREAMY FRENCH SALAD DRESSING 8 i~~· 33c NAIISCO CHOCOLATI CMIP Or1t Cremt Stnl. Chocolate Pllwh... PKG. " 49c " �r • I • \ / Board B-Oa1Iy Seatlnel, Pomeroy·Klddleport, 0, Jan, 3, 1966 ... ... 01 offtcen •nd io!OO .Employes WANT AD Wanted To Buy 8 from '" w.,. ,., ,.,,.,", • .,ou ,,a Ohio 1\lel b11 been wed FURS WANTED Red FOX, ..., ll'redlt under Ute company 1 former Total Cemetery INFORMATION 56300 Muskral.s $1 50 raccoons $1- tuod C:OIIt ciiU~Je, IUCI\ refund Amount• Exr.Mt.~~a I~VENTORY lJJI,.\1 I.INQ • • ' shall nol aa:ain be u.sed to dete1mtne r-+- M •la• 'd<ttlr>•t I"U"llotUor 75. Maran Fur Agency, (0. • refund adlu•tment ncePt u 11 ro Ftre ProtectiOJl <tiMid•• 1)1\!.nllnt lhft() •.ll 0 Wnght) N Brown St, Ma- vtd~E:;1 J';., p;ra~~~\,8 ~4J e1.pren Contracts, Indemruty, 'llornla, ... 4:00 t I A ltUNfl son W Va Ph 773-5296 1y conditioned the aervlce \o be ren Other Expense !10 00 ~~IHHIII:I,.liiNF ' • b te eel H I ' dered by uld Company. ltl IUCCf!l 1.. ?-4-3ote IOU or auiJOilB PUf'IIUPDt to lhi• Uldl USED APPLIANCES week days 4 p m Total Ftre Protection 21000 ·Persons " 0 en r 0 ~ II Of' _.,,..'"""" 11ntt • 00 f'no On .., ""tthl•,..llntl _ nance ahau be prunarn~ tor Jornestte Highways-Malntena~ zer Hospital over the holid21 _I and commercial purposes and thllt '""'"' Our loss Is your gain, •orvtco shall not be enended to and Reprur 2187.09 weekend included Mrs. M. Ag tU."tJI I A IIVN. A UI 0 Se18S 1964 Olds 88-4 Door _ _ _ _ _ I '" 'Ur> un, 1 "'""" YU , ..e Mflll I othel • onHumer~~ of different ~la!IH~ I A first come, first served. -ccc--=~' 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent until after all ri!IIIOI'IIble require· Matntenance and Repalr nes Burdette, 930 F' rst ve Powrr steenng .tnd brakes, automatic, full eqmpme Year ' ' ...-tu "' ,...IPel ..,, ldJo (1., met! 1 All at "you pickup" pri· montt for dometUc and commernat (Gas Tax) 9034 79 James E. Belles, 129 State St ; "' •hwo rl<li1' •t10UI<i tv r.nd • +"'>'1 "<i tn•n'l&~~1••el• rh"' gut (.'OOdllJOn WY 2 3951 purpo1e~ are fully met, and fhl1 ces. 23 tfc pruvtalcn ahall be binding upon ~aht Mamtenance and Repair Mrs AlleR B Strait, 409 Tht ·I •Itt I wUJ ""' .,.. ~«pn!!~U>Lf:' ft01 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door _ _ $1 99 12 ltlnr• nan UDt> nenrr.ct W eriiN~ 111 1 Used Refrigerators - - - - - - - ---- -- - lcompany Ht month tucceuon or a~ year, ., • durtn1 each or eleb (M V L) 2203 65 Ave.; Mrs J ames E K arr, 13 •, P0\101 r ~lt•enng, autom:~tlc, rad1o All the works l'erfect, riA I tr.s \: r F... nd Several 5hould 1ellI for lt'veslock but any month or yeHr, ~b Tot a1 HI gh way Garf teJd Ave Mrs Robert H 50 joet durtn~~: to the forea:ctnw IJmJtlliUIIR .und ror Wan• • ., se~ t Oint• pe• Wlli'CI l)llli' n.ert.tMO --now on y $20 ==~" acter ccmvuance wnh the rorefotna: Expense 11525 53 Craft, 21:13 Kmeon Dr; Memtt $ 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1399 !Wtflh!lnn> DArP .: oetila 10 For fast cleanup. HotFOUR ijEREFORD cows, two provtttnn• 1a1 n1ay be deliverad Second A Locally o" nt•r car 4 speed box, 110 engme, lots of extras U (;e nt• per word Mr thNIII · C 1 F • • he!lcrs, one buU calf K..., any olht!r collllu~r and additional Employees ~rement J Perkins, 648if.l ve , •110ullw •Dit-rtkml. \J i::lld pomt, ros ey, r1g1clayeR f con t h T h;. G S indl K 11l Ml 04101 l.l1,.,.'>UII' OD tkdoO ..:21> ent1 daire, Gibson and Servel baugh's, Chester, OhlCI Phone and und:r •u:~n:'o~dt:lon~uc~~~~~~; ( owns.up Share) 595 68 Charles w er, anaugH ""'"19" 12 31 3t R •e ll r~tes u mav be lll'f~J Upon Deducltons by County Auditor Mrs Wllhe McKinney, Jr 1 .clio P-'ll "'lhl"' Ul di/Y8' CAftn Of rHAN"K:O • 0.&11'\.JAitl~ pright Freezer IIUo.I"'..J '-' P between the t cmpan,Y and 1ueh ~ 0 11 I I J J Sa GE U Should be $150 - --·-- - - - - - - - - ' •urne1 or ~onaumen For Workmen's Rt 2 Galtpo 19, esse Ufl ll.JII "" Ill WGrd ll'lll!l tmam lacb dd.lt.luna.l • .,ro tt> Legal Notice SE<TION J lbo ··~ ond rondl Compensa!Jon %78 36 ders, Rt 1 Galhpolls; Earl 1':. Of1ljef BOUlt$ OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. eout Cl .. $100 ---;=c;,---lion~ ol the •ervlce to be Nni'lt>red ther I' l:aO A. M ""' ~ p M. Chd)) "' Philco Chest freezer ORDINANCE - NO ~;, ~h •It IJ(}nform wun and be eubJect to 0 MiScellaneous Shaver, Rt I GalhJXIIS; Mr"~ . .tvrd.u fJ 30 " II to UIIOI DOOa I JIEPF:,\IING ORDINANCE NO 1169 the RuleM and Regulations for turn (Aud and Treas ) Delbert E Tope 1 Eureka Star rn. 00 ..... POME:RO'Y, OHIO WHI( 11 1ROHifiiTJilD ODS1'RUCTION IShm,g IM serv1ce of H1e Company ' Should be $100 T(l t'l A.l!l A Cl $ 5 OF Sl[)EV.ALKS Oil fi le with and approv.ed by 1he Collectmg :Xaxes 14110 Rt. Cher!es 0 Swick, Rt USU11 o'!,(ll I ' lNG oseout 7 lie It Ord! lnt•d by the Council of ]>uloll< lt!LitiCt Comrnlut•m of OhiO Interest on Loans I Vtnton Mrs RuooeJI s Satin· "A.N1 lD 30 CU. ft. Upright Freezer the \JII;~ge nf Midtlleport 1u follow• S.ElliON 4 ThJt lhe natural &u 1 ""' Rent For FOR SALE 6 =--oc-c-= cc==---Sh b St>J 1 1 hat Ordlnancl' No ~ v•o turnl hed or delivered vm~u~nl lo (Grader M-3) 180 ()(] ders Galhpolts , Luther J. Stl'l PHONE WY 2-2156 4 ROOM HOUSE, Wllh bath USED work pants, sh!r~.Jackou 1d • $175 hlbltlng Obstn!ctlon of ~ldewalks the t~rmH of this by tbe Payment of Temporary r d Cl 1 $SO be and ththe m" ts henob~ l~mpan~ 8hallordln.mco!, llave an av?uge pleton, Ewmgton; Mrs. C. Les1epe alen Haid 4 1 OS an II"OUn furnt Sh(-'(f Ca i\WY23J38 830 1 ets and shoes Carl Chevaoseou Soo II ThsOrdtnancethal\ hkehearlili!(V!liUIIOflOOOrltlshtherm L (G d M3 I h Rt 2Bd 11M r d I l t 10 21 cu. ft. Coldspot eflerl ~JHI he Ill force from ami arter ia l Ulllh per ouhlc fnot ror HllY con oans ra er ) ) 600000 er waug. 1 we ; 8 LosT - Two Beagle r ·bhil dogs a m 0 p m 1Z 31 3tp Iter' Long Bottom, OhiO Ch F IIJcoember 13 19M 1.'CUtiHI tw~he 1121 month pel ild ~ub Total Payments 25208 36 Carl Lester Vmton; Mrs. Joe D N I I"ll 251 I est reezer l'aued thO! l~lh d&J of Derernber ject IU ~ unance or nut mora tnan :m the VlCinity of !::ita te Gar UN rUR !SHED, 4 rooms and _ _ _ _ v - P Should be $125 oo..~ five ~~~ ver tent upward or down SUMMARY OF D Call Rt 2 Crown City, Ml · 1 age or ncm Ctw~tc1 Vtll .!ge bath, apartment m Pomeroy APPLES red and yellow DehcCloseout $lS ! Att""' Gt'ne (.rale Cter}l waro OPERATION BY FUNDS Margaret L. Lewts, Rt. 1 Pt \\ avnt> G1hbons, Carry rabieS lnllO! Uldt!On t:J~S WY 2 3975 12 31 tfc IOUS, Stayman, Wmesap, Easy Elec. Dryer, Pres•der!l rof ( uunrll SE< fiON ~ In the event the Stale Road Funds Pleasant Mrs Stella VBrother ' G O:ll 21 111 3 :aw or Uh•o o• tho VlllaAe of ModdleP<>rl, Bal J t I a Iso d01' IIU'l\Se num hep ; 109 ·'· FUTit\II SIIED- J -be-droom house nmP.S Colden Melrose 4 yr. old Oh•o Khoul<l hereafter lmpote a tu ance, anuary I, on, Cottagcvt!le, W a.; , 1094 LilJeral reward I!o:-iffiCi' lriJm"rllal" I)(IIIJlan<'• lin daily and Sunday We-ll's • Should be $1"5 / Fl~•n~ ORDINANCE NO tht> an prke ~pon that •s not n•,w 1965 (Clerk's) 182501 Elton G Clevenger, Letart, 1\ '~ ~ IHl<l 1< ~ula1Lng mfll!ie<~h,e or~cm~Jaur ~hould hereafter lnc•ea~e 1'tO0 Roush Box hb, MmeJ s\1 !\le, Butternut A\-e WY 2-22!11 Orchard, WtlkesvtUe, Ohio I Closeout $50 that I' )' brr ( haued by Columbia 011 til@ ra te of any 181( now Jmp081!cl up Transfer of Funds 4200 00 Va ' Mrs Clarence J Wtlliams 0 Ph one WY 2-3327 GuH of Uhm Inc !t$l!llfi.,tcceuou or the Com;•an} above the lax; rate Rece!pts Durmg Year 1465512 Pt PI e-asanl, Sheryl A JohTI 12 31 t{Q 12 8 30tp I Kelvinator Ran!=Je, good as~i~n~ I or natural to lhf' VII now el!Uitlng •Iller lh~n tilt rate 01 12 22 6tp -u-s I Should be $100 l~ll<! uf \laldle(Jorl OhiO d.Jli.l to ttl! Jlropoerty u~ted m the relll ll'~l~te tn Total Receipts and son, Rt 1 Umgsvtlle, Lee s -----------~ ' BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms ED KING FLUTE, for sale forsnd thealter pmrod uf Four VIUtrllied ~~~~ ana duplwale the heraleM Closeout $50 I lnlllln~anls I"' hdl~ from the elf&tlve n Sedlcnthen l th~ll In Balance 2068013 Johnson Rt 1 Hacme, Nanc hvmg room dmmg room k1t- Ivy 2 2950 - - - - -11 _17 tic Ke Ivinalor Range date or<t nam(l"' THe '""N nea1~ed to the "e<:eY•ar..o "' of" t111s oHD1rNED """ ·~"' ,,, u:tent <om"'" 1,. ,., 1t~, p aymenls Durmg year 1771l5 83 A Roy, I{acme, Mrs. Ralp' Notice Business Services- - Should be $75 Cll Of T ifF. VII LAGE 01" MJVDLt ut~aHt' Ju COlli clue to J;U~h new t.a>< Balance, ~cember 31, E Parker Chester. John E L\ - - - chen 1IHSt'l1lent and garage 1 forced <Llr ~,lS furnace But- ~~~;;;;;,;;;;;-;;;;~~~ 011101 Tllat fDr the pe1iOO m nr t11e "Hhel tax ratemanner TJ •s nhodl be done 1965 (Clerk's) Closeout $25 I I'OHT .'<iElTLU"~ rouowmg 297460 1 0ns IV Middleport, Samuel H 4 DELICIOUS Homemade Pma ternut 1\\; e Call WY 2-5127 AL. CONDITIONING Refrlger Matching Umco ot tour ·~· }ean; hom iUlOI an. r lhe aJ 11If the !\I,'W IHJ( or nigher tllll: Outstandmg Warrants, I Reed, Rt 1 Wellston, Mrs Ben 111 • lfc fil ion service Jark's R"friB W effectHe •I nn of llu~ mdtnance. the r comPute!l m dl~f't re11ttnn 50o, 7~r and $1 00 s1zes De1() eli:lt~ 5old ~ 'asher & Ory&r ffiiiXI11Um JlllCt' wlmh C olumbia lias or revenu .. s rl'~t>heol fcl December 31 196a ji,. Evans, Jackson, James L 11 I luxe P1l.'''""'• $1 50 Jad s DJl eratJOn, New Haven. Phone Sh ld be $3 uf IJh" Ill< Its auneuDra or ~~~ Uil! 111 lo of •~•. the rlt•" ~el '"rill 1\i OU 50 $225 pr. for su1n~ and~balltnehe mm•mum permtued ,r,.._. to cllar11~~e lt'nt hen!mnecenar) 8hall toe loadJU!ted lo the the ~x· Balanc (Add) m De s to 972 1 F'el!ure ISOr, HtColumbus 3 Ironton, Christo John hR 1 tic I ry Bar Midd leport 12 8 tic HOUSE on - Lmc-oln- - Helghts TIJ 2-3537 rccompens~ 4 1 ne I d 1d d d - - v,;hlrh II or thocy ~hall he H~qUirl'!tl to <.:cmp any for the amu•Jnl ther~>ot e pn I I y' . p eJ w y l'Lflrtl ~ ln'i.l e an LIGHT hnu ]ing COil and cal I funl'h lliliUial (la5 to the Vlllil!le of l lbJ If U\@ new t~x or lughtr tax: December 31 1965 298432 T W!llmms, Rt 3 Oak Hill For Sale or Rent out Call \\ y 2·5127 tle Phona WY 2 7786 <:~nd WY ~tlddlepcrl OhiO lind IO Ill mhabl rate ~~ net related <:ltredl~ lo fi:lU Geoerol and Otb•r James F Barnett, Rt Pedro 10 29 tf kW C tanL8 shall bt and the s"rne h hl'rl' IOld or lo revenues rece1•ecl folr fRo(>M IIOUSF:-wllh bath ~ 2-7286 12 18 3Ulc It arsey I b~ f x<'d for e~th ""J,.tolual .. msum th.e 1"1e of Ma• tht>n the Mb.l doll"r Towoshrp Funds Mrs Raymond E McNeeley / • Manager er ui foLLLwll lfe(t therf!Qt oJivn tt1o1 (O~t of ten Phone WY 2·3704. 12 31 Jtc ___ _ and """' '""" "''' "' ""' ""'' '"'" b• ,.. com'"'',, ,,, vm,,.. Balance, January 1 1965 Zolesk1 Hugh E Marlin, Rt 1 I Ph. WY 2·2181 I red nooJ cubic feet for 1he ftnt lhall toe d~lerrmlled h1se I upnn op (C lerk .s) 2633 71 Wells tun: Gregory A Davls, Everyday Specials Rent For 1 1 -----~-- - -- - lmth doVdl ~'atrs apartment at I,OOU cub1c lett used tt1rouw:b tath eratlon.s of the Comr:my m the v R I meter e•• h mm n llage dunnt the mDYt rece illY avail Transfer or Funds 4200 ()(] 8\enswood Gerald L Higgln 1R d THHF.E nOOM furnished ap~rt N1ce locJtton m Middleport Marie's Style Post _ _ t:·~ht ..... t , uetv r11' l l hun<~u~<lth& able twelvu mcflthR 11enod er~cttn~~: (In c l' \\Y 2"434 21 f Cl!nls 48 !l~IUOol Ill'< (>Ill.' hunllrt.d lthe \n~t day of the Decl.'nbt!r or Receipts Durmg Year 997486 1h lh am, Rt e House, w I nwnt 170''.! Mulh~rn .1\i J $125 WELL ke t ca 1 h th 11001 ettm lf.'tt t!l the ne~t 9!1 100 Jun ... precedilll! •he llffh' 1..... ~tr or Total lterelpls and 1 Flct· 1Va, Adrian H Napler, 1 tc Haircuts 31 _ ~·o TR I ER I Sh & $ 50 p rpe s s ow e ~uhlc ft'l!( ll:.<,•(l lllloU~h ..~~h Inlier !he ney, tax rlf hli!tl r IX lale ' 1" Rrwon1blr rent fall VlY 2- i •vv 1\ L• SPACES for ampoo ets 1. results of regular Blue ls 1 -e~•hmonth lout dollun ~v rnm}lcu.eJ anau tben l Balam:e 840857 l woods. Ky, Mrs Howard F 11 1 1 111 111 2049111 dl\lltlt ,mri::~Fir.t 5 p 1 rLnt m the VIllage ot M1ddle- 30 dl!ly color rinse, 1re spot cle<mmg Rent elec • 17-s.,1 ~.. 111(),) n "' 1Pl'fltt 111ll' .... tomdr"'cl ~ ~'' ~ " d•vJded bl lhe "' ~ t• Jlla(JI' P: D Suck, Ravenswood·, Mrs Arfh· hunlhll(! (\()Ill lo lhe !}'Pel of CUSI• men eo"er.d ayments urtng Year 7'"283 ""' S m 1 )hOP \ ' ' 2 lSOG port Clll \\Y 23:346 or WY hampoo & set $3.50 trtr shompooer $I Pickens (Ub( f~et fo• oil 111 ex<!'s~ <If 100000 i'! 1lh t• Drdmance tlurlllll the ~~me Balance December 31 ur I Hatlet,. , Greenup, Ky, 30 tf •ll 22186 or VYY 23600 Permanents $7 50 Up cm(>nth f(l <" l 1.1sed 1h1oUNb cad• met~r preacnbt~O e~e months the 1 pond ~ateh 1965 !Clerk's) • 905 74 M rs Srot IE Thompson, WellH<:~rdware Company Mason 1cul" e~th hereinperiod •hdlt anc:l toe curr.., 12 l130tfc WP.ScltandServt cc W Va ' 1 3 6tc' f'r A:\1m•mu11thar~efore.:uhcu~tom mi!IYadJusted 01 d Warnmts, lslon William D Gbbl l'a<.h month u! - . , '"·II,,, ,,... l he ~dJustment or 111• ral.eo p•o U Stan mg •0 e, R3V 'n 1 \1 furm~hed 8JlHrlltlf1 v rtn16 t$2501 ahall December 31 1965 enswood I Mrs Haldor A1~ ~r RutlJ[},d fIVP F'OUil-ROOM ---W1gs and Wtglets "' be..,.,. Ullde Ifu $Crl ·ue- , IIJ lhll ordln~"l• aa ll rovldld • ' I S 1 p o o ~e 1 ~1ct> under th11 rate MthNI11le I• •n 811 bPara).lraphs IS) .1nd lbl abnvl' 1 b mltll.,'lll " I"" 1115 Lfc BRACE yourself for e thrtll tlJ8HIIlllnUe<1 althe rcqu~s\ ot 11•1<.>1\ ~~hall be llliide by romtUJnl the math I (Add) 6ROO ert Jorkson Sarabeth Lull M ane s ty e ost I IJ(llll P~·JJH'-1()\ PI wne mcnl WY 2-3658 ')I I 2 ·,r.t3 12 23 60tc ~-~ ' Rt.. 124 Ph WY 1-5271 the first time vou use 81 ue be er obll~:~tmn Ihi' ( nmpa tu!} lih Ill not ~trill~ he uruler ill ruulttu oflle lilt Balance m DopoSllllry I Jadson, Mrs Larry R Cor lev, rl.'aume to ~::'at!(' prurrlbed nearo~Omj>UiatJO/ll ~ "' P qu ur 1 1 /\\'( 1 bu.ltoom housttJa1ler, a ll Syracuse Ohio Lustre Rent electnc sham- the ume CUti\Qml'r (Ill lh~ ~~me ,l!r CC III I z:.o per on¥ ltloU!In'.L C'UbiC Decembt>r .11 1965 973 74 Ravenswood Mrs Ernest c For SaI. p renll~es 11 111 I the l'U~\Ome r ua8 ~t I W fl J k ll't\ ttl(' lhfll J'ht d (all \\Y 2 40 1 1- \\'000 exK-nsron !udder poorr St Rakrr Furniture ll)ad t pa;m<'fll of an ltlllCIIIJt equal the 'nail tle Total of All Funds I ya arson, Debra L. Bail "II I' \ "I "J u y 2 '><! r\il. I ' Middleporl 01110 1 3 6t to the mnHmum mcr~thlv 'h lr,l!l' t 'r I,", rit~ct IJiii sh~ u 'I"' IVto ~~· rnder B•lance JanuaJ Y I e)' Rt 1 Bidwell ,, ~ {.. !) or¥> .llltnr 3 \t: .J rs old $25 New ll.wen ' c ~illll Jltlllh of tho! mlelvenm~ ;>erlotl adlllJo:8 1 11 {K(Urnng "" .. nd ~Iter the 12·16-th l 83~ :WP~ 1Z3l3tpl EXPERIENCED FIRQWOOfl ( l21mcntha 'j anle 'rrl!. ""~dale~t •l atuteto ,d•n 445872 BlrtbS 1 res<>l utlon tile r, an\- IC'ngt II 110 butn•ttotllotedt FUEL COST.. ,l\e CLAUSE pur~tl•nT wh 11 h 196..1!Cicrks ) ptf'k up load Call or wnte are11u•'l hjlol ~('!ll~etu 13tl'S pre~~rlhed ahove thl.' nn tax or inrreaaed \11Xt"lte La Toial Receipts Dunng and Year 2462998 I Mrs Clarence J Willi \I \1 1\IIU~C foriU\1 I IGHT GU!\ {i:lbmcl dlld illl ldjl.IMtm.,nl fnr Ill)' lllllt)f .. d RcceO"IS r.l d rt. rll JI) 11HH! \ \ ' 1511\ (lne 'i LX gun (.tbm rt 790 Milp (Iilli<LJf .,fJhlo \h., b} (oiUillhlJ "nuen not!flcahon ?t he Jerk rd'UIIIItof Balance t' l .en Ohio,ale MYSktdmore 6 3437. • I,~~ Inc I(pmct umpiln\) I!> 1he l'll.'nl Ml HLI bt' ~( nl Ln "" 29088 70 ' rt PIectsant, son, 6 23 a m.ams, Frl• 1 ~Il l o\\l 1211 He le S1, Mtddl port 1 ~tfc lit" ••1rl9 1 1e• tu tht' 1 ompanv 1 re t~e 11\I H~t• o~ quhk'v J~ , , . '''' ~!I p ~ ~~ ~·Jbe -I I f1u thP. PHI hase or naturar ~~ 8 or for <er JC ""' ot of til• 1'""' · ·~ lr 11 gh I .1yments Dunng Year 25208 36 j ay rs ~ rt E Tope, rlllr l•e I 12 31 3\p Jnsurance II!\ nf•od or nfunrl s ri<PI 'I fr m •r '•..; I Ill! 0 n lo e leLII n~l Balance Dct'ClllbCr 31 Eureka Star Rt, son, 1·25. 1 f Jf>ll Ohu ~uol <ON h•remHIIf'r JH<Hnho1 I S~ \ 110:'11 U lhol '"" orJinOioe (If tt 'IOI •Jilllrnl~ 1 r~pzrt I sTr'flF:O - RADIO comb matwn From the tnrgcsl trtlrk or ()h (>~Uti 8 raLP• to 1hf' { omp~rlV aJe 1HSt I II ' Dr p.ort tf n ordlll\11 ,. Ul 1965 !ClerkS) 3880 34 m Saturday, Mrs Wtllle E .- ,_,nJr \ 'y ''><I 'lot 12 " tfl I Bt IUtlftll W<l lnut con~oll JldS hutlrlozl'r ra1h.11or to the I PH rrKul •tut bJ' the ret'lerll I ower resotuiJon m•on• ~1 <! nt t • ,..,with l• 0 t I<>Minff W McKmney, Jr., Rt. I Gallipllts, smallest heater core I 01'0 Copy1ng Service. cap l DmmJtst()n to the e:.t .. nt ot uct:l ..-.ll~nst•~ncv Us ...............'e arrants, .•, 11011'1 "j)••rilll"Ol /\,\1 r,tdto and 4 speed chang· les mad8 ol IegaI papers aren preOLcated .. Sl'r"ue ulee above repealed Dec••nber 31 ' daughter1 2 15 am ' Saturday .v lllrnl"h··d c <• o • upon lhe nt11 p~lrl h~ be,reby ECTION 1 Tb al lbould t.n)' tee • ....., o1 for rt'tt( Pl mnr W" l2776 A.f er 4 spe ed "ound system birth recordq and almost an the Company to Ohio Fuel nt 1181 Unn Part or a ... or Provllllon (Add) T172 Mrs Carl Lester, Vinton, 4 OJ PI 11 y 2 3'7' TillS I" a 19'' model Used y o::ubic per month one thoUSJ lo:l I] .and fiUOl of • •ecllon of IIIIB ordinance .. Ba Iaoce m no tory, a m Sunday . Mrs Allen rr ' p m wnc .• "t ,, w other documents feet ofperbJUinll' Demand <ltte!J.red VO(d the remam:ler !It tnJt ~posl B tHu\~ ltj !lnd Hc>ed l!ardw<~re onl~ ! munths Full balance WY 2-2143 Pom1roy Reuter lnslltll ... n...:r..!o:t• ~r flne lhouund •IOOIIl whtc ~rdlnanoe ahall aot be iltfet"ted. her• December 31 1005 3958.06 StraJt, 409 Tbtrd Ave., daugh d D...-.., I IIIUet'OJ feet for all 1•• purdoa~ed 1111 11 are Y ' t 3 11 1 tfc tte $9H 3J or $6 per mon+h I •• tfc h.ereJnaftcr referred kl a• tbe base SECTION lr That th\t Or-11Rllnce 1-3-1tc er, 56 p m. Slf}dayj Ml TJ \ t1 I uour ll"ffie Call KAR - L- GR ESE rate ahall become eff. .dtv• at the •arJJe t Ernest C W• " J k da THAILEl-1 LOTS - tree seW J v u R Plumblnl{ lALVI'NA CA"UAL A PURCHASED o.u A.DJUST dol.- n\lcwed by law 13 1988 • J"a,..., ac SOD, U· \\Y 2bJi5 12 28 6tc and Hettlng, 'MrnersvLlle ~:~ • ,., 1'V lnsurAnef' MDIT P/\SSt:n n~ember , ghter, 9 59 pm. Sunday. MulleD lnsurance Agency [nc When lin)' chan(le u mlldt tn the ArfES! Gene Grue I ]f!rll; Veterans Memorial Hospital Di~tbargecl agt~ and w.11.t.cr Brown's [la:J.l Z!L 7.A( 1956 model AutomatOhlO End yollr sewer troub Pomeroy, Phone WY 2 33"1. • . rate PaHI by the ( ompan) to Clht~ l..f:H! Smith Mayor Fuel the .~~en lee ratM hert' n ~~~ ,,, H2l Z7 JJ 3 ' ' ' er Park \Stl:l'e Approved) " tn'' mach 1ne At1tom ll· lc s We I1ave aII stzes sewer Uc ""' ,ncreatl!d or o.ecreued m ,h• ,..1 tc S"l\ " "" AdJDJSsaons Fn day - Ber tha rnachmes Reasonable rate!. I._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 9: 1 tow"~ manner McKenz1e, Po........,roy ·, Carl Man- Robert E. Betz, Ravrnond F. Mmcrsville, Oh10, r'bODe W'l 11 il!v buttonholes, make s de I~J At the ba~e n•te. •1111 """' C J 2-3324 1 li tic rm tine des1gns ~ews Clll 1 Ca II WY 2 2974, dny or mgbt GRANGE H11 At the new rate 4.NNUAL FINANCIAL ley, Maddleport Mamie New- rotty Mrs Martha A. Dav1s, computed lun, Harnsonvtlle, Dan Weddle, Mrs Thomas H Fower, 4 HOOM, unfumlshcd All w•l''''''t ,Jttach·l 9 IS tic ' I INSURANCE. Mullen ltUrdlaSl'rl The difference "' atthelhf! baReof Ill~ ,u REPORT I Danment Charles Lyons, M tson, 1111 \ ssume la st 9 pay- HEATING, PLUMBING Rural l eronsyurapnch•ooAegeWnYcy "31n38cl, Porn· a•oJ lhf' new rate m the nldnnl'!r SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Portland ny E Grueser Mr!l Hughie Le W Va. 773 5till 12 _il·tfc·l n11 v. Rd fo uth ~lm•e to v MEIGS COUTY, OHIO _ __ 111 $7 per mon th C.11\ Doxol boltle Gas Arnold Bro- 1 • the •olurne of jj":uth~Ll be d•\Lde .. 11yI lhe por t • Th eron E Morr11, Molen· MODER N u,1t urmshed 3 rooms I \\' 12 28 til e the1s 618 E MaiD Street ' 1 Uc For tbe Fiscal Year Eudlog Discharges Fnday - Mrs. 1a G Pickens, James H Rtd and bath Furmsh u1t htws lsonou BI U floo - r furance WY- Pomeroy g 22 lfc ..'UTIJMtJBnI~ v- lb5Uf'8DCI tJetiJ jl ()00) culnr or decrease r une thou!and J Christoll'et IDP<'the neareu Dill' pDecember 31, 1!t65 rBlame rd MR1ggs1'hand daughter, K pHart man, ph TJesse wIII terns, CoaLS Building 11 16 Uc 2 2fl5t 4 Jo Gtc hundred Ill ul a (f'nt .. lmn fhall be opulalion 9,032 1960 0 rs omas mg, om- er Mrs Harold Ph T canceUed? '...c:Bt ywr .,. . oper• the pun~ ha!!ed 11as adJu~tmcnt · Total Salanes and efoy, Donald W!lhams, Mason·, A Bnght, Mrs. Dana R. Rush, / 1AUDGP,T PRICED furmture one oday For I tor'l licenat CaU WY 2.-21&6 (2) The !ervwe r~te• fihaLJ IH> In __. our fl b d rrea~ ..~ or demued b~ 1he dmount Wages Patd Owing James Hawthorne, Long Bottom Mrs Nelson R Crom1ey, Mr< 10 1t 11 lrl1 oor u get shop I F EE IUUc nf lh!! purdlalled aas ad]U Him• It 0~ the Year 1965 Joy White, Rutland, Orville Robert J. Crush, Charltll D H e Ip W ant eo ~~'lALvl.:< !IE• l.P WA"TJ ,, '"' I I f.ctlve -,..1th bUill renderf!d on ~nd (Consolidate from Allen, Pomeroy enney, Mrs Darrell Dun"'•n R ESTIMATES """mlnoo '" P""''"" A .,,, " D l\ur"' 1 R8kcr I urmlure, Middleport, 0 I afl t> r the JOth. dHte) , er Bm l'l(lrJ( ll\.tlllH nred'> l 110 -_ -__11_12 . tfC I ON - Re_a 1 Estate for Sale fullown.: lhe day datO'! ft.he on effertlve Wll11n a ' "" I All ~unds 1158075 AdmiSSIOnS Saturday De- Mrs EJmer L. Endicott, Don hdrpartll 1 F' ,..,,.., f'· 1\C\"J02 ., ·· lllcliHI\1''. 1"1111( f'1Jmmatedforever eALUMINUM SIDING 1FOR ..SALE _ i room house JOIOifOhw~IJ(']jgflr~tu~etl\n(u:ll vutn~ u. m• nthty ow 1(.1 1 ~ t.,, 1Tax VIa ua t1on 2706970 00 lorcsMa xey, R~"" txUSVl II e, Md a e- aldL Elliott , Mrs Ch ares S betv.e(n ;.rg,, (f 17 n.l ~0 i (t 'l 1Jr" Ebersbach H.1rd STO pall\ Pnn1ded lhat the conpa!\} Tax Levy Fluharty, Mrs Lon R Grlffrn 24,10 !me Stutler, Syracuse I' '-: twar Run M1II ' p ICK e & WINDOWS RM DOOR With bath i'hunc \\' 2 3704 !Ill!~ s h oiL ba•(l ttlcd w11h th., Pulilnd 1 { l 11 IMrs 0 rlyn Hmeman 1 or coun "r on( ilr Hl v..or . . Comm!nJOn of OhiO lin Pomerqy, OhiO DISCharges Saturduy InMr· 1 k I I k I f N1~ht and d1) pos1tton s r.ns ll.ndv,:ure, \1ason eROOFING ___ 12 !I Jte ~i~::te;~rtc~~~~:nn~~ ,!~:,.:~~~lf~;t~~·~ December 31, 1965 fant Kmg, Pomeroy, Simon i Raymond J Ingalls, Mrs. Har ltVI'Iliablr l t..ll ur p1rt lmle l2-930tp m dan puur to the efre 11"u d•le I hereby cerhfy the following .Johnson, MmersvJ!Ie, Martm lold JIVIden, Mrs Luther Johr. 0 r•~" 1'''" "'1 S''I',-1"~ ""omputattonin•uvp!lrt •fs,tctro• ston • Rber I Le WlS, Sarabeth " l nl I) 1'1 '"'1 1 n, I~ ,.~:.- ., .~tJ -m~~h 1n• rf'r>Blr ser 1 ExteriorDecoralors ~~ ~ chased g~s •dJuatment tol!fllhf'r with report to be correcl Woodard Pomeroy 1 1 (hal for ad\unte rmnt Apnly m VICe all m"'·e· WY "2284 I Of Oh'to , tilt , 118lment " ''"' p\Jr<'hllsed 11<11 s H Johnston Ad ffiiSStons sun day cu. v adJu 1s to 0 _. pta(e Mar- Lutz Leonard Marcum , Mrs 1 111 , f!o,ct per sun 2\ \\ p I Untlln fl lh l'he t><l brl(. Shop, Pomeroy WY 25644 Middleport, 0 I it 1201 A M un thl'l elfecthc •lale T6wnshlp Clerk garet Seidenabel Pomeroy Cle- Leonard G. Nibert, Lou Ellen ens OhiO I?- u"0 tiOt ~ A\1 ll lrOtle d Smger Sales and POMEROY t md sh .. !l OI•Piv lo all btll8 renderl'd RECEIPTS ' • - wo story frame, '"' ant! Hfll'J lhat date ment Cooper Racme Lydta' Ste- Roush ' Mrs Zona Sla ytoo, .1)1 Seno1ce a 29 Uc AUCI'IONEER SIX large rooms f3 bedrooms) II HY.H •ND AOJUSTMEIIIT General and Classified wart, Pomer,oy, Emm'ett Me· man L. Stapleton, David E Wh~IW•er du11ng .11 quaneriJ perS CJ d batIt fu ll basemen1 gas !ired tod ~ndm~ ea•h ~hrc 11 11 June 10 Property Tax Total Claskey, Rutland Carol Free- pencer, au e A Van Matrt> Complete Servtee (\1l llll0 cOl r II opens to e. f'rll1 nr.~dfunJ hot Y.<.lter hooting Ov..ner wtl l ~.~:;~~:~~\oe\:1 ~~/~~r~~~;v"~m~~~e l~r ~~~~b; for All Funds) 5549 08 man, Pomeroy Orville Arms Mrs Amanda Watson, Mrs f1n<1me $b50000 hi •o~l llau~e the ccmpan~ 1, C1~arett.e Tax 2.1703 Pomeroy· Els,Je Barnhart' Marvm L Wickline, Hllton N h1 rl ~ \( 11 11 11t conditiOn WY 1 Wr1te, Prone or Contact • •'"' RR A0 FORD MIUDLEPOI!T - tv.o 1!1 t 0 r y UIIJ" ~:~1\e. Futl, a lt'fund 'r r,.. mn ~ ... the Com(IHII) l>haU i' ~ lnhentance Tax 16 60 M1ddl ' t M Th ' WD Ife, Mf!l DBJSy B Ankrom .. ~·o~ 12 JO 3tt: l It S to clran Racrnc, ObJo frame five rooms b 1th eel the •o:•v11 ... 111 rhc 1 Sales Tax and epor, rs omas Neff, Debra L Bailey, Mr.s 1 4 1 such Mulld or re Ins' I 1..! HII w lt h ' I ttc Jar gdS heatmg fiOilt 1 lllld F'm, Mary Radford, Porn- Desssuer, John R. Fellure, Mfs. I' I II I L tl J'CJll "il'lriC r'--:-----------.1 bark proches, ~:orner I o 1 ,fmur 1<t a.,hvu lhl f ~~~~ Government Harold K Ge rman) StePhame d 1 "' n~t1ualt.he \()lUll!~~ 672 00 D ' 1.,.,.\\ .. o:n., RUTLAND I ,ll ll p liJi.l 't1 Raker F'umt Oversea!! Employment $5 000 00 l '•er' d emlhll( Wllh the Oj ll lrttr l!i Beer and Liquor ISChargcs Sunday Blanche K Gavens Kelly R Hamilton 1 S\'" \''USE .. 11 .. h the rdunil Dr n fun 1R . . , . h Stanley Albany Willard Cl l) "I 1 y' H ' 1\..., -1 1'.! story frame, rete!Hd The qUotient'",,,, •• ,,,,,,·,' Lic~nses I ' I '\...Wes umphreys Mrs G Iun { () Mj( ldl ~:port, 0 All trades trllck dm rr to t · 4117 19 Pomeroy ' ' 11 Apply WY 2·2156 12 27 6\p SIX rooms /~ hcdroomsl balh lc~ntt \1 '111e.. ~e~t "11 " huntt1 e1h "' 11. Other E Jeffers] Mra. Charles L 619 •n prO]CCl englmt:r!> Afltf'a b I a • the rrfunlj ~u1Ju6! ,),) C Europe AsJ3 South PacJIJc asemcnt, gas rurnace heat ..,,I2J'' The eo n,ce Utel Whkh would Gasoline Tax . . • Nlnn 00 James liOJV Kray th C. 01L. - ' -Kisor, and Mrs THE p:ud travel housmg, food m~-: garage corner Jot 100 1 otherwr•e be 1n effect shall be tie- Auto Regtstratlon . • 3857 65 TO MEET WI!.ODNESDAY enne ~n.Ou.-1 Infant 61 Pont1ac _ $995 100 LO<..'tlted on Route 124 creued for a tw"l"e month Period Cemeteridaughter, Mrs James L. Steele 220 00 DAILY SENTINEL At I~nttC' R:l ~-o h sal:try JObs, roommen<'m« <Jn the flr•l dnv of lhe '-"' The 1a t 111 the d in! r, tllln, .. dr Sl'rlan 1'm1. 1r rn,dr, female OHr 18 or:::lB s,r. r.,oo 00 lhln1 month after the ']U&rt,rly pt'r Miscellaneous (A nd and s Serles on an ant daughter, Mrl. Dav~ lf {IIU )! 1!.. hrlk(s Lo(:a]tv ALIIERT 1\f COX, BROKER too In "'"'" th~ refunJ or rdullti• Treas Fees Collecting Plannmg and Preparing Meals Jd L. Hill and infant son, Mrs (J\I d ' 11 He 1Ut1fut all Bux 23 190, O a kl;~nd Park wer"' rt<'e,ved The rei md se~, u ~l TH tlf ~ flRIVF.IlS ~ Ia 3,1''07 \\>Y 2.-3830 W\' 2...3836 mcnt th~tt (t'rmmate ~ • the ~nd of Tax,.... 141 10 for the Young Famlly, sponsor· Garl W. Worthy Irvin and infant 1 lnr 1 tl 1-h ., ~aul lwf'h e montha '""' ed b the SEMI Oil 'l' ilAT~HT Su nw 12 31 3lc I ll Tho ( omvanv ~~~~~~ fll.. "'llh Total Receipts $24629 98 y ExtensiOn Service, daughter' Mrs Donald Leed~ $2.750 I ··us IUM BU I II'' 1 expf"rt' IH t' trr lpful Lu1 not 65 f!Uick --the l'illllll lltlll!lu Commls~lon ,, for homemakers m lbe Rutland and Inffint daughter, Mra. James S!• . . . c ul{ NG am FOH SALE 6 room house wtth fJhl!t ~~~(j ( lel k of lOIIfllll of he ~ I I PAYMENTS T•f'• "1v 1 1U um l,trn tnp I~ ~ l oll r l ~lrnn 4 dl 11 11 '11 • ' 1• fut !t i t 11 r ,11 ) cuttmg Wtlt buy htdcs every balh, full basement • 894 lly- (l~jje o!MMI<id]('p\tft Ull\o thl!t~ (:)()) General EKeruhve Servicearea held ID at the home on or LClarence White L. andGleasoa, Infant son, ay~ I' or to the eff ective <bll' M Mrs \\ill Joe beBolin Rutland Jr.Mrs ••d ~agesn~ fl~ ~ ho~ tt tr~:~~l~nr'll(;_ l I' 1xII!' 11l - , '"'t1 1 r ng & br 1kfS M ond;~y Phu Melcr, Phone / Sf'll S1 Mtddteport PhOI""' cmnp \hhDil In IUPPcrt :Jt "4111 I II' CompensatiOn of ..... \\ y '"' fund adju~tm.ut t.oli(eth"r \1.11!1 a n I Tr Wednesday, January Mh infant son. 2:3510 9 18 ttc PL Pl~aS<mt 6952607 II(C that the lt>fund •dju~tment .,..I ] ustces 249572 111 il1u11 l\ 11 ildf' \\r te ur .... l•lacu\ In effeot aa of 12 Ul .A M Compensation of Clerk 1035 94 (!II ' t1J< n \\HI• SPrr.l Tn1m 1 11 1f. He on tie t>ff<ttl\e dale tnd t h u ll JPt•lJ t<) RIL UILI11 r ~ nrlf'rt>d m ;<rid dltf'r Tr ave! and Other Musical Instruments Ill ~ lr ~~ 011 12,1 Corv.m for !:) ti e Phone SH 2 th111•t d~te lor a tw• lve m<Jn h per orl Ex n~>·nse 421 06 FAllM ,\• n,, ll~t1 kl Te1mt.1ll Pomeroy,Oh1o 15 h f1llnJl shal l ~L,;n sc i lorth Lhe t'" v fOH SAlE Jamwty r l eC~rance l 527 ~ 13 tfc cnmluned eff~ct of I he eiJrront pur Gl'tlcral Supphes 122 41 JlLL t d1 1.! ll 'miltr~n Ohtn or ~-----------.1 ol pt rno<.; and orJ::t~ns trade I • hllliNI e"~ adjuttmenl an 1 U1e rP 4 r I I )I II ~tj l •' 19 9 a m ltl 1 ( ! )( ' 0 job 1\1 II doni:' fl' +'lmg' Wanted To Buy fun l afiJUfitlllllllb net• flll lllO'd ~· Total General Executive tns dt•mons1r,lt nrs rent~ IS I &! I htu••n Pln\ ldl'tl for tho nru fou a p m d.ttly :\o col It rl ( lr m 1 •11 fH'1<: i!< Jth Ulue l ustrP l't.'lnOS pr! C('d rrotn $457 00 Up - -W 'l"arterl) ~noOt r ~teeS 4075 IJ c, ~~~ 1,! 1 .IS( 1 : Hr I kt nl t Lj j tru sh,Jm [l/X;I r $1 Organs $477 up Used cons•le SPF;( TAL, coon, $210, beef b (41 When " rl'funrJ or r<~flllul• h~v" Town H~ll - Mamtenance v I hIde r.•C lb nnl II Railey I purcha~~d cen u~ed as a 111111 l'rl'dll tn thot ~~~ I A d l'ollH'ru\ ( Pm~nt Blj)ck ( o ONLY ptann t'.(llnu t fi»Jsh less than cu~ts .,r rile lonp~,\: n Repatr 399R / 1 1n:ururtions PomNtiV Oh 1n 12 27 6te one •-ear old Good tone , IJke l _ Reedsvtl le , Ohio 12 31 12tc !~~;~e; '~;, ~o&t,,ciatiRI! for Total Town Hall 399& , on s Ill<! bul C'<>not l llll ~ nv 1. 130.00 Do- - lalo,. • I LOCUST POSTS 0 John-l" •hall <ll!termme • refund adjufttment n1emorml Day Expense 50 001 U 5 (" VJL SERVtCIE TESTS WilY WOrfV llVCf A sl uggiSh ne" Only $4~7 Used "'urlltz n 11r ~uch refuJnl ur ref! 1 1~ 1 1 II! T Jp Co•nnltnl T.,.. \lc 1 ll mol , '"' <rP I I I k ~amt' nanr~er a& pre~rr•hed 111 "P~rRe ota ayment.s 1• lr~ 1 ~ ~t,rhnll 1 .. s11 rtl srp LL an Gl1 Klean-Em . er spmet organ walnut ftniSh \ son, Dexter 1 OhiO 11 u • ~ 1 •• r1 11~nt 1' " " 1 ~t,ry All Srp111 t ank (leaner, 2 .. 44 keyboards 13 pedals I 12 28 6tp !:1~t~m-a~~1Je~d 1 ~ r~~~n~.:~~~~·t~.~:! Carried Forward 4165 t1 trtlni UJ ' I 11~ ' r•<tlllrl'o1 • pc b ' whith wou ld niherwhf' .cr Total Paymen1s ] 1., .,,r1 II• " 'n d I >hROJO~rl t xp(rl!ll<l'l Lmdm.tk r,um Bureau, dtShe3 for the period remt•Lnllljl under the Bro ht F d 5 rcusston, rever s, excellent 1\.N't ll,llJE Furniture, \lstJ,Il !'"liFE lnFot PorneTIJ\ 121 6-,'"tc Le!>.s than one year[ mJscellaneous (all or wrtte Tr ~•npHnr ~ rormeJ rhlt 'au~l! Hea)lhllg Taxes orwarWtthheld416. conditton tr. mall n •on'''"''rv n 1 " s 1arle• f'~u ,, ilU FURNITURE CO. " ~ c < •Hnpan) fthall ru~• fl111 11 eompuia ll~nl • \ \ I < JU!\Yf'nln j(niiJP rJBf' \\OOil nnd cow manure old on Iy .,-.l21 00 Wendells Mrs Howt:rd Cedi W unu wllh the Publlc \ tll!ltt~ c m F IJ 800 MASON, W. VA. .,!dn ~~ nd J hone L1rlG:•,In So r 209 Garfield A p k • mt..... lun f)( Ohio and the Clerk nf or 1Stnct Hoard of Yictl. Ho x fWi j M ~ O;~~lly Sent met Sht rm m Hoberts WY 2 64761 vc, ar erf!Mam St, Pomeroy l('nun("L or the \llla~:e of Mtl•lht l Hl'OJith 155958 Pttmero} ,, 1.2 29 3tc ' l9 Uc ~tm.ea~ Ohio In tkt.rm.UJ.eo supp .. rt or W1d11r RR)' l!'(Umt ~d 12 29 6lp burgl w. Va. uu. ..,... Cemetera - Compensatioa ::-=,;-:..:-:-::=::=====~======:...:.1\,.==~F~O~R~~S~A~L!E~==~I r ... !SIGNS ... 1 Pomeroy! Motor Co. QUAUTT - - - - - - - - - - - , """ any refund received by the Comp.ml' Hospital News IARNEY GOOGLI lfiCI Sl'tUFFY SMITh CLEARANCE IT SHORE DONTSEEM TO BDrHER 'iOH NON!i. DAft Y r:ROSSWORD A(lii(JM r l.Rude fellow XOB L'\- Pomeroy Motor Co. ~IZUM 3HT 1 16. Cut 17.Dtalallt 19.None &04 20.Qoarrel 28. Clooc JLAETTNAR'S t~r 196~ ell''"~ eu~t ~~ punha~ ~~ ~~~01an;e~~~~~n~o t~eet!~~~~!""~~~" n~, •re~~e War~ I --~ 0 ~ 0 ltt Wo ~uch CARRIER NEEDED l~l:\J>F"'lS1VE \ I I ~reo~e upholstCI~ 1 L ~~~;'llfl : ,; ~1~1~ rrLe~ (~at caneM 1ela.nd. 38. Atrlc8.1l 43. :M.a.n'• ~:-1r~~-~~:--::·w;_. :& Vnb&PPJ' NO, DAD -liN (IOI.l.liCI'lC»ol OF 'THE llitllT OF EVER>/T>IING"'WOIIT llE COMPLETE.·- roomo GASOLINI ALL!Y Bhipyard ......... kPage Cli.Paol,old style d.Onea 67,&wltng "I'm Jimmy's trylni to ••II his car and I heard him ny he'<l thrown in a tire patcher-'h't could wol'tied! be mel" l \e to 1J ea . - _.~ • 1 <::>UtJt:J0'-2 re.;. 11-:;tt>j m t 1e phone book' can't feel too 'Or!'U Pert.Uncle Walt! brought tt on h1m>elf! Fred ;r~esyhire, 3 ROOMS New Furniture 1 ~99 1 ¥ • • • ")<! 1 I Ul MASON Walt• No horlle addre.~• DOW1i I la.-·Hno I \ DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTI!: - llere's hew tot worll K: ' AXYDLBAAX& 1 lo I.O.OPBLI.OW Onele!IA!r abnply'olando for onotf>or. Ja lblo ll!UIIple A to wre4 fw !be thnro !:1, X tor lbo two 0'1, etc. Blagte !etten trrrpbl<o, the lrmgtll ru>d l'ormalloD ot lite are Eacb day the oodelottero . . dltt<ftu1. all .6. I P F CJLP 1fl FHB, BX W. M.P. 0. Ra~io IJ IPP = anaa11. . q..a. XJJt: WOJI'TV CJLP XJJt: DICK TRACY JB XJKJ.,. TLJI' H Z V I'• 0~. YES, I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR '10U. BZP.-DZCCJI'I.C'fU WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 2 30 Mtles Kuslc Show JANUARY WJEH LOG 5 10 World and NatiOiml 4 15 Ka1r and Van Zandt Shov. 6 00 Stgn On - N•w• 5 15 Spcl hght oo Sparta <Moo Wed Fn) 6 OS Satred Heart Monday Tbrougb Frlrhiy >25 Weather 7 45 Sign On, Echoes of Joy 6 20 Metgs Counly RFD 4 15 Blaeltnar Auto Show >)O S1gn 011 8 00 Oh10 Valley News 1Tues • Thurs ) 6 25 Country Jamboree 8 OS World News l!atunlay 6 5i Weather 4 30 Electrtc Co Local News 8 10 Sports Today 7 00 Nat1onol News 4 54 Ohio News Round·Up 8 15 Weather Ptcluro 7 45 S1gn On, Echoes of Joy 7 U5 Bill M1ller Show 3 oo Ohio Valley Newa 8 16 Lome Mueller Shrm SUNDAY 7 30 Sports Parade 8 05 1\orld News 7 311 Sign On- F'o1 ward Fatth 8 55 eommumty News 9 00 Talk o! the Town 8 10 Sports Today 7 35 B1il Miller Show I 8 011 BaptiSt Hour 9 55 Mason County News 8 15 We•ther PICture 7 35 PICkens llardware (Tues 8 30 News 8 JS Week End 10 00 Lowe Mueller Show 8 16 Lou1e !11ueller Show and Thurs ) 9 00 Spreadmg Kmgdom 10 30 l.olchstrmg 9 00 Htgh School H1t Parade 7 50 News 9 30 Tbe Bohle Speaks 11 00 News 10 30 Songs for Childrea 8 00 Boll Miller Show 10 45 Golden Key 9 45 The Good Life ll 05 LoUie l1ueller Show ~ex 11 oo Ne•s 8 45 Baker Furmture Show 10 00 Master Conlrol copt Fn. 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A LDM~. LOHCO 11MEI WH'( I'IOT~ NOW THAT 'JOU .,..£ GOI I-IAI~ J ll57 TERRY 1\.~L R!Ei~T, M~~.tJOW OUT FIGf.ITiiJt> AAJ D SHAI'E i HA~S! By GEORGE \YONDER OR 1.,; IT '/DU REACTI NG L~E: S~RIE~ j ... Blaettnars - t htio cff ,ce. aJleyo WINNIE WINKLI .:.riAKI< jW,.., A~D COME: OUT FIGHTI~ YOU M::.AN 'l.:O'.l T KNOW W1 11f"t1~ TUS oo-. LP ;.l No\Mf IS.? I, 1 1 ~ Un:~ A Toni¥ 1 'I <~par• hllttl•ll~ n1~.: Ill~ HI'))~ r,lver 36. Lucid 81. COJJIIr!el& <2. Typocl rat~ll pre~cribed Cet- If, Hareot w. I t.Sham 40. 6L Dode· abbr. 1 s v 30, llertrt 31!.1tngllr!lo LtL ABNEit a:J,Godrt...l ofllt.wn s Sh~trle .... U..MewJUrl: ° RADIATOR ER I CE 27.Roucll- 38.Betl1ed 2ll.lf'r<lld ll.Employ 1 22~ 1fl &.ee.tata 1'ellgtouo ll'lectlnga worlt 24.,.,.,. Corolinft "capltr>l' I' pl.l;u~d N.Y. ;dNee- 29. No. pomeroy Lan dmark ~<IJU!Ied r~le material 6. MJ.qeraJ. •prtng 8. Lmtenr 'I.RIWiiul poet. - UNI'URNISHI<:D-5-r~oms Byra 18.Pondil Mr~ r:.J L Strengthea wttb rrdded :IQ.Recota- Ukralnlaa ...... ...... 2l.Lake :3. C..taln 1 A qull 2080110 - lforl 1 • l8. 'l'roQ. uear OlymptW 3. GIIUllal ridge Jt.Lo- , 0~ LSoup liOilnd :Ill. Anllqlllltetl U.A>lapple poel<r U. Brazilian palm J3. Ceutury 2,U..utte!q •WH;N THf' DA.)' !'AME I PRESENTED lHE GUARDS A FORGeDNOTE IHE BOY TO THE '.' -~ �r • I • \ / Board B-Oa1Iy Seatlnel, Pomeroy·Klddleport, 0, Jan, 3, 1966 ... ... 01 offtcen •nd io!OO .Employes WANT AD Wanted To Buy 8 from '" w.,. ,., ,.,,.,", • .,ou ,,a Ohio 1\lel b11 been wed FURS WANTED Red FOX, ..., ll'redlt under Ute company 1 former Total Cemetery INFORMATION 56300 Muskral.s $1 50 raccoons $1- tuod C:OIIt ciiU~Je, IUCI\ refund Amount• Exr.Mt.~~a I~VENTORY lJJI,.\1 I.INQ • • ' shall nol aa:ain be u.sed to dete1mtne r-+- M •la• 'd<ttlr>•t I"U"llotUor 75. Maran Fur Agency, (0. • refund adlu•tment ncePt u 11 ro Ftre ProtectiOJl <tiMid•• 1)1\!.nllnt lhft() •.ll 0 Wnght) N Brown St, Ma- vtd~E:;1 J';., p;ra~~~\,8 ~4J e1.pren Contracts, Indemruty, 'llornla, ... 4:00 t I A ltUNfl son W Va Ph 773-5296 1y conditioned the aervlce \o be ren Other Expense !10 00 ~~IHHIII:I,.liiNF ' • b te eel H I ' dered by uld Company. ltl IUCCf!l 1.. ?-4-3ote IOU or auiJOilB PUf'IIUPDt to lhi• Uldl USED APPLIANCES week days 4 p m Total Ftre Protection 21000 ·Persons " 0 en r 0 ~ II Of' _.,,..'"""" 11ntt • 00 f'no On .., ""tthl•,..llntl _ nance ahau be prunarn~ tor Jornestte Highways-Malntena~ zer Hospital over the holid21 _I and commercial purposes and thllt '""'"' Our loss Is your gain, •orvtco shall not be enended to and Reprur 2187.09 weekend included Mrs. M. Ag tU."tJI I A IIVN. A UI 0 Se18S 1964 Olds 88-4 Door _ _ _ _ _ I '" 'Ur> un, 1 "'""" YU , ..e Mflll I othel • onHumer~~ of different ~la!IH~ I A first come, first served. -ccc--=~' 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent until after all ri!IIIOI'IIble require· Matntenance and Repalr nes Burdette, 930 F' rst ve Powrr steenng .tnd brakes, automatic, full eqmpme Year ' ' ...-tu "' ,...IPel ..,, ldJo (1., met! 1 All at "you pickup" pri· montt for dometUc and commernat (Gas Tax) 9034 79 James E. Belles, 129 State St ; "' •hwo rl<li1' •t10UI<i tv r.nd • +"'>'1 "<i tn•n'l&~~1••el• rh"' gut (.'OOdllJOn WY 2 3951 purpo1e~ are fully met, and fhl1 ces. 23 tfc pruvtalcn ahall be binding upon ~aht Mamtenance and Repair Mrs AlleR B Strait, 409 Tht ·I •Itt I wUJ ""' .,.. ~«pn!!~U>Lf:' ft01 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door _ _ $1 99 12 ltlnr• nan UDt> nenrr.ct W eriiN~ 111 1 Used Refrigerators - - - - - - - ---- -- - lcompany Ht month tucceuon or a~ year, ., • durtn1 each or eleb (M V L) 2203 65 Ave.; Mrs J ames E K arr, 13 •, P0\101 r ~lt•enng, autom:~tlc, rad1o All the works l'erfect, riA I tr.s \: r F... nd Several 5hould 1ellI for lt'veslock but any month or yeHr, ~b Tot a1 HI gh way Garf teJd Ave Mrs Robert H 50 joet durtn~~: to the forea:ctnw IJmJtlliUIIR .und ror Wan• • ., se~ t Oint• pe• Wlli'CI l)llli' n.ert.tMO --now on y $20 ==~" acter ccmvuance wnh the rorefotna: Expense 11525 53 Craft, 21:13 Kmeon Dr; Memtt $ 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1399 !Wtflh!lnn> DArP .: oetila 10 For fast cleanup. HotFOUR ijEREFORD cows, two provtttnn• 1a1 n1ay be deliverad Second A Locally o" nt•r car 4 speed box, 110 engme, lots of extras U (;e nt• per word Mr thNIII · C 1 F • • he!lcrs, one buU calf K..., any olht!r collllu~r and additional Employees ~rement J Perkins, 648if.l ve , •110ullw •Dit-rtkml. \J i::lld pomt, ros ey, r1g1clayeR f con t h T h;. G S indl K 11l Ml 04101 l.l1,.,.'>UII' OD tkdoO ..:21> ent1 daire, Gibson and Servel baugh's, Chester, OhlCI Phone and und:r •u:~n:'o~dt:lon~uc~~~~~~; ( owns.up Share) 595 68 Charles w er, anaugH ""'"19" 12 31 3t R •e ll r~tes u mav be lll'f~J Upon Deducltons by County Auditor Mrs Wllhe McKinney, Jr 1 .clio P-'ll "'lhl"' Ul di/Y8' CAftn Of rHAN"K:O • 0.&11'\.JAitl~ pright Freezer IIUo.I"'..J '-' P between the t cmpan,Y and 1ueh ~ 0 11 I I J J Sa GE U Should be $150 - --·-- - - - - - - - - ' •urne1 or ~onaumen For Workmen's Rt 2 Galtpo 19, esse Ufl ll.JII "" Ill WGrd ll'lll!l tmam lacb dd.lt.luna.l • .,ro tt> Legal Notice SE<TION J lbo ··~ ond rondl Compensa!Jon %78 36 ders, Rt 1 Galhpolls; Earl 1':. Of1ljef BOUlt$ OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. eout Cl .. $100 ---;=c;,---lion~ ol the •ervlce to be Nni'lt>red ther I' l:aO A. M ""' ~ p M. Chd)) "' Philco Chest freezer ORDINANCE - NO ~;, ~h •It IJ(}nform wun and be eubJect to 0 MiScellaneous Shaver, Rt I GalhJXIIS; Mr"~ . .tvrd.u fJ 30 " II to UIIOI DOOa I JIEPF:,\IING ORDINANCE NO 1169 the RuleM and Regulations for turn (Aud and Treas ) Delbert E Tope 1 Eureka Star rn. 00 ..... POME:RO'Y, OHIO WHI( 11 1ROHifiiTJilD ODS1'RUCTION IShm,g IM serv1ce of H1e Company ' Should be $100 T(l t'l A.l!l A Cl $ 5 OF Sl[)EV.ALKS Oil fi le with and approv.ed by 1he Collectmg :Xaxes 14110 Rt. Cher!es 0 Swick, Rt USU11 o'!,(ll I ' lNG oseout 7 lie It Ord! lnt•d by the Council of ]>uloll< lt!LitiCt Comrnlut•m of OhiO Interest on Loans I Vtnton Mrs RuooeJI s Satin· "A.N1 lD 30 CU. ft. Upright Freezer the \JII;~ge nf Midtlleport 1u follow• S.ElliON 4 ThJt lhe natural &u 1 ""' Rent For FOR SALE 6 =--oc-c-= cc==---Sh b St>J 1 1 hat Ordlnancl' No ~ v•o turnl hed or delivered vm~u~nl lo (Grader M-3) 180 ()(] ders Galhpolts , Luther J. Stl'l PHONE WY 2-2156 4 ROOM HOUSE, Wllh bath USED work pants, sh!r~.Jackou 1d • $175 hlbltlng Obstn!ctlon of ~ldewalks the t~rmH of this by tbe Payment of Temporary r d Cl 1 $SO be and ththe m" ts henob~ l~mpan~ 8hallordln.mco!, llave an av?uge pleton, Ewmgton; Mrs. C. Les1epe alen Haid 4 1 OS an II"OUn furnt Sh(-'(f Ca i\WY23J38 830 1 ets and shoes Carl Chevaoseou Soo II ThsOrdtnancethal\ hkehearlili!(V!liUIIOflOOOrltlshtherm L (G d M3 I h Rt 2Bd 11M r d I l t 10 21 cu. ft. Coldspot eflerl ~JHI he Ill force from ami arter ia l Ulllh per ouhlc fnot ror HllY con oans ra er ) ) 600000 er waug. 1 we ; 8 LosT - Two Beagle r ·bhil dogs a m 0 p m 1Z 31 3tp Iter' Long Bottom, OhiO Ch F IIJcoember 13 19M 1.'CUtiHI tw~he 1121 month pel ild ~ub Total Payments 25208 36 Carl Lester Vmton; Mrs. Joe D N I I"ll 251 I est reezer l'aued thO! l~lh d&J of Derernber ject IU ~ unance or nut mora tnan :m the VlCinity of !::ita te Gar UN rUR !SHED, 4 rooms and _ _ _ _ v - P Should be $125 oo..~ five ~~~ ver tent upward or down SUMMARY OF D Call Rt 2 Crown City, Ml · 1 age or ncm Ctw~tc1 Vtll .!ge bath, apartment m Pomeroy APPLES red and yellow DehcCloseout $lS ! Att""' Gt'ne (.rale Cter}l waro OPERATION BY FUNDS Margaret L. Lewts, Rt. 1 Pt \\ avnt> G1hbons, Carry rabieS lnllO! Uldt!On t:J~S WY 2 3975 12 31 tfc IOUS, Stayman, Wmesap, Easy Elec. Dryer, Pres•der!l rof ( uunrll SE< fiON ~ In the event the Stale Road Funds Pleasant Mrs Stella VBrother ' G O:ll 21 111 3 :aw or Uh•o o• tho VlllaAe of ModdleP<>rl, Bal J t I a Iso d01' IIU'l\Se num hep ; 109 ·'· FUTit\II SIIED- J -be-droom house nmP.S Colden Melrose 4 yr. old Oh•o Khoul<l hereafter lmpote a tu ance, anuary I, on, Cottagcvt!le, W a.; , 1094 LilJeral reward I!o:-iffiCi' lriJm"rllal" I)(IIIJlan<'• lin daily and Sunday We-ll's • Should be $1"5 / Fl~•n~ ORDINANCE NO tht> an prke ~pon that •s not n•,w 1965 (Clerk's) 182501 Elton G Clevenger, Letart, 1\ '~ ~ IHl<l 1< ~ula1Lng mfll!ie<~h,e or~cm~Jaur ~hould hereafter lnc•ea~e 1'tO0 Roush Box hb, MmeJ s\1 !\le, Butternut A\-e WY 2-22!11 Orchard, WtlkesvtUe, Ohio I Closeout $50 that I' )' brr ( haued by Columbia 011 til@ ra te of any 181( now Jmp081!cl up Transfer of Funds 4200 00 Va ' Mrs Clarence J Wtlliams 0 Ph one WY 2-3327 GuH of Uhm Inc !t$l!llfi.,tcceuou or the Com;•an} above the lax; rate Rece!pts Durmg Year 1465512 Pt PI e-asanl, Sheryl A JohTI 12 31 t{Q 12 8 30tp I Kelvinator Ran!=Je, good as~i~n~ I or natural to lhf' VII now el!Uitlng •Iller lh~n tilt rate 01 12 22 6tp -u-s I Should be $100 l~ll<! uf \laldle(Jorl OhiO d.Jli.l to ttl! Jlropoerty u~ted m the relll ll'~l~te tn Total Receipts and son, Rt 1 Umgsvtlle, Lee s -----------~ ' BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms ED KING FLUTE, for sale forsnd thealter pmrod uf Four VIUtrllied ~~~~ ana duplwale the heraleM Closeout $50 I lnlllln~anls I"' hdl~ from the elf&tlve n Sedlcnthen l th~ll In Balance 2068013 Johnson Rt 1 Hacme, Nanc hvmg room dmmg room k1t- Ivy 2 2950 - - - - -11 _17 tic Ke Ivinalor Range date or<t nam(l"' THe '""N nea1~ed to the "e<:eY•ar..o "' of" t111s oHD1rNED """ ·~"' ,,, u:tent <om"'" 1,. ,., 1t~, p aymenls Durmg year 1771l5 83 A Roy, I{acme, Mrs. Ralp' Notice Business Services- - Should be $75 Cll Of T ifF. VII LAGE 01" MJVDLt ut~aHt' Ju COlli clue to J;U~h new t.a>< Balance, ~cember 31, E Parker Chester. John E L\ - - - chen 1IHSt'l1lent and garage 1 forced <Llr ~,lS furnace But- ~~~;;;;;,;;;;;-;;;;~~~ 011101 Tllat fDr the pe1iOO m nr t11e "Hhel tax ratemanner TJ •s nhodl be done 1965 (Clerk's) Closeout $25 I I'OHT .'<iElTLU"~ rouowmg 297460 1 0ns IV Middleport, Samuel H 4 DELICIOUS Homemade Pma ternut 1\\; e Call WY 2-5127 AL. CONDITIONING Refrlger Matching Umco ot tour ·~· }ean; hom iUlOI an. r lhe aJ 11If the !\I,'W IHJ( or nigher tllll: Outstandmg Warrants, I Reed, Rt 1 Wellston, Mrs Ben 111 • lfc fil ion service Jark's R"friB W effectHe •I nn of llu~ mdtnance. the r comPute!l m dl~f't re11ttnn 50o, 7~r and $1 00 s1zes De1() eli:lt~ 5old ~ 'asher & Ory&r ffiiiXI11Um JlllCt' wlmh C olumbia lias or revenu .. s rl'~t>heol fcl December 31 196a ji,. Evans, Jackson, James L 11 I luxe P1l.'''""'• $1 50 Jad s DJl eratJOn, New Haven. Phone Sh ld be $3 uf IJh" Ill< Its auneuDra or ~~~ Uil! 111 lo of •~•. the rlt•" ~el '"rill 1\i OU 50 $225 pr. for su1n~ and~balltnehe mm•mum permtued ,r,.._. to cllar11~~e lt'nt hen!mnecenar) 8hall toe loadJU!ted lo the the ~x· Balanc (Add) m De s to 972 1 F'el!ure ISOr, HtColumbus 3 Ironton, Christo John hR 1 tic I ry Bar Midd leport 12 8 tic HOUSE on - Lmc-oln- - Helghts TIJ 2-3537 rccompens~ 4 1 ne I d 1d d d - - v,;hlrh II or thocy ~hall he H~qUirl'!tl to <.:cmp any for the amu•Jnl ther~>ot e pn I I y' . p eJ w y l'Lflrtl ~ ln'i.l e an LIGHT hnu ]ing COil and cal I funl'h lliliUial (la5 to the Vlllil!le of l lbJ If U\@ new t~x or lughtr tax: December 31 1965 298432 T W!llmms, Rt 3 Oak Hill For Sale or Rent out Call \\ y 2·5127 tle Phona WY 2 7786 <:~nd WY ~tlddlepcrl OhiO lind IO Ill mhabl rate ~~ net related <:ltredl~ lo fi:lU Geoerol and Otb•r James F Barnett, Rt Pedro 10 29 tf kW C tanL8 shall bt and the s"rne h hl'rl' IOld or lo revenues rece1•ecl folr fRo(>M IIOUSF:-wllh bath ~ 2-7286 12 18 3Ulc It arsey I b~ f x<'d for e~th ""J,.tolual .. msum th.e 1"1e of Ma• tht>n the Mb.l doll"r Towoshrp Funds Mrs Raymond E McNeeley / • Manager er ui foLLLwll lfe(t therf!Qt oJivn tt1o1 (O~t of ten Phone WY 2·3704. 12 31 Jtc ___ _ and """' '""" "''' "' ""' ""'' '"'" b• ,.. com'"'',, ,,, vm,,.. Balance, January 1 1965 Zolesk1 Hugh E Marlin, Rt 1 I Ph. WY 2·2181 I red nooJ cubic feet for 1he ftnt lhall toe d~lerrmlled h1se I upnn op (C lerk .s) 2633 71 Wells tun: Gregory A Davls, Everyday Specials Rent For 1 1 -----~-- - -- - lmth doVdl ~'atrs apartment at I,OOU cub1c lett used tt1rouw:b tath eratlon.s of the Comr:my m the v R I meter e•• h mm n llage dunnt the mDYt rece illY avail Transfer or Funds 4200 ()(] 8\enswood Gerald L Higgln 1R d THHF.E nOOM furnished ap~rt N1ce locJtton m Middleport Marie's Style Post _ _ t:·~ht ..... t , uetv r11' l l hun<~u~<lth& able twelvu mcflthR 11enod er~cttn~~: (In c l' \\Y 2"434 21 f Cl!nls 48 !l~IUOol Ill'< (>Ill.' hunllrt.d lthe \n~t day of the Decl.'nbt!r or Receipts Durmg Year 997486 1h lh am, Rt e House, w I nwnt 170''.! Mulh~rn .1\i J $125 WELL ke t ca 1 h th 11001 ettm lf.'tt t!l the ne~t 9!1 100 Jun ... precedilll! •he llffh' 1..... ~tr or Total lterelpls and 1 Flct· 1Va, Adrian H Napler, 1 tc Haircuts 31 _ ~·o TR I ER I Sh & $ 50 p rpe s s ow e ~uhlc ft'l!( ll:.<,•(l lllloU~h ..~~h Inlier !he ney, tax rlf hli!tl r IX lale ' 1" Rrwon1blr rent fall VlY 2- i •vv 1\ L• SPACES for ampoo ets 1. results of regular Blue ls 1 -e~•hmonth lout dollun ~v rnm}lcu.eJ anau tben l Balam:e 840857 l woods. Ky, Mrs Howard F 11 1 1 111 111 2049111 dl\lltlt ,mri::~Fir.t 5 p 1 rLnt m the VIllage ot M1ddle- 30 dl!ly color rinse, 1re spot cle<mmg Rent elec • 17-s.,1 ~.. 111(),) n "' 1Pl'fltt 111ll' .... tomdr"'cl ~ ~'' ~ " d•vJded bl lhe "' ~ t• Jlla(JI' P: D Suck, Ravenswood·, Mrs Arfh· hunlhll(! (\()Ill lo lhe !}'Pel of CUSI• men eo"er.d ayments urtng Year 7'"283 ""' S m 1 )hOP \ ' ' 2 lSOG port Clll \\Y 23:346 or WY hampoo & set $3.50 trtr shompooer $I Pickens (Ub( f~et fo• oil 111 ex<!'s~ <If 100000 i'! 1lh t• Drdmance tlurlllll the ~~me Balance December 31 ur I Hatlet,. , Greenup, Ky, 30 tf •ll 22186 or VYY 23600 Permanents $7 50 Up cm(>nth f(l <" l 1.1sed 1h1oUNb cad• met~r preacnbt~O e~e months the 1 pond ~ateh 1965 !Clerk's) • 905 74 M rs Srot IE Thompson, WellH<:~rdware Company Mason 1cul" e~th hereinperiod •hdlt anc:l toe curr.., 12 l130tfc WP.ScltandServt cc W Va ' 1 3 6tc' f'r A:\1m•mu11thar~efore.:uhcu~tom mi!IYadJusted 01 d Warnmts, lslon William D Gbbl l'a<.h month u! - . , '"·II,,, ,,... l he ~dJustment or 111• ral.eo p•o U Stan mg •0 e, R3V 'n 1 \1 furm~hed 8JlHrlltlf1 v rtn16 t$2501 ahall December 31 1965 enswood I Mrs Haldor A1~ ~r RutlJ[},d fIVP F'OUil-ROOM ---W1gs and Wtglets "' be..,.,. Ullde Ifu $Crl ·ue- , IIJ lhll ordln~"l• aa ll rovldld • ' I S 1 p o o ~e 1 ~1ct> under th11 rate MthNI11le I• •n 811 bPara).lraphs IS) .1nd lbl abnvl' 1 b mltll.,'lll " I"" 1115 Lfc BRACE yourself for e thrtll tlJ8HIIlllnUe<1 althe rcqu~s\ ot 11•1<.>1\ ~~hall be llliide by romtUJnl the math I (Add) 6ROO ert Jorkson Sarabeth Lull M ane s ty e ost I IJ(llll P~·JJH'-1()\ PI wne mcnl WY 2-3658 ')I I 2 ·,r.t3 12 23 60tc ~-~ ' Rt.. 124 Ph WY 1-5271 the first time vou use 81 ue be er obll~:~tmn Ihi' ( nmpa tu!} lih Ill not ~trill~ he uruler ill ruulttu oflle lilt Balance m DopoSllllry I Jadson, Mrs Larry R Cor lev, rl.'aume to ~::'at!(' prurrlbed nearo~Omj>UiatJO/ll ~ "' P qu ur 1 1 /\\'( 1 bu.ltoom housttJa1ler, a ll Syracuse Ohio Lustre Rent electnc sham- the ume CUti\Qml'r (Ill lh~ ~~me ,l!r CC III I z:.o per on¥ ltloU!In'.L C'UbiC Decembt>r .11 1965 973 74 Ravenswood Mrs Ernest c For SaI. p renll~es 11 111 I the l'U~\Ome r ua8 ~t I W fl J k ll't\ ttl(' lhfll J'ht d (all \\Y 2 40 1 1- \\'000 exK-nsron !udder poorr St Rakrr Furniture ll)ad t pa;m<'fll of an ltlllCIIIJt equal the 'nail tle Total of All Funds I ya arson, Debra L. Bail "II I' \ "I "J u y 2 '><! r\il. I ' Middleporl 01110 1 3 6t to the mnHmum mcr~thlv 'h lr,l!l' t 'r I,", rit~ct IJiii sh~ u 'I"' IVto ~~· rnder B•lance JanuaJ Y I e)' Rt 1 Bidwell ,, ~ {.. !) or¥> .llltnr 3 \t: .J rs old $25 New ll.wen ' c ~illll Jltlllh of tho! mlelvenm~ ;>erlotl adlllJo:8 1 11 {K(Urnng "" .. nd ~Iter the 12·16-th l 83~ :WP~ 1Z3l3tpl EXPERIENCED FIRQWOOfl ( l21mcntha 'j anle 'rrl!. ""~dale~t •l atuteto ,d•n 445872 BlrtbS 1 res<>l utlon tile r, an\- IC'ngt II 110 butn•ttotllotedt FUEL COST.. ,l\e CLAUSE pur~tl•nT wh 11 h 196..1!Cicrks ) ptf'k up load Call or wnte are11u•'l hjlol ~('!ll~etu 13tl'S pre~~rlhed ahove thl.' nn tax or inrreaaed \11Xt"lte La Toial Receipts Dunng and Year 2462998 I Mrs Clarence J Willi \I \1 1\IIU~C foriU\1 I IGHT GU!\ {i:lbmcl dlld illl ldjl.IMtm.,nl fnr Ill)' lllllt)f .. d RcceO"IS r.l d rt. rll JI) 11HH! \ \ ' 1511\ (lne 'i LX gun (.tbm rt 790 Milp (Iilli<LJf .,fJhlo \h., b} (oiUillhlJ "nuen not!flcahon ?t he Jerk rd'UIIIItof Balance t' l .en Ohio,ale MYSktdmore 6 3437. • I,~~ Inc I(pmct umpiln\) I!> 1he l'll.'nl Ml HLI bt' ~( nl Ln "" 29088 70 ' rt PIectsant, son, 6 23 a m.ams, Frl• 1 ~Il l o\\l 1211 He le S1, Mtddl port 1 ~tfc lit" ••1rl9 1 1e• tu tht' 1 ompanv 1 re t~e 11\I H~t• o~ quhk'v J~ , , . '''' ~!I p ~ ~~ ~·Jbe -I I f1u thP. PHI hase or naturar ~~ 8 or for <er JC ""' ot of til• 1'""' · ·~ lr 11 gh I .1yments Dunng Year 25208 36 j ay rs ~ rt E Tope, rlllr l•e I 12 31 3\p Jnsurance II!\ nf•od or nfunrl s ri<PI 'I fr m •r '•..; I Ill! 0 n lo e leLII n~l Balance Dct'ClllbCr 31 Eureka Star Rt, son, 1·25. 1 f Jf>ll Ohu ~uol <ON h•remHIIf'r JH<Hnho1 I S~ \ 110:'11 U lhol '"" orJinOioe (If tt 'IOI •Jilllrnl~ 1 r~pzrt I sTr'flF:O - RADIO comb matwn From the tnrgcsl trtlrk or ()h (>~Uti 8 raLP• to 1hf' { omp~rlV aJe 1HSt I II ' Dr p.ort tf n ordlll\11 ,. Ul 1965 !ClerkS) 3880 34 m Saturday, Mrs Wtllle E .- ,_,nJr \ 'y ''><I 'lot 12 " tfl I Bt IUtlftll W<l lnut con~oll JldS hutlrlozl'r ra1h.11or to the I PH rrKul •tut bJ' the ret'lerll I ower resotuiJon m•on• ~1 <! nt t • ,..,with l• 0 t I<>Minff W McKmney, Jr., Rt. I Gallipllts, smallest heater core I 01'0 Copy1ng Service. cap l DmmJtst()n to the e:.t .. nt ot uct:l ..-.ll~nst•~ncv Us ...............'e arrants, .•, 11011'1 "j)••rilll"Ol /\,\1 r,tdto and 4 speed chang· les mad8 ol IegaI papers aren preOLcated .. Sl'r"ue ulee above repealed Dec••nber 31 ' daughter1 2 15 am ' Saturday .v lllrnl"h··d c <• o • upon lhe nt11 p~lrl h~ be,reby ECTION 1 Tb al lbould t.n)' tee • ....., o1 for rt'tt( Pl mnr W" l2776 A.f er 4 spe ed "ound system birth recordq and almost an the Company to Ohio Fuel nt 1181 Unn Part or a ... or Provllllon (Add) T172 Mrs Carl Lester, Vinton, 4 OJ PI 11 y 2 3'7' TillS I" a 19'' model Used y o::ubic per month one thoUSJ lo:l I] .and fiUOl of • •ecllon of IIIIB ordinance .. Ba Iaoce m no tory, a m Sunday . Mrs Allen rr ' p m wnc .• "t ,, w other documents feet ofperbJUinll' Demand <ltte!J.red VO(d the remam:ler !It tnJt ~posl B tHu\~ ltj !lnd Hc>ed l!ardw<~re onl~ ! munths Full balance WY 2-2143 Pom1roy Reuter lnslltll ... n...:r..!o:t• ~r flne lhouund •IOOIIl whtc ~rdlnanoe ahall aot be iltfet"ted. her• December 31 1005 3958.06 StraJt, 409 Tbtrd Ave., daugh d D...-.., I IIIUet'OJ feet for all 1•• purdoa~ed 1111 11 are Y ' t 3 11 1 tfc tte $9H 3J or $6 per mon+h I •• tfc h.ereJnaftcr referred kl a• tbe base SECTION lr That th\t Or-11Rllnce 1-3-1tc er, 56 p m. Slf}dayj Ml TJ \ t1 I uour ll"ffie Call KAR - L- GR ESE rate ahall become eff. .dtv• at the •arJJe t Ernest C W• " J k da THAILEl-1 LOTS - tree seW J v u R Plumblnl{ lALVI'NA CA"UAL A PURCHASED o.u A.DJUST dol.- n\lcwed by law 13 1988 • J"a,..., ac SOD, U· \\Y 2bJi5 12 28 6tc and Hettlng, 'MrnersvLlle ~:~ • ,., 1'V lnsurAnef' MDIT P/\SSt:n n~ember , ghter, 9 59 pm. Sunday. MulleD lnsurance Agency [nc When lin)' chan(le u mlldt tn the ArfES! Gene Grue I ]f!rll; Veterans Memorial Hospital Di~tbargecl agt~ and w.11.t.cr Brown's [la:J.l Z!L 7.A( 1956 model AutomatOhlO End yollr sewer troub Pomeroy, Phone WY 2 33"1. • . rate PaHI by the ( ompan) to Clht~ l..f:H! Smith Mayor Fuel the .~~en lee ratM hert' n ~~~ ,,, H2l Z7 JJ 3 ' ' ' er Park \Stl:l'e Approved) " tn'' mach 1ne At1tom ll· lc s We I1ave aII stzes sewer Uc ""' ,ncreatl!d or o.ecreued m ,h• ,..1 tc S"l\ " "" AdJDJSsaons Fn day - Ber tha rnachmes Reasonable rate!. I._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 9: 1 tow"~ manner McKenz1e, Po........,roy ·, Carl Man- Robert E. Betz, Ravrnond F. Mmcrsville, Oh10, r'bODe W'l 11 il!v buttonholes, make s de I~J At the ba~e n•te. •1111 """' C J 2-3324 1 li tic rm tine des1gns ~ews Clll 1 Ca II WY 2 2974, dny or mgbt GRANGE H11 At the new rate 4.NNUAL FINANCIAL ley, Maddleport Mamie New- rotty Mrs Martha A. Dav1s, computed lun, Harnsonvtlle, Dan Weddle, Mrs Thomas H Fower, 4 HOOM, unfumlshcd All w•l''''''t ,Jttach·l 9 IS tic ' I INSURANCE. Mullen ltUrdlaSl'rl The difference "' atthelhf! baReof Ill~ ,u REPORT I Danment Charles Lyons, M tson, 1111 \ ssume la st 9 pay- HEATING, PLUMBING Rural l eronsyurapnch•ooAegeWnYcy "31n38cl, Porn· a•oJ lhf' new rate m the nldnnl'!r SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Portland ny E Grueser Mr!l Hughie Le W Va. 773 5till 12 _il·tfc·l n11 v. Rd fo uth ~lm•e to v MEIGS COUTY, OHIO _ __ 111 $7 per mon th C.11\ Doxol boltle Gas Arnold Bro- 1 • the •olurne of jj":uth~Ll be d•\Lde .. 11yI lhe por t • Th eron E Morr11, Molen· MODER N u,1t urmshed 3 rooms I \\' 12 28 til e the1s 618 E MaiD Street ' 1 Uc For tbe Fiscal Year Eudlog Discharges Fnday - Mrs. 1a G Pickens, James H Rtd and bath Furmsh u1t htws lsonou BI U floo - r furance WY- Pomeroy g 22 lfc ..'UTIJMtJBnI~ v- lb5Uf'8DCI tJetiJ jl ()00) culnr or decrease r une thou!and J Christoll'et IDP<'the neareu Dill' pDecember 31, 1!t65 rBlame rd MR1ggs1'hand daughter, K pHart man, ph TJesse wIII terns, CoaLS Building 11 16 Uc 2 2fl5t 4 Jo Gtc hundred Ill ul a (f'nt .. lmn fhall be opulalion 9,032 1960 0 rs omas mg, om- er Mrs Harold Ph T canceUed? '...c:Bt ywr .,. . oper• the pun~ ha!!ed 11as adJu~tmcnt · Total Salanes and efoy, Donald W!lhams, Mason·, A Bnght, Mrs. Dana R. Rush, / 1AUDGP,T PRICED furmture one oday For I tor'l licenat CaU WY 2.-21&6 (2) The !ervwe r~te• fihaLJ IH> In __. our fl b d rrea~ ..~ or demued b~ 1he dmount Wages Patd Owing James Hawthorne, Long Bottom Mrs Nelson R Crom1ey, Mr< 10 1t 11 lrl1 oor u get shop I F EE IUUc nf lh!! purdlalled aas ad]U Him• It 0~ the Year 1965 Joy White, Rutland, Orville Robert J. Crush, Charltll D H e Ip W ant eo ~~'lALvl.:< !IE• l.P WA"TJ ,, '"' I I f.ctlve -,..1th bUill renderf!d on ~nd (Consolidate from Allen, Pomeroy enney, Mrs Darrell Dun"'•n R ESTIMATES """mlnoo '" P""''"" A .,,, " D l\ur"' 1 R8kcr I urmlure, Middleport, 0 I afl t> r the JOth. dHte) , er Bm l'l(lrJ( ll\.tlllH nred'> l 110 -_ -__11_12 . tfC I ON - Re_a 1 Estate for Sale fullown.: lhe day datO'! ft.he on effertlve Wll11n a ' "" I All ~unds 1158075 AdmiSSIOnS Saturday De- Mrs EJmer L. Endicott, Don hdrpartll 1 F' ,..,,.., f'· 1\C\"J02 ., ·· lllcliHI\1''. 1"1111( f'1Jmmatedforever eALUMINUM SIDING 1FOR ..SALE _ i room house JOIOifOhw~IJ(']jgflr~tu~etl\n(u:ll vutn~ u. m• nthty ow 1(.1 1 ~ t.,, 1Tax VIa ua t1on 2706970 00 lorcsMa xey, R~"" txUSVl II e, Md a e- aldL Elliott , Mrs Ch ares S betv.e(n ;.rg,, (f 17 n.l ~0 i (t 'l 1Jr" Ebersbach H.1rd STO pall\ Pnn1ded lhat the conpa!\} Tax Levy Fluharty, Mrs Lon R Grlffrn 24,10 !me Stutler, Syracuse I' '-: twar Run M1II ' p ICK e & WINDOWS RM DOOR With bath i'hunc \\' 2 3704 !Ill!~ s h oiL ba•(l ttlcd w11h th., Pulilnd 1 { l 11 IMrs 0 rlyn Hmeman 1 or coun "r on( ilr Hl v..or . . Comm!nJOn of OhiO lin Pomerqy, OhiO DISCharges Saturduy InMr· 1 k I I k I f N1~ht and d1) pos1tton s r.ns ll.ndv,:ure, \1ason eROOFING ___ 12 !I Jte ~i~::te;~rtc~~~~:nn~~ ,!~:,.:~~~lf~;t~~·~ December 31, 1965 fant Kmg, Pomeroy, Simon i Raymond J Ingalls, Mrs. Har ltVI'Iliablr l t..ll ur p1rt lmle l2-930tp m dan puur to the efre 11"u d•le I hereby cerhfy the following .Johnson, MmersvJ!Ie, Martm lold JIVIden, Mrs Luther Johr. 0 r•~" 1'''" "'1 S''I',-1"~ ""omputattonin•uvp!lrt •fs,tctro• ston • Rber I Le WlS, Sarabeth " l nl I) 1'1 '"'1 1 n, I~ ,.~:.- ., .~tJ -m~~h 1n• rf'r>Blr ser 1 ExteriorDecoralors ~~ ~ chased g~s •dJuatment tol!fllhf'r with report to be correcl Woodard Pomeroy 1 1 (hal for ad\unte rmnt Apnly m VICe all m"'·e· WY "2284 I Of Oh'to , tilt , 118lment " ''"' p\Jr<'hllsed 11<11 s H Johnston Ad ffiiSStons sun day cu. v adJu 1s to 0 _. pta(e Mar- Lutz Leonard Marcum , Mrs 1 111 , f!o,ct per sun 2\ \\ p I Untlln fl lh l'he t><l brl(. Shop, Pomeroy WY 25644 Middleport, 0 I it 1201 A M un thl'l elfecthc •lale T6wnshlp Clerk garet Seidenabel Pomeroy Cle- Leonard G. Nibert, Lou Ellen ens OhiO I?- u"0 tiOt ~ A\1 ll lrOtle d Smger Sales and POMEROY t md sh .. !l OI•Piv lo all btll8 renderl'd RECEIPTS ' • - wo story frame, '"' ant! Hfll'J lhat date ment Cooper Racme Lydta' Ste- Roush ' Mrs Zona Sla ytoo, .1)1 Seno1ce a 29 Uc AUCI'IONEER SIX large rooms f3 bedrooms) II HY.H •ND AOJUSTMEIIIT General and Classified wart, Pomer,oy, Emm'ett Me· man L. Stapleton, David E Wh~IW•er du11ng .11 quaneriJ perS CJ d batIt fu ll basemen1 gas !ired tod ~ndm~ ea•h ~hrc 11 11 June 10 Property Tax Total Claskey, Rutland Carol Free- pencer, au e A Van Matrt> Complete Servtee (\1l llll0 cOl r II opens to e. f'rll1 nr.~dfunJ hot Y.<.lter hooting Ov..ner wtl l ~.~:;~~:~~\oe\:1 ~~/~~r~~~;v"~m~~~e l~r ~~~~b; for All Funds) 5549 08 man, Pomeroy Orville Arms Mrs Amanda Watson, Mrs f1n<1me $b50000 hi •o~l llau~e the ccmpan~ 1, C1~arett.e Tax 2.1703 Pomeroy· Els,Je Barnhart' Marvm L Wickline, Hllton N h1 rl ~ \( 11 11 11t conditiOn WY 1 Wr1te, Prone or Contact • •'"' RR A0 FORD MIUDLEPOI!T - tv.o 1!1 t 0 r y UIIJ" ~:~1\e. Futl, a lt'fund 'r r,.. mn ~ ... the Com(IHII) l>haU i' ~ lnhentance Tax 16 60 M1ddl ' t M Th ' WD Ife, Mf!l DBJSy B Ankrom .. ~·o~ 12 JO 3tt: l It S to clran Racrnc, ObJo frame five rooms b 1th eel the •o:•v11 ... 111 rhc 1 Sales Tax and epor, rs omas Neff, Debra L Bailey, Mr.s 1 4 1 such Mulld or re Ins' I 1..! HII w lt h ' I ttc Jar gdS heatmg fiOilt 1 lllld F'm, Mary Radford, Porn- Desssuer, John R. Fellure, Mfs. I' I II I L tl J'CJll "il'lriC r'--:-----------.1 bark proches, ~:orner I o 1 ,fmur 1<t a.,hvu lhl f ~~~~ Government Harold K Ge rman) StePhame d 1 "' n~t1ualt.he \()lUll!~~ 672 00 D ' 1.,.,.\\ .. o:n., RUTLAND I ,ll ll p liJi.l 't1 Raker F'umt Oversea!! Employment $5 000 00 l '•er' d emlhll( Wllh the Oj ll lrttr l!i Beer and Liquor ISChargcs Sunday Blanche K Gavens Kelly R Hamilton 1 S\'" \''USE .. 11 .. h the rdunil Dr n fun 1R . . , . h Stanley Albany Willard Cl l) "I 1 y' H ' 1\..., -1 1'.! story frame, rete!Hd The qUotient'",,,, •• ,,,,,,·,' Lic~nses I ' I '\...Wes umphreys Mrs G Iun { () Mj( ldl ~:port, 0 All trades trllck dm rr to t · 4117 19 Pomeroy ' ' 11 Apply WY 2·2156 12 27 6\p SIX rooms /~ hcdroomsl balh lc~ntt \1 '111e.. ~e~t "11 " huntt1 e1h "' 11. Other E Jeffers] Mra. Charles L 619 •n prO]CCl englmt:r!> Afltf'a b I a • the rrfunlj ~u1Ju6! ,),) C Europe AsJ3 South PacJIJc asemcnt, gas rurnace heat ..,,I2J'' The eo n,ce Utel Whkh would Gasoline Tax . . • Nlnn 00 James liOJV Kray th C. 01L. - ' -Kisor, and Mrs THE p:ud travel housmg, food m~-: garage corner Jot 100 1 otherwr•e be 1n effect shall be tie- Auto Regtstratlon . • 3857 65 TO MEET WI!.ODNESDAY enne ~n.Ou.-1 Infant 61 Pont1ac _ $995 100 LO<..'tlted on Route 124 creued for a tw"l"e month Period Cemeteridaughter, Mrs James L. Steele 220 00 DAILY SENTINEL At I~nttC' R:l ~-o h sal:try JObs, roommen<'m« <Jn the flr•l dnv of lhe '-"' The 1a t 111 the d in! r, tllln, .. dr Sl'rlan 1'm1. 1r rn,dr, female OHr 18 or:::lB s,r. r.,oo 00 lhln1 month after the ']U&rt,rly pt'r Miscellaneous (A nd and s Serles on an ant daughter, Mrl. Dav~ lf {IIU )! 1!.. hrlk(s Lo(:a]tv ALIIERT 1\f COX, BROKER too In "'"'" th~ refunJ or rdullti• Treas Fees Collecting Plannmg and Preparing Meals Jd L. Hill and infant son, Mrs (J\I d ' 11 He 1Ut1fut all Bux 23 190, O a kl;~nd Park wer"' rt<'e,ved The rei md se~, u ~l TH tlf ~ flRIVF.IlS ~ Ia 3,1''07 \\>Y 2.-3830 W\' 2...3836 mcnt th~tt (t'rmmate ~ • the ~nd of Tax,.... 141 10 for the Young Famlly, sponsor· Garl W. Worthy Irvin and infant 1 lnr 1 tl 1-h ., ~aul lwf'h e montha '""' ed b the SEMI Oil 'l' ilAT~HT Su nw 12 31 3lc I ll Tho ( omvanv ~~~~~~ fll.. "'llh Total Receipts $24629 98 y ExtensiOn Service, daughter' Mrs Donald Leed~ $2.750 I ··us IUM BU I II'' 1 expf"rt' IH t' trr lpful Lu1 not 65 f!Uick --the l'illllll lltlll!lu Commls~lon ,, for homemakers m lbe Rutland and Inffint daughter, Mra. James S!• . . . c ul{ NG am FOH SALE 6 room house wtth fJhl!t ~~~(j ( lel k of lOIIfllll of he ~ I I PAYMENTS T•f'• "1v 1 1U um l,trn tnp I~ ~ l oll r l ~lrnn 4 dl 11 11 '11 • ' 1• fut !t i t 11 r ,11 ) cuttmg Wtlt buy htdcs every balh, full basement • 894 lly- (l~jje o!MMI<id]('p\tft Ull\o thl!t~ (:)()) General EKeruhve Servicearea held ID at the home on or LClarence White L. andGleasoa, Infant son, ay~ I' or to the eff ective <bll' M Mrs \\ill Joe beBolin Rutland Jr.Mrs ••d ~agesn~ fl~ ~ ho~ tt tr~:~~l~nr'll(;_ l I' 1xII!' 11l - , '"'t1 1 r ng & br 1kfS M ond;~y Phu Melcr, Phone / Sf'll S1 Mtddteport PhOI""' cmnp \hhDil In IUPPcrt :Jt "4111 I II' CompensatiOn of ..... \\ y '"' fund adju~tm.ut t.oli(eth"r \1.11!1 a n I Tr Wednesday, January Mh infant son. 2:3510 9 18 ttc PL Pl~aS<mt 6952607 II(C that the lt>fund •dju~tment .,..I ] ustces 249572 111 il1u11 l\ 11 ildf' \\r te ur .... l•lacu\ In effeot aa of 12 Ul .A M Compensation of Clerk 1035 94 (!II ' t1J< n \\HI• SPrr.l Tn1m 1 11 1f. He on tie t>ff<ttl\e dale tnd t h u ll JPt•lJ t<) RIL UILI11 r ~ nrlf'rt>d m ;<rid dltf'r Tr ave! and Other Musical Instruments Ill ~ lr ~~ 011 12,1 Corv.m for !:) ti e Phone SH 2 th111•t d~te lor a tw• lve m<Jn h per orl Ex n~>·nse 421 06 FAllM ,\• n,, ll~t1 kl Te1mt.1ll Pomeroy,Oh1o 15 h f1llnJl shal l ~L,;n sc i lorth Lhe t'" v fOH SAlE Jamwty r l eC~rance l 527 ~ 13 tfc cnmluned eff~ct of I he eiJrront pur Gl'tlcral Supphes 122 41 JlLL t d1 1.! ll 'miltr~n Ohtn or ~-----------.1 ol pt rno<.; and orJ::t~ns trade I • hllliNI e"~ adjuttmenl an 1 U1e rP 4 r I I )I II ~tj l •' 19 9 a m ltl 1 ( ! )( ' 0 job 1\1 II doni:' fl' +'lmg' Wanted To Buy fun l afiJUfitlllllllb net• flll lllO'd ~· Total General Executive tns dt•mons1r,lt nrs rent~ IS I &! I htu••n Pln\ ldl'tl for tho nru fou a p m d.ttly :\o col It rl ( lr m 1 •11 fH'1<: i!< Jth Ulue l ustrP l't.'lnOS pr! C('d rrotn $457 00 Up - -W 'l"arterl) ~noOt r ~teeS 4075 IJ c, ~~~ 1,! 1 .IS( 1 : Hr I kt nl t Lj j tru sh,Jm [l/X;I r $1 Organs $477 up Used cons•le SPF;( TAL, coon, $210, beef b (41 When " rl'funrJ or r<~flllul• h~v" Town H~ll - Mamtenance v I hIde r.•C lb nnl II Railey I purcha~~d cen u~ed as a 111111 l'rl'dll tn thot ~~~ I A d l'ollH'ru\ ( Pm~nt Blj)ck ( o ONLY ptann t'.(llnu t fi»Jsh less than cu~ts .,r rile lonp~,\: n Repatr 399R / 1 1n:ururtions PomNtiV Oh 1n 12 27 6te one •-ear old Good tone , IJke l _ Reedsvtl le , Ohio 12 31 12tc !~~;~e; '~;, ~o&t,,ciatiRI! for Total Town Hall 399& , on s Ill<! bul C'<>not l llll ~ nv 1. 130.00 Do- - lalo,. • I LOCUST POSTS 0 John-l" •hall <ll!termme • refund adjufttment n1emorml Day Expense 50 001 U 5 (" VJL SERVtCIE TESTS WilY WOrfV llVCf A sl uggiSh ne" Only $4~7 Used "'urlltz n 11r ~uch refuJnl ur ref! 1 1~ 1 1 II! T Jp Co•nnltnl T.,.. \lc 1 ll mol , '"' <rP I I I k ~amt' nanr~er a& pre~rr•hed 111 "P~rRe ota ayment.s 1• lr~ 1 ~ ~t,rhnll 1 .. s11 rtl srp LL an Gl1 Klean-Em . er spmet organ walnut ftniSh \ son, Dexter 1 OhiO 11 u • ~ 1 •• r1 11~nt 1' " " 1 ~t,ry All Srp111 t ank (leaner, 2 .. 44 keyboards 13 pedals I 12 28 6tp !:1~t~m-a~~1Je~d 1 ~ r~~~n~.:~~~~·t~.~:! Carried Forward 4165 t1 trtlni UJ ' I 11~ ' r•<tlllrl'o1 • pc b ' whith wou ld niherwhf' .cr Total Paymen1s ] 1., .,,r1 II• " 'n d I >hROJO~rl t xp(rl!ll<l'l Lmdm.tk r,um Bureau, dtShe3 for the period remt•Lnllljl under the Bro ht F d 5 rcusston, rever s, excellent 1\.N't ll,llJE Furniture, \lstJ,Il !'"liFE lnFot PorneTIJ\ 121 6-,'"tc Le!>.s than one year[ mJscellaneous (all or wrtte Tr ~•npHnr ~ rormeJ rhlt 'au~l! Hea)lhllg Taxes orwarWtthheld416. conditton tr. mall n •on'''"''rv n 1 " s 1arle• f'~u ,, ilU FURNITURE CO. " ~ c < •Hnpan) fthall ru~• fl111 11 eompuia ll~nl • \ \ I < JU!\Yf'nln j(niiJP rJBf' \\OOil nnd cow manure old on Iy .,-.l21 00 Wendells Mrs Howt:rd Cedi W unu wllh the Publlc \ tll!ltt~ c m F IJ 800 MASON, W. VA. .,!dn ~~ nd J hone L1rlG:•,In So r 209 Garfield A p k • mt..... lun f)( Ohio and the Clerk nf or 1Stnct Hoard of Yictl. Ho x fWi j M ~ O;~~lly Sent met Sht rm m Hoberts WY 2 64761 vc, ar erf!Mam St, Pomeroy l('nun("L or the \llla~:e of Mtl•lht l Hl'OJith 155958 Pttmero} ,, 1.2 29 3tc ' l9 Uc ~tm.ea~ Ohio In tkt.rm.UJ.eo supp .. rt or W1d11r RR)' l!'(Umt ~d 12 29 6lp burgl w. Va. uu. ..,... Cemetera - Compensatioa ::-=,;-:..:-:-::=::=====~======:...:.1\,.==~F~O~R~~S~A~L!E~==~I r ... !SIGNS ... 1 Pomeroy! Motor Co. QUAUTT - - - - - - - - - - - , """ any refund received by the Comp.ml' Hospital News IARNEY GOOGLI lfiCI Sl'tUFFY SMITh CLEARANCE IT SHORE DONTSEEM TO BDrHER 'iOH NON!i. DAft Y r:ROSSWORD A(lii(JM r l.Rude fellow XOB L'\- Pomeroy Motor Co. ~IZUM 3HT 1 16. Cut 17.Dtalallt 19.None &04 20.Qoarrel 28. Clooc JLAETTNAR'S t~r 196~ ell''"~ eu~t ~~ punha~ ~~ ~~~01an;e~~~~~n~o t~eet!~~~~!""~~~" n~, •re~~e War~ I --~ 0 ~ 0 ltt Wo ~uch CARRIER NEEDED l~l:\J>F"'lS1VE \ I I ~reo~e upholstCI~ 1 L ~~~;'llfl : ,; ~1~1~ rrLe~ (~at caneM 1ela.nd. 38. Atrlc8.1l 43. :M.a.n'• ~:-1r~~-~~:--::·w;_. :& Vnb&PPJ' NO, DAD -liN (IOI.l.liCI'lC»ol OF 'THE llitllT OF EVER>/T>IING"'WOIIT llE COMPLETE.·- roomo GASOLINI ALL!Y Bhipyard ......... kPage Cli.Paol,old style d.Onea 67,&wltng "I'm Jimmy's trylni to ••II his car and I heard him ny he'<l thrown in a tire patcher-'h't could wol'tied! be mel" l \e to 1J ea . - _.~ • 1 <::>UtJt:J0'-2 re.;. 11-:;tt>j m t 1e phone book' can't feel too 'Or!'U Pert.Uncle Walt! brought tt on h1m>elf! Fred ;r~esyhire, 3 ROOMS New Furniture 1 ~99 1 ¥ • • • ")<! 1 I Ul MASON Walt• No horlle addre.~• DOW1i I la.-·Hno I \ DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTI!: - llere's hew tot worll K: ' AXYDLBAAX& 1 lo I.O.OPBLI.OW Onele!IA!r abnply'olando for onotf>or. Ja lblo ll!UIIple A to wre4 fw !be thnro !:1, X tor lbo two 0'1, etc. Blagte !etten trrrpbl<o, the lrmgtll ru>d l'ormalloD ot lite are Eacb day the oodelottero . . dltt<ftu1. all .6. I P F CJLP 1fl FHB, BX W. M.P. 0. Ra~io IJ IPP = anaa11. . q..a. XJJt: WOJI'TV CJLP XJJt: DICK TRACY JB XJKJ.,. TLJI' H Z V I'• 0~. YES, I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR '10U. BZP.-DZCCJI'I.C'fU WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 2 30 Mtles Kuslc Show JANUARY WJEH LOG 5 10 World and NatiOiml 4 15 Ka1r and Van Zandt Shov. 6 00 Stgn On - N•w• 5 15 Spcl hght oo Sparta <Moo Wed Fn) 6 OS Satred Heart Monday Tbrougb Frlrhiy >25 Weather 7 45 Sign On, Echoes of Joy 6 20 Metgs Counly RFD 4 15 Blaeltnar Auto Show >)O S1gn 011 8 00 Oh10 Valley News 1Tues • Thurs ) 6 25 Country Jamboree 8 OS World News l!atunlay 6 5i Weather 4 30 Electrtc Co Local News 8 10 Sports Today 7 00 Nat1onol News 4 54 Ohio News Round·Up 8 15 Weather Ptcluro 7 45 S1gn On, Echoes of Joy 7 U5 Bill M1ller Show 3 oo Ohio Valley Newa 8 16 Lome Mueller Shrm SUNDAY 7 30 Sports Parade 8 05 1\orld News 7 311 Sign On- F'o1 ward Fatth 8 55 eommumty News 9 00 Talk o! the Town 8 10 Sports Today 7 35 B1il Miller Show I 8 011 BaptiSt Hour 9 55 Mason County News 8 15 We•ther PICture 7 35 PICkens llardware (Tues 8 30 News 8 JS Week End 10 00 Lowe Mueller Show 8 16 Lou1e !11ueller Show and Thurs ) 9 00 Spreadmg Kmgdom 10 30 l.olchstrmg 9 00 Htgh School H1t Parade 7 50 News 9 30 Tbe Bohle Speaks 11 00 News 10 30 Songs for Childrea 8 00 Boll Miller Show 10 45 Golden Key 9 45 The Good Life ll 05 LoUie l1ueller Show ~ex 11 oo Ne•s 8 45 Baker Furmture Show 10 00 Master Conlrol copt Fn. Church Bells I II m; So turday Show 10 30 t:ountry Hymnhmers IW•d • Fr1 I RmgJ 12 00 Local, Oluo, Nat News II 30 QuJet Hour 11 4S World N•ws 12 20 BulletlH Board 9 00 New! 112 00 Noon News 11 55 Mason County News 12 25 Nev..s 0 Gremt 112 15 Chnslians Hour 9 00 ( offre W1lh Janet 112 ~0 H.f'v Merlm 1ctl~ 12 30 Saturday Matm~ , 12 00 Commumty New» 9 30 I Oo\\rue (;ross - Tues 12 05 Noon News l 30 News Headhne 1 I 30 Rev Eddie Boyer rhurs ) 12 10 Markets 1 31 Saturdoy Matm.. I 30 !lev ''las B•llups 9 45 HoLt 5h s Shors Thur.s 12 15 M1d Dal Weather 1 5S News 2 00 Harvest Time 10 00 Ohto Edul'atron 12 20 Bulletin Boa1 d 2 Ill) Satw day Mutmeo 2 30 Week r~nd 10 05 S•ap Shop 12 25 News 0 Grams 2 30 Ne\lis Headlines SATU~DAY 10 15 Mtmslcn<:~t AssoctahoJJ 12 30 Counly Agent 2 31 Saturday Matmeo 10 30 Sor•al Secun ty 12 45 Country eo Round 2 55 News 6 00 Sign On - News 10 3~ Tom Hobf'rt wn Show I 55 Ne-w~ Beat 3 00 Soturdav Mahnee 6 30 llsppy Valley Boy• 10 45 ~ S C Program (Frl ) 2 00 Country Go Round 3 30 News Hrndhn., 7 00 Protes!Jinl !lour l 1 00 f\rws 2 55 News Heat 3 31 Saturday Matinee 1I OS Tmy s Counlrv Junctwa 7·35 Week End 3 09 M1d Way Matmee 3 55 News II 3{1 Tmy's Counlrl llvmnilme II 00 Dutton's and Hern s Top 3 44 News Beat 4 00 Commumty Choirs 12 00 Na!Jonal News 1 Ten Show 4 00 DJScmg ••til Doss r 4 311 Radio RIO 12 IS Local News 12 00 Noon New• 4 30 Interchange ~ :-. 00 News Roundup 12 30 Gocss ler Guest St•r ·Ffl 12 15 Paul Bowers, RFD 5 00 Commumty News 5 15 Public Serv1co 12 30 Lorry Anderso& Show 12 30 Jun Me" Show 5 05 Milson Counljl NiWI 5 30 S1gn OU HMM, OOEGNT lOOK AG IF IT'D BE:tN USED r:ci? A LDM~. LOHCO 11MEI WH'( I'IOT~ NOW THAT 'JOU .,..£ GOI I-IAI~ J ll57 TERRY 1\.~L R!Ei~T, M~~.tJOW OUT FIGf.ITiiJt> AAJ D SHAI'E i HA~S! By GEORGE \YONDER OR 1.,; IT '/DU REACTI NG L~E: S~RIE~ j ... Blaettnars - t htio cff ,ce. aJleyo WINNIE WINKLI .:.riAKI< jW,.., A~D COME: OUT FIGHTI~ YOU M::.AN 'l.:O'.l T KNOW W1 11f"t1~ TUS oo-. LP ;.l No\Mf IS.? I, 1 1 ~ Un:~ A Toni¥ 1 'I <~par• hllttl•ll~ n1~.: Ill~ HI'))~ r,lver 36. Lucid 81. COJJIIr!el& <2. Typocl rat~ll pre~cribed Cet- If, Hareot w. I t.Sham 40. 6L Dode· abbr. 1 s v 30, llertrt 31!.1tngllr!lo LtL ABNEit a:J,Godrt...l ofllt.wn s Sh~trle .... U..MewJUrl: ° RADIATOR ER I CE 27.Roucll- 38.Betl1ed 2ll.lf'r<lld ll.Employ 1 22~ 1fl &.ee.tata 1'ellgtouo ll'lectlnga worlt 24.,.,.,. Corolinft "capltr>l' I' pl.l;u~d N.Y. ;dNee- 29. No. pomeroy Lan dmark ~<IJU!Ied r~le material 6. MJ.qeraJ. •prtng 8. Lmtenr 'I.RIWiiul poet. - UNI'URNISHI<:D-5-r~oms Byra 18.Pondil Mr~ r:.J L Strengthea wttb rrdded :IQ.Recota- Ukralnlaa ...... ...... 2l.Lake :3. C..taln 1 A qull 2080110 - lforl 1 • l8. 'l'roQ. uear OlymptW 3. GIIUllal ridge Jt.Lo- , 0~ LSoup liOilnd :Ill. Anllqlllltetl U.A>lapple poel<r U. Brazilian palm J3. Ceutury 2,U..utte!q •WH;N THf' DA.)' !'AME I PRESENTED lHE GUARDS A FORGeDNOTE IHE BOY TO THE '.' -~ �' Rllt11' ~owe Edwin 'Bailey ZaneS\ >lle i . ~ !ti-Dally Sentinel, ~·H>Gi! I i\Coi Q '"""" ,,,. Scripture, Song s Eastern P~rneroy Mlddleport,6--~n 3 I !96& n f r~ ~ Clark y 1 M . , Abo t \ II am y u l Te s tory Peopfe tn j OfChristmas Pcmeroy Around And About Middleport / b nephews mcludmg ed J Websler of Pumeroy neraf ser ro~:lllJm John>on·~ ~~tors VICOS ~ere held today from were Mr and ' Mrs Rea Webster Russell l'ne Bartlett Funer;l from t oolv1lle ~ ~ d~ed 1n a hospital m Charleston Charle.ton with ur 0 I Steven AI eh< r Mr and Mrs 11' The Chnslmas story '" senp d w Va. Thursday Jl has been Christmas hohday VISitors at Ed Slrall>' and'"" John from • G ld • d as presented .t MISS Marianne Woodgerd Mrs Bonnie Flck IS spen mg l learned Elmwood Nursmg home for PomeJO\ s Sgt and MIS ~~. I ~,.~~!, "meelmg of tile ( olumbu o 'pent the N•w Year some lime ... th the Charles The daughter of the late Mr Mrs Sophia Ca ldwell , w.re l Don> Honh.u' ht! aunt from Rought und <J,ruJilleJs K II of\ e I Bereans Class of the weekend with her parents Mr Flck family after bemg d;s and Mrs Morton Webster, she Gordon Caldwe'l Ill• and M>< Bel" e I Ann Stephame an he Iyl s o~~l t Church of Chr>st land Mrs Halold Woodgerd charged from Holzer hosplla IS survtved by a son Robert Avery Goeglem ~m&<Yv cmci Mm\ ot h •r mdwaduals and 1llang01 ~k spt nl the ~~~~~ Mt epl~ 1 Mr and Mrs Clarence Strat Lloyd Summerfield IS VISllmg f Charlestcn three~ ststers • Paul Bur<b of Plcka••Y roun organ zotlon, cuntnbuted l~lhe! wlth hH pa! enls d~l~r ·~:.d o~l~ l t~\~'~lu>elmas >Cliplure Wl' llon of Oakllood OhiO and Mr Mr and Mrs Carl Biddle a~~ ~!rs Ard Merntt of Fillmore ty h·PI'mess ut th.: Hume at ( eorge Nesst lt ua 1\en 1)\ l\1I s H.omrr !lice and aud Mrs Hobert Werner 811d Mr and Mrs Larry Rou:-:ih Cahf Mrs Una B M~trrts and VISllOfS of Mr s Hale! Dents ( IU!Sl llla " tt l m : t:r rt!attVt'~ H ttVt \ g t'\f-'ll lllg !ct\el hv tile Re\ htldren or Oberlm were rc Wmter Haven, Fla Mrs Eva J Hall or Columbus •• Mr and Mrs Don Kenntdl and - - --- I Jd fre v ~ trr UlltT the p cen t d;nner guests of Mr and Fnday callers of Mrs Marv ber of JleiCCS and thlldren and • t> and \ It> \ lax : lloffner uf M>ddlepm t "' l• ;' Dunuld Jl i<ks dl he pr~~~ ·~~~~ I MIS Horace Mc"lhmny Thev Reed and Mrs Norman McCam and a num WO OSl 10 Da\ts und childtt n I ttut <;da\ v.tth Jef!t ..:\ !\ gr,mc l lufl~d f Cl I t \it~g Georn~ Metn I \ tstted over the holidays wtth and daughters were Mr and f Keno Mr and Mrs Charles Mt s t ltol nr I ~~<Jn 'i \t~t mother \h s Edith 'fe;.~ Fmd t:..~n l ( bv r l b gi\1tlhrt 11wu patents Mr and Mrs Mrs Galen Wtlll Mr and Mrs ~hl of Racme Miss Carolyn Reslgnabons (rom two posll tors wert \lr and \Irs lllllght [\11 und M" I 'k l( ""'n"" ~r" ~ I pllnll ' ;" v n' "ber Rolxrt \Ierner Mr Werner J.S he~th Cnsdorph and Mr and I' \er of Manetta Mr and I dealmg Wllh count) community loaan and t 1111 i• ul I' 11 rv) 1nd fiinlll\ \)l ({lumH s \\l11i l <t \i C" Ch , r Jlll:'dlu:ll p t at Vetrrans Mrs Rtchard Smtth, Susan and Mar Wllill Frecke~ Slraron achonprogram~weretobesubcnt 1 1 1 1 " I 11 ktnd gu~st :; If lhtll t ht hllll l~ 1J\ HI ll a"ve r p I h cI b rs I ' t d by Don and Ml cmd ~1 " (, L"\c ~ Y hlH'" llovd t '') tlnumblr "\\hte Cht J::;t MemOIJ~I Hospital m omeroy Kat y oum us land Charles and Mr and Mrs mitted effective o a..,. gan vi Ht ntliJ ~ ( r J\ \\ lL h mght stl ' ' ps "P Jns n pmenh Ml ,md Mt:-i I \ I( I IJ\ I !I \\ llt: v ,Jnd ~1r and Mrs John Mayer Mtss Beutah Zumbach of Co-- IRoss Cleland and Larry of Mullen, former Pomerov coun :.~nd~t s m d g '\"·•rnlng md children, Chen and JonnJumbusandMr and~lrs Ro-Ch l r Ca llerswereMt andctlman and foumr county 'l ~ttur ttil lr t \<te'·.,~-- AitlHlmts"tumml"and\it Ma"im~ P<lrl\' s l hun \luus rea 1n '" h <>k Zu b h f Lancaster es e wert: ht: J St ln l \t't II \-'l ~~ Ar:. t tHn 'l. l'le hlld Nt" tur ~rnHI 1 11 h \1" Mt>l nhul :'\ m dlt>v of of tolumhu ~ : . spent t e we bert mac o d th Mrs Vernon Cleland of Colum lcommiSSJOi1er 1 d t\1 -, r. d,.,:u llloma"' 1 ~ tt l \ f P nd w1th her parents Mr and were called here by the ea 1 !I t 1 1 11 el Ll1lf \ll$itors Come ToRestHome 0 H fda S • Society Notes Mrs. Rea We 3 ler Dies in Charleston / • l ~o~e!. at y- n 'r" t I Mullens wi f Retire rom T p t ns \ • enttne ~~cl:hetr Z I::.;~edR~;~~ P~~~'~ IF 'IOL. XVII NO. 217 FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1966 POMEROY-MrDDLEPORT. OHIO lf2 Million at dlld SOCIAL CALENilAR ' CLEARANCE SA.LE , ;~d ~~~' ~~:1' H~ ,n:~ ~~ : ~nd ~~~~:;en ~:r~Jie:'" Ohl~ Roush Shoe Store MEIGS THEATRE \ I \ I r 1 ' 'I " J - ! BEAUTYREST r-- -------- the Happiness Money Can Bu) FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASUR A NEW WAY TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY! :~~~SPECIAL KtKtueky Fried Chit~ttt ,~ BOX DINNER $7950 c 7' ~ / Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Phone• WY 2 3195- WY 2-3179 Pomoroy, 0. --- I ---- Crow's Steak House POMEROY, 0 . VALUABLE COUPON ELB ERFELDS POMEROY Juhnnv Columbus andMr and Mrs Charles Vroman and child rcn, Mark and Esther of Bel ~e ~ss Mabel Hysell apenl lhe 1• I -------------------------------------~-------------------- 0 Devoted To TM Jnterab Of TM Meig•-Mtuon .4reo ~~:P'~~~ m~~l!e~e~~~a~~a:o~:t~t: :~s~ Donald father, Jacob u m I mrc" MaxtJH Miller (tl '\ ttwns sentt>d trH ludmg seven mm ts tng w.l-: ~ n \\ f' le suvl'd b, lllds and son Doug spent the I Mr an<1 Mrs Herbert Parker da Mr and Mrs Parker \ County Commun i Y c IO h Ella Q;;born and d<:tughtr r Hun ter~ ll ..: l t ~ ~ dt> H u til tt Rev ~h 'i l oJs Ann lunt>s iH~d rth'~ ~t' '"' ~t~lree~;e McNeal Mrs h01day m Columbus With rela and, Nancy of Syracuse Mr and a;~ :mymg With Roy Parker Igram and as prestdent ~ t\ ~ a ldmt> D<~lt Jltl rn::; nd duu Hrrbl rl (t mm 1{4v \\tlllam drol or ( lu mhus spt>nl tle ~:~~ ,,'~~~I 1\t:'!l\ MIS 0 E ttve-s Mrs Homer Parker and Jean and faml!y GalhaMelgS County co ghler uf Si.l hn i.i l J tltt ltlha l lttrJ l Ht \ 1\t rh! r J1t Rt\ td v wttkt rd wt11 Jte g I '\1t l\ml4\ Miss MarJone Harris has re of Rutl-and Mr and Mrs Wtl l M and Mrs Davtd Rtggs Program Kohlen1l 'I I I ( 1\ de llmt m Ht>\ o H Cm t r alt'nts ~1t Jnd Mt s Rtclt ll lurm:d to hPr home m Wa sh \ hs Parker and famlly of Park and rMr and Mrs Charles Mas ! Theron Johnson president Ed ~ n B \t' Z ll \ t ~~ td Bl \ I ll g t rw ( t I A rn 1St Ciill plwll mgt on D C followmg a hoh l ersburg and the Manon Parker I sar were Chnstmas day guests of th e county program and the tmd <\Jt ttnr' t ~ I ' I I ' II pn gr Hll \\ ro; JH e" l nt('d \~lth \It ::tl d Mn Ed\\ Hd r B u lt•urs Trif)leth da\o vtslt hete wrth her father and Wilbur Parker famJhes of Mr and Mrs Starling Ma~ lr.shtule of Regtonal Develop 1 l td htt 1 1 " ftl ar t:r and d 11 gl lt> I ,u, 1\T n l . rvtr Robert Harns were Sunday guests of Mr and 15 r DJana and Ctrarles th res! nations 1 111 1 VISI"d ll t l " ' ' ' td ul H>tltrd ~ ~ ~ >nd \11S lull d to lherr hone ~1> 11 " llmt ~IIIIIHI Drrllll'r Mr s Malle Siemer Middl• MIS HowardParkerandfamll ·~j and Mrs GeneRiggshodmcntwlstoget dethtgth resBalky ' t I tt t4 n d t" \ s t .. d M Opal Arm strong r loda} Mullen SR I a e \ lnu!ct t I tl ,nl lit mtl "t\utl 1\ 't:J ~ Mr and Mrs Le\~I S Trplrtt por an rs l\i as guests Chnstmas everung n Ire made necessary K t 1e \ 1 1 h \I It 1d \ II llllllv ll \ ill tll d \I t e~nd\lt" tl>'t h lttrp. te:nl " 1\h lndl\lr s l tld ll II nnntt tl ihr stn1t " nt ltland spPn t fhursckj rn Mr and Mrs Norman Me Mr and Mrs Charles Massar tgnatJol~ ndbusmessreasons !W (, f, 1 ,., ) I I' I I f I tht tl 'II \\ I I ll s, t ' It s• and (It I '"i H r rrl s dmnct Ill thts past we ek at \thcns where they were guests Ca m and daughters an~ Mrs Mr and Mrs David Rtggs Mr by hea a \lt-. \It r\ ltuK 1 tu ~1 ( ltff \\r td \h" l ttk Rt " n dt a ram!IJ dmncr given b._; IMe.ry Heed entertamed ViJth a nd Mrs Oslar Babcock and Mullen who Is servmg on l ooh rlll 1p J 1 1 ll<.t II n 1 th I I f, 1 Il ' I 1111111 I II h \ 1111 hiJIIll nd I mH h I ttu ltHd to 1l~:t r~(~~;~r wflre 1\lr and Mro; \1 r s Stet ner s brother Pro Chrtstmes dmn er Guests Were ~ay of Long Bottom Mr and the Middleport Boaid o( Pubhc ~I ;,Jlld \II , , I IIIII tl !lll11ltll.,.., b h~ld hell Jn tm Ht\noJdo.;burg1 hur s AI l II gl and cluldtt:n fes"or 1 :l vmnu~ Ebhn of Ohro Mw and Mrs Wateman White Mrs Lmdsay Lyons II of Park AHatrs which IS re::;pons lble for \ It 1 ndllg ( hll'-1 11 b a JU r nt l IX U Jty 1-------dlld ]t l ht \ 1d !1 111 f II 0 1\ "P d M '.-hk' S!H t ~;1 mm\ and l ts t mvers lersb1ug Mr and Mrs Manon th4;! sewage di sposal system prot\lt 1 1 \1 1 1 '" I\ ' 1 1 1 1 '~ tth h s pI 4Ills I\\llr an I \1 1rs \\ mhdd W Vn Mr and Mt s 'f~ m l von ~:. Ponttac M t h 1New Year s holiday week m Htggs \md daughters of Athens j g:ress satd that he Will conttn I I If I \I 1 ~ 111 f tn 1\ 1nd \I ~ 1 U I n'it nb run " ct f 1mtly 1 r tn kl m 1 tp lt: t nrl t 11 ld ~ n "pen t the holt da\s wtth h ts l-tacme where she was the guest I Mr I awrence H asbargen of ue servtce on th at board I It:\ k t l HI hI d H ( t I Jail 1\ cln I d c d ~1 d M J I p M and Mrs Lmd )lf1 ct 11 t g Jttp t r ( I t'- lm ts H k\: Drb )te ctn 111 ) r parrnts ~ 1t ~n rs om of her mece ond family Mr omeroy ' The countv commumty IC J ~11 ') t md Ill PI til P Bo>lr' anrl L)om and fumii) and Mrs Howard El\m and say L)on s and famll) and .Mrs 1I orgamzed \It 10 ~ ~rogr~t~ w~st \I r \ \ ld 11 1 lc.lllllt n e of Dl\ tns J ErrJ and Fr::rnk1e ond \1t s E M Wood has rc rhldren ltTlah Swan 1uppers Plams later Ill I m I \ It \It Hrt ;nr~l oll <v w tk td \ lr tnd Mr" H chard lon g and luJncd from a holJd<.~v \tslt ml Rhonda Ef\m returned to Shern and li'atth McCam an pandne t~reG ~1 wa~ t en t n s)14lt te ' I<Jl d ~ I rs dJt gb!Pr Mnd\ Mdd1 eport KtOX\tlll' 1 enn With Dr her hom" Sundav m Racme lt "pent Monday mght and Tues lnmbme Wll.l a ta founffl I I~ ! I I \'.tth h 1 1 1 11 1 at It d M C B d th 'I d Mrs G"le upon recommenuatJOns o o 1 d I I I 11 1 l ( rl r '" ( I 1' II r> Hl l hltrs \1 Jlut C'rs an r" and \.-1rs \\ earn1I an I._.fler spendmg several davs ay WI n r an "" I ' _'_ _"lu I \ Itt r ' I \ I I ' t 1 n II gt H ~ r: I I lh nnt ~"' stn \ I gtn 3 Lc\ Charleston W < hlldren M('gan John Ltsa here wtth her grandparents M{ OJm and son Torch dal s m charge of the pr~ram It_'_ \ _, - - - - ... t ' s " tolt tl t tllO~ ltilll J\lt ""i t ttl< I \a \1 nd Mrs Hu <;r JI f'l nd Dn ld She Jomed her son Mr and Mrs Hetbert Fmk I Mr and Mrs Starlmg Mas-- a part of the Et.:onomJc ppor " . , I ' ' All !lft<t~l'" dtnl Ill t.' II -.; t J()S Jh Ho sl \1oh s Flkvew W Va Mrs ~r ami Mts C H ~ood m While here she ottended a o;:a r and f~mlly spent Chnstmas lllmtyA ct 1hetwot.:ountygronpf JANUARY \I ' d'\ ' rttol I 1 klr bu r \\ \ 1 -.p 11 M d g n1zed a couple o W Va, and slumber party "'a1ven by Ronda i Eve w1th her parents ran lwas thor 0 1,' trw hI ltd t\ \\t l ~l td \\ th I C'l HtiJ tt l l\ rnd rl11ldnn V<~ l Ha\rnsv.ood t lttl'l t I II pt ~-'~~ nl N f ther pro \ It J td \lt~ l ht 111 1 l tt c nnd Cn~g ManethJ and th( ~roup made the trtp to I HJS"li m ob;:,ervance of the Mrs Dmsmme Boyles at AI mon s ago o ur ~ 11 tlltll 11 p-:H4 n1 :\lr ~ 1-1 tt l y Edv.a! ds Langs T~nnessce , tatters birthday I fred gress has been I eporl ( I\\ 4 ~kn nP "i\ 111 l f 1111 1\ 1\tr cm d \1i 'i 1i ,iJttt Rem \t llc Mr and Mts Gerald Rupe - - ; $) "' 1 pI) t I )\ t II q 1 l 186 OF.S h lrt <:t!ld 1 tv of J ;H kson have rcturn Pd from a hohday 1 \. 111 ,, n1 It \ ISll Ywlth th~>J r daughter and ~ \ ll l rt Uir! "i~s ma t BARGAINS FOR ALL u r Trudtf•iii~ Of/hers d J M 1 lttn Jl l l lt::id tv ' Pt>!l til ..,.., k,tu v. 1 11 1111 1 OF THE FAMILY I I 11 ; : II t I ;I (If(, r 1111 IJ 1/ 1'1'1 J, ll lJl e P\th 11 Sts ~lr (\ 1d M ~ l 1 l ttul nglf M1ss D1ana C11swell Parkers lll t I 1 W" d 1\ eH· 1 ot \\ \\ \ nul s ilte tru stees and book offr burg \\ v~ nurs ng student 11 1 1 1 1 111 1 H ll l I Ill 11 \ltddl • s rl s c 11 ge \\f'l{ r !S t (h est er Councl Daugh spent tlle holtdfl \ weekend wtth 111 0 111111 M>ddleporl 0 I lfl~n lhtJPV.tl1 "W 1 d F(lC's t-.: t \I lr'l o! A ttl C\ m l lhursdtv ~1er p cu ent ~, Mr & Mrs James , tl 1 1 1 1 (\I))' )""' "I 1 1 I r ~' II r-. nd d t\.lt s lt I 1 s~ bu 1n d f mt I\ '"' lh". _ h 11 e of J\lr s CII""1\ell 31 11 ,1 ;.~-.\ t (! to ht 1 1n B :~hrrl 11 lwtti 1ul Rutd 11 f d 1 Kt l ulu tr~as uJer w Hot 1rlav guc -;ts of Mr and l H tt tne tt l ~ d t'l\!tS M1 J nes Brewington 1nclud Fl' ll'lt -' ,r llurst< n \\t te f o\I r FoliO \\ mg til(' andllmg or tht> ar " I\ \ a Pomeroy otuo nwht ~ lit- ts !\ , 1\ \ t <.tt s n t 11 r f'd lh11r daughter and son tn J1 \lt d t 1 11 11 I 1! 1 11 v ( l1h t> d h{.ll lks of t! tt' Co tn(ll a soc ta l gt andm1 tlu 1 ~ It s H I\ tl 11 1m Mr and Mrs Roger Lu rk ' \1 tl ntt 1 \\ Pd ll l"'> dl \ Junu1r\ 1 11111, Si l ht'v \ l'>t lt tl ~unl l\ hlltr \J ~ tl ljO) trl <-tnd telt t!:>h V TONI GH T & TUE SDA Y ltd ntl ' ' I '''' ''t"w t 'i l\ t:'d hl tt e hose\doo Huntington W a, l lhlln) 1 1 '1' Ot!~ Pref"'l tnger s t l 'i I ri[J!ldlllltt\IS , Jvl It 11 M1 s I~ •s<; (It I 1d d . ._ :\I " I:' 1 1 11 an d Mr 1 l p 11 :\1 t lmP " 111 tt1 th"l ' t: r ."t r \. ~:.st IN HARM 5 WAY and :\1r" f{ lli 1 B1 I h Eldon Htll of Columbus Mr I t' '"l \I tN P\l ,n •1 Jrwt" F.bt1 sh h .... lw t'i pi t\ \li s J mts \ 11 \Jet er nnd Mrs Ltwkeydoo returned 1 n nrt 1 St-' t't 11 y Mt s H<lttte d tl t' onnu nl b1 t 1 t m1 t 1\ t'd t St 1~ " Jl 1 1 sp t1 tu Huntington Sunday after [ t tr \\ 11 b t d ~~~ 1 _11 1 , •. , 1 , 111 r•· \\ \ 1 st 1 n I rPdtn d rl' ordH g secreta f) • " , 1"1 b .• 'I 'llf'm.ltn r the tu l!da\ vJcatton \\ 11 bt ~ n tht r II " I> I d '' II I tl II til II ~I () t r \\ r <.tnu tv rsd here \\ tth the1r famthes ' 11 1 l 01\ lu l ld I d \It ~ IJ J r ld ( t.:e \\ J)fl II USIL'€S an plltlll ~ \lr f\ ~ 1 r-. t s 1 att} \\ ol fe and Mr .::~nd Mr s Harold Wood f , "'I " gcrd and Mr and Mrs Ralph Colorcartoon \lr ~ \t'llllil P kklJO Is 011 r snn 1\ 4111 <1n d \ it :; ~e<:; 1 eda fi.I<Jr Hadel ffe h-av e returned from 111d Kul ta Kr~ eu t er I \~ IH't ~" ( 111nn IJuln Iar a h\()-W~ ek~ vtslt et Daytona f \11 HI II ~ Gl ' F.~TS W~dnr ,day & Thund rl"f uu11 s \\ 1h II e ll 1ok mth t lleach F Ia They spent the !Int i \\ 1k Janu 11ry 56 H \\ \It ~It all<l Prul IIHt l'orrllr FPTiotv•hiJI Chn<tm>S hohd av there & were \ NOT OPEN I nn t 111 rl llnui \\lth a dtnnt-1 mt1 J ll l htu P tu l.:' l It t \t rr ]Otnf-d th~re by their daugh h1tnt' \t\1 \tr 'i d \ t tht.a. Fr day and Sa! urd ay 1 tJfiJ ort Sulldlly t111 nu ! to t1 1 lw n~: K Jtt t kt llt ter M;manne Woodgerd who \1r~ I 11 1 1 \ '- t January 7 8 \ diet a lllitd t\ \ l ~l t w1 fh 1 h~ lot!lh Ft:llov. sht p of ttlf• , nt bv pl une from Columbu s ! 1 \l :lt k I I I> Wrn Ch il e~ \1r , ml f\1 'i ( l111 l~ [ \\lt' and F:ntupnsc EUB ch tr ch held for the Chrtstmas week She Mr... 'I SAW WHAT YOU 1h m Jfl hlv h h ill ss sessw n has rctu 1ned 1, her emplov DID ll Hi A'>\ 1 th{ 1 tllll ' l s (nnd l know who you are) \I t nd '1 1>; rl<irt Jt( t K 1 rr :}IJnd \ , u 1 1 r. :~t HH lhurrh ment at Oh 10 State Umvers1ty \ \ '>S Ad J IOJil I r I t of \!diu r 1! t \\ t 0\t t n ~ It! I 11 up s !If tn g 0\Jt H.: d the tn ( ol1mh1 <; Ill t I I I I ' gu ts \ev. ", l 1 " f h s s II r Ill{ 111 ~t tng Pl1ns Y.~Ie dls Mr and Mrs Wtllram K HONE YMOON HOTEL I d n I nd br 111 t 1 n \\ Mr <1 d \ lr \J '-"! d to :.r rhtl1 supper du1 Ru ssell and sons Ken Mark, Rt hr f. I ! II r llii'NI\R ll I t \ 1 11 g \ o ti lt wr> k an d ul)u 1 s v. ~re :md John have mo..ed mto the It> R 1! tit I \I 1 rd \! ~ ( hnrl l'i Gt ('~ \\rs 1 1 nP<;I 1\ nnH 1> n td \lr 111 d h r th Dts1nct 'J ou th Hodnf'V Do\\mng property on An nr ll1 Itt lfll t i l t1ilnf'd Y.ttil a lmlth "' nd ' lt (1 i.l r\ Kt 111..h nd lOll t1 tl i-'nl !pnsr r hut ch Grrnl St from tht- Parmal~::e te1 K t rt t~n \\ \nl • d , 1 1 t 11 Y n 'i d 1\ <t l H r '>t,l(l )tnn of Attn v. fll ~11k ton ~ ht nt 7 30 Alt endrng w~re restdrnce on Lmcoln St SUNDAY MONDAY lu 1 t I lt 11\ 1nd<; Pn sent WP! t nd gut "' " •f \lrs I d th I h Jill fu 111 ut :\ltke and Ht ~:ml 1 Bf ntz Mrsh Her bert Chambers ha s 6nd TUESDAY 1 tlltl !, q:l 111 \1r and :\1 rs Stt'> n D1:0:1 n l\1:.~ ry Carlf'lon rctLu nrd from. Dayton where Jiln,lOll \I ! 1 1 t ! 11 ~I ,.. n and Pe~t h Hr t \1 1~ Ro\ ~l t d n •hd I~ tl ' p JUir i Itt k Pm l'ulll ns Jwh she 1r 'i sp('n1 the past munth LOVE AND KISS ES 1 \I lit n dl d host dfld h l"L \ t- ! 1 H " \J,..m 1 I lln pt1 tl 11d J\lnt~ St ll h Mt s 'flornh WJth her daugllter and sonm flu I N' , 1 I l) , I• nt M 1 h d md \ 1 ~ \ 141 r "' h i.l rr v. 1:-1 ~( ~ ktnl !\lrs ll rt llu nnll a nd !hf' w Mr qnd Mrs Willis Ale "' BEACH 'WILD ON THE rk I t 1 ~ dtrttl J!l !'il I \II ud H ~ \1 enzd Sm1th 'l hll e ~==========-~=---------, ~lrs lrln Zt klt' !\1tddlrptt1 M1 s C M H<>nnf'sv lras re \l1 \lh 11 11 rkl <Jt 1 Itt nPd from Columbus whert (' athliliP lnd sptn l \lu h PHI \CIItS fii{ST t f w r::. tht: holldCJv guest of d v\ \\If kt 1 d \ lJI It 1 fat lwt l lIS 1J (hi ~I t it l t i.lt lht J Jhr F1 ck ' m~ <\ b 11 Coli g g 1vc ht s her daughter and fam>ly, Mr 1 After putting m a rough day at the plant or office and perhaps w1th ( nrdon Harns \It '>" 1 1 1 ~ 1 1 rk of C1l nt f11 t set mon Su 1dt y, durmg the :mrl 1\1 a few at"home chores thrown mto the evening for good bt s spe nt tht> bflltd r1y wt 4 k~ 1 d 11111 1 ng IH 1 "lt p s~: t \1 r ttt the Mrs M ke Flelchner, Colum bus \, ted over the holttl 1 oeasure, any man deeerves a good rught's sleep And .,. , lh ht 1 p trt 1r., \lr mtl :\\ 1, 1 tulll l11ff Fl ee l\ltthod tsl wet'ke nd wtth her mother, Mr 'eautyrest rs wartmg there to pve it to you p 1Ul hi<k 111d {(1!lltly hilt I h Hattw SmtUl Nhether you're down for the rught or Just Mrs Crary Dav1s has reCLIP THIS YALUAILE COUPON rymg to catch forty wmks, Beautyrest turn ed from several weeks vas1 1rovtdes you With unparalleled m Toledo " 1th her daughter , omfort ••. you'll realize m law \Irs (ran Davts Jr 1L as tight nerves untrghten, I and children Susan and Wrll knotty muscles unravel 1am Alah Bradford of Al exundrl" Yea, Beautyrest rs the GOOD MONDAY AND TUISDAY ONLY! va and Mr and Mrs Law happmess money can buy. TRY COL. SANDERS' renee Bradford Columbus, v Econormcal too, outlasts stted rec"'ntly w1th then mother ordtnar)' mattresses 3 to 1. Mrs W>lham Bradford who " Why not come m today, a med1caf pat1ent at Me1gs see and try the world's General Hospital would ltke to ohare " Rovol ~ most famous mattress Mr ond Mt s Noah Haskm-. Value Cat tl1?. rr . .nl urder ng I Reg. $1 25 serv1ce., h yot rr,-; l<JJ V>Siled over the holidays w11 I Costs only a pennv more a J pa ge 1ul l cotor (,;lot os their son Mr and Mrs Charle mg h t t h an a "b a rgam .. covers a lar Y group ol Haskms 10 McArthur • mattrees. name bronJ rtem'='> It h " Mrs Lewts inplett v1s1tr 1 a perfect s I• "Ir on of G It 'Mit recently m Charleston II Va ldect s f or t ocrCJ nr With Mrs Hazel Walters an Tufted or qurlted, ~ regular or extra ftrm, Save ttm{ ::1 1 <1 rn J ey "It's 'l•ttr Lidfo Mrs V~rguua Ley Shop Ihe t 1 y r , t d i'Jg w ty IWID or full size. Good-North Amtrl<l 1 < VISllmg w1lh Mr and Mrs through our r Ia ~ orUH Ernest Hughes durmg the hoi> Hoapffoflf' Ill•~. Matebing boupring also $79.50 center YOU PAY NO days wrre theJr nepht,w, M" FRE IGHT CHAhr r S gel and Mrs J W Comb• and fa st del tvery lm 11 our Fort WITH IHIS COUPOK BEAUTYREST Is made only by SIMMONS chtldren of Br1stol, Tenn Wayne lnd tlliC\ w 1rr>house Mr and Mrs John Vroman On• CM,.,. Jer Cu•lom" • Don l Delay . • Save Today (OIIIPUU IIM.. I IIKLUDU I tiiUI tf Ol&be htltHI rnlertamed w1th a holiday dm 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE Ole... ,,.., frttll Ill•• C:.l1 SIIW 1111 WI IJSI U I GCIV f. Buy Our Calalog Order Center Way'" ner last v.eek Guest.'ll were ' 6lliPIUII OUCUllS o•n Itt S•lll tl1111-.. their sons and fam1 ly, Mr and PROMPT DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME •••llallfo •• Mrs John Vroman and son • \~ ~­ Watch Night Service HeJcJ B M AHA ~~~~~l:::~g~~~~~:~:,~ P~·:~;,ll I·~:.' ) ;i;, '~t:~~~;,~,',':l>,':",:: ~' rew ~~.,:~:~'t io~;::~~·;.n,~·,~n;n~:; :,; ' :~~ ';':, ·;~' ~'i:~:~b~~~r:E~~~~c M;she '·~~vge a~;~~~~~t " the WORLD WASHINGTON -PULITZER wmnmg war correspon~ dent Marguerite H1ggms died Monday al Walter Reed Army Medrcal Center an apparent casualty of a recent trtp to cov er the f1ghhng m V1et Nam Miss H1ggms 45 had been m the hospital smee last Nov 3 for treatment of a liver mfec t10n caused by a trop1cal para s1te Doctors atlnl>uled her death tn complications caused by the i!llment Pnze LOS ANGELES_ ~CTOR Ronald Reaaan who moved !I from rud>o sports announcer to the movie and lelevtston sen en was on the verge of seekmg a new career today as Repubh ,'!'an candidate for Cahfornra governor Reagan 54 will formally announce today that he wants the GOP nommallon for gover nor of the nations mo s t populous state WASHINGTON -THE JOHN" son admtmstratwn appeared t• day to be gearmg up for a rna JOr showdown uver steel pnce hike&!, 1bougltofilclals i_Wlheld out hope for voluntar{'rfllldack of the mcreases U S Steel Corp, the na t10n's No 1 producer held the key If It deelded to follow the head of Bethlehem and !rland Steel and ra1se the pnce of structura I stee I $5 a ton, th e battle Muld be on If not a rollback appeared likely U S Steel was saymg nothlng other than lhat It was "carefully consldermg the matter • and It Will be some time before a con elusiOn IS reached ' Defense Secretary Roberts McNamara satd government orders or struc WASHINGTON UP!) President Johnson Is expected to continue lhe suspension of aiF attacks on North VIet Nam for at least another two weeks Bulk, $445,400, is Marked For Sewerage Construction Pnmeroy village council Monday mght approved appro" totalmg $569 590 for 1966 pnations - barring any new Communist The bulk of the appropnat10n was In a fund ($445 400) miUtary move of ma)or pro. for t:unstructwn of samtary sewers and a sewage disposal portions Ufflcmls said today the plant The appropnat10ns also showed $12 000 m the gen· President wants lu gJtre Han eral bond rellreljlent fund for redemption of bonds and of amp!• opportunity to ac $6 690 more for mlerest Appropnalions of money for chief salary $300, volunteer cept his offer ul peace talksor at least to lower the level the generar fund totaled $44 firemen $1 1100 ftre apparatus of Its m11llury operations - 410 wh1!e $9 220 was put m the $21100 eqUipment mamlenance operauon before takmg tbP 11 0ther f>re department fund $11 Jlill $1 1100 equipment hard steps' be warned of ID m the ulihty fund $5 810 ceme $300 notes $4 1100 mteresl $20 tery fund $27 500 street f>nd Other expenses $5 1100 Total a speet b Dee 9 for mamtenance and repaar $9 220 $2 050 slate highway 1mprc~e Uliilty Fund - Street lights ment fund and $5 150 for the $8 000 hydrant rental $3 250 T"" specral street repair bond re tal $11 360 llrement fund Cemetery fund - employees The breakdown for the !9ti6 $4 500 matenal $250 tools, budget IS as follow s equ ipment and supplies 1200 General Fund - C11uncll $720 eqUipment mamtenance $200, CINCINNATI tUPli - Ro mayor $1 200 clerk $900 treas equipment operallon $2110, pub bert Taft Jr p ns to put bJS urer 1360 sohcilor 12 500 may he employes retJrement sy,tem polillcal careei n the hne by or 8 secretary 12 500 office ex 1$4110 other oxpenseo $60 Total seekrng to represent Oh1o s lsi dJStncl m the U S House of penses $500, legal adverl>Smg $5 810 $250 *'l CJiy halltamlor $180c. ulll Street Msmtenance and Re Representat1 ves at Illes •• 200, msurance anc1 ..mds pair - Emp 1oyees $10 1100 ma The former congressman "000 eqUJpmen l •• ""1100 large from Ohio will seek the $1 500 dump rental $6110 1an d lena Is ,. Rep~ bltcan nommatton 10 the bmldmgs bUJldmg Improv e eqmpnwnt mamtenance $2 000, May pnmary and probably Will rnent and mamlenance $1 000 eqUipment operation $1 000 se Re John G Gilligan public emplo)ees retJrement sytools and supplies $301) repa1rs 0 fl~~ _ ter! Democrat, m the stem $350 ch~ef of pof~<e $! by c'OI\slructlon and street reNovember electiOn l lOO pohce $18 500 other pohce I patr $5 000, traffiC hghl! ~ 000 T ft 48 formally anoounced I expenses $6 000 f1rsl a1d ex pen" street and traff1 r Signs mark hts ac~ndldacy Monday ~ 1ettmg ses $500 frre depart men• ex ers $200 P E R S $900, mtscel the sl'age for a test of the penses $100 CIVI lian defense laneous $100 Total $21,500 Johnson admlmstratwn s poll $50 parkmg meter expr.•n.,.es State Highway Improvements Cleo 10 8 dlstrJct which h a s $500, miscellaneous $200 eon - Employees $1 000 matenals been represented by the GOP hngencle9 $500 Total $44 410 $100, tools eqmpment ond sup for 60 of the past 65 years F1re Department Fund- Fife CONTINUED On Page 5 Taft Putting Carter on Line 1 Meter v·IO.ators 1 . Harder r·IDles are Facing Ill SWEARING IN - The new sc hool boa1d deSJgnalmg Itself lem po>ar I) as Me gs Local Sc hool Hoard was sworn In Monday mght by Mrs Richard 0 Young nght notary I e It o 1>g ilt are W!lham Kmg RIChard Jones Mf> E 0 ];(a 1 ~ Htrarn Slawter, and V~rgii Kmg - Sentmel Photo _______ _ _ ""II!I">•W '""""' , ~ ~1 LV uN, France UPII Row~ of butane slorage tanks exploded iD Frances newest refmery today, kllhng and 10 JUring scores ol persons and forcmg ne1gbbormg Vlllagen tufiee Lyon pohce beadquartfrs Three Huntmgton men sus 101d at least a dozen JWrsons peel• m car thefts Monday were kltled ond that 91 (H'r ID Metgs and Galha counhr:; sons were bospttahzed 20 and 8 burglary at Mason w erJhcafly w1th burn• Other va were behmd bars todJy 111 vlchms were reported 10 Paden C11y W Va n.arby towns 1 The trau Jdentir1ed as Harrv r~~""n? ~ ""'1 suspects In• " car The£t [Jones Heads R"Ing Jai.1ed New Meigs Cl erkGrate Makes F"InaI }965 Report School Board W!lhams Jerry McAboy and Frank Hicks were the obwrt or an mtPnstve search Monda\ Rtlhard 1ones vice preside nt nr th e Farme1s Bank & A crackdown en parking on Illegal parkmg and meter busmess ftr!Tlll preceded agree- after a report was logged 111th SaVin gs lo, panv of Pomm 1 " " named ~lond av mgl>t meter violations and tllegal VJOiatmns .... made foflowmg men! that $.10. ~ear /1 1 lUI~· Galha county authontJes thJt • preSidenl of the oew l) consolidated sr hool diStllrt In Metgs parking m Pomeroy has been a study by the councils Safety ble annual fee Jll6t Bmck Stallon wagon owned cou n1 1 ordered by a council eomm1t and Parkmg cornm1ttees," :... Fife Chief Henry Werry su~ l by Abe Phillips had ,._n stolen Jon es has been elerl< of the Pomeroy Exe mpted Village tee gar sa 1d milled hJS report for 11115 whlch lrrom the Skylme Bowlmg Lane tScliool d>Stmt the past l"o veaiS rhe organ>ZatJOnal meetMayor Charles Legar said CounCil also d!scus<od po811· showed damages from blazes Rt I GalhpoliS mg was at SaliSbury el emen Monday maht durlna0 a meet bihhes of pollee hghtemng pol m the Vtllage durli'lg the year The car was repor\eoly taken I Former Cle~k Gene Grate of tary sell ,, 1 "" " ted .. The v on ~e nammg of the pT op<)Sed mg of council that the Pohce tcy on arrests for traffic vtola· were est1ma at ...6,137 I about 3 44 a m Authollhes l MJOdleport todalf tssued hJs h 1he elerlton of offt( ers fol nt>~~ lonsoltdated lugh school department has been ordered to lions and followmg aulomoblle report said the Pomeroy Vol from Ga llla and Mel~ • county nal fmsncJal report •s of Dec lowed the ' "'ar>ng m of Jon e> l ullowmg a long d scumon start a • genera l crackdown' accidents unteer fire department bad 26 1sought the car durmg the •arly 31, 1965 >howmg $57 187 m a ll Mrs F II Hoi! VJrgtl Kmg the boa>d unun mouslv agreed tmmechately A dlscussmn over the pur members complete ftre schools hour s of Monday but feund ~o funds of which $2ti 936 y,as Jn J\ r<:~m Slawler and Wl llti.ll t to retam the cltt ks of th~ ftH 'The dectslon to flghten up chase of parkmg permits by ! !Continued on Page 4) trace Oj!i!raling fund' Kmg hy ~I" Htll ard Young former hoards fm a 30 • day Me~gs County Shenlf Rober! Year endmg balancr~ tn all Notary Pu lb ' penod uniJI a permanent clerk C Hartenbach s department re tl~e funds were showu as mI Mrs Hall who declined of the new boa• d IS empleved cet ved a call at 10 a m \I on 1whole number~ I nommatJOn tor the pres idency The fto,.e clerks to be kept on day that three men had JUst $194 General $15201, Cemetery ! was elected"" preSident Parkmg Meter $469 F1re 1 rn January ar..e Mannmg Kloes dnven off m a car belom;w ~ to t wo s HnnouncPd soon after Mrddleporl R1 rhard Jones, tural steel - accountmg for an I W H C'lapmiln Ht 3, Cool Eqmpment $653 S\~tmrnmg Pool the met'\lllg gl t underway that Pomeroy Wtlllarn Hobstetter, estimated 25 per cent of the II I 1 PI $57 F>re Truck $o39 Planmng the new dr st> 't lemporanl) Northwestern Wands Ebltn Industry s output - would be v> e 8 uppers ams Commrss1on $30011 Sub tufa\ State H1gh and received 2 517 pe"ons at Jurv aCCidents Wllh s•ven In Sheflff flarlenharh sa >~ Chap $20 114 1will I>< c 'lrd the Me~g s Loc > Sal>sbury and M ld>ed Z~egler, shifted from companies which The Galhpoh• 180 ed and one rn Jackson coun mans 1956 model ford w~s School Dts1 ( t unlll a penmm Bedford Offi I t h t ra1se prices agrunst Prestdent way patrol post mvest1gated 587 t e pos cers as year a JUr Street Mamten<:~nce $6 19~ t>nt naml 1._ d ~rld{d upon laler I 1 ted ti Johnson a Wishes traffic acCidents mcludmg 435 recovered $9 906 worth of stolen t), with no InJUries parked nt:> tr Hawks K"'vston<> and State lltghw a} S628 Sub No dN tsi OI w Is reachr<J elt.her I '\\was lrekpor b ahpp1u abons Of[acers last mont•l made 230 Station at Tuppers Pl cms and total $26 936 _ _ or 1e l e1 s JO ave P~n 10 Galla and ' H4 10 Metgs or lost proprty A WINTER STURM P~CK county durmg l965 according The December report of the arrests and ,, sued 208 warmngs the act was w tnessed bv Mrs lhe San>tary sewer f 11 n d : ll c-e1ved f10m I harles K" ell lng ga le force wmds, snow and to the patrols annual report patrol hsted 63 aCCidents m assiSted 61 molonste and work Gordon Chevalier who summon showed a balan<e of $22 779 I M>ddl epmt Gerald Reuler ed I he law Pom•1 O) and MIS ~bl m who heavy ram ra ke"' th a paCI 11e A1so me1uded m the repor t cludmg 47 m Galha counly 20 ed 22 special details Patrolmen h Cemetery trusl' showed no ba l b d d 1 J k mJury acctdents with 45 lflJUr worked a tota1 of 974 oun on Upon arnval ~t the S( em~ d b d as s~ne m a suw1ar capau Northwest •-'" 1 wuay were seven acca en 5 m ac ance an genera on letlre ly fo Sa lisb I ""h I Yakima, Wash. reported son and one m Lawrence coun ed 15 II\ Meigs count), Shenff Hartenhau> fouod the mcnl $7 472 I UIV .uca ~ oo __ _ SIX m the highways Ot slr!ct five Inches of new snow "' a k Id 196! Buick belongmg lo Phillips 1 he repo• t also showed ' ety Four persons .. ere 1ie m b d It was d"' >d' ' u t 1 g h od d ea I •near y InS\ e that rar was a ce>pl s during I~' of all !uJ\ds " '"' ta regu ar 10 siX our pen en r Y ~ Ga!Ua county accidents ~ 1 r th b day, brmg1ng the SOOW depth OD teleVISIOn set g;n C'''e Cigar Wllh transfers Jnd>Caled 011 au C (0 U mee mgs O e new uard " 11 the ground lo 15 inches Wenat Gdlha county h•d a total of ells candy and ether foodslu Is lhonly of cotmc >l be held on the se< ond Tuesd•' chee, Wash' and Great Falls, 150 inJury ~ type acclrlents m Shenff Hartenb3 il: ~ atd tod "~y General fund $38 290 Cemt An Olto Farm Bureau leader or ea(h month at t.Tte Sa ltsbur~ Mont both reported more than which 274 persons were 11\)Ur<d, the >terns were allepedl< taken lery 15 450 trans ol II 025 hom " id tod 1\ the Bureau " cheer elemrnlary bu ldmg " 7 30 u a foot tf snow on the grouod Meigs 59 InJury aCCident• With m the burgiJry of a Sunoco G F Parkmg Meter $1 7 690 rd hv il l announcement last m I he next llll'el>lljl will b. In Oregon's Cascade Moonta!DS 103 InJUred Jackson counly twe SPRINGFIELD Ohio (UP! I - This ctty of 88000 per Service Slatwn Jwned by Murl trans of 81100 from G F wl<k thai the Ohio Tax tom Janua f) II three ski resorts were shut With two InJUred and one per" sons moved 1nlo the natiOnal spotlight today I I the largest Barton at Mason early Monday Frre Equipment $9 154 tra ns ---mt::;s lon 1 ~ S! rappmg a propos down temporarily because of too son was InJUred m the Lawrence m the country w1th a Negro mayor A two stale alarm on the of $41!0 from l. F aod th e ed gasolu e tax re'ond prnced O }' county aec1dent The hiStom event showed the world • Citizen who Is theft of Chapman c ear was 1m Sw1mmmg Pool ""' « 251! melud r f ' much Snow ... ure 111 nor o the plan al Last year officers of the quah!Jed, and who accepts hiS responSibih!tes, can assume mediately put out by She~ !! mg $650 trans from the G F rr >dv 10 ef!crt WASIUNGTON SEN Galha - Me1gs post made 2150 any of!Jce Mayor Robert E !lenry sa1d w1th great emotion Hartenbach s denartment and Total rece1pls m the Sewer fl R Stanf>eld exer ulive George A Smathers Wlll retrre arrests and Issued J >24 warn as he took the oath of office I by I 30 p m the tno w&s m hmd were $32170 Street Mam ' v>r P' e<>dent of the 0 h 10 1 on doctor's orders at the end mgs while puttmg m 11 Ill pa" Henry was chosen unam" about lhe racial queslton aod he custody at Paden c >t v lena nee fund $22 >52 Stale H1gh 1rm s 1reou said the BUJ eau of 1968 Smather< 52 told a trot hours on the h~ghway• of rnously by the fiv e c1ly hoped that his elechon 'Will be Mason Count) Shen ff s de way Fund $1 729 and Bond mamt 1 n• d the proposed tex SAIGON (UP II -US pari 8 news oonferettce tn Miarm he the twD-county area Patr~tlmen comm15810 ners Monday mght wmdow for others to look m partment off1cer~ sa1d Tueo;:oay Payment Fund $6 213 Pool form s were too complicated and trooper~ chasmg two batta hom Is •ufferlng from an ailment and diSpatchers worked a total becouse he had polled more and see that people can se;e the three men are bemg held $573 and f1re truck 1358 dur completely unsatiSfactory we i of Commumst troops to~Jrd be would d..crlbo only ao 'Se- of 24,644 hours at the post v<>les than any other candidate m any office If they ::"~ ~ at Paden C1tv It was reported mg Octoher settlement! Ihad manv ot1ect 1ons to them the rambod>an fronlier In rlous, complex but oot mcura" The patrol last year 1nspeet when three commiSsioners quahfJCations fr That ~ 00 the FBf IS also mveshgaf mg 1 he report mcluded a copv of he sa>d Stanf>eld sard the ra 1m ww st deep mud and water ol 1 ble" Friends 1l8ld he had been ed 173 school buses rendered as were elected last November the only requ emen the tncldents tl1e county auditors statement I Bureod adopted a strong rt so Ihe Mekong Delta toda. d>St 01• troubled much durlns the past &ISis tt 476 rnotonsts In trouble The 44 " year old mayor de I As mayor Henry will he cor of semi annual apporlronment hilton on the gaso l ne tax re ered the body of wt at appe' ed year by • hernia of the di• on the highways, tssued 19 spe nounced extremiSts m race re emomal head of a busy Clly 20 LODGE TO MEET of taxes fund matter a! lis November to be a Chwse ( ummw sl phragm Cl&l hauling permits, 3N speCl~il lations as he outlmed his views per cent ef whose populatmn l!l Pomeroy Lodge No 164 Free mertm~ ad' tser to tile 'v tPg ton~.: details and handfed 30 com on race and City problems t.egro He will receive $2 5110 a and Accepled Masons Will hold SET REH~ARSAL.'i Ston f~eld sai d the farm organ! A \ >elnan "" 'tellr~eoce SEA'ITLE - MAJ GEN plamls Whtte CIVIc lea~rs crowded a~ year the samP- as the other tts regular meetmg at 7 30 p m Rehean;als for the Junto! Ialton wnul d contmue to wm k t agent a ssl~ned to the d S lrviDlJ L Branch, a veteran pl DJSpalchers at the pest arr roond, stretchmg thetr lrands four oommrssiOJJers Wednesday January 5 There MISs Pall""nf have been set for other deSirable changes ml Armv s !73rd Alhnrn Brlgado lot and commaoder of one phase swered 18,tr1.8 telephone calls out to congratulate him and He w11l preside at commiSSIOn w1ll be work m the Fellow Cra ll for the nelf\ two we<ks by 1the gasoline tax refund P' oted , sa1d the slun I ""'mun rst wnro of the U S llp8Ce program, - - - pledge their 1upport meetings, SJgn varrous papers, Degree Refreshments will be Chairman Ralph Werry T h e ure among them heing one a tar lnr•d um form ol much was killed Monday 111 lbe myINVITED TO SCHOOL After talkng the Ollth Henry welcome vrsttors to the City and served All Master Masons are f1rst will be Wednesday Jan 51iuug suught by Farm Bur"'~!! 1 h1gher quaiJtv than Ina I 1ss ued slerlous crasb of his jet 811'· Meigs County larrnera are !n-l said he felt 'Sprmgfield has rssue proclamatlOIIB The major mv 11ed at the Jaycees hall m Middle to provide for fllmg refunil lo the V~et Cong port at7 pm The second ,.,ll lt1a1m s at 180 dey mtervals IR The alhed operation m the craftlnPuge!Sound)uslarnln vtted 10 lire Olllry Feeding made a Tremendous biSlom execullvedullesarehandled bv ule before he was to have land- tlchool at Albany Hlgb School movement" m two way~ a City manager I PLAN NICW INN be Jan V at the hall at 2 30 P stea d of the pre,ent 120 davs I delta about 3> miles wect ot ed Thursday Jan 6 and Jan 13 The ftrst, be sa1d wos in A RepubllcBA elected on a HAMILTON, Oh1o (UP!) m All contestants are remmd I Sa 1 gon was m 1ts hfth da~ and "II appeared to be a ron" from n ~ m to 3 P rn Dr seating rts frrst female cornrnl9 norrpart1san ticket Henry has ConstructiOn of a Holiday Inn ed photographs are IAJ be turn CHILD WAS IIJ. had acrounted for at least 231 tine landing approach," the John St.aubua, extensron Dairy s10ner and the set'Ond • of great operated his own funeral home motel w111 begm w1thm 30 days ed m th" week 1 Pomero) emergency squad Viet Cung killed The numbe1 eontro! tower at Seattle • ,.. specrallst will be the speaker unportance throughout I he smce 1951 He won hfs see911d al OhiO 4 and Symmes Rd at men wr1e sum moned at 10 17 of Amencans k1lled was oo eorna International Airport said Top1cs a;e "What Does a Co~ Umted States, is that ! became four"year term as commiss1,0n Farrheld, south of here The TO BURN TREES P m Monday to be home of Fre- discussed but 11 was learned tho "WI! had DO IAdlcalioa anything Need lo LI~e aod Produce milk the ftrat Negro mayor of a city er lost November, pollmg 13,il'll !05 umt fae1hty will have Racme Volunteer firemen an da DaVIs Hiland Church road 173rd suffered an unknown was WI'OIII·" Dlgestloo Tnall, and ~H Anal: of this s1ze" vote.~. about 1,500 more than the banquet, drmng, rneetmg and nouneed today the department where an mfant was ill The number of casualties when hit YSIB. Henry said the Important next comrnl&lloner cocktail rooms Will pick up Cbmtmas trees Ill four month old child Val Dav by arhllery from their o•D TO BOIJ) SERVICES thing to blrn was not that he "S~fngfleld baa had good the VIllage on Thursday a n d IS, was tra nsported to Veterans lmes Shade Riwr Lodle tM wlU had been elected but .nerng a race relai1111S becauJie extrern RUPE RETURNIJ take them to the village lol Memonal hospital bold Masonic 9ec'vlces at EwMeic• Geaeral Hnpltal fulflllrnent of hia belie!-., that • a JSls can't get an audience Larry Rupe who attends where they Wlll be burned NOW vuu KNO\f lng'a Funeral berne Tueoday Adml1111ou - Delmar Durst, clttzen who accepts his responsl· here," he said "They have Ohio Slllte U~lverslty, has re LOCAL TEMPS The world 8 wont ralll'lll at 7 30 P m lor Brother 3oi1D Cheshire; Carma! Jelll!lt, Rut- bllities ought to be able to as been here but they cooldn't get turned to his stud1es after WEATHER The temperature In Porne-- 'llftek happened at Modaoe. O'Brien MemlMn U.I"QQIffl· land, Howard Frank, Racine surne any offree" started" spending the holldoys with hiS Fair, not 10 cold tonight, Jowl ro)'s busmess dllltrlcl at 11 50 Fraace, on Dec u, 1817. A eel to meet at tbe lwleralliome llilelwlet - Howard Frank, He said there was areal con He added tlrat the Cotiii'W of parents, Mr and Mrs Law- 21 3'1 Increaslnl doudlneu am today was 36 degrees, un- pastreD&er trala derailed ... I& 7 li, llaelu. cern 1bnJ11c1ttt11 the counll'y tConlillued 011 Pa&e 4) 1'11Dr.tl Rujle, qsvrlle. ard •lid Wedaesda7, der clear skies sa pen• ,..... killed. d 587ACCI•dents Logge I 1 I Farm Leader Hat'Is Ch ange sprmg • r•Jeld spotlighted Ill• Mad ' R }es Naming • F"Irst Negro Mayor I B d Beli·e,,ed Red Chinaman I' I ·I I ~ � 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 01. January 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. 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