https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/69a3e282ca17263c399b78404f3f79da.pdf 61e83c2c3360d1ee0aec3928eb99afe4 PDF Text Text r ti-Dally Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Sixth Anniversary of Rev. Jackson As Baptist Church Pastor Observed Jan 4 1968 Donat1on is Made to State Project . In Indian Education by BaptiStS Around And About M d/ The s\llh anniversary of Rev lS-24 Music was provided by Samuel Jack•on as pastor of the chotrs of the AM E church rd Slumber Party Held By Rhonda Hr•ell Rhonda Hy"ll entertained with a slumber party Wednes.. Oil how to chang~ the I epor l the Ne.oml Baptist church was and two solos were presented JAN • day at the home of her parents, proJeCt 1 p O\ tdmg ..., 01 d ['he ~neetmg was clos Mrs Henry Hcnnesy has reo. .. obsened Thursday evemng at How Great Thou Art by Mrs Mr and Mrs Robert Hysell, to 186 for Jnd art thlld.!en bv ed t\tLh prayer""by Mrs Donald turned hom Po1tsmouth where the church Ernest Kmg of Stewart anCI [ Pomeroy Chapter OES observance of her 14th birth B SanbOJ n i\l t~s onary Boone she spent tile Chnstmas and Rev Nyle Borden pastor of He ls My All by Mrs Ralph wiU meet m regular sesslOn at day Refreshments were se" or tht r Jr"l Hapll~t Aflel ward all y,ent to Ute New Year holldays .wt tll her the Mt Monah Baptist church Woods of Athens the Masomc Temple Tuesday ed and gifts presented LO the Monda\ t \t>nJng I tht I d rung IOOffi for a dessert son and family Mr and Mrs Mtddleport was t!l charge of Remarks were gtven by Rev at 7 45 p m honored guest ~hurd• tn M•dd I 11 wur ~l:' served by the hostesS€s Rol>ert Hcnn~sy and daught~r I the service Which opened With Wilbur Perrm ~tor of IJ'tt> Meigs Temple PythJan Sts Attendmg were Nancy Buch Tne m etm g v...:~:,. OIJ~ned \\ th M ~ Hhod<t Hall Mrs Harry 1ern devotons Praising God tak Federated church and Rev ters Will meet Tuesday even anan S lvJa Swanson Rhondfl H d 1 11 Mr s Pearl lloff en from Psalm 119 1 16 by Os Jackson An offenng was tak mg at th• legiOn hall m Middle E YSh ron Hindy Suo an or gon p1 e udt h\ \tr ~ \ u ut LS Mrs J J DaH:I acrnmpan IL..ue Geri"ch rvm a ·' \t It: Ch les 1\hlle Mrs - car Qualls deacon assiSted by en by Mr Qualls and Mr Rich port at 1 30 P m """ were WI,, Diana Welsh, Katl 1 a a An h ll\ a1d >~I em lmd umanlab Whtl" ~ a and Susan Cavanaugh •r ,., lillian Ml l ted l~r daugllt r Charlt'n€ to [ Arnold R1chards of Mt Mor ards after wh1ch th€ servtce mstallatwn of new off Jeers an d Conde 1' 1 .o 0 1 o the Br.,tr n ,, r\g 11ll WJS "' Prov1denee R l v.h ae she IS b " "' M r d G1bb 5 M s [ 1ah church closed w1th the bened1ctmn b} members are asked to rmg 1faa b'f he 1 dtnl J\l ~ llhee rs re r a student at the Hhode lsht t.l d k R chard H. b\ Hysell and Mrs Gerald School of Design Mr s UJ\Is A Fa1thful Servant was Rev Butcher s mdw1ches an coo 1es W estmirrsler Youth 0 Anilvn) 11e !able lad been d l>e the topiC of the subJect of the Followmg the scrvtce relresh JAN 5 1 D~:\ uu n~ \\ ~" ' t 1 L h:1 ge o .. ,1 b M Ch 1 1 plans to VISit scver.'l a~ s sermon by R~v Rotx.>rt Butch ments were served m the dm Fellowshrp Meets M s l t a11 \ 1 t t' l lt'\: Ps e).la.Jd= Y d rs ~~~res t fore retu1 nmg home Amateur i:in \\a:; ocora t:t~ m 11 e er pastor of the Afncan Meth mg room from a table wtth fThe , 11ddl t Gardeners II t 11club ~A • 1 I II d 1 II m M k 'I h 1 •d to d o " epor WI mee n• Mtss Conn•• Bachner presided Ia t t' anu usmg a red 1c noms as re urtl\_ lU (J Mrs Tony Fow txhst Episcopal ZIOn church of whtte cover centered with an 1 :\t;w 'r l'iir Uleme sen· un '\ l 't aJ H u ( 11 "'tth wlute satm ribbon I his studies at \shland Co lege [I r Nul th Second av M IU Stewart HlS text was Luke 14 arrangement of flowers wtlh nesday Jan 5 the home of as moderator or the Westr llon::o ~ 11 I n t 1 1r l b wd t nH:n d "" rth sliver and I after spend mg the holtd ays here 11 11 , t 01 e U11?/0U1 t: 7 9 the crystal punth bowl on one end Mrs Guy Reyno CIS at 8 P m ster Youth Fellowshtp of the h There wtll be a plant ex Middleport F1rst United P-sby I h"' '' t r 11 <I'to 11 n r ~~.a ... ""vu wt li e bt<lls i~lld an ar rangement WIUl hIS parcn 1s '1\ 1r and M s , 111 ,,, ..,__ , ent of t /Ielr daug/1 ~ Mr~ x w mbllWS:S and sJlver com~ servlt-e on t e .... llr Uv.. t> n w 1 1 a M H 11lha to Pvt Arlund ff change durmg the evenmg ter1an Church Sunday evening I :o r :'d rn nlun:-. Bet! n 11 up::. r 1 m OJ rts other M1ss Patrtcta Bu mgton 1 1 1 1 Durtng the IJW:ill t'S~ sessiOn and .srlver place m tl::i COnlllet Rrrhard OJ!t:r has rd:UI ned 1\ r I :wr of Mr and Mrs ~~ prestded at the pun<!h bowl and The Middleport I tterary Club MISS Edtth HaotonslRll gave a the group \o!r!.l t r ub It I l'<l l t table St<tllng to MI<Hill UmwJ sllv fotlul\ltlg (I r re Kmg Suu.tl~ Sec * Mrs Lee L€stus, at the coffee w111 meet Wednesday January readmg entitled When the IU the st te IJIVj <.."' wgw JITI a holldav "Sll here V.IIh hrs 0 11 11 l t e m Mlddleport 5 at the home of Mrs Rodney Curtam Falls and Mtss Bach ~1 s ~ 1 ler 1s a 1965 a ad serVICe D mng at 2 p m M J'ames v,h t r 1 ! I n (j t' t h 1ls / / parents Mr <1nd Mrs 1{ chard ow rs ner read a poem and col II' ~nelltan Oller and son Steve I !llrlrileporl Hlgh l' Euler Will revlfW Pillar 01 [ MISS Haptonslall was plenlst s I r t1 s P t.:>c11tly em t: Del bre Krng rs d th 1 b lndJan t n 1:> iI Tom Rail and a tllssm lie plu I I n 0 e ( e eral Tele Mr and Mrs A E AIViard 'J Iron an e annua usi for group smgmg and the clos ner w ~ n ItS Ole G1lbo have retUlned tu tl ( (r qn11/l Pmrr retutned hone Saturday after Holultt'\ IJtrrl" Host ness meetmg wll be held Roll mg prayer Wt1S given by the e\e1mg 1 1 Kent Stale Umve~stl) aft r o 1 P r K g , 1963 !Jrrd sp"ndmg Cht sl111s m Jatns nebbre Kmg ent11tamed '"rth call response Will be another Rev Howard Ruppelt Mr and lhepr1g1 n spendng the vaca!rn h ltdl) ~ul~ t[ M 1/ep rt Htgh. town Vw1th her son and daugh a holiday party at the home of book bytheoulhor TaylorCJ!d Mrs Paul Haptonsta\l art ad bv Mr a 1d \I s Pl!:ms were disc ussed for the here wth M1 and M1s E 0 I Sd r I 1~ 1 01 se u J m ter nlaw MI and Mill W1l her parents Mr and Mri> W1l welt lv1sors tra\ t'lt: l:s \ l'.l :\.1 d Wntu lnstl ute J 1 l ~ 1\ !hill 11 ~: All ed Fore ~ stat on 1am Myeis ham Kmg m B1adbury Tbe l JAN 6 I be1s <Jnswtrt>d < h:• 1 ll Porlsmoutt bv Ue Junior r-.l!s D11 sy Ankrom hn s b€en el {li furt F.!~lls V1T9 1110 Mrs Frank Stewart return party was held m the rect<.."a E\angehne chapter OES M1 JNPANT lMPlWVED 11rt~ h·br 1 111-: I 1 'tt ill ~eltowshlp of Heath return!d to the IKI{lle of her \ No ddr I a beer set for ed lome Sundny after spend lion room of the Kmg home dleport v.1ll meet m refplar Mtchael mfant son of Mr ...._ Mr and"·< l¥u J olm Vm- 1 tlw wu lilllfJ mg sP veJ t I d<~\ S a t .rOlf " born 1 where games were pla)ed and scss1on 1h ursday eveumg J <Jn and Mrs J erry Haw k E Mam Clud". . • g• • I ! L \-. r ct nd H ~ lethodJst Church Sundav even ni~e desse.rt sm< 1~ bu1 1 ng 1 h<> Institute Yo t! l lie held man (rum Hol2er Hospital m wr th her daughter and son 1n ~refreshments served dunng the 6 at the Masonrc Temple ln I st Pomt>roy who was trans 1 M!s P:w l ~ luw Mr and Mrs Astton Say evemng stallatwn for on e off1cer v. 1ll ferred to Doctors hospital Co1 f lh(' l.A \I"- at the Trmty Methodist Chun:h GalltpJhs v.here she has been JOY c rlt \-1- a g u ch 1r tor St n 1 " and tf t 1 rank n a med (a\ pallent I rc Atten dmg were Cnndace Hut be hfld and pans fo1 the ye<tr l lumbus 1s rrJX!rled Improved 11 1 man ktnd p t 1 1 d v. 1t Av Methodrst church ror Jun Arman Pd \\ lbu n of the Mr~ Jed \\ebster Jr an rl ton (arol Kmg Kay Bmg Tom discussed and off the cnt• al J1st teo b\ g 1J, nll)j J She! rozs U S A1r Fore!' s hc1e tor a sons James \Is ted New \ears E\oans Danny Ev<.~ns, Jerr~ The CB Rad1o Auxiliary wll -- -1 1 d1a nge ter Hl)me 0 1 Okey llJtter Wts 1" charge ef 42 d1y Ierne With h•s p;u nts D y at Nev, !I ave n \\ Va \\tth Dav1s John M d rcl Jcrr} meet Thursday Jun 6 al 7 30 home of Mrs 1homas Cook, the Wtlrld 'It e l 1dl? so ofler tht neet llg 11e gJ 0 I agt eed M1 and \1rs Hn\ mo 1d W1 d walch her mother J\11 s T C Roush Vanlnwagen and Kathy a n d p m at the home 1f Mrs Carl East Ma n St to l \e rcf1eshmcnts w th mem burn He w II be nss1gned to dL A fam lh) ,,mgl Itt and \II and \1rs Stan le} P1 hns Sherry Kmg llysel\ Hut land 1 The Ca lholi c Women s C J u b I s n L t a g for I:' it( h me e-t paz 1) \'r <1<l a en mg w1 mg The mett ng 'l'tas opened ty m Japan f II<Jv. ng his le 1ve h 11 1 111 l{u and Church of and son Stanley Woyne of Mag I The Pasl Chiefs of Magnulw of the Sacred Heart Church f 11/1111(PI11IP ( /ll!Jifer HolJdil~ >\eekcl d gu sts I \lr not a ~~ ere dmn er guests Satur end guests of Iter pan nls Mr Temllle Pylh1an Sisters Will w 11 meet m the church audl· ll h o d ~ p, 1 \tl m un ami M llr ncr Jones and 1\l s I Un ~t I d y e\Pnln" from B d d 5 Uffu ers Umwn ,j so n o\ medJlatron readwg WHS to 12 0 tloL k 11 e f-1 ogl am tn a) an Sundav of Mr and and Mrs W 0 Barn tt: meet Tl ursday e\oenmg at the tor urn 1 hursday at 7 30 p m Lena MtEihrnne\ were ~lr an l eluded t) mns by tlre cong~< M s Sherlt>v Swan - - -- -A potluck dm 1 r and Chnst >en fl om I he Upper Hoom Mrs Hodm:v 1 \ r:a :-; and daugh I woct p k mas par\\ ~a s lwld tceentl gWJt.h Kenny Smith Doxte Wal ter Ju lta of Lakewood and gat on Vtclor Urale) an pen o te JC ens nf Coolvil le for officers of Evangel Re Chap Psalm and 1 m ( rrtPI of Rr=><>dsv11Je Ier c.''dd Ie Brow n Ver ne Otd 1M1ss MaiJOIIe lw:as and Dav mg pr.11 lr II e 23rd ter Ofi:S fl\ th Masomc Tern read bv Url l e Jl'n n Luter spe- vlSI ted Sa t urd ay wzth Sher1ey d Dwtg ht Dowso11 ta krng part I 1d 1 hu npson ef ( alcdon a an Swnn pie m Mldd lrpurt A procll re lh lr esh ments ~e ed b ( Jt s1ngs bv Hov Snn\\den 1 re serv V Johnny l\uns )tilr ld stn Th ein a Hi sel! Ethel Nelson Rev and Mts Eugene Thorn sessJiJI 1\<.t t! d f1 lh "'11 g th Snc Jolnson to the .abme of Mr und Mrs Jul F L)on~ l If S d: party A g 1 t '< tn!ie wa" hPld 1 med ~ d HoblJ1e Ord Deb hm~ been returned to h s hone Ho) ln llt: I u I Van M(;!ler .. ~an d fanuy f' t all \ for durmg tl l' s tal ho 1 St Louts Mo af l e (' 1lk e\i Lu Ann F rene h Rl on from Hul~er Hosp1la wl e1 e he Bille J"... m Ca1le1 Jame W se ttheir home Attend 1g Wt' Mr and Mrs d H II M I and Katt) 1 h0m<1s \'IIIJJ Sah1 a er a w k 5 \ " I v. th h " pa1 vse rs James J ohn 1 <IS bet'n trt' t d fo a 1 esp1ra t M d M E Wrll Hill ~ \!1 1 rl \Irs 01 ass1stant counselor and Cn 1] ) a~ accotnpan•st S ens r fln rs verett Rohe I I-. ng \1 ( 1I -; kt'l h.<~ It' s I a ~II q IIH lor ill ment let~ N ! hi play d by Challte fhom lS Beautyrest gtves you the body 1ittmg comfort you want nttt \l1 k h1 l Ptckf'ns me ng was rl sed v. lh thr I n ];1 L)ons and Sl C!ron Hoi () e r un tic h trJ and d osrng Mrs Welby Wherley retllrn d I and need Beauty rest f~rms up under your stdes and Mn ~Ita \l 1e r\r 11 n M s i\1\~ b n drt n ter \ srt>d dunn,. the h diVS p1 a)er by H.chLI d G teset horle Fnda~ after spend! back g1ves under your h ps and shoulders You n Sand J.Sk} Ohr "' th ~lr w1th I Johr I 11 ~I t ha1 t' I" 1he g >up tllt'n went to th e I se\oeral days 111 Athens and Mrs Hun:_ d d Da\ •s G \i M d M S B 11 Tl u n 1 \ An ( IC hran get solid eomfort throughoutJ ' (burch basement for refresh r an rs am o n I 11n ~ f. m fllo\ ePs liolte1 retttr !lt d tl e g1 rls mcnts d sloppy Joes pop 1>0 I Mrs E1 nest Harrts was the J\olr 1\ !I I \II \-1 <l lld What s more Beautyrest at $79 50 JS the 1\1 ( r~t 11.1 t 1 h Mrs (~uf sh atl•t,f\ I thl' r home~; r 110 rh ps md ( 1 .st ed tn New \riJI s dmner guest of Mr most econom1car mattress yGu can buy F. Tum Lyu I!! has retu rnl'c1 to end Mrs Mason F1 h \Ia\: ]J \I t\ 1 1 Slt' lff mplo\Les 1/ 1u \ s f 101 1 Pot ar MJch fo 1 " ng a hoh- the hostesses Katl y Thomn s \lJ 011d ,,1 Ms "' F h It outlasts other mattresses by about ~liS II IHrl ml Hillgarnl nd n M1ddte BJt ty Je n C:.r rter and Sabra !v iS ason s er ,- ' " - ' - - - - - -- - -1 d ) v1 s t hPre w1t 1 h1s P 1rents C ~nd Mrs Ernest Harrl!l were 3 to 1 (proved m torture tests by P ! l'.f'Je .'!: 11.:"11~ at a Chrt sl d anat 1\ 1 0 10 Nat•onw1de Consumer Test• ng r I"' g "" '' 1 Sb " Mr aJ ~Irs Jo\ )Ons He I At I' o c ock the New Yeao s F guests of M " 1 1 .... IS a( r:om )Jnled as fm as f d f groudp and Mrs Karl Grueser 1 1 1 lnst1tute Inc) Beautyrest u l" g <Jnes at Kana gH dur orm a rr r 1 c1rc ( an Pom~roy Oh1a n~ tie (tuJstnas lutrda\ Z ne" lte bv t grandrnvth s:mg 13t.: t l::lt: the Te and Mr ;md Mr s Pi:iul Frsher of your best buy at any pnce ~ g t t>X h n i:' ' s I d fol er Mrs Be n :t l Srhr mlm v.<Js d : ; I s. d w li p <Her by Ht nt ngton y., \a spent the ! ""H g II e I ufftt d nner Bowl who had spent tlie holrd<J :; here tl e mlms er Huy ( arter Yteckend at theu home Mmrs lA ST TIME TONIGHT twill or full sue • g \ t I ,. J d u ng the "Uz hrr daughter ar d f nrlJ Olhers a1tcndmg with those " It I rr J nd t: r f t! e e¥ en mg G fts Mr and Mrs John l3u<.k t:\ nan ld boH y,err J;:mette Car :\1rs Harry D lcher of Athens "~"rt I.H r r d lu tJ t m n ... t~nd son Jeff Chesapeake "'I en ter Blanche Braley Helen was II l'.eekt:nd guest of Mrs I ler J Jn t>s li 1\r n a d as"l'l nt N€w \ ea s v.eekend ~Jlh l!lf ,.lJ ay Nt' 1son Sh er mn J ohnso n Glady'-> C •"k .. "" patents Mr ond ~1 s Ov.t I ; ll nwgl" r ~ I tu h;.lur <tlld Ed D;_ur t Johnson r.rale Gree1 lr and M1s Larry Thomas t lome ~ s 1111h J< mk <Jnd f) mn} Edne~ HusSt tl Freda O<:~dey and daughter Mehndll have rerl h Da Mr a l E ueJ son Jt n s R~.: v'-1 Sno\\den Rarba ra Van turnt:'d to their home Co tumbu!:> 1 s M t" REILH\S 1(1 SCHU~l and Mr ~Irs Horace M<: Met z Je sse Grueser Charles after a vr s t with Mr and Mrs Colorcarloon Chi:i Jes r I ee has returned 1 lh nny •~ e c Satu rday cvemng t Grue.ser Jrm Barrett Ricky Don f{ea tnd Mr and Mrs Har I l .Suutht I I tdl at Mar•et'" guests ef Mr and Mrs Lee Dn C I B tl C t Scott Car ry Tl omas Wt>dne~d•y & Thvrida y 1.-<1 vJdson of AU ens [ aJ er re ar er { e. rgta atlcr spendrng Chnst Mr nnd Mrs Clifford Ha es tcr Janette DavJ!-i Hodne) Da Mr and !\11 s Larry Bunce January S 6 n :~ <l n ,., h h1s narents d G d M 1s Greg \ nn Meter Terese and sur Steven returned to NOT OPEN \lr and ~hs Carl Lee a 1UiatnSson leooprvokn b 18 c! l \<1n M1tcr Ho rlathcv W1l trcr lome Lexrngton Sunday were ar e1s urg VLSI he D1llton and Melodv Halley aft cr a \ srt w th Mr and Mrs I 1 n of 8a.,lwn Other guests y w:.ln F d ( hns uas day of the Lffs were to~ k n Bay h ed of Lancaslei Don Re<J and Mr and Mrs 1,\ial Wm Castle 1 J\-1 and M s G!:'orge l he s~ I F 'we r<Jito!nnd as lrdurnl tlo ler 13uncc of ~vhddleport I SAW WHAT YOU t ayne w 11::'1 e lt a 1 11 aro Jd Brew~;r of Long Bot an d ch ldren Karla Kand~ DID (and I know who you are) Keith Kellv and f B 111<nds !he lnst lute of Tedmul II at./r Part• Crven tom vos ted Sun<hly Wllh M ern e I ogy after spendrng: th hoh J r Josn l1,ndo rd t n Jrev e and Mrs Eva Thei s.s Ra .. If I H and Mrs Sherley Swan limd L'" t 1 t 1 k 1 , H d M da)s l ere "'th liS 1arenls Mr 11!" Ill lt'IIPY ome Mr and M St 1 ne t an ss Amla Houd dM 0 :\-1 d , 1 K D M th rs an ey Pu 1lms HONEYMOON HOTEl" 8 0 ashr.lt Mmersv1IJ.e was an af an r.s wen ra on r an ~~ rs a ~;ncy and son of Magnolia and Ed - It'd r r lr r ttJnoon caller Mt s~ Joy Boggs and Miss enleJt<tmrd w1th a watch party Sellers or Parkersbur W V Robert Co1 I 1 ~n n rv Kwan Robt'rt 1\.lur t I! t S1 John Carol Seott student nurses at New YeRf s Eve at the r home were m<>rm ht uesloig S a Annt.> H(' / F:lsa L<Jnches the Holzer Hosptlal SrhMl of Long Holt om of Mr d ~ gG aturday ter Kl.'lr n \\ynn I NANCY ROY ILL Nursmg spent the hohd l) GJmcs were played and pte Joe Eabn brsh eorge Sellers crs <~r entered Veter Nancy Ann Hoy daughter of weekend Wilh their parents Mr 'ures v.ere taken Hefresh ans Memonal Has ltal SUNDAY MONDAY Mr and Mrs Claren..:e Ro~ and TUESDAY and 1\11 s L1onel Boggs and Mr menb WI.' I e served bv the hos as a rr edJtal at~ent Monday Vme-st Rae me bas been ad and Mr~ Paul SctJ!f Jon 9 10 t1 ttss Mr nnd Mrs Bud l:eag Mr~ II p Sch nutted to Holzer hospital with '1 d 'I R b Sl ' erman oll return "LOVE AND KISSES" n r an ~ ~ rs o ert Larp er of lA 1lke1 W Va ~~s~ ed home s t de d8ub e pneumoma Her room of Columbus \ srted O\oer the I J m NrJ :-; h ;md Mrs Sandy Whtt ter a R1ck Ntdson t a u~ y evemng af - and num ber Is 2'" 9 ~o visJtors are hohday Wff'kcnd \\ th his grand <~rll sl11l Larrv of Belpre Mr Mt ' ·VISJ m eh}noldsburg and ''WILD ON THE BEACH' permitted "' and Mrs E II Wl ytsell Purk I Jllhn ~ernon parents •n1r a I d \ 1zs I'1.0ut:tt R W Witk Mr and Mrs Sharp Mrs Sharp ha~ beln crsburg W Va Mr and Mls Mr s Bruce ~hs \land Mr and 0C o 1:1nd families h f ned to b h con 1 er orne \\It a J m C<JIIer and son hmmy Lee Mr and M virus illness rs Ralph Spencer Reedsvrl le Mr and Mrs Pete ret lfffl'd home F'nda ft START THE The Rev Howard Ruppelt I Wllsou Toronto and Mr and visJt m Dayton ""-· y a er a w1th Edward has re (urned fro m a holid ay va Mrs 'Tom Hayman and ~r Mcint h d os an at Fairborn w1th Ord nary mattresses have 2tJit tb 300 wred Heaut)lrest tws oiH!r BOO ~ndrvtdualspnnas ca (wn ID Gull port MISS Wl (h and Mrs Sherley Swan Long Mr an d Mrs Marvm Spencer together spu ss Push ooe clown and the not t ed tog~her each s 1n a separate doti Bottom and sen other nearby spr1ngs sagnown too They cant pocket E&cl sprln11 works mdependentty to support body hollows g ve a hammock push up under the back g ve fu• ~ Headquarters For Mr and Mrs 811! Dailey and kind ot sleep WP(!Ort to all parts of tfle body • R\1 LY PL~NNEIJ family left Saturday mght for Th~;re will be a Sub District the1r home, IndJo Calif after Beautyreat by SrmmolU Offera you a Choice of Siut Mlthodrsl Youth Fellowship I a tl ree wees vls!t With his Rally S 1day January 9 at the parents Mr and rs Everett Long Boy Twin or Full SIZe Spacious KIRc• Unrtcd Methodist Church n Darley I Pomt r y beg1nn ng at 3 P m Mr and Mrs Eldon Kraeu co ne meetmg of offrcers ler returned home Sund<ly af For The Family counselors Will be held at 2 p ter a weekend visit m Colum m precedmg the ra lly bus With Mrs Anm Byers and I -- Mr and Mrs Frank D1ckmson hts pa rents Mr and Mrs C son I RupjJt'l t and other relaltves Mrs Hobart Raub Condor St and son Kenneth Mankm and 5 lnc.het longer then 60"' X 80 IIlii gives You get an aiADIIII fnend Donal<l, Wilson of Nor· CUP THIS VALUABLI COUFONI standard If you re you 20% more sleep 54% more 1001'1 • folk Va retufned Sunday af ever 5 10 ' you need mg space than stan 78 x80'Boo~ ter a weeks VISit at Mttehel a lons Boy dard double bed Km&COL SANDEn' 11> set$17900 set $199 50 101$291110 S D with Mr and Mrs Gard ner Mankm and famtly WITH COUPON R£G 1 25 BOX DINNER Mrs Clyde Andrews left today for a v1s1t m Jacksonville Fla With her daughter and son m law Mr and Mrs Gene Wal ON£ COUI'ON ker and family Clarence Andrews Is conlmed CUSTOM II SO 'f/>.Sf'{ to hiS home by Illness 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE Rev and Mrs Robert Wells and family returned to their PROMPT DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME home Mohawk VIllage Thurs "lr• ,.,., Ucllo' Geod",,.,""'',•''" after a VISit with her par Mr and Mrs W 0 Barn WE P \\ 4 , ON S \vI Nr.s 1\ donatton v. as made to II e ~d t<lca~ SOCIAL CA LEND AR l\i:ltt! :schools the B Soctety Church r~ ~ ~u ' American Electric Power System to Invest over $166.6 Million in 1966 The American Electric Pow er Sy ..~em will mvest more than 1166 6-milhon m the ex panslon of Its facilities 10 1966 - an all-tlme htgh for the na.. tion'f blpest Investor • owned proiliJcer o1 electric energy OhJo Power Co and subs tdiarteo will spend $104 null1on of this record amount / Donald C Cook president of AEP and Ohio Power m an nouncmg the budget satd that the figure 1s a mmmum one and that 11 m1ght well be m creased as the year progresses He pomted out for example that a maJO" new generating uml e>pected m operatiOn mI m 1951 Last year lhe Systems 1969 ~~ now under cons dera mvestment m new ractiJtJes to t10n but that 1ts locallon has taled approXImately 1147 5 mll not yet been determmed No hon funds for th1s un1t have yet The new budget represents been mcluded In the budget the lOth time m 15 years that The previous AEP System AEP wlil have exceeded $100 high for a one--yeer expansron m1lhon It wtll also nnse the expenditure was $164 1 million Systems total post World War I rts spendmg past the 12 Z biiUon It In OhiO Iof the System s transm•sSIOO A N Pren!Jt'O o! cantoB, level Ttle System wtll mvesl $83 5- network Will cost $116 9-miihon v1ce presJdent and general manThe largest amount of con million lor power dehvery fa network will cost ~ 9-milhon ager ol OhiO Power said !hal structJon expense in 1966 wtll l cihhes th1s year Of !hat am Constructwn or new fac1lihes constantly mcreasmg requll'• be for power generating faed ount $46 6-million has been ear Iand expanswn of eXIstmg equ p ments for abundant and deIhes Mr Cook said The AEP marked for new diStributiOn ment will require mvestment of pendable supplies of electrii System IS expected to spend a bnes and substations and for i a record 1104 m1U10n by Ohio power throughout the CO!IIo bout $63 8 mdhon for power conversion of ex1stmg f ... cthttes l Power Co and 3 h 1es m plant construction the bulk of to higher voltages Expansion 1966 IContmued on page 7) 1 I I I ~ • ' en tine at y ~t Main/y About • De"or.d To The Interest• Of The Meigs.Mmon .4reo VOL XVII FIVE CENTS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO 21 B peop /e /n pcmeroy nstituteP ans On January 15 Are Discussed at ID WORLD I Rut/and Church Holds Annual Watch Party ° America's Best Mattress Value is Beautyrest by Simmons MEIGS THEATRE J \ ° why BEAUTYREST is better! 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"-------------------....1.' 1t2 Mr and Mra Harry Young and family of Gallon were ELBERFELDS POMEROY week~------------------------------ ell lh• ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - More dressed the conference along I for the dechne r bon WOJ th or Improvements IJn 4 !HI than 250 ti~Jc and busmess w1th department heads Most of the expt>nd lurr,. 7THE State H gl v.<:~v Depe~rt m! l('S of htghwa\ s 1 leaders from Ohio s 28-county Progress Repor\f!d made ~mce 1963 (:IJ d p HI ned m"nl " ' "'c"nl $175 ml on Sine' H1ghe1 educatton experu! lures Appalachra area received s Progress reports were made through 1970 arc for htghw£ty s 19G3 n the 2fl count• o;; and d1r from 1963 thtough la st y art...,_ gloV~mg report today from Gov m h~hwav conslructwn edw:31 and proJeds by tlw Depi.lrtl lnl mg tie next four year) ~IIlia\ tal~d $18 mlllwn m opet a1rr g Jarnu; A Rhodes tron natural resources v..ater or Menta! H) g1enc an J LorreL out mu e th:.rn $341 n Jllwn mo 1cv <Jnd $6 fi 13 000 n r<.q_nt <~l PRESENTS PRINT - John K Allen Dlviswn Manager The governof'" addressing the conservat on airports and pro I 11111 ro\ ments H h 0 de 5 scud 1 of t! e Galltpolls off!Ce of Ote Cc lurnbus and Sotttitern 0/uo mornmg sess1on ef the day long jects adm m~tered by th~ Oh10 I COl lJMBl S OJ 11 o (UPI) _ 4 lop re lenll Appuladtlan ou1mg u~ n xl ve !'"'<-~ s the f/p tnc Company ts shown here presentmy a fran erl pnnt <..'Onference sa1d the 'ilate ha~ H1stoncal Soc1ety Re l.evelopml! tt prouram o)/ r a! ad toda!J tl ( aqe IC!J Oh 1o Boarrl. 1 Heoem s ~ 1 lo LJr Alphus Chnstensen Presldent of Rw G1ande Col 1spent or programmed for spend The govern or announrcd l would spend Jts rnouey or /y 1 1 a i-' J:> w 11 as !1 1./lm t pu sptnd rn rt' thdn $J6 m 11 n m !eye 1 he falL scene wtll hang m the offtce of the presldent mg more than $824 m1ll on m Tuesday mght on the e\t e of tentiUI for future gruwtl operal 11 g monty and $82 5 1 1 loruted 1n the ne-w ltbrury butldmg on the campus T11e red [ the Appalachta area and com the conference a dramatiC drop I The amwm1ct: ment wo~ mwle u11 1 1 1 l \ n 1ey fed IJon rn r:ct pll 1 11 Jl oVtrilt nt b1 Jtk structure lS completely lieated and cooled electncaL/y bmed wtlh federal and hx:al m the unemployment rate of the em! co chmnna • of t1 e Ap 1ulca, alt u r; unal (. ( m m ssw 11 11 e gove 1 nor lis ted the Natlr 1 t add1twn to the prwt presented to lJr Chrzstenser1 the I funds the tota l w11J amount to area He satd the drop m the 1 na speech prepared tor Ue/ we 1y at a me PI V of leaden al Hesourr('s Department a~ 1 ~lectnc Company gave anotiler framed prmt to Mrs Bev more than $1 btllton from 1963 28counly area \\as 2 per cent fJom280hwcountu~st.ak 1 gparL !nUeprogran heavy r ntn blor loth aJt e1ly Russell Llbranan for hu of/lee 1 he llUrary ts tl e to 1970 from the 59 figure of 1963 com Tl e wst of creM1 l!J JOb~ 1 a coal r n , ~n:se H~ :-; 01 rces povcrl\ effo 1 pounr:, ~!J m 1 lmgest all electnc mstal/atwrt It date m tlu~ Ga/l!pol!s area [ Tt e meetmg des1gned to pared to the siHtewide decline ts depleted or 1111wm ted s so ()rtcr• a~ 0 be 11 U: 0 wn 1c 1 on 11 0 Appalid r:l p lJf' 1 ll· and u.as constructed at a cost of $420 000 FormaL Jed1ca stimu late mterest m d"velop- l of 13 per cent Rhodes cren ted wl en r.orr pared u 1U Ut e tos J stm Ia 1 19 JOb~ 1 011 ano theJ tomp f'h-'d u 1h·r con tr tum ·~ sclteduled for Janum Y 16 ment and Jmplementalron of the I h1nng cHmpa gns for new ami Wlth a suj f!c1t nt econon c 1J p tra r "~ II e 1 1, ,,'I /led and 1JOr or ,,u€' 1gn s1ncc Ja1r u y drtve lo provide JObs and sta expandmg mdustnes m lht.: Area buiLdmg a h ghu:ay so t1 ( y w t get to 1/io ~e JOb); 1 e swd 1963 ------ PRES! WASIUNG'l'tJN dent Johnson will go to Con gres1 after It resumes sess10n next week for a whopping $13 billion m extra funds te finance the war m V1et Nam durmg lhe current fiScal year Th1s amount is far larger than has been mentwned m the pa!:it for Johnson s planned supple mental defense appropnat1on request for the ftscal year ending June 3t) It w•ll raise to tal mllltary appropraltons for thts fiScal year to well above $62 hllhon - the highest 1Igu1e smce World War II LOS ANGEl ES - REPUBU can Ronald Rea_gan an old lim :~% u;!u~~~":~~~ a:;:~z~ma Vital Agenda Arranged for ~~ ,':,;po~:t ~:~~:r stat~ January 1Oth Noon Meeting r;:urth~~;.~:;:~~~/~fh~~ 110 :~~~~.~;~ a;:at~:c~~~~~~ :.:: --- -- ---- Werry Promises Good Show pai:C~.:~y R~::::;sc~~~:ss~:O :~.::nh~~~:;p~~~~.:~%~~~~~ were at the conference 1:1long The tlurd ann11al Me1gs C<>un Jayrf!-fs are sponsormg the lam of gPitm~ a seat a!\ tilt' An agenda of VItal Interest to all con~.:erned Is planned With John L Sweeney ro ctnur !y Jumor M1ss Pageant prom event pageant last , e;.~r WJ S a com Reagan h M f=ally Tuan Ifor the forthcommg lunche<m meelmg of the Pomeroy and man of the comnuss10n Rhodes 1ses a great program Sunday In addt!JOn to the pmse and I pltte se ll out nouncniedht 18f cath Racyb es Middleport Chambers of Commerce together w•th the Com traduced Sweeney and ad I n•gi1t Jan 16 o•r'-' ~ 1 or Ra1Ph appearance and ph\ SJcat 1 lnf'ss The ronte-; m1 s votll comf)t'!e da Y g or e ep u11can mumty Improvement CorporatiOn on Tan 10 at noon m _ ~ Werry sat d today 1hc H. con d!VIsions of the pageant each for thf:' tneted Jumor Mi ss t nommatiiJJI. as Caltforma gover testants Jepresrn\Jng tte ft\e oontestart will present a three tie a ~200 scholarship and a nor 1n the I taIes J une 1 pr the pariSh house of t he (,Iaee EpiScopal Church m Porn mary ero) county h1gh schools ha\t~ lJe en mmu!.f dsplay of talent mak rhanre o pmt1rpate 111 !It> C I C Pres1deot B1l1 Chtlds confernng w1th Chan1ber through two rehearsals prar mg for a hzghly en te tarnmg oh 10 JuniOr M ss Pageant and BONN _ THE I!XTRAORDI PreSidents Jack Carsey of P~meroy and Jack Welsh M•d I ucmg the" 1outmes m the pb) vanety show perhaps Jhe Amcncan JuniO Do D Alt dleport sa1d the goal of the meetmg JS to mform the ill .:1t fltness pmse or.d ~ppcar Advance uckets for thl" pag Mrss Page<>nl ~arr a nee dl\iJSJOns we 1re 1 con 1l ean t a t 11 for adu1to;; an d 75 cents ,. ~ Jll8ll years lwdnt 88 ay eFr orme 1 members of these orgamzat10ns and to enlist thetr act1ve Mnl'H "rll be pro\Jded by 00 0 er cooperation m solvmg our d t th h f d Chancellor Konrall Adenauer bl to be ca lled to make specifiC Itle~ en at t s yeaJ ::1 pageant or stu ens Will go on sale the -\11 Count) Junior MISS received the homage of a common pro ems u Will surpass the prevwus pag soo~ Tickets at the door wtll orchestra under the dJrertzun grateful nation for lead!~ West A fad sheet' on Mel'S plans I rants as ~ great deal moJ e be $1 25 and $1 of Rohrrt Garnfr ~. d t d g lo msur a I end to the meet COLUMBUS (UP I) - Gov work IS gong mto II e stagzng I 'There will be no reserve sPat s The pageant \\Ill be staged " 1 ed county JUst completed by lJthe mg hY 1 15 P m dJscu-.'wln on I James A Rhod es s81 d Tu es de Y and productwn of the IJageant I but persons <II e urged to bu) the Mzdd Pport High srhoo au 1 .,.,rmany feat t pe rom JSas rous t 0al taceb tprospert Y an lnsll tute for Regrona 1 e the report!:! w 11 have a time that 24 out of the 28 counties Ill sa1d Werry I he Meigs Counl\i advance tickets to make re 1 S1 11 Purk r R tlmd id O t 1 po111C I a t I y velopment wrll be dJstrrb ued I mit but mf me~ I dJ~ ussion Ohto ~ App.alach•a arera have no tlnn um Jal uan 16th at 8 p n Wa5 1965 )I nor \1 s Thousands of gifts and let as w1ll san ple copies of tne m:ly tont II~~ aftf r t lroun a1rport facJht1es or none that ! I ters of congratulatiOns poured m extenSIVe lpdustn<Jl Sil LS bro mrnt The cup and sa nlwlrl I buslll""SS t}pe aircraft can use 1 be dead lint.> for t'ntumts In 11 from all over the natJOn for chure recent!) published for buffet ¥odl !'Jp Laff'r!:d hy How !he ~o\crnor m report on l Tht Darly Sentmels 1<1rsl the 'Okt Man who contmue.-, the area ers rrstnu''"t pllans and expenditures for the Baby of the \ear Contest 1!1 0 10 Appelachta counties sa1d ncar and no ofhclal rntrtes I to act as though he were st11l A report on msmouhon pi ns If well rC' f' ved s 1ch JOinl ln his prune for these twu ztems ~All be me('tJngs \\Ill become r"'gui.'Jr the ~re'<J W<lS m desperate teed had bet>n rrcelved ut noon made by Mr Childs ami pros po~stbly on a ouartcrly bi..l b of arrport faclhties today 1 NEW YORK - A TEACH pects for new Industry m the The next meetwg would be A httle closer look wtll show l>t'adhne for t>nlrws to bf ers strike at St Johns Um county to date will be summ(jr held m Mrrld l!Jurt In tht.> con 1 th~t m all of the southeastern [ submitted to the (}aJJy Sentr 1 vers1ty, largest Roman Catho J1zed by Bill Grllf!ser ference room of the Cn!umbus ~~~ soulthern P lft of Ohio we nel togrther With a dottor 5 lie umverstty m the na\JOn went (In Ids w1H also supply the and Sou!l e 1 (JhJO ElcciJ c rom avde on Y twtJ good all weather tt SAIGON {UP I) - Communi st VIr! f'ong today shot down lnto ltS serond day tOday latest stle mformatwn .a nd pany ::.~.sur 1ace auports Hhod"s report IS T ursday hw 7 a mammoth U S Alm V fh•ng cam· h llfopter whr le ll Pr PI F:ASA NT -Hend r University offtctals said Tues progress on the propose< co un Member~ of the J'lnJO C of """' S ! One unoffJual entry Ita~ been was ferrying ammumtwn to the Vrt uan rq Central I!Jgt d th t k b be f I Jnose wt>re CIO!o Count} at l &ubmJttrd It was reporlld to I lands killing the ftve AnJentans aboard l S troop~ In Sin Mavlr H_;bert PIY.t'l<; Rl ay e srt e y mem rs o ty atrport A report on lhe iC halic 'Wt1 mvrted and oth r Portsmouth and Ohto Un day A baby g1rl was born~~~ the same a~ra tap!UJt>d and buJned it ( 1 1 umst ba se nounu>d dUJmg the towr r t 1 the AFLCIO Umted FederatiOn situation of new ht~hv.aycon znterf'stf'a p 1 Lns an1 al~o Slty Alrpmt at Athens He ;:1~ Mr and Mrs Harold Norns camp 1 lllleltmg ttat 1l ~n \o\( e tl Contmued on page it) structton IS expected [Jum welcone the Zanesvlle and New Ph1la Pagctown on January% at I A l r S spokesman said the $6-1 n1llton twtn turhne df'rl'.n to lave lhe 0 ""n s \ Rep Ralph \\elker I delphra arrports have served I tO am arcordlnl( to re airc1a!t called a skvctane v,.as IJu ng before It uashed age tatr~d bv pJelmt' u 1 r An 'mSJde story' on the their areas well durmg the pa>t porto Tbe father of thr young and that tt apparentlv was the 'ICI "' ,r I ommumst ground Sh•dlr bl dgr P nl r I s secrecy surroundtng the plan I severa l years srer accordJDg to rrports de f1re It was one of onlv s•x 111 ex1stenre Ammunrt1on aboard ar el 1 rra mg 11 m d 1 r ned Ohlo State pemtenhary will The governor said that 19 out livered lhe chJid hnm;elf and exploded for hours afterwa rd ple'>l:'nt Ill{ any resLue rf eonstru lion of le LJf'l St'V.ilge come from Attorney Fred Crow ollhr 24 counlles eligible m the then a MJddlepon phySJqan forts treatment plant •h •h ' b u Jr and a representatJVf' fr:'llll Appalachtan area had sub- I was summontd p1rlll \ ('0 11 lrHtf'rilnd p I lhe new manageme\of the mJttct.lletters of mtent or preUNITED NATIONS N y ~UPJf US Ambassador Ar of u n1en •on among !h'l d ~~uo Meigs County Water mpany l F1re of an unaetermmed on hmmarv) appllcatmn statmg "' o/ th ur J Goldb erg spear 1wa d mg t 11e admm1stratwn s peace Citize n~ sl on ;md an H r penod A qur IS expected to answer quenes I gtn routed a Kanauga family they WIShed to parltcipate .n I offenSIVe today took the U'll quest for VJet Nam peace Mrs Dwight Haley R D regardmg p< S!l tble pub c own of eight earlv th•s mornmg and the airport program I talks to the U N Secunty follow t>d !he I IH)Or s ann nt t' ersllip drd extens ive damage to the He S<.tid one airport proJect Council ment as a large ~ oup of 1 r Middleport has been announc A t l f I II h I d b IJkrb, rn Washmgtfln that tlw esi"d "l•z• n· ··tl"nded lh• ' n for Goldberg planned to subnltl Un1\t d Stat('s would rt>gard thrs c 1'- !fJPelllg • ~du e • 1 the 'st· \~ ge ed wmner of the $500 cash a f Mgrea ddl er roe II orb t l VI age ted small one ~tory frame resJden( e I as a I i 1a \1 d eenh submitted 1.. o I epor Wl e rel1ues Some of the content ~ of the approve~ un er t e Appatt~Chlan wr~tten repo 1t on the dtploma s the 1 1 d th h ward m th e M1ddl eport Mere h b R Cha L H a na 1-\or on e su Ji:'tt pial 1 1<: UP A Irman 11 eon house were saved No estimate Thegwra 1 f 0 eve1opment ct t1c •n•ltative set 1n mut1011 by rrom 11 e c ommums ts N0 srnn y ega11:'! CC 1 D S h I 77 f P t The council altf2'nJed to o er .way d ants Christmas Glv. ar m h.1s reR_ort on th1s sum or damage W'ds readily 11Va1la at was or Zanesville A1rport ar r IS er o or s President Johnson then prom 1ar ,,ulrfl.' t rejeC t ron 1las 1Jeen roii(Ine nJal oro Including a Promotion mer proJeCt and a mee Img IS ble at press t1me I (o serve Muskmgum coun1y fur mou th owner of th e 1100 acre d t t th • .~ '" Dale Dutton merchant chatr C:alhpohs volunteer flremt'll $!41420 trnct of land bemg constd"red i JSe1 f o mdee WI repodeoJ, I rerf'IVPd through llurd party prOial of a plan tl a I d... t man said Tuesday a rrux up' answeJed the alaJm at 7 36 a for the proposed new sectton n ~rmeh :o~ces sal r'rllr Contmued on page 9) mg<: lfl thP tov.n ot Hrnder tl In tickets caused a delay be-0 ' Ill today to the residence of F "'~ ""'-~• of the Oh 0 Stale pemtenttary son c"unhrctme e peakce!\t{ ~n be lf'qllllt"d to ha\e thrtr g I f fore "' .,al decision of the Winsive IS as wee o ow n I b d h k rl b aer • • "'ached Russell Johnson 504 Second Sl C(l!.VELAND (UPH -Sub has passed &way mformatlon gJven Goldberg bv age an tra I If' ~" ur y Mr saiQ manv more Kanauga and were later JOined urban Shaker HNgbls ODf of Mr a butcher by <nplomats from both Sides of l I the samtalton t ( k 01 1 dts tHets were iss'Jed than antiC! by • tank truck o! the Pt Plea the nrhe•t communltl<s ID lbt trade reporledlyd Ied Sunday the lfOn curtain that a pause m • • poseo r l( hem "l hout ant volunteer fire department Uozted States plans to apply at Portsmouth U S b b g 01 C I burmng Tomorrow's appearan ce In IJ 0hnson hIS WI fe a od SIX chI1 for federal anti poverty fund8 om Nam m was ommurHs Attending the n•• t 11no 'lo"" Pated It was therefore neces Efforts were rna de today to North Viet the k !'- ~~ aary to order more tickets Ashland Ky on Gol dand F1z dren were sleeplng when the for use v.ltbm ib scbool sy )earn 1f the death of Mr Sch1s- to negohahons t"j day mght were Mavm Po\1- c>r~ Some of the newly tssuffl tick dale noted duo-pllmsts has blaze broke out All made t item ler Will affect the con3tderatJon Recorder Leonard s~rgrnt Ll1 d. ets however, bad duplicate oeen cancelled accordmg to an safely from tbe burmng struc The suburbs board of oou- bemg gwen byt he state to pur council memtxrs <\ILlt.: ~<>e numbor• and were of a differ announcOIIlent made today by ture calion voled Tueoday olgbt 10 ch3se the Site along Rt 23 near WASHINGTON (UPI\- Hopes Effie Roach l onr au H •ki) ent color facts generally unn11t Walter Gates preSident of the lry to get federal money to Lucasville Murhn A Jams for early progress 1oward peace I PIITSRURr.H (UP! 1 Th and Dreama Ae ker leed by all Ashland Commumty Concert STOHART llLEC'IED aid 111 youngolen m the sy director of the State Departt m V~et Nam appeared todaY to U s Stt'<'l ~orp toda -alt' Veter,ns M•niOrlal Hnsp lal Mrs Haley having the cor Assoc1atwn Joe Stobart Racme was I stem it says are from famlhes ment of Mental Hyg1ene and I have been dealt a damagmg- oount'f'il 8 selecttn' Y IDAdmJ!i~titRS - Peter H b n rect number, took her ticket to Mr Gathtes Trin ,~ontactmg efh elected president of the South either on relief or earoin« be CorrectiOn however was report though not necessartly fat.~~l - crea!le of about $2: 75 8 ton son R::~cme Pln.:ll1s I ustrr Werner I Radio but It was cta1s of e 1~ounty Concert ern Local School DIStnct Bnard low 12 001 a year Shaker ed m Washmgton D C and blow by Hanm s first d1rect 1 lh 1 1 Middleport ""a! Pr drl \1 ; 1 th oug ht thf ticket was th e Associat1on expressed hIs re- of Educatton Monday mght at Heights bas a mediua family could not be reached n I" pr res o strurtura -' I' reaction 10 the U S bombmg t 1 5h dleport Earl Donovan hH 1e wrong color gret at the eance\laUon of the the high aehool 1ocome ot Ill 000 a year pause • eeTb apes 1 t F Ida Mr D 1 e 1ncrease was about one Ronald Rryno\ds Pomrn uoen as r y, utton entue January aehedule of the Stobart a pootal department on• of the highest lo tbe couo SQUAD Gl\ I!S AID 1 The North VIetnan~ese For hall of that anoounced laot FranciS .Jouglas \\banv tald after the person ,havmg arUsts beCause of tllness He employee succeeds John Ftsh try Marshall Secov Coolvlll• 01gn Mtmstry m a tough •tate [ week by Bethlehem Steel DJScbarg" _ E:arl 001 <y, the correct color ticket failed assured the Trt-County Assoc~a er Harry Htll Letart Falls was \JNC$,1 1>'>'1 ~~il'twt'f!'~¥~ was taken to Veh::rans Memor ment broadca!!l by Hanm Pa Corp The Johnson admlnistn Pomeroy tda Bachner ;\\lddleto elalrn the cash award lt t10n that advance not•ce would named v1ce president and Paul Mez:s Geu~rat Hospttal 1al hosp1tal at 1 lS p m TuE'P. d1e Tuesday labeled the sus .. t 10 n had attacked the Belble- port George Conde M1ddle.. was agreed te present the $500 be g.~ven tf another date ts set Beegle remams clerk Others Admassloot~ - ?aul Casc1 day by Pomc oy emergencv pens10n or U S a1r attacks bern JD('rease 81 unnecessary port Helene i\:dson ~vhddleto Mrs Haley Mr Dutton said lor the artiSts attendmg were new members Middleport Jasper Hart Le SI[Uodmen nfter he bad fallen trtck' to further what 11 call and Infla!lonary port Paul Sm u, Pomerov, Mabel Swan on the sidewalk m lront of M d- ed • a deceptive peace cam u s Steel's tncreaoe ap. Byron Jay p010eroy Dan llello the decision to award tho mon Ashland and the Trl • County Howard Ervm and Ohs McChn tart W Va , 11 to Mrs Haley wu reached IAssn have reciprocity member tock Hill was also elected m 1 Langsville west Steel East )lfalo st Secoy paign ' 11.,.red to 1ae dealped ao die Portland Ctarence MeDa"' tn a vote o1 the merchants shlp1 November Dloebar&.. None was treated and reloased. It wu co115lderecl blghly go. ..,mprvm11t. 1e1a, New Haven 1964 I 24 counti"es Lack Airport Faci•1• • 1 IOU W I d or an Peace c·mnt Flymg . Crane Downed . t Cong, K"ll" By V1e 1 mg F"1ve 1 Shadle Bridge 1 Pipeline" ill Solve Problem 1 FI"re RouteS Fami"} y0 £8 Mrs. Haley Is Wl"nner Of $500 Owner of Pen S•'te •"s Dead I L G }d Fizda}e ~n Cancelled out I II us SteeI Stht~lu I I I JOins • price • u.·ke Parade �~ • , THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIQS-MASON AREA ' lhvhard I. Oweo, PubUaber ' pany, 110 Mt.chamc St, Pomeroy, Ohie Eute1 ed as second cl11.111 matlmg DUllti'l' at t he post ofhce at Pomeaoy, Ohto. !\atwnul advcrllstnK representaU\e: Bottm elh Kimball lit<' , 343 Lexmgton Au:, New \o1k C1ty, New York - -- - Sub!:il'rtpt ton l'ates Delivered by carr.er \\heLe .a~all:~b\e, 30 cents per week, one }ear m ndvam~e 111 tht~ Daily Sentmel offH:e $15 50, stx munths $7 00, three months $390 By J\loto r H••Ul(' \\ht-re t:~frlll ~<' I \IICtt not avallable cme monlb $130 By mail ooe year SHl 00, Stx months, $5 25, Three mon ths, $3 00 Individual Causes Statistics UKR many ed 1tonahsts wt cannot re115t the opporturutv to 1ssue a warn~ lllg conce1mng the need for ca ution In operating a motor vetuc1P Th1s r~cent CIVJlizaiJOn The sti:ltt> JS do 1ng evervthmg m Jts pO\\ er to en~-:mePr safe roads auln mdnul,lrllllers are bmhlmg m ~a lch ft>n!UJE'S !hal ~It' dPsJg nt:-d to cut do'"n the toll anci )d \\l' biPak ]oose w1th s uch ghastlv st,111stas Our O\~n rountv esca ped adding to the fal,llllle s but the number of a(CJ dcnls Iecorded co11ld have eas1ly Ie~u lt ed m some dt>aths The "hole problem hOI I' doll n to ln<'iJ\iH1 1la1JespomJ tnl!t y The h1 gh\\a y litatJsltcs an' a true measu1e of llw t•xJstmg la(k of JespomihJlilv If evi'IJ dnver \~<mld 1ea l1 ze thJt he has a lethal weapon Pve rv !nne he or she gets be hmd the \\hP-el perhi!ps tht>v \\' Ould drne \~IIh mme c,JU IJOn In that <011· nedwn V~e oflt•n takl' the alliludP that thr ~a" \\1?' rilnr 1s our O\\n busmess, anrl no one has a n gh L to cas t reflec· t10n upon II The trend m drnmg Js ~: nn­ Jiar to the gt•nrral dtsJes pect or dJqe. gard \\e have for otwvmg la\1 s How can yo u JUStify the ru nmng of a rerl hght that could eaSII~ lead to you r death or of the other dnver" We hear people say that the v taunot get stoppe~. If \011 h;ne con f'( t h1 ake!-1 or are dnvlng at a rPa ~ onahle spe(>d the• e Js no dlff~eult y We need to dtJ'-e wtth rPspC'ct for othe• s He<.ent!v 'H read an article m \t hu·ij a <.:ar speaks Its rnmd ll slated that 1t has the safest tires e\t'f made a padded dashboard power brakes safety belts dJrectwnal signs to '.\JI n others of your mt£>ntw 1s v.-mdshJ(•Jds ;ue gwmg the "tdest 'ts1on and ht>adhghts are the most and be-fm e It the safest roads stretch m all dJrectJOns The dnver of thts ca r Js deseJtbed as a S\\ l'll hllow w1th a ._. 1fe and three 1 h!ldren until he gf:'ts behmd the \\lwei and thtn he becomes a he-el He depends on PO\" · er to gft h1m out of Ja ms He gE~ts a k1ck out of beatmg the other fello• he lihouts at other dn\ers ur.t1l he has the ktd& d01ng the .same and eventually they will beha\e JU~t llKt their dad He 1peeds to beat ilghti f.uls to v.·eat Ius seat belt, folio" ' lou d ose and the day wtJl com~ \\ht:-n n" v.11I marr the wonderful car and 1nmre him self anri famtly, and poss1bh tduse a dealh It bOlls d011n to the fall that the on tv thmg wrong \\Jih automobile. IS people The past year has seen se\eral melg!i fatalities and 1t JS up to yotl to not mue(lse that number m the ~ea i now upon us. DOCfOR 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. D, 1965 SAYS HELEN HELP US! ) By Wayne G. Braodotadt, M.D. When a scar ieil earned 1way with 1ta own unportance you have a kclmd. Thla 11 1 hard, raised scar that is No matt..- how young a child smooth except for ita WIN A FEW, WSE A FEW claw· Ia a parent shouldn t dodge like edges. Dear Helen ft'lth substitute words, 1uch as Cheers for your tongue - in- "expecting" for pregnant, 11 &l· Keloids are prtmanly a coscheek trf:!'ltJse on a new pro- tacked, '' for raped, etc. You metic problem but, 1f they nunoatmn of the word 'p1 eg- ahould tell prissy mothert how occur at the collar Une or any nant ' but don 't you know, sJI!y they are Instead of ratioll· other location where they are Helen tlmt most nev,spaper attzlng about them Or aro you rubbed by your clothmg, tiJ<y reade~s don't read closely pnssy too' ma\o be a constant source of lrt!l!ough to catch s,1t1re '~ At nt~Lion They usually folIt would be qUJte odd to read low a burn, chronic mfectlon, 1easl th~ ones who f1re back in a newspaper "Girl Attac- operal!on or vaccmatlon They answeJ:s ed, ' and then discover a dog may run m fam1hes A large I II wager you get stomped bit her. And how would you l hr usrng nuugh1y ~ords feel 1f you weren t pay mg at· number of keloid& were seen l1ke the nght names for '~!? tentlon to a conversatiOn and m the survivors of the atomto nurmal, ' 'attacked," etc tm heard lhe last line - "and you explosmns in Japan KeiOids are not mallgnant and they your explanaUon of why !lOme know she's expecting '"' do not lend to become can· mothers don t !Ike tQ call a You'd feel silly 1! you sa1d, spade a spade) and 2 F or not "'How awful," and learned she eerous tellmg mothers th"y should was expectmg a mmk coat Many a 1urgeon Ju•s reAI.WA YS use these words rnThere is not one thmg wrong moved an anstglltly kellw l l'.itead of the less blunt npect- With these words They aren't only to halie it recur after IIJH 'Lleviate and \\hat ugly, and the mother who the \\UUnd heal&. Wben anyone not Let me know If 1 m nght thmks so shotrld check In the who bas a keloid mu!lt be -l:::dJtor dictionary, wh1ch doesn t mak• operated on the surgeon takes Deiif Ed1tor· a habit of listing · dU'ty words " certain precautions, not alway• You t~re HI GHT Here's a -CFS succtuful, to try to prevent red hot sample And then tbert"s alway another kelmd forming ia tbe Dear M1 s Bottel ONE wbo trleo to psychoaoa· aew scar. Wh11t a hard callous, dirty lyte me mmd vou must have fo put Dear Helen Many treatments have been tried to remove or reduce kethese dirty words ln a newsI am a f.:uthful r - rf yours lolds, but none are completely p<!pt'r co!unm' You answered and generally find column thut duty question about use of l.o contam sound , succes. d ul Exposure to X rays, Jjectlve those · words JUSt to mr1te and adli lce, but, really, this busi- mjectmg the kel01d w1Lh one of ofrend Was especially shockt!d ness about U1e word ' pregnant'' the cortlcostermd~ . heavy pres. recently to see you defend bare- soundmg harsh - it's a b1t sub- sure v.ith a freezmg agent such breasted women m restauronts Jective Is It not possible that a~ dry Ice, 1njectl0n with a mixAt the same time you msult deep m your subconscwus you lure of lidocame (a local ane-steen-age boys With long hair harbored nega tive feelings about thetic ) and dexameth asone, all (Note from H. Your pea 11 the act of be<:omtng or the state have produced good results in sharp but your fads are fuzzy. of bemg pregnant winch color some patients. I've neltber "dtfended,. bare your approach to the pronunciMore recently, two new tops, Dor "iuult~" mop tops ) ation of thiJ word? - C J. compounds. tnethylene - t h 1 oYou say shoulder length hair Dear C. phosphoramlde and triamcm for bo}s isn't "neat" Are W[}o Pul-ease My su~onscious is olone acetamide have been men sloppmg around bare Lll so umphcated I'd put a psychifound to g1ve good re:nllts front of other women's hu s band~ atnst to sleep - H both on old kclmds and m the "neat '? Vup, Mr. Editor. you're SO prevention of new ones For I thmk you !!hould take right! It Isn'l often that a bil 1ome long walk! m the Air to of levity m ONE answer gels a those who have the patience to get the d1rt m your mind clear- colummst bla~ted for being 1 stav With 1t for 10 to 12 months, heat produced by IJ.Itrasoned up w··s C (No afldress). Dirty • minded, 2 Overly-pure, deep JC waves has also reduced ke. Dear Mrs C: and 3 Repressed Ah, the pOig- lold11 nearly to the van1shing Olrt ltKe oeauty, Is In the eye nancy of 1t all (pronounced of the beholder Jud~tng from with a ·g•, as m • Pregnant • your letter, you've reaDy got H trouble, let eten help YOU Sho an everun, H will also welcome your own And bere't one from the Thl! column Is dedicatf'd to amusmg experiences Addresa OpPOS!If .. d of Ulo 1tret~ tamrly hvmg so rf you re hav- Helen Bottel m care ol thil Dear Helen Ing kid trouble or just plato newspGper. CUBeB MAKES SPEND 'llie MONEY 1 MAKE ON MYSELF F'OR THE LUXURlEcS .. FAllW TALES 6Y FlSSER, KIDDER AND HAVE TO wc.::<K, 1 EITHER · GATHERING MA1ERlAl. >OR MY BOOK "THE RAT RACe CAN BE FUN" ... LYOLA MEAN· WHILE CUBEB, AT THE $2 WJNI>OW ·---_..~ 1:3' Gtloo brlty oolrto wu 011 at VolllliPetor Falk and Kurt JU!'Ienl ond tho Slmuel Wlnltooo tnd 1111vador lllllt llld a Wllllllll next to us shoWing off a 7AI-plu.ocarat marquise-shaped dla· lltond willie her husband shrug. led hit wearmess at Its respona~bitlty In a world of raffish Rafflesta - but the cyooauro Clf jaded eyes was Mfa Farrow. Mla was dining with Salvador Dati and his Wife (someone sa1d Sal's daubtng Mia's portrait al Whoozis' request) and Ibis il'OWII-UJ> tllrl-chlld looked poo!Uvely less the dellnil!vo glamor type than several ol the obVfously affluent \'try youngsten Dtarby; IIIli oht cautiOUI peeplnC·tlmo . . Silt wore a neatly ung1udy UUie black "nothing" frock, enca• big a figure of cotllllderably leBI than leering otaUattca, well wltbln the llmltl of ooclal HIJOiure She wore no necklace, merely a bracelet of neat • 1weet very-young-girl omoD emeralds and dtamondl (and Sat night El Morocco mob would have dazded her attractively jeune f•lle JOWels Into glaring oblivIon, !Ike the dark ll<ft of tho noon) and her lovely tittle dJatnond earrtngo wert almost flamboyllltly tiny. Her hairdo lookf'd M !f she'd Inserted that superabundance of Ander!len's Fetry Tale tres.. es Into a defiant pencil shart>ener, Its austere crew • l~ngtb ouggested II might ellher explain her yachting - vacation "coma" In "Peyton Place" Ill M excuse for 1 post-lobotomy headshavmg, or else aho might ba bucking for tho otar rote In "Joan of Arc ;" certainly she'a too young to have been, or ev. en to havo played, • French collaborator The effect was l!l'Otesque, and oddly, not wholiy unattractive) she asked us 1f we preferred th!l or the old long-blonde COiffure and we had to say the old one), but It was only not <:rushlngly unattractive becau,. of this hatf-mystl• cal miss' fme-boned delicacy It was QUite an overatated withdrawal from ovet1 exhibitionism at Volson's very best !root table, of course). But whatever the lack or chle, of modish hmrdo, of splendid gl!ms, of the usual Paris ver· aJon ot drop-dead couture, thil little lady waa atar of that ev1 nlng m that smart rf:itaurant She was In N Y. to l'lpcnd Otnstmas w1Ut her mother, Maureen O'Sullivan, leavmg for H'v,ood at once for more rwnort ' "'"'''"' ·" · · ·- ~-~~~ I' ,I Southern Has First MOVC Victory llld plaJint FartiSD Polley Au'n queJtion -king Wbost IOJ&IIf • bet wd the 11101t lnlprelli.O blebe1or young DIWICISter liDCt Bob tht Sltlrk Club wu ~ TriiUt waa a IIUPP! . When JU ary 1 our doepeol !IYD1IIIIh1 It and Maurloe Uchltel atlllOit bls mother and flllllly. utanearto uztem, wtto l!M a bought the Miami Beacr Eden Ford m his future v1a 1 D~ Roc for lllillY millions, Frank Slllatra wos to bave been a 28 clvll ceremony, attended • lUll 21 per cent partner- just o'clock Sunday Maso at st. Vlno lor supplylnl hls own and hiS cent Ferrer _ Seventh Ave'a oJan'a "talent" .And no guaflo aDioel be aoutd absolutely d • Uvtr . Paul Chnstman of the NBC grldcasts Is by far the finest mslant football analyst 8lld psychologiSt. Some of the Cbrtslnlas toys tbiS YUle season really SllOU I<.I have oflered credit, ~ not royaltlell, to 1\ube Goldbtr& Dui' fnC aolltctlon In St. Patrlck'l Cllllrtb Ia Smithtown, L. I. one Httle boy contributed 1&00 In play money Churches wttll their tradlUonal Stable of Betl>o lehem crecheo report chlldrell keop puttltll cooklel II t h o Cllrlst 01Ud'o UtUa hand11 much like lbt lovely tale of "Tho Juggler" who had notl>o In& !o offer to tho Prince of Peoee exe<pt hb deft manual gills St Patrick'• alone reported a dozen cooklea In Ita 1uburban trove. It wu a howl during tho t'Dr Zblvago'' telecast to watch atarlet • turned • cllcllo • Jug· gter Phyllis Kirk ask bonal questlODJ totaling hundreds of words whtle Soph1a Loren, David Lean just stood there watchm& esg on the hamlette s face John Tillman, d1tto' Harold Ktem, our lnend for 30 years, executive vtoe·president of U. S Trucking (Brmk's etc) died after maJor SUI gerv; he came from a family of exec • veeps Equ Jiable ]nJ, stock ex ~ ehanje Harold ?.all a hard- pomt Comparative 1tudles to delermme whJch of the melhods mentioned ia best have not yet been made hut at least there has been some pregresa m gettmg nd of these ..,,&!,~ ly scars. ly scan. c1vil war ended tha N. Y. Couture Group merges Witt! tho Amer. Fashion Business Council Clergymen of our pet' •onal knowledge marvel at tho ururuligated chutzpah of Hugh Hefner who keep• oemlltll lhelll bterature promotltll bla Playo boy publication, att.mpttng \o urge upon lbtse men ot Clo4 hiJ mqulno'o phlloeophy !bat •x-taws are churcll • Inspired and should be made more pel' mlSSIVO The llmsiJ a( Helo ..r·o editorial 10 stupidly aent to clergyman 11 that troditlot)o at taws end rules of morality art not properly based mJewish cr Chrlotfan lltrJpture but devetopo l!ll from tbe Dark Ages, aodtfie4 by the Medieval church and ea. forced by occlesil!tlcal a n d chur<h-rontrolled secular <OUrta His prunary prem1sa seeml ndtculous, masmuch as t h 1 Cbnstlan and Jewish Command. 111<nts state simply "Thou Shall Not Commit Adullery," and ht d""s stand on h10 head's point trying oo explam away t h a I almp1e, rock-based blbUcal facL An average of 59 centJ If each dollar spent for dostllled sporlts In the Unlted Statu II for taxes. South Dokota's Custer State Park IS the home or Amerlca'l largest herd of wild bufftloao, about 11200 Get Fast Action with WANT·ADS LiSTENING TO 1!-IE 'EATIN'11AtS I>S ll-IEY SPREAIJ 'lliE PICCAULLI· .... 'l!..w1 Alfll WE £bi:f 00~ C'~i'f' 10 MIS CARL-roN SRo%o,;, reo& MotJNf vn:.w AVE. •• h1lNNtiAIWS, MINN, NB~ "tandlng1 AVG By Umted Press foternatJon&1 26 11 Easter.o Division 25 1 L r t 23 31Roston 25 10 714 22 21Cmcmnatt 25 14 641 n 3 Pluladelph!O 23 13 639 Telet,isiuJJ Rev11e 2 I 9'1Ne• York Western 20 o' 19 3 Los Angeles Hll Haltunore 18 7' San F'ranc1sco 1R6SILouJO Jij 5 , Detrmt Tuesdav'~ 18 0 17 " Pluladclplna 129 ... n FranciSCO 1,.I, ••~ sIll 21 11 HOLLYWOOD IUF'Ti One or the secrets of success 1s not to tamper w1lh success. net- work televiSion prograrruner8 an learnmg th1s season. other boners as wen. "Peylo!l Place," very successful in the raungs last season, wu tl.· panded for ttua senrester fr111m two to three epJSodes 1 week, and the show has fallon oil 1harpty ln popularity. L1kew1se, somebody at tht network decJded that Robert Lal!Bmg should be replaced aa the lead of "ll O'Clock High ' because of hla alleged tack of appeot to youngsters. He wao replaced, as It turn<d out, by a rellow older than Lansing, Paul Burke, who Is a good actor bul IS not as well 1ulted for the roil as Lansmg was. Bad to Worse NBC-TV's "Dr Kildare" a4mlttedly wasn't breaking any records as a ratmgs-getter when It was 011 for an bout each week Last season- but no• that 1t has been split Into two hall-hours weekly Jt bll just about sealed 1ts fate 111 the numbers game. At CBS.TY. "Rawhide" wa11 trott1ng along year arter year, not sethfii any world rtcordl either m the raUnia, but comfortable and very easy ta lake Then wmebody at the network decided to duntp star Enc Fleming and toss La a couple of new regulars The •how has gotten slaughtered 1ft the ratmgs ever 1mce &be changes There should be 1everal network jobs opel!lt!jJ up H1gh up 17 3 17 , , 351 Pet 548 488 442 1521417 10 27 270 Results New York 127 122 Baltimore (Only games scheduled) wrg1a Te< h, an Independent, can kf..:.ep 1Ls fuU share. WANT TO GET • I 13 21 DtvJsioa W. L. 23 19 20 21 19 24 lh G G 16 3 BfRRr'S WORLD Q For two yean I bavt been getting oores on my ICiip and face that do Dill come to a head Frequent ohampoo1 belp bul do not cure this coodltlon What causes at and what will cure It' A - You probably have acne SQUARED AWAY? Experts agree ... now is the time to square up and make a fresh new start. Clean up bill' and debt& and have everything in one convenient loan. Have less to pay out and more for yourself on pay days. FINEST - SERVICfRADIO & T.V. SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE ONE-DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST Don't hesitate to call. There is no obligation. One thrifty bud9et loan will cut your payments. Call for cash and get along much better in '66. In no way related to the acne of adolescents The cause Is unknown but It Is· most often Been ln middle • aged men It Ja hard to cure but tf can be helped by rubbing wblte ammomated mercury Gintment r10 per cent) m your ~ealp every second or third nlghl. This should be washed out thorougiJ. ly m the morning, lf you aro overwetsht you should reduce and regardleSB of your weight you should cut out latty foodo and chocolates If these measresd o not help you, you sbould oeo a skin 1peclalliL Panther Kittens· Pick up Sixth Win w. At all \hrce networks, they have learned the hmd way, as a number of senes which had shown previous ratmgs strength now have become ext1 emely wobbly because of high echelon "doctoring" by people who have to JUS!ify their jObS by domiJ: sometlung- an) thmg At ABC-TV, for mstanoo, ~ Cr ''Ben Casey" seems on Jls last ,_.urislopher onyn, 19-year • old sou of Hwne and Jessica legs, thanks m eon.suierable Tandy Cronyn, enlisted 10 the measure to the sorneboches U. s Army - how very old- who, m the last few rears, fastuoned and how quamtly, en- \.haven't been able to res1st couraglngly nwe Zilllomure altermg what was ontt! Ute Sonny and ty Lou Whitney networks bJt~:gcst h1t. are h&liing r kitchen at the Wrona: Move Carlton House turned into one Several seasons back, for huge closet (the)' absolutely love example, "Casey'' was moved room Jerv1ce). from Lts Monday slot to Wednesdays, where it was Truman Capct• s "In Cold !<'heduled opposite 1 1'he BeverBlood" claJms the h1ghest mov- ly Hillbillies," which promptly ie sale pnce tag ror any book murdered Jt m the statistics In folm history "Gone Wtth ABC-TV seemed to have the Wind" peddled for only learned a lesson because it put $25,000, "Youngblood Ha•ke t•casey" back on Mondays, but for $650 0011, of course h I t th s season- m keeping with the Bdwy shows come higher briefly hot trend of "conlmu"My FaJT Lady" was bought lng" stor1es or !!O:tp operas~­ for $511 mllllon and would've the network '.!! med!C::tl hero hag been cheap at twice t h e had the added burden each pnce) Johnny Carson'• man week or runnmg MJbplots that everyday Ed McMahon's wlfo d11Ute the already thm mam is Cme afler major surgEry plots Robert Conley on NBC • TV's II.BC-TV pulled a couple or necrottca Thts disease ll REQUIRED READIDG -- olihl 1 PON'T ~c , am!~~)' Fabhed OVtryotle'o -.nt, COMMENTA TING EDITORIALLY weekend piO\ed an extremely dangerous penod, as people m eH' ry commuruty celebrated the commg of the New Yoar We hnow of no better way nl!w to greet a holiday than by staymg as close to home as posstble, and if you must go some place to pat t1c1pate m a holiday colebra\ron erther walk or lake a ub to and !rom your drstmat1on Of tourse tf you walk you are stJII m danger and every year there are more pt"· destr1an~ bemg mowed down by dnver~ who have only regard for the~r o11n destinatiOn Oh10 compiled a record over the Christmas weekend that no t•itlzen of the atate can Ignore The sla ughter of 50 persons m the season that 1s supposed to be one of the rneruest of the year ts completely out of !me \\ Ith ou1 levf'l or • ~ ~ ...... ~ ...,, ,,..,~ .. _,... 1•• · •.. ,.. ... ..~ · · By Jaek O'Brian 'l1lt usutl 45769 .Bt•~mess Off ace phone WY 2 2158 Editorial phone WY 2 2157. •.. • . /' I Voice of Bro adway- l,;he.sttr Tannehill, Edlto.r PubUsh~d evfry afltrnoon except SuDdaY by The Ohto Valley PubllrihiDJ Com- • ~ WY 2-2255 508 I. Main St. 'ftAI AS YOW PMONI Pomeroy WASHER DRYER Deluxe 2 speed 2 cycle Completely Automatic. H1gh-Low-F1uff Temp~ Safety Slartmg Swt\ch. 3 wash temperatures ~ ............... "lt! me lear• you with 0111 tflovtht oboaf !hit l"DDU11141J I proce <Ootlrol wup M llllillfl" ,..t.J -J"" ...,.. 2 rmse temperatures ITY OAN FRIDAY, JANUARY 7th 4 SAYIJIGS CO, 125 E. Main St. 9 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. WY 2·2171 '. SHENANG SPRINGS NITE QUB H&R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE Stahl Route 7-3 Mil• North of Pomeroy N. 2ND AVE. ' MIDDLIPOlT, Q. �~ • , THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIQS-MASON AREA ' lhvhard I. Oweo, PubUaber ' pany, 110 Mt.chamc St, Pomeroy, Ohie Eute1 ed as second cl11.111 matlmg DUllti'l' at t he post ofhce at Pomeaoy, Ohto. !\atwnul advcrllstnK representaU\e: Bottm elh Kimball lit<' , 343 Lexmgton Au:, New \o1k C1ty, New York - -- - Sub!:il'rtpt ton l'ates Delivered by carr.er \\heLe .a~all:~b\e, 30 cents per week, one }ear m ndvam~e 111 tht~ Daily Sentmel offH:e $15 50, stx munths $7 00, three months $390 By J\loto r H••Ul(' \\ht-re t:~frlll ~<' I \IICtt not avallable cme monlb $130 By mail ooe year SHl 00, Stx months, $5 25, Three mon ths, $3 00 Individual Causes Statistics UKR many ed 1tonahsts wt cannot re115t the opporturutv to 1ssue a warn~ lllg conce1mng the need for ca ution In operating a motor vetuc1P Th1s r~cent CIVJlizaiJOn The sti:ltt> JS do 1ng evervthmg m Jts pO\\ er to en~-:mePr safe roads auln mdnul,lrllllers are bmhlmg m ~a lch ft>n!UJE'S !hal ~It' dPsJg nt:-d to cut do'"n the toll anci )d \\l' biPak ]oose w1th s uch ghastlv st,111stas Our O\~n rountv esca ped adding to the fal,llllle s but the number of a(CJ dcnls Iecorded co11ld have eas1ly Ie~u lt ed m some dt>aths The "hole problem hOI I' doll n to ln<'iJ\iH1 1la1JespomJ tnl!t y The h1 gh\\a y litatJsltcs an' a true measu1e of llw t•xJstmg la(k of JespomihJlilv If evi'IJ dnver \~<mld 1ea l1 ze thJt he has a lethal weapon Pve rv !nne he or she gets be hmd the \\hP-el perhi!ps tht>v \\' Ould drne \~IIh mme c,JU IJOn In that <011· nedwn V~e oflt•n takl' the alliludP that thr ~a" \\1?' rilnr 1s our O\\n busmess, anrl no one has a n gh L to cas t reflec· t10n upon II The trend m drnmg Js ~: nn­ Jiar to the gt•nrral dtsJes pect or dJqe. gard \\e have for otwvmg la\1 s How can yo u JUStify the ru nmng of a rerl hght that could eaSII~ lead to you r death or of the other dnver" We hear people say that the v taunot get stoppe~. If \011 h;ne con f'( t h1 ake!-1 or are dnvlng at a rPa ~ onahle spe(>d the• e Js no dlff~eult y We need to dtJ'-e wtth rPspC'ct for othe• s He<.ent!v 'H read an article m \t hu·ij a <.:ar speaks Its rnmd ll slated that 1t has the safest tires e\t'f made a padded dashboard power brakes safety belts dJrectwnal signs to '.\JI n others of your mt£>ntw 1s v.-mdshJ(•Jds ;ue gwmg the "tdest 'ts1on and ht>adhghts are the most and be-fm e It the safest roads stretch m all dJrectJOns The dnver of thts ca r Js deseJtbed as a S\\ l'll hllow w1th a ._. 1fe and three 1 h!ldren until he gf:'ts behmd the \\lwei and thtn he becomes a he-el He depends on PO\" · er to gft h1m out of Ja ms He gE~ts a k1ck out of beatmg the other fello• he lihouts at other dn\ers ur.t1l he has the ktd& d01ng the .same and eventually they will beha\e JU~t llKt their dad He 1peeds to beat ilghti f.uls to v.·eat Ius seat belt, folio" ' lou d ose and the day wtJl com~ \\ht:-n n" v.11I marr the wonderful car and 1nmre him self anri famtly, and poss1bh tduse a dealh It bOlls d011n to the fall that the on tv thmg wrong \\Jih automobile. IS people The past year has seen se\eral melg!i fatalities and 1t JS up to yotl to not mue(lse that number m the ~ea i now upon us. DOCfOR 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. D, 1965 SAYS HELEN HELP US! ) By Wayne G. Braodotadt, M.D. When a scar ieil earned 1way with 1ta own unportance you have a kclmd. Thla 11 1 hard, raised scar that is No matt..- how young a child smooth except for ita WIN A FEW, WSE A FEW claw· Ia a parent shouldn t dodge like edges. Dear Helen ft'lth substitute words, 1uch as Cheers for your tongue - in- "expecting" for pregnant, 11 &l· Keloids are prtmanly a coscheek trf:!'ltJse on a new pro- tacked, '' for raped, etc. You metic problem but, 1f they nunoatmn of the word 'p1 eg- ahould tell prissy mothert how occur at the collar Une or any nant ' but don 't you know, sJI!y they are Instead of ratioll· other location where they are Helen tlmt most nev,spaper attzlng about them Or aro you rubbed by your clothmg, tiJ<y reade~s don't read closely pnssy too' ma\o be a constant source of lrt!l!ough to catch s,1t1re '~ At nt~Lion They usually folIt would be qUJte odd to read low a burn, chronic mfectlon, 1easl th~ ones who f1re back in a newspaper "Girl Attac- operal!on or vaccmatlon They answeJ:s ed, ' and then discover a dog may run m fam1hes A large I II wager you get stomped bit her. And how would you l hr usrng nuugh1y ~ords feel 1f you weren t pay mg at· number of keloid& were seen l1ke the nght names for '~!? tentlon to a conversatiOn and m the survivors of the atomto nurmal, ' 'attacked," etc tm heard lhe last line - "and you explosmns in Japan KeiOids are not mallgnant and they your explanaUon of why !lOme know she's expecting '"' do not lend to become can· mothers don t !Ike tQ call a You'd feel silly 1! you sa1d, spade a spade) and 2 F or not "'How awful," and learned she eerous tellmg mothers th"y should was expectmg a mmk coat Many a 1urgeon Ju•s reAI.WA YS use these words rnThere is not one thmg wrong moved an anstglltly kellw l l'.itead of the less blunt npect- With these words They aren't only to halie it recur after IIJH 'Lleviate and \\hat ugly, and the mother who the \\UUnd heal&. Wben anyone not Let me know If 1 m nght thmks so shotrld check In the who bas a keloid mu!lt be -l:::dJtor dictionary, wh1ch doesn t mak• operated on the surgeon takes Deiif Ed1tor· a habit of listing · dU'ty words " certain precautions, not alway• You t~re HI GHT Here's a -CFS succtuful, to try to prevent red hot sample And then tbert"s alway another kelmd forming ia tbe Dear M1 s Bottel ONE wbo trleo to psychoaoa· aew scar. Wh11t a hard callous, dirty lyte me mmd vou must have fo put Dear Helen Many treatments have been tried to remove or reduce kethese dirty words ln a newsI am a f.:uthful r - rf yours lolds, but none are completely p<!pt'r co!unm' You answered and generally find column thut duty question about use of l.o contam sound , succes. d ul Exposure to X rays, Jjectlve those · words JUSt to mr1te and adli lce, but, really, this busi- mjectmg the kel01d w1Lh one of ofrend Was especially shockt!d ness about U1e word ' pregnant'' the cortlcostermd~ . heavy pres. recently to see you defend bare- soundmg harsh - it's a b1t sub- sure v.ith a freezmg agent such breasted women m restauronts Jective Is It not possible that a~ dry Ice, 1njectl0n with a mixAt the same time you msult deep m your subconscwus you lure of lidocame (a local ane-steen-age boys With long hair harbored nega tive feelings about thetic ) and dexameth asone, all (Note from H. Your pea 11 the act of be<:omtng or the state have produced good results in sharp but your fads are fuzzy. of bemg pregnant winch color some patients. I've neltber "dtfended,. bare your approach to the pronunciMore recently, two new tops, Dor "iuult~" mop tops ) ation of thiJ word? - C J. compounds. tnethylene - t h 1 oYou say shoulder length hair Dear C. phosphoramlde and triamcm for bo}s isn't "neat" Are W[}o Pul-ease My su~onscious is olone acetamide have been men sloppmg around bare Lll so umphcated I'd put a psychifound to g1ve good re:nllts front of other women's hu s band~ atnst to sleep - H both on old kclmds and m the "neat '? Vup, Mr. Editor. you're SO prevention of new ones For I thmk you !!hould take right! It Isn'l often that a bil 1ome long walk! m the Air to of levity m ONE answer gels a those who have the patience to get the d1rt m your mind clear- colummst bla~ted for being 1 stav With 1t for 10 to 12 months, heat produced by IJ.Itrasoned up w··s C (No afldress). Dirty • minded, 2 Overly-pure, deep JC waves has also reduced ke. Dear Mrs C: and 3 Repressed Ah, the pOig- lold11 nearly to the van1shing Olrt ltKe oeauty, Is In the eye nancy of 1t all (pronounced of the beholder Jud~tng from with a ·g•, as m • Pregnant • your letter, you've reaDy got H trouble, let eten help YOU Sho an everun, H will also welcome your own And bere't one from the Thl! column Is dedicatf'd to amusmg experiences Addresa OpPOS!If .. d of Ulo 1tret~ tamrly hvmg so rf you re hav- Helen Bottel m care ol thil Dear Helen Ing kid trouble or just plato newspGper. CUBeB MAKES SPEND 'llie MONEY 1 MAKE ON MYSELF F'OR THE LUXURlEcS .. FAllW TALES 6Y FlSSER, KIDDER AND HAVE TO wc.::<K, 1 EITHER · GATHERING MA1ERlAl. >OR MY BOOK "THE RAT RACe CAN BE FUN" ... LYOLA MEAN· WHILE CUBEB, AT THE $2 WJNI>OW ·---_..~ 1:3' Gtloo brlty oolrto wu 011 at VolllliPetor Falk and Kurt JU!'Ienl ond tho Slmuel Wlnltooo tnd 1111vador lllllt llld a Wllllllll next to us shoWing off a 7AI-plu.ocarat marquise-shaped dla· lltond willie her husband shrug. led hit wearmess at Its respona~bitlty In a world of raffish Rafflesta - but the cyooauro Clf jaded eyes was Mfa Farrow. Mla was dining with Salvador Dati and his Wife (someone sa1d Sal's daubtng Mia's portrait al Whoozis' request) and Ibis il'OWII-UJ> tllrl-chlld looked poo!Uvely less the dellnil!vo glamor type than several ol the obVfously affluent \'try youngsten Dtarby; IIIli oht cautiOUI peeplnC·tlmo . . Silt wore a neatly ung1udy UUie black "nothing" frock, enca• big a figure of cotllllderably leBI than leering otaUattca, well wltbln the llmltl of ooclal HIJOiure She wore no necklace, merely a bracelet of neat • 1weet very-young-girl omoD emeralds and dtamondl (and Sat night El Morocco mob would have dazded her attractively jeune f•lle JOWels Into glaring oblivIon, !Ike the dark ll<ft of tho noon) and her lovely tittle dJatnond earrtngo wert almost flamboyllltly tiny. Her hairdo lookf'd M !f she'd Inserted that superabundance of Ander!len's Fetry Tale tres.. es Into a defiant pencil shart>ener, Its austere crew • l~ngtb ouggested II might ellher explain her yachting - vacation "coma" In "Peyton Place" Ill M excuse for 1 post-lobotomy headshavmg, or else aho might ba bucking for tho otar rote In "Joan of Arc ;" certainly she'a too young to have been, or ev. en to havo played, • French collaborator The effect was l!l'Otesque, and oddly, not wholiy unattractive) she asked us 1f we preferred th!l or the old long-blonde COiffure and we had to say the old one), but It was only not <:rushlngly unattractive becau,. of this hatf-mystl• cal miss' fme-boned delicacy It was QUite an overatated withdrawal from ovet1 exhibitionism at Volson's very best !root table, of course). But whatever the lack or chle, of modish hmrdo, of splendid gl!ms, of the usual Paris ver· aJon ot drop-dead couture, thil little lady waa atar of that ev1 nlng m that smart rf:itaurant She was In N Y. to l'lpcnd Otnstmas w1Ut her mother, Maureen O'Sullivan, leavmg for H'v,ood at once for more rwnort ' "'"'''"' ·" · · ·- ~-~~~ I' ,I Southern Has First MOVC Victory llld plaJint FartiSD Polley Au'n queJtion -king Wbost IOJ&IIf • bet wd the 11101t lnlprelli.O blebe1or young DIWICISter liDCt Bob tht Sltlrk Club wu ~ TriiUt waa a IIUPP! . When JU ary 1 our doepeol !IYD1IIIIh1 It and Maurloe Uchltel atlllOit bls mother and flllllly. utanearto uztem, wtto l!M a bought the Miami Beacr Eden Ford m his future v1a 1 D~ Roc for lllillY millions, Frank Slllatra wos to bave been a 28 clvll ceremony, attended • lUll 21 per cent partner- just o'clock Sunday Maso at st. Vlno lor supplylnl hls own and hiS cent Ferrer _ Seventh Ave'a oJan'a "talent" .And no guaflo aDioel be aoutd absolutely d • Uvtr . Paul Chnstman of the NBC grldcasts Is by far the finest mslant football analyst 8lld psychologiSt. Some of the Cbrtslnlas toys tbiS YUle season really SllOU I<.I have oflered credit, ~ not royaltlell, to 1\ube Goldbtr& Dui' fnC aolltctlon In St. Patrlck'l Cllllrtb Ia Smithtown, L. I. one Httle boy contributed 1&00 In play money Churches wttll their tradlUonal Stable of Betl>o lehem crecheo report chlldrell keop puttltll cooklel II t h o Cllrlst 01Ud'o UtUa hand11 much like lbt lovely tale of "Tho Juggler" who had notl>o In& !o offer to tho Prince of Peoee exe<pt hb deft manual gills St Patrick'• alone reported a dozen cooklea In Ita 1uburban trove. It wu a howl during tho t'Dr Zblvago'' telecast to watch atarlet • turned • cllcllo • Jug· gter Phyllis Kirk ask bonal questlODJ totaling hundreds of words whtle Soph1a Loren, David Lean just stood there watchm& esg on the hamlette s face John Tillman, d1tto' Harold Ktem, our lnend for 30 years, executive vtoe·president of U. S Trucking (Brmk's etc) died after maJor SUI gerv; he came from a family of exec • veeps Equ Jiable ]nJ, stock ex ~ ehanje Harold ?.all a hard- pomt Comparative 1tudles to delermme whJch of the melhods mentioned ia best have not yet been made hut at least there has been some pregresa m gettmg nd of these ..,,&!,~ ly scars. ly scan. c1vil war ended tha N. Y. Couture Group merges Witt! tho Amer. Fashion Business Council Clergymen of our pet' •onal knowledge marvel at tho ururuligated chutzpah of Hugh Hefner who keep• oemlltll lhelll bterature promotltll bla Playo boy publication, att.mpttng \o urge upon lbtse men ot Clo4 hiJ mqulno'o phlloeophy !bat •x-taws are churcll • Inspired and should be made more pel' mlSSIVO The llmsiJ a( Helo ..r·o editorial 10 stupidly aent to clergyman 11 that troditlot)o at taws end rules of morality art not properly based mJewish cr Chrlotfan lltrJpture but devetopo l!ll from tbe Dark Ages, aodtfie4 by the Medieval church and ea. forced by occlesil!tlcal a n d chur<h-rontrolled secular <OUrta His prunary prem1sa seeml ndtculous, masmuch as t h 1 Cbnstlan and Jewish Command. 111<nts state simply "Thou Shall Not Commit Adullery," and ht d""s stand on h10 head's point trying oo explam away t h a I almp1e, rock-based blbUcal facL An average of 59 centJ If each dollar spent for dostllled sporlts In the Unlted Statu II for taxes. South Dokota's Custer State Park IS the home or Amerlca'l largest herd of wild bufftloao, about 11200 Get Fast Action with WANT·ADS LiSTENING TO 1!-IE 'EATIN'11AtS I>S ll-IEY SPREAIJ 'lliE PICCAULLI· .... 'l!..w1 Alfll WE £bi:f 00~ C'~i'f' 10 MIS CARL-roN SRo%o,;, reo& MotJNf vn:.w AVE. •• h1lNNtiAIWS, MINN, NB~ "tandlng1 AVG By Umted Press foternatJon&1 26 11 Easter.o Division 25 1 L r t 23 31Roston 25 10 714 22 21Cmcmnatt 25 14 641 n 3 Pluladelph!O 23 13 639 Telet,isiuJJ Rev11e 2 I 9'1Ne• York Western 20 o' 19 3 Los Angeles Hll Haltunore 18 7' San F'ranc1sco 1R6SILouJO Jij 5 , Detrmt Tuesdav'~ 18 0 17 " Pluladclplna 129 ... n FranciSCO 1,.I, ••~ sIll 21 11 HOLLYWOOD IUF'Ti One or the secrets of success 1s not to tamper w1lh success. net- work televiSion prograrruner8 an learnmg th1s season. other boners as wen. "Peylo!l Place," very successful in the raungs last season, wu tl.· panded for ttua senrester fr111m two to three epJSodes 1 week, and the show has fallon oil 1harpty ln popularity. L1kew1se, somebody at tht network decJded that Robert Lal!Bmg should be replaced aa the lead of "ll O'Clock High ' because of hla alleged tack of appeot to youngsters. He wao replaced, as It turn<d out, by a rellow older than Lansing, Paul Burke, who Is a good actor bul IS not as well 1ulted for the roil as Lansmg was. Bad to Worse NBC-TV's "Dr Kildare" a4mlttedly wasn't breaking any records as a ratmgs-getter when It was 011 for an bout each week Last season- but no• that 1t has been split Into two hall-hours weekly Jt bll just about sealed 1ts fate 111 the numbers game. At CBS.TY. "Rawhide" wa11 trott1ng along year arter year, not sethfii any world rtcordl either m the raUnia, but comfortable and very easy ta lake Then wmebody at the network decided to duntp star Enc Fleming and toss La a couple of new regulars The •how has gotten slaughtered 1ft the ratmgs ever 1mce &be changes There should be 1everal network jobs opel!lt!jJ up H1gh up 17 3 17 , , 351 Pet 548 488 442 1521417 10 27 270 Results New York 127 122 Baltimore (Only games scheduled) wrg1a Te< h, an Independent, can kf..:.ep 1Ls fuU share. WANT TO GET • I 13 21 DtvJsioa W. L. 23 19 20 21 19 24 lh G G 16 3 BfRRr'S WORLD Q For two yean I bavt been getting oores on my ICiip and face that do Dill come to a head Frequent ohampoo1 belp bul do not cure this coodltlon What causes at and what will cure It' A - You probably have acne SQUARED AWAY? Experts agree ... now is the time to square up and make a fresh new start. Clean up bill' and debt& and have everything in one convenient loan. Have less to pay out and more for yourself on pay days. FINEST - SERVICfRADIO & T.V. SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE ONE-DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST Don't hesitate to call. There is no obligation. One thrifty bud9et loan will cut your payments. Call for cash and get along much better in '66. In no way related to the acne of adolescents The cause Is unknown but It Is· most often Been ln middle • aged men It Ja hard to cure but tf can be helped by rubbing wblte ammomated mercury Gintment r10 per cent) m your ~ealp every second or third nlghl. This should be washed out thorougiJ. ly m the morning, lf you aro overwetsht you should reduce and regardleSB of your weight you should cut out latty foodo and chocolates If these measresd o not help you, you sbould oeo a skin 1peclalliL Panther Kittens· Pick up Sixth Win w. At all \hrce networks, they have learned the hmd way, as a number of senes which had shown previous ratmgs strength now have become ext1 emely wobbly because of high echelon "doctoring" by people who have to JUS!ify their jObS by domiJ: sometlung- an) thmg At ABC-TV, for mstanoo, ~ Cr ''Ben Casey" seems on Jls last ,_.urislopher onyn, 19-year • old sou of Hwne and Jessica legs, thanks m eon.suierable Tandy Cronyn, enlisted 10 the measure to the sorneboches U. s Army - how very old- who, m the last few rears, fastuoned and how quamtly, en- \.haven't been able to res1st couraglngly nwe Zilllomure altermg what was ontt! Ute Sonny and ty Lou Whitney networks bJt~:gcst h1t. are h&liing r kitchen at the Wrona: Move Carlton House turned into one Several seasons back, for huge closet (the)' absolutely love example, "Casey'' was moved room Jerv1ce). from Lts Monday slot to Wednesdays, where it was Truman Capct• s "In Cold !<'heduled opposite 1 1'he BeverBlood" claJms the h1ghest mov- ly Hillbillies," which promptly ie sale pnce tag ror any book murdered Jt m the statistics In folm history "Gone Wtth ABC-TV seemed to have the Wind" peddled for only learned a lesson because it put $25,000, "Youngblood Ha•ke t•casey" back on Mondays, but for $650 0011, of course h I t th s season- m keeping with the Bdwy shows come higher briefly hot trend of "conlmu"My FaJT Lady" was bought lng" stor1es or !!O:tp operas~­ for $511 mllllon and would've the network '.!! med!C::tl hero hag been cheap at twice t h e had the added burden each pnce) Johnny Carson'• man week or runnmg MJbplots that everyday Ed McMahon's wlfo d11Ute the already thm mam is Cme afler major surgEry plots Robert Conley on NBC • TV's II.BC-TV pulled a couple or necrottca Thts disease ll REQUIRED READIDG -- olihl 1 PON'T ~c , am!~~)' Fabhed OVtryotle'o -.nt, COMMENTA TING EDITORIALLY weekend piO\ed an extremely dangerous penod, as people m eH' ry commuruty celebrated the commg of the New Yoar We hnow of no better way nl!w to greet a holiday than by staymg as close to home as posstble, and if you must go some place to pat t1c1pate m a holiday colebra\ron erther walk or lake a ub to and !rom your drstmat1on Of tourse tf you walk you are stJII m danger and every year there are more pt"· destr1an~ bemg mowed down by dnver~ who have only regard for the~r o11n destinatiOn Oh10 compiled a record over the Christmas weekend that no t•itlzen of the atate can Ignore The sla ughter of 50 persons m the season that 1s supposed to be one of the rneruest of the year ts completely out of !me \\ Ith ou1 levf'l or • ~ ~ ...... ~ ...,, ,,..,~ .. _,... 1•• · •.. ,.. ... ..~ · · By Jaek O'Brian 'l1lt usutl 45769 .Bt•~mess Off ace phone WY 2 2158 Editorial phone WY 2 2157. •.. • . /' I Voice of Bro adway- l,;he.sttr Tannehill, Edlto.r PubUsh~d evfry afltrnoon except SuDdaY by The Ohto Valley PubllrihiDJ Com- • ~ WY 2-2255 508 I. Main St. 'ftAI AS YOW PMONI Pomeroy WASHER DRYER Deluxe 2 speed 2 cycle Completely Automatic. H1gh-Low-F1uff Temp~ Safety Slartmg Swt\ch. 3 wash temperatures ~ ............... "lt! me lear• you with 0111 tflovtht oboaf !hit l"DDU11141J I proce <Ootlrol wup M llllillfl" ,..t.J -J"" ...,.. 2 rmse temperatures ITY OAN FRIDAY, JANUARY 7th 4 SAYIJIGS CO, 125 E. Main St. 9 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. WY 2·2171 '. SHENANG SPRINGS NITE QUB H&R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE Stahl Route 7-3 Mil• North of Pomeroy N. 2ND AVE. ' MIDDLIPOlT, Q. �• ' ' ·. • I Corner Second I Mill STORE HOURS Monday thru Thurs. 9 .. 6 Friclay and Saturday ~. ' 8:30 to lt30 You ALWAYS SAVE "BIG" AT EVANS ••• CUT BEETS CAMPBELL'S c I 0 .12'-os. Can BEAN -VEGETABLE CREAM OF PEA • RED KIDNEY BE.ANS c- 300 Con ~RE YOU BONELESS 303 CHUCK ROAST . •• CAN CHARM IN PAPER NAPKINS PKG. 01'60 ROYAL CROWN or Dl ET RITE COLA 12-0Z. CAN HYCRADI POTTED MEAT J'l. oz. C:AN KOIIY'S SHOESTRING POTATOES l-IliAN a HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE 8-0I.CAN MARTHA WHITE BIX MIX' 71'2 -0Z. PKC:. JIFFY CORN MUFFIN MIX 9 or. e~~ j.ERCEN'S SOAP ' ,ATH SIZE ~· ' . ' : .•..:,V l '' """"'. ·poRK BEANS · - - - - - - - -· - 49c L~ c 300 CAN IWIFT'S BROOKFIELD u. • Soft Weve TOILET TISSUE Swift's Premium U. S. Gov't. Insp. FRESH • Pork Butt Steaks MEATS:~~~::::1~:~To ~~~· ::~:E 29c • SPICI LUNCHEON Ea • . ~· .}. RED DELICIOUS APPLES GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES GRAPEFRUIT HEAVY WITH JUICI RED BUTTON RADISHES GREEN ONIONS MILD CRISP, CRUNCH CARROTS KAT!! EVANS U-OZ. $1 8 LOAF Por 14rub•• $1 WHITE BREAD KATIIIYANS 39c CINNAMON LOAF LCI. 80-CT. LCE. 80-CT. LCI. 32'o CELLO PKC. BUNDLI CELLO PKC. ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• IOIIDIN'J Buttermilk Biscuits ·~ CHACATRON HOMI BATTERY CHARGER PCK. - ..... - - ······-- - SLICED LUNCHEON EA. c 1 RoH Lb. Lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED EA. :, MEXICAN BEANS 300 c CAN '4" ~--- -- --- ·--····------ -~ 100 HUNT'S lb. FRESH, LEAN IVERY OUHCI GUARANniO GROUND BEEF ,.., . lUSH'S WHITE or GOLDEN HOMINY BABO CLEANSER 15-0Z.-CTN. SHOWBOAT PORK and BEANS 14'1>-oz. cAN NEHI GRAPE or ORANGE •1 -o! cAN ROLLED l nED =IW=IPT'=I::-:P::RE~MI:::":UM-:-:U~.~5.:-:CO':":':V'T::-.-:IN::'SPE-CT:-E-D- - - - - · - - DAWN FRESH STEAK SAUCEB\-OZ. BTL. UPPER TEN 12-0Z.C:AN WHITt SPUD FLAKES l-OZ. BOX JIFFY BUTTERMILK BISCUIT MIX a.oz.aox COLONIAL PLAIN or IODIZED SALT 26-oz. aox THOROBRED DOG FOOD I LB. CAN LAMARINA CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 6 'lz OZ. CAN ' • SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. COV'T. INIPICTID CAN .GREEN BEANS TOMATO SOUP 1 103 ' c GET LOW, LOW PRICES••• PLUS S&H GREEN ST CAL-IDA FRENCH FRIED POTATOES PILLSBURY'S Apple-Blueberry or Peach Turnover PILLSIUilY'S CHERRY-BERRY TURNOVER QUICK MAID FROZEN WAFFLES 9-0Z. lOX CAN J'l,.oz. 1•;,.oz. I ( 5-0Z. PKC. BUSH'S Chopped or Shredded KRAUT I 0-oz. CAN \ ( c • ! I PHILADELPHIA BUSH'S CREAM CHEESE 3-o•. Pkg. c 300 Con STOKELY'S PINTO TOMATO SLICED YELLOW CLING BEANS JUICE BUSH'S BUSH'S OCTOBER BEANS 300 Can ' LIBBY'S c Great •rllllr• BEANS )' • ' I ' ' II 500 ' .I c c CAN I I I i ... .. ~.· •.. . ·-. ·~ ·~ 4'.1{' ..,..;., ..~ ~ ~ . 1:....~ ~-'-'* .;:.-\< •.;ot..l ,... . . . . . .. .. ; •!''lf_ •• ., '' "' ,. .-;,•~;\) .oLI~• ~'J>z;~~-,. ~·,:•r'<~, .. . "'· ., ..,....... - .• ., ~ ..• ,_ PEACHES B·Oll. CAN c White Cross MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 7-0ll. BOX I , ,.' • . ... .~ ~ �• ' ' ·. • I Corner Second I Mill STORE HOURS Monday thru Thurs. 9 .. 6 Friclay and Saturday ~. ' 8:30 to lt30 You ALWAYS SAVE "BIG" AT EVANS ••• CUT BEETS CAMPBELL'S c I 0 .12'-os. Can BEAN -VEGETABLE CREAM OF PEA • RED KIDNEY BE.ANS c- 300 Con ~RE YOU BONELESS 303 CHUCK ROAST . •• CAN CHARM IN PAPER NAPKINS PKG. 01'60 ROYAL CROWN or Dl ET RITE COLA 12-0Z. CAN HYCRADI POTTED MEAT J'l. oz. C:AN KOIIY'S SHOESTRING POTATOES l-IliAN a HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE 8-0I.CAN MARTHA WHITE BIX MIX' 71'2 -0Z. PKC:. JIFFY CORN MUFFIN MIX 9 or. e~~ j.ERCEN'S SOAP ' ,ATH SIZE ~· ' . ' : .•..:,V l '' """"'. ·poRK BEANS · - - - - - - - -· - 49c L~ c 300 CAN IWIFT'S BROOKFIELD u. • Soft Weve TOILET TISSUE Swift's Premium U. S. Gov't. Insp. FRESH • Pork Butt Steaks MEATS:~~~::::1~:~To ~~~· ::~:E 29c • SPICI LUNCHEON Ea • . ~· .}. RED DELICIOUS APPLES GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES GRAPEFRUIT HEAVY WITH JUICI RED BUTTON RADISHES GREEN ONIONS MILD CRISP, CRUNCH CARROTS KAT!! EVANS U-OZ. $1 8 LOAF Por 14rub•• $1 WHITE BREAD KATIIIYANS 39c CINNAMON LOAF LCI. 80-CT. LCE. 80-CT. LCI. 32'o CELLO PKC. BUNDLI CELLO PKC. ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• IOIIDIN'J Buttermilk Biscuits ·~ CHACATRON HOMI BATTERY CHARGER PCK. - ..... - - ······-- - SLICED LUNCHEON EA. c 1 RoH Lb. Lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED EA. :, MEXICAN BEANS 300 c CAN '4" ~--- -- --- ·--····------ -~ 100 HUNT'S lb. FRESH, LEAN IVERY OUHCI GUARANniO GROUND BEEF ,.., . lUSH'S WHITE or GOLDEN HOMINY BABO CLEANSER 15-0Z.-CTN. SHOWBOAT PORK and BEANS 14'1>-oz. cAN NEHI GRAPE or ORANGE •1 -o! cAN ROLLED l nED =IW=IPT'=I::-:P::RE~MI:::":UM-:-:U~.~5.:-:CO':":':V'T::-.-:IN::'SPE-CT:-E-D- - - - - · - - DAWN FRESH STEAK SAUCEB\-OZ. BTL. UPPER TEN 12-0Z.C:AN WHITt SPUD FLAKES l-OZ. BOX JIFFY BUTTERMILK BISCUIT MIX a.oz.aox COLONIAL PLAIN or IODIZED SALT 26-oz. aox THOROBRED DOG FOOD I LB. CAN LAMARINA CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 6 'lz OZ. CAN ' • SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. COV'T. INIPICTID CAN .GREEN BEANS TOMATO SOUP 1 103 ' c GET LOW, LOW PRICES••• PLUS S&H GREEN ST CAL-IDA FRENCH FRIED POTATOES PILLSBURY'S Apple-Blueberry or Peach Turnover PILLSIUilY'S CHERRY-BERRY TURNOVER QUICK MAID FROZEN WAFFLES 9-0Z. lOX CAN J'l,.oz. 1•;,.oz. I ( 5-0Z. PKC. BUSH'S Chopped or Shredded KRAUT I 0-oz. CAN \ ( c • ! I PHILADELPHIA BUSH'S CREAM CHEESE 3-o•. Pkg. c 300 Con STOKELY'S PINTO TOMATO SLICED YELLOW CLING BEANS JUICE BUSH'S BUSH'S OCTOBER BEANS 300 Can ' LIBBY'S c Great •rllllr• BEANS )' • ' I ' ' II 500 ' .I c c CAN I I I i ... .. ~.· •.. . ·-. ·~ ·~ 4'.1{' ..,..;., ..~ ~ ~ . 1:....~ ~-'-'* .;:.-\< •.;ot..l ,... . . . . . .. .. ; •!''lf_ •• ., '' "' ,. .-;,•~;\) .oLI~• ~'J>z;~~-,. ~·,:•r'<~, .. . "'· ., ..,....... - .• ., ~ ..• ,_ PEACHES B·Oll. CAN c White Cross MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 7-0ll. BOX I , ,.' • . ... .~ ~ �.. . _,. , Dilly leftt!Del, PO!Ilii'QY·Middleport, o. lan. I, 1961!-f 10nnected alld lnlllroled, will - - ·- ~- · huva • new source of h1gh-volt· •11• energy wh011 1 14~,0110-voU Une between PhU1p Sporn Plant near New Haven, w. Va., and (Continued from Page I) unit at its Muskingum River Huntington to completed. Many pany'• S:t-<ounty IOTVICO area Plant, near Beverly. Upon com· substatioM in the Tr!.Siaw area in Ohio beve n«tiBillted this plotlon of tho new factllty, Mus- w1ll be increased iD capacity Mrs. E. J. Hill left today, lor year'.-record-shatterlng budget. ktnaum will not only_ be I he and tile llnft! connectlg a visit with relatives ll CtJum. Pr..u.. oold O!llo Pow•r otate'o biggest power plot but otallons w111 be doubled in 1t.e. bus. now Ia Ia lbe lblrd year of will be larger thon any other He said the JrontOR • Mr nd M P p k now II Ia the third year of a generating otallon oo the aev- Huntmgton expansooa ret · : ho rs.S ~~ arfter sevrn~year $360-mlllloD expan- en-state American Electnc serves Pomeroy will urne me 1 8 eekay '. 8 Cer oloa plaa that far oxcsed1 aoy Power Syotem ol which Oh1o greatly to UJe ~toblllly and nbdlnl h!IV<!I"aM w P •km o11Jlt •p •· r1 111 11 th urn wng-raoge pro&fBm ever UD· ower w a pa . upac Y e future capac1ty of the eleo- de us 1w ere r.1 th ar er Ri un· def\Jiken by lho eompony. wiU be l,lllli,OOO kllowotto and, !mal syolem Ill that area. rld';'~.~:::;f:?b:.pl~ v..-. "In tbe coming year we wiU Is oloted for oervlct late In The project will hke Miss Jan Smith retu,.;,ed I<> place In service the largest gen- 19111. ~am eourses: major C 1 bu 5 d 0 um ~ un ay •. 10 r!l!lume eratlng unit Ul Ohio, the 61&,m substation t"apacJty OIIO·kllowatl u It 1 at Cllrdlnal In addition 111 work at Card! 0111 the general Tri-81ot her studJea at Ob1o State Unl· Plant south ~ Steubenville," nal, Musklngum River and oth· and doubliRg the 8JU versity alter spending the bollMr Prentice said. "A twin unlt !er company power planla, the lransmJ.ssoon lmeo doyo wltb her parents, Mr. and at Cardinal will go i•to oper•· i 1966 UJlllnslon forecast oalls lhe slatJons. Mrs. Glenn Smith . tion In July, 1967 .. I for expend,turee ol. *13- m1l· . Spokesmen said that the Mr. and Mrs. Duana sm1th The twin stacks for the lioD for transmission lines and panstons In the company as 1.1nits now are at thclf f u 11 substation; 'l+-mUilon for dls- Whole are m response to 8 nd precedented growing denoands ll 11 n 11 height of 826 feet. Tht lrlbullon 1hell for the Unit 2 ateck wes substatloM: tllrel • fourths- for elertrir power indicated ~ompleted on Dec. 15 1 the mtllJOn dol!ttrs for coal lands I the years immediatelr -.btlad, for the Unit 1 st.:Jck having and equipment, and approxJ- .::. f-Pally ~entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 8, 1968 Mal'nly Abouf peop1e /n AEP Plans Investments ••• NEW HAVEN p omeroy I ot befo 11 topped out'' in ber. The !tacks have diameter~ of 64 feet st 1mat~ly $.1!-mtl.hon for offu•e and sennct bulldmga ~nd other ~.<!ft 5!11\ i!UC IQ\.!N£1 J, Around And Middleport THE BEST BUYS CLEARANCE SALE SEE THESE •.• 0 4 Dr. Classic Sedan Custom. Auto. R&H. One local owner. Like new. V8 Ambassador 4 Dr. Auto Il&H. P. steenng. Clean and nice. Anotill'r clean one owner VB Ambassador 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. Full power. Clean and nice. Anotber one local owner Rambler. TO OUR NEW LOCATION AT ..• S.. All Tho Abovo Ono 113 East Second Street (Just Across From City Hall) METROPOLITAN MOTORS CLOSED WED. & THURS.- JAN. 5-6 I ''Your Rambler Dealer" Phone WY 2-3870 Open Friday At Our New Addreu DON MULLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 600-606 E.MoloSt. Pomoroy, 0. 113 East Socond St. CUT ' she spent the bohdaya w1tb her 1 dil ugh ter and Januly, Mr . .Bnd ' ; :..tr s Ear l Bougher. i Mr. and Mrs. James CriiSI"'Il il and de:tughter, D1anne, visited With relatives in Pittsburgh, Pa. Qver th e holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1 and Children, Jefi and Gregory I of Caldwell were holiday guests ' of Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Haley and children. Siudents returning to Ohio ' ION S4.99 FLOORING, No. 2 pine _ low as 12V2c ft. THE SHOE BOX PLYWOOD - - - - low as 3.25 sheet SHEATHING _ _ _ _ _ low as 10c ft. Middleport, 0. FRAMING low as $95 M. PANELING _ _ _ _ low as 4.25 sheet 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 CEILING TILE low as 12c ft. INSULATION low as 4 'Ac ft. $30.00 Down - Bal1nct on Conve-fl ~ ~nt T•rnw Specials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing ONLY MASON Also All Related Matorialo and Free Delivery RED ROOF PAINT - - - - gal. 3.60 HOGG· & ZUSPAN FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. n3-5554 MATERIALS CO. MASON, W. VA. ABRI~S l tOO's OF YARDS ON SALE I l Linoleum .,.,, lnl1id Vinyl \ rl.oor CO't'erinl for evm kind of floor. ~ patterns. Profesa:ionalluJrtallatiOD b)' 111, or do II JOUfOOI!. CaU W\' :1-1!83& lor lrll 1111mal41. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAGEl Expert lnstallallOD Sati~bcUoll Guarauteed INGELS FURNITURE SALE STARTS THURS., JAN. 13 GOLDFISH SPECIAL I 29c Save I I lO'Yo to 50'YooFF Also Remnant Pieces On Sale FOR OUR COST OF LIVING SALE ADY. DUTTON DRUG STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. PR!51i IOUND IONI CUTS Swiss Steakl · ·· · · · lb. 59c Ground Chuck · ·· · · · lb. 59c LIAN TINDIR BONELESS English Roast · ··· ·· lb. 69c Stewing Beef IONELESI MIATY BIEP Chuck Roost .. · · .. ·· lb. 7Sc 0 • ' • 0 • lb. 791 Short Ribs .......... lb. 39& 2~•. Sfeaks"NJitN_____ FLASH.O. pkg. 99'\ C) ... w.~ t Ito. pkf. FUEZIR QUEEN COOKID- CINTIR CUTS Hem Slicea ---~ lb. 99c Gr1vy & Sliced Beef _ $1.49 FRE$1'1 CAP"N JOHN FROZEN Chicken Livers _ _ lb. 39c Whiting Fillets 1-lb. pkg. 39& CAP'N JOliN- PROZEN IUPIR·RIGHT Ia IIIII killd al. atti·tnd Dried Beef Lo1f 4-oz. pkg. 35c It'. 0111 t( ......,. IUPER.RIGHT Karen Hat'hner, JHmce Tanne-. lull Ron Hannmg, Randy Hum-11 phreys, Ke•th Morgan. Judy I Butcher Paul Gerard John ' Allensworth, UaH Wiley, Kar- 1 en McEihmny Tom King, Bar- l It's cleanup time end 9et the barge ins now - all kinds of piece goods et drastic reductions. The Fabrit! Shop Singer $Ilea & S.rvice 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy Flounder Dinner B·o1. pkg. 45c Enriched Bread 41:::~ 89c Mado With Buttermilk - - - - l-Ib. ... SUNNYBROOK- OUR FINEST A&P BRAND- CONCENTRATED FRESH EGGS ORANGE JUICE _ 45c do!. MEDIUM • 6~a~s 99C FLORIDA FRESH FROZEN - - - - Pack A&P BRAND~ FRESii PROIEN GOLDEN SWEET 2 ~.. 49 C C Ut orn Longhorn Cheese "'59c Spanish Bar - "'h35c 1 Cheese Slices !k:· 49c Pizzarinos _ 6 !k:. 49c Peach P'e _ ·- •.ct.49c 59 99 k F d C U ge a pke. C C c..... c Breakfast Rolls .... 35c Ice ream MILD PLAVOR JANI PARKIR ~COLBY JANI PARKER AMERICAN OR PIMENTO- MELOBIT APPIAN WAY- FROZEN JANI PARKER- CINNAMON MARVEL BRAND- VANILLA GALLON A&P FROZEN lb. ( Choo. 12 ••· & -cr.tot4, Save Big on Fine Groceries! I A&P - OUR FINEST QUALITY SAVE Saelens, Erk C'hambers, Jerry 1 Davis, Don Hanmng, C1mstlne I Bahr and Suzanne Bradbury ' Stephen Coots hao returned his stud1es at the Kirksville Medical College of ln Kirksville, Mo , after spend· lng the holiday vacotion w1th his mother, Mn. Robert Ray Pickeno has rel..,.d tn Marietta College after spend· !1 fng the holld[ly vacation with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. R. ] Pickens. EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE M1ke Sbefer, Bru~ Wallace I and Jim Johnson have returned to Marshall Umverslty fellowlng the .1oilday vacation spent bere with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Boivin Minor I Mlller!port viSJic<i here with Mn. Ernest Burton and at Hoi~ zer hospital with Mr. Dortnn, who is a medical paUent me<rell Mrs. Con Young JS 111 at home on Hudson-st io Mioldl~· l l port. Dbble and M•chael returned to lheil> home In nor·m 11 Rob~n Sunday Iller optlldinjrfl the pjlot week with their &randpareiJts, Mr. .and Mra. Turn~r;, TtJey were met in Columbua by their parento Mr. TOOTHPASTE INg G&W or COLONIAL- GRANULATED .. 10 lb. 1 49c QUART JAR 39c SULTANA BRAND SPARKLI ANN PAGI ANN PAGI A&P'I OWN Puddings _ _ __ 4 pkgs. 29c Pure Honey - - - 3 lb. $1.05 SUGAR TUNA FISH ~~~~; 3 6'/~:· 79c ~ Blended Syrup _ -:. 24 oz. btl. 49c Jar"' Bonesse Shampoo_ 4 oz. btl45c FAMILY SIZB ANN PAG! Apple Jelly _ _ _ 2 lb. Jar 39c Listerine ____ 14 01. btl. 63t ANN PAGI- SMOOTH OR KRUNCHY 12 29c FAMILY SIZE 7\o\o OL tube SALAD DRESSING 3-lb. ANN PAGI - pkg. AlP BRAND - fLOURIDI MILD and MELLOW PEANUT BUTTER 1-lb. EGG NOODLES lOc A&P BRANO LIGHT MUT Coats. Fruits and Vegetables! 35c ELBOW MACARONI _ 2 :~.39c 1 50 FREE PLAID STAMPS With the purchase .t fLORIDA- SEEDLESS Grapefruit 5 ~~.49c 2 Lll. CALIFORNIA THIS COUPON WORTH • $5.00 or More Emperor Grapes 29c HAWAIIAN Pineapples Lor" _Sin 49 C YILLOW Exclusive of item. exemptf'd by law. EXPIRES JAN. 8, 111M Qnions 3 fb.25c In Columbus Unit A&P's. GREEN ONIONS OR \ RADISHES 3 ,.,29c < \ ll'lrs.:Roborl T•rper. ~ .:w Scallop Dinner 1O.oz. pkg. 49c Frozen Foods! ~R~;ER!D_E~D_ __ Grande Cellege mdude Dennis 1 - FROZIN Dairy Values! p -(t JANE PARKER- SLICED CAP' N JOHN - 1 bara Morgan and Barbar~ Jones and her guest Larry F1nefold. M1ss Ellen Dutton has returned to Denmson University arter spendmg the bohdays w1th parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale •••••••••••••••••••IQCI 4-oJ. pko. Chipped Chop Ham pkg. 37c 1 During Cost Of Living Salt O!llJ SEE TUESDAY JAN. lith SENTINEL Umvensty m Athens followmg th e holiday vacalJon Gene Croos bas returned Obto Sle~te Umve1~ It)' !:ichool Dtnli.'i lry fallowmg 1 holl1da,y ~ ~ v1s1t with h1s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks. Students returmng t1 RIO . LET INGELS lOAFERS lb. you . • Dutton COST OF LIVING ARMSTRONG'S T•.• nmed tire Boals J.t UourJ..t"P •.. ,... .; M1 s C. A. Emmlsh has returned from Columbus \\here 1 EXPERT INSTALLATION! ''I ell 1 PRESENT LOCATION ON MAIN ST. Ownar Ramblers, Bought From Metropolitan Motors end Traded I• WI CHECK OUR l.OW PRICES Guess Wile 1 WE ARE MO'(ING FROM OUR WOMENS BLADI! CUTS 1 NOTICE! DO IT! ' 1 Hamblcr. What Do You Need For Remodeling? CHUCK STEAKS 1 PROGRESS 1962 RAMBLER "Su'per ~ Right" Quality Meatsl I' NOW IN BAKER FURNITURE HEAliNG ,.,1 I JANUARY METROPOLITAN MOTORS PLUMBING 'L ts l ARE AT ANTHONY Plumbing ·Heating • BE \ miscellaneous projects. bases and 25 feet -at thell' tops. In addition to mator expanThey are tbe tallest 1tacks siOAI of faciJIU@s in thl immethe nalioa. dlale Canton areo, the program Approxlmat2-ly 1,300 cslls for new transformers, etrare employ~d at the plant cui\ br,.ken and related oqutp. Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Jay, Copresent, w•lh peak ment at substation• In Amster- lumbus, have been vi.s1hng expected to reach 1,500 dam, Cllrroilton, Strasburg, Mr. 1nd Mrs Wt!lJam T. tirll$ 11 IJlrmg. Cambridge, New Phllodclphlo, er and daughter, Debbie. Late In 19M Ohio Newcomerstown Philo and othetarted construction (If a ers. Linel ~n!cttng these !Ub- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd aclar 615,0110-kilowatt stations will be altered In order companied their son, Michl, I<> to increase their power .. carry- Columbus Sunday where he mg capacities WJthout rnat.erlaJ- , a. titudent at Ohio State U&lVM'· ly changing tbe1r equipment. I 511 Y· Another major preject ott the I Forrest Bachtel haiJ returMd II docket for '00 include!; construe-[ to Mount Unton College at Altitlon of a 15-mtle, ~.000 • volt ance where he ts a junior, line interconnecting the AEP I b w1ng the holiday vacation. He System and the Allegheny Pow- ~ was taken thf!rl by his &titer, er Ssystem to tbe east, v j a Carol Bat."btel, sAd M1ke IKammer Plant, near Mounds- 1er. 1ville, W. Ya. thus provldmg an· The Rev. and Mrs. . othpr ht.gh-vol~ge tie and com- Place and chlidren have r• pletmg a gt8Jlt transmiliSIOn to rned t o tlletr . horne m El • -· loop that will serve part:;~ flf bn'dge ,, y k, aft er a ho11- 1 ~-;ew or Pennsy Ivanla, Mory, OhJO day vJst · .1 wIt"ll ber parelae '· Mr. I' . . and the Vlrglmaa. 1 and Mrs. Harry Houdashelt aud I Still enother pro jed whlcb 1 M1ss Freddie Heudashelt. 1effects a w1de area 1s a $2.5 ~ I Mr and Mrt. K.11lad Rtndy I j mt.llion e~tpans!On 111 the Iron- and fam1ly bave returned to ton-Ashland \Ky.} • Huntmglon, thetr home m Sene( a Falls, \ I tW. Va.) reg1on. Thts. program New y ork f o11owmg a 1wo W('ek 1 I mcludPs work by Ohto Power vlsJt here wilh their are ts I 1 and two of Its AEP Systems sts- Mr. and Mt s George Ba~er ~ad ter com,Fnies Appalachtan Mrs. Ollie Hmd . Power Co. and Kentucky Powy Middleport, 0. er Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dtxtn The area, already fully Inter- , erly Perno) VtSJted durmg the holidays with hi~ parents, Mr and Mrs. John Hlu rison Ifamily. About ol Collunbul !lpeOt 1111 Nt1l l"f and daughter ~ loulll Char· land &ndar. While !lero they I Alon1 with 11>1 buB!- llllalo Year's weekllld witb hll PI" lest.ll, Oblo vlliled recently woro11ue•ta tlloll'l. Stlllo Fli<!b· lnJ, a !"'""" tnlDIDC enll, Jolr. lllll Jll'l. Glllhll lmllh. Wlth Mrs. Homer Showen. •· will be lleld on' ''Our lllte 1 Mrs. Ellhor Klloel of Colum· ' ,. ' Mr. lnd Mrl. Dalla& Rissler bus VISJted '"" week WJih her Heritage and Ill Jl'ut:urt ll'r. of Reynoldsburg W<ll"o Sunday aunt, M". Homer Showers. Enrollment up GJibert Barnette, Ma!OD Colin gueots of her parenll, Mr. and ln Women'• Clubs ty 4-H Club aeent. will bl In Mro. Harry Keiser, Mlnersvllle Misd• Rober.~ KrMandeuler rocharge. 111t IIM!<\bte: wiU ld· Mrs. Henry lhlo, Poul Keiser turne 1o A•• ono o ay, to 1"1'. PLEASANT aboot 10011• and Mr. and, Mrs. Roonlo Kt11- resume. her studieo ot OhJO ment iD Mason County er ol Columbul Vlllled roctnl- UmvetSity. Demonstration Clube has ly with Mr. •nd Mra. Harry Mr. and Mrs Tburmoo Fisch· cr.. sed by :M this year, otantd- 11 Keiser. er and Terri Lynn were New mg now at 253. Mr and Mrl Howard Soidetl· Yoar'l dinner guest! ol h II Offlcen of tile Home Dornon· j Your O.pendaltle abel · and oon · Torry orrlvod mother, Mn Susie Flaeher olrotlon I.'OIIncll aro Mn. John Tueodoy mor~IDR. coiled by lht Mrll. Mae ·ReJtmire of ~~- Marshall, presodcnt, v1ct presl· i O.alar far lllne.. of hli lllOthlf, Mrl. Ray lord, w. va. spent 1 coup!• of dooot, Mro. C E Erwm, secre· SeJdoft8bol. dayo laot week with her aloltr tary, Mrs John Mcamel •nd 11 · . treasurer Mrs Virgil Burr1s AND Mr. and Mrl. Olbt Beller of Mrs. Susoe F•scher • · • Cleveland open! a oouple of Mr. and Mn Arthur Hogue, I Sr. 1 dayalast week wttlo nlotlvOIID wbo were coiled here by tho I The scheduled connell I Phone WY ·2.-2510 tbe area. death of Mrs . Orville Hogue, meeting will be held Mr. ond Mrl. Doe Qulseobtr- returned In theJr home, Clev.. 11th at 10 a.m. at Krodel r' FLORIDA SWEET JUICY ORANGES LARGE SIZI Temples doz. 59( �.. . _,. , Dilly leftt!Del, PO!Ilii'QY·Middleport, o. lan. I, 1961!-f 10nnected alld lnlllroled, will - - ·- ~- · huva • new source of h1gh-volt· •11• energy wh011 1 14~,0110-voU Une between PhU1p Sporn Plant near New Haven, w. Va., and (Continued from Page I) unit at its Muskingum River Huntington to completed. Many pany'• S:t-<ounty IOTVICO area Plant, near Beverly. Upon com· substatioM in the Tr!.Siaw area in Ohio beve n«tiBillted this plotlon of tho new factllty, Mus- w1ll be increased iD capacity Mrs. E. J. Hill left today, lor year'.-record-shatterlng budget. ktnaum will not only_ be I he and tile llnft! connectlg a visit with relatives ll CtJum. Pr..u.. oold O!llo Pow•r otate'o biggest power plot but otallons w111 be doubled in 1t.e. bus. now Ia Ia lbe lblrd year of will be larger thon any other He said the JrontOR • Mr nd M P p k now II Ia the third year of a generating otallon oo the aev- Huntmgton expansooa ret · : ho rs.S ~~ arfter sevrn~year $360-mlllloD expan- en-state American Electnc serves Pomeroy will urne me 1 8 eekay '. 8 Cer oloa plaa that far oxcsed1 aoy Power Syotem ol which Oh1o greatly to UJe ~toblllly and nbdlnl h!IV<!I"aM w P •km o11Jlt •p •· r1 111 11 th urn wng-raoge pro&fBm ever UD· ower w a pa . upac Y e future capac1ty of the eleo- de us 1w ere r.1 th ar er Ri un· def\Jiken by lho eompony. wiU be l,lllli,OOO kllowotto and, !mal syolem Ill that area. rld';'~.~:::;f:?b:.pl~ v..-. "In tbe coming year we wiU Is oloted for oervlct late In The project will hke Miss Jan Smith retu,.;,ed I<> place In service the largest gen- 19111. ~am eourses: major C 1 bu 5 d 0 um ~ un ay •. 10 r!l!lume eratlng unit Ul Ohio, the 61&,m substation t"apacJty OIIO·kllowatl u It 1 at Cllrdlnal In addition 111 work at Card! 0111 the general Tri-81ot her studJea at Ob1o State Unl· Plant south ~ Steubenville," nal, Musklngum River and oth· and doubliRg the 8JU versity alter spending the bollMr Prentice said. "A twin unlt !er company power planla, the lransmJ.ssoon lmeo doyo wltb her parents, Mr. and at Cardinal will go i•to oper•· i 1966 UJlllnslon forecast oalls lhe slatJons. Mrs. Glenn Smith . tion In July, 1967 .. I for expend,turee ol. *13- m1l· . Spokesmen said that the Mr. and Mrs. Duana sm1th The twin stacks for the lioD for transmission lines and panstons In the company as 1.1nits now are at thclf f u 11 substation; 'l+-mUilon for dls- Whole are m response to 8 nd precedented growing denoands ll 11 n 11 height of 826 feet. Tht lrlbullon 1hell for the Unit 2 ateck wes substatloM: tllrel • fourths- for elertrir power indicated ~ompleted on Dec. 15 1 the mtllJOn dol!ttrs for coal lands I the years immediatelr -.btlad, for the Unit 1 st.:Jck having and equipment, and approxJ- .::. f-Pally ~entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 8, 1968 Mal'nly Abouf peop1e /n AEP Plans Investments ••• NEW HAVEN p omeroy I ot befo 11 topped out'' in ber. The !tacks have diameter~ of 64 feet st 1mat~ly $.1!-mtl.hon for offu•e and sennct bulldmga ~nd other ~.<!ft 5!11\ i!UC IQ\.!N£1 J, Around And Middleport THE BEST BUYS CLEARANCE SALE SEE THESE •.• 0 4 Dr. Classic Sedan Custom. Auto. R&H. One local owner. Like new. V8 Ambassador 4 Dr. Auto Il&H. P. steenng. Clean and nice. Anotill'r clean one owner VB Ambassador 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. Full power. Clean and nice. Anotber one local owner Rambler. TO OUR NEW LOCATION AT ..• S.. All Tho Abovo Ono 113 East Second Street (Just Across From City Hall) METROPOLITAN MOTORS CLOSED WED. & THURS.- JAN. 5-6 I ''Your Rambler Dealer" Phone WY 2-3870 Open Friday At Our New Addreu DON MULLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 600-606 E.MoloSt. Pomoroy, 0. 113 East Socond St. CUT ' she spent the bohdaya w1tb her 1 dil ugh ter and Januly, Mr . .Bnd ' ; :..tr s Ear l Bougher. i Mr. and Mrs. James CriiSI"'Il il and de:tughter, D1anne, visited With relatives in Pittsburgh, Pa. Qver th e holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1 and Children, Jefi and Gregory I of Caldwell were holiday guests ' of Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Haley and children. Siudents returning to Ohio ' ION S4.99 FLOORING, No. 2 pine _ low as 12V2c ft. THE SHOE BOX PLYWOOD - - - - low as 3.25 sheet SHEATHING _ _ _ _ _ low as 10c ft. Middleport, 0. FRAMING low as $95 M. PANELING _ _ _ _ low as 4.25 sheet 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 CEILING TILE low as 12c ft. INSULATION low as 4 'Ac ft. $30.00 Down - Bal1nct on Conve-fl ~ ~nt T•rnw Specials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing ONLY MASON Also All Related Matorialo and Free Delivery RED ROOF PAINT - - - - gal. 3.60 HOGG· & ZUSPAN FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. n3-5554 MATERIALS CO. MASON, W. VA. ABRI~S l tOO's OF YARDS ON SALE I l Linoleum .,.,, lnl1id Vinyl \ rl.oor CO't'erinl for evm kind of floor. ~ patterns. Profesa:ionalluJrtallatiOD b)' 111, or do II JOUfOOI!. CaU W\' :1-1!83& lor lrll 1111mal41. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAGEl Expert lnstallallOD Sati~bcUoll Guarauteed INGELS FURNITURE SALE STARTS THURS., JAN. 13 GOLDFISH SPECIAL I 29c Save I I lO'Yo to 50'YooFF Also Remnant Pieces On Sale FOR OUR COST OF LIVING SALE ADY. DUTTON DRUG STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. PR!51i IOUND IONI CUTS Swiss Steakl · ·· · · · lb. 59c Ground Chuck · ·· · · · lb. 59c LIAN TINDIR BONELESS English Roast · ··· ·· lb. 69c Stewing Beef IONELESI MIATY BIEP Chuck Roost .. · · .. ·· lb. 7Sc 0 • ' • 0 • lb. 791 Short Ribs .......... lb. 39& 2~•. Sfeaks"NJitN_____ FLASH.O. pkg. 99'\ C) ... w.~ t Ito. pkf. FUEZIR QUEEN COOKID- CINTIR CUTS Hem Slicea ---~ lb. 99c Gr1vy & Sliced Beef _ $1.49 FRE$1'1 CAP"N JOHN FROZEN Chicken Livers _ _ lb. 39c Whiting Fillets 1-lb. pkg. 39& CAP'N JOliN- PROZEN IUPIR·RIGHT Ia IIIII killd al. atti·tnd Dried Beef Lo1f 4-oz. pkg. 35c It'. 0111 t( ......,. IUPER.RIGHT Karen Hat'hner, JHmce Tanne-. lull Ron Hannmg, Randy Hum-11 phreys, Ke•th Morgan. Judy I Butcher Paul Gerard John ' Allensworth, UaH Wiley, Kar- 1 en McEihmny Tom King, Bar- l It's cleanup time end 9et the barge ins now - all kinds of piece goods et drastic reductions. The Fabrit! Shop Singer $Ilea & S.rvice 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy Flounder Dinner B·o1. pkg. 45c Enriched Bread 41:::~ 89c Mado With Buttermilk - - - - l-Ib. ... SUNNYBROOK- OUR FINEST A&P BRAND- CONCENTRATED FRESH EGGS ORANGE JUICE _ 45c do!. MEDIUM • 6~a~s 99C FLORIDA FRESH FROZEN - - - - Pack A&P BRAND~ FRESii PROIEN GOLDEN SWEET 2 ~.. 49 C C Ut orn Longhorn Cheese "'59c Spanish Bar - "'h35c 1 Cheese Slices !k:· 49c Pizzarinos _ 6 !k:. 49c Peach P'e _ ·- •.ct.49c 59 99 k F d C U ge a pke. C C c..... c Breakfast Rolls .... 35c Ice ream MILD PLAVOR JANI PARKIR ~COLBY JANI PARKER AMERICAN OR PIMENTO- MELOBIT APPIAN WAY- FROZEN JANI PARKER- CINNAMON MARVEL BRAND- VANILLA GALLON A&P FROZEN lb. ( Choo. 12 ••· & -cr.tot4, Save Big on Fine Groceries! I A&P - OUR FINEST QUALITY SAVE Saelens, Erk C'hambers, Jerry 1 Davis, Don Hanmng, C1mstlne I Bahr and Suzanne Bradbury ' Stephen Coots hao returned his stud1es at the Kirksville Medical College of ln Kirksville, Mo , after spend· lng the holiday vacotion w1th his mother, Mn. Robert Ray Pickeno has rel..,.d tn Marietta College after spend· !1 fng the holld[ly vacation with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. R. ] Pickens. EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE M1ke Sbefer, Bru~ Wallace I and Jim Johnson have returned to Marshall Umverslty fellowlng the .1oilday vacation spent bere with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Boivin Minor I Mlller!port viSJic<i here with Mn. Ernest Burton and at Hoi~ zer hospital with Mr. Dortnn, who is a medical paUent me<rell Mrs. Con Young JS 111 at home on Hudson-st io Mioldl~· l l port. Dbble and M•chael returned to lheil> home In nor·m 11 Rob~n Sunday Iller optlldinjrfl the pjlot week with their &randpareiJts, Mr. .and Mra. Turn~r;, TtJey were met in Columbua by their parento Mr. TOOTHPASTE INg G&W or COLONIAL- GRANULATED .. 10 lb. 1 49c QUART JAR 39c SULTANA BRAND SPARKLI ANN PAGI ANN PAGI A&P'I OWN Puddings _ _ __ 4 pkgs. 29c Pure Honey - - - 3 lb. $1.05 SUGAR TUNA FISH ~~~~; 3 6'/~:· 79c ~ Blended Syrup _ -:. 24 oz. btl. 49c Jar"' Bonesse Shampoo_ 4 oz. btl45c FAMILY SIZB ANN PAG! Apple Jelly _ _ _ 2 lb. Jar 39c Listerine ____ 14 01. btl. 63t ANN PAGI- SMOOTH OR KRUNCHY 12 29c FAMILY SIZE 7\o\o OL tube SALAD DRESSING 3-lb. ANN PAGI - pkg. AlP BRAND - fLOURIDI MILD and MELLOW PEANUT BUTTER 1-lb. EGG NOODLES lOc A&P BRANO LIGHT MUT Coats. Fruits and Vegetables! 35c ELBOW MACARONI _ 2 :~.39c 1 50 FREE PLAID STAMPS With the purchase .t fLORIDA- SEEDLESS Grapefruit 5 ~~.49c 2 Lll. CALIFORNIA THIS COUPON WORTH • $5.00 or More Emperor Grapes 29c HAWAIIAN Pineapples Lor" _Sin 49 C YILLOW Exclusive of item. exemptf'd by law. EXPIRES JAN. 8, 111M Qnions 3 fb.25c In Columbus Unit A&P's. GREEN ONIONS OR \ RADISHES 3 ,.,29c < \ ll'lrs.:Roborl T•rper. ~ .:w Scallop Dinner 1O.oz. pkg. 49c Frozen Foods! ~R~;ER!D_E~D_ __ Grande Cellege mdude Dennis 1 - FROZIN Dairy Values! p -(t JANE PARKER- SLICED CAP' N JOHN - 1 bara Morgan and Barbar~ Jones and her guest Larry F1nefold. M1ss Ellen Dutton has returned to Denmson University arter spendmg the bohdays w1th parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale •••••••••••••••••••IQCI 4-oJ. pko. Chipped Chop Ham pkg. 37c 1 During Cost Of Living Salt O!llJ SEE TUESDAY JAN. lith SENTINEL Umvensty m Athens followmg th e holiday vacalJon Gene Croos bas returned Obto Sle~te Umve1~ It)' !:ichool Dtnli.'i lry fallowmg 1 holl1da,y ~ ~ v1s1t with h1s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks. Students returmng t1 RIO . LET INGELS lOAFERS lb. you . • Dutton COST OF LIVING ARMSTRONG'S T•.• nmed tire Boals J.t UourJ..t"P •.. ,... .; M1 s C. A. Emmlsh has returned from Columbus \\here 1 EXPERT INSTALLATION! ''I ell 1 PRESENT LOCATION ON MAIN ST. Ownar Ramblers, Bought From Metropolitan Motors end Traded I• WI CHECK OUR l.OW PRICES Guess Wile 1 WE ARE MO'(ING FROM OUR WOMENS BLADI! CUTS 1 NOTICE! DO IT! ' 1 Hamblcr. What Do You Need For Remodeling? CHUCK STEAKS 1 PROGRESS 1962 RAMBLER "Su'per ~ Right" Quality Meatsl I' NOW IN BAKER FURNITURE HEAliNG ,.,1 I JANUARY METROPOLITAN MOTORS PLUMBING 'L ts l ARE AT ANTHONY Plumbing ·Heating • BE \ miscellaneous projects. bases and 25 feet -at thell' tops. In addition to mator expanThey are tbe tallest 1tacks siOAI of faciJIU@s in thl immethe nalioa. dlale Canton areo, the program Approxlmat2-ly 1,300 cslls for new transformers, etrare employ~d at the plant cui\ br,.ken and related oqutp. Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Jay, Copresent, w•lh peak ment at substation• In Amster- lumbus, have been vi.s1hng expected to reach 1,500 dam, Cllrroilton, Strasburg, Mr. 1nd Mrs Wt!lJam T. tirll$ 11 IJlrmg. Cambridge, New Phllodclphlo, er and daughter, Debbie. Late In 19M Ohio Newcomerstown Philo and othetarted construction (If a ers. Linel ~n!cttng these !Ub- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd aclar 615,0110-kilowatt stations will be altered In order companied their son, Michl, I<> to increase their power .. carry- Columbus Sunday where he mg capacities WJthout rnat.erlaJ- , a. titudent at Ohio State U&lVM'· ly changing tbe1r equipment. I 511 Y· Another major preject ott the I Forrest Bachtel haiJ returMd II docket for '00 include!; construe-[ to Mount Unton College at Altitlon of a 15-mtle, ~.000 • volt ance where he ts a junior, line interconnecting the AEP I b w1ng the holiday vacation. He System and the Allegheny Pow- ~ was taken thf!rl by his &titer, er Ssystem to tbe east, v j a Carol Bat."btel, sAd M1ke IKammer Plant, near Mounds- 1er. 1ville, W. Ya. thus provldmg an· The Rev. and Mrs. . othpr ht.gh-vol~ge tie and com- Place and chlidren have r• pletmg a gt8Jlt transmiliSIOn to rned t o tlletr . horne m El • -· loop that will serve part:;~ flf bn'dge ,, y k, aft er a ho11- 1 ~-;ew or Pennsy Ivanla, Mory, OhJO day vJst · .1 wIt"ll ber parelae '· Mr. I' . . and the Vlrglmaa. 1 and Mrs. Harry Houdashelt aud I Still enother pro jed whlcb 1 M1ss Freddie Heudashelt. 1effects a w1de area 1s a $2.5 ~ I Mr and Mrt. K.11lad Rtndy I j mt.llion e~tpans!On 111 the Iron- and fam1ly bave returned to ton-Ashland \Ky.} • Huntmglon, thetr home m Sene( a Falls, \ I tW. Va.) reg1on. Thts. program New y ork f o11owmg a 1wo W('ek 1 I mcludPs work by Ohto Power vlsJt here wilh their are ts I 1 and two of Its AEP Systems sts- Mr. and Mt s George Ba~er ~ad ter com,Fnies Appalachtan Mrs. Ollie Hmd . Power Co. and Kentucky Powy Middleport, 0. er Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dtxtn The area, already fully Inter- , erly Perno) VtSJted durmg the holidays with hi~ parents, Mr and Mrs. John Hlu rison Ifamily. About ol Collunbul !lpeOt 1111 Nt1l l"f and daughter ~ loulll Char· land &ndar. While !lero they I Alon1 with 11>1 buB!- llllalo Year's weekllld witb hll PI" lest.ll, Oblo vlliled recently woro11ue•ta tlloll'l. Stlllo Fli<!b· lnJ, a !"'""" tnlDIDC enll, Jolr. lllll Jll'l. Glllhll lmllh. Wlth Mrs. Homer Showen. •· will be lleld on' ''Our lllte 1 Mrs. Ellhor Klloel of Colum· ' ,. ' Mr. lnd Mrl. Dalla& Rissler bus VISJted '"" week WJih her Heritage and Ill Jl'ut:urt ll'r. of Reynoldsburg W<ll"o Sunday aunt, M". Homer Showers. Enrollment up GJibert Barnette, Ma!OD Colin gueots of her parenll, Mr. and ln Women'• Clubs ty 4-H Club aeent. will bl In Mro. Harry Keiser, Mlnersvllle Misd• Rober.~ KrMandeuler rocharge. 111t IIM!<\bte: wiU ld· Mrs. Henry lhlo, Poul Keiser turne 1o A•• ono o ay, to 1"1'. PLEASANT aboot 10011• and Mr. and, Mrs. Roonlo Kt11- resume. her studieo ot OhJO ment iD Mason County er ol Columbul Vlllled roctnl- UmvetSity. Demonstration Clube has ly with Mr. •nd Mra. Harry Mr. and Mrs Tburmoo Fisch· cr.. sed by :M this year, otantd- 11 Keiser. er and Terri Lynn were New mg now at 253. Mr and Mrl Howard Soidetl· Yoar'l dinner guest! ol h II Offlcen of tile Home Dornon· j Your O.pendaltle abel · and oon · Torry orrlvod mother, Mn Susie Flaeher olrotlon I.'OIIncll aro Mn. John Tueodoy mor~IDR. coiled by lht Mrll. Mae ·ReJtmire of ~~- Marshall, presodcnt, v1ct presl· i O.alar far lllne.. of hli lllOthlf, Mrl. Ray lord, w. va. spent 1 coup!• of dooot, Mro. C E Erwm, secre· SeJdoft8bol. dayo laot week with her aloltr tary, Mrs John Mcamel •nd 11 · . treasurer Mrs Virgil Burr1s AND Mr. and Mrl. Olbt Beller of Mrs. Susoe F•scher • · • Cleveland open! a oouple of Mr. and Mn Arthur Hogue, I Sr. 1 dayalast week wttlo nlotlvOIID wbo were coiled here by tho I The scheduled connell I Phone WY ·2.-2510 tbe area. death of Mrs . Orville Hogue, meeting will be held Mr. ond Mrl. Doe Qulseobtr- returned In theJr home, Clev.. 11th at 10 a.m. at Krodel r' FLORIDA SWEET JUICY ORANGES LARGE SIZI Temples doz. 59( �,. I Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board -----·- 2 SIGNS WANT AD IN fORMA liON Clfll UJ.AIII IN.Iilob ~o>fn~r ._A,.. ' ... t)llrl., t,., , ..., ,,u~ llltt"ll:t 'lllt N ~ fVlll M rm II!< ... pt~ \ll'ltl ~(lit A.. ,.. Pu"'l'"•llor> o.~ 1 ne !Mi l• l'"U" fll 10 P~l\1 e1 ~~t>~ IIII Jt ~ear End M """'""" HP"r'P.~ lt•h"' more lUI• •W ~llou t rl '"'!"" <)nP l'he ~~~h!'If> olnte !<>• ""'nrrecl II.AIMi fOJ • Wa r> ' Cent• per lolln l m1rm P•• IJt 1:e<>•• It'' ""'~ All' wnrd nt~•rtlul'l ~rrt~ tnr and b1 akPs, automallc, full equ1pmcnt I }'u11e1 slf'enng, aulomatu.:, radio. All the works PerJed y, End 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. _ _ $1~ L•JUillv uwnL'l uu ' 1 :s(.lccd bvx, 110 eogin_ e ~,_)9tS ~of ex.I .j tJ a~ Y1 J~ud I I 1 I I h,...e """ o... ru..... I and v.alnut I ~--wHhll' ·····-···to "..,. r H Aolll"ll. !': 6 ua.d UAti.J~ : . O E P N EVES. 9:00 P.M. Pomeroy, are announcing the 5 b~~ 59( Box 668-H Pomeroy, 0. ] F'OR S<\Lr' 6r0om-hous~ w1tl1 b.tth hill ba ~w m ent, 894 Py· :;ell Sl Middleport PholtE" Pt Plt2i.IS<mt 6!15 2U07. 11 11 tfc COFFEE ~~~~EEL_L lb.79c :ro " I POMEROY. OHIO a.tu nla• rr 1·:, ,_,.,..,...,-----...,,.,-....,===-o-:· ...,..,,...--,,..,....,-' CRACKERS _zes_rA_ _ boxlb. 33 C usu•, '"'" • ''" ror Rent FOR SALE PHONE•W~ 2. '1\lflEE Rllll\1 ru •n>'lwd ap,l- 1FIHE \IOOD and cow n~.mn,-c I'AII\1 ,,, S.II C Phone SH 12156 CHOC. MILK~~=~ 2 qls.49c 1101 \1 dht•r SIH ma ll Hoberts \\ ' M7ti 5275 1-3 4Roll37 Ht'asmwbh tt'nl ( 111 \\ V 2 1."! hlp - --TISSUE MIN 20~~ ~nd arter ~ ~Business Services TOILET m Phone \\1 ) r·o11 ~ U~F'D work pmts , sh1rt:::, JfHk ____ Notice • ' ',, . . , Pb and siloes Ca1\ Cheva- \I, CU!\UI Il UN INC He'r1ge1 I ol 49C 1 u ' 1' ~ AP MILK ~~~:A· 4 luns or.u rwrs m (I ller Lon g Bottom, OhiO .l tlllll servtre 1'::v '~ ' s ne f rl~ 5tl(', 75c, ..r11 ~~ ::.1/t'\ Ue TR\ll F:R LnT H111land f1vt' U-11 -25tp 1 New Haven, Phone 1 ql. 16c Juxt: p 1 Sl oil l 1•1, . . l>•1 1111lt" ltmn Po n\t'1CI\ Pl11me ) , d D I, TU l-3537 4 6 Lie 1 MAGIC BLEACH R-'1 ~llliLikllurt BIll SH 2:J61J 12 23 liOic , AFPI F~SSta} rt>dnh\0. .m ye l\nw e IC· p co:-~ c.lt rv ,_.1. 69 JUI c 1 - lo!;t and Found 11'\\'U bedtuom llousell<lllcr :111 Gnm~ Cokhn til' Phone and MILK ul1l1t te\ h11 rn sl1( d { ~11 WY 2. dJIIV and Sunrlr~v Wt \l's :l728t 1:!. IS JOtc CARP Ot _ tmum "" .,. •· ••'" ""' l:acD •dcilt.ton•l wonr h on lt II !{OURS M 11 11 J1 ,.. 1 (WI P 1 4. 'Cl ~ MJ r.~~.s" TO r'l AI t 11.. u..u, I:.I OCI aooa "'-~ ~ A _ __ 1 1 t' n ent I\ ! I I t[c CHAR· 2~ H1 )kllll j I l' ' I? I d.t\ I 5 \) •JI' -- pkg. -- . .. I uo ( u I eratmn, ;a;, - lL "" ' 1 - 1 Wmt•:--, 1 Ll( ,1 \T htwhng I \1ehos Op\\Y 2·7'i'8fi wus engagement and approachina marriage of their daughter, Al· ice Jean casto, to Tilford M. ll<Jwling, son of Mr. and Mr!l. Lee C. Eversole H<lmllton. Miss Casto " a graduate of Pomeroy H1gh sehool and Columbus Business University. She is presently workmg for the Franklm County Welfare Department m Columbus Mr. Bowlmg attended Taft High school m Hamilton and is presently serving m the U S. SUGAR Au condltJOned dtld WI itl (,I .~, ,\ ,, ,lh / Mr Bnd Mrs. Nathan Blggl, Bachner's Super Market PRICE REDUCED Write: c-o The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Motor Co aa~ ptt tl bTl! Large patiO and double carpurt On lot 200 1 390' May be seeD by appOintment only I I • ~ IJp.autHul to p of Wl.iiH h:tclllg ~1 111e Highw aY Gar~~~~• ufl Route 7 with guod ro.ad tv ll\.11111 I highwaY ~ ullt bt'druums II\ 11 ~ 1 dmmg family kHch"n ~k ] bsl play mo1d s, uUITh' am1 shop 1 hrr.e baths. tl nlc Ulf' a nd wall to \\all carpel on floors About two thirds u1 1 house Is paneled ln mahujlam I 11 an• "'"" "" II(. cl!" 1-" woro llltltl loCi!TJun on 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door _ _ $1999 r1gb• I <IP"'IIC1 ' "'"'<'1(\! Ah' l'll "N1..1; 00' np •e•P"' 11111 I n,. , ~••• ,~.,, ' "• , .. ,..u, Mode rn Ran ch Slyle 1964 Old5 88-4 Door _ _ _ _ $2149 t\WUI.AlJUf'jt- to " QUAliTY f' 111 n., .-ur.uo.-•lln•• e(m\4\u Oll•~h"• <tfl' • til lftl ~-- HOUSE FOR. SALE - Pomerov Motor Co. Wedding Plans Are Announced By Alice Casto a- Dally Senlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 5, 1966 Rea~ ~state For S'a le BETTY LUU GILMORE Mr. Kelly Gilmore, Middleport announces the engllrie~ meot and approaching mar~ rlage of his daughter, Belly Lou. to Mr. Jerry Yeauger son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Yeauger, Cheshire. Miss Gd· moro IS a graduate til Midd port High school. Mr. Yeauger attended Middleport H'•b '& school and Is presenUy employed by the Caca Cola Botthug , Co., d In haMiddleport. No dll e 01le ate s been set lor tbe weddin g. Air Force, Lockbourne Force Base. A 1r The open church wedding will be February 13 2 30 p. m. at the B1 adbury Church of Christ. 11,..<:11111~ .11d ~ !11'1 ol ~<1\ ],ll s H1111 DAR's Service CLEARANCE To Nation will Be Reviewed n - Mr. and Mrs Norman HyseII of Bashan s ent the Chr'18 t b1 . P mas o 1day w1lh thm son and lamIly, Mr and Mrs. Norman E Hysell and sons in Balti · Md more, Wh1e I there theya II went to WashJ gto D C h th n n, . ' w ere ey loured the Capital, While Houso Washmgton Monument Lln· coin Memonal and went to Ar· lmgton Natrona! Cemeterv fl" Sltefl'ff'S 1965 Report RADIATOR SERVICE j Is Issued t BLAETTNAR'S River News :==========::: Pomeroy landmark 1 \J I CARRIER Hospital t"ieWS NEEDED 1 I f. ~ Jl~(' "~o"~ ~.~ ~ 1 0 111 sr~l(' 1~ 1 s~t~1v ~l 1~ me ~~'"n ~r~~~~r-g hou~~n~~~A~;··~;. ~ , " ~· ",~·~:;:; ~:t• SOCIAL CALENDAR <~me I 'I ~arrants ~ ll~n cn , ba~e ~ ~~s ~esponse · G /tl /f'l /%. 1 I ~e d~;nateur Gardene~ er~ ;~geM ~~tg 2·36~ BlaetfnarS M" d emeanors Charged to Th I I ". - ,. . _. ·- -.. ree persons Metropolis, uill too, Flattened NEW YORK (UP!) - Mike Qu11l was hospitalized, negotla~ ltons were frustrated. liJsses were mounting beyond calcula~ tl d on an thJE Crippled City was desperately weary today of 1ts d subway-bus str1ke ihat slill seeme endless The power plays CU'ltinucd The wa t Transit Authont.v 1 TA.) s 0 go m10 court agum, th1s time seekmg heavy daJ[v tines City against !he slrikin~ T•ansporl Workers Umon (Tm.; t ignarrng an antl-strlkf' HIJ•J~:~ tion The TA hoped to suet ZI' the umon mto settling The court heartng was ~ schedu led for 2 p.m. EST But the union vowed it would lowt>r 11.5 demands by not • one ce nt " now that Qutll, Its president, was m a city hospital - the pnsaner of his adopted - -- - - - - Benefits Coming To Meigs' Elderly Top $2,300,000 There were 1,069,000 people m Oh10 who h 1111 1'' J\16, \\\ 2·2\ Btl or Y..Y 21f)Ofl UJCh<ud, \\dkes;. dk Ol11o ,-----------\1 1 11 1 1~ Hi Ul t 12 R llltp Everyday Specials INVENTORY Mrs. Tewksbury is 1· 111 d etl lt.:l!:~ an...; 11111 • ., , rur 11e- I al 1 plto.tst> ! Jll \\ ! ! q·,l eU and tmfurmsbed apart IV.. EI .L kept r Jrrwls shuw tlw Mane's Style Post Delegate to Synod where they watched changes o"f mf'nts WY 2-,li.43A 12 fl tff Jl!:-; ults o! 1egtl l<1 1 Hue I -.;. H~ircuts S125 1 4 ~tp Mrs E 0 Te.,.,ksbary was !he guard at the Tomb of the tl t' spot ( 1011\lllg nl HI eke Shampoo & Sets $1.50 USED APPLIANCES 4 !\00~1 fllllllsl1l'd .lp.ll lm <' nt 1 1 !I 1, 1 30 day color nnse, elected deleg<~te and M r s Unknown Soldi er, and v1s1ted 1 For Sale or Rent ,, ,, '1' Af II\ S MlllliOOl I II r. 11'-i $3 50 - I fur ri'nl PI mnf' \\ Y '"'"' o Shampoo & set Ge01 ge Anderson, her alternate John F. Kennedy'i grave. Our loss is your gain, "·\ , IIlli q· ~,~. 11 11 b. tth It,1 :~• p m PI wn{, 1,,~ 1. 23;,. 71, 11 \\Hatdll., ltt' (omp<llly, :\1dStllt $1 50 up V . \! P~nmanents Ro() to the Synod meeting at Woos1 1 11 first come, first served. Phone\\\'! 170~ !2 :JI hll Hill\ II·) cmd Ht•t>d Hc~ldWdte l '1 ' ' \VP ~f'il and ServiLtl All at " you pickup'' pri· PT PLEASANT _ "The ler College m June by the Ses-d 11 l~ fc ' I JHI.\\OO!r tHl\ IPngllt );\0 \\ 1cs .111rl Wtglcts Ooors We \rove o~ed" Will i Slon of the Mtdd lcporl Firs\ UmtDAUGHTER BORN 1 ces. , ... I d p b Mr and Mrs Jack Weese of Employment Wante : I'KAIL~H - LOTS - - --I' P'' k up load tall ur " " '" _ _ - rree w Marie's Style Post be the subted of a talk to be I ed res ylenan Church Mon· P.uma Heights are announcing Used Refrigerators LADY \\\\Is \\OIU\ r\ 1)I 1 I ag~ an d uuler Browfl . ir a· lt II t (Ohw lendo~k1\nSktdrllOI t', Sh !dl' r., 1'4 Ph. WY 2 5211 "I\ien bv Mr s Hersel A Benday evemng. 1 ·)ti( ...... 4. , the birth of a 7 lb 15 oz daugh6_3417 . Several ,hould sell for Syracuse. Oh1o erson, State H1stonan of the Plans also were made for ter, Susan, at a Berea hospital, ~ ~· nt Pd 111 tr• .. !.lliiJIII \l o ll.. er Pall{ (Sfi.lle Approved! I $50 _ _ now only $20 WY 2 ~410 1i " M~nersv11le, Olllo, rnone W' . Bl 1 D< . ~.r PHl( Fn fLHmture 111 · , . . - - - - - - - - - - • For fast cleanup. Hot- 1\\est V1rgm1a Orgamzatwn, th e annual congregational meet- --, ., ,, 2J3:.!4 1 15 de l n.Jl th11d floor budgtt ~~~· ~P KA!lL GBtJE:SEH, Plurntun•• 1 Daughters of the Arnencan Rev· mg Wednesday, Jan 19 when on Tuesday, January 4. Grand1 11 \11ne1 sv1I\e point, Crosley, Frigi~ " kt"l ! u1n 11u1e, J\'1 1ddl epor.t t~ n rl HPPimg, WILL I'""· l»i ·"1 1olutton, to Colon'!l Charles Lew- new Sunday school and church parents are Mr and Mrs. Ca1l 1 rwrson l ilt HI \\ill •1' 4 !,IJll\~ unfu1nhlwd iip.llt ()illll 11 12 lie Onm I< nd ;our sewer lrou h daire, G1bson and Serve! 1s Chapter NSDAH when 1t officer~ w11i be elected Mrs J Weese, Syracuse and Mr. and liull~i'\\11 f... \\\ ! l41l!l 1 n1" 1t ( ~1a1ll's I )OilS, ~1d s on, _ 1 1 1 c~ \\•' l1111e <~1 1 s1zes ~ev.rr GE Uprighl Freezer · 11 meets at the Appalachian Aud- 1E. Harley, Mrs Anderson, Mrs Mrs Carl Weekley. East Llv 1 4 ll\1 \'1 \ " ~i :lull 11 llllt' HA 1S lll Hl' P mur tit'( flft:\t·r Should ba $150 erpool Mr and Mrs Berf Ar 1hur Le WIS and Mrs. Tewks~ - - -----I Cct 'St.u '' ~b\ 1 sbHh [J ,rl mul' tnrs 1\easonable rates 1tonum at 2 p m F'n day. Closeoul $100 I 1 1 ~~~ >IJI- H~ unfurnl ' 1rt>d .l rnom s v..Jr t' su~.~~ Hun \Ill,1 I) I( k c.1ll \\ \' 2 2J 7-1, d"' or mght Th1s w11l be the D1arnond Ju- bary were (!Jetted delegates and Weese of Syrarusll ttre great Help Wante d Philco Ched Freezer 1 _ __ I and h<~!h l·urn1sh utll l\ll'" t''ls Hcud\\urt', \li\Oil 9 15 tfc bilee rnePimg of the chapter alternates to the Jan 10 dts- 1grandparents. Should be $100 YOlJ\Jt \ll \ tH t • 1 1 nt ll , (t~;th Hulld lng ll lit lft' 1 J~fl Wtp HEA I'Ji\1 ; PI UMBII\G RUJ<tl ----Closeoul $75 and IS held m observance of l tn ct meetmg The Re" Howard llo;..ul korllP. lJ<tS Arno ld Bro 1 DINNER GIVEN 30 cu. It Uprighl Freezer the Na lwn• l SoCiety's 75 year> Ruppel\, who preSided over the l sm~lt' •n·l I••• lol \l. t\ l l th4'1 lu11 111 n ll gts !. h•d••I 1 1 11J ' sKwiMJ-rr~wiJtnCs~ repair ser thers hl 8 b. Mam Street of se r v1~e to the nat1 on 1 meetmg, announced the annual Mrs SusJe Fischer entertainTr'< d'- .tllrl ri·l ul ll ll, t •• ~ l'uh h\ 111 ..,t· He.HII Iflll Bir t h ~ ~H· , wt l 1/lCe all rnal<es W\' 2-UH4 : Should be $175 Ponwroy 9 22 lfc ! Mrs Cllarles Proffitt v1 ce re week of prayer serv1 ces at the ed w1th a dmner Sunday, at her Closeout $50 l! ,her •unl ti l \\t il l 1••1 ~· 1 1 l.liJIIIlh l'l ,o llt' \\' ljU ,. I fhe,f<~brl( Shop, Pomerov l 1 gent, Will pres1de m the absence Chmch of Chmt m January. home, Mormng Star. Guests 1 21 cu. ft. Coldspol ttnn.d , Pi ll 1111 I \• t'lll'lll l 4 tic I 1\uthrotz~d Smger Sa es ,mu> of the regent Mrs Eldnd~':' were M1 & Mrs Gerald :VhchChest Free-rer e:11 n,'!fl' 11111• rlrllrt•dtl ll · s. e r~ICC 2~tiC EXPERIENCED 11 1:'-;\',H!'!l ~ 11111 nl~ ,urJ J \ 1,\ t ~II Should be $125 Sauer w11l serve as chairman ael and Brenda Gary Carol dr,mn• ~ 11 1•\l lll -l''d I h.J h ,tp.trtllllllt 111 Pomero\ WI!~ v.o·n ,1\t' l 1 sltt ~' ., l \ 11 Closeoul $75 of the hoslm """""'ttee She Roger, DenniS ~nd D~bbie and l'lllll ' IISPe an• 111111 II . •' \ll ''loitl >.,j 111 rn rkr \\\ 2 t415 ll II tt1 l ~ Pfllli tank Gll Klrtn!.ul , w1ll be ~lSSISted by Mrs. Mar· Mrs. Hazel Michael of s •racus Easy Elec. Dryer, 1an S~~ 1e M1 s C..lr I G. Gerd> e. (\l ,tmr \l,l t•l '• llfl l \ ; p 11 1 to ll 1 \!\l'-;ll~llJIHdto1Jillli i t hel All Septtl 'ltrd. 4 yr. old 9 p m Ti lt·\\} \\•tllw ~dn,l iiiHlitdl ·dt> IH(tlp:.!Pl', 11dl l .. •nt.lm.Jrk ~o~rrn Bllll'Jil Should be $125 ner, MISS Blanche Armstrong, 1 VISIT IN POMEROY Closeout $50 ' Mrs Elmer Lowry Mrs. 0 H. Thut {1':1 1 , 1111 l iid.l, \u l:llt11t·tnlll ,\>r- \\l ~!2 hl PomtttJ) lllh-ll l t From 111e lar).! r~ l truck or Mt. and Mrs. Ray Lohn, Sr., Kelvinator Range, gooj _, t Ca1der ~rs John Kauff Mrs phonl:' .!II \ 4 4tn l:l q Ill' - - - -lnsura---;;;-- -hull dwt 1 tndt31nr to the T c Caudill and Mrs Charles of Weslmllle and Mr. and Should be $100 sm<JIIt'>l hrrtltr eure MAL F 111"11' \\\\lTD 1~111 g UNFl'li\ISIWD 5 rnnms .and Proff1ll 1 Mrs Ray Lohn, Jr and baby Closeoul $50 and Mr. and Mrs Roge< Lohn el l~ol\ ~, ,,{jl ~t\1 111.1 lH'Pcr; Utili d(oW!l"!.liiS ,Jp.lllllltll! 'HPTO Cor\ mg Servlce Cop Kelvinator Range PT PLEASANT - M as o n of Columbus spent the Christsha1 p ;; vl l "~ llt' \111111~ m~-"' 1 N11 t' Joe ,1 1turl 1n !\l tdill t·~·· t IP.'l marie of leg Lll p1.1 pers Should be $75 Pomeroy WY 2 2143 1 ,•!. \\1 ~~~l~ I~ 1 tic Couoly Sheriff George E JohnJ mas holidays With their mother birth re( •Jrrto:. ;1tlll alm•J::i l an} bl:'l',\ltll ·l "t -; ul 17 111d \11 Closeout $25 I son has released the repod or i r.nd grandmother, Mrs. Otto fu1 ro11111' r •tid k1\1 tm \\ot k 1\10 'lln l\ 1.11 Sf'ACFS Matching Unico other dorumf'nts lleuter Insurance, Poml'roy 1 Gauge readmgs: Gallipolis actiVIties of h1s department for Lohn m Pomeroy. N1ghl 1.11 d d t\ po ol!l lllb nnl m 1tw \1lla:~e o! \l•ddlt> Washer & Drver Phone Today For 9 4 tJj 8\Jt l,lhlf' I II li •1' Jldll ttlllt' !Jill I ( ,d) \\' 1- n ~h ut \\ y Should be $350 $225 pr. 1 D~m 12 2, 24 3, runmng 55 feet t the vear of 1005 WU I k ]· ! 1 11 Ill tp]lill 11 1111'r' :t .!lH!i •Jt \\ ' l JWII on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Department members are GIVE DINNER A\<'.1'\Jr\ (',\SllAI fl! ln"LII··rtrf' FREE ESTIMATES 1I )II I fc for Ud~ 111• I Ill• ll \I!JI IY In 2211, PI Pleasant 25 57, Hmlon Sherrlf Johnson Ch~el Deputy Mr. and Mrs Dw1ght Parker Mull1•n Insurance Agency rnc \\,q l lilt•ll ,\!)1 pet . . l111 ON ! : . J a c k w Carsey 0 95 fallmg, Karutwha Falls 2- MJIIard Halstead Deputy Don- entertamed With a dmner New Pomero~. Pllone WY 2 llfll , .,, Flll rH HPil\1 turn1:-.lwcl ilf1!1l l..! .J ll 11 ens llho I I t!c eALUMINUM SIDING Man••" , 7 ns mg Charleston 19 09 rrs aid Shaffer, floyd Stom, S E 1Year's day, at theiT home, Plea11 )5 IIC me1.! \\ V 2 31158 For Sale GRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen • STORM DOOR mg, London, Marmet aod Wm- Hllddleston Sr Robert Uhl l sant Ridge Road Present were \'' -'' \II)[Jf'l !2 II l'..sllc• "'" ln'Uial)('e Agenc) lnr, Porn & WINDOWS Ph. WY 22181 field dams were on tre Sills and Bernard Connolly The de- Mr and Mrs Robert Morns Jr eruy Phnne WY 2-JJRI • ROOFING ~~:==:=::~::::=::=:::=::'=! Ohio f\over - New Martms- parl_menl traveled a total of , and R~ek and Paula of Middle-. bHh ~>ollll•ll llII Jlit'l ~1 - - - --J \lit!dl•· 1-'llf)ue)loU\\\l)t•.!rl zz:~9!l _____ 9 1 tfc Exterior Decorators - - - - VIl le up 14 3 am, Acadian up : 7335.) ~~es m Its wor k m lhe toport, Mlss Amanda Parker "''' I 'UIIIMIO~llll ms11rance ~~een Of Ohio 15 355 pm, George G. up 15 countys three cruiSers Minersville, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- -- - 1 5 cance 1ed'? t.osl vour opera WY _ 3 55 am, P~ggy Downey up Offi cers mvesligatcd 155 high- bert Morns, Sr. William Young 1 1 5644 HA.\D I l )Ol.S mens sutt, wo· tor's Ucense? Call WY 2-t~ ~ ..,.,==---M-I_d_dl_•_P•.,ri,.=o,,l --------15 6 30 am ; Harvey Jordon way accidents causmg Bn est1 1and Bill Young of Pomeroy and RUTLAND nldll \ • ,,, t 'hJthe" hampt 'l ll)tl• AlJC'TIONEER - - down 16 5 10 a rn, Western up mated $87, 125 86 1n personal Mr and Mrs. Parker and Myr1 .\. 11 lt~t IHw Nt-w u... t• fu\ ENTERED HOSPITI\L 11 3 25 am; Waune H up t7 t property damage and 86 per- lis Ka11 Complete serviCe 1 hos 3 45 am, St Marys ' ' Apply WY 2-2156 <~ ' 'I• h~ \1J• ~·•tt>l ll ,nlt\ S) - Real Estate For 5a Ie Per~ons entermg lloze1 up 11 sont~.l m]unes 1~sued a total ( r•ll Hr.II4!.,T{t 1I ldlll~~ \\ Y :l5.l!·Hi p1tal dunng the last 24 hoursl3 45a m Rose G up 17 6 4fi of 106 road law Citations . reWrrte. or Contact THE 1 4 :Jtr , . Ll /) { A. LProne llKAUtrOlUl mduried M1ss Ann~:~ M Wome 1 am Nalwnal up 17 6·45 6 m.; I covered f1ve sto len automobiles , "lw• l, '1,1/&Ritl K,tll , Till l is Racme, Oblo duilf, 631 Second A\0, Mrs OVEC up 18 4 am: LuU~e 1 valued at $5,04500 and arres!DAILY SENTINEL 4 John D. All1zer, 20 Vrnlon St, I Herdman up 20 4 25 am; AI ed tv.o persons f01 car theft, 11 1 1111 5 I tic IHU .I\ \11!1\il{~ dtl.' :-il~)[_H) ( , diiJql ~'ll l I l'OMERO y - S1x room frJml ,.-=----""------>I Loretta L Young 200"1 t t ws t·l 1ce up 20 10 05 p rn Vukan and mvest1galed 29 breakmg~ 1 4 1' 1f' 1I J ~wdruorn s, b<lth, full bas..: SEMI 01-\ ST I{AI I. If'l ~ 111110 Mrs Roy L Henry, up 20 6 20 am, Jeffer~on up land t:.mt1!1mg!\ and recovered 1 nut St, 1 1 1 1 Employment Overseas expenenle 1P P 111 JLI 1 111 1 '' :\ 1 \ 1' 1\ 1 1!1\olt> J·q.~ tPI«i menl gas fu 1na(e he<:~ ttng Galllpohs, Mrs Paul Q Me 1 21 6 15 am ludrarct up 22 I $650 worth of pe1sonal proper· ! JAN. I Dl:'l·ess:ll\ ~~~~~ I,Jn tc~ln l• 111 l•r~. 1 n m. 1plt {L!hl nt'l Pnr.ed No doYrn payment to qua]} All tra des truck dr1ver to KJnney, 16 Nell Ave, Donald 4 45 am; Onward down 23 ' 1} wages(l l\t·r -.luHt tt.llntn~ J, li• ~· J I 1111r It'l l Hu11,1nd fled buyer $550000 pro]lct engm t.'ers AfrlC'a • L Plul!lps, B1dwel/, Clarence 320 am, CoLton Queen up 23 1 The department served 742 Th C'"JI i.llld l•Vt'l lilt r11 •d 1nfor l 111 11t lo1t ,. I\11IL• nd Oh1o 1MHlOLi:POHT _ Cmy onr Eururlf' As1a South P.aclf1c W Fulks Watl'rloo Sta r Rl 4 55 u m; Steel Trader down .court l>apers of CIVil and cnm- 10f 11 dub lllJIIUil oi\,IIIIIJit \\li lt' 1 Jt[l st v fl half bi.ith, enpatd tr.JvPI hou smg. food I L<IITY G Duke, IU 1 Northup , Greenup 12 45 a m Miss Sus' mal actwns received 209 m1 s I sd eporl will meet Wed01 5 111 call Nnltl!rl \\ldt '-. tiHI 'It dill AT I,Jnt!c 111 ,;:h Jobs J{,,ynmnd S Hoff man Pt an down Greenup's 20 am ' cellancous rrom t1 1<>1Mne ay, Jan • at the home of \l"tnn 12Jt (ut,\ln 81::\111\ aultomafH "usher for 50 llo,wd100ba1ck porch,00 leve l male. lem·•le ' Larry D p yes Andrew Calhoun up Meldahl 4··, J p courts an d served 156 ' hrs Guy R~Wnolds at 8 P m· 1 $1500 "' ove r 18 (J''L IB 1P Ieas1.1 nt, l'1rs ., lng Dl 0 A• enue lit!'' T1·1 $2:1 .i 115· ACRE x " I kl I r11 1rt 11 \liddltt~>lt\ IJIIPtll~t, 1.retnt FAil\1 - 35 acres Uox 2:.wm. Oakland Park t Ga 11!polls er ry , Hel-b ert Am 130 p m , Z•mmer up Meldahl6 · oft hem app1ehended 33 men~; Th ~ wtll d I be tha plant I ex . Bwlurng l•mllltlrt \! 1 '" Jlp , cllillv.<li'd 10 acre! pas tllre ria JJJll7 11<k, M•son, Mrs. Larry C. W1- 15 p m, Jefrlml down Meldahl tal pat1enls from vanous hos·'1c rl eL:::;en ng Cl 1 1 4 phont j 1'1X' ' .. 1 ll rc tobacro well , ley, New Sh1rLy Ann 1125 pm Alton Zephyr down p1tals and loca l"d seven m1ss-1 e epo rary ub 1 S p m. dr~tl~ \o /l•'rlll);:,~ SI1. 1JFk-\KI·HTH\l K::: Cl.Jt:i 10:'.l HUI't.'JlEHNl1 ant Tutl,er, Rt J, l.eon, W Va, Meld~ll40.am, ·H E BoYil· mg persons, and OOoked 5RI 5wlll meet Wednesday, January 21 eultmg Vnll ouy hides ever~ The Re\. Wilham H. Perrm, es up Me ldahl 3 15 am taUs pll'ast 1 3 Jtc tun l }'. tl<~t lw·d gund tnt~ ft'm• d plentv 0 1 \I<Jier, L Ipersons m the county Jdtl J7 · at the home of Mrs. Rodney ,:1 \l•g•l Le~e ti l de 'il wakl S)stems good !1 room l Mond<~y Phil Meier, Pbone Pomeroy ; Mrs Carl L Hub· ot am Asa down Meldah,l4 ·15 charged With felomes and '544 Downing at 2 pm .~rs. James PuH1t·riJv OhJI), \\ y 2 ~468 house. V>llh bath, basem~nt, WY 2 3510 9 18 Uc bard, Syri.lcuse, Mrs Oliver L. 05 am' Asa down Meldahl 4·15 With misdemeanors Euler Will revtfW Ptllar of Instructions ~ar,,gf• ~ b.trns, otlwr b11 d.l Ccrbi 1 nl 'I Dell M • Dd I Iron" and the annual busl~~n 'w..,~:."',:L ~ ~E ~~.:n. :.u:~. 1 4 3tp mgs PJirrd hr quick sule Auto Sales n, ro on ~~ rs a tfl m , r. eana Bosworth down Sheriff Johnson and h 15 Job' Htl(" ,, ' ' -ZIG Z\li 0\lA I'IC 19 0111 m Rrggle, Jackson, John W Harp- Meldahl 6 25 am Barbara ' staff have Investigated six sur.l oess meetmg Will be held Roll ,, t t \\I'll knmH1 make :sewmg WY JS30 WY 65 Buick - - $2,7 50 i er, McArthur. P. arl E Cash, II Gay down Meldahl 1 15 a rn !Cldes and two accidental deaths Icallk will be anoUter 'I "' I·,,. "I"' I ' ' ' .. r ,. I '· ' E . ,M CO I Rl 2 Chillicothe, Ray V Gallipolis Dam - Queen City m the countu dunng 1965, and boowe'• y the euthor, Taylor \1"1 oil) unn•·~·". ' rltJ I "'''" I mac 111H' r..ttl\t'S ITI<Jnour··rl•" buttonh oh::;, ALB ~RT X, llltoKEit J u· m a tmn un l"' " • 1,. ,~. , .. ,,u" ' 1 L''-' ' ,, hrill>>ll' Jtc LeS~ IJ re was $2 995 4 dr · Brum fle ld • Ashl an d• KY• Mrs down 2 'A10 am, Pennsylvania I ass1sled m the mvestlgahan of 4 1 0 •m·•• serle>. owner p,,wer Alber t J II ess, J ac kson, HO>~ down 'IA am, Bull Frog up 5 45 eight highway falahlles. JAN. ' menh v.r ., , , ; ~"' "~ """ ' ,,~ -' ' ·' S1•rlanI ''''tom One careful 0 u 11 1 1 1 I IJddr an<1 pi " l tn• "'" t;• r pal< IIt's f'll ' a II Wl t nou ".st..:e 11n'g <~uti b1ake.s. Aulo· ~r d E. NJea h us, Ravensw ood am,J S Lewlsdown7a.m, ''~'t' ....1So~OOH\tl11~l•·•""'"n'"wl Evangeline chapter OES, Mi"C 11.. ~t• m:JI J~ Extra n1ce dleport, w11l meet in r~lar P"'l'"'<' · <J <~ lta(hm•nh Full lmla111e Mrs J oseph 0 Elis, 1 Cottage· Mary 8 up 'I 30 am ana" 62 Rambler _ _ $995 vr II e, u." va ; "'I oss Sh"ey River Allen R sesSion Thursday evening, Jan. - -due llfl 1) $51 23 or ~5 per W1 u"' I K ha IS 1 "( ,~slc o · .Just an IVf'd ones, . , I Jro ; s I ern own London 5 20 am., Wanted To Buy nMinl 1 c~ll \\ l l-6'o5:i I J Rt 2 Ch II' theM 11 d 6 at lhe Masonic Temple. In· 40 Ou ly 83 4~ti ra~\ nnle~ by . Charles L HarrJS{ln, Oak Hlll, Beaver down Mermet 9 so pI stallation for one officer will 1 4 ntc POMEHOY - tv.o storv fr,Jme C:2 tO, lwd iS II HI (I - 1{\()l(t CO~S()(,f. SIX lalge rooms,(~ bedroom:s\ one 0\\TII'r Automall<: trans. Mrs Bnlton B Barlow, Co<J. I]m ; George PriCe down Mar-l be held and plans for the year SPEC/ ~I. . CO» II 1 1 ~1de ~,( lb llt 11 11 d • 1e \ 14 sp•·trl 1n !'I n11 ,;t·U ch<tn ger bat h full Ld:--t mtn1, gas f1r ed Rc•ally clran Grove, Mrs George C, Leilch, met 11 30 p.m; 0. F. Shearer discussed RePd sv•lle.Uhm ll3112tcl1 llual\ lllur 11 eum trol4 spe.tk hotwr1ter heotmg O\~nerw1ll Hadcl1ff, Elden E. Jeffers, up Marme-t 130 am. Lucy 1 TheC~BRadtoAuxlliarywiU LOCUST f-'U'n ~ 0 lo lul t'l \IIUitd 'i\ ~tt Ill J,ovelj al I ftndD 1 e $h 500 (JU I Well slon , MI SS Mar)OTie Lou Jane Lucas down Wmfleld 3 30 meet Thursday, Jan. 6, at 7 30 son, !Jexle< ,.,,, nul 1nn >h lim s<· l fuu r Mllllll.t~PO!lT - t.u s to r v Pomeroy, Ohio Cappallar1, Los Angeles, Calif p m A ,J Patten dowo Wm-[ P m. at the home of Mrs. Carl 0 1 ll :w 6q 1 11111ntlts <~l.t 'I Jke o\er pa\·i fr ,un" lt\e 1 oom~. b~th, r"~ l . ___ -~ Births fteld 9 20 pm; ElgerciJff! PT PLEASANT_ The Jan~ Hysell, Rutland. 1 , , enh ol $12.·, p ·r Wi~k or 1.1r g•s heatmg, fronl and (, MC" pi<kup Good t1res, very . Mrs Walter R. Fraley, Well - down WWmfJCid 1010 pm ; tuary grand 1ury of the Mason l The Laurel CUH Better 111 1 1 1 pdv IJdla nu: due $R7 Ca ll .11 11rot:hes, co• ncr I o t go motor. ver l mg c:om:ston, aug1tcr, , 4 p m ues.-,.;mel own Wmf1eld 11 SO p.m. County C1rcmt Court completed ealth club will meet Thursday ,Allj11QU~, l•mn.· un.' , di\llt'!t I' b k od E h I d 1 '3 T "" d 1 1H unsre llaneolls 1 all or wnle I ~ y . ;;,; f>tc $5 000 00 p\ete Heady to work G A day, Mrs Bernard E Boggs 1ls dulles Tuesday \ afternoon at 7 30 p m at the home Gl 14 26 Mrs ~ow;.rd Cecil 300 W I SYRe\CLSE- Jlh story fr;tme , Dee m, Racme, OhiO Rt 1, H1dwell daughtr.r , 5 57 Gobb le, Lowell F Harr1son, and W'".ts excused subjecl to Mrs. Lou Dtehl. MalD St . Pomeroy 1 4 3tc p. m Tuesday , Mrs. Paul Me· Gerald F Htggmbotham, Jr, call until Morch 4. 40 ft \\000 extension l·add£'r. s1x rooms 1:1 twd1oorn ~1 bath IJ 29 tiel :ijl~~~; old 12a :<lew Jl ,,vr n.l base men t, gas rurn ace heal DOD<.iE: hardtop, good Kmney, % N01l Ave, son, 6 12 Mrs Jemes E Karr, Grorge W. The 1urv returned two miS· <named in a joint indJclmeal 1959 Livestock 1Kuhn Morrts R Martin Mrs demeanor Indictments agamst along with Chnstme Bowlmg, 12 J! 3_1.p mg garage· (Orner lui 100 x runrung condition Ph CheslcT P m. Tuesday 1 _ __ ~ 1 t:HACE: }OUIS~-"If for e thull 100 Locoted on Rnute 124 91\J ZlhO Jto Dlschar~ed R~dy, Mrs Clyd-'! D three persons Tuesday Pearhe chargmg unlawful co-habitation. 1 Oons 1 4 FOUR..liEREFOI {() ij',\~ lo\1, tiH:' flr s1 lime \ OU use Hlue $;)50000 --·-I Mrs PauiCrabtree,Mrs Hal-Russell Carl B. RRutherford 1Rumon Leon was indicted ror The persons indicted by the hetfers, one oull 1 11r l\1·~-' Lu~tJt' 1~1''1 1 t·lertnc sham- ALBF.RT M. COX, BROKER 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent dor W Alhert, Mrs Joe D Earl E Shaver, Mrs. W Ro 11he m1~dem~nor ot unlawfully January grand jury are Bcl\e~ baugh's, Chesler, Uh11 1-'ilwe pooe r $1 1-ulkf•r Furmture,l WY 2-3830 WY 2.3636 condJtJon. WY 2-3951 ICall, Gregory A. Davis, Mrs bert Tobert William Shato strlke, beat and wound a nme t.\led to appear m Circuit Court 180-319>. 1• Jl lip ~liddleport, Ohio. 1-:Hit<:l U 31 ltc U 23 tfa Douala J. Eanes, William D Mrs. Edward Meyen. _ _ year old chlld. RUDioJI waa a11o Thursdey mornin& 8:30 1. m. LU'·T ' rece~ved Cald~ I Ple~s court by 'he State agab&t I AflaiTs, has been eleeled JIS NOW YOU KNOW . wrong med1cme," ene adv1sed could report "no movement" in t Clair Might, G;l'Jcl't L chairman, thus swappmg pubhc The liquid rock fOUDd ia · "oJ. d ;~restedh on lJve te1evJ~Ion ff'r "Why isn't he in the pri3Cners' 1 the last 24 hours I staff and Chari ~;; M. W:thc:e offices With Mayor C 0. Fish· canoes Is about 451 Umn II e ymg t e mJunchon, Qllrli ward?" cmother demanded In other court actlvtty, C~rol~n \ er Smith who rettred as may- vls{'ous as castor oU went to Jail defiant!~ '·to rot" "I do not WISh to convey a Clonch, a m1nor, has flied a I ' • Tuesday and came out two The stram of the stnke 1false impression of optlmtsm," divorce pet1!10n agamst Ell 1s hours later, white-faced, uncon- showed on the faces o_f the I he sard grimly "The siluation Sanford Clonlh, and r J Arnll!ll!!llli!ll'll. sc1ous , on a stretcher, the cJiizen . ry Th ey were tIre d of remams very, very serious. I old, Columbtts. 1s secl\U'8 a $1.· victim of a possible heart Improvising,. !Ired of walkmg, can't report any movement on 116.25 Judgment from Cecil attack He remained 111 He\. hred of wa1tmg The glamor the money question." Dillon Jr and Floss1e D1flon 1evue HO'.ipJtal today, alternat was gon e from th e lh mg. H bed Rt l, Reedsville on an aUeg-• mg between consciOusness and Old women, trudgmg the e sc uled 8 ~eling Wtth ed nate. ' unconsciOUsness, fed mlrave· grand avenues wearily, stopped the umon delegatiOn for 9·30 neously. now and then for a breather 8 am EST m Regards hand to chest or head ' Mayor John V Lindsey urged SERIOUSLY ILL 3 S1xty of his fellow New The Commerce and Industry speedup of negotiations and Lee Johnson of Racine, R D , Yorkers telephoned the ho;pJta l ASSOCJatJOn of New York agam called on those who cuuld who was taken by Ewmg amto w1sh h1m 111. "Give him the estimated busmess losses due not walk to work to stay home bulance to Holzer hospital Sun. to the strike, now in Its fifth But another heavy crush of day is suffermg from .a coron- 1 day, at more than $100 million traffiC-worse than Tues~ ary attack, and 1s reported in a day . Much of this was day's, the worst m history-was serious conditiOn He 15 m room : 238 unrecoverable Seventh Avenue expeded which clothes Amer1ca's worn~~~-=-=========;.;_=._=======--, G.-ind· r - · --- 'The matn reason for the increase m money paid uut ," he coveri~g doclors' bills and otbcontmued, ' was the 7 per cent or medlclll expenses, is volunmcrease m benefits enacted m tary and will cost tbe parttciJul} but retroactl~e to Janu pant $3 a month twith the ary 1965 " In September' che~ks .Fec.kral gonrnment contribut· covermg lhe reatroatUve pay- mg a matching amount). Those ments and amounting to $a3.~ who. want this losurance have million nationally were sent I to sign up for it. out to the more than 20 mtl· And, Lorent emphasized, peu. l'on people then on lhe soc ial pie who are al~eady at !Past 65 st:cunty rolls. have anlv until March 31st to s1g n up , 1f th eir coverage IS (() The Social Secunty Amend - hegm on July Is! The Soc13l ment• of 1965 also m•de 51 lliiO Secunty D1stnct Off1ce at 331 persons in Oh10 newly elig1ble 4th Slreet tn Marietta is epen for monthly benefits and added 8 45 a,m - 4 45 p m , Mondav far pt"Ople 65 or over wh1('h w1ll fnday , and 9 am. t2noon on go 10to effect begmnmg next Ju- Saturday Phone 313·5007. ly I UPI Briefs Loren! sa1d that the hea llh 1 Insurance program - known 'iS Medicare - is avava1lable lo !Continued from P"ge 1) nearly all people 65 or o"er m Oh1o. The bas1c hospital msur- of College Teachers failed 1o John's ance part, he contmued. 1s aulo- dJsrupt classes A Sl spokesman sa1 d all but 44 of 65! matlc for every one of these faculty members were workmg people, whether or no! they are el1g1b le for regular SO<'Ial secur· A umon spokesman, however, said some 200 mstruclors were ily benefits absent from the lwo campusf'S The medical Insurance part, m Jama1la, Queens, and Brook lyn. ~~~;:ai: ma~~e,tn~m!:~~ t:~:- We 'U prepare your ready mixed con· ' crete order to your specifications, and deliver It anywhere 1n town, all ready to pour. CaU 0 today . . our servtce IS prompt and our pnces are the lowest poSSible! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone Court St., Pomeroy WY 2-3284 Page Street Middleport '~;-;::::======~ I PRICES EFfECTIVE THURS - F'RI -SAT JANLARY 6- 7- 8 PmC€Ih cla1med Ole AUten 1 County <.-ommJssloner.s erred m authonzmg the cGunty engmeer I to award the c-ontract by · force I' account" because of a lack of competJtl\'e b1ddmg, smce 1 fo rce account" contracts requH e the county to use Its own 1 J;;~bo1 and materials. TUPPERS .'LAINS ROUND i STEAK RUTLAND, OHIO (Kenneth Davis) Accident Reported Tut"Sdav 2-Vehide FRESH PT PLEASANT - Th; Slier· iff's department investigated a t7to vehicle ace~dent Tuesday a e~noon on .ferry's Run Road resu lmg m $200 property damage, but no personal IDJUry I Th h e m1s ap occurred when a , car dnven by Flemmg Craw· 1 ford , 76 Apple Grove was backmg out of the driveway and stalled on the road and an oncommg truck dnven by Chr1s- l lie FiSher 49 Apple Grove !-ltruck the stalled car. Neithe; dnver was Cited. /ee I NOTICE eMASON Weavor'a Barber Shop LAUNDRY DETERGENT IDe OFF clb GIANT SIZE e TUPPERS PLAINS Chari.. D. Carr Barber Shop STORE SPECIAlS CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE s 0 up BONUS BUY GOOD COLONIAL SUGAR -- LEAN STEWING BEEF ILB. BAG clb eMIXED eNORTHERN 300 10 SIZE CANS CANS CASH SAVER DOG FOOD 25 LB. BAG $1.89 FOODLAND SHORTENING 3 LB. 69c GOLDEN-- RIPE BANANAS 3 .00 JSc No.1 ----~I---- BUSH BEANS eKIDNEY 2 CAN BONUS BUY c LBS. FOODLAND EVAPORATED --~~-­ FAIRMONT MILK 3 COUNTRYSIDE REAL ICE CREAM ePOMEROY Kerr's Barber Shop -·~~-- GROUND ORANGE JUICE 6 ~A~zs $1e00 BEEF TIDE s:r Ewmg chapel with burial Jn the I,Loc=iiiiai=Seiiiiboo~liiiiDis~;;,tr~lct~m~Gu;,:;;;er~n-~o~th~e~r~t~ea~c~h~er~.====="ill Beech Grove cemetery beside ll his late wife, Charlotte Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Flora Brookover, Sandridge, W. Va.: two brothers, Clarence ~anton, and Jessie, Aluon; lou; The following Sarber Shops are now mem· SISters, Cora CollutS, Lockney, bers of Tri-County Local 400 International W.Va.: Blanche Carpen~. Sandridge, W. Va : Bertha Hosey, Barbers Union: Morganlllwn, W. Va ., and Ruby Norrla, Akron Friends may e GIILL!POLIS calla It ho funeralh orne anyI( I.. ling Barber Shop lime. LH's Barber Shop Waugh Barber Shop Conloy and CremHns Barber Shop WEATHER Glauburn'a Barber Shop · Cloudy, warmer lonigbl, Hght Beaver's Barber Shop raiD 1011tb, low 33-U. Showers, Nul's Barber Shop Hille lemperature ebage ThunDick's Barber Shop day, e POINT PLEASANT LOCAL TEMPS Buck and John Berber Shop Temperature in Pomeroy's Hall's Berber Shop business district at II· II a. m. eGALLIPOLIS FERRY today was 36 degreea uuder Bill's Barber Shop cloudy tkles. LEAN SEALED SWEET I happentqJ" 1 I' Phillips Sisters Style Shop The high court tossed out two Talks Stymied contral:ts, totalmg $60,556. Negotiations were frozen awarded to the Ohio Bndge Mediator Sylvester GarrE:tt Corp. for const.:uctton of a l.Jndgt on County hoad 5 over Federal Creek and repa1rs of another on Frost Road over the Hockmg R1~e1. The court upheld a common pleas court InJunction haltmg wo1 k under ti re eontre~ct based 011 a da1m by G~:~bnel F. Pm cell1 of Chauncey. I w1·nter Hats & Purses Ii CHARLICSTON. W. VA. _ (Contmued from P"ge 1) West V1rg1ma 's three horse • I race tracks dum d $7 4 JnJI diplomalie channels . pe 1on m tax money mto the st<.~ j e 11 ----t $ _WASHINGTON IU~J) - Sen t:~as~:tdsu~n ~~mi~On over Richard B Russell D-Ga chair- Rra: ' e State man of the powerful SenAte day cmg CommiSSIOn said MonArmed Serv1ces Committee Th . sa1d today the U S "pause': b : commiSSIOn said state in bombmg Communist North ers also shared $54,727 V1et Nam has already ru nt 90 ,;~~ unrecdehemled tickets The long ' s ar es Town, Shen"I thl k k ' andoah and Waterford Park _ ~ a wee .was long [ met for 476 days drt'w 1 919 enough, the Georg1a Democrat, 483 persons and had a 'tot~! Pleasant Valley Hospital SRid m an lnteTVJew. "I would- I handle of $128 052 398 Admitted - Mrs. Herbert I n't want to be the next Navall ' • · Myers, Glllhpohs Ferry. p1lol to fly aver one of those WASffiNGTON _ T Hischarged - Mrs Charles SAM Sites" I l f the HE . EF- Paxton and son, Gallipolis, ec o Johnson admm1stl a- Oh10 Debra Kay Wilham hon's attack on struclural steel PI Ple-asant, John DeVault p~~ TOKYO (UP!) - Ccmmumst pnce hikes was begmnmg to no I Pleasant 1 Chma today described slates- feIt around Ihe nalion today, B~rtb - (F~rsl of 1966) Mr ' men who praised Pres1de11t but there was no s1gn of any Ctnd Mrs. Eugene Pearson Pt Johnson's VIet Nam peace of. s1gmf1cant pnce rollback. Pleasant, 3 sou, ' fensJVe as a "swarm of errand In 8,'1egrams to state h.igh boys a?~ brokers, mo~sters and way departments througirout sey County, State Auditor Ro freaks .. The North VIetnamese the country earlier lh1s week er Cloud scud g commumsts also dism1saed U Federal H1ghway Admm1strat 01 The fmdmgs ba ed S efforts te restore peace to Rex. M. Whitton warned that aud1t of fman~Ial ~per:~1009 Viet N.am ae "a mere repeti~ contracts for fede1·al ~ state the dJstr1ct from April 1 1962 tion of old themes" projects cannot be honor.<~ w1th through July 14 1965, made the steel comparues whJCh have fmdmgs against Mrs. Johnn1 SET SERVICES ra1sed their pr1ces. Shaver, a former clerk 01 the Funeral services for Lester school board: her bonding comBrook?ver, 62, Laurel CUff, COL~fMBUS -A STATE EX- pany, Ohio Casually Co . hor who dJed Tuesday at 4 p m. at ammer_' report Issued today hu sband, Charles Shav:r, , the St. Joseph hospital, will be made fmdmgs of $2! ,000 agamsl teacher , o. H Winland, school held Thursday at 2 p m. at the four offiCials of the RoUing Hills prmc1pa/ and Joan S!.evens, an· WASHINGTON (UPI) House Republicans have hired fonner Washington newsman Robert T, Hartmann II help "lurn liie Jlahts back on so the pubUc can see what It reaUy ON ALL • • The court ~ loo held cerhflcates I of avallabJ!Jty of funds must be attached to contracts, another poml m Pmcelli s suJI. Giant Crane ---GOP HIRES NEWSMAN s p Ec 1A L men, worned, about getung Easter fashions to the natwn's stores on lime. .F'rom now on. announced Ralph Gross, executive v1ce pres1dent of the .association only a few busmesses w1 continue to pay employes who stayed home. Many firms had refused to pay absentees at all. The cut-off ol pay threatened to COLUMBUS iUPI) - Th• Oh1o Supreme Court ruled today thatt wo contracts for bndge constructiOn and repair in At~­ ens County w'ere mvahd becauSt they were not the result of com~ petJtive b1dding in Marietta. In M~1gs county, nearly 3600 persons got over $2.300,000. Nationwide, by the end or the year, 20 8 million persons were rece1ving $1 5 billion monthly m case soc1al secunty 1 i · Contracts for Athens Bridges Ruled Invalid $82.- .' ¥1LHUOI'IIo\i i'!Lia:U UailJ :senuuol, Pomoroy·M.iddletJ<>~t. 0 ., Jan. I, 111611-1 Petitions for app: opr1alfon of ea"':menh for ughway pu1 SWAP JOBS 1 or at the eild of 1965, replaetl poses m Me1 ~s co 1n1y tave Lee Smith, new member ol 1C 0. Fisher as board chaint)la. been flied m the Common the Middleport Board of Public 1 772,000 in monthly social secunty benefits in 1965, accord· mg to Robert G Lorent, social secunty d1stnct manager Hysells Visit in Nation's Capital ~ l gal. carton U.S. NO. 1 INDIANA POTATOES 20ib. bag �,. I Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board -----·- 2 SIGNS WANT AD IN fORMA liON Clfll UJ.AIII IN.Iilob ~o>fn~r ._A,.. ' ... t)llrl., t,., , ..., ,,u~ llltt"ll:t 'lllt N ~ fVlll M rm II!< ... pt~ \ll'ltl ~(lit A.. ,.. Pu"'l'"•llor> o.~ 1 ne !Mi l• l'"U" fll 10 P~l\1 e1 ~~t>~ IIII Jt ~ear End M """'""" HP"r'P.~ lt•h"' more lUI• •W ~llou t rl '"'!"" <)nP l'he ~~~h!'If> olnte !<>• ""'nrrecl II.AIMi fOJ • Wa r> ' Cent• per lolln l m1rm P•• IJt 1:e<>•• It'' ""'~ All' wnrd nt~•rtlul'l ~rrt~ tnr and b1 akPs, automallc, full equ1pmcnt I }'u11e1 slf'enng, aulomatu.:, radio. All the works PerJed y, End 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. _ _ $1~ L•JUillv uwnL'l uu ' 1 :s(.lccd bvx, 110 eogin_ e ~,_)9tS ~of ex.I .j tJ a~ Y1 J~ud I I 1 I I h,...e """ o... ru..... I and v.alnut I ~--wHhll' ·····-···to "..,. r H Aolll"ll. !': 6 ua.d UAti.J~ : . O E P N EVES. 9:00 P.M. Pomeroy, are announcing the 5 b~~ 59( Box 668-H Pomeroy, 0. ] F'OR S<\Lr' 6r0om-hous~ w1tl1 b.tth hill ba ~w m ent, 894 Py· :;ell Sl Middleport PholtE" Pt Plt2i.IS<mt 6!15 2U07. 11 11 tfc COFFEE ~~~~EEL_L lb.79c :ro " I POMEROY. OHIO a.tu nla• rr 1·:, ,_,.,..,...,-----...,,.,-....,===-o-:· ...,..,,...--,,..,....,-' CRACKERS _zes_rA_ _ boxlb. 33 C usu•, '"'" • ''" ror Rent FOR SALE PHONE•W~ 2. '1\lflEE Rllll\1 ru •n>'lwd ap,l- 1FIHE \IOOD and cow n~.mn,-c I'AII\1 ,,, S.II C Phone SH 12156 CHOC. MILK~~=~ 2 qls.49c 1101 \1 dht•r SIH ma ll Hoberts \\ ' M7ti 5275 1-3 4Roll37 Ht'asmwbh tt'nl ( 111 \\ V 2 1."! hlp - --TISSUE MIN 20~~ ~nd arter ~ ~Business Services TOILET m Phone \\1 ) r·o11 ~ U~F'D work pmts , sh1rt:::, JfHk ____ Notice • ' ',, . . , Pb and siloes Ca1\ Cheva- \I, CU!\UI Il UN INC He'r1ge1 I ol 49C 1 u ' 1' ~ AP MILK ~~~:A· 4 luns or.u rwrs m (I ller Lon g Bottom, OhiO .l tlllll servtre 1'::v '~ ' s ne f rl~ 5tl(', 75c, ..r11 ~~ ::.1/t'\ Ue TR\ll F:R LnT H111land f1vt' U-11 -25tp 1 New Haven, Phone 1 ql. 16c Juxt: p 1 Sl oil l 1•1, . . l>•1 1111lt" ltmn Po n\t'1CI\ Pl11me ) , d D I, TU l-3537 4 6 Lie 1 MAGIC BLEACH R-'1 ~llliLikllurt BIll SH 2:J61J 12 23 liOic , AFPI F~SSta} rt>dnh\0. .m ye l\nw e IC· p co:-~ c.lt rv ,_.1. 69 JUI c 1 - lo!;t and Found 11'\\'U bedtuom llousell<lllcr :111 Gnm~ Cokhn til' Phone and MILK ul1l1t te\ h11 rn sl1( d { ~11 WY 2. dJIIV and Sunrlr~v Wt \l's :l728t 1:!. IS JOtc CARP Ot _ tmum "" .,. •· ••'" ""' l:acD •dcilt.ton•l wonr h on lt II !{OURS M 11 11 J1 ,.. 1 (WI P 1 4. 'Cl ~ MJ r.~~.s" TO r'l AI t 11.. u..u, I:.I OCI aooa "'-~ ~ A _ __ 1 1 t' n ent I\ ! I I t[c CHAR· 2~ H1 )kllll j I l' ' I? I d.t\ I 5 \) •JI' -- pkg. -- . .. I uo ( u I eratmn, ;a;, - lL "" ' 1 - 1 Wmt•:--, 1 Ll( ,1 \T htwhng I \1ehos Op\\Y 2·7'i'8fi wus engagement and approachina marriage of their daughter, Al· ice Jean casto, to Tilford M. ll<Jwling, son of Mr. and Mr!l. Lee C. Eversole H<lmllton. Miss Casto " a graduate of Pomeroy H1gh sehool and Columbus Business University. She is presently workmg for the Franklm County Welfare Department m Columbus Mr. Bowlmg attended Taft High school m Hamilton and is presently serving m the U S. SUGAR Au condltJOned dtld WI itl (,I .~, ,\ ,, ,lh / Mr Bnd Mrs. Nathan Blggl, Bachner's Super Market PRICE REDUCED Write: c-o The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Motor Co aa~ ptt tl bTl! Large patiO and double carpurt On lot 200 1 390' May be seeD by appOintment only I I • ~ IJp.autHul to p of Wl.iiH h:tclllg ~1 111e Highw aY Gar~~~~• ufl Route 7 with guod ro.ad tv ll\.11111 I highwaY ~ ullt bt'druums II\ 11 ~ 1 dmmg family kHch"n ~k ] bsl play mo1d s, uUITh' am1 shop 1 hrr.e baths. tl nlc Ulf' a nd wall to \\all carpel on floors About two thirds u1 1 house Is paneled ln mahujlam I 11 an• "'"" "" II(. cl!" 1-" woro llltltl loCi!TJun on 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door _ _ $1999 r1gb• I <IP"'IIC1 ' "'"'<'1(\! Ah' l'll "N1..1; 00' np •e•P"' 11111 I n,. , ~••• ,~.,, ' "• , .. ,..u, Mode rn Ran ch Slyle 1964 Old5 88-4 Door _ _ _ _ $2149 t\WUI.AlJUf'jt- to " QUAliTY f' 111 n., .-ur.uo.-•lln•• e(m\4\u Oll•~h"• <tfl' • til lftl ~-- HOUSE FOR. SALE - Pomerov Motor Co. Wedding Plans Are Announced By Alice Casto a- Dally Senlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 5, 1966 Rea~ ~state For S'a le BETTY LUU GILMORE Mr. Kelly Gilmore, Middleport announces the engllrie~ meot and approaching mar~ rlage of his daughter, Belly Lou. to Mr. Jerry Yeauger son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Yeauger, Cheshire. Miss Gd· moro IS a graduate til Midd port High school. Mr. Yeauger attended Middleport H'•b '& school and Is presenUy employed by the Caca Cola Botthug , Co., d In haMiddleport. No dll e 01le ate s been set lor tbe weddin g. Air Force, Lockbourne Force Base. A 1r The open church wedding will be February 13 2 30 p. m. at the B1 adbury Church of Christ. 11,..<:11111~ .11d ~ !11'1 ol ~<1\ ],ll s H1111 DAR's Service CLEARANCE To Nation will Be Reviewed n - Mr. and Mrs Norman HyseII of Bashan s ent the Chr'18 t b1 . P mas o 1day w1lh thm son and lamIly, Mr and Mrs. Norman E Hysell and sons in Balti · Md more, Wh1e I there theya II went to WashJ gto D C h th n n, . ' w ere ey loured the Capital, While Houso Washmgton Monument Lln· coin Memonal and went to Ar· lmgton Natrona! Cemeterv fl" Sltefl'ff'S 1965 Report RADIATOR SERVICE j Is Issued t BLAETTNAR'S River News :==========::: Pomeroy landmark 1 \J I CARRIER Hospital t"ieWS NEEDED 1 I f. ~ Jl~(' "~o"~ ~.~ ~ 1 0 111 sr~l(' 1~ 1 s~t~1v ~l 1~ me ~~'"n ~r~~~~r-g hou~~n~~~A~;··~;. ~ , " ~· ",~·~:;:; ~:t• SOCIAL CALENDAR <~me I 'I ~arrants ~ ll~n cn , ba~e ~ ~~s ~esponse · G /tl /f'l /%. 1 I ~e d~;nateur Gardene~ er~ ;~geM ~~tg 2·36~ BlaetfnarS M" d emeanors Charged to Th I I ". - ,. . _. ·- -.. ree persons Metropolis, uill too, Flattened NEW YORK (UP!) - Mike Qu11l was hospitalized, negotla~ ltons were frustrated. liJsses were mounting beyond calcula~ tl d on an thJE Crippled City was desperately weary today of 1ts d subway-bus str1ke ihat slill seeme endless The power plays CU'ltinucd The wa t Transit Authont.v 1 TA.) s 0 go m10 court agum, th1s time seekmg heavy daJ[v tines City against !he slrikin~ T•ansporl Workers Umon (Tm.; t ignarrng an antl-strlkf' HIJ•J~:~ tion The TA hoped to suet ZI' the umon mto settling The court heartng was ~ schedu led for 2 p.m. EST But the union vowed it would lowt>r 11.5 demands by not • one ce nt " now that Qutll, Its president, was m a city hospital - the pnsaner of his adopted - -- - - - - Benefits Coming To Meigs' Elderly Top $2,300,000 There were 1,069,000 people m Oh10 who h 1111 1'' J\16, \\\ 2·2\ Btl or Y..Y 21f)Ofl UJCh<ud, \\dkes;. dk Ol11o ,-----------\1 1 11 1 1~ Hi Ul t 12 R llltp Everyday Specials INVENTORY Mrs. Tewksbury is 1· 111 d etl lt.:l!:~ an...; 11111 • ., , rur 11e- I al 1 plto.tst> ! Jll \\ ! ! q·,l eU and tmfurmsbed apart IV.. EI .L kept r Jrrwls shuw tlw Mane's Style Post Delegate to Synod where they watched changes o"f mf'nts WY 2-,li.43A 12 fl tff Jl!:-; ults o! 1egtl l<1 1 Hue I -.;. H~ircuts S125 1 4 ~tp Mrs E 0 Te.,.,ksbary was !he guard at the Tomb of the tl t' spot ( 1011\lllg nl HI eke Shampoo & Sets $1.50 USED APPLIANCES 4 !\00~1 fllllllsl1l'd .lp.ll lm <' nt 1 1 !I 1, 1 30 day color nnse, elected deleg<~te and M r s Unknown Soldi er, and v1s1ted 1 For Sale or Rent ,, ,, '1' Af II\ S MlllliOOl I II r. 11'-i $3 50 - I fur ri'nl PI mnf' \\ Y '"'"' o Shampoo & set Ge01 ge Anderson, her alternate John F. Kennedy'i grave. Our loss is your gain, "·\ , IIlli q· ~,~. 11 11 b. tth It,1 :~• p m PI wn{, 1,,~ 1. 23;,. 71, 11 \\Hatdll., ltt' (omp<llly, :\1dStllt $1 50 up V . \! P~nmanents Ro() to the Synod meeting at Woos1 1 11 first come, first served. Phone\\\'! 170~ !2 :JI hll Hill\ II·) cmd Ht•t>d Hc~ldWdte l '1 ' ' \VP ~f'il and ServiLtl All at " you pickup'' pri· PT PLEASANT _ "The ler College m June by the Ses-d 11 l~ fc ' I JHI.\\OO!r tHl\ IPngllt );\0 \\ 1cs .111rl Wtglcts Ooors We \rove o~ed" Will i Slon of the Mtdd lcporl Firs\ UmtDAUGHTER BORN 1 ces. , ... I d p b Mr and Mrs Jack Weese of Employment Wante : I'KAIL~H - LOTS - - --I' P'' k up load tall ur " " '" _ _ - rree w Marie's Style Post be the subted of a talk to be I ed res ylenan Church Mon· P.uma Heights are announcing Used Refrigerators LADY \\\\Is \\OIU\ r\ 1)I 1 I ag~ an d uuler Browfl . ir a· lt II t (Ohw lendo~k1\nSktdrllOI t', Sh !dl' r., 1'4 Ph. WY 2 5211 "I\ien bv Mr s Hersel A Benday evemng. 1 ·)ti( ...... 4. , the birth of a 7 lb 15 oz daugh6_3417 . Several ,hould sell for Syracuse. Oh1o erson, State H1stonan of the Plans also were made for ter, Susan, at a Berea hospital, ~ ~· nt Pd 111 tr• .. !.lliiJIII \l o ll.. er Pall{ (Sfi.lle Approved! I $50 _ _ now only $20 WY 2 ~410 1i " M~nersv11le, Olllo, rnone W' . Bl 1 D< . ~.r PHl( Fn fLHmture 111 · , . . - - - - - - - - - - • For fast cleanup. Hot- 1\\est V1rgm1a Orgamzatwn, th e annual congregational meet- --, ., ,, 2J3:.!4 1 15 de l n.Jl th11d floor budgtt ~~~· ~P KA!lL GBtJE:SEH, Plurntun•• 1 Daughters of the Arnencan Rev· mg Wednesday, Jan 19 when on Tuesday, January 4. Grand1 11 \11ne1 sv1I\e point, Crosley, Frigi~ " kt"l ! u1n 11u1e, J\'1 1ddl epor.t t~ n rl HPPimg, WILL I'""· l»i ·"1 1olutton, to Colon'!l Charles Lew- new Sunday school and church parents are Mr and Mrs. Ca1l 1 rwrson l ilt HI \\ill •1' 4 !,IJll\~ unfu1nhlwd iip.llt ()illll 11 12 lie Onm I< nd ;our sewer lrou h daire, G1bson and Serve! 1s Chapter NSDAH when 1t officer~ w11i be elected Mrs J Weese, Syracuse and Mr. and liull~i'\\11 f... \\\ ! l41l!l 1 n1" 1t ( ~1a1ll's I )OilS, ~1d s on, _ 1 1 1 c~ \\•' l1111e <~1 1 s1zes ~ev.rr GE Uprighl Freezer · 11 meets at the Appalachian Aud- 1E. Harley, Mrs Anderson, Mrs Mrs Carl Weekley. East Llv 1 4 ll\1 \'1 \ " ~i :lull 11 llllt' HA 1S lll Hl' P mur tit'( flft:\t·r Should ba $150 erpool Mr and Mrs Berf Ar 1hur Le WIS and Mrs. Tewks~ - - -----I Cct 'St.u '' ~b\ 1 sbHh [J ,rl mul' tnrs 1\easonable rates 1tonum at 2 p m F'n day. Closeoul $100 I 1 1 ~~~ >IJI- H~ unfurnl ' 1rt>d .l rnom s v..Jr t' su~.~~ Hun \Ill,1 I) I( k c.1ll \\ \' 2 2J 7-1, d"' or mght Th1s w11l be the D1arnond Ju- bary were (!Jetted delegates and Weese of Syrarusll ttre great Help Wante d Philco Ched Freezer 1 _ __ I and h<~!h l·urn1sh utll l\ll'" t''ls Hcud\\urt', \li\Oil 9 15 tfc bilee rnePimg of the chapter alternates to the Jan 10 dts- 1grandparents. Should be $100 YOlJ\Jt \ll \ tH t • 1 1 nt ll , (t~;th Hulld lng ll lit lft' 1 J~fl Wtp HEA I'Ji\1 ; PI UMBII\G RUJ<tl ----Closeoul $75 and IS held m observance of l tn ct meetmg The Re" Howard llo;..ul korllP. lJ<tS Arno ld Bro 1 DINNER GIVEN 30 cu. It Uprighl Freezer the Na lwn• l SoCiety's 75 year> Ruppel\, who preSided over the l sm~lt' •n·l I••• lol \l. t\ l l th4'1 lu11 111 n ll gts !. h•d••I 1 1 11J ' sKwiMJ-rr~wiJtnCs~ repair ser thers hl 8 b. Mam Street of se r v1~e to the nat1 on 1 meetmg, announced the annual Mrs SusJe Fischer entertainTr'< d'- .tllrl ri·l ul ll ll, t •• ~ l'uh h\ 111 ..,t· He.HII Iflll Bir t h ~ ~H· , wt l 1/lCe all rnal<es W\' 2-UH4 : Should be $175 Ponwroy 9 22 lfc ! Mrs Cllarles Proffitt v1 ce re week of prayer serv1 ces at the ed w1th a dmner Sunday, at her Closeout $50 l! ,her •unl ti l \\t il l 1••1 ~· 1 1 l.liJIIIlh l'l ,o llt' \\' ljU ,. I fhe,f<~brl( Shop, Pomerov l 1 gent, Will pres1de m the absence Chmch of Chmt m January. home, Mormng Star. Guests 1 21 cu. ft. Coldspol ttnn.d , Pi ll 1111 I \• t'lll'lll l 4 tic I 1\uthrotz~d Smger Sa es ,mu> of the regent Mrs Eldnd~':' were M1 & Mrs Gerald :VhchChest Free-rer e:11 n,'!fl' 11111• rlrllrt•dtl ll · s. e r~ICC 2~tiC EXPERIENCED 11 1:'-;\',H!'!l ~ 11111 nl~ ,urJ J \ 1,\ t ~II Should be $125 Sauer w11l serve as chairman ael and Brenda Gary Carol dr,mn• ~ 11 1•\l lll -l''d I h.J h ,tp.trtllllllt 111 Pomero\ WI!~ v.o·n ,1\t' l 1 sltt ~' ., l \ 11 Closeoul $75 of the hoslm """""'ttee She Roger, DenniS ~nd D~bbie and l'lllll ' IISPe an• 111111 II . •' \ll ''loitl >.,j 111 rn rkr \\\ 2 t415 ll II tt1 l ~ Pfllli tank Gll Klrtn!.ul , w1ll be ~lSSISted by Mrs. Mar· Mrs. Hazel Michael of s •racus Easy Elec. Dryer, 1an S~~ 1e M1 s C..lr I G. Gerd> e. (\l ,tmr \l,l t•l '• llfl l \ ; p 11 1 to ll 1 \!\l'-;ll~llJIHdto1Jillli i t hel All Septtl 'ltrd. 4 yr. old 9 p m Ti lt·\\} \\•tllw ~dn,l iiiHlitdl ·dt> IH(tlp:.!Pl', 11dl l .. •nt.lm.Jrk ~o~rrn Bllll'Jil Should be $125 ner, MISS Blanche Armstrong, 1 VISIT IN POMEROY Closeout $50 ' Mrs Elmer Lowry Mrs. 0 H. Thut {1':1 1 , 1111 l iid.l, \u l:llt11t·tnlll ,\>r- \\l ~!2 hl PomtttJ) lllh-ll l t From 111e lar).! r~ l truck or Mt. and Mrs. Ray Lohn, Sr., Kelvinator Range, gooj _, t Ca1der ~rs John Kauff Mrs phonl:' .!II \ 4 4tn l:l q Ill' - - - -lnsura---;;;-- -hull dwt 1 tndt31nr to the T c Caudill and Mrs Charles of Weslmllle and Mr. and Should be $100 sm<JIIt'>l hrrtltr eure MAL F 111"11' \\\\lTD 1~111 g UNFl'li\ISIWD 5 rnnms .and Proff1ll 1 Mrs Ray Lohn, Jr and baby Closeoul $50 and Mr. and Mrs Roge< Lohn el l~ol\ ~, ,,{jl ~t\1 111.1 lH'Pcr; Utili d(oW!l"!.liiS ,Jp.lllllltll! 'HPTO Cor\ mg Servlce Cop Kelvinator Range PT PLEASANT - M as o n of Columbus spent the Christsha1 p ;; vl l "~ llt' \111111~ m~-"' 1 N11 t' Joe ,1 1turl 1n !\l tdill t·~·· t IP.'l marie of leg Lll p1.1 pers Should be $75 Pomeroy WY 2 2143 1 ,•!. \\1 ~~~l~ I~ 1 tic Couoly Sheriff George E JohnJ mas holidays With their mother birth re( •Jrrto:. ;1tlll alm•J::i l an} bl:'l',\ltll ·l "t -; ul 17 111d \11 Closeout $25 I son has released the repod or i r.nd grandmother, Mrs. Otto fu1 ro11111' r •tid k1\1 tm \\ot k 1\10 'lln l\ 1.11 Sf'ACFS Matching Unico other dorumf'nts lleuter Insurance, Poml'roy 1 Gauge readmgs: Gallipolis actiVIties of h1s department for Lohn m Pomeroy. N1ghl 1.11 d d t\ po ol!l lllb nnl m 1tw \1lla:~e o! \l•ddlt> Washer & Drver Phone Today For 9 4 tJj 8\Jt l,lhlf' I II li •1' Jldll ttlllt' !Jill I ( ,d) \\' 1- n ~h ut \\ y Should be $350 $225 pr. 1 D~m 12 2, 24 3, runmng 55 feet t the vear of 1005 WU I k ]· ! 1 11 Ill tp]lill 11 1111'r' :t .!lH!i •Jt \\ ' l JWII on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Department members are GIVE DINNER A\<'.1'\Jr\ (',\SllAI fl! ln"LII··rtrf' FREE ESTIMATES 1I )II I fc for Ud~ 111• I Ill• ll \I!JI IY In 2211, PI Pleasant 25 57, Hmlon Sherrlf Johnson Ch~el Deputy Mr. and Mrs Dw1ght Parker Mull1•n Insurance Agency rnc \\,q l lilt•ll ,\!)1 pet . . l111 ON ! : . J a c k w Carsey 0 95 fallmg, Karutwha Falls 2- MJIIard Halstead Deputy Don- entertamed With a dmner New Pomero~. Pllone WY 2 llfll , .,, Flll rH HPil\1 turn1:-.lwcl ilf1!1l l..! .J ll 11 ens llho I I t!c eALUMINUM SIDING Man••" , 7 ns mg Charleston 19 09 rrs aid Shaffer, floyd Stom, S E 1Year's day, at theiT home, Plea11 )5 IIC me1.! \\ V 2 31158 For Sale GRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen • STORM DOOR mg, London, Marmet aod Wm- Hllddleston Sr Robert Uhl l sant Ridge Road Present were \'' -'' \II)[Jf'l !2 II l'..sllc• "'" ln'Uial)('e Agenc) lnr, Porn & WINDOWS Ph. WY 22181 field dams were on tre Sills and Bernard Connolly The de- Mr and Mrs Robert Morns Jr eruy Phnne WY 2-JJRI • ROOFING ~~:==:=::~::::=::=:::=::'=! Ohio f\over - New Martms- parl_menl traveled a total of , and R~ek and Paula of Middle-. bHh ~>ollll•ll llII Jlit'l ~1 - - - --J \lit!dl•· 1-'llf)ue)loU\\\l)t•.!rl zz:~9!l _____ 9 1 tfc Exterior Decorators - - - - VIl le up 14 3 am, Acadian up : 7335.) ~~es m Its wor k m lhe toport, Mlss Amanda Parker "''' I 'UIIIMIO~llll ms11rance ~~een Of Ohio 15 355 pm, George G. up 15 countys three cruiSers Minersville, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- -- - 1 5 cance 1ed'? t.osl vour opera WY _ 3 55 am, P~ggy Downey up Offi cers mvesligatcd 155 high- bert Morns, Sr. William Young 1 1 5644 HA.\D I l )Ol.S mens sutt, wo· tor's Ucense? Call WY 2-t~ ~ ..,.,==---M-I_d_dl_•_P•.,ri,.=o,,l --------15 6 30 am ; Harvey Jordon way accidents causmg Bn est1 1and Bill Young of Pomeroy and RUTLAND nldll \ • ,,, t 'hJthe" hampt 'l ll)tl• AlJC'TIONEER - - down 16 5 10 a rn, Western up mated $87, 125 86 1n personal Mr and Mrs. Parker and Myr1 .\. 11 lt~t IHw Nt-w u... t• fu\ ENTERED HOSPITI\L 11 3 25 am; Waune H up t7 t property damage and 86 per- lis Ka11 Complete serviCe 1 hos 3 45 am, St Marys ' ' Apply WY 2-2156 <~ ' 'I• h~ \1J• ~·•tt>l ll ,nlt\ S) - Real Estate For 5a Ie Per~ons entermg lloze1 up 11 sont~.l m]unes 1~sued a total ( r•ll Hr.II4!.,T{t 1I ldlll~~ \\ Y :l5.l!·Hi p1tal dunng the last 24 hoursl3 45a m Rose G up 17 6 4fi of 106 road law Citations . reWrrte. or Contact THE 1 4 :Jtr , . Ll /) { A. LProne llKAUtrOlUl mduried M1ss Ann~:~ M Wome 1 am Nalwnal up 17 6·45 6 m.; I covered f1ve sto len automobiles , "lw• l, '1,1/&Ritl K,tll , Till l is Racme, Oblo duilf, 631 Second A\0, Mrs OVEC up 18 4 am: LuU~e 1 valued at $5,04500 and arres!DAILY SENTINEL 4 John D. All1zer, 20 Vrnlon St, I Herdman up 20 4 25 am; AI ed tv.o persons f01 car theft, 11 1 1111 5 I tic IHU .I\ \11!1\il{~ dtl.' :-il~)[_H) ( , diiJql ~'ll l I l'OMERO y - S1x room frJml ,.-=----""------>I Loretta L Young 200"1 t t ws t·l 1ce up 20 10 05 p rn Vukan and mvest1galed 29 breakmg~ 1 4 1' 1f' 1I J ~wdruorn s, b<lth, full bas..: SEMI 01-\ ST I{AI I. If'l ~ 111110 Mrs Roy L Henry, up 20 6 20 am, Jeffer~on up land t:.mt1!1mg!\ and recovered 1 nut St, 1 1 1 1 Employment Overseas expenenle 1P P 111 JLI 1 111 1 '' :\ 1 \ 1' 1\ 1 1!1\olt> J·q.~ tPI«i menl gas fu 1na(e he<:~ ttng Galllpohs, Mrs Paul Q Me 1 21 6 15 am ludrarct up 22 I $650 worth of pe1sonal proper· ! JAN. I Dl:'l·ess:ll\ ~~~~~ I,Jn tc~ln l• 111 l•r~. 1 n m. 1plt {L!hl nt'l Pnr.ed No doYrn payment to qua]} All tra des truck dr1ver to KJnney, 16 Nell Ave, Donald 4 45 am; Onward down 23 ' 1} wages(l l\t·r -.luHt tt.llntn~ J, li• ~· J I 1111r It'l l Hu11,1nd fled buyer $550000 pro]lct engm t.'ers AfrlC'a • L Plul!lps, B1dwel/, Clarence 320 am, CoLton Queen up 23 1 The department served 742 Th C'"JI i.llld l•Vt'l lilt r11 •d 1nfor l 111 11t lo1t ,. I\11IL• nd Oh1o 1MHlOLi:POHT _ Cmy onr Eururlf' As1a South P.aclf1c W Fulks Watl'rloo Sta r Rl 4 55 u m; Steel Trader down .court l>apers of CIVil and cnm- 10f 11 dub lllJIIUil oi\,IIIIIJit \\li lt' 1 Jt[l st v fl half bi.ith, enpatd tr.JvPI hou smg. food I L<IITY G Duke, IU 1 Northup , Greenup 12 45 a m Miss Sus' mal actwns received 209 m1 s I sd eporl will meet Wed01 5 111 call Nnltl!rl \\ldt '-. tiHI 'It dill AT I,Jnt!c 111 ,;:h Jobs J{,,ynmnd S Hoff man Pt an down Greenup's 20 am ' cellancous rrom t1 1<>1Mne ay, Jan • at the home of \l"tnn 12Jt (ut,\ln 81::\111\ aultomafH "usher for 50 llo,wd100ba1ck porch,00 leve l male. lem·•le ' Larry D p yes Andrew Calhoun up Meldahl 4··, J p courts an d served 156 ' hrs Guy R~Wnolds at 8 P m· 1 $1500 "' ove r 18 (J''L IB 1P Ieas1.1 nt, l'1rs ., lng Dl 0 A• enue lit!'' T1·1 $2:1 .i 115· ACRE x " I kl I r11 1rt 11 \liddltt~>lt\ IJIIPtll~t, 1.retnt FAil\1 - 35 acres Uox 2:.wm. Oakland Park t Ga 11!polls er ry , Hel-b ert Am 130 p m , Z•mmer up Meldahl6 · oft hem app1ehended 33 men~; Th ~ wtll d I be tha plant I ex . Bwlurng l•mllltlrt \! 1 '" Jlp , cllillv.<li'd 10 acre! pas tllre ria JJJll7 11<k, M•son, Mrs. Larry C. W1- 15 p m, Jefrlml down Meldahl tal pat1enls from vanous hos·'1c rl eL:::;en ng Cl 1 1 4 phont j 1'1X' ' .. 1 ll rc tobacro well , ley, New Sh1rLy Ann 1125 pm Alton Zephyr down p1tals and loca l"d seven m1ss-1 e epo rary ub 1 S p m. dr~tl~ \o /l•'rlll);:,~ SI1. 1JFk-\KI·HTH\l K::: Cl.Jt:i 10:'.l HUI't.'JlEHNl1 ant Tutl,er, Rt J, l.eon, W Va, Meld~ll40.am, ·H E BoYil· mg persons, and OOoked 5RI 5wlll meet Wednesday, January 21 eultmg Vnll ouy hides ever~ The Re\. Wilham H. Perrm, es up Me ldahl 3 15 am taUs pll'ast 1 3 Jtc tun l }'. tl<~t lw·d gund tnt~ ft'm• d plentv 0 1 \I<Jier, L Ipersons m the county Jdtl J7 · at the home of Mrs. Rodney ,:1 \l•g•l Le~e ti l de 'il wakl S)stems good !1 room l Mond<~y Phil Meier, Pbone Pomeroy ; Mrs Carl L Hub· ot am Asa down Meldah,l4 ·15 charged With felomes and '544 Downing at 2 pm .~rs. James PuH1t·riJv OhJI), \\ y 2 ~468 house. V>llh bath, basem~nt, WY 2 3510 9 18 Uc bard, Syri.lcuse, Mrs Oliver L. 05 am' Asa down Meldahl 4·15 With misdemeanors Euler Will revtfW Ptllar of Instructions ~ar,,gf• ~ b.trns, otlwr b11 d.l Ccrbi 1 nl 'I Dell M • Dd I Iron" and the annual busl~~n 'w..,~:."',:L ~ ~E ~~.:n. :.u:~. 1 4 3tp mgs PJirrd hr quick sule Auto Sales n, ro on ~~ rs a tfl m , r. eana Bosworth down Sheriff Johnson and h 15 Job' Htl(" ,, ' ' -ZIG Z\li 0\lA I'IC 19 0111 m Rrggle, Jackson, John W Harp- Meldahl 6 25 am Barbara ' staff have Investigated six sur.l oess meetmg Will be held Roll ,, t t \\I'll knmH1 make :sewmg WY JS30 WY 65 Buick - - $2,7 50 i er, McArthur. P. arl E Cash, II Gay down Meldahl 1 15 a rn !Cldes and two accidental deaths Icallk will be anoUter 'I "' I·,,. "I"' I ' ' ' .. r ,. I '· ' E . ,M CO I Rl 2 Chillicothe, Ray V Gallipolis Dam - Queen City m the countu dunng 1965, and boowe'• y the euthor, Taylor \1"1 oil) unn•·~·". ' rltJ I "'''" I mac 111H' r..ttl\t'S ITI<Jnour··rl•" buttonh oh::;, ALB ~RT X, llltoKEit J u· m a tmn un l"' " • 1,. ,~. , .. ,,u" ' 1 L''-' ' ,, hrill>>ll' Jtc LeS~ IJ re was $2 995 4 dr · Brum fle ld • Ashl an d• KY• Mrs down 2 'A10 am, Pennsylvania I ass1sled m the mvestlgahan of 4 1 0 •m·•• serle>. owner p,,wer Alber t J II ess, J ac kson, HO>~ down 'IA am, Bull Frog up 5 45 eight highway falahlles. JAN. ' menh v.r ., , , ; ~"' "~ """ ' ,,~ -' ' ·' S1•rlanI ''''tom One careful 0 u 11 1 1 1 I IJddr an<1 pi " l tn• "'" t;• r pal< IIt's f'll ' a II Wl t nou ".st..:e 11n'g <~uti b1ake.s. Aulo· ~r d E. NJea h us, Ravensw ood am,J S Lewlsdown7a.m, ''~'t' ....1So~OOH\tl11~l•·•""'"n'"wl Evangeline chapter OES, Mi"C 11.. ~t• m:JI J~ Extra n1ce dleport, w11l meet in r~lar P"'l'"'<' · <J <~ lta(hm•nh Full lmla111e Mrs J oseph 0 Elis, 1 Cottage· Mary 8 up 'I 30 am ana" 62 Rambler _ _ $995 vr II e, u." va ; "'I oss Sh"ey River Allen R sesSion Thursday evening, Jan. - -due llfl 1) $51 23 or ~5 per W1 u"' I K ha IS 1 "( ,~slc o · .Just an IVf'd ones, . , I Jro ; s I ern own London 5 20 am., Wanted To Buy nMinl 1 c~ll \\ l l-6'o5:i I J Rt 2 Ch II' theM 11 d 6 at lhe Masonic Temple. In· 40 Ou ly 83 4~ti ra~\ nnle~ by . Charles L HarrJS{ln, Oak Hlll, Beaver down Mermet 9 so pI stallation for one officer will 1 4 ntc POMEHOY - tv.o storv fr,Jme C:2 tO, lwd iS II HI (I - 1{\()l(t CO~S()(,f. SIX lalge rooms,(~ bedroom:s\ one 0\\TII'r Automall<: trans. Mrs Bnlton B Barlow, Co<J. I]m ; George PriCe down Mar-l be held and plans for the year SPEC/ ~I. . CO» II 1 1 ~1de ~,( lb llt 11 11 d • 1e \ 14 sp•·trl 1n !'I n11 ,;t·U ch<tn ger bat h full Ld:--t mtn1, gas f1r ed Rc•ally clran Grove, Mrs George C, Leilch, met 11 30 p.m; 0. F. Shearer discussed RePd sv•lle.Uhm ll3112tcl1 llual\ lllur 11 eum trol4 spe.tk hotwr1ter heotmg O\~nerw1ll Hadcl1ff, Elden E. Jeffers, up Marme-t 130 am. Lucy 1 TheC~BRadtoAuxlliarywiU LOCUST f-'U'n ~ 0 lo lul t'l \IIUitd 'i\ ~tt Ill J,ovelj al I ftndD 1 e $h 500 (JU I Well slon , MI SS Mar)OTie Lou Jane Lucas down Wmfleld 3 30 meet Thursday, Jan. 6, at 7 30 son, !Jexle< ,.,,, nul 1nn >h lim s<· l fuu r Mllllll.t~PO!lT - t.u s to r v Pomeroy, Ohio Cappallar1, Los Angeles, Calif p m A ,J Patten dowo Wm-[ P m. at the home of Mrs. Carl 0 1 ll :w 6q 1 11111ntlts <~l.t 'I Jke o\er pa\·i fr ,un" lt\e 1 oom~. b~th, r"~ l . ___ -~ Births fteld 9 20 pm; ElgerciJff! PT PLEASANT_ The Jan~ Hysell, Rutland. 1 , , enh ol $12.·, p ·r Wi~k or 1.1r g•s heatmg, fronl and (, MC" pi<kup Good t1res, very . Mrs Walter R. Fraley, Well - down WWmfJCid 1010 pm ; tuary grand 1ury of the Mason l The Laurel CUH Better 111 1 1 1 pdv IJdla nu: due $R7 Ca ll .11 11rot:hes, co• ncr I o t go motor. ver l mg c:om:ston, aug1tcr, , 4 p m ues.-,.;mel own Wmf1eld 11 SO p.m. County C1rcmt Court completed ealth club will meet Thursday ,Allj11QU~, l•mn.· un.' , di\llt'!t I' b k od E h I d 1 '3 T "" d 1 1H unsre llaneolls 1 all or wnle I ~ y . ;;,; f>tc $5 000 00 p\ete Heady to work G A day, Mrs Bernard E Boggs 1ls dulles Tuesday \ afternoon at 7 30 p m at the home Gl 14 26 Mrs ~ow;.rd Cecil 300 W I SYRe\CLSE- Jlh story fr;tme , Dee m, Racme, OhiO Rt 1, H1dwell daughtr.r , 5 57 Gobb le, Lowell F Harr1son, and W'".ts excused subjecl to Mrs. Lou Dtehl. MalD St . Pomeroy 1 4 3tc p. m Tuesday , Mrs. Paul Me· Gerald F Htggmbotham, Jr, call until Morch 4. 40 ft \\000 extension l·add£'r. s1x rooms 1:1 twd1oorn ~1 bath IJ 29 tiel :ijl~~~; old 12a :<lew Jl ,,vr n.l base men t, gas rurn ace heal DOD<.iE: hardtop, good Kmney, % N01l Ave, son, 6 12 Mrs Jemes E Karr, Grorge W. The 1urv returned two miS· <named in a joint indJclmeal 1959 Livestock 1Kuhn Morrts R Martin Mrs demeanor Indictments agamst along with Chnstme Bowlmg, 12 J! 3_1.p mg garage· (Orner lui 100 x runrung condition Ph CheslcT P m. Tuesday 1 _ __ ~ 1 t:HACE: }OUIS~-"If for e thull 100 Locoted on Rnute 124 91\J ZlhO Jto Dlschar~ed R~dy, Mrs Clyd-'! D three persons Tuesday Pearhe chargmg unlawful co-habitation. 1 Oons 1 4 FOUR..liEREFOI {() ij',\~ lo\1, tiH:' flr s1 lime \ OU use Hlue $;)50000 --·-I Mrs PauiCrabtree,Mrs Hal-Russell Carl B. RRutherford 1Rumon Leon was indicted ror The persons indicted by the hetfers, one oull 1 11r l\1·~-' Lu~tJt' 1~1''1 1 t·lertnc sham- ALBF.RT M. COX, BROKER 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent dor W Alhert, Mrs Joe D Earl E Shaver, Mrs. W Ro 11he m1~dem~nor ot unlawfully January grand jury are Bcl\e~ baugh's, Chesler, Uh11 1-'ilwe pooe r $1 1-ulkf•r Furmture,l WY 2-3830 WY 2.3636 condJtJon. WY 2-3951 ICall, Gregory A. Davis, Mrs bert Tobert William Shato strlke, beat and wound a nme t.\led to appear m Circuit Court 180-319>. 1• Jl lip ~liddleport, Ohio. 1-:Hit<:l U 31 ltc U 23 tfa Douala J. Eanes, William D Mrs. Edward Meyen. _ _ year old chlld. RUDioJI waa a11o Thursdey mornin& 8:30 1. m. LU'·T ' rece~ved Cald~ I Ple~s court by 'he State agab&t I AflaiTs, has been eleeled JIS NOW YOU KNOW . wrong med1cme," ene adv1sed could report "no movement" in t Clair Might, G;l'Jcl't L chairman, thus swappmg pubhc The liquid rock fOUDd ia · "oJ. d ;~restedh on lJve te1evJ~Ion ff'r "Why isn't he in the pri3Cners' 1 the last 24 hours I staff and Chari ~;; M. W:thc:e offices With Mayor C 0. Fish· canoes Is about 451 Umn II e ymg t e mJunchon, Qllrli ward?" cmother demanded In other court actlvtty, C~rol~n \ er Smith who rettred as may- vls{'ous as castor oU went to Jail defiant!~ '·to rot" "I do not WISh to convey a Clonch, a m1nor, has flied a I ' • Tuesday and came out two The stram of the stnke 1false impression of optlmtsm," divorce pet1!10n agamst Ell 1s hours later, white-faced, uncon- showed on the faces o_f the I he sard grimly "The siluation Sanford Clonlh, and r J Arnll!ll!!llli!ll'll. sc1ous , on a stretcher, the cJiizen . ry Th ey were tIre d of remams very, very serious. I old, Columbtts. 1s secl\U'8 a $1.· victim of a possible heart Improvising,. !Ired of walkmg, can't report any movement on 116.25 Judgment from Cecil attack He remained 111 He\. hred of wa1tmg The glamor the money question." Dillon Jr and Floss1e D1flon 1evue HO'.ipJtal today, alternat was gon e from th e lh mg. H bed Rt l, Reedsville on an aUeg-• mg between consciOusness and Old women, trudgmg the e sc uled 8 ~eling Wtth ed nate. ' unconsciOUsness, fed mlrave· grand avenues wearily, stopped the umon delegatiOn for 9·30 neously. now and then for a breather 8 am EST m Regards hand to chest or head ' Mayor John V Lindsey urged SERIOUSLY ILL 3 S1xty of his fellow New The Commerce and Industry speedup of negotiations and Lee Johnson of Racine, R D , Yorkers telephoned the ho;pJta l ASSOCJatJOn of New York agam called on those who cuuld who was taken by Ewmg amto w1sh h1m 111. "Give him the estimated busmess losses due not walk to work to stay home bulance to Holzer hospital Sun. to the strike, now in Its fifth But another heavy crush of day is suffermg from .a coron- 1 day, at more than $100 million traffiC-worse than Tues~ ary attack, and 1s reported in a day . Much of this was day's, the worst m history-was serious conditiOn He 15 m room : 238 unrecoverable Seventh Avenue expeded which clothes Amer1ca's worn~~~-=-=========;.;_=._=======--, G.-ind· r - · --- 'The matn reason for the increase m money paid uut ," he coveri~g doclors' bills and otbcontmued, ' was the 7 per cent or medlclll expenses, is volunmcrease m benefits enacted m tary and will cost tbe parttciJul} but retroactl~e to Janu pant $3 a month twith the ary 1965 " In September' che~ks .Fec.kral gonrnment contribut· covermg lhe reatroatUve pay- mg a matching amount). Those ments and amounting to $a3.~ who. want this losurance have million nationally were sent I to sign up for it. out to the more than 20 mtl· And, Lorent emphasized, peu. l'on people then on lhe soc ial pie who are al~eady at !Past 65 st:cunty rolls. have anlv until March 31st to s1g n up , 1f th eir coverage IS (() The Social Secunty Amend - hegm on July Is! The Soc13l ment• of 1965 also m•de 51 lliiO Secunty D1stnct Off1ce at 331 persons in Oh10 newly elig1ble 4th Slreet tn Marietta is epen for monthly benefits and added 8 45 a,m - 4 45 p m , Mondav far pt"Ople 65 or over wh1('h w1ll fnday , and 9 am. t2noon on go 10to effect begmnmg next Ju- Saturday Phone 313·5007. ly I UPI Briefs Loren! sa1d that the hea llh 1 Insurance program - known 'iS Medicare - is avava1lable lo !Continued from P"ge 1) nearly all people 65 or o"er m Oh1o. The bas1c hospital msur- of College Teachers failed 1o John's ance part, he contmued. 1s aulo- dJsrupt classes A Sl spokesman sa1 d all but 44 of 65! matlc for every one of these faculty members were workmg people, whether or no! they are el1g1b le for regular SO<'Ial secur· A umon spokesman, however, said some 200 mstruclors were ily benefits absent from the lwo campusf'S The medical Insurance part, m Jama1la, Queens, and Brook lyn. ~~~;:ai: ma~~e,tn~m!:~~ t:~:- We 'U prepare your ready mixed con· ' crete order to your specifications, and deliver It anywhere 1n town, all ready to pour. CaU 0 today . . our servtce IS prompt and our pnces are the lowest poSSible! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone Court St., Pomeroy WY 2-3284 Page Street Middleport '~;-;::::======~ I PRICES EFfECTIVE THURS - F'RI -SAT JANLARY 6- 7- 8 PmC€Ih cla1med Ole AUten 1 County <.-ommJssloner.s erred m authonzmg the cGunty engmeer I to award the c-ontract by · force I' account" because of a lack of competJtl\'e b1ddmg, smce 1 fo rce account" contracts requH e the county to use Its own 1 J;;~bo1 and materials. TUPPERS .'LAINS ROUND i STEAK RUTLAND, OHIO (Kenneth Davis) Accident Reported Tut"Sdav 2-Vehide FRESH PT PLEASANT - Th; Slier· iff's department investigated a t7to vehicle ace~dent Tuesday a e~noon on .ferry's Run Road resu lmg m $200 property damage, but no personal IDJUry I Th h e m1s ap occurred when a , car dnven by Flemmg Craw· 1 ford , 76 Apple Grove was backmg out of the driveway and stalled on the road and an oncommg truck dnven by Chr1s- l lie FiSher 49 Apple Grove !-ltruck the stalled car. Neithe; dnver was Cited. /ee I NOTICE eMASON Weavor'a Barber Shop LAUNDRY DETERGENT IDe OFF clb GIANT SIZE e TUPPERS PLAINS Chari.. D. Carr Barber Shop STORE SPECIAlS CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE s 0 up BONUS BUY GOOD COLONIAL SUGAR -- LEAN STEWING BEEF ILB. BAG clb eMIXED eNORTHERN 300 10 SIZE CANS CANS CASH SAVER DOG FOOD 25 LB. BAG $1.89 FOODLAND SHORTENING 3 LB. 69c GOLDEN-- RIPE BANANAS 3 .00 JSc No.1 ----~I---- BUSH BEANS eKIDNEY 2 CAN BONUS BUY c LBS. FOODLAND EVAPORATED --~~-­ FAIRMONT MILK 3 COUNTRYSIDE REAL ICE CREAM ePOMEROY Kerr's Barber Shop -·~~-- GROUND ORANGE JUICE 6 ~A~zs $1e00 BEEF TIDE s:r Ewmg chapel with burial Jn the I,Loc=iiiiai=Seiiiiboo~liiiiDis~;;,tr~lct~m~Gu;,:;;;er~n-~o~th~e~r~t~ea~c~h~er~.====="ill Beech Grove cemetery beside ll his late wife, Charlotte Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Flora Brookover, Sandridge, W. Va.: two brothers, Clarence ~anton, and Jessie, Aluon; lou; The following Sarber Shops are now mem· SISters, Cora CollutS, Lockney, bers of Tri-County Local 400 International W.Va.: Blanche Carpen~. Sandridge, W. Va : Bertha Hosey, Barbers Union: Morganlllwn, W. Va ., and Ruby Norrla, Akron Friends may e GIILL!POLIS calla It ho funeralh orne anyI( I.. ling Barber Shop lime. LH's Barber Shop Waugh Barber Shop Conloy and CremHns Barber Shop WEATHER Glauburn'a Barber Shop · Cloudy, warmer lonigbl, Hght Beaver's Barber Shop raiD 1011tb, low 33-U. Showers, Nul's Barber Shop Hille lemperature ebage ThunDick's Barber Shop day, e POINT PLEASANT LOCAL TEMPS Buck and John Berber Shop Temperature in Pomeroy's Hall's Berber Shop business district at II· II a. m. eGALLIPOLIS FERRY today was 36 degreea uuder Bill's Barber Shop cloudy tkles. LEAN SEALED SWEET I happentqJ" 1 I' Phillips Sisters Style Shop The high court tossed out two Talks Stymied contral:ts, totalmg $60,556. Negotiations were frozen awarded to the Ohio Bndge Mediator Sylvester GarrE:tt Corp. for const.:uctton of a l.Jndgt on County hoad 5 over Federal Creek and repa1rs of another on Frost Road over the Hockmg R1~e1. The court upheld a common pleas court InJunction haltmg wo1 k under ti re eontre~ct based 011 a da1m by G~:~bnel F. Pm cell1 of Chauncey. I w1·nter Hats & Purses Ii CHARLICSTON. W. VA. _ (Contmued from P"ge 1) West V1rg1ma 's three horse • I race tracks dum d $7 4 JnJI diplomalie channels . pe 1on m tax money mto the st<.~ j e 11 ----t $ _WASHINGTON IU~J) - Sen t:~as~:tdsu~n ~~mi~On over Richard B Russell D-Ga chair- Rra: ' e State man of the powerful SenAte day cmg CommiSSIOn said MonArmed Serv1ces Committee Th . sa1d today the U S "pause': b : commiSSIOn said state in bombmg Communist North ers also shared $54,727 V1et Nam has already ru nt 90 ,;~~ unrecdehemled tickets The long ' s ar es Town, Shen"I thl k k ' andoah and Waterford Park _ ~ a wee .was long [ met for 476 days drt'w 1 919 enough, the Georg1a Democrat, 483 persons and had a 'tot~! Pleasant Valley Hospital SRid m an lnteTVJew. "I would- I handle of $128 052 398 Admitted - Mrs. Herbert I n't want to be the next Navall ' • · Myers, Glllhpohs Ferry. p1lol to fly aver one of those WASffiNGTON _ T Hischarged - Mrs Charles SAM Sites" I l f the HE . EF- Paxton and son, Gallipolis, ec o Johnson admm1stl a- Oh10 Debra Kay Wilham hon's attack on struclural steel PI Ple-asant, John DeVault p~~ TOKYO (UP!) - Ccmmumst pnce hikes was begmnmg to no I Pleasant 1 Chma today described slates- feIt around Ihe nalion today, B~rtb - (F~rsl of 1966) Mr ' men who praised Pres1de11t but there was no s1gn of any Ctnd Mrs. Eugene Pearson Pt Johnson's VIet Nam peace of. s1gmf1cant pnce rollback. Pleasant, 3 sou, ' fensJVe as a "swarm of errand In 8,'1egrams to state h.igh boys a?~ brokers, mo~sters and way departments througirout sey County, State Auditor Ro freaks .. The North VIetnamese the country earlier lh1s week er Cloud scud g commumsts also dism1saed U Federal H1ghway Admm1strat 01 The fmdmgs ba ed S efforts te restore peace to Rex. M. Whitton warned that aud1t of fman~Ial ~per:~1009 Viet N.am ae "a mere repeti~ contracts for fede1·al ~ state the dJstr1ct from April 1 1962 tion of old themes" projects cannot be honor.<~ w1th through July 14 1965, made the steel comparues whJCh have fmdmgs against Mrs. Johnn1 SET SERVICES ra1sed their pr1ces. Shaver, a former clerk 01 the Funeral services for Lester school board: her bonding comBrook?ver, 62, Laurel CUff, COL~fMBUS -A STATE EX- pany, Ohio Casually Co . hor who dJed Tuesday at 4 p m. at ammer_' report Issued today hu sband, Charles Shav:r, , the St. Joseph hospital, will be made fmdmgs of $2! ,000 agamsl teacher , o. H Winland, school held Thursday at 2 p m. at the four offiCials of the RoUing Hills prmc1pa/ and Joan S!.evens, an· WASHINGTON (UPI) House Republicans have hired fonner Washington newsman Robert T, Hartmann II help "lurn liie Jlahts back on so the pubUc can see what It reaUy ON ALL • • The court ~ loo held cerhflcates I of avallabJ!Jty of funds must be attached to contracts, another poml m Pmcelli s suJI. Giant Crane ---GOP HIRES NEWSMAN s p Ec 1A L men, worned, about getung Easter fashions to the natwn's stores on lime. .F'rom now on. announced Ralph Gross, executive v1ce pres1dent of the .association only a few busmesses w1 continue to pay employes who stayed home. Many firms had refused to pay absentees at all. The cut-off ol pay threatened to COLUMBUS iUPI) - Th• Oh1o Supreme Court ruled today thatt wo contracts for bndge constructiOn and repair in At~­ ens County w'ere mvahd becauSt they were not the result of com~ petJtive b1dding in Marietta. In M~1gs county, nearly 3600 persons got over $2.300,000. Nationwide, by the end or the year, 20 8 million persons were rece1ving $1 5 billion monthly m case soc1al secunty 1 i · Contracts for Athens Bridges Ruled Invalid $82.- .' ¥1LHUOI'IIo\i i'!Lia:U UailJ :senuuol, Pomoroy·M.iddletJ<>~t. 0 ., Jan. I, 111611-1 Petitions for app: opr1alfon of ea"':menh for ughway pu1 SWAP JOBS 1 or at the eild of 1965, replaetl poses m Me1 ~s co 1n1y tave Lee Smith, new member ol 1C 0. Fisher as board chaint)la. been flied m the Common the Middleport Board of Public 1 772,000 in monthly social secunty benefits in 1965, accord· mg to Robert G Lorent, social secunty d1stnct manager Hysells Visit in Nation's Capital ~ l gal. carton U.S. NO. 1 INDIANA POTATOES 20ib. bag �• rtce means PREMIUM QUALITY POULTRY Breast Quarters ·~ 39c reg Quarters . . . . ·~ 35c TOP VALUE STAMPS ••••• u. s. Government Inspected ers res WHOLE Plump, juU!y fryere, fully dresaed and ready to cook. Al'm.our Shortening Copyright, The Kroger C1., lfU 450 EXTRA Top ralue Stamp.~ aullablt to you in coupons be\gw FREE Vegetole 3 lb. Plu...., fulcy young GOYIM> ment Inspected llry1r1 IPH' lb. l•lly t:.rH and fed to heve can finer fl1vor •nd rnor. ttncltr mtll than lilY yw Mtr a&e. 50 tOP VAI.UI "Piece Chicken" Leg-0-Lamb ........ ... 79c Lamb.......................... 99c Breasts ................... 49c Lamb Chops ..~::·. ••· $1-•9 Legs .. ..................... ••· 45c Meat Loaf .. .......... ... 69c ........Pl..... . 3 $179 Baeon ..... Cube Steaks ....... ·~; 89c Sirloin lloob lb. Dried 1 pk••· Buddin Chip MEAT ITEMS E.xp. 1/ft/fi& Pinto Beans 4 lb. bag i;~"i Stew ........ 2~~: 89c eny pltg . Kroo;~er HOT T&A BAGS Exp. J/ 8; 66 '--'- Margarine .......... 7:;L $1 8'iscu'iis ............ 12 ~ s1 Cocktal"l Ho~nro 5"".!' $1 "lk 8 $1 I ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . M 25 $1 Flour ............ • ·79 5 : . , 49c Flour • 10 . . _ $1 Cake M11 .......... 7 $1 Tomatoes .......... . . 8 $1 8eans .................. Sherbet ......:~:: ..... ~ . . 49c lb. pkv. K._ Plalo & J. R. lb. Poooobu.., •••••• ••••••••••• -·NRidt pkgL ~~-,. B"nd Columbul Co. Cut - · No. IOI No. 101 cans U.S. No.1 Size A All Purpose White , FREE THAT SINKING FEELING ~Hc:i dc nls of Ri ch fi eld, N.J., sink thcu· O\\: n w~.:l ls during wa ter s hort:11~ e. DISHING OUT INFORMATION-This view from one dish antenna to another illustrates rcsearrh equ ipment used by scientists at Ohio State for interplanetary communications. Dressing Bread ....... Pluo With Lorge Sin Callfornl1 ORANGES doz. 59c toQ CMtl * BATCH OF STEEL PANCAKES- Terry Valley m vcs up 40-pound sleet "pancakes" at a plant in Ithaca, N.Y. They will be machined int'O sprockets for industrial use, Embassy Salad Kroger 16 oz. Round or 20-oz. White •••••••••••• W1ti1t lrud or 1M> ROUND ORioiD Exp. 1/ B, tlli • W.,do<llrondFNtiiF.- f<Vil Krotet lvopo"o.d Liver• ···-·-·--- lb. 89c Giblet• ...... lb. 29c Winge ...·--·- lb. 29c Backs ...... lb. JOe Drumstickl . . lb. 49c ThighB ...... lb. 49c Buy plenty at thialow,low Kroger Prire. Stock your freezer now. KI'OIIr Plain -'4> Buttermilk ..~..... Kroger Frozen 39c Orange Juice Pineapple.=.~:~. 6~~ $1 6 Corn·.........:::......... 6:: $1 Dog Food ....:~... 12 ~ $1 Tissue .......~:~...... 3~ $1 Hair Spray ...... '': 7lc Toothpaste ... ~$1S9c49 $1 8an ............ .. · Ban Resolve ..:::.. 69c Pepto Bismol :: 46c H ~ GaL pak 6-oz. CIIIlll THAT'S A BABY CARRIAGE?-It's understandable that Kimberly Jaoobs, 3, is perplexed ovet" earriaga in Chicago. ~ Spray Doodorllll · lOLLING ALONG-At Niagara Falls plant of Kimberly-Clark, the world's largest roU of pa- (right) is being produced. Note size ol the old paper roll (Jell). A NEW NATION A NA~uyana-will appear on world maps in May, 1966. Known as British Guiana, it won its independence after nearly two decades. Lodged on South America's northeast shoulder, Guyana is rich in bauxite deposits and timberlands and has climale for rice and sugar. NEW J... W........... .,.IY Da1111...,. AIR nAIR-Space-age sty). ing is part of the new uru .. forms worn by hostesses fot" Braniff Airlines. Uniforms are previewed in Dallas. 1.., ••••••••••••••••• If• 50 Fresh, Crlap lb. bag lb. bag Juice .... ........ 59c Corn ............ 5•- 39c Pineapple ........,39c P ...... 2 ~ 59c Puroo'""" FREE 50 ------ .. w ,.,.,.. any • VARIETY APPLII !lip. 1/1/M .so lb. 1oa11 St.89 " GaL ....... Mlllunl ,............. Vlcl1d111 llnldllll•• eanlens. This child Ia trplcal of manr rOUIIfiiiMln Gurana. Here Is a slum oectlu with poodr COIISirucleclltoullne aad apen dump. CUmale Ia ldeol fat 1111w1a1 fJ1 ...., ..... Klnfii',._S!I'Iclicat&. ·() ' �• rtce means PREMIUM QUALITY POULTRY Breast Quarters ·~ 39c reg Quarters . . . . ·~ 35c TOP VALUE STAMPS ••••• u. s. Government Inspected ers res WHOLE Plump, juU!y fryere, fully dresaed and ready to cook. Al'm.our Shortening Copyright, The Kroger C1., lfU 450 EXTRA Top ralue Stamp.~ aullablt to you in coupons be\gw FREE Vegetole 3 lb. Plu...., fulcy young GOYIM> ment Inspected llry1r1 IPH' lb. l•lly t:.rH and fed to heve can finer fl1vor •nd rnor. ttncltr mtll than lilY yw Mtr a&e. 50 tOP VAI.UI "Piece Chicken" Leg-0-Lamb ........ ... 79c Lamb.......................... 99c Breasts ................... 49c Lamb Chops ..~::·. ••· $1-•9 Legs .. ..................... ••· 45c Meat Loaf .. .......... ... 69c ........Pl..... . 3 $179 Baeon ..... Cube Steaks ....... ·~; 89c Sirloin lloob lb. Dried 1 pk••· Buddin Chip MEAT ITEMS E.xp. 1/ft/fi& Pinto Beans 4 lb. bag i;~"i Stew ........ 2~~: 89c eny pltg . Kroo;~er HOT T&A BAGS Exp. J/ 8; 66 '--'- Margarine .......... 7:;L $1 8'iscu'iis ............ 12 ~ s1 Cocktal"l Ho~nro 5"".!' $1 "lk 8 $1 I ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . M 25 $1 Flour ............ • ·79 5 : . , 49c Flour • 10 . . _ $1 Cake M11 .......... 7 $1 Tomatoes .......... . . 8 $1 8eans .................. Sherbet ......:~:: ..... ~ . . 49c lb. pkv. K._ Plalo & J. R. lb. Poooobu.., •••••• ••••••••••• -·NRidt pkgL ~~-,. B"nd Columbul Co. Cut - · No. IOI No. 101 cans U.S. No.1 Size A All Purpose White , FREE THAT SINKING FEELING ~Hc:i dc nls of Ri ch fi eld, N.J., sink thcu· O\\: n w~.:l ls during wa ter s hort:11~ e. DISHING OUT INFORMATION-This view from one dish antenna to another illustrates rcsearrh equ ipment used by scientists at Ohio State for interplanetary communications. Dressing Bread ....... Pluo With Lorge Sin Callfornl1 ORANGES doz. 59c toQ CMtl * BATCH OF STEEL PANCAKES- Terry Valley m vcs up 40-pound sleet "pancakes" at a plant in Ithaca, N.Y. They will be machined int'O sprockets for industrial use, Embassy Salad Kroger 16 oz. Round or 20-oz. White •••••••••••• W1ti1t lrud or 1M> ROUND ORioiD Exp. 1/ B, tlli • W.,do<llrondFNtiiF.- f<Vil Krotet lvopo"o.d Liver• ···-·-·--- lb. 89c Giblet• ...... lb. 29c Winge ...·--·- lb. 29c Backs ...... lb. JOe Drumstickl . . lb. 49c ThighB ...... lb. 49c Buy plenty at thialow,low Kroger Prire. Stock your freezer now. KI'OIIr Plain -'4> Buttermilk ..~..... Kroger Frozen 39c Orange Juice Pineapple.=.~:~. 6~~ $1 6 Corn·.........:::......... 6:: $1 Dog Food ....:~... 12 ~ $1 Tissue .......~:~...... 3~ $1 Hair Spray ...... '': 7lc Toothpaste ... ~$1S9c49 $1 8an ............ .. · Ban Resolve ..:::.. 69c Pepto Bismol :: 46c H ~ GaL pak 6-oz. CIIIlll THAT'S A BABY CARRIAGE?-It's understandable that Kimberly Jaoobs, 3, is perplexed ovet" earriaga in Chicago. ~ Spray Doodorllll · lOLLING ALONG-At Niagara Falls plant of Kimberly-Clark, the world's largest roU of pa- (right) is being produced. Note size ol the old paper roll (Jell). A NEW NATION A NA~uyana-will appear on world maps in May, 1966. Known as British Guiana, it won its independence after nearly two decades. Lodged on South America's northeast shoulder, Guyana is rich in bauxite deposits and timberlands and has climale for rice and sugar. NEW J... W........... .,.IY Da1111...,. AIR nAIR-Space-age sty). ing is part of the new uru .. forms worn by hostesses fot" Braniff Airlines. Uniforms are previewed in Dallas. 1.., ••••••••••••••••• If• 50 Fresh, Crlap lb. bag lb. bag Juice .... ........ 59c Corn ............ 5•- 39c Pineapple ........,39c P ...... 2 ~ 59c Puroo'""" FREE 50 ------ .. w ,.,.,.. any • VARIETY APPLII !lip. 1/1/M .so lb. 1oa11 St.89 " GaL ....... Mlllunl ,............. Vlcl1d111 llnldllll•• eanlens. This child Ia trplcal of manr rOUIIfiiiMln Gurana. Here Is a slum oectlu with poodr COIISirucleclltoullne aad apen dump. CUmale Ia ldeol fat 1111w1a1 fJ1 ...., ..... Klnfii',._S!I'Iclicat&. ·() ' �.,.. ... . . • . ~ • • • • • .. . . v , . . ---·~· ... . ... . •· ., . . ,. ' .. • . ,, •. • • ' . . •' • .. ' ' , . . •' ' . ' ' • . ' ,. ' • . ' .... . ' ' .. •' 4' - ' ' 1 ' I ••• ' spendinfJ wisely TO KNOW THAT YOU HAVE INVESTED YOUR FOOD MONEY WISELY IS ASOURCE OF GREAT SATISFACTION. THAT'S WHY EACH WEEK MORE AND MORE SHOPPERS FLOCK TO FOODLAND. WHY NOT JOIN THEM? 2 CONVENIENT Wf. R!SI!RVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ~~C~!~~~S YOU BARGAINS ARE Middleport, a. Kanauga, 0. • A GOGO AT TINY'S Bargains are "in" at our fabulous Swingin' Sale. Get with it! Find the greatest variety & values here -! QUART BOTTLES LAUNDRY DETERGENT We're swinQing wit h savings dur· CARTONS OF 10c OFF c 6 ing th is sale ... but you can sti ll G.E. LIGHT GIANT SIZE PLU S DEPOSIT LEAN BULBS c FAIRMONT the w1uc s; var 1e ty of me rchand1se. CARTON OF 4 BULBS 11 QUART PLASTIC PAILS REG. LB. $1.po F 0 R c ! GAL. count on the f1nest q ua li ty, LUSTR6-WARI • ~ LARGE FRENCH FRI ED LBS. THE LB. BAG .00 $ IN FROZEN NORWICH HEAVY PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKET PIECE REG. PRICE 27 $2.98 HAM 10FOR SANDWICHES MORTON'S FROZEN FLOUR 251b. $ .79 bag • SIZe ONIONS PKG. of 10 ONLy Everyday Low Prices lA. - - ---- F STOKELY LB. STREITMANS ZESTA CRACKIRS WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE FRESH CELLO ' I ' ~' 303 CAN c NABISCO CRACKERS CARROTS 1-1.8. BAG BAG KELLOGG$ VARIETY PACK DOMINO SUGAR CELLO KALE c COFFEE MATE 11 FlESH PACKED 1l c - HI.C GRAPI DRINK 1 1.1. aax CHI:LDREN'S BABY DOLL PAJAMAS 3]c 33c u•.3fc 39c 10 Lt..s1.n 46 oz. 30C ILl. .OX OPEN 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. DAILy 12 NOON 't o 9:30P.M. SUNDAYS ClAN - -·-- eox9c JELLO ALL FLAVORS I I. I -- REG. 89c CONTAC PAPER 39( PRELL SHAMPOO REG. $l.OO NOTEBOOK PAPER LllT SPECIAL HOME PERMANENT 400 SHEETS REG. $1.59 ENVELOPES COLGATE TOOTHPASTE WITH FREE REG . 25c $1.58 VALUES 69c TOOTHBRUSH 11 01. CAN - BAG GOLDEN CORN ! KEN·L·RATION DOG FOOD IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER SET 39c 3 ,., 2Sc 1Sc REG. 69c STORCK'S COCOANUT CAKE PILLSBURY OR BALLARD BISCUITS YELLOW G_ LOBE COMBS c quart TABLETS I ( ROBIN HOOD ASPIRIN 250 HIDDEN MAGIC REG. $).49 HAIR SPRAY c CAN YARD ' �.,.. ... . . • . ~ • • • • • .. . . v , . . ---·~· ... . ... . •· ., . . ,. ' .. • . ,, •. • • ' . . •' • .. ' ' , . . •' ' . ' ' • . ' ,. ' • . ' .... . ' ' .. •' 4' - ' ' 1 ' I ••• ' spendinfJ wisely TO KNOW THAT YOU HAVE INVESTED YOUR FOOD MONEY WISELY IS ASOURCE OF GREAT SATISFACTION. THAT'S WHY EACH WEEK MORE AND MORE SHOPPERS FLOCK TO FOODLAND. WHY NOT JOIN THEM? 2 CONVENIENT Wf. R!SI!RVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ~~C~!~~~S YOU BARGAINS ARE Middleport, a. Kanauga, 0. • A GOGO AT TINY'S Bargains are "in" at our fabulous Swingin' Sale. Get with it! Find the greatest variety & values here -! QUART BOTTLES LAUNDRY DETERGENT We're swinQing wit h savings dur· CARTONS OF 10c OFF c 6 ing th is sale ... but you can sti ll G.E. LIGHT GIANT SIZE PLU S DEPOSIT LEAN BULBS c FAIRMONT the w1uc s; var 1e ty of me rchand1se. CARTON OF 4 BULBS 11 QUART PLASTIC PAILS REG. LB. $1.po F 0 R c ! GAL. count on the f1nest q ua li ty, LUSTR6-WARI • ~ LARGE FRENCH FRI ED LBS. THE LB. BAG .00 $ IN FROZEN NORWICH HEAVY PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKET PIECE REG. PRICE 27 $2.98 HAM 10FOR SANDWICHES MORTON'S FROZEN FLOUR 251b. $ .79 bag • SIZe ONIONS PKG. of 10 ONLy Everyday Low Prices lA. - - ---- F STOKELY LB. STREITMANS ZESTA CRACKIRS WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE FRESH CELLO ' I ' ~' 303 CAN c NABISCO CRACKERS CARROTS 1-1.8. BAG BAG KELLOGG$ VARIETY PACK DOMINO SUGAR CELLO KALE c COFFEE MATE 11 FlESH PACKED 1l c - HI.C GRAPI DRINK 1 1.1. aax CHI:LDREN'S BABY DOLL PAJAMAS 3]c 33c u•.3fc 39c 10 Lt..s1.n 46 oz. 30C ILl. .OX OPEN 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. DAILy 12 NOON 't o 9:30P.M. SUNDAYS ClAN - -·-- eox9c JELLO ALL FLAVORS I I. I -- REG. 89c CONTAC PAPER 39( PRELL SHAMPOO REG. $l.OO NOTEBOOK PAPER LllT SPECIAL HOME PERMANENT 400 SHEETS REG. $1.59 ENVELOPES COLGATE TOOTHPASTE WITH FREE REG . 25c $1.58 VALUES 69c TOOTHBRUSH 11 01. CAN - BAG GOLDEN CORN ! KEN·L·RATION DOG FOOD IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER SET 39c 3 ,., 2Sc 1Sc REG. 69c STORCK'S COCOANUT CAKE PILLSBURY OR BALLARD BISCUITS YELLOW G_ LOBE COMBS c quart TABLETS I ( ROBIN HOOD ASPIRIN 250 HIDDEN MAGIC REG. $).49 HAIR SPRAY c CAN YARD ' �Rme Carden club Hold• Aunurd Party Note Benefits of Garden Therapy . BAUNEY GOOGLI: ond Sl~I.IFFY SMIIlt By FRED LASSWELl -~------,. MIZ ALLDOUEDUP FER? IN TH'SETTlEMENT FOR A SPEll AN' I WUZ WONDERIN' IF VE'D BABI'-SET FER MEFER 7EN CENIS AN HOUR. tG. A(JB()88 · - -----··-~·· ean 8 D Installed as <oro .~:~ r•!li:J ~::=~ La.t•~ 12. 13, Card zs. Con- ,., temptl- a. A.acleut 1 , 4. Thidmesl · :;. Shut fit. SpsalA. 6. Actor ol \ origia. k Emmel 15.. lilt& 16. Mot.ber 17. Pronou• 1&. Qne type doni!Vl ~. """' !1. 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ENGAGEMENT 10 ~ -TIJ Gf!'lJ'AJNI..Y Rite·Diet MILK ~:: - ' S-IRRE-D Th'ING!} UP litRE: I ,-... gal. 69c J)()MINO PtJR& CAN& SAVE 10. ... 121ndlvlduoliy Wrapped PI" JUMBO CHOCOLAT& SAVE 111. No.229 can C CLIFF HOUS& Sliced PINEAPPLE POTATOES 20b~ 79c ONIONS 3~ 1 WAID CROSS' SONS U, I. NO. I MAINI -· "'OTHE ~ TIWillliERUN 1111ANI<iD THif.UlRD THAT I HAD 1811' P£(lllU! llfi!IND W10 lo.WID CAAfl'l ON llll'.all'P RACINI, 0, boK Vll!feiabi•BIIf or Chicken Noodlo Campbell's Soup 6- s1 SAVE 1Oc . . Dlxio Boll Cra~kers -· ~ ~19c SAVE 10c . Ea•Y Monday Detergent - ._ 39c ~~~~~~D SAVE IDe--Easy Mond•y SAVI 40o . , , UNCLASSIFIED --- :~lb. liquid Starch -"· ~~- 29c 1.29 Red Kidney Beans .: 9c 3 SAVE 5o ... Argo Bron<l 1 \b., 8 01· Sweet Peas box--- SAVE 6c .. Mu..elman'a Apple Sauce~ ' SAVE 11c ... Solids Homstead Oleo 5 "'· 89c t'KOZEN FOOD BUY% SAVi 17c 3 bags ~~~· 1.39 GROUND BEEF - 3"'· GREEN PEAS 1 \b., 8 o1. bat SAVI1Sc ... Fairmont SAVI 11• ... Our l'rooh Gn>untl Snow Fresh SUGAR 12 ... Bonut Jar _ _ __ Hershey's Cocoa ••~· 59c P'tes 39t bag FISH SQUARES FrH SAVi Be .. Delicious Hot Drink! ORANGES c lb. POTATOES~ 0ui'\CM SEE HOW l 'OU Sill'EZ WINNIE WINKLE - - - - - . : t :,li.IT!!I. 2 Open 8 to 8 ~~'lon Th r u Sat. 3~~~;.. spo \ Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE • • MARKET HOW ttomePack Sugar Added 5:1-5 Pu blir Servtca 5;10 Sign orr MIJRE CA'i\Tit$ ! \WAT~E. ~l l!) 5.00 News Roundup r-;::===fT;;:;-mr:<=i GOT I'~ PIECI- cans RACINE Right n!served to limit SAV&9c 2. ,q. 89c tall SAVE 8a FROZEN FOOD BUY% lb. WIENERS BACON 1.55 New;; 4:JO B:Hlin 8 --- Breaded Perch 12 :20 Bulletin Board · 12.25 News 0 (; rams 12: 30 SJturday M-atinee 1 1·3{) News Headlines 1:_31 Sa turd;:~y Metinee 1 SAVE lBc JERZEE MILK CHUCK ROAST II :00 N r~w s 11 :0'5 Saturd<Jy Show 12 :00 L()(·al. Ohio. :\at. News \ t·ws 0 Cril:m County Agent ("our.lrv Co Hound f'A-"-''.'-l, o.o.s. wa~. .__ ~' 1 1 E:SS W 4~·r, \ l carton OH,MQI Y' D-O·fSa(T B· 16 l.m ~1ueller Show I 9·00 Hr gh Srhool Hit Parade tO · 30 Songs for Children ' 10:45 Golden Key 1 OA[JD'( --._:/ 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil i i 2 30 News Hradlini'S 12·20 Bu ll etin Board i __, .lli&t. H: Ll Wr· 1ther Picture 1 112 ·1J ! 1: ~{, News Be<Jt 2 00 Coun try Co Round Prnlt-~1an t !lour 2: ;i~ News Beat 3: 0~ ~id Way Matinee Wt'l'k End i>utroti's ;1nd II C>rn's Top tl · ~J~ Ne-ws Beat Tt·n Shnw 4 UO Oisring with Doss ]\'<)()/\ 1\PWS : 4-Jo Interchange Pa111 HI<IH~r' nro 15·00 Community News 5:05 Mason County News Jrrn ~·l rr~ Shnw TERRY .St'\'\1.QUR 12 I SA VI 20. . .. ,LORIDA ·-HI5 World News ~: 10 Sporrts Tod-dy Srgn t Jn :\(•ws :ln lLtpp::.· \",d1t·y Boys ~ !MJ ]I : 011 ~l'WS w w ue . 'T LaUlt ct'hs.•lnng Louie l\1ueller Sllow ~·rifl ::t ~'. Chur ch i3elll Hing) 11 ·30 rubltc Service 1 It ·4;) World News 11 :{J :Masmr County New!i / 12 00 C.lmmuni ty New3 -· llour . 12 :m lk v \1<-rlm TN' IS . I J l 1: •., ~,l. t· Hil!l qh 1 l :m Hd l\ H Sr l a~ Billu p~ ~ no l l;1n ····I T11 ne I ~ ::n W····~. I·>Hi I ~.-\Tl' IID,\ y • • ;; Ta lk or the Town ~I C t N a ason oun y ews Lo 'I 'I Sl • 0 7-45 Si~ n On. Echoes of Joy 'i\ 00 Ohin VJlley News IL 15 Weather Picture 8 16 Lou,·e M·>e ller Show 8:55 communi ty ' News II" and Tl)il rs . I Jot · .il Spurls Todav. 9:00 t .lfl :-;tgn '.n Forv."trd Fa ~ tfl I 9"5' e 110 . 1 ~.. ,J:r,~t Hour ·· 1 I"' "" .,. ~ 1 "• , : ~ ' •\' ~ 10 . , ' -10 .."' .. H .1.1 11 t l L r:nrJ 1)) -[)(1 ~ nn S;l!·P;' drng King r.l om !I U~ 7::l5 Pkk ('r.s lbnhn n• iTucs 9::JO Tlru r·s) 4 :1:1 l<kdl ic Co. Ti.lcnl New!J 4 54 0~ 110 r\t".\·s Round-Up .nri-l k-.., l ";nT) Uutr 111 ~ . .. St:\!1)-\Y ., Bertha McKenzie. 5:10 World and NatloMI Nows 5:15 Spotlight on Sports 5:25 Weather 5 30 Sign or! S;tturday LOG _._.....,...,.,.,I HOURS .i.. ...,,,..,. -----· ' .,.-.. ~ ..,_,!!! ... ~IWM:,. L I 1 , '-4. Artil<'t'a ~~ llnd olli Membno- ,_,..hat I be t cha, Mom? I betcha the guy that DON REUTEit ACCOUNTING SERVICE I 1 ticn ·~ ~!so I composi• ·- They really fit~ I 32. Choral 18. 14.1llliCM.\ fnstn...tt 43. Lunblo f3. 240to"'- --- - - REUT£R INSURANCE AGENCY I The meeting opened in rit· '\ audilorium. Public lo invited ualistic form with Della Stahl, Mrs. Tru1nan Russell, presl· CQundlor, presiding. Reported dent , WCIS in c har~e of the 1!1 were Margaret Setdenabel I ~eeUng . Band members will be and Lydie Stewart in Veterans i mlrodtlc~>d and later pruvtde Memorial Hospital and t'annie 1 entertainment. Plans were aiMc~amee. Eva De~sauer is \so made for a record hop Saturhome from hospital and imp- 1day , January 15, with the Jays proving. One member, Bertha 1as emeee. lt wa s decided Lo I McKenzie lost by death a d , have the ways and means comflowers were sent and services 1mittel.! take the old uniforms held Monday evening. ito n rug weaver and have pur· Thank you ROles were read ple and white rugs made which ! from the McKenzie family, Ber- . will I:Hf sold. i nice Ann Durst and Ebersbach I Named as the refreshment family . Death benef~ts were : commitlee for the February ' pnld for Marguente Durst. meeting were Mrs. H. M. Saw· Round-i'obin cards were sent to yer and Mrs. Vidor Hannah, Mrs. Seidenabel, Mrli. Stewart eo-chairman ; Mrs. Leo v'"""and Mr s. Dessauer. : an, Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, Marie Hauck re'Bd the re- Or ien Colmer Mrs. Tom Crow port of the auditing committee Jr .. Mrs. Le~lie ~"'ultz, Mrs. which was accepted. n the a~· \ Donald Lanning, Mrs. Richard sence of the dep~ty, . Nettie ! M1-es, Mrs. Larry Sheets, Mrs. Hayes, . past councilor, 1 . 11. 5 Mrs. Chares Otl rf· mstclled . l lrt· s Com, the ofr Jeers. ler . o Jee rs m.tl d t. ·t . 11 1 Bll 111e execu tve comm1 • otalled were Carne Remharl [ t Rr h Is d vice coundlor· Glenore swat· I ee . e res men we~e serve · ' · . I by Mrs. Rohert Bailey Mrs. ul, associate v1ce coun cilor; V M Da .d G od 8. Lottie Cohen. warden: Marie I lernon mg, rs. . VI o · Houck outside sentinal and I w n. Mrs . H.ay Glaze and Mrs. lrusl~ and Deallo St.hl, jun- _v_er...no.._n.-..E..va..n_•_· ior past councilor. IJ A discuss ion was held un Ute : ' ~ORE rally to be held March 31 , In Mon., Tun., Wed., Fri. Pomeroy. A meeting for organi ~: alion of a District 13 9AMToSPM Past Councilors Association, to I Thun. 9 AM to 1 PM be held at Pomeroy IOOF ball · Sunday, January 9, was an· Sat.9 AM to 9 PM nounced. The next meeting will be ·, Monday January 17 ond ll•e 1l charter will be draped in mem Middleport ory of Marguerite Durst bUT/KNOW %7. Perform brtruantly !9. Li.:ht-tan .... "" ol ', of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Week: ~,Irs.Coh~mbus ~.ldon usm~' "':'~mg exchan~ed 1 4:2. derra.:r wlf• ·ts a rurmer pastor or the Le- • whte ·1 ln Meigs County, resi,... ,_. Mary Beth Week•. daughler '>rt Falls Methodist charge and I with lhe Jolln Wo~e family, attendant~ I --~--- NOON& WOTk 1·5 ~ ---~ Mee fh 8an d Night will be February first Councilor 26. Gui- pme appre~iat1on cha~rman, 2LT~ Atfl : 'l~il· t:.lve :ol t':J J.'~:!· _1968-11 0 , ~rram:n 2~ ;)p/'"'''1s 1 ~'' , ~ ~rth ~ r~:t;J, eyn~.~:. tHI~rant p~meroy. 1 DAft Y CROSSWORD L store The Rose Garden Club . arran~mg. adivit~es I ·GOT TO GO DOV4\J LEDBETTER!! WHATAREVE . ~ome~oy~M\ddleport, _ Dally Sentinel, _ 1 A program on th~ benefits man, an~ Mrs. Donald <_, al lo- .Mrs. Phtlllp!l, Medtcal Rec· . M1ss Fneda Faehnle repm·t· Tuppt>rs Plains held its annual , 0 f R ld b · ~ th 1 or Garden Therapy among hos· ,wny ol the Gal lipol iS Slate lo· ' o1ds Libran an at llle Gallipo· cd on the Chnslma• parlv giv· \ Chri stmaspartvatllailey 's Res· eynol s ."'bg, d c 11"mR on pilal patients was presented at ' stitute. . ' lis State lnstitulc, and Region· en for the ,udges ol the Chml- 1 in The t. ', 0 di 1 the of the ' Notes of wc_re i' al Therapy t:ha•rman, diScu >Scd • mas 11ghtmg contest held at the , bles were deoorllted, carrying ' bec•m Midd leport Garden Club held rood from !he Dillard fa mily the work be111g done w1lh the h01rn< or Mrs. Arthur Strauss. : out the Christmas !heme. urg ' e R 1 Mooday evelllllg at the home of and From tile Athens State Hos- pot1ents at the Institute ln gar- Amngements in clu ded dried • . parenls werP r. an " · oy INTERLOCKING RING SETS Mrs. :.lax Roller. I pita I superintendent for the ' dcning and flower materials end fruit and flower' Roll call was answered by . Jones Jr. or , MiSs Nellie Zerkle presi-1 dub's. parlidpation m Opera- I She described tlw combinations M" [)aVId Farpbmt matenal used m ', Mr. and Weeks , denl , opened the meetmg with t on Santa Claus. Mrs. Walter ,earned out by members mer had an arrangement du.ora l10ns. Chi15lmas devoand Mrs . H<rman Srholl. ol 111 1 a readig en titled, ·· PortrOiis," Hayes, radio and TV chair· their cluh, ··Tile Nature's Gar- ' antl<lued roses and Mrs George lions were given by Mrs. Char- I Pomeroy, lhe grandparents, by John C. Metcalfe. She wei- , man , reported on the club's ra· :, den Club ," formed in 1!159, : Anderson h•d prepared one us- les Massar. Mrs . Charles Yeago , wero present . The Rev . l:eopoob lolorlodclno Ring Sets are permancom•d members and specl<ll dio program presented by Mr3. · whicll is nnw a member of !he mg mums and grapes. M r s. led group smgmg. Gameo were I Joe Ktrsch oH1ctaled . usmg guests including Mrs. Jack James Titus. Ohio Association or Garden James Titus diSplayed arrange· played and g1Fts with water which he brought from ently locked ill place to prevent twilling Cl' Rosbon, regional director ; Mi<. Miss Anna Howell, prog"•m ', Clubs and spuolsorr•d hy !he menls of dned mulertals in-' t9 members in ' the River Jordan Rev. Kirsch aeparating ...... Charles Lewis, Meigs county introduced Mrs. Go- 1Garden Clubs or Galli a county . eluding cnrnhu sks rose<. ·-- - · hone~~ "th~ir IIGIUrbl contact ctrairman; Mrs. Gomer 1mer Phillips whu prese oterl u 1The r\ub ~wrted with 12 and Members an!)wered roll call N boaulyand--• Ph•liios, regiOnal therapy choir- i program on ''Garden Therapy." 1now hns a membership of 22. • by giving New Year's Garden , 0 T I C EI neaL look for tt.e . - · -- · ··-· -- Mrs. Phillips pointed out Ulllt ! H.esolutions Tile hostesses, Mrs, namo Kooptaloo lo the 'f f the petienls hove planted over 1 Malcolm Roller, Mrs. Harry line 111111 . . . arnf Z e 1,1100 sprmg flowermg bulbs and .Chesher, Mrs. l\lchard Gress ond invited the publlc to. d r 1ve . and Mrs. David Farm.... rved . through the grounds m t b e a salad course w1th sandwich- · HAVI MOVED TO spring and view lhe plantings. es, mints, nuts and corr... MisB • POMEROY, 0. I PI· . d r " \! t She also noted lhe rewards of 1Zerkle prP:sided at the sliver , 107 SYCAMORE ST. ,ms were ma e or . ee the work d 'th th . Dean Baroitz was installe : the Band" ni~ht at the Febru-: one WI e m~m· ~ coffee service. A white floral . . b t" P councilor by Theodorus Counc·il.d l hers of the club, of the nature arrangement centered the re- · (Formerly Dr. Donovan's Office) 1 mee 11ng y "e omerov 1 ary t k d Daughters or America Monday '· Band Boosters Association Tue;. l ours " en, an or the efred ol 1fresbment !>lble. Mrs. Howard • PHONE WY 2-2194 evening at 1M IOOF hall. 1\ day evcmng . :m the Senwr . H"1g 11 the garderung on the patients. Byer a gllt'st. ___:1;..,.....,,,.,..,.,.,..,...,,.,.,.,.=..,..,..==""'===( ··-'-- =="""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""'""',..,.,..,.....i Jan~ary ~eeling - · . .. - . . . t - - - . ln/nnl Baptised o11 Df't·emlu•r 26th .00 SA VI 19c , , . l'ui-Volu Prl-.1 SKINLESS WIENERS 2~~- 79c qt. oris. Drink - 2 59c It Pays To Check! Check Prices At ••• SAVI 20o , . , Par Soup, For Stow RACINE BOILING BEEF - 3 99c lb. FUL·l'ALU e HOT SAUSAGE e POUSH SAUSAGI! e SMOKED SAUSAGI MARKET A good aelecton of lunch meall and cheese. Shop our ITH &. I'IARL ON STATl RT, Ul IN RACWII I'M. Wl , • • display for canned, refrlgernt. • Wnllill. 1111111 11114 toQml. 8TNml>! . ......., ... . ,~ ~ ~ ·~ . ..... -· ~ . · ·-·· . ..... . ... · ·-······· · .,.. ~.., •,. · .. .. I �Rme Carden club Hold• Aunurd Party Note Benefits of Garden Therapy . BAUNEY GOOGLI: ond Sl~I.IFFY SMIIlt By FRED LASSWELl -~------,. MIZ ALLDOUEDUP FER? IN TH'SETTlEMENT FOR A SPEll AN' I WUZ WONDERIN' IF VE'D BABI'-SET FER MEFER 7EN CENIS AN HOUR. tG. A(JB()88 · - -----··-~·· ean 8 D Installed as <oro .~:~ r•!li:J ~::=~ La.t•~ 12. 13, Card zs. Con- ,., temptl- a. A.acleut 1 , 4. Thidmesl · :;. Shut fit. SpsalA. 6. Actor ol \ origia. k Emmel 15.. lilt& 16. Mot.ber 17. Pronou• 1&. Qne type doni!Vl ~. """' !1. Sbovel 2&.- • .-n't' '1. 8ub8ide B. stJ<uetuN 9. Blemish 11. Penu!CS .wldl tbe 15. Land Of lost>t' 30. Peers 31. Live Moo.BUrnl 22. Literary 118. Football m aideas 24 , M II SIC, Or' hookey l9. &J:damQ,. tkllla 20. JluDI8IIt Jit,•rature, etc. 21'1. Aurora. 26. Urut o! By AL CAPP - "''Ntll • .,.. . . . . """"' native :!9. Lt1z~n I 37. French river 39. A!ncalt antelope 40. Playin~ can! ,.... <1. o.,.li{;, -· 33-Eng.~ndShak&- I ALLOWED IN HIRE. WTYOU. 511~!! HUMAN A/AWR£!!· color !Ions 34. Exclama,.. tion 35. Coujuuc.. 8G.. Cou.tineftt~ abbr. a:r. Laeo!dan l ••You "' k ill)~ l.'!. .... til. !..-+-b-4 '?h;.-+-b lio+- [ oOtm• wrote l1!tlc Boy Bl,_.~e, Come Blow Your Horn, wa£n't a father!" • sbipf~ D 4 D.Y CKU'DJQUOTE - Bem'o how to WGrk 1&1 A.K'I'DI.B&&XB 10 I.O•orEI.I.OW om_llftW_Iar_.... "'"""~Ato­ ttw ""' lhrM L1o. x tor tile - a., etc:. _ , . 1""""" · - DICK TRACY ~ _ _the a. .......... _ _ b_ !1cm _~,..W. 1PUI'ds arc a.ll ltiDta. ·--~ XP'I' AO 'r.JI:APBXO TTW8 X B K 1' X Ill Y &..-K Q J[ Y 0 p B ,.,.._.,.. .All.i: .sas.l-"LY ~P ~VIC EliO'LOYiiElft' .AND l'mftVI ~N"0MT'ATmT.K-· n:='1 !-<;":'." Roush's Shoe Store .l.IKJ WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio JANUARY WJ~H MO'IlHY TIIRU FIUFOAY I 4 I! Karr and v.. Zandt Sho\f ' Monday Through Friday 6 oo ".1·n {In _ :\es · . , 7 45 S1gn On, Echoes of 1·,1111 n. \\. ed· Fn.) n llfl Oh ro Vallev t\:ews . - S' . . I;;· 4 ,.,. l lh"': .,.,,.,,. 1· 1 c1 · 1 .1ued 1-l l'J rl 6 (j ·''ll .I ' : llll vlU W • 115 World News '" ~It·~ ~~ Cutl!ltv HF!l '5 ['o 1 J b ti "'' - un rv :.1 111 oret' 6::i7 wcath~r 1! u,.~ 7.00 .\.,lil•n:.l :'\1·ws 7:05 ·30 Bill S t~i l !lf'r 1' Shuw d 7. p(.)r o; ; II"a. e 7-:\:-, l\,11 ~lillf'r Show 1 7:50 News 8:00 liJII _\llikr Shuw 8:45 H<1~•T f't•rtlltllre Sl10w 1\\'1·d - Vn 1 9:00 i\'t·l'o S 9 30 Ln[!« '(' \\ 11h J<illt't iiJOW illl' · Lril~~ -- 'I :iii ·:'h<· i \1blt• Sp(• ·k~ ~ -l't '1'11l' L•,11d l.1 fe 111 on \ h' il 1 r .,n tro l 1fl .1U i"t•lmlry• H.v mnti mer1 II :111 (/ ~l id llri iH- Tt l i'S,- l~ · oo !\1~) 11 r-;._•.. , s Jl · ll '· ln ld' ,ll\' 9:45 l{r.l l' h ·, Slr w < - Tt:lll'~ 1 10 · 00 Oh u1 1-:dw·.t l.on lO .O:i Sw;1p Sh•1P 10 15 \l ll\i ~ lt-t·)!, [ AS'Ih 1a1 :nn lO:.U Suc1al Sl'CUri tv lO .:t·~ Toln Hll!)'-'rl,~n Show 10 :45 A.S. C. f'rogr;un I rl l ) ~> ll:OS 11 :30 12:00 12 : 15 Tiny':i (ounlr v Junrl 1•m i ·IJO Tiny - ~ f'our.!n: lllrnntJme / ·:\'' ll IHJ NatJon:ll :--Jew.. · LnC'al \c·v. s 12 :30 (;oe".h;( ~; Gue ~ t S:;.1r 1 j2_0(l 12:30 Larr·1· ,\nd~>r';<m Sh•JW . 12 · 15 %:30 Ml .l'~ l~ tt~ic Stww !2:30 1 1 New~ o:, l\ o)()n ~e w s 12.10 Metrkets , 12 : I~ Mrd Dn.v We-ather !2 · ~;, 1 12 :m rI "' '\' r .: --~-- ----~- ----· ·· ( 45 LB. OHIO VALLEY BRAND , 2:00 Sa turday Maline& 2:31 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News 3:00 Saturday Mutinee 3:30 News Headlines 3·31 Saturday Matinee 4:00 Community Choirs 3·55 News 4:00 Community Choirs By GEORGE PERLE~T HVH1 IVOI~DERI ~- 59c Stokoly Morton F roz.., ORANGE JUICE BREAD DOUGH F11l• Jlalll YOU SAVE 30c FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK Fui-Valu Produce! Complete Selection On large Open Display! Broughton-2 Per-t Butterfat--No DepositNo Return "" W ~ LL 1 BiiDIE: ~R. ENGAGEMENT 10 ~ -TIJ Gf!'lJ'AJNI..Y Rite·Diet MILK ~:: - ' S-IRRE-D Th'ING!} UP litRE: I ,-... gal. 69c J)()MINO PtJR& CAN& SAVE 10. ... 121ndlvlduoliy Wrapped PI" JUMBO CHOCOLAT& SAVE 111. No.229 can C CLIFF HOUS& Sliced PINEAPPLE POTATOES 20b~ 79c ONIONS 3~ 1 WAID CROSS' SONS U, I. NO. I MAINI -· "'OTHE ~ TIWillliERUN 1111ANI<iD THif.UlRD THAT I HAD 1811' P£(lllU! llfi!IND W10 lo.WID CAAfl'l ON llll'.all'P RACINI, 0, boK Vll!feiabi•BIIf or Chicken Noodlo Campbell's Soup 6- s1 SAVE 1Oc . . Dlxio Boll Cra~kers -· ~ ~19c SAVE 10c . Ea•Y Monday Detergent - ._ 39c ~~~~~~D SAVE IDe--Easy Mond•y SAVI 40o . , , UNCLASSIFIED --- :~lb. liquid Starch -"· ~~- 29c 1.29 Red Kidney Beans .: 9c 3 SAVE 5o ... Argo Bron<l 1 \b., 8 01· Sweet Peas box--- SAVE 6c .. Mu..elman'a Apple Sauce~ ' SAVE 11c ... Solids Homstead Oleo 5 "'· 89c t'KOZEN FOOD BUY% SAVi 17c 3 bags ~~~· 1.39 GROUND BEEF - 3"'· GREEN PEAS 1 \b., 8 o1. bat SAVI1Sc ... Fairmont SAVI 11• ... Our l'rooh Gn>untl Snow Fresh SUGAR 12 ... Bonut Jar _ _ __ Hershey's Cocoa ••~· 59c P'tes 39t bag FISH SQUARES FrH SAVi Be .. Delicious Hot Drink! ORANGES c lb. POTATOES~ 0ui'\CM SEE HOW l 'OU Sill'EZ WINNIE WINKLE - - - - - . : t :,li.IT!!I. 2 Open 8 to 8 ~~'lon Th r u Sat. 3~~~;.. spo \ Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE • • MARKET HOW ttomePack Sugar Added 5:1-5 Pu blir Servtca 5;10 Sign orr MIJRE CA'i\Tit$ ! \WAT~E. ~l l!) 5.00 News Roundup r-;::===fT;;:;-mr:<=i GOT I'~ PIECI- cans RACINE Right n!served to limit SAV&9c 2. ,q. 89c tall SAVE 8a FROZEN FOOD BUY% lb. WIENERS BACON 1.55 New;; 4:JO B:Hlin 8 --- Breaded Perch 12 :20 Bulletin Board · 12.25 News 0 (; rams 12: 30 SJturday M-atinee 1 1·3{) News Headlines 1:_31 Sa turd;:~y Metinee 1 SAVE lBc JERZEE MILK CHUCK ROAST II :00 N r~w s 11 :0'5 Saturd<Jy Show 12 :00 L()(·al. Ohio. :\at. News \ t·ws 0 Cril:m County Agent ("our.lrv Co Hound f'A-"-''.'-l, o.o.s. wa~. .__ ~' 1 1 E:SS W 4~·r, \ l carton OH,MQI Y' D-O·fSa(T B· 16 l.m ~1ueller Show I 9·00 Hr gh Srhool Hit Parade tO · 30 Songs for Children ' 10:45 Golden Key 1 OA[JD'( --._:/ 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil i i 2 30 News Hradlini'S 12·20 Bu ll etin Board i __, .lli&t. H: Ll Wr· 1ther Picture 1 112 ·1J ! 1: ~{, News Be<Jt 2 00 Coun try Co Round Prnlt-~1an t !lour 2: ;i~ News Beat 3: 0~ ~id Way Matinee Wt'l'k End i>utroti's ;1nd II C>rn's Top tl · ~J~ Ne-ws Beat Tt·n Shnw 4 UO Oisring with Doss ]\'<)()/\ 1\PWS : 4-Jo Interchange Pa111 HI<IH~r' nro 15·00 Community News 5:05 Mason County News Jrrn ~·l rr~ Shnw TERRY .St'\'\1.QUR 12 I SA VI 20. . .. ,LORIDA ·-HI5 World News ~: 10 Sporrts Tod-dy Srgn t Jn :\(•ws :ln lLtpp::.· \",d1t·y Boys ~ !MJ ]I : 011 ~l'WS w w ue . 'T LaUlt ct'hs.•lnng Louie l\1ueller Sllow ~·rifl ::t ~'. Chur ch i3elll Hing) 11 ·30 rubltc Service 1 It ·4;) World News 11 :{J :Masmr County New!i / 12 00 C.lmmuni ty New3 -· llour . 12 :m lk v \1<-rlm TN' IS . I J l 1: •., ~,l. t· Hil!l qh 1 l :m Hd l\ H Sr l a~ Billu p~ ~ no l l;1n ····I T11 ne I ~ ::n W····~. I·>Hi I ~.-\Tl' IID,\ y • • ;; Ta lk or the Town ~I C t N a ason oun y ews Lo 'I 'I Sl • 0 7-45 Si~ n On. Echoes of Joy 'i\ 00 Ohin VJlley News IL 15 Weather Picture 8 16 Lou,·e M·>e ller Show 8:55 communi ty ' News II" and Tl)il rs . I Jot · .il Spurls Todav. 9:00 t .lfl :-;tgn '.n Forv."trd Fa ~ tfl I 9"5' e 110 . 1 ~.. ,J:r,~t Hour ·· 1 I"' "" .,. ~ 1 "• , : ~ ' •\' ~ 10 . , ' -10 .."' .. H .1.1 11 t l L r:nrJ 1)) -[)(1 ~ nn S;l!·P;' drng King r.l om !I U~ 7::l5 Pkk ('r.s lbnhn n• iTucs 9::JO Tlru r·s) 4 :1:1 l<kdl ic Co. Ti.lcnl New!J 4 54 0~ 110 r\t".\·s Round-Up .nri-l k-.., l ";nT) Uutr 111 ~ . .. St:\!1)-\Y ., Bertha McKenzie. 5:10 World and NatloMI Nows 5:15 Spotlight on Sports 5:25 Weather 5 30 Sign or! S;tturday LOG _._.....,...,.,.,I HOURS .i.. ...,,,..,. -----· ' .,.-.. ~ ..,_,!!! ... ~IWM:,. L I 1 , '-4. Artil<'t'a ~~ llnd olli Membno- ,_,..hat I be t cha, Mom? I betcha the guy that DON REUTEit ACCOUNTING SERVICE I 1 ticn ·~ ~!so I composi• ·- They really fit~ I 32. Choral 18. 14.1llliCM.\ fnstn...tt 43. Lunblo f3. 240to"'- --- - - REUT£R INSURANCE AGENCY I The meeting opened in rit· '\ audilorium. Public lo invited ualistic form with Della Stahl, Mrs. Tru1nan Russell, presl· CQundlor, presiding. Reported dent , WCIS in c har~e of the 1!1 were Margaret Setdenabel I ~eeUng . Band members will be and Lydie Stewart in Veterans i mlrodtlc~>d and later pruvtde Memorial Hospital and t'annie 1 entertainment. Plans were aiMc~amee. Eva De~sauer is \so made for a record hop Saturhome from hospital and imp- 1day , January 15, with the Jays proving. One member, Bertha 1as emeee. lt wa s decided Lo I McKenzie lost by death a d , have the ways and means comflowers were sent and services 1mittel.! take the old uniforms held Monday evening. ito n rug weaver and have pur· Thank you ROles were read ple and white rugs made which ! from the McKenzie family, Ber- . will I:Hf sold. i nice Ann Durst and Ebersbach I Named as the refreshment family . Death benef~ts were : commitlee for the February ' pnld for Marguente Durst. meeting were Mrs. H. M. Saw· Round-i'obin cards were sent to yer and Mrs. Vidor Hannah, Mrs. Seidenabel, Mrli. Stewart eo-chairman ; Mrs. Leo v'"""and Mr s. Dessauer. : an, Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, Marie Hauck re'Bd the re- Or ien Colmer Mrs. Tom Crow port of the auditing committee Jr .. Mrs. Le~lie ~"'ultz, Mrs. which was accepted. n the a~· \ Donald Lanning, Mrs. Richard sence of the dep~ty, . Nettie ! M1-es, Mrs. Larry Sheets, Mrs. Hayes, . past councilor, 1 . 11. 5 Mrs. Chares Otl rf· mstclled . l lrt· s Com, the ofr Jeers. ler . o Jee rs m.tl d t. ·t . 11 1 Bll 111e execu tve comm1 • otalled were Carne Remharl [ t Rr h Is d vice coundlor· Glenore swat· I ee . e res men we~e serve · ' · . I by Mrs. Rohert Bailey Mrs. ul, associate v1ce coun cilor; V M Da .d G od 8. Lottie Cohen. warden: Marie I lernon mg, rs. . VI o · Houck outside sentinal and I w n. Mrs . H.ay Glaze and Mrs. lrusl~ and Deallo St.hl, jun- _v_er...no.._n.-..E..va..n_•_· ior past councilor. IJ A discuss ion was held un Ute : ' ~ORE rally to be held March 31 , In Mon., Tun., Wed., Fri. Pomeroy. A meeting for organi ~: alion of a District 13 9AMToSPM Past Councilors Association, to I Thun. 9 AM to 1 PM be held at Pomeroy IOOF ball · Sunday, January 9, was an· Sat.9 AM to 9 PM nounced. The next meeting will be ·, Monday January 17 ond ll•e 1l charter will be draped in mem Middleport ory of Marguerite Durst bUT/KNOW %7. Perform brtruantly !9. Li.:ht-tan .... "" ol ', of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Week: ~,Irs.Coh~mbus ~.ldon usm~' "':'~mg exchan~ed 1 4:2. derra.:r wlf• ·ts a rurmer pastor or the Le- • whte ·1 ln Meigs County, resi,... ,_. Mary Beth Week•. daughler '>rt Falls Methodist charge and I with lhe Jolln Wo~e family, attendant~ I --~--- NOON& WOTk 1·5 ~ ---~ Mee fh 8an d Night will be February first Councilor 26. Gui- pme appre~iat1on cha~rman, 2LT~ Atfl : 'l~il· t:.lve :ol t':J J.'~:!· _1968-11 0 , ~rram:n 2~ ;)p/'"'''1s 1 ~'' , ~ ~rth ~ r~:t;J, eyn~.~:. tHI~rant p~meroy. 1 DAft Y CROSSWORD L store The Rose Garden Club . arran~mg. adivit~es I ·GOT TO GO DOV4\J LEDBETTER!! WHATAREVE . ~ome~oy~M\ddleport, _ Dally Sentinel, _ 1 A program on th~ benefits man, an~ Mrs. Donald <_, al lo- .Mrs. Phtlllp!l, Medtcal Rec· . M1ss Fneda Faehnle repm·t· Tuppt>rs Plains held its annual , 0 f R ld b · ~ th 1 or Garden Therapy among hos· ,wny ol the Gal lipol iS Slate lo· ' o1ds Libran an at llle Gallipo· cd on the Chnslma• parlv giv· \ Chri stmaspartvatllailey 's Res· eynol s ."'bg, d c 11"mR on pilal patients was presented at ' stitute. . ' lis State lnstitulc, and Region· en for the ,udges ol the Chml- 1 in The t. ', 0 di 1 the of the ' Notes of wc_re i' al Therapy t:ha•rman, diScu >Scd • mas 11ghtmg contest held at the , bles were deoorllted, carrying ' bec•m Midd leport Garden Club held rood from !he Dillard fa mily the work be111g done w1lh the h01rn< or Mrs. Arthur Strauss. : out the Christmas !heme. urg ' e R 1 Mooday evelllllg at the home of and From tile Athens State Hos- pot1ents at the Institute ln gar- Amngements in clu ded dried • . parenls werP r. an " · oy INTERLOCKING RING SETS Mrs. :.lax Roller. I pita I superintendent for the ' dcning and flower materials end fruit and flower' Roll call was answered by . Jones Jr. or , MiSs Nellie Zerkle presi-1 dub's. parlidpation m Opera- I She described tlw combinations M" [)aVId Farpbmt matenal used m ', Mr. and Weeks , denl , opened the meetmg with t on Santa Claus. Mrs. Walter ,earned out by members mer had an arrangement du.ora l10ns. Chi15lmas devoand Mrs . H<rman Srholl. ol 111 1 a readig en titled, ·· PortrOiis," Hayes, radio and TV chair· their cluh, ··Tile Nature's Gar- ' antl<lued roses and Mrs George lions were given by Mrs. Char- I Pomeroy, lhe grandparents, by John C. Metcalfe. She wei- , man , reported on the club's ra· :, den Club ," formed in 1!159, : Anderson h•d prepared one us- les Massar. Mrs . Charles Yeago , wero present . The Rev . l:eopoob lolorlodclno Ring Sets are permancom•d members and specl<ll dio program presented by Mr3. · whicll is nnw a member of !he mg mums and grapes. M r s. led group smgmg. Gameo were I Joe Ktrsch oH1ctaled . usmg guests including Mrs. Jack James Titus. Ohio Association or Garden James Titus diSplayed arrange· played and g1Fts with water which he brought from ently locked ill place to prevent twilling Cl' Rosbon, regional director ; Mi<. Miss Anna Howell, prog"•m ', Clubs and spuolsorr•d hy !he menls of dned mulertals in-' t9 members in ' the River Jordan Rev. Kirsch aeparating ...... Charles Lewis, Meigs county introduced Mrs. Go- 1Garden Clubs or Galli a county . eluding cnrnhu sks rose<. ·-- - · hone~~ "th~ir IIGIUrbl contact ctrairman; Mrs. Gomer 1mer Phillips whu prese oterl u 1The r\ub ~wrted with 12 and Members an!)wered roll call N boaulyand--• Ph•liios, regiOnal therapy choir- i program on ''Garden Therapy." 1now hns a membership of 22. • by giving New Year's Garden , 0 T I C EI neaL look for tt.e . - · -- · ··-· -- Mrs. Phillips pointed out Ulllt ! H.esolutions Tile hostesses, Mrs, namo Kooptaloo lo the 'f f the petienls hove planted over 1 Malcolm Roller, Mrs. Harry line 111111 . . . arnf Z e 1,1100 sprmg flowermg bulbs and .Chesher, Mrs. l\lchard Gress ond invited the publlc to. d r 1ve . and Mrs. David Farm.... rved . through the grounds m t b e a salad course w1th sandwich- · HAVI MOVED TO spring and view lhe plantings. es, mints, nuts and corr... MisB • POMEROY, 0. I PI· . d r " \! t She also noted lhe rewards of 1Zerkle prP:sided at the sliver , 107 SYCAMORE ST. ,ms were ma e or . ee the work d 'th th . Dean Baroitz was installe : the Band" ni~ht at the Febru-: one WI e m~m· ~ coffee service. A white floral . . b t" P councilor by Theodorus Counc·il.d l hers of the club, of the nature arrangement centered the re- · (Formerly Dr. Donovan's Office) 1 mee 11ng y "e omerov 1 ary t k d Daughters or America Monday '· Band Boosters Association Tue;. l ours " en, an or the efred ol 1fresbment !>lble. Mrs. Howard • PHONE WY 2-2194 evening at 1M IOOF hall. 1\ day evcmng . :m the Senwr . H"1g 11 the garderung on the patients. Byer a gllt'st. ___:1;..,.....,,,.,..,.,.,..,...,,.,.,.,.=..,..,..==""'===( ··-'-- =="""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""'""',..,.,..,.....i Jan~ary ~eeling - · . .. - . . . t - - - . ln/nnl Baptised o11 Df't·emlu•r 26th .00 SA VI 19c , , . l'ui-Volu Prl-.1 SKINLESS WIENERS 2~~- 79c qt. oris. Drink - 2 59c It Pays To Check! Check Prices At ••• SAVI 20o , . , Par Soup, For Stow RACINE BOILING BEEF - 3 99c lb. FUL·l'ALU e HOT SAUSAGE e POUSH SAUSAGI! e SMOKED SAUSAGI MARKET A good aelecton of lunch meall and cheese. Shop our ITH &. I'IARL ON STATl RT, Ul IN RACWII I'M. Wl , • • display for canned, refrlgernt. • Wnllill. 1111111 11114 toQml. 8TNml>! . ......., ... . ,~ ~ ~ ·~ . ..... -· ~ . · ·-·· . ..... . ... · ·-······· · .,.. ~.., •,. · .. .. I �·• Gross-King Vows.Takenon New Year's Eve Mr and Mrs T G. Stewart 16-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mi ddleport, 0 , Jan . 5. 1966 MEIGS THEATRE Pome-roy, Ohio TONIGHT & THURSD AY NOT OPEN Fnday and Saturday January 7-8 Wm. Castle's " ! SAW WHAT YOU DID ' lind I know who you Mt') Joan Lto~ ' ll<~tl l John ilt' l:md. Lt>l l I .1 t:k-nn Candlelight Service is Impressive I Installaiion of Lodge Officers I B tt S An Jmp!e~~m e candl_ehght m- Iunny, Secretary: e y ~pen of (;.illlpo!Js are announcmg the ! rstall !lion t:eJemony highlighted eel' TI easurcJ. Mr ~ J{J(:htu d g of lheir dcmahter MISS , • f th 0 p t ·tor· Mrs Paul marna e ~ . 0 the .J,muan meeting e v.ens ro ec , ' · Sue Grose to Nicholas !N icky !\lelgs Tt"mpl e Pythmn S1sters Z1rle, Outer (JUal d . '(\w . .. dd~ 1' \ ~ JWl~ at t he Legwn Cl ar, kPas t Ch Jef· Bt •It\'• twll m ~lh..ld iPpot t. Grand Represent,J\1\ l' Joan f M. !\Irs. l'm er ~n, ,Sahr 8SSJ::it<:"d HI the IOSt.lll.!· He\ llll · ·· I mg St'\tn br<:~mh candelabra. twn or her mother. Mt s t'litlds Tlw double ring re!'emonv ttt'd \\ 1th v111 1nus colored nb ComnutteP membe1 s uwludcd, w.'ls )Jt'I r(lJ ][ ,t•d on New Year\ "HONEYMOON HOTEL " h11 rl\ l\HI\ IIlL: illlt lht· staltons , dC'co~tion , Mrs \\Illwm All - ~\e at 7 w p i:lt the Mettl oIn lllllnluJ L unltliii~d .,...,lh gret'llt'T~. decor- Ill.J il and Mr~ Otiw \\ atts ~nd u 1 ~ 1 L'lnu ch .ll ,SVUlLLI~e. Metgs Hober1 (ioult•l \,lilt'\ t\\1 ,111 al•d the .tii<~I Wende1! 1 1wdttmg Norma Z11kle di.JI! counh. bv the Hev. RuiJt'!l '!11t~t .rill ::,; Jotu1 \tr~ \\ ti! Ia m Allman WBS m man Mnxme Qy,ens and Duns Stuller. · 1\rm, lll'lm l I'll bJI('It~"" h.' I !\l'll l. ill \I\ llfl :-.t,d ltng n!ttt't'l a ~:.t..,led b• Mrs. l:k11ley '1II, b!l dl' wore a whl!e bro1 ( _,.,1 1 B.1h1 Gt.~ nd St>ntor cmd Jm;liedti:!ldv following tlw St'! 3d• mt·ss t1 unmed m pale SUNDAY MONDAY I d <' 1 1 ~nd M:1n and TUESDAY 'ldi~arel .orw~. ,r. \ICC. Jo::~n Clark vresente J. blue \\ t!h \\llll'h sht: wore a J•n 9, 10,11 <~gt·r OIII•l't~ tn:t-•l ltd 111 t_lud- \Ut.d numbt•J 't Took a 'l tr- ]t rrlii blue h:.Jt with veiL and "LOVE AND KISSES " rU \tf:J !;t•ur~t> thlld": ~ 1 F ( . •H: Ie.11 Wllh Mrs. Ben Neutz!Ing n7ttdi'lf{ slm~s ller t:U/Sdge Htll.:. '\lel.-.on \ IJ ~ Ita• old I ' 'Jil t"\ f S Mrs .icL·ompanJ~t Ac-Glytes lu t the \\ 1s (ll blue carnatr ons I "W ILD oN a~~E BEACH" h.Jtl Owen:s, F: J Bt::~ ly Riggs (a!Jdlehghtmg cer€mony \\er e .Thl' btidt:'smaid, Joann Darst.! '~::::========~l:,:l:a',::'":::,g<:,:'_\,;,t_"_1_1 '_''-·1 '_e_.\I_•_LI- Max 1m~ Owens and D!H 1 ~ Btnl (;j ][1po1 1s. wore a pmk brocade ji. ey Thank·)UU notes were re<Jd dre.;~ \\IIil matchmg acccssv1 ft um the Medma Home and IL'S Be'- I man 1~as 1\elson Rey lrom Mrs Le!l.:• McE\h mny fo J nulds, !\ldSi HI . I flO I\ l'l" 'J'ilf' l'e Wt' l t' 8! SK k l'<i lls 1 ht• g1 OU!Il IS empJoy,•d at m:1de and $78 spent m DltUt.SIH: llw Plt<.~s.mt Valley Hospi ia l.l v.nr k. md ttle bnde d metlJCdl sec reM! s. Allmnn present ed flit' t 1l y foJ Dr Ker.1p at Holzer ~ave\ to i\tb Childs who g;n·e 11' I"] j ( t (tSpl u h 1 an t~rce ptnm~ e spcet · ommJ ·1 J\lr and Mrs Kmg aI e rrstd· Itt'" appo tntt•d mdude flower, mg at th~ UUldctte Addition, Sadie McElhmny, Betty Spen- Pomt Pleas<Jtlt. : < t'l rrporll'r . !\It s Ben Neulz· . Atlt: ndmg the wcddmg vw ere : 'mg: Wa~ s and Means Mrs Mr and Mr~ T G. Ste\\<-.U t, Mr. l l\ Jil U\\en and Mrs. Richard and Mrs. James Craft. Ann l Owens. and r. 1nJa Drbb1t!- Manmng, all i Jm\Jatwn v.as Hnnoun(' ed for of t:a llq)()lts Mrs H L. Kmg J<tltrur'JV met'tlng \\1111 nwm- IJ C'ndl'J'nn Mr and Mrs. Alvc~ b1 1 , or the sl.-Jff rnd offici:'!Ms To LuLM'I '· doo,' 1~c 1ar1, \It· , 11 1 . 1 l'.t.lf furtll.t S Mr ~ P hi~ : Ill- !\Irs Ho!:'er Lutk e1 rloo, Hunt4 4 Our complete stock of sale Regular $8.95 GIRLS Regular $7.95 GIRLS Regular $5.95 GIRLS Regular $4.95 GiRLS Regular $3.95 GIRLS Regular $2.9S GIRLS . WATCH For The Jan. 11th Sentinel For OUR JANUARY ClEARANCE SALE ],,11 \\',J~ n:mwd St.1ff C::!p!cnn ll il'll'"SL'S V. ll l b(! ~ lrs BLihr, ,II 1I " Spt' ]]{ {'I \t I " II I>r"cc• !\lc " ' . , ~ . 11 llllll\, 'I B N'<li 'lillr1 I\ IS. ..:n t b ' an d \I 1, .,'II m 111 THE SHOE SALE YOU WAIT FOR!! 1· \ wgton . 1r L.: d 1\.t 15 (ln rrly LudeHlou. Po111t PlL'a \ant. s I fo.l1 I .. ,Hid j\11 .. ~Ir s ( ilttoll .l!um, ~ 1\ l lt~· rt Sll .l lzel , A'Ht. . """"''ct ~ l'! l,,,r~, "M iddlc ofUpp" /JJocJr. POME.R0\' 1 OHIO. the P1 d\ er .•:, d l!l l's,oi"' VIs• tmg at the home of ~1r anJ \l1s F J;Illi\ Grunm and gi , Dcsu ee Kay of \'nitt 1 U\ c. Itn g 111 e ( ~Histmas holid-..\s IH're Mr and M r ~. H1 ll I· ;11 d ,md cllt ldr l'n Jolin :!If'/ Chapman-Canaday's I 0 fht\ 1J ami Susan Lvnn of Me· I TWICE-YEARLY SALE! SALE! GIRLS WINTER COATS Regular Regular Regular Regular $19.50 $16.SO $13.9S $12.95 GIRLS COATS - - SALE $13.00 GIRLS COATS - - SALE $12.00 GIRLS COATS _ _ SALE $10.00 GIRLS COATS - - SALE $9.00 tudwn .\ev. Je1 sey, Mr and \11 s Puul Julmsv 1 of At hens; 1 ~~~ an Mrs Lawrence Roush . of Ravenswood, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth lrnbudcn and daugh· ler Pt•ggy of Mtddleport 'vlrs !\et!Je Moore and son Jumor,! Mrs. N01ma Baker and son lliCh ~ nd Mrs. Jl'anette Uuff), sons Jackie and Eddy "II of Syrucusc, Mi and ~rs r:arl s.mree and son Glenden of Marietta. Mrs Thelma Grue- 1 I ::~er, Mrs. Icy Miller and son J:t ck Mrs Belly Russe ll and , dau ghter Tammy, all of Pom· e1uy , J\lr and Mrs LOlliS Haufl ' of r\ew York Also on Chnstma• day, Mrs. · Gnmm rel:eived a h'lephone 1 grt'"t't mg from tier son and 1 d:mghter·Jn law, A·lC an d Mrs. 1 Gene Imboden .an hu ly of M1ddletown, Fa, where Genee l · IS stationed wtth the Air Fore 1Al so spcnlllg New Year's week('IJd wtth the Grmuns were \lr .md Mrs. P.:JUI Johnson of ,\UJ en:-, . KennctJI Imboden and d::tUd t1~r Peggy and Chuck:e 1I Sn) J,·r, al l of M1dd lepon. VOL XVII assorted $1.95 - - - -- - - - SALE $1 .50 $2.95 SALE $2.00 $3.95 - - · - - - - - - - SALE $2.50 $5.95 SALE $3.50 8 to 20. BOYS $4.95 SWEATERS SALE $Uo BOYS $5.95 SWEATERS SALE $4.00 BOYS $6.95 SWEATERS SAU $4.50 BOYS $7.95 SWEATERS SALE $5.50 BOYS $8.95 SWEATERS SALE 6.00 Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular $8 .9S $7 .9S $S.95 $4.9S $3.95 $2.95 GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS Clt!ILS GIRLS GIRLS SKIRTS - SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $4.48 $3.98 $2.98 $2.48 $1.98 $1.48 Reg. 7.95 Girls Sweaters : · Sale $5~00 sorr wool - lQ L;fJ mohair- 10% nylon Cardigan cable sl1h h - ragla n slee~ves. Whites Sweaters and past.> Is S12es '(to 14 girls. Wools, Orlons, Mohairs. S1zes Small, Medium and Large. SALI $9.00 MENS $1o.95 SWEATERS - - - - - SALI $8.00 MENS $9.95 SWEATERS SALE $7.00 MENS $8.95 SWEATERS SALE $6.00 MENS $7.95 SWEATERS SALE $5.50 MENS $6.95 SWEATERS SALE $4.5lt $8.00 $8.00 $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 Selected from our regular stock - Juni or Sizes ~""" ' S11es - llalf Stzes. Regular $2S.OO Womens DRESSES - SALE $12.50 Regular $19.SO Women• DRESSES - SALE $9.75 Regular $16.50 Womens ORESSES - SALE $8.25 Regular $14.95 Womens DRESSES - SALE $7.48 Regular $13.95 Womens DRESSES- SALE $6.98 Regular $12.95 Womens DRESSES - SALE $6.48 Regular $10.95 Womens DRESSES - SALE $5.48 SALE! MENS $2.95 FLANNEL LITTLE SIZES BOYS LONG SLEEVI SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 2 to 6X. Plaid!, checks, sohd colors. Our Sizes Small, Med10m, Large and Extra Large . St 69 quality, while lhey last. 2 for $5.00 On $alo STARTS THURSDAY MORNING AT 9 THURSDAY·· FRIO AY--SATURDAY HOUSE SLIPPERS Men's, Women's and Children's Regular2.99-- Sale$2pr. or 3 prs. $5.00 Regular 4.99- Sale $J pr. or 2 prs. $5.00 1 Racine Legion · Auxiliary has Annual Dinner I The Ha cme LegiOn Auxiliary SPECIAL GROUP $1.0.0 '•' parr 1 reu:ntly beld 1ls annual Christ- mas turkey dmner and party at the Legwn Ha ll IJeau lifully 1 decorated, a!! were the tables, i with Ctmstmas greenery Followtng dmner, the guest Mrs. i Wil son U!rr, Athen s, Eighth Dtstnct president, extended greetmgs and spoke bncfly on I, membership 1 A cand!~ ligillmg sC'rvJce was present ed by Lomse Stewart, ' DIXie Smith, Mvrtle ALL FAMOUS NAME BRANDS DRESS HEELS, Reg. 8.99-10.99 5. 9 9 pr Ba_g_s _to_ M_at_ch_ _l_p_r_ic_e__, , _ I_ _ NATURALIZERS, Reg. 12.99-14.99 6.88 and 8.88 One Spocial Group - FLATS and LOAFERS VALUES TO $8.00 Chapman-Canaday In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI! \~alker, ~ Fram t·s Hobert~ , Martha Lou 1 : Beegle and M<Jry Roush Games I were played Wi th prizes award- 1 I ed to t;arnel Smtih , Erma Wil- l 1 son and Frances Roberts Mrs. J Lcor a Young won the door · pn zp an d the travel mg prize dol natrd by Martha Lou Beegle was gn.l-' n to Grctta Simpson : Mary Ruu>h , on behalf of the , Gmt. presented Mrs. Carr a g1ft A co~rd was sent to Myr' tie HoltL:r, w1th each member stgnmg a note Mrs Carr thank~ II ed lhe Um t fo r its help and II pa1 t~e1patwn at the birthday par ty at Chill icothe m December. Others atlending mcluded , Addi e Nm ns, Eula Wolfe, Eunie Bnnker, Bl'ulah Bt adford, Blanche Spencer, Opal Dtddle, Maxme Sham, Hathe Powell and Roy Ralph Smtth, withl 1 f F1rst European country to g1ant women the nght 1o vote was Fmland in 1906. Whi sky undergoes no change in 11 1! " , Associations Ill New Meigs Local '" , • '\ I ' ...• ... I SALE! MENS LONG TAIL I ' • . I ·~. '' ' .. , ' " < Settlement is Far Off Two Each from Middleport, Pomeroy to be on Committee Lindsay Warns Weary City, 'Be Brave As Bus, Subway Strike in near Stalemate Pomeroy and Middleport teachers were officially welcomed Into the Meigs County Education AssociatiOn when the executive committees of the three groups met Wednesday night in the offJCe of County Supt. 0. 0. Patterson. The committee announced prelimmary plans for the annual spring meeting of the Me1gs County Education AssoNEW YORK ((UP]) - Mayor John V Lindsay today reported "some movemenl" to. cJabon in April. Pomeroy and Mlddleport teachers were m'' I ••. ', t·.,:...... ward ending the six-day-old bus and subway sluke but warned weary New Yorkers VIted to name two representatives from each group to serve against over optimism about a qu1ck settlement on the executive council l : ~ ' ... Lmdsay, m a televJsJon and radiO reporl, dJSelosed thai both sid es In the dispute had ard Batchelder on March 3 m , "made an additiOnal offer'' dunng marathon negotJatwris Wednesday lie would not ~Ill­ A financial .reporl. of the Is- Che sapea ke. Th.1s w111 be th e .. · .,, , borate 1 I 1 sue promotion JOlnt y spon- f NEA 1 11 ~ ~j " Howe " h d "!I d b h 1 . ., ~ ~ ,,n1, ., 4 ver, ld e sa1 , 1e gap rema ms wr e e1wPen t e parties" The new Rer1ublt· sored by the MeIgs County Ed- 1rst appearence o an 1 1 1uo.~' ..... , • . . president m the arf!<o. for several ' · can mayor to the c1ty 1t would ''have to sweat It out . bf' ve1 v tough about It and Vt:i 1 u~atmn Assocl8tlon and the years, 11 was noted. BROWN ANNOIJNCES FOR COl\ GRESS - Garrett C. Brown , mayor of Belpre, moved - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · -- bra;e abou t 11 A steady ra m pellrd the cliy 01P ~eroy 1011 end Mlddleporl asso- Attend mg from Pomeroy were 1, mto Ihe pol!!Jcal scene today when he officJally announced that he Is a Repub!Jcan candt· was m~d~ and the conM.1• Young president. Luctlle date for Congress in Ohio s \Oth D1strict. Brawn said " I pledge to the people of thJS 11 d•trmg the mornmg msh hou1, !~ 11~~~n and Y· aws were re- Swackhame;, v1ce president, 1Co unty District t he t~ree things needed most m gov'ernrnent. honesty, sincenty and inrasumg a monumental traf£ic · : and Ina Meadows and Martha legnty. stc~.!Jng quahtJes.. tha t are allen missing from the stature of those holding poll· ;am that far surpassed The leacher merger has fol· ' Husted, buildmg representa- tJcal nfftce lie added, Bemg hones!, stncere and devoted may be constdered old lash· V bluOmusr·r 't'orJ/bouhrellsper cfo"r"mlle;,:;n~ 1o·1ed the approval last Novem· 1t1ves Present from Middl cporl wned m our present society, but l firmly believe that a umversa\ transition brmging ,~" be~ of the proposal to consoh- were Maxme Philson, presJ-]about .~ return. to such philosophies would be a sound advancement 1n our c 0 m p 1ex The Meigs County American Red Cross ('haptPr 1965 fund 1 some expres~way!l leadmg 1nw d .e the Bedford, Northwestern dent, Lea h Ord, VJce preSident, , world Brown JS commenct ng hts seco nd term as the full lime ma yo r 1n Belpre. dnve has produced $2,730 06 to date, 1! was reported to the heart of the city At leas! Salisbw-y, Pomeroy and M1ddle- Tom Kelly, secretary, and MJJ.I -chapter offictala Wednesday mghl al Veterans Memonal j 100 diSabled vehicle• further Pt, I schools dred Bailey, treasurer. 1 bospttal. 1 - ---- complicated the snarl. 1 rhe. latter two systems had Present from the Me1gs coun- j1 1, . • Frank Vaughan. reportmg 1n discussed to ~nl!st more denm s Eeonomu: losses Joared loto been m exempted. status, but lty Assn were Fly Sauer, pres!- ~r.lU the absence of Dnve Cha irm an fur the nexl bloodmobile the mil liOnS effective Jan. 3, ~hen the new dent , who was m charge of the l Paul Case._ . sa id the-re are sllJ\ Yvonne Sca ll y. water safet y Talked To Wirtz 1 1 boord orgamzed, became part oft busmes'i sesswn ; Thelma Dill, hopes the goal of $3 000 Y.!ll be chrm, 1eepurted plans lo ma ke Lind:oi.ly scud he had not the county system The new diS· Ipast preSident, and County Ele· i W.ISHI NGTON (UPfl - Two altered, lbe present "War on , programs wtthout lncr..,sln the reached. Vaughan urged anyone both pa~ts of the swlm mmg Ill· contacted PreSident Johnson 1 i!ct ~~nown . as the Meigs 1 menlary Superv1sor Robert GOP congressmen today called 1 Poverty" cou ld not effectively 1over::~ II antiJ)()Vert budgetg who wishes. to mall donations structor s course a\la liable to dlf t•c tly about mterv enmg 10 7ta ool DJstnct. I Bowen Other county assoc1a- for a major shakeup m Sargent survive • the frsral pressu~s uf ' One ma)or erfe<-~ of the Q i to Mr Case! at the Middleport Mt>1gs l'oun t1ans tl11s ~ummer I he stnke although he had C\1 was reported }hat~the, twn executive committee off!- I Shnver's <mlipoverty agency. i the war m Vtet Nam." ('xOodeJJ plan would be to S~Tie- post off Jet!. : Chapter ex.erutJ\Ie l'hatrman I talked With Labor Secretary W esapeake Educad~ ... As 1a- cers are. Elma Lo~ks, VIce Th ey called 1t 'a churnmg 1 Shltver s Office of EconomJ~ In loher actJvi!y, Chapter 1C E Blakeslee sa1d a clm tc on W1ll a1d Wirtz about the 51 tua hen IS IDVitm~ Meigs County president. Grace We ber, secre- Disneyland of admmistrallvet Jn a statement prepared for 0 f h b Chairman Vemon !\ease report- · Fund Ra1smfJ m Towns & rura l ' tJon Agam he rt>fused tu teachers to attend a dinner for tary and 0 0 p tie s l , , ppor1um 1y o everyt mg ul , , N 1 1 R • · · a rson, up chaos" I news conference th1s mornmg,j the poli•ca lly volatile cummu- ed the next bloodmobile vtslt lSI commumtres' w1!1 be held Sun- elaborate. say mg • that must at ana NEA president Jch- of Schools. 1 Re s AI be H . tho two lawmakeds, bolh nity ad Jon programs !ICheduled for Feb. 28 a! Porn- day, January 9 from 10 a m 1rem am conf1drn!iol 10 the 1 P. rl Qw• . Mmn .. members of lhe HouM Edllca-' Unde!~the ptoposed plan the eroy High school Plans were unt!l 3 :JO p m. at Oh10 Power I public mt erest ' and Charles E Goodell, N t10n and Labor Committee, saJd 1Job C.Q111s, the Neighborhood ~·Co off we m Pomeroy , w1th Tom , . Sh~rtly. before tr a m EST, offered a reorgamzatJOn plan their propoual would. permJt l Youth Corps and olhf'l trammg Hooper. natwna Tt'presentatJve ::Jill(' CommJSSJOner Hellry A. the} said would ''cllm mate the i adminiStra tiVe savmgs, thus I programs would be sh ifted to I of the Hed Cross. as tnstruclor Barnes said the ram W<J::i po!llng wa ste, abuses and developmg l freemg more money for such the Labor Deparlmrnl woth the I Atlendmg beSJdes !he abm e problems. al though 'lhe SilUIIsca ndal m the poverty pro- 1 proJects as "Oper allon Head i · He(:ld Start'' prog1 ~m gmng to were othe1 chap ter board mem - tmn 1s nor rnttuil '' gram" They warned that I Slarl," chtld care and deve lop-' the Department of Health, bers Llo' d Blackwood Rolrerl Because ol I he sleadv rain unles!i tl was drast1ra lly ment and the commumty actm n I Edueallon and Welfar e. Wing Pit Da le M Kautz, \olr<: he saJd more perso n\ ¥.erl' 1 1 , Redcross Fun dDrive sti ]] Sh y 0 £Goa ] by on]y $270 January Sale! FIEf.nCREST and CANNON ROYAL FAMILY Ma(c/iJriy b'\ith 1'owels, Hand 1'owe!s and Wash Cloths FIELDCREST "ROSE SCULPTURE" $2.98 BATH TOWELS SALE $1.98 HAND TOWELS SALE $1.38 WASH CLOTHS . SALE S8c Teal blu e, pink, maize and moss green. FlELDCREST "VENETIAN LACE" $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.59 HANO TOWELS - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS -:--:-:---;--- SALE 49c Go ld, ptnk, blue and moss green. FIELDCREST "RIBBON BOUQUET" $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - - SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Blue, pink and maize. FIELDCREST "DESERT FLOWER" $2.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.98 HANO TOWELS - - - - - SALE $1.38 WASH CLOTHS -·C'C""--:-:--SALE SSt Teal, pink and maize. FIELDCREST "SAMPLER" $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Only one color com oi nation. CANNON "EMBASSY ROSE" $4.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $3.98 HAND TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE $1.98 WASH CLOTHS SALE 68c Pink, blue and gold, CANNON "DOVER ROSE" $1.98 BATH TOWELS----- SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Blue, pink and maize, CANNON "VANITY ROSE" $2.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - - SALE $1.98 HAND TOWELS SALE $1.38 WASH CLOTHS SALE 58c Pink, mint green and gold. CANNON "EMPIRE BOUQUET" $1.98 BATH TOWELS----- SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Maize, blue and pink. CANNON "CRYSTAL PALACE" $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Gold, maize, moss green, blue1 pink, purple, black and red CANNON '~ISTERIA" $1.98 BATH TOWELS---- SALE $1.59 HANO TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Pink, maize and blue. FLANNEL SHIRTS Suede and prinled flannels, plaids and checks. All sanforized shr unk Warm, comfortable. Smort looking Stze8 14 1> to 17 and extra sizes 18 to 20. Mens Dress Trousers and wear fabrics. so hd colors and neat pattern~. Wa1st s;zes 29 to 50 and aU trousers at Elberfelda are altered to your correct length free. Wa sh MENS $5.95 DRESS TROUSERS - - - - SALI f5,00 MENS $6.95 DRESS TROUSERS SALI $6.00 MENS $7.95 DRESS TROUSERS SALI $6.10 MENS $8.95 DRESS TROUSERS IALI $7.00 Take Adv1ntage Now Of The Sale Of Mens and Boys Coats and Jackett In the busy mens and boys departmenl Slop In, aee the selection of Jackets in corduroys, wooll, nylo1111, lwJils. All warmly lined. Zipper and button front stylea Boys Sizes 6 to 20 Mens Size• 36 to 50 SALE! MENS BOYS $2.95 HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS SUEDE 1nd KNIT Sizes 8 to 18. extra large Sizes Mostly white s, some black, some I CrOplan d Plan Opens January 17 Y,! Wayne H. Chase, chairman of the Metgs ASC count> <o Jn;,m t-1 I the tee, sa1d today Carmers mav Baker NaJ.]ed on Charges ;' Of Evasion i J d p 0 O'e Orter C&SOE Ath - --M. ddl___ n· . . ens, I eport IVISIOns Show sIgns • 0f Expanding Economies • WORLD ' I Hears • 62 8 ases I 1 j 0 ver $''0 ,, '000 In Pomerov. 's :1 SALEI RED HEART I' Knitting Worsted 4 ply 100% virgin wool. Ready to knit pull out skein. Solid colors. Variegated colon and a b1g setectlon. FOR THIS SAL& $lOO 1 Wa) WASHINGTON (Upl) - i'Or· l S t d R be ' G mer ena e al e o r be tore takmg a break after t ' !' enroll lfl the Cropland Ad;u<l· (Bobby) Baker. the Pickens. ! b am today Before he entered • ment Program begmrung Janu. • S C, OOy who feund fort une m the talks ful l tim e the Transit ary 17 Smce. fu.nds for thiS prO· Temfir ls lhe word for lhe l adem ic lines Include the <nn- 1hens a new Woolworth building I backsla~rs Washmglon. stood J ~ulhontv and the slrikmg SAIGON - A TERRORIST Igram are limited, apphratJOn j overall economy outlook in the sohdatton of Shade, Alexander, IS gulng up whereas duirn.;: l96:i acf used today of mconw tax Transport Workers U n I (m lmne planted under the seat of ~;~It be :::::~e~ °~ a first -come , Athen~ DIVISion of the Columbus and Waterloo Local Sch'lO! D~s- Hucke}e Mart opened It~ dnor~ Ie~as1or1 10 a pul111rally explo- 1 ( • • , } ( 1\'I'WU 1 were $155 rru\ ho n apaM a rickshaw exploded lomght In Till. SJS. : and South ern OhiO Elec tric Com- tmts The Alhens City Sc·hool Ill the Plaza Shoppmg Center. SIYe rase fiJDJna There were reports the City had front of tbe mam gal• at sub8 prograrr. Js new . this pany The year promJses to be DIStrict has purchased land at I In the Middleport area loo The 37-year-old Baker, anre offered the TA $10 mtllioo ta 1 18 u! b.an Tan Son Nhut Airport, year. ~ designed to davert one df record growth fur both. The Pla 1ns to erecl 8 new blgn ~~u.c~twn and educational ct>~-· protege of then Sen Lyndon B There wert" 625 crimmal help meet th~ demands 1 t the k11lmg one V1etnamese and m- ~~needed cropland to .Jther use- Plans are ll [oot to bUJ\d 8 new school. fers h!.ve taken qUJte a shale Johnson and a top arde for cases and 76 C!vtl actions heard umon. but Lmdsay sa 1d JUring three Amencans. ~urposes. Farmers may en- substatmn at Stroud's Run A Commumty Cer1ter was op- or ~e lrmehght Senate Democrat!\, was named 1m toun1v Judge Frank W P01 - That s the f1rst l'vi heard o1 Meanwhlle U. S. Mannes I tel r mlo 5 to 10 year contracts : I ened lasl February Lytlon In· ' Wtth the help of the Ohio Un· Wednesday '" a nme-count ter's rourl durmg 1965 Co urt II . ' o reduce the1r acreage of feed 1· n a large sense, as Oh io Un· d 1 d ''I k El . beth H • t 11 t d d sweepmg a valley 18 miles J dustnes, Inc 15 plannm.:1 to j 'verslly Ins.tJtu tr:> for Regwnal m JC ment prepare by a "-' er • na o11s e er re_.m say satd he woul return . gram, wheat and othe1 crops l 'vrrSI Iy goes, so goes lhe ec' • fd 1 nd Cl ff d po t d 10 d· t th t·i '· . south of Lhelr Da Nang base p . I ronstrul'l a 200 000 square io&t Development an organizHlion e era gra Jury I or re ay o e a 1\S at somt time accldentallv burned part or a l ayments per ecre Will bee ; onomy of the Athens DIV!Sh.m I plant on the eas't Side of At\ot~'~ns l set up to aid certam counties Jones. rormer Democratic lif'U- 1 Disbursement of court revr- lm'ay ' V!etnames~ village to the ess thand un~er the annual fe€-d ~urther umve~ty expansion IS tn order to transree all Ils f~t'- 1 m southern OhJo m attnrtmg tenant governor of Nevada. was nue mtluded $2 572 26 from Lmd SJ}, look mg drawn and ground today while destroymg ~raJ~ an w eat programs The ~~ng ronsJder durmg tne for. l lllti~ under one-roof Jnt"h,lstrv a brochure was pub- charged With pequry m ('On nel'· jt rmes to the state $1,154 :l5 111 pale. enwrgf>(f from the baJ a cache of rice left behind by hrop and Adf;fustment Program , t commg yem Already under ! A numbe! of new housm~ Jub- ilshed . for the Commumtv lm- tiOn With the Jury s mqmry mto rPes to th e shenff $7,078 05 m~o gammg se<:ston lo maktt one the Commu DIS . ls Severa1 Amer. agreem owever, o ers a long-term conslructwn IS a new hf'almg d . ,. Baker .s dealing<: nl v d 1 1d d 1 h t II lVJSIOns were opened the se- provement vorporatton of Me1gs 11 the ., rottatv general b tund $1 .982d report at 1 47 a m EST H' 1 1 lh 1 1 icans were sijghtly burned r. e ',wue e ree pan es lgne o ea a earn- rond portion of Park Hill as County The Impact of the Bakrr , J4 to lit' aw h rary fund an l wf'nt on radiO &lid live while puttmg out the blaze G am and Programs are pus buildlllgs j w£•11 as Wonder HJ!Is Far Hills In lhf' fall voters approved a md! ctrnent on Preside-nt John - $J 791 :>7 mto the coun ty auto lt•leVJS IUJl agatn shortly be(or• . on a one-y~ar asrs Also a new all-purpose gy rt 1rJC:t- and one near Alban; . proposal to. consolidate school son's political fortune~ W;.t <; !wens~ and gas tax fund Total a r.l EST <~t U te hPJghl of tbt WASHINGTON - THE PRO- thFurther tnformati.on about sium and convocation center In the downtown are. a •! AtdJstrtct The Whll~ HIU sr I' nllef liOns lfl 1965 were $14 578- mbu und u,mu nul er crush e program IS avaJ!able at th th 1 ~ s of pomeroy. M1d( II e- uncer tam. spec! of a replay of the steel ASCS unt ff . I d e are m e p annmg stages l'lve - - - -- - . port Northwestern Sa!Jsb•lfP. wttbheld commen t on lhe at'IH'Il 77' 1 fl b I tt d . D ' -t d tr ' co y o Ice ocate at ! new dorms and a physical sc lrm· , , t B· k I ~- r~~: o s e er sa l m rn ~s t~ s ~~~ HconfronlatJon Masomc Temple Buildmg, Porn-' complex hav e been started on Pomeroy Dn1g f'irm and Bradbury Up!'nmmg ~·t JS ag~n: ~ h I ' c"•nber $307 35 was pa!d out WI e Je ouse ha s eroy th S lh G d h J J J voter ar·t!On of a bond l!'~tlf' to I p u I ron!l w o Iave fJ om fmps to ihe ~ taft' SIJ 10 evaporated m a price compro- It .is em h th e . ou rern an t IS p<~s t s ncorporatef build a high ~dlool ) claimed the Ut?moL-ra tw admt-.· to the shenff 's fees fund 952 mise The antktpated ..,howdown cattons car~o~s~ed at appli- week OU opentod a new r~- ArtJlies of IncorporatiOn bave I Jnte-r€'st Mr!gs rount~an~ .ttl- mstra tmn protP< tt>d B~:~krr dirl 11 mto the 'ounty . ener.:~l f~!~d was averted by a reporteC se- til January 17th rec~ved un- ~~~~~ntntl dormrtory. Bromley been fi led m Columbus With so are \\oorkmg to achieve a rou- I not re<~ct With the sh<lrpness ef, $2'i 187 to the lr~w ~Jbril rv fund crel meeting m Washington on farmers rna call I th o~ewr, ~ h , Secretary of State Ted W. Brown tnty airport&. as a whole, a num.l the past Sen ( lifford p lase i and $267 72 mto the au t~ li,.,..uesday ni~ht With Roger M office and d~scuss ~he er~o~an!y _ _t er _achvitie!l ~long th~_ ac- by the Swisher Lohse Drug, In ber of people are workmg to-1R-N .I, sa id today he thought : cen~e and ga!l tax fund . Blough, cha1rman of U. S. Steel P g m. CO • Pomeroy by r: Wayne Swisher, ward promotung the area to , the charges wPre na1rowly • and a central figure m the 1962 MING MONDAYS Harold R Lohse and Elizabeth altract varmus bus messes drawn struggle. Weather A Social Serunty Ag~l'cy Re- M Lohse Agent IS Wayne . ' . - --CfJARLE&ION, w. VA. - I Total act ive runds In the \ I ~ Thursday U.S Steel announc- .:~altered snuw flurries n~rth presentaltve WJII be at Pomeroy SwiSher. 112 E Main St. PornNOW YOU KNOW Eight Hie in ]<ire IUI'il - Witb a platform OJ>' Iage of Pomeroy at th e ~'< ' n ed it was increasing pmes on W!Jid east po~lonsllaler lomgbt town hall begmnmg ot 10 30 eroy, and papers were flied by Jupiter lhe lorgest ol lbe Sweeping Hotel 1"'''"1 "evrrylhing Lyndoo ~~g of 1966, $30 449 69 . ( leJ k structural steel b $2 75 a ton y, muc coder tonight, I am each Monday to assist per- Crow, Crow & Porter, Pomeroy planets, a diameter of . Johnson is for;' Harold Cut- I na s.<'hoenl€'h ha s ref.Jor:ed The rrom u s: partly cloudy, m Medii' are The pajl<'rs 8Uihonzed 5001811,000 miles, 11 times lhal of r1_ght of Upshur County says be f sho;eu 1 0 · • ~re ep,lfl· Sleet - the biggest producer In ' an mon Y ne Jts. shares of no par common stock tbe earth. lo Hot 1 . d t St p "''l seek the Republican nom lh --n e m own owo au 1I . t f th U S men( $S 914 17 cemterv ~Ia 35 e nation - automatically set tnday killing eJght persons ma JOn or e . , Senate strPet '9. 7116 89, stat .h gh . ' lh l d d fo th ' oeat oow held by Sen Je •· • . e 1 way were ! DIDI(S Randolpb. D . 15, UtiiJ\y ed b k .. 7 0 I Cutnght Democrat tu i • an par,., mg lot met,.rs, • 8 row ac to .. 6. !her proF1fty-four persons were regiS· [ ' · ra· 1 $3 958 08 ducers sucb as Kaiser and Arm. tered at lhe hotel when the fJre ' ed RerubUcan. was an unsuc· I inart•ve funds conta d 181 co, walling to see Whlch way Gallipolis State and the bookmoblle went inlo Scott, 31, Gall!polis, and as car apparently had been kick- broke out Hotel employes satd l cand-j 292 , WJ(h $157,461 J7 !an· the wind blew before announc- ed hway a .o post ~vesllgat· dttch, !hen slruck a fence lhe veh1des passed, the Cozart ed oul a total of •bout 50 persons were~ prmary. ,jtary sewer lund f 122514 ar lng mcreasea followed suit t ree accJdents Wednesday fl d 8 1o wh 10 the building Four h ' ' ' including two In Meigs and on~ V1lma Pikko;a, 51, Galhpoolls, car tppe s ne Jchstruck The patrol charged Ftsher after the first . alarm f' ~;~ COLUMBUS (UP11 _ At- specJal street repalf bond "tlfiiMOSCOW _ THE KREIIU..!N in Gallia counly. One m;ury was suffered a bump on the head, :hnd c~lpF the wndshJeld ol WJth unsafe opera lion. He was had removed seve bod' tre d most twice as many Amert- ~ent, and $25,205.49 m bond ,.. today dispatched a hi h k reported. and was not tmmedialely treat. . e ~ ro ~fiJJSer No one was CJted to muruc•pal court Jan. 7. there were 17 inj ned I 1~8 a~o cans were kiUed on Oblo's tirement. ed. Mrs P1kkoja, start member InJUre ' an 110 charge was Patrol arrests Wedntsday in- 8 bos 1 ur a en streets and blgbwayo last year ----.g ·ran ' lng mission to North VJel Na~, The Me1gs County bookmoblle of the Gallla counly dtstrJCt flied . . . eluded Lloyd G. Baker. 16, Lewp tal. os were kUled io tbe fltbll 92 N V h 1 headed by No .. 2 MuscovJte was mvolved tn a mmor acci- library, however was later Still under mvestJgaiJon Is an er River Rd , no muffler, ctted Answer Twice in Vlrt Nam. "i ew e i cles Alexander ~helepm, apparntly dent at 12 45 p. m. Wednesday treated at Holzer hospJtal and r.,_ accident which occurred at 12- to Gallia counly juvemle court Two calls were answered Wed. That chilling lact ls expect· Sold in December tlo boost Sov1et a1d to the com- / on Rl ti81, three - tenths of a leased 1 30 a m Wednesday on the Jan 8, Dana Q Epple, 67. Rut- nesday by Racine emergency td to be the keynote of the Deputy Nellie Brown reporte~ munlsl Asian regime. If true mlle west of Rt. 124, There was The 0 . , • ! Bladen-Merce~ille Rd, sev•n· land, lefl of center, c1ted to unit squadmen The first was annual report of statisticians lnday titles for 2 new vebJCies lh," mission could increase Han-• mmor damage to the vehicle. dent a/~"~ Metg 8 counly ac cJ- 11enths of a nule west of Rl 7. Me1gs counly court Jan 1; Er- at 9·33 a.m. for Mabel Taylor, o, the Bureau of Motor Vehi were ISSUed dunng December ol' resistance to a negotiated Offtcers said that Lawrence R i24 p ~- Wednesday The patrol saJd Charles IJ. neslme Wilho, 41, Rt. 2, Che· Long Run, who was laken to drs, who expected 1he year' m the Tille DJVison of Clerk peace 1n Viet Nam. We•tern llub'er 51 Gallipoli.! drJving ~; w~ , : mt e ~~~est of Rl. Ftsher, 23, Eureka, headed east shire, no operator's license, Cll· Velerans Memorral hospita l as total dealhs It rtacb %301 ' l•f Courts Evelyn Lucke's of[Jce. observers in Moscow said an lbe ~k~obile east ' met a de~l snda ~one .ed Jp~mg me~- apparently Iailed to negottale a ed lo munJcipal court Jan 7. a medJCal patient. The other OW.·M'" """"R " ~' , I The breakdown showed 79 o! effer ol more Russian aid to wesl·bound car. ga..; way to shield :f amag t e wm . c~rve. The car went o!f lbe Eugne HJcks, 34, Ecorse, Mich., was at 12:30 p. m for Lolhe , wCAi:'''"""~"'"""""' 'J lhe new vehicles were cars, II ~or!h VIet Nam would amount his right and the vehicle went Officersa !';~ro;h~~u'!:~tb d rrgh~ sJde of the hlg~way and driving while mtoxicated, and Sheffield, or near Racme who The temperatu~~~S ' were trucks, one trailer and I 4 ounce skems - ~~:~glhc:r~l(~ make their lm~:~d;~; ~~IO~~ll~~ ~~·.;~;;~:y· :ll:;,elda Werner and Lula H"n I $1.50 $2.50 I r While They Last. known 1 Y.he~t JAC-SHIRTS Smal, medium, large and Well I 1 at Reltless models and style~ tha~ are worn with 1 belt. green. brand. 1 J SALE! WOMENS WINTER COATS Now 1s your opportunity to select a warm Wmter Coat at a great savmgs Regular $139.00 Womens COATS - SALE $102.00 Regular $99.00 Womens COATS - SALE $74.00 Regular $89.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $64.00 Regular $79.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $S4.00 Regular $69.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $49.00 Regular $59.SO Womens COATS _ SALE $44.00 Regular $49.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $34.00 Regular $39.SO Womens COATS - SALE $28.00 Regular $29.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $28.00 Regular $19.50 Womens COATS - SALE $14.00 New York Antagonists lOr Sh a keup D eman d ed· okoln Make Elberfelds Your Headquarters For ·· ' Bookkeeping Supplies Ledgers - Journall - C&lb Books - Receipt Boob - PayroU Books - Account Boob - Columnar Pado - Farm Reeord Books- Letter Flle1. BUY YOUR NEEDS NOW. MAKE ELBERFELDS IN K>MEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER oncel'-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lias oealedorlD"age'' tllu bottle tastebeen or flavor ' I ,I FIVE CENTS I 1 1 . I regular and SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE! MENS SWEATERS MENS $12.95 SWEATERS THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1966 . • SALE! BOYS SWEATERS S1~es POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO r ( Sohd colors, plaids. Smart combmations. NO. 219 Teachers Merge SALE! GIRLS SKIRTS SALE! WOMENS DRESSES ";iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iii;;iii;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiii:.;.~..-------,. anUdat1~hte1 I Ac-etate and nylon umbrellas solids and prints. BOYS $3.95 SWEATERS------ SALE $3.00 ext1a SIZCS. Regular $13.95 WOMENS SKIRTS Regular $12.95 WOMENS SKIRTS _ Regular $10.95 WOMENS SKIRTS Regular $8.95 WOMENS SKIRTS _ Regular $7.9S WOMENS SKIRTS _ Regular $5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS _ Regular $3.95 WOMENS SKIRTS - Guests Come to ' Frank Grimms 5fi JtH. Over Holidays and the T~ n Commandmc11b , $4.48 $3.98 $2.98 $2.48 $1.98 $1.48 S1zes 9 to 24 mos. and I to 3 yrs. Regular $5.95 SLACK SETS SALE $2.98 Regular $4.95 SLACK SETS SALE $2.48 Regular $3.95 SLACK SETS SALE $1.98 Our complete stock of Y..omens sk1rts - luncheon \ ed I.ortl's The bullet SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE! WOMENS SKIRTS J\l r l\l'n!\1 1 .., l\hton l\1tller SI'I'Hd as ;t lh Ht\nous \1:Jso n CttJ\JS ~1 0 ._ 1 l·.x(eJiert .J 11111ur 1nd \ lr:;. !\mg .-Hld Gwendo l}n Urd , bo th f"lu ld, as Plu!t'C'Ior or tht' 'If!fl- uf i\l' W II ,! V ~ II piP d\II tn ~; lt tt' !PHil ' " 1 tudl - -- - - In 1\ .ts --__ __ __ 16 r1b - SALE! GIRLS 2 PC. SLACK SETS 1 Open Friday Night Til 9 girls dresses included in this DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES Det~oted To The lnterutl Of Thtt Meip-Mmon .4reo SALE! WOMEN$ UMBRELLAS SALE! GIRLS DRESSES R C Kmg Biggs ' ll, Km g, son o ·I w VaIS and the late. 1' tine There's Lots of Bargains All Over the Srore in ELBERFELDS JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE!! announceme~ ~~7d~:-~· ~:~:y has so~s s~~~m,beupffor Artive Funds ...., F~~-n:S~~~"·~~~~ t~~p~arle- 1 B:th~e~~marand \n~.~t:~~:~; Bookmobt.le n,·tclled, "I Hi~~fJeers;ftrlh~ lU (co~':"mO: s;vt:,~eJ~tion ofj: o;.: u,·ts ~ence ~Jr~;:'"r:~~~emore bod~es ba;~~re(.e~~~a!6t~~d - w. v:: ' $J~~~~V22Pmendl ~:=~~uln th:u,~nat~rlal ~93 m'~~e 0 ~!r~. ~o~· c~~~~· ~:~~e~i~;:~r~~~\i.~~."r'i ~~~;{ ~:; n a l ~ n l t In!;;~~~:;:. ~~~~ ~to~r;;::n~· :!ih ~:::; :ts~:~~~ t:~~~ra;~~~~;~: I ~:~~es~a~lst~ct ~~~ ~~e~od~~ ~~:~~o~~Y~~thu:;: ~r~'u: a a Wuwuws the m lhe cJly Jail. lienL .c ,,, o• s, un er sued for cars, 21 trucks, aotl ' · · I In ouowery ...ea. _ _ one trail er llld cme cyc!L . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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