https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a4cdb503a7ce1ba35dbcc9b9307d363c.pdf 810f04e87eb602046a84d5d8fe88f134 PDF Text Text . . ' . ... ' . ' Fund Raising ProJ'ects ore G IT . Iflower • 8-Dally_ Senllne_l. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0' Jan. 8, 1968 gent her moUter who 1S t "'"'' "; iii :a 1 ill, for Chnstmas. Members ! Return Jonallum Meigs . I R' tl 1 ·~" w;•re asked to b; ;ng bottle caps I Chapter, Daughters ol the s.~vellll rr ll fl to the ll':! xl meetmg. American Revolution, will Js Cclebrrrtetl Pamaroy , Ohio I Named on c:cmmtttees w_ere : mt-et Friday, January 4 at The seventh birthday of GreMrs. Hobert Bowen, pob\;CJ!y, l ll a.m at the home of Mrs. gory Cundlfl was honored With TONIGHT g tHllt' at tht' ;\lirldleporl High arne Mrs. Pearl Parker, core~p[lnd- Nan Moure. I .. ' . ' a party gJven by hiS mother, Wm. Castle 's " I SAW WHAT YOU g_•n l Frulll 9 30 p rn . to 2 ence, M!'s. Herman Winner, A coffee bour Is planned and _Fund - rmsJ~g proJects \I. ere , Mrs Glen Cundirr, Jr .. at her DID " Tht Ja1.~ .,., 111 emttw. ea Mrs. Eugene _ Thompson and there will be a display of an-,dlstussed by (,roup 1 of the ! home Dec. 11. Gamt:s v.erc Thr Young Adult Class of the (a nd I k now who you are) lJ m · CommJ1t('('S for the year wt-re Mrs MlX E1chmgcr . fluv,ers l tique quilts in charge of Mrs. First .un_ited P~esbyterl~~ l vl ;,yed and prizes awarded. Re- Br0:1dford Church _of Christ JoJn t l:n.\lord . .l"hn Ire 1 rr.-~o!lled bv the LfJure! Cliff Beland cards: Mrs . Lou f) ichl Mrr.; Patrick Lorhary. Rull call Chur<:h m MiddlepOJ I Monda} I freshme ts were ~erved to met Tuesday evenmg 1n Ulel;.J ncl. L t•il l·:n .. bo!l 11 "HONEYMOON HOTEL" VISJT PARENTS Iter Health club Thursd·:ly even- Harry Clark, Mrs. I.uwreJwe response wlll b~ naming a evening at the home of \irs Bet- Maggie Amlx.'rgcr. O<Jvid Bass. social room)~ of the rhurch and Mr <~mi Mr" C'ecl] Buller ing at the home of Mrs. Lou Eblm and Mrs. Charle~ H. Karrl quilt pattern. ty Clme. Mlss Charlotle David-' Joe and J)anny Urown , Ttm Hnd wen· ra iled to order by lhe pres· Rob t' ll f. .,lil~"r. \:i lH "~· f\:11. 111 . <.llld tdlll th of Ftndlll~' spPnt tl~c l}chl. Sr., dtnncr: Mrs. P~arl Parker I Assistant hostesses are Mrs. son was h~stess. . I Debbie Cundiff, Vtcki and \-l(•lo- idcnt . Honnt£' Russell. Ht1lw rl \I•JJ~P . .l11l ~~ .it>illl. we,·kt'mJ \\ltli ht : ; p<-t rents. ~~ ~ Mrs Clifford Jacob~, presiMrs Dtehl. am'! Mrs. Eb lin, James Harley and Mrs. Wil~ The openmg ?ra_y~r was}:v1di Cu ndilf , Carrie llrtd . Lon The elac;s voted to change th@ ArHit' fl• · II JI , 1'k1 l..ilil Ill ... [P I" f\t'4 llJ !l \\.1 llll .an d \lr:s Sherman Uul lt r rl!>nt eonductf'd the rlecting hospital equ ipment : Mrs. 1\:e.r- liam Bradford. Members are en by Mrs Rtchald V au,l.l~t n C:uinther, 131tan and Sandy nwctmg night to !he second \l.hwh opened with devotions lm Tl·acv and Mrs Lloyd Wngnt uslieri to brinv report blank!l and f!l~mh~:rs ans.we~e.d ;on calJ Hamilton Hicky llubtmrd, J;~ne , Frid.Jy ol t•;JCh month. Tt vtas SU NDAY, MONDAY I t,Jkt·n from Pruverh o.; 3, by Mrs. purchasing of hospital equ .p- to br gi\.en to the regeot. I hy. givmg a NE'\\ \ e<~r s re~o- and Judy lloush. Mac _and Mlck reporlt'd th<lt silverware has and TUESDAY JoJil ~. 10, 11 . James Gilmore, followed with ment: Mrs Clark. ~lr:-> James . , lut 10n Da rlene Bender n•,Jd Williams Krvstal, Km1 and I h d f r the mini !I pnhtT bv Mrs. A11en Eic~11nge: G tlmo~e and Mrs. l<.:ruest Pow .% ' '' < ·'' · ' ' ,~, ._,,,,.,~'.\lW;.<z'~ from Luke, and the Btble study Kelly win ebrcnner, Pat Wtn~:tx:e~ ~u~c ~~e ~~ and Mrs. J:H k '\t•l "I ! 1J ' and the Lord's Pru)'er in um· ell . tnps •·J 11 h" W'S g1ven by 1 ·1 d !er an ann y, · FOR ALL OCCASIONS ' Mrs. ess . \ o a , D a , brenner. Fay rami ton an .II* Hobwson. "LOVE &" KISSES'" ; -..ul\. ~lr<:; llarrv Cl;.~rk Sa il~ a Mrs. Allen Eichinger. I Mrs. 1om Kelly. evotJOns were Pat Cundiff. A otlu .. •· d;'nn"r "'aS planned f"t 'l' ]1Jll (" • I" I ..'",., wtre l"luiH'rS t'\'ei"VIIht.'fe solo "It Took · A Mtric Ie ,. f t p au 1 ~ · k '' Jo ~e• Ev ':m"'• d P ,_, ~ "' 1' ric · · rs. led by Mrs. F'rt'd Lew1s an . ~ 1 t Hi e·" \'"l" 1!l .l.1t L; h t·lh '".:volt. ·d to order dick towels Mrs. Clarence Curtis nnd Mrs. 1nc 1uded mer1Jo.•·[· •·'fl1e L"t1 for the next meetmg, }ieJ. 11, tai a h ...... , . < . t tuns, . t1 f\l l' illt .\.-!wn ,[,·11 \" \ :Il l WY 2 2039 0 1 !Jykt' to se ll as a money m•kmg proPa11l Eichinger ways and mean, tie Hoy's Preyer." and "Faith Ymml(st.e r Ho11oretl 1 6 ' 30 p.m. '" "nurc ' ' OR NIGHl WI 92951 JN't :md Mrs. Jacobs, birthday box V, F .1 , room. Refrcshm.Pnts we re ~ crv· "WILD ON THE BEACH" A th~mk-yoll nfllc Wii~ read Refreshments were s>:'rved The Catholic Women's club ~~~s K~~~~a ~~-ounced the On .'frtlllirtlula_y ed by the hostesses, Mn1. Bon· Fr.lll~!t' B ~nd,ll l, Sht•rT\' .J:ick-t•n ht·~i t· ,'f.; ~aylt• Pomeroy Flo .. ver Shop from the Eva TrCicy famt!y by th~ hostess. Tile next m~?el· of the ~~rred Hc~rt ~hurch group has greeting cards and I Ray stewart was _guest o_ff nie Pickens and Mrs. Linda ..:;u:ln\" & t ht 1 Tilt> A~lro .-\' \Lnn PonH'r·ov for serving d1nner. Mrs 1\llen In!; will be held at the home met Thursday evemn~ m the stationery for sa le. Everyone honor at a party g1ven by his C.rimm. l UI II~ "i.J!l!h \'1 !,t ol l ,\Irs Mlll, 1 rd Vun Mt>rer : F.icb inger thanked the club for of Mrs. Eugene Thompson. j church., a~d1ton~.m wtt~ Mrs.l wJshmg some should contad alparents. Mt. mid Mrs .. Ray- Tlmse atteudi_ng tncl_uded Mr. R lll 1fl!'L,: titm ~ 11 1 -.. ~:" u~i n _Pa ul Case!, _prestdent, c::onduct-! member of the group. mond Stewart at th~:Ir home and Mrs. Ronme Ru ssell nrd mg the nwetmg. It opened With I A bake sa le was scheduled in Sun(lay aft(•rnoon in observance ! children, Julm. Jay and Jdl: prayer ?.Y lhP. Rev F'ather J~hn F'eLruary with the date to be of his third IJ!fthday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grtmm Turel lhe reporl o_f tlte sick announced. A potm ''Life's His birthday cake was dec- [ and daughter, i1eJmOa; Mr. <::rd committee W3S gn:en. Mrs Ho<>es." was read bv !\irs. Jack orated as a replica of a bowl- Mrs. f.1rry P!ckens (Ind. ~on , Kathryn Wel sh was named to Coleman. The hoste~s served re- ing alley and ILe c::ream. cup- Steve, Mr. and Mrs. WJII!am \ check nn ma tcrwl for a new freshments to the above and cakes and pop were served af. l Lambert and daughters, Tam· ' altnr cloth . Mrs. Jack Satterfield , Nnncy ter the gue~t of honor had op- , ara and Debrc:; Mrs _E·,..elyn It was iinnounr·pd that the Anderson Lynn Cl ar k, Mrs. e'ned his gifts · Balloons were I Wood and children · Ke1th and . A 1966 dues are payabl~. Edw~lrd Cmoks Mrs Dale Wal- given as favor s. Uonnie, and Mrs. Madelme smorgasbord _dnuter wtl~ be ~eld burn and a gu~st Betty Mat- Games v.cre played and priz· .Painter and daughters, Diana Thursday. I· ch 7, wtth fmHl i t ' ' es won by Mary Ann M1ller, , and Becky plans to be made at the next ox. ______ - - -- - - David Miller, VIrgil ~cHaffie - -- ----- - ............. ....,..,.......,.., meet mg . Eise ls!ein, Mr s. Henrv Heibel and Joy Beavl!r. Guests includ- ver, and Vlrvil, Becky & Fran , ,. ~anws were playrd a~d ' Mrs Arnold Hay es and. a guest, ed David, Megan, and Mary I Mcllaflie Mrs George Mlllt!r pn; .f•s · ~~~:~r· 4 h·d to 'lit s D::a\ltd M'Iss n. R b1 A n 'l '; ll ' r oy and eff Bea- as"isted Mrs · Stewart · ,.... mna Olllmw·r, Mts. Mary Kunz e\- ____ __ t•t r . __ _t _n ~~ c , . -- - --- - ~----DANCE TONTGR'I' The M•ddleport H;gh School Band ll'">Sim ,\ssoc;attull ••II sponsor a (lane€' party Saturda\ nJ ghl j,il h·wing 1he MiddleJlOI'l . Kl ge; Creek basketooll . MEIGS THEATRE committees for y N db ear y LC H /fh C/ub roup y Young Adult at y I' Class Meets at Bradford Church OplC • .- •· enttne ' 0 ' .· ' Devoted To The lnUJreds Of The Meigs.MtUon Areo I VOL XVII NO. 222 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO I l MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966 ' FIVE CENTS II I I, ! Smargas bord 's PI annedbY Catholl'c Women ~ I 1 .. ~· Ht>trt>"lumuas were servHI hy lht> l10s!t-c;st'S, Mrs Jnlm · :\1ikh, ~·lt ~- Ch11 rles R;:~dford · r-.It.s Hwila nl (;n·ss Mr,· F:rl. Comle, .'· ,,. ' ... ,,• <.. RESOURCES .h :!ltd 1l~t t · ! r r1111 1'.,.ttl\s l '-1 (,,,,! J"lil!H'!II !',ulld " ()\h t• J p,CJI\Ih d[it l '-ti'illtllit') L1 1.1th ,ut d llt "'"tt !!!li'> l ),tl lk l!i~ jl,,tl-..e .t!ttl l:lj 1ifllllt Utlu·1 .\"" ''h 1', ~ IIH ~)i Rl 1 1 1 ~ t\1~ :I~I!J l Y :l~ l [l (l';':l -14 ' 1 ;)I. ~I fit\ ()~ ~ iYU Ul $It ~~~ 1 lh~J Oi LIABILITIES $ >• LI t' It' Hlt'tl ;:, Ill [II\ PtHIJ1~ Jrt11 ~~~· ~t·t r~~ I ~5 fiiJ ii\)11 l I.-, I JOU (JU I !.L)il:S [)~ '·I I\ t• It!] !>II I1J 0\)I J ~)(I ldt'rt, l~ ll-l~ll i·~l lt1' llit'.t!"llt"'d ltt .it·· J ,, II! I lid I h fi>JO.,!(!t ll lt' IJI 'jlthil : i l i•·t'l' ' :! tt~li ]0~ ~:2 :-. liti~ ~HI :lfi $t:i '2 ti1 lWI 07 TUT\1. Tht·(Hioll' 'I Het·d. Jr. J Fd\1 ;ml Fn-. h •t 1- Tlwn•1,r1 ,l!ih!l<., (l\l D1 f·n'd H C.ttv·_,·, .lr 1-'r\'d ( 'rol\, .l r H.ll·<,l d E Smith (' \\a' Ill' S1\ 1-.lwr Le~l!t· F FllltZ E !\ui,PJ t Si ln·ll hJse OFFICERS Th• ·11tl t>t \" •i , t' T Hl·t·,1 , .Tr )> rt•.., idt 11\ .J Ed•.IJril h·~!Pr l'l t"" :rlt •ll: &. t " ,,<;h l ~r j( u h<~J d F .lun P!I \ 1ce PrP.,itl<•rJ 1 Thtn·r.n .Johnson \ H't' p, r-<;l d{' nt l'.ud I< Klut-e: Cash1er t\ :,s t~ lJllt They can't. Total resources of more than $6,200,000 give a bank strength, but strength by it· self is meaningless unless put to work. What counts is spirit ... dedication to serving customers, whether they be cor· porations, governmental bodies, small businesses, farmers, or individuals. Financing creates jobs in industry, builds highways and schools. Banking serves a world of people in a world of ways. We're proud to be a part of it. FARMERS BANI( & SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, 0. Member Federal Rest:r¥e Federal "Queen" Cutlery I 1 Pocket Knives, Hunting Knives, Pen Knives, Fishing 1 Knives, Paring Knives,. Butcher Knives, Slicing Knives, Utility Knives, Scissors and Shears. They stay sharp and hold an edge. Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your ShOJI ing Center Tht· Star rl.tss of lhe Syra<~U~L' Fi1 st 1JnJ1t'd Presbyterian Chw 1 h held llt t•u l:lrmual Chrisl mH.c; d JJtrWJ i11 the annex of the r·hurd1 i:lt l:i 30 p. m Dec. 20. Mr~ VaZJe Lt>e ashd gr<~Ct>. Follov.mg the dtnnf'r a Christm<ts prog1 :Hn. prepJrPd by Ada Sl<J("k, W<IS condllc:ted by Mrs. ' H<ldu:l McBride. Attendmg wrre ,\ fr. and Mrs. Arrhie Lee, Mr s Vaz1e Lcr, Mr. and Mrs Harll'y Cunn :ngham, Mr. and Mr s. Thomas Clark, Mr. Lester Baile}, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Me, Br1de, Mr and Mrs Richard , Rou sh. Mr. Richard Duckworlh, Mrs. Agnes White Mr. and Mr -;. Harry Potts, Mrs. Augusta 1 Wtll, \Irs. Mayme Holmes and ' Miss F'rank1e Mumaw. Drapery Department Elberfelds Pomeroy Blame Wrecl- upon F-,auIty E. E. Holt Will AutO Wreck ' Step Down From ~ Post on June 30 Hayes, H . ocndon.·Idea Men, Spll•l $300 Uti.II•ty Award ""'"'" · Past Chiefs are Guests Thursday Of Mrs. Cook Cuslom-vUade welker puts DRAPERIES ARE MADE TO YOUR EXACT MEASUREM£N'I'S Any Width ••• Any Length Come in and choose lrOfll a world .t dfa. pery fabr ics aod colors. Oon'l miss lhll opportunity tQ br1ghlen ywr home_. cuslom-made draperies. at a pleasing price. ON CUSTOM DRAPERIES FROM A SELECTED GROUP OF OUTSTANDING FABRICS WE MAY HAVE CUT THE PRICES ... BUT WE NEVER CU! THE QUALITY • Custom pleating! • Double folded stiffening! top hudln& with pe!rll,, : 1 1 ~r' t baa,.e:· BRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS F ••. A •• I AND ENJOY THE t Rod W•dtto t SAVINGS! roo wtmtt, IMIIIDfe tht .,.,oth ul your rod Of widlh of tllltallce where rod is t<l 1:. piKt<l. !ft~N hemal ' pressinli needed. Elberfelds Pomeroy ShootJng, ' car Theft Probed By Sheri'ff . ear Chester on Route 7 I I I ff'·l 1 1 • Comer weiahtina fOf' even hanglna! r ~~;~· 6~~i~;:~nc:~~~d;.intly N from , Gfa de S h 'I '"'I coun(y Lawmen Jnveshgate • 139 A 'dents CCI FOR ANY PURPOSE Morlc of Quollty (. 18 YEARS ·serving RUTLAND, 0 • .___ _ _ _This _ _Area _ ___. Furniture --\\ Bl&best Quality Propane Gu AvaU&blo c0}}'ISIOn • , ••I , , We'll deliver your finished draperies to you decorator folded and ready to hang ••• no Three I"JUre ' dm ' Piggybank'S $3 liP.--= • Generous double bottom hems! • Blind stitched tide Narne In RIng As cand'd I ate Achievement Day will be 0n March23 "I I Jsai'ah Smi'th Dies Today ouR 1 I ! DflVIng • • Gear ' e WHEN YOU NEED ••• Always CALL -.-·-..-_. I 1 Mrs. Thomas Cook enterlained the Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple Pytrian Sisters Thursday evening at her borne, E. Main-s l. The meeting opened with devotwns taken from Psalm 119: 97-IM by Mrs. Frank Stewart, president, who also read two : articles, After Christmas Was ~·eslive Day . and The Jnvenl<iry Afler Chnstmas. Margaret Setdcnabel wa3 reported quite : ill in Veterans Memorial Hospital and a round robin card was sent to her. Lydia Stewart is improving at Veterans Memona! 1-lo...;;pita\. A contribution was made to , the Templt. Mrs. RRichard Cam I ' bell. M;ss Thelma Grueser and Mrs. Karl Grueser were named as the year bftok committee. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Grueser was awarded to Mrs. LawN!DCe Lanning, Games were played and prizes . awarded 1<1 Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, I Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Stewart 1 and Mrs. Bernice Darst, a guest. by th . ;y .g? kz && ?%11.$ . Refresbements were served by the hostess to those ' named above and Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar, Mrs. Felber! DWJ ArreSt F'lI edaft er 1 Eu~ene Chn~tinP t., 1 111'111 /),,.,,mlwr 20th DIRECTORS i .' FIRST FLOOR IS HEADQUARTERS FOR TOP QUALiTY· · · · 8tHr (.'/(I.<S nillllt'r .f~-, ~J~U 0 ~ R. Mtss ELBERFELDS HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT ON THE Hoc;tt•ssPs for the nPxt meet mg v.ill tk· \hs Tltomv.s lh·nrw~~·. r ., Mr" Charlt·s Clarkson, Mrs. Ma1y f\unu·hna n \'Irs H(lrne1 Bri, ·klt-;. \'Irs. Juhn !luml lt•y and .\11- s. Leland S1"son. BOARD OF DIRECTORS and OFFICERS ~ H H:l2J45H Ill <~nd \1rs NEW YORK iUPfl- Negotiations called at City Hall hy Mayor John V. Lindsay in a personal effort to end the 10abe day·uld bus and subway strike broke up without vb.1ble result today while another mammoth traffir jam built up in the c1ty's stn~ets. · 'I About 6 1.1 am., EST, negotiators for the striking Transit Workers t:nion. the Transit Authority, and members of ' the mediation panel emerged from a meeting room, mo~tly I TASHKENT, U. S. S. R - witho11t comment. Chairman Dr. Nathan Fdnsinger mdiThe Soviet U_mon. scored its cated therl! had been some narrowmg dc.wn on all issues I first dtplomatlc tnumph as an except the key one- money. ~ - --·- - -internatiOnal peacemaker today Hut Lmdsay, drawn and hag- hardshtp since the Great Dewhen the leaders of lnditt and gard, the man who brought the pre!:istun of the 1930s • Paktstan agreed to pull back talkers to Citv Hall shortly The strrke alm o~t see med to troops from th~. front lines uf after 5 p m , Su nday, setd only. I have acquired a life of 1ts own, disputed . Kash~tr . "The pi:irwl Ius declared 3t mdependent of the w1ll of the In a mne· pomt commumque recess. There is no agreement. I prin cipals. The dHy"s fortlic::orn- ~ signed at the en~ of '_Yeek-lo_ng I v.-1~1 makt~ a statement to the 1mg events could le ud tQ a stiff- TYPE, TYPE.- The typ~ng 2 class of Middleport High School is shown here addressing envelopes being marked to Meigs countians 18 part ot peace talks m ~his Sov_Jet ,?ubhc after the noon hour." lenmg or posttwns. For exum- the March of D1mes c~mpa1gn, sponsored here by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi S.Jronty. The class typed addresses on several central -~s1an City, Indtan fhe TWU .has :ailed a n~n pie ; thousand envelopes. Pictured, I_ to r, fro~t row , are Peggy McKinney, Kath~ McElhinny, Ca role Anderson, Susan Ohlinger, Susan Morris, Marilyn Pnme_ Mtmster _ La~ Beh_adur ro!ly oul.;;1de C1ty ~all, hopmg l _ The struck Transit Authori- ' _Stumbo and ~ee Slaven. Standmg, C)'n th1a _Conde. All~e Darst, Sandra Hollmshed, Rebecc::a Goodall, Sandra Swartz. Jamarilla ward and Elinor Bod· ty (rAJ w<.~s scheduled to ask · 1mer. The em elopes were stuffed by the Middleport High school sophumo re class. Mrs. Carl J. Jl or ky is cam paign director for the sorority _Senti .. Shastn and Pak1stam President Jt will prove a rall)mg pomt Mohammad Ayub Khn . also demonstrate the solidarity oi l tor a $3,220,0110 fme plus daily l nel Photo. · Hgreed to. exchange pnsoners other union~· backmg. , tines of $322.000 ag;unst the i - - -- -.... ... '"] . and contmu~ . efforts wword , Lmdsay ind;cated talks will; slrikmg unions - a step which I '' peaceful relations. resu?lc later today at an un- 1could only intens ify union ' spel'tfJCd hour, and they agam l mtransigeuce I I COLUMBUS - EMPLOY-· wtl' Wkc place at C;ty Hall _ The T;·ansporl Workers l ment in Ohio m November rose I Away from the press of ne- ~ Union tTWU) ca lled a noon 1 per cent from October and was j gotiat1ons, and oooupjed v.ith EST ral ly outs1de City Hall. up. 3 per ce~t from No~ember, , the mounting press~re, uf autos 1 _ The city, bracing for a new I 1964. the Ohto ~tate Umvers1ty ' tunnelmg mto the city s str~ets onslaught (lf trafftc, sou.ght Bureau of B~smess Rese~rch thrvugh Its bottlenecks of hndg- court per!mlssion to incrt!ase reports . A_ll e1ght ma~or cities , es and tunnels, Traffic Cnmmis-1fmc s for illegul parking from 1 A Pomeroy mall was a _rre:sle<l l reported mcreases wtth the , s1oner Henry A. Barnes sa1d that · $15 to $35 although Lhis would on ~ DWI chargt> by poltce exeepllon of . Canton _and 1! appeared the erush rn 1ght ex -' mak e getting to work even lowmg a one-<·ar crash earlv l Youngstown wh1ch dechncd ceed the record concentration more diffi('U\1. today on Nye-av frartionally . ;of i''riday. With the striko:'s cost to the ! Police satd J1arold ---, ,. . But getting to work W<l S public put at $500 mlltion or Pomeroy . dnver of the .19.65 COLtiMBllS ( llPII - Statf' Supenntendent of Inst rur · COLUM.BUS -. \\HILE TH.E ~ impossible ro.r the c1ty's slum- more _ and r;s;·ng an est';. 1el wreded car, was Jai.led tl E , • on . r: Holt announced today he would resigu June 30. hea.vy ram fa II ts heIpfuI m dwellers, miles removed rrom Illlated $tOO million eve d' _ lowmg the 3·15 a.m. mts hap. building up deple. ted gr.ound·wa- ~ tltetr jobs. And for them, the j Lindsay awoke at 5. 1,. ar.ym. aSyun- It was re. parted that ' "Long - range plans must be --- - - -- - --- - · 1 i N .., 1 1 developed for elementary and ' In announcmg his resignation. fer reserves, tIS ~ausUljjpffie , ew York ~ommerce end ln-~ day after nappmg on couch in I car, lrave mg soul 1, went W. R. HAYES R. E. HERNDON serondary edw:alton in Ohia , Holt commended tbt board for rnncern about possible HoOds to ,dustry ASSOCiation sa1d, the Cit_v Hall and found neooJ;'ators l of cmter, over the curb '" Dl v1s1on of Wate r. t lk •-d 1 • •~ B~own . and I believe that th individual ''The seriousness with w11id1 th st•~ struc k th o Ro..,,.. · 1' r e ,,.. mposed· the greatest, still fer apllrt Asistant Ch;ef Paul Kaser I ---- --. dence along Nye-av. The who will serve as executive ol-1you (the board) and other mem~arned that conditions at prest.hen went over a retaining wa ll 1 I fucer for the State Board of Ed.! bers of this board, ovt-r a 10ent are similar to those in ft. •' and struck t.he corner of ucatwn in putting suc::h plans m- , year penod, have discharged 1 1959 when entensive flooding ocRoedel bu;ldmg tearing out a to effect shou ld have an oppor-jyour responsibilit;es. as shown cured in the state's river val+ restroom area. tunily to help develop them by your re-gular attendan~e at leys He noted, however, that Sgt. George Hicks, who in-1 Holt sa1d bo"rd meet; ngs. •uur fa;r and to those floods are missing his vestignted. said there W(:IS hea· W. R Hayes and R. E. Herndon employees at Philip Holt , who has been head of thorough cons tderal!on or al l two factors whieh contnbuted vy damage to Haley's car ttnd Sporn Plant at New Haven. have won the second prize t~~ De~a1tm~nt ol Educatton question s and rl:'commendr~tir,ns to those floods are miss ing this to both properties struck by the I of $300 in the ]965 American Electric Power System smce 19:>7, salCl hi <; future plam:; presented to you, your carefu l year - frozen ground and heacar Haley told police he struck "Operating Ideas" annual - - - - - - - - - - - - - callt'd for htm to act primarily attention of poltcy development vy snowfall. anothl:'r ."".r that kept on going competition. 1ed in 1965 . • a,', a pn~ate cons.u ltan!. to. var- and your w1se counsel and SID· 1 The Slat<> Highway Palrol rebf h h B h d . t 1 t d . d e u~e. J_ttmg t e rown orne The award was presented ta l Two employees of Ohio Pow- ' us e uca Iona orgamzatJOns. cere !riendshlp.'' VATICAN CITY P 0 P E· pore ~Jmor a mage in a one, No lllJU!"Ies were reported, tlte men at a \uncheun today by ' er shared third pnze, and first, -- - -------15 9 Paul Vl was reported ''deeply]car acctdent at : a. m. SunJoe P. \.ills, vice president and l fourth, firth, sixth, and seventh 143 100 upset" today over the Polish 'day on Rt. feet west of : g. enerol manager of Appalacb-1prizes .were won b.y .employees • government's refusal to allow ~ t?e M;ddleport corporation line f d d Stefan Cardinal Wysynski to No one was mJured and no ;an Power Company, which o In ;ana an MtchJi"n Elec-. leave Warsaw, the same Com-l'harge was f;Jed tr;c Company. I mumst cepital which the ~'rank v. Musser, 27. Rt . 2, pontiff hoped to visit this l Pomeroy. went off the left "de Hayes, maintenance foreman , Two persons were hospitalized and a t~ird was treated 'Pring. Iof the h;glli..Y and struck . a . at the plant, lives Ill Syracuse., and released f·>llow;ng an accident on State Route 7, one Vatican sources said the lguard rail. Defective steermg ~uneral serv ices for Isalah_G. Herndon lives in New Haven lnule north of Chester, at 8 a.m. today. 'The Ohio State pontiff's planned journey be- l was blamed. There was .mmor I' Sm;th, 77, Condor-st. who d;•h . d and is engineering assistant al l High.way Patrol said thre.e veh;cles were involved. ~n at 10 3CJ a. m. today at I e t Sporn Plant. They collaborated 1ll JUred were Elmer S!ill, 64, Pomeroy, back injurles mag d. t th d I R hind the iron Curtain the e o e guar rat. ·~. WELKER 1 1 1 . 1 Metgs General hospital, will I on an article apnearing ;·n the ' G A t first trip any Pope would have rres s over th e wee kend m' , eorge H. Applegate, 25, Lisbon, possible internal injuries, be held Wednesday at 2 p. m at January. 1965. issue of "Oper'and John Moon. 71. Kerr·sl, Pomeroy, fractured rib. Mooo made to a Communist nailon- eluded · Eldon C. Blake, 36, now is almost certainly off. Reedsville; Tuby N. Lackhand, the Ewmg ChapeL atmg Ideas" called "Triples Life was treated and released. - - --He was a mt'lllber of the of Boillr Ash Tub Seal Sk;rts." 42 • Day ton; Th omas W. Bond, Church of Christ and was pr.,_ H d . The acctdent occurred when men were transported tor hos1 D. Sew. by MDOD •• AII three WASHINGTON - C LA R- I23 ' Rl·o Gra"de; R'c'· I 1\.y • • ceded in death b a dau hter, ern. on s a repeat wmner . . 'II The shoo t.mg of a cow an d Applegate. dnvmg an unloaded I c~r dnven (Continued on pa~ 2 ) ell, 18, Leavittsburg, 0.; TimoM J h H ly s . g - ' havmg shared a second pnze m theft of an automobile were m-, semi-tra il t!r rig attt>mpted to pttal treatment by Pomeroy _ _ _ _ _.:__::______ Ut H M'll rs o n unne urvivurs m· the 1964 competitiOn . d th k d . . Y . 1 s, 18, Gallipolis; D0relude his wtfe, Emme: two · I vestlgate over e wee en bv pass a 1955 model car operated , Emergeocy squadmen who were othy McLaughlin, 25, Columbusdaughters, Mrs. William Sheri- In all, a rerord total of $2.1011 the Me;gs County Shenff's de- by Moon. Moon was reportedly summoned at 8·11 am. Moou 1 Lloyd M. Moore, ~9, Pomeroy; dan, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Charles in prizes was awarded 1<1 the l partment. in the process ol makmg a left and Applegate were taken to Fredenck A. Damels 28, Col1 KBJltema. Aurora, Ill.; two sons authors of ten articles publish~henff Robert C Harten bach turn onto the Sumner-road when V~terans Memonal hospital and umbus; and Donald J. Brack- Rep. Ralph Welker, native ol Albert Smith, Canton and Linsa;d a car belongmg 1<1 Carol • the eol lis•on occurred. Still was transported to Meigs man, 20, Muncie, Ind., all either Meigs County, tod~y announced 1coln Smith, Middlepo~t, and 18 ~\Hr,;~~ffi1 'f'~.k·~m.;m Pwrce, Rt. 1, Langsville .. Also damaged was 8 parked IGf.nera~ . The ac~ident waJ ltill cited or. bonded 1<1 appear today he Will be a cand;dat• for rep- : grandchildren . Friends may call Middleport people interest- ported sl<ilen Sunday mornmg, car ownl'd by Roger c. Gaul, Iunder mvest~gation late tb;s In mumc.;pal court on charges resentatlve . in the new 27th , at the funeral home any time, ed ta tbetr scboolo knew !bey was recovered early l<iday. 125, star Route, Chester. There mornmg. ol speedmg. House D;str;ct. The new d;s-: lost a .good man wben Lee A 1962 Studebaker 1! was was minor damages to the front ----1 hi M h OUters Included Elwood J. !net Is made up ~~ Athens, I McComas retired as super!.. found abandoned in the Miles ' of the vehirle driven by GauL Two Fined in 0 Ac evement ay-on a~c Howard, 16, Cheshire, speeding 1Meigs and Gall1a CountJ~s. tende-ot last summer. 1 cemetery near Rutland by R!Jt· Cpl. Francis of the OSP said Leg , Co ~-was fi:nned ~y ther:e;g~ Gallia cously juvenile court' A republican, Mr. Welker ls i H' lb St land Marshall John Tilli" at there was heavy damage w ar 1 urt 1 Fr':.ly t ~lersb oocd Jan. 15; William L. Nichols, 37: completing his first term Alb;~.""; e~p oyerb 1• · 12:15 a.m. today. Author<lies Moon's car and moderate dam- ~ Two were fined and another 1 1 umtrusCo ani Thurman, pllasing at a railroad · representative In the Ohio Leg- : MISSIDg tem b' · a.,. edscbool t sybs- said Ute car had been taken I age to the semi. forfeited a bond Saturday SouUtyem Obio El ec1c . n . . . . f M' C 1 as!'ffogntz seac. , .. Middle rt with representatives crossmg, clled to mumclpal •s 11 a ure. rom e;gs oun Y· ing qualities quickly. A re- from P;erce s yard somettme Still was a passenger In Ute mgbl m Pomeroy Mayor Cluu-of Porl::nd, Hemlock Grove, court MoRday; and Carl R He has served on the .Educa- 1 rent report tn !be Charleston- after 8::W p.m., Saturday. - - - les Legar's court Reedsville, Rock Springs, and ~aulz, 19, Pomeroy, speeding, hon, H;ghway, and Agnculture l C 00l -Dally Mall describes the tal- I Sheriff Hartenbaeh's departB"'ST DRESSED Rulh Farmer, 23, Pomeroy, cited to MeJgs rounty court, Comm;ttees. . ents of Mr. McComas follow- ~ ment is also probing the slioet- NEW YORK !UP I) - Pres-, was fmed $5 and colrts for reckSyracuse clubs present. Achlevemenl Day again will Jan. 14· The only other. publlc olf;ce r Middleport Chief or Pollc~ fng his seloelion as "Teacher mg ol a Holstem-Guernsey cow, ident Johnson, Sandy Koulax less operation , Eumce J;v;den, be al Middleport High School. held by lhe cand;date w a Herbert Gilkey's department ol the Montb" by the St. A1- valued at approximately $150, and Antony Armstrong • Jones Pt. Pleasant, forfe~ted a $15 Its theme will be International MAN FINED Me;gs County shenff for and Bureau of Criminal Invest!- bans Hlgb Schoof Future -wned by Dale Dye, Carpen- are among the "best dressed bond on an assured clear di!· in BCOpe wltl) Mrs. Dewey CumI years, 1944-50. gation authorilies are probing Teachen ol America chapter. ter. The InCident was reported men ol 1965," aceording w Ute lance chru;ge, and Vertin Admingo of Lima, Peru tbe prin- James McHaffie, Middleport, Mr. Welker, whose occupa- ~ a breaking and entering dis- '"1""'1'' to Ute sheriff'• department Sat- ~ Fashion Foundation of Ameri- ams, 19· Charleston, was fined ciapl afternoon opeaker en was fined $10 and costs Ieday Ilion Is Hsted OA the house roll covered Saturday morning at I ilil urday. ca $10 and rosts on a reckless op. "Knowing Homemaken; From by Meigs County Court Judge as D Iarmer, is owner and op- Ute Middleport elemeotary 1 eration Citation. Other Countrlea." Fraak W. Porter, Jr. on ebnr- eral<ir of Ute Maple Lewn Poul- school on Pearl-st. I 11 Is also planned to have a ~.. of disturbing the peace and try Farm at Hemlock Grove. Chief Gilkey wid the only ' Meigs General Hospital morning opeaker who baa been 18Utlicaltoa. Hr reSJdes at 163 Mulberry-av' irems apparently mlsslo~ from Admissions Saturday- CharIn tht Peace Corps and a dem.. Pomeroy. . . . the building were two p;ggy- The Meigs County Sherlll's decreased The deparlme'nt re- The depart;ent ,.. rt for le.s Rayburn, Pomeroy ; Geral• -l<ffi,_, The cand;date and hiS w;fe, l banks eontamlng about $8 In Departmenlln 1965 investigated !ported two traffic fatalities last I December showed 62 ~isoners dme Varian, Mason. onstrallon by I Meljl County homemaker with an lnterll8ionSATURDAY SCORES the former Peorl Hawk of He~- , coins. 139 traffic accidents and booked year In eompar;son to Utree in booked and I t30 inro,%in tele- Dlsebnrges Salllrday- W; ' al background. Middleport 60 lock Grove, have three rh;l-~ Police reported the bu;ldmg 563 persons in ja;l, it was re- 11964 and four In 1963 ph . 11 ' g bur Cardwell, Ewington; Hon ~~~fu:: w~s ~e:! that K!luer Creek 85 dren. Th~ old"t . son, Jerry, was entered through a window ported today in Sherilf Robert In 1965 the deparu;.ent was ~~ ~:p!;tment In December er Theiss, Leon, W. Va.; Rit :1 ~In I 1 of Achle tkm- Eastrnaar 60 " an engmeer w;Ut the Dayton on tbe west side of the school C. Hortenbach's yearly report summoned to investigate five I also investigated 14 traffic ac- Baker, Reedsville. 1 ~on. Welu·u ug. II ~ JM'" . .. m;rr l ;nul :\Irs Chat !Ps Clark- wm ' 1 I CONDENSED 1 II '• WORLD I THE WHOLE STORY! DON'T TELL t Panel Called by Lindsay Takes Recess; Some Issues Have Been Narrowed Down ----- ~:,.w~~ma~• :!,~':~ Pt. Pleasa~~~~~~a:~~~~:~~ f~J10: ~~n~u~t~k, f~;,~ . : ~i~~t t~;,~:·:f ' : :::!:t,::r~ ~e=c~g~;~he e~~~e~~~: ~P·~=;~~:~~~"":c~~~~;~ij ;:;n~~r~::~testhe~:m:lain1ts, th:~~~:sl::te~g:w; Dor. 0 Extension ~ice~;.m-ua:, 25th at 10 a m The ~~Uve committee reported on proposed reoislono ol lhe C!OIIIIUtutloa, wblch ware accepted by the Counc:ll. 1 North Galli<J 56 Wilton 54 r': ~~:r:enta gr~~ Pome-1ransacked with entry g~in~d in- years deaths, foor stolen cars, Utree complamts, 'one acci:.~t~~ D;scbarges SunclliJ - Haro Southwestern 46 Eastern 45 y ry , to each by breakmg ou. wmdow The department Investigated cases of alleged arson five fires deaUt two Incidents of dan e W;rlh, Middlepor~ I Z<lntltlfll4 Rooecram 54 Otk HUI Rep. Welker is a member of panes 1<1 unlock the doors. Chief 101 wrecks in 1964 and 133 dur- of undetermined origln, two 1<1 a~tos, two miscella~~. LOCAL Racine 46 the PotrU!roy Church of Christ, Gilkey said tl;e burglar broke mg 1963. There were 428 person fire deatha, two attempted sui- complaints and one flre of un- The t TEMPS 88 Cool Grot>~ 65 Ute Far"! Bureau and tbe Amer- ml<i Ute storage room and also lodged in jall Ia 1964 and 133 cldes, tw.,.cases of farm an~ determined origin. One esca ee ' e'!'perature ill Pom.' lcaa Legmn. He Is aU. S. Navy attempted .to break !he lock off booked in 1963. mals being shot and iDelailure !rom AUtens State bosp't 1 P roy s ~.,ness district II 11.411 1 vetera a lreezer m tht calelel'la. The latalily count, however, 1o pay epprdwnded. . a was :;::'~ ;.:_ G deireaa un- cu._ ' �• ' ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 10, !986--S . !-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 10, 1968 Strife Fronts: • c b d • RedS In am 0 Ia '' l Dared t 0 Sh00t • '\ cross San RIver ,, l lfPJ Rrirfs Rt•UttiY PropeMy s Eastern to outhwestern Worried Congress Assembles (Continued from Page 11 renct J. Brown Jr. of Urban• wu to be .~n in today •• U. S. representative for Ohio's . 7th Distncl, a seat his father WASHINGTON (UPll - The !before this fall's elections. fslghts espectally on the home- are workmg. Raymond C. Hartly, Dav1d : held lor 'l1 yearo unt1l hll death second sess 10 n of the 89th I Aller routme opening ceremo- , Iron! antipoverty war. He sa1d . "II'• ume .~o stop, look nnd Nease, Mary Ahce Noose to last August. Congress opened for busines; l nies both the House and Senate I such domestic welfare pro- Usten now, tho Montana 1Cecil Meynard,. O!<ar May- Brown's s~h!dule lot today today with cautious lawmakers planned to forego any real grams just getting cranked up Democrat oaid after a While nard. Lots, RacJIM!. call!!d for him to make a conr-: seeking a balance between guns business until Johnson dehvers l should be "cut back - put on Mouse strategy session Friday. Bessie M. Pickens, Warrell. tesy visit with speaker . John , and the Great Society that will Ihis tel!VIsed State-cf'lhe-Unlon l tee - maybe cut out entirely" House Detttocratlc Leader P. Pickens. Lilhan E 1'1ckens, , McCormack. House Mmonty wiu voter approval in Novem- ' address to a joinl session at 9 in light of ooaring costs of the Carl Albert agreed that IJI(]ney, Fay M. Sauer, Harold E.. Leader Gerald Ford and Rep. ber. p.m. Wednesday. I Viet Nam lighting, not Jeglslaliun, would be the Sau<'f. Gladys C. Merodith, Frant'eS Bolton. chalfnian of The opening gavels were The big quesliOII was what , DemocraUc leadert rallied main concern of lh! Congres~ William K. Meredith, L. Mal· tht Ohkl OOP deleMatlbn In the. sounded at noon EST . at Johnson would say abiiUI I their form against .crlppUng He and Speaker John w. 1 IDe 1\'hllllheld, Ernest E. House. I op[JOsite ends of the Cap1tol prospects for peace - or a appropriAtions cuts m home McCormack lorecaat contmued l Whitehead, Gruct E. Weber, where members had assembled Mtter war - in VIet Nam and domestic front programs. But fi nancing of great soc1ely Denver V. Weber to Warren CINCINNATI - BISHOP RU- to climb what promised to be what sort of balance he they concurred with Senate effo~ts, despite the war, though P. P•rken!, Lillian E. P~rkens, ben Herbert Mueller of the an ufJhill road. proposed to striko betweeo l Democratic Leader Mike Mans- posSibly on a smaller ocale SAJr;oN 1L'PI ~ - A I '.S. force or se\·eral battalions has h 1 1 d · parrols, Olive. : Evang•llrRI United Bret ren Many sought God's help spending al hotlle and abroad. field'• judgment that little new than originally p anne . brrn swerpJng the jungle!! near the Cambodian frontier h H le J hi do II 1 1 tJ ld bt Pendlfig fottn 1 dl 1 f for the past"' day•. ,1 was dl~~rklsed today Le•t.or L. Roue , e n ·1 Church predtelod Sunday ' IMtlli!t. Along 101th Pregldent 1 But the pollllcMi jookeying ~rt meellc eg 8 a on WOil · . ,a •• oourtdo h 1\ooah 1o Carl Olfull, MltJ Of· 100,000 · member church wlll Johnoon, they attended a Capitol Hill had already begun. pushed to enactment. the PreSidents recommen i· 11 9 9 Rl Many Viet Cong were olg ted aero•~ Ie e an ~er, full, '~'• ocl'f . 1unite 10011 wllh the 11-mlllion opeeial aortgresslonal ser\lice at o u t n umbered Republicans, Cklle Cbeckt lions the apparent consensus of whlchNformt the boun1;"' be\we~nPT~rbodl\:ndc Sotut~ Gerald end Haul Gl1lte . 1o IM!nbet' Molhodlot Churoh. National l'resbyterta!l Church. who railed to tlent Johnson's Pointing to the meso of key congte.,ional figures I! tile Viet am about 25 m es wes 0 e ·~ ra Sybil l:bfrsllach, parcels, Sal- Dr. Mueller tatd doOUtnenlll Domlnalln~ cloackrooms and great society legislative pro-, health, education and economic aes•lon belan 11>us thai: • u '" already ere printed thit wlll be hallwaya this morning was talk gram in the 69th's hialeria firtl i lerlslation ena•led on Jolltison'a -NQ new taxeo wlll be asked, lllghlanda and I bout 10 mtlu northwest of Sll(on. Some em. Amerlun troopa deliberately exposed themoelves 10 draw Sybl! ICbersbach to Gerald u;td when lhe union II 1oted. of the war 1n Vlel Nam and ill! session, made "guns or buller" ' recommendatloll last year, at least not tight away. But Communist fire. but the Comfllu~tall ~~ld not •hoot from and llallll Grate, par~ll, S• Thoro rsmatn several alept to effect on the one against their battle cry for the second. Mansfield has called on com- Johnson may Mid out the acron the border. !em. go lbrOUfh, hmrever, and the poverty at hiJI!te. Answers to Senate GOP Leader Everett mitlee chairmen to run checks possibility that taxes will be UP! otaff correspondent Mor- ported today. Jolin W. Arbaugh, Elhe, Ar• earlteat the consolidation oould both Issues must be made M. Dirksen ltxed ht8 economy on how all the new ~rogram• biked later If war spending lin Stuort-Fox reported from Alexander N. Sheleptn, 111 e baufb to Henry lla!!alty, Bev- occur 11 May, 10611. lie noted continues to saar. the ~eene that field common- Kremlin's chief diplomatic tro~r 11'11 Hnaley, .11 ilcte, Olive. lll!gotlallon! for union hid been derl understood they hod auth- ~ ble-ahooter, told a publlc mef!t.. Le!ler Hliwk, Vtrl!nla Hawk In progrou 10 yeari lnd tlllld he -No new war powers Itt otlaalkln lo llro back acr~a lng tn tre North V~elname!M! to !lOfer 1M Hlill'k, 10111 ttrn. hOir 1101 nothihl 1o prevettt 11. heeded. The President already iConllbued an pap 2 1 capital ., Hanoi 8unday night Orango ( . has authonty to enlarge Jhe the horckfr If fired upeo first. American peace overlures were Jeeoe' 1M llewaomt, 'l'hutlt Ni:li' YOltli: _ A VAU: PRO- 'l'wenly4wo m!mbm ol the Ia musical OJperlence not nor-rand Sandra Miller, Rutland om armed forces as needed and, by A opokesm1n tn Saigon for uootradlcted by troop bulldUflll AnD NowiOme to c. c. Cuckler,:tes!OI' rl!llll'ned !rom an unau- of lha high school banda in the mally available to them. lallo s01ophone; Debbie Turner , declaration of an emergency, to Gen. William c. Westmoreland, In South Viet Nam and the .11'1 acre, Rutland lhorlt@d pt~ace mtulon to North tounly will participate In the Petticlpallng dlrectora are1of Rutland tnd Cheryl Bentz of call up ready reserve.. commnder of American forces threat ol further eacallltlou ef Clyll• c. TetrtU, Ul Clytl Viet Nam 8unday nlgbt COil- Third Annual Meigs County Charles Yl!llgo of !!:astern, Mr. I Eastern, tenor oaxoplwne; bafl- j - Johnson will seek endorsJ!. tn Viet Nom. denied troops had the war. c. TerrU, dee. to Roillld c. vlneed lllat Hanoi was willing Junior Miss Pageant as mem- Wllllarn Ru88ell of Middleport' tone saxophone players arel ment ol his military commltblaaket autberizatkln fnr firlnl 'l'errel, betty J . Cllll'lft, Cert. to negotiate 1 aettlement of lhe ben of the official Junior Miss and Garnet of Rutland. IJ1m White of Rutland and Rob- l menls through quick enactment acr~a the border. TAIPEI (UPI) - Nationalist for Trllll., RulleiKI. w1r tn VIlli Nam belore actual orch!•lra. 1 Members of the orchelllra , ert Garnet, I direCtor); of an emergency appropriation MOIICOW iUPil - 'l'he cblel Chinese ohipo and plan•• today Helen Bradford, W. Wa!IIIOI withdrawal of Ill U. 8. troops. Director Robert Garner M·j Include' Jenny Dean, Eastern; I The lour trum t players ' of up to $14 billion to cover of • Soviet delegatio~ It Norlh were ord!re<l on "lull alort" In Bradford, Mlll'lel W. Bradford, Staughte11 Lynd, 36, a nounced lhal all county binds Lmda Shenefield, Rutland; are Sabra Caoo:?a;, !>at Kenne- l costs of the Viet Nam fighting. , Vlel Nam hu flatly r•Jected lhe Formosa Stroll. where Chi- Elltabelh Lohse, Harold Lohse, assistant professor of history, ~ere approac~ed to participate day •nd Kay Wright or Rutland, - His budget for lhe year wilt Jhe sincerity ot eurrenl U. S' nese Communist jets shot down Olio L. Bradford, Jean I. Brodo spent tO days In North Vlet l 'n lhe proJed ,i an~ members and Marilyn Karr and Richard ]approach a record $115 b!JIIon, quest for peace In Viet Nam sn unarmed seaplane carryinl ford. Alan P. llradford; Ruth Nam In violallon ol Stat• , ~~IJClpollng lnclud . Eostern,, Douglas of Eastern ; trombones up f7 or 18 billion above and urged the Asian communists three defecting seamen who min Bradford lo Slate of Ob1o, 1.:187 D!partmenl tegulallons. He •b Iddleporl and Rutland. The , nre Chester King, Mary Floc- current levels. But higher to koep on fighting, it was rt· oles earlier proclaimed they acrea, salisbury. was accompanied on the trip bt and was organflzed hto provide carl and ~rRnk Pope of Rul- revenues will be forecast too, - -- - - · -·-·--··- · · were on " the road to freedom." Heleo Bradford, W. WaUace Herber Aptheker of New York, an ~pportumly or 1 e young ' land and Kirk Chevalier of East- and .Johnson Will conte~d the Accident Is Prohed The twin-engine HUt6 amphi- Bradford, Muriel W. Bradford, a Jeadi11g communist theoretic- musician~of~he_countyto_ have l!a mond M Merritt 1405 ern; ~an Weber of Rutland resulling deficit, though reii'ellith Y v· nn · W V ' • · bious plan also carried • crew Eliaahelll Lohse, lillrold Lohle, l'ian who head! tht Arnertcan 1 h will play .uba and Bob Burke, table, can be tnanaged. Mason Shenf_f . . of three and an unknown num- Otis L. Bradford, Jeao S. Brad- Jnstllule for MARX!.M' Studies dle/~i J:;e h. H:;plta~ i~l also or Rutland, will be on gui- - Johnson Will pare hla PT. PLEASANT - Sheriff' ber of National~! Chinese off~ ford. Alan P. Bradford, Ruth and Thomaa Hazden, ' 9 p b S pd tar· Ro•er Lathey ol Rutlalld budget requests for domesUc arkers urg un ay was a na• a b11 S of Obi E f deperlment Investigated a two- cisls sent to the Island of Mat- Bradford to late o, aae- 1211. of Newark, N. J., faun er o r 1M b ·n).! and !\'astern's Director Charles program•, u n some case' 1 vehicle accident Sunday 2.20 1su to welconw lhl sailorl. rnent, Raltsblll'y. fStudeftll lor A D-ralle ' ~ve1911 ~~o·.~~u~?Ma~i ....~ Yengo will be the drummers, ! not as much as generally p m. re•ulhng to about $375 Hartis f'rank, Deloret P'rlnlt Society It •th : e t M Itt end Bill Allen of Eastern expected. Labor Secretary W. d"•nage. but no persona l mJur v. r TASHKENT ussR !UP!) to l!onald Ollborne, Ill• Olio L-; lAid tb an newa F . M L "M VInceln err · . Middleport Dlreclor wm 1'/Jllard Wirtz has said spendlnt d . d .· · · · · · bo h 1 w • 011 '"u unera1 servtees 1or rs. ut. Metr tt was :In emp1oye~ · t 11 1 te , It O<·<·urred when • car r~v ·, - India und Pakistan today • ' rne, Rig t o a,, ve. C!Oilfl!renca "every I !cation Jo lla Sanner Hall. 71. who died at of the Unlvet!al I!Jasf Company ' sell wiJl play plano. o a ev a pover 1y an sea. en llv W• ll~am Emorv Sood· fgrePd to pull back troops lrom j Glen G. Johnton, dee., lo that there I• no explicit re- Iher residence in Middleport on In Parkersburg until his tetire-1 The Pagean: will be next tered economl~ ulslresa will glass. 17: Hender~n. was ell: the front lines in di•Puted Kash-!Wayne Brinker. Ward Brinker, quil'!menl ollhe. physl~al With- , Sunday morning, will be held ment in 1964. d~y It a p.m. at continue to rise. td for lailurr to qeld nght-of mlr. exchange prisoners and ' Daunt Btlllltet, Cert. f(lJ' TIIDI. dtawal of all Untied ltatea Wed ad I 10 lha j S I I r. hi' R - lllgh School Auditorium. ~"' HflPr Snodgra" badPd on. Sulto. . lor to ft••0 llatl0118 . " ne ay a a. m. at utv Y ng a o !IOnS, ay ·h efforts toward a last' lroopl pr ·~• - • Rawlings- Coats Funeral hnme thond ' Jr • t ul Australia and GilIt) l t' IH,I{1~~· a v tn!o 11w ri-1 111 rontmue • ' ....... ' I .. r a vehlele driven by Charles mg peace ..,ulement betweeo 2 Divorce Action• ~lth the Rev. Donald Boone of-I bert of Las Vgeas; two brothers, Ithe two countnes. ObJoane Taking It Fll d wl b Court ficiatlng. Bunal w1U bt In Herbert of Amherst, 1'1. Va ., 1 11 i< 54 fl"nderson Hi h e .t Riverview oemelery. ahd William, of Springfield; a 1,' recorded at the coun-, Indian Prime Minister L al ra d . the eekeod l Babadur Shastri and Paktatent l Eaey on I "~/ Two actions lot dl\'or<!e have She was preceded in death sls!er, Bertha Howell of Bethal 1 1 Do~:~"j,anham, ;, Rl. I I President Mohammad Ayub l Ohioans .n~ the !Jtthll be!li flied In Melli Count)' Com- by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Park, l'a., and two grandchild.. , PIP,, ant Roher! H. Smilh Khan aa1d a Joint "coordma~ lnd New Year • helldly week- mon Pleas Court. Jameo Sanner and a daughter, ren. He was preceded In dea th · "'"'loo 111;io. Ht. 1. both ; inll body" would be formed wl ends .lhat saw 97 persons k11led Darrell D. Jenks, 130 Butter- Mrs. Zelia Hall Wright. She was by his wife, Grace Carper Mer- To Rellabllllale Pllle111 J-!.1 , "r"ed with intoxication: Ag- m!!diate further problem• that. took II eaey dUI'Illl.lhl weekend. nut-av, Pometay, asks a divorce 1born In 6omersel County and rltt. COLUMBUS <UPI) _ The ... Iren e O'B nen end Charles lsbould eriso between tbt two The count by Umted. Pre"' In· from Adell• A. Jenks, addreos j waa a member of the Middle- Jluner8l services wm ~e Tue>- Ohio Hlsltlrlcal Society , ,, 11 Ne w Haven both sati•no. ternalional aho~ed only seven unknown, 11ft I gron ne~lecl of , port Boptist Church. day at 2 p, m. at the Leavitt revealed detalled plans to re'd nn mv.,ligallon oi forgery; The agreement wao *~~ aa persons .were killed between I duty charge, and Gay rlelds j Survivors Include her husband Funeral homa in Parkersburg. habilitate Gallipolis' 181 g 111 l'nrke). West Columoio, 1 triumph for Soviet diplomacy p.m. Friday and midnight Sun- Reedsville, has filed a pet.ltmn , Harold; a daughter, Rhoda Hall, Burial will lie In lbe MI. Olive ern, Our House, a slllte memo. i_. 1ng while into<icated. ROOf> I in ill first venturo as an inter· day. One lire death was report- againSt Dorlllh1 Fleldl, samel al home; urother, Nolan Joii'M!a C<oneler)' nearby, rial. ~,,.·, license and 00 I1Cen8e r national pearemaller between ed, .brmglng liM! weekend tot.ah t lddrels, on chart•• of ~ross Sanner, Washington ~tate; four ··~--· two non - Communist caunlirto to eight. None IIIU In SE 0 lo. neglect of duly and extreme alslera, MISs Vlrgm1a Sanner, 1iales. ' Soviet Premier Alll N. Kosyeruelty. One minor child Is Mro. Martha Jarett, both of TO CONTINUE gin b•arned as Shastri and Ayub , 366 ,36 Railed on Involved. In other court acllv~ Cuyahega Fallo, Ohio, Mra. OJBec:1use of il!t succes 1 re- 1Khan 11gned the communique. ly, Judge John C. Bacon ha8 ive McCracken, Cleveland, Tenn VIV a! servw•• will oontmo• this Channel Telt~thon given Jack Ells,orth Phillip• a and lrlrs._Dorothy Cobb, s... evening at the MinerrVIlle l' Vriorllllll Memerlll Hoopllal Curt McDaamel, prea1dent of l' sllBpended one·year ~entence '"I brmg, OhiO. ~lethodi st ('hureh at ]:;ttl p. m. Adml08iilll S.turda1 - Che>- llle Meigo County Jayceea, i&id , the CincinnaU Workhouse oh a Fnends may call at the fun- f'uneral lei'Vlcel lot l!lmeat The Contro!IIO« Bnard rell!l!loi Hev. Jack Stutl!r i• tiM! evan- ler Clark, Letart, W. Vo ; Mrs. toooy 1366.51 was pledged by I cont.ompt of court charge .. Phil· era! home at anyllme. M. Burton, 7•, broadway Bl., ed 115,000 of capital lm'""''.. l gelist. Everyone il invitO<!. Ronald Pooler. Chester; Mar- MeJgo residents durtna I be, llpo W'11 placed on probatwn. Middleport, "'ho died earl)' Sun- m,nts funds Ill acqulra authOr~ I - - ····-·-- - - - - - · -- garet Call, Middleport; Stelll telethon held over the weekend M T If day In Holter hospital, "tit ha Ue period furniture and furnishsear is. Middleport; Mrs. James · on Channel 13. Modern Home'l Care an tetatel or held 'l'ueadlly at I p.m. at Jngs lor the tavern lllhich wao Will, Middleport. M;!Janlel ,expt"e$aed lha Jay- I _.I T I Woumled Finger RawUnga - Coalil Funeral an important OhiO River Sft Jltlf Its Dtytl ...,., Di~rblrre• lilttmlay - Ern- cees appreciation to WMPO Ra- 8 e,,. hiJ op e >tilh the 1\!v Chetoter durin the teamboat 1 1 8 DEVOTED TO INTERI!:ST or mett McCask~y. Rutland: Rob· dlo for permitting use . of that Margaret Griffiths, county .w. A. Snyder, 51, Middleport, olltclaUng. ll~tlal will be I r · t COLUMBIA CAS lr1EJ08 • MA80N ARIA ert Pullms, Coolvillo; Larry •station as bllltdquarters m Meigs exleliolon agent, borne e<onorn- , was admitted at Veterans Mem- the Qrs~el Kilt c.tnetery MARRIAGJll APPLII;ATIOJII OF OHIO, INC. '""" 1. oooo, '""""" Laudermill, Jr., Middleport; and to the Bela fllithl l'ht 8or• 1<!1, announoed today I le~r i orial Hospital Sunday for treat- Cbeahlro Ron ld Theodo Holte Pu.~::::,-· ~::·~~::;..:.~'".,,.,. f'ranci• Doogla!, Albany. orily which work!d in conjunc- training mH!Ing will be IH!J~ , ment of a wound when a 8Uh He w~l born Ill Middleport, Ra a r~ LJ ~· 1 1 """"' '' Tho oow v.u., '""""· Births - Mr. and Mrs. lion wilh the Jayete• Ill lilt WIHIIH!!day Jant161'y 12 !roil! IG acctdenJally discharged •hoof. be 1 lh H th • ne, 1rmer 1 n In~ (ompanJ, uo M•l'harri«~ lt .• Pe~m- I p C h . ' he "· •~ h' th .:t....... : was a mem r o e ea White 11 Pomeroy Cl@fk '"'· ""'"· ..,,., a.,,,_ O'"'" ad ooler, hesi«, a daug ter. pro;ect hera. a.m. until 2 ~. m . at I ...,,Jut& o.g 1m Ill e in ... fmger of Methodist Church and of ..,....,·-·-.....;;•'- - ·...........- ......,-....,...--. \;:'Y"~11';,' ' ·"'"' . .'""'' ••••• Admlsol0111 Sullday bul and SOuthern l!:le<llrto Com- his rljjht hand. Southern Ohio Auiomobile Assn. • ,,,.,,. " -·•• ''"' molMnr 'lLogan, Long Bottom;. Jooephlne pany lh Middleport. M1ddle"ort E-lt squadmen He •.n81 a salesmau for lha Tr'II" mauer •t tiM ,.,, .Ul~t 1t Porn•roJ, . . A p (d I f L1-' Uhlo Pickens, Raclno; Mmmo Hall, nnes ... en 0 Subject of thf leMon wlU .. were summoned lo the Snyd•r I A AUI<ltnobile Club ."'ia llor,lll advl!!rtllln( flfPnl!lenuuv• : I Vinton. William Snyder Mid-.., h "C of ••• "·•~rn .,__ " Ito So th Se _ pe . . 1"' Jt"IUUt' ButUIMIItl lln~b•U. ftk'.. :tta Lftlnt· · • (:ounty Coon unters are nume-. me on u conu-av at-.·- Survivors include his wtf~. ~ OPTOMITRIST '"" '"· ••• .... '"'· • • • dleport. Leader• are Uked to btln~ I 25 p.t!t. A phyoician was coiled Ed lh three son• William and OUice Rolltl' 810 ll I 10 5 IC..:I.-1 at NOCIII b •·;;~;..,,... .,..,, .....N. ., j Dlochnrrtt Su11da1 - Onlll• 110)' Armel, Mtner1vUlt, 1p1! lntall, dirty Item of furnllltre ind Snyder was tranaporled to k~; of Cillulti~a ahd D"'""" !t tbtu'l. .... 1aa ~ st.. Jiom!IDJ ~a;~~~, .;:.htl;:.:",~'•!;;.::e f:! Arms, Pe~eroy: Carl , bee.n eleetH ~Bidllnl of 1be too be cleaned. the hospii:&l where today he waa of Dfl;toni two daughter&, """ .."""" oiiiH, sts.oo, • '• Mlddl•port , Mr!. M0111 A>r~rled in good condition· The W'1lmeIta Lellbelt, Pom!r'"' montht t'T.&e; ttaue IMntltM n IMI. s, Garnes Dexter I . CouniJ oth Coorlhortlerl ffi ..1 :Mutor Ho:w whel't nrrlft !""'lc· ' . toe atlon. er 0 cers It! Middleport squad W81 11110 raft.. Mrs. trnelltit1e Ylfh.r, B8Slha~li I ' ,, ·1,. :; '· •'' ' :;.u~t, ,•;~· ~:.:nflo.OO,on:i ·~::itt::. ~lrth~ - Mr. and Mrt. Morris Teaford, l'ice pretldent MoltiJ e141Hr, ~at p:li a.m. Sundaf ,al thff two sisters, Mrs. ~ertha >nrum1,1 ' ' i......::.~. ,,·' ' ., . .~· · · ''• •' . , , " ·"' ........ moftlho, ...... Will, Middleport, a daughter. and trusteo .ror I lhfll ye.r I!Oider lotlgllt llld Paul Davis home on Russell • Miami, P'ia., and Ml'i. .. .· . ' S!' ... ~ .' ' ..,;.: ' term; Francia Webb, secretary- llltw Durrtel molniF !t where Bertha Darst wa1 ill. Moe!k, Culumbua, and trellfluror; Georte Grveter, . Low to•llbt 1t-ZO, · · · · She was taken 1o Holler Hosplt.. grandchildren. rt'ienda may trustee for a IWG yeer lmn and al by 1mbulanee. at tht lunata! home ID)'lln11•. Tnm Gruoaer, lruslel lor ene NOW Yotl ltNOif year. The llrlt koo'"' rofereneo PIBIII wero mlde for 1 ahoot omolrhlg to a tleocrlplkln Ia to be held Jan. 23. The nell filth century II.C. ol Mom1golo rocul11 meeting will be Jan. :11. lllhallfll Hmjl liii!GH. Transfers Bud Jackloh'e ertp mot_,:.ledth two seconds reJil8ininl ecuJ.• I ~ I' \ ' "I I • r. ; ! I il l I i,, I' !I Ray M. Memlt S d Dies on un ay , Mrs, Hall 71 By •= s!." D'Ies on Sunday To Rehabi']I'tate '\rr;, Ga])'Ia Museum 1 ,,',.,.,I 1 Dry a load of clothes for just a EmeMl Burton D'tes S .unday I penny's worth of GAS I THE DAILY SENTINEL M .. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. _j " t:lll 1 :s:~ ~ LET INGELS DO ITI ANNOUNCEMENT FREE HEARING TEST JUST ARRIVlDI AlL TRANSISTOR Admiral. 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(Oinjllete La Salle Hotel, Middleport WEDNESDAY, JAN. 121 2·5 P.M. ..... .. iC ,..... Gill tR tilil6 ...... 1111> VIAU..TOoWAI.L CAIHTINO 111811AWII IIIAel. -...:1101 INGI&S fiiNITIII Most Powtrful Stt At Thl• Low flrlce 11, ~~.~~~~!~ ~~~~o: :."~a~~~~ ~~~~ ov~;;e h d . . Eagles adre,1now the season. an .... m 39-26 DILES RADIOEAR LTMdl i4l .. ...,. ... AfiMN, o. 6-le~g~~i N:C~~da~~~~~:s:n~• o~l"J!turda~~~ ~ri;~~ll-~-io~. Carter O-iH1 ;' New y,~~slern Div\:io: w l I' J59 Capital 1. Pd. 3 3 2 2 2 4 2 4 1 3 1 ' 1 6 0 ' 350 4lil 262 423 181 183 441 740 331 434 249 494 201 3M 450 181 0 t 181 411 Mld-()Mo toach Lloyd Myers' Southwest- The Eagles dumped Norl e •v;;:Y f I . nto Southwest- play Southwestern ia 5-4 over- Wilton travels to Southwestern. Easter• <45) - Douglas 1-0-2. A I 26. 20 . .556 ern l!lghianders to a thrilling Gallia 75-47 to earn a" t~e ft7 er~n we~l ~Inc: t~ne - press, all ;nd 3·2 iR conference action. [n Jhe preliminary game, ]Newland 0-D-0; Km~ht 3·3·!'; ' ~~:Jimo~~c es . 22 23 .4TII Blu!ltoa I 0 • Ill 46-45 upset triumph ov!!r Coach the SVAC crown ona ~=s ~om~ and the ~;agles fell apart. Gene Hall's 15 point. paced Southwestern remained en top , Pooler 3·3·9. Badgley 2-7-11._ ~~:i San ~·raneiSco . 20 26 .435 Aahland I 0 tal 177 Gary Parsona defending SVAC 1964. Last year, the~~~ an IJ.O Tra~Jing 45-41 with 10 seconds , Jhe Highlanders. Charles EICh-l tn league ploy by downmg the!chmger 5-4~14, Roush 0 0 •, St LouiS . . . . 16 24 ,410 Meloni I I IIIG 1M ellsmpioD Easlera Saturday pleted league. pl~~to Saturday's left, Southwestern grabbed • inger totaled 14 for the losers. \Lilli• Eagles, 40-36. K. Carter TOTALS 14-17-.45. I D~trmt 11 30 Z/6 Cedarvlll4 I 2Si 2211 night mark, and gomg b l b nd after ao Eastern lad Steve Elliott paced lbe High- had 13 for the Winners white By qoarters. ' Sunda 's Results DefianCe I 121 HI Th~ loss suapped Eastorn's battle, !~ ~:~~~:n~~r~a':::e:'- ~;,';"ed a shot. The Highland landers on the baards. Charles Benedum bad 16 for the losers. Southwestern I~ ;~ :~~ Los Angeles Detroit 118 WJimlllgloa 4 1'10 aGO three • year, 13-game w~ enEI:s~rn jumped out in front ers called time. O•ach Myers Kmght and John Poole~.;~C::I Varsit box· I Easter• Baltimore 130 New York 124 . . T• •treak In Southern Val~i:l~ 10-7 during the first period. B) ordered one shot- and it work· tough for lhed ~~:~~~st club. I Soulb!estern (46) - H a Ill Reserve Southwestern 40 Philodelphia 127 St. Louis UT lehc Conference play. te h lftime the VISiting Meigs ed . .Jackson drove m for the out-rehounde l from the 6-3-1>· Elliott 5-1-11; Colley 4- Easter• 36. (Oniy Games Scheduiad) OliDobi 188 1M Saturday's lo88 at Southwes mi a t' n~ were out m front 23-18. 1wmnmg goal, and Jt \Ill• allr SW hit 31 per oen ' -Norlhlftlllltll f W • the Eagles la•t dofeat wao a coon Ia , , 22; Gilkey, 5-2-8; J. Gilmore, Michigan G 83 'II Rio JV 8 Capture 0-1-1; Anderson, 4-5-IS; D. GilOblo Conference Michigan Slate 1 G Ill 65 Sixth Cage Win more, 2-l-5; Totals, t8·13-49. . Akron 1 1 139 158 6 0 445 326 Wisconsin Rio Grande College's JV bas· Pt. Pleasant (57) ~· Smith, Aaldwin-Wallace 1 0 94 76 Minnesota 0 1 Ill 85 kelball learn GJ'UShed Ashland; 2-5-9; G. Marnbout, 3-2-~. B.I Wooster 7 1 534 438 Purdue 0 1 rr IU . Correctional Inslllote 112·64 at Call, 1-ll-2; D. W1ggws, 5-2-12; Otterbem 4 1 356 301 [ndiaoa G 1 84 81 to d le • His timing 08 at the foul line. Kyger kept brey 4-0-9, HaH !-1·5• Hanson Rio Saturday afternoon. It was J . Staats, 8-7-23 ; J . Flowers, 1~ Wittenberg 4 1 S49 291 Ohio State I 1 ft 81 Middleport Htgb nbool'l Big' ~~~ards ~ad been off, too. no shooting or reboundmg rtl-![).[).[); Grose 1140. Totals 17 - l- Rio's sixth wm m eight games. 1·3 Totals, 20-17-57. Mt. Umon 2 1 225 246 Iowa 0 1 fJ8 • Man Ill rolling! . D· . h wed Signs of break· cords other than at the free 3.1. Next contest 18 smted Satur- Score by quarters ~"·~:·:.:;:::;,;...:o; -~c-_ ::_~~ - ~~~-~-;;;;;;;liiOiiiiiiiiiiOOilii0;;;;;;;;5 Bill "Spider•: Davl~, ::~ lng ·:~: !t oAth ens F~iday mght Ime where the Wickline boys I rt ~1~~ t~~nehlll 4-2- day at Dayton agamst Sindorr Gallipolis . . . . . 18 19 38 49 ,. dleman, a JUDIO.' ;.!t basketball when the Jeckel' came Wlllon l cashed '" only 1 of 11 tnes. tOSI~a Davis 9-~21 Moure 5.Q. College. Pt. Pleasant .... 14 24 :t9 571 of promise on h' k etlmg 1 he The Middleport reserves wu•, , . • D . Box score: \ 1 floor pulled down 21 reboundi a w IS er Ho u~s 24 rebounds I !herr first game of the seasoa,110, Bradbury 1-0-2, W. a~~s RIO GRANDE <112) and p'ut an equal total of points Bulldogs!. e go , 2 3' w1th Ken RusS<·II of the [).[).0. Cunningham 1140 · Ha<IS ll -5 27 , flilton R-3-19 . NOl\TH CALli A ,·su) _ Tay ' ' · " ' B ·h 2-0-4 Sau' · k b that "'R 11. through the Kyger Cree as- ThiS wrl'k the Jackels are lillie Jackets getting 10, Pul- wards 111-2, ole er 0 ;l'otals Shaffer 4-1-10 , Miller 5-3 tl ,l lor , 4.U.8 , Garrell, 1\-18-30; Loghis Saturday night. p melUy the lens •nd F.v.-ns each 9. ~·or Ky· er 0-0.(!, Bartlell 0-0· · McDamel 7-1-1; ; Warne J-0·2; ue 0·3·3 Twyman 1·3·>; Smith, 111 1 1 5 ONLY The Jackets won It 60-3' prHepSar;r:g ~;nd~ mght gcr Dave While had 8. 27+611 ., ;Joseph 3·2 8. Smith 4-6-14 . Mar-~ 1 -Z-4 . Skidmore, 3:0-6, TOTALS lheir third w•n of the season p g)m y "dl . It k K ~ 1'15) BY QUART 1\S lin 2.[).4 · TOTALS 45-22·112. 15 26-lt; hn <\ 'amst Ky~ cr Mlu t:!por on - · , G 18 22 35 · . . · 130.00 Down - Balance 11n against 5 losses. Coac h J o . . g ds hit 46 r rent Leach :t-0·6. Tyo 11-ll-16, Spauld- ; K-C . . .... · . I ASHLAND (I 164) ' WILTON 1541 Strnusoough, 6· · · · 211 31 ~~~ Hill l-ll-2 , Stanlford 2·1·5; 9·21. Peacre, 4.(!-8; Well s, :J-17, \\ 1rkhne's Kyger bo)• never~ 49 r~~~~;IJ 'and wer!'"6 lor 9 dmg ll-11-0, Craddock 0·0-0, Wh•· MilS . .. really got in the game, hemg ; om _ - - - - - - - - -- - Ranks 5·3·13 . Jack son 7-1-1 5, ' Peters, 2-2-ti; Gross, 2+8 , Da· down 16-2 before Lanny Tyo Nipper 4-l-9; Foshee 0-l-t; Hall ' vis. 2-0-4 : 19-16-54. I ~lipped through ror • tayup to z.(!-4; Denable . 6-o-r2 ; Gavm By qowters: , FURNITURE make it 16-4. DaviS led the atQ.l-1; Young 0·2·2. TOTALS 27· North Gall,. .... . .. 8 22 37 Sf> lac~ with 9 poinl! In the bl HI h School Basketball 1D-f~ . . Wilton ....... T 16 32 54 MASON, w. VA. 0 lirst quarter that ended 211-6. O g . . Score at hull: Rio Ash· Kcsc rve .... ...................................................... Going into the thlfd penod By United l'ress 1nternatmuat land 28 North Galli• 26. I the Jackets lod 31-18 and piCk· Knme.Canaen 62 . h d scored only five points go- I ed that tim~ for another spurt, Cheslc!htli Manon 33 Talented Zanr::; vJlle R o s ~- n t the closmg penod scoring 13 points while holding Belpre 6H Ynrk 52 c'"'" vv•·rea me the opset mm ·I '",~f topped. Southern with Atht~n" Beaten in Kyger to 4, those coming with- 1 Canton MI'Kmlcy 70 Warren 41 ed Southern Tnrnudne~ to ;\~I 12 ~~~ ~ree goals and six free Oouhlf' Overtime Clean them sfupwllb U. m the last minute. Jerry Hall Alli'lnce 63 Salem 59 a hurd earnc'<i 54-46 VII 1111 Y a hit Dale Hill followed m from 18 feel out M ' 11 67 N tes 34 lll'll• y night at Jlucme Rose· I throws w e M Cl to kl Athens dropped a double ovgo l a Jumper asSI on 1 · h to a 1 ' u 11 and John e m c 1 and alt. ..., . . end Tyo hit from underneath. Martms Ferry 79 River 7~ Cf,lns went into the g.~ me Will w~ I d . 10 M ·Ciintock and ertJme t rJ 11 er 60-58 'urn · It was Davis's best mght by Zane Trace 60 Barncsvlllt: 57 a 7-1 slate for the :-;ed:;un c lpp~ m . f ~ Juthern also bus Eastmoor Saturday Dlght. Let us blip. Welilld far Only once before had be Skvvue 77 Coldwell 62 Southern, Hfb'r trcllll~g by ~~~ed ·:~~s~~teo in ~he contest. I~e loss wa s Ath"n s' second m scored as much as 10 points H~y Village fl5 Berea 4fi I 'a~ much as 10 pom,ls m ~he Zanesville hit on 15 of 42 shots mne . games tiua year. Box: and his regular productiOn had Eastlake North fi8 Asllto bula 48 l~tsl hal f. bid fnr thr upset ea~- from the field for 35 per <ent sco;; . been hovermg oround ; In Sl Uerand 35 H""""" 53 lly m the .third q1uarlcrd. Co~~~~~ and Southern connected on 141AdAimHsF:~~-8(51\ISnyd~;ark :;~;;· c· l M N cholas 108 Cr 1ynor Sl one s orn a oes t 1 a . , mcmna ~ ' 43 all~ took their only lead of ther of 47 for 30 per oen li vt It R t.i Wren 9-4-22; Wrignt 1-2-4; Ileame ,. . I '13 31 With three mm-1 The Tornadoes WI s u I dy 3-2-8 TO'l'ALS 19-18 58 of Cincmnatl Moeller 74 g,me. ,Jd ·I; , d left m Jhe land thiS Friday mghl and lhen l COLUMBUS EASTMOOR 160), 5 Sycamort! 70 utes an s~con I, t Alb th fo!lowmg tvenTo~cta fiG~· 'ortheastern 00 Deer Park 42 tturrl period on a dnvmg ley-up .105 any e ~ -Cochran 7-G-20. Powell 1-3-5, 1 N . b)' Sherm Cundiff. mg. Parry 1-0-2; Wall 8-5-21; Cou•ts , • bilslls •~e•• New Richmond 61 I' Rosecrans, howt>ver, bo unL~ ~"" The Racine Reserves de- 12"'· "2 -v-r . H·Hw k'JJls 2-...,. ...., , Greor v. Soutbweot Country Day 33 Iback quickly and Jed 35-33 by feated the Southern Eiglilh ' 2; TOTALS 21-18-60. Ashtabula Harbor 71 lhe end of lhe qunrter. Graders JJ.J> in a preliminary \ By quarters : Tulsa 73 Cincinnati '11 Oklahoma 64 Colorado 58 Pymatuning Vall~y 60 Southern stayed close to the , contest. Torn Diddle led the Athens 8 Z4 J8 110 32 58 , Ashtabula St. John 63 visitors until midway through reserves with 13 ood his young- Eastmoor 14 'l1 40 50 52 60 Arkansas 74 Tex., Tech 65 Southern Meth . 99 Texas 78 . Perry 60 the la.< t quarter. The Tornadoes er brother, Bob, was high for Reserv.. - Eastmoor &2 Ath· Houston U. 95 Trmily, ~Tu ill Zanesville 83 trailed only by 35-37 when Cun- the eighth graders with live. ens 42. Columbus Whetstone 89 diff exiled from the game with ----Central Okla St. 59 Lngstn 57 Tex. CoiL Ill Paul Quinn 83 Maysville 63 Dresden 50 his firth personal with four By quarters ; 15 28 31! 54 Oilier Area Gamell Baylor 89 Tex Chnstion 75 Philo 82 . minutes ond 47 seconds re- Zanesville Ri G d (811 - D'll 1. 0 " 4-!1Malla-McConnelsvllle 52 . . I Southern 8 25 33 46 ran • • Hrdn-Smm"'' 115 Hustn Bpts 82 fOIIHDED N9l . mammg. I L ") ll· Gregory 4-11-14; Ttamer 11-5-f New Concord 56 Din;1r ,~~ uard for Rosecrans ZANESVI LE (.,.. ' . Angelo St. 84 Wayland 79 New Lexington 11 I d ,II . scogrers with 14 point; Hutcheson 4-3-11; Dinar 3-8-14 21; Shively, 1-2-4: Marshall 6- , ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Tarleton 74 Austin CoiL 58 , , ·11 54 e lllrc• a . I McCarty 2-3-l, . . \V'JI son 3+12 ··I 2-14 •· Towkr 6-:Ha·1 Lusetu ll-2- 1 I{ 69 Frazeysburg ost.Vl e field go·lls and etght Texas A&M 92 R1ce 65 b1e lala<--e > II He Oo A I · 91 on ' · · · 1140· s tlh 1)- 2; Tota ls 29-23-81. West Tex. 99 New Mel. 79 West Muskmgum . Ifree throws. Wilsnn, an all· Smder S·:l-9t Elhs ' m I Gannoa 1911 -Peacock 12-4-28 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, PUIII&til Lakewood 62 stale cnadidate for Rosecrans, t-L Totals 15 •24-33] 54. . Corpus Chrsti 89 St. Edwrd 80 Meadowbrook 72 Fort Frye 58 , · . He SOUTHERN (41) Witherspoon 3-11-14; Warren, 111 Pan Amer. 94 Bishop 57 1 12 NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON Sheridan 63 lleath 44 was held to 0~ pom s_.Cund~f 3-6-12; Sewell J.:t-4; 3-19; Wiley 6-Hit Ruminski !!S.F. Austm 107 Sui Ross 95 Licking Valley 52 Youngstown North till D Hill 4-3-ll; McClintock 2-6-10; 4-8; Graham H-9t .Purvl!f 0.2 East Tex. 76 Tex. A&l 61 DAVE OHLINGER, MGR, New Catholic 51 Canfield 58 Grueser 3.[).6; Matbews 1-1-3; 2. Totals 34-23-91. SouU1wesl Tcx 88 McMurry 82 J)caverlown 109 Zaleski 94 Loga n Elm 62 University 111 M. Hill 0-0.(!. Totals 1.4 (tll-:14) San Hous 90 Howrd Pyne 84 Springfield North 47 46. Tex weslyn 93 Tex Lothrn 68 Olmsted !•'ails 84 Elyria Catholic 73 Uppl'r Arlington 45 St. Mary's 68 S.W. 54 New Albany 68 Ablne Christn 511 Ark. St. 57 · · Cloverlead 59 Norwayne 53 Lamar Tech 93 Arington St. 91 Fairland 58 Fairbcrn 47 Oakwood 44 Irontnn St. Joseph 56 Lousvll 70 No Tex. St. 56 Chesapeake 70 Soulh Point 65 New Mex. U. 69 Wyommg 57 FINEST Painesv ille Harvey 58 i sw Okla St. 78 Phllps U. 67 Madison 51 Tex So 93 Ark AM&N 82 ' Willoughby South 74 Dixie ll4 Mesa .K: 66 Univer School 70 Oklo Bptst 74 NE Okla. 70 Swanton 63 Hamler 50 SE Okla. 64 E Ctrl Okla 45 ONE-DAY SERVIC& Northwood t;4 Woodville 46 NW Okla 77 Pnhndle Okla. 68 ON REQUEST NE Okla A&M 74 lndpndnc 70 Toledo Cardinal Strich 65 Springfield 42 sw Okla Jr Col 95 Cntl Kan. 76 Rossford 85 Anthony Wavne 47 We!!l Toledo Wa1te 62 Clay ~' Cal. 71 Wash St. 70 Pomeroy Toledo Start 72 Whitmer 68 Cleaners Ore. St. >7 So Calif. 56 Use Our Free Parking Lot Denver 82 I),lorado St. U. tiS Toledo St. Francis till Rogers 59 i2 OT) Utah 102 Ariana St. 83 Brghm Young 87 Ationa 74 Wstrn St. 59 Colo. Mines 52 Pacifc Luthrn 89 Pcfic U. 78 Seattle Pcfc 81 W. Wash. 76 Stnlrd 82 Wash 78 (Ovt) Fresno St. 73 Calif. Sl. 69 UCLA 97 Oregon 65 Clrmnt Mudd 76 Occdntl 68 Pclic, Calif. 81 St. Mry'a 63 Air Force 68 Notre Dame S7 Jdabo Ill Idaho St. 76 I San Jnse St. 72 UC Snt Bar 52 Lng Beg,h Sl 95 Cal St. Fltn II San Fran. 83 Santa Clara 64 Seattle 12 Montana St. 119 Pasadena 76 Chapman 72 Wealmnl 18 UC, Irvine 70 Calif. Lulhrn 97 Pomna Col 74 Sam Frud VI St 164 Cal Poly 71 Redla11ds 6t Whittier 59 San Diego St. 91 Nevada So 62 Cal Aggies 50 Cal St. Hywrd 53 San Fran St. 89 Chico St. t!2 Nevada 91 Hmboldt St. 68 Cat .WeHira 91 L1 Verne 60 Count on us to supply the ready-mixed Adw St. II Colo St. Coil. 'It · Miami M Toledo 69 aoncrete you need for any farm buil<lMichigan 81 Ohio State 78 Findlay 101 Aqublu tMich.) 91 t.ng projeat We'll deliver what yo11 1• 11 r &II t liii:O boiek tr ..._ • 1iMt 'IOIIIIollhoU .. I fllot ... ill Tulsa 'IS Cblclmlall 71 ..,0 rylfllno troM a big llll·oublo inlll 'NIID ol h IOOMiool ......... lio IN want, when you want it ... save you tlmt Bluflto\1 II Canlol Malone 'It flo!d. - " " 1nt.r1or ill bolwuo...,... ol ......., MIPfto Akron 77 Marietta a and work money and materials. And llb!<tH. ohro11od hlln!¥Ne Olld hipfoora. ....,. ololdud oo~et!tloalui'06 Ml\a Witlenberg 89 Hiram 81 a I* k1eo1 c1o1r1o ..r lfollll!ld - erl bola 1Be - .. boicillle _..,. AI the price is right! Call us soon for fret Ashland t8 WllmlllgleR 17 Heidelberg a Capital T& . estimate ••. without obligation. TIGER ll.'r l'OUII NNl'IAC UIUN l - Jobn Carron 711 1 fill , Cedarville 81 Walsh 81 Mount Unloll 11 Ollerbela 'II Woo•te 81 Klllldngum 41 Gann111 91 Rio Grande 11 100 E. MAIN ST. . WY !-3284 Dayton 11 DePINI JO MIDDLEPORT, 0. PAGl·ST, Bowling GreeR 87 JiBc'll• ll!J Wallen . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. t I' in • h 21 • M B k 0 t It W a s u MHs Blg an re :J: 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 1 w· R . 54 46 H. S. Scores tOSecrans IS - Inner MASON co. Q T d S lurday vef 0ffi3 oes a ~5, I ,f. Co11ege Scores ===== score -~W~ilt~on::__4_JO~ --~ '"t I need . . money. f?or Old a. r ·• · ==~:~..: ....,,.11. $25 to $2000 ° I SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE • building on I the farm? We make the lob easier ..,....1111 - . --Oil& w• lieu lAud anti Clear hom Blotlu Awl'/ MIDDl.lfiiORT, 0. Floor aevortq lor..., 11M t1 ,_, ... jljltltflu. l'ultaoioaai JuAilllailra If ... . QuiRt lid lAtH) RALrS BENFRANKLIN Linoleum ''"'' lnllid VInyl ' Marietta Denison Obrlin Heidelberg Ktnyon MusldBgum Ohio Wesleyan Hiram By United Press lnteraallllnal Easll·•·n lJibision W• .L. .Pet BostoR ..... .27 11 .ru . Cincinnati .. · .. 28 .14 .6FII 12-10; Jackson 3·3-9; Curtis 1).()-0 , i Ph1Jadelphm .. 25 15 .615 io 1 8andS to partJctpate • • Ill • Metgs • pageant Cl9aa641to~y ~n ~~~7's"~':;~ntFeb 1fleld sinking 18 ol ~9 shots. . NBA Standings GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. 'D----- BLAETTNARS • • �• ' ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 10, !986--S . !-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 10, 1968 Strife Fronts: • c b d • RedS In am 0 Ia '' l Dared t 0 Sh00t • '\ cross San RIver ,, l lfPJ Rrirfs Rt•UttiY PropeMy s Eastern to outhwestern Worried Congress Assembles (Continued from Page 11 renct J. Brown Jr. of Urban• wu to be .~n in today •• U. S. representative for Ohio's . 7th Distncl, a seat his father WASHINGTON (UPll - The !before this fall's elections. fslghts espectally on the home- are workmg. Raymond C. Hartly, Dav1d : held lor 'l1 yearo unt1l hll death second sess 10 n of the 89th I Aller routme opening ceremo- , Iron! antipoverty war. He sa1d . "II'• ume .~o stop, look nnd Nease, Mary Ahce Noose to last August. Congress opened for busines; l nies both the House and Senate I such domestic welfare pro- Usten now, tho Montana 1Cecil Meynard,. O!<ar May- Brown's s~h!dule lot today today with cautious lawmakers planned to forego any real grams just getting cranked up Democrat oaid after a While nard. Lots, RacJIM!. call!!d for him to make a conr-: seeking a balance between guns business until Johnson dehvers l should be "cut back - put on Mouse strategy session Friday. Bessie M. Pickens, Warrell. tesy visit with speaker . John , and the Great Society that will Ihis tel!VIsed State-cf'lhe-Unlon l tee - maybe cut out entirely" House Detttocratlc Leader P. Pickens. Lilhan E 1'1ckens, , McCormack. House Mmonty wiu voter approval in Novem- ' address to a joinl session at 9 in light of ooaring costs of the Carl Albert agreed that IJI(]ney, Fay M. Sauer, Harold E.. Leader Gerald Ford and Rep. ber. p.m. Wednesday. I Viet Nam lighting, not Jeglslaliun, would be the Sau<'f. Gladys C. Merodith, Frant'eS Bolton. chalfnian of The opening gavels were The big quesliOII was what , DemocraUc leadert rallied main concern of lh! Congres~ William K. Meredith, L. Mal· tht Ohkl OOP deleMatlbn In the. sounded at noon EST . at Johnson would say abiiUI I their form against .crlppUng He and Speaker John w. 1 IDe 1\'hllllheld, Ernest E. House. I op[JOsite ends of the Cap1tol prospects for peace - or a appropriAtions cuts m home McCormack lorecaat contmued l Whitehead, Gruct E. Weber, where members had assembled Mtter war - in VIet Nam and domestic front programs. But fi nancing of great soc1ely Denver V. Weber to Warren CINCINNATI - BISHOP RU- to climb what promised to be what sort of balance he they concurred with Senate effo~ts, despite the war, though P. P•rken!, Lillian E. P~rkens, ben Herbert Mueller of the an ufJhill road. proposed to striko betweeo l Democratic Leader Mike Mans- posSibly on a smaller ocale SAJr;oN 1L'PI ~ - A I '.S. force or se\·eral battalions has h 1 1 d · parrols, Olive. : Evang•llrRI United Bret ren Many sought God's help spending al hotlle and abroad. field'• judgment that little new than originally p anne . brrn swerpJng the jungle!! near the Cambodian frontier h H le J hi do II 1 1 tJ ld bt Pendlfig fottn 1 dl 1 f for the past"' day•. ,1 was dl~~rklsed today Le•t.or L. Roue , e n ·1 Church predtelod Sunday ' IMtlli!t. Along 101th Pregldent 1 But the pollllcMi jookeying ~rt meellc eg 8 a on WOil · . ,a •• oourtdo h 1\ooah 1o Carl Olfull, MltJ Of· 100,000 · member church wlll Johnoon, they attended a Capitol Hill had already begun. pushed to enactment. the PreSidents recommen i· 11 9 9 Rl Many Viet Cong were olg ted aero•~ Ie e an ~er, full, '~'• ocl'f . 1unite 10011 wllh the 11-mlllion opeeial aortgresslonal ser\lice at o u t n umbered Republicans, Cklle Cbeckt lions the apparent consensus of whlchNformt the boun1;"' be\we~nPT~rbodl\:ndc Sotut~ Gerald end Haul Gl1lte . 1o IM!nbet' Molhodlot Churoh. National l'resbyterta!l Church. who railed to tlent Johnson's Pointing to the meso of key congte.,ional figures I! tile Viet am about 25 m es wes 0 e ·~ ra Sybil l:bfrsllach, parcels, Sal- Dr. Mueller tatd doOUtnenlll Domlnalln~ cloackrooms and great society legislative pro-, health, education and economic aes•lon belan 11>us thai: • u '" already ere printed thit wlll be hallwaya this morning was talk gram in the 69th's hialeria firtl i lerlslation ena•led on Jolltison'a -NQ new taxeo wlll be asked, lllghlanda and I bout 10 mtlu northwest of Sll(on. Some em. Amerlun troopa deliberately exposed themoelves 10 draw Sybl! ICbersbach to Gerald u;td when lhe union II 1oted. of the war 1n Vlel Nam and ill! session, made "guns or buller" ' recommendatloll last year, at least not tight away. But Communist fire. but the Comfllu~tall ~~ld not •hoot from and llallll Grate, par~ll, S• Thoro rsmatn several alept to effect on the one against their battle cry for the second. Mansfield has called on com- Johnson may Mid out the acron the border. !em. go lbrOUfh, hmrever, and the poverty at hiJI!te. Answers to Senate GOP Leader Everett mitlee chairmen to run checks possibility that taxes will be UP! otaff correspondent Mor- ported today. Jolin W. Arbaugh, Elhe, Ar• earlteat the consolidation oould both Issues must be made M. Dirksen ltxed ht8 economy on how all the new ~rogram• biked later If war spending lin Stuort-Fox reported from Alexander N. Sheleptn, 111 e baufb to Henry lla!!alty, Bev- occur 11 May, 10611. lie noted continues to saar. the ~eene that field common- Kremlin's chief diplomatic tro~r 11'11 Hnaley, .11 ilcte, Olive. lll!gotlallon! for union hid been derl understood they hod auth- ~ ble-ahooter, told a publlc mef!t.. Le!ler Hliwk, Vtrl!nla Hawk In progrou 10 yeari lnd tlllld he -No new war powers Itt otlaalkln lo llro back acr~a lng tn tre North V~elname!M! to !lOfer 1M Hlill'k, 10111 ttrn. hOir 1101 nothihl 1o prevettt 11. heeded. The President already iConllbued an pap 2 1 capital ., Hanoi 8unday night Orango ( . has authonty to enlarge Jhe the horckfr If fired upeo first. American peace overlures were Jeeoe' 1M llewaomt, 'l'hutlt Ni:li' YOltli: _ A VAU: PRO- 'l'wenly4wo m!mbm ol the Ia musical OJperlence not nor-rand Sandra Miller, Rutland om armed forces as needed and, by A opokesm1n tn Saigon for uootradlcted by troop bulldUflll AnD NowiOme to c. c. Cuckler,:tes!OI' rl!llll'ned !rom an unau- of lha high school banda in the mally available to them. lallo s01ophone; Debbie Turner , declaration of an emergency, to Gen. William c. Westmoreland, In South Viet Nam and the .11'1 acre, Rutland lhorlt@d pt~ace mtulon to North tounly will participate In the Petticlpallng dlrectora are1of Rutland tnd Cheryl Bentz of call up ready reserve.. commnder of American forces threat ol further eacallltlou ef Clyll• c. TetrtU, Ul Clytl Viet Nam 8unday nlgbt COil- Third Annual Meigs County Charles Yl!llgo of !!:astern, Mr. I Eastern, tenor oaxoplwne; bafl- j - Johnson will seek endorsJ!. tn Viet Nom. denied troops had the war. c. TerrU, dee. to Roillld c. vlneed lllat Hanoi was willing Junior Miss Pageant as mem- Wllllarn Ru88ell of Middleport' tone saxophone players arel ment ol his military commltblaaket autberizatkln fnr firlnl 'l'errel, betty J . Cllll'lft, Cert. to negotiate 1 aettlement of lhe ben of the official Junior Miss and Garnet of Rutland. IJ1m White of Rutland and Rob- l menls through quick enactment acr~a the border. TAIPEI (UPI) - Nationalist for Trllll., RulleiKI. w1r tn VIlli Nam belore actual orch!•lra. 1 Members of the orchelllra , ert Garnet, I direCtor); of an emergency appropriation MOIICOW iUPil - 'l'he cblel Chinese ohipo and plan•• today Helen Bradford, W. Wa!IIIOI withdrawal of Ill U. 8. troops. Director Robert Garner M·j Include' Jenny Dean, Eastern; I The lour trum t players ' of up to $14 billion to cover of • Soviet delegatio~ It Norlh were ord!re<l on "lull alort" In Bradford, Mlll'lel W. Bradford, Staughte11 Lynd, 36, a nounced lhal all county binds Lmda Shenefield, Rutland; are Sabra Caoo:?a;, !>at Kenne- l costs of the Viet Nam fighting. , Vlel Nam hu flatly r•Jected lhe Formosa Stroll. where Chi- Elltabelh Lohse, Harold Lohse, assistant professor of history, ~ere approac~ed to participate day •nd Kay Wright or Rutland, - His budget for lhe year wilt Jhe sincerity ot eurrenl U. S' nese Communist jets shot down Olio L. Bradford, Jean I. Brodo spent tO days In North Vlet l 'n lhe proJed ,i an~ members and Marilyn Karr and Richard ]approach a record $115 b!JIIon, quest for peace In Viet Nam sn unarmed seaplane carryinl ford. Alan P. llradford; Ruth Nam In violallon ol Stat• , ~~IJClpollng lnclud . Eostern,, Douglas of Eastern ; trombones up f7 or 18 billion above and urged the Asian communists three defecting seamen who min Bradford lo Slate of Ob1o, 1.:187 D!partmenl tegulallons. He •b Iddleporl and Rutland. The , nre Chester King, Mary Floc- current levels. But higher to koep on fighting, it was rt· oles earlier proclaimed they acrea, salisbury. was accompanied on the trip bt and was organflzed hto provide carl and ~rRnk Pope of Rul- revenues will be forecast too, - -- - - · -·-·--··- · · were on " the road to freedom." Heleo Bradford, W. WaUace Herber Aptheker of New York, an ~pportumly or 1 e young ' land and Kirk Chevalier of East- and .Johnson Will conte~d the Accident Is Prohed The twin-engine HUt6 amphi- Bradford, Muriel W. Bradford, a Jeadi11g communist theoretic- musician~of~he_countyto_ have l!a mond M Merritt 1405 ern; ~an Weber of Rutland resulling deficit, though reii'ellith Y v· nn · W V ' • · bious plan also carried • crew Eliaahelll Lohse, lillrold Lohle, l'ian who head! tht Arnertcan 1 h will play .uba and Bob Burke, table, can be tnanaged. Mason Shenf_f . . of three and an unknown num- Otis L. Bradford, Jeao S. Brad- Jnstllule for MARX!.M' Studies dle/~i J:;e h. H:;plta~ i~l also or Rutland, will be on gui- - Johnson Will pare hla PT. PLEASANT - Sheriff' ber of National~! Chinese off~ ford. Alan P. Bradford, Ruth and Thomaa Hazden, ' 9 p b S pd tar· Ro•er Lathey ol Rutlalld budget requests for domesUc arkers urg un ay was a na• a b11 S of Obi E f deperlment Investigated a two- cisls sent to the Island of Mat- Bradford to late o, aae- 1211. of Newark, N. J., faun er o r 1M b ·n).! and !\'astern's Director Charles program•, u n some case' 1 vehicle accident Sunday 2.20 1su to welconw lhl sailorl. rnent, Raltsblll'y. fStudeftll lor A D-ralle ' ~ve1911 ~~o·.~~u~?Ma~i ....~ Yengo will be the drummers, ! not as much as generally p m. re•ulhng to about $375 Hartis f'rank, Deloret P'rlnlt Society It •th : e t M Itt end Bill Allen of Eastern expected. Labor Secretary W. d"•nage. but no persona l mJur v. r TASHKENT ussR !UP!) to l!onald Ollborne, Ill• Olio L-; lAid tb an newa F . M L "M VInceln err · . Middleport Dlreclor wm 1'/Jllard Wirtz has said spendlnt d . d .· · · · · · bo h 1 w • 011 '"u unera1 servtees 1or rs. ut. Metr tt was :In emp1oye~ · t 11 1 te , It O<·<·urred when • car r~v ·, - India und Pakistan today • ' rne, Rig t o a,, ve. C!Oilfl!renca "every I !cation Jo lla Sanner Hall. 71. who died at of the Unlvet!al I!Jasf Company ' sell wiJl play plano. o a ev a pover 1y an sea. en llv W• ll~am Emorv Sood· fgrePd to pull back troops lrom j Glen G. Johnton, dee., lo that there I• no explicit re- Iher residence in Middleport on In Parkersburg until his tetire-1 The Pagean: will be next tered economl~ ulslresa will glass. 17: Hender~n. was ell: the front lines in di•Puted Kash-!Wayne Brinker. Ward Brinker, quil'!menl ollhe. physl~al With- , Sunday morning, will be held ment in 1964. d~y It a p.m. at continue to rise. td for lailurr to qeld nght-of mlr. exchange prisoners and ' Daunt Btlllltet, Cert. f(lJ' TIIDI. dtawal of all Untied ltatea Wed ad I 10 lha j S I I r. hi' R - lllgh School Auditorium. ~"' HflPr Snodgra" badPd on. Sulto. . lor to ft••0 llatl0118 . " ne ay a a. m. at utv Y ng a o !IOnS, ay ·h efforts toward a last' lroopl pr ·~• - • Rawlings- Coats Funeral hnme thond ' Jr • t ul Australia and GilIt) l t' IH,I{1~~· a v tn!o 11w ri-1 111 rontmue • ' ....... ' I .. r a vehlele driven by Charles mg peace ..,ulement betweeo 2 Divorce Action• ~lth the Rev. Donald Boone of-I bert of Las Vgeas; two brothers, Ithe two countnes. ObJoane Taking It Fll d wl b Court ficiatlng. Bunal w1U bt In Herbert of Amherst, 1'1. Va ., 1 11 i< 54 fl"nderson Hi h e .t Riverview oemelery. ahd William, of Springfield; a 1,' recorded at the coun-, Indian Prime Minister L al ra d . the eekeod l Babadur Shastri and Paktatent l Eaey on I "~/ Two actions lot dl\'or<!e have She was preceded in death sls!er, Bertha Howell of Bethal 1 1 Do~:~"j,anham, ;, Rl. I I President Mohammad Ayub l Ohioans .n~ the !Jtthll be!li flied In Melli Count)' Com- by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Park, l'a., and two grandchild.. , PIP,, ant Roher! H. Smilh Khan aa1d a Joint "coordma~ lnd New Year • helldly week- mon Pleas Court. Jameo Sanner and a daughter, ren. He was preceded In dea th · "'"'loo 111;io. Ht. 1. both ; inll body" would be formed wl ends .lhat saw 97 persons k11led Darrell D. Jenks, 130 Butter- Mrs. Zelia Hall Wright. She was by his wife, Grace Carper Mer- To Rellabllllale Pllle111 J-!.1 , "r"ed with intoxication: Ag- m!!diate further problem• that. took II eaey dUI'Illl.lhl weekend. nut-av, Pometay, asks a divorce 1born In 6omersel County and rltt. COLUMBUS <UPI) _ The ... Iren e O'B nen end Charles lsbould eriso between tbt two The count by Umted. Pre"' In· from Adell• A. Jenks, addreos j waa a member of the Middle- Jluner8l services wm ~e Tue>- Ohio Hlsltlrlcal Society , ,, 11 Ne w Haven both sati•no. ternalional aho~ed only seven unknown, 11ft I gron ne~lecl of , port Boptist Church. day at 2 p, m. at the Leavitt revealed detalled plans to re'd nn mv.,ligallon oi forgery; The agreement wao *~~ aa persons .were killed between I duty charge, and Gay rlelds j Survivors Include her husband Funeral homa in Parkersburg. habilitate Gallipolis' 181 g 111 l'nrke). West Columoio, 1 triumph for Soviet diplomacy p.m. Friday and midnight Sun- Reedsville, has filed a pet.ltmn , Harold; a daughter, Rhoda Hall, Burial will lie In lbe MI. Olive ern, Our House, a slllte memo. i_. 1ng while into<icated. ROOf> I in ill first venturo as an inter· day. One lire death was report- againSt Dorlllh1 Fleldl, samel al home; urother, Nolan Joii'M!a C<oneler)' nearby, rial. ~,,.·, license and 00 I1Cen8e r national pearemaller between ed, .brmglng liM! weekend tot.ah t lddrels, on chart•• of ~ross Sanner, Washington ~tate; four ··~--· two non - Communist caunlirto to eight. None IIIU In SE 0 lo. neglect of duly and extreme alslera, MISs Vlrgm1a Sanner, 1iales. ' Soviet Premier Alll N. Kosyeruelty. One minor child Is Mro. Martha Jarett, both of TO CONTINUE gin b•arned as Shastri and Ayub , 366 ,36 Railed on Involved. In other court acllv~ Cuyahega Fallo, Ohio, Mra. OJBec:1use of il!t succes 1 re- 1Khan 11gned the communique. ly, Judge John C. Bacon ha8 ive McCracken, Cleveland, Tenn VIV a! servw•• will oontmo• this Channel Telt~thon given Jack Ells,orth Phillip• a and lrlrs._Dorothy Cobb, s... evening at the MinerrVIlle l' Vriorllllll Memerlll Hoopllal Curt McDaamel, prea1dent of l' sllBpended one·year ~entence '"I brmg, OhiO. ~lethodi st ('hureh at ]:;ttl p. m. Adml08iilll S.turda1 - Che>- llle Meigo County Jayceea, i&id , the CincinnaU Workhouse oh a Fnends may call at the fun- f'uneral lei'Vlcel lot l!lmeat The Contro!IIO« Bnard rell!l!loi Hev. Jack Stutl!r i• tiM! evan- ler Clark, Letart, W. Vo ; Mrs. toooy 1366.51 was pledged by I cont.ompt of court charge .. Phil· era! home at anyllme. M. Burton, 7•, broadway Bl., ed 115,000 of capital lm'""''.. l gelist. Everyone il invitO<!. Ronald Pooler. Chester; Mar- MeJgo residents durtna I be, llpo W'11 placed on probatwn. Middleport, "'ho died earl)' Sun- m,nts funds Ill acqulra authOr~ I - - ····-·-- - - - - - · -- garet Call, Middleport; Stelll telethon held over the weekend M T If day In Holter hospital, "tit ha Ue period furniture and furnishsear is. Middleport; Mrs. James · on Channel 13. Modern Home'l Care an tetatel or held 'l'ueadlly at I p.m. at Jngs lor the tavern lllhich wao Will, Middleport. M;!Janlel ,expt"e$aed lha Jay- I _.I T I Woumled Finger RawUnga - Coalil Funeral an important OhiO River Sft Jltlf Its Dtytl ...,., Di~rblrre• lilttmlay - Ern- cees appreciation to WMPO Ra- 8 e,,. hiJ op e >tilh the 1\!v Chetoter durin the teamboat 1 1 8 DEVOTED TO INTERI!:ST or mett McCask~y. Rutland: Rob· dlo for permitting use . of that Margaret Griffiths, county .w. A. Snyder, 51, Middleport, olltclaUng. ll~tlal will be I r · t COLUMBIA CAS lr1EJ08 • MA80N ARIA ert Pullms, Coolvillo; Larry •station as bllltdquarters m Meigs exleliolon agent, borne e<onorn- , was admitted at Veterans Mem- the Qrs~el Kilt c.tnetery MARRIAGJll APPLII;ATIOJII OF OHIO, INC. '""" 1. oooo, '""""" Laudermill, Jr., Middleport; and to the Bela fllithl l'ht 8or• 1<!1, announoed today I le~r i orial Hospital Sunday for treat- Cbeahlro Ron ld Theodo Holte Pu.~::::,-· ~::·~~::;..:.~'".,,.,. f'ranci• Doogla!, Albany. orily which work!d in conjunc- training mH!Ing will be IH!J~ , ment of a wound when a 8Uh He w~l born Ill Middleport, Ra a r~ LJ ~· 1 1 """"' '' Tho oow v.u., '""""· Births - Mr. and Mrs. lion wilh the Jayete• Ill lilt WIHIIH!!day Jant161'y 12 !roil! IG acctdenJally discharged •hoof. be 1 lh H th • ne, 1rmer 1 n In~ (ompanJ, uo M•l'harri«~ lt .• Pe~m- I p C h . ' he "· •~ h' th .:t....... : was a mem r o e ea White 11 Pomeroy Cl@fk '"'· ""'"· ..,,., a.,,,_ O'"'" ad ooler, hesi«, a daug ter. pro;ect hera. a.m. until 2 ~. m . at I ...,,Jut& o.g 1m Ill e in ... fmger of Methodist Church and of ..,....,·-·-.....;;•'- - ·...........- ......,-....,...--. \;:'Y"~11';,' ' ·"'"' . .'""'' ••••• Admlsol0111 Sullday bul and SOuthern l!:le<llrto Com- his rljjht hand. Southern Ohio Auiomobile Assn. • ,,,.,,. " -·•• ''"' molMnr 'lLogan, Long Bottom;. Jooephlne pany lh Middleport. M1ddle"ort E-lt squadmen He •.n81 a salesmau for lha Tr'II" mauer •t tiM ,.,, .Ul~t 1t Porn•roJ, . . A p (d I f L1-' Uhlo Pickens, Raclno; Mmmo Hall, nnes ... en 0 Subject of thf leMon wlU .. were summoned lo the Snyd•r I A AUI<ltnobile Club ."'ia llor,lll advl!!rtllln( flfPnl!lenuuv• : I Vinton. William Snyder Mid-.., h "C of ••• "·•~rn .,__ " Ito So th Se _ pe . . 1"' Jt"IUUt' ButUIMIItl lln~b•U. ftk'.. :tta Lftlnt· · • (:ounty Coon unters are nume-. me on u conu-av at-.·- Survivors include his wtf~. ~ OPTOMITRIST '"" '"· ••• .... '"'· • • • dleport. Leader• are Uked to btln~ I 25 p.t!t. A phyoician was coiled Ed lh three son• William and OUice Rolltl' 810 ll I 10 5 IC..:I.-1 at NOCIII b •·;;~;..,,... .,..,, .....N. ., j Dlochnrrtt Su11da1 - Onlll• 110)' Armel, Mtner1vUlt, 1p1! lntall, dirty Item of furnllltre ind Snyder was tranaporled to k~; of Cillulti~a ahd D"'""" !t tbtu'l. .... 1aa ~ st.. Jiom!IDJ ~a;~~~, .;:.htl;:.:",~'•!;;.::e f:! Arms, Pe~eroy: Carl , bee.n eleetH ~Bidllnl of 1be too be cleaned. the hospii:&l where today he waa of Dfl;toni two daughter&, """ .."""" oiiiH, sts.oo, • '• Mlddl•port , Mr!. M0111 A>r~rled in good condition· The W'1lmeIta Lellbelt, Pom!r'"' montht t'T.&e; ttaue IMntltM n IMI. s, Garnes Dexter I . CouniJ oth Coorlhortlerl ffi ..1 :Mutor Ho:w whel't nrrlft !""'lc· ' . toe atlon. er 0 cers It! Middleport squad W81 11110 raft.. Mrs. trnelltit1e Ylfh.r, B8Slha~li I ' ,, ·1,. :; '· •'' ' :;.u~t, ,•;~· ~:.:nflo.OO,on:i ·~::itt::. ~lrth~ - Mr. and Mrt. Morris Teaford, l'ice pretldent MoltiJ e141Hr, ~at p:li a.m. Sundaf ,al thff two sisters, Mrs. ~ertha >nrum1,1 ' ' i......::.~. ,,·' ' ., . .~· · · ''• •' . , , " ·"' ........ moftlho, ...... Will, Middleport, a daughter. and trusteo .ror I lhfll ye.r I!Oider lotlgllt llld Paul Davis home on Russell • Miami, P'ia., and Ml'i. .. .· . ' S!' ... ~ .' ' ..,;.: ' term; Francia Webb, secretary- llltw Durrtel molniF !t where Bertha Darst wa1 ill. Moe!k, Culumbua, and trellfluror; Georte Grveter, . Low to•llbt 1t-ZO, · · · · She was taken 1o Holler Hosplt.. grandchildren. rt'ienda may trustee for a IWG yeer lmn and al by 1mbulanee. at tht lunata! home ID)'lln11•. Tnm Gruoaer, lruslel lor ene NOW Yotl ltNOif year. The llrlt koo'"' rofereneo PIBIII wero mlde for 1 ahoot omolrhlg to a tleocrlplkln Ia to be held Jan. 23. The nell filth century II.C. ol Mom1golo rocul11 meeting will be Jan. :11. lllhallfll Hmjl liii!GH. Transfers Bud Jackloh'e ertp mot_,:.ledth two seconds reJil8ininl ecuJ.• I ~ I' \ ' "I I • r. ; ! I il l I i,, I' !I Ray M. Memlt S d Dies on un ay , Mrs, Hall 71 By •= s!." D'Ies on Sunday To Rehabi']I'tate '\rr;, Ga])'Ia Museum 1 ,,',.,.,I 1 Dry a load of clothes for just a EmeMl Burton D'tes S .unday I penny's worth of GAS I THE DAILY SENTINEL M .. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. _j " t:lll 1 :s:~ ~ LET INGELS DO ITI ANNOUNCEMENT FREE HEARING TEST JUST ARRIVlDI AlL TRANSISTOR Admiral. 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(Oinjllete La Salle Hotel, Middleport WEDNESDAY, JAN. 121 2·5 P.M. ..... .. iC ,..... Gill tR tilil6 ...... 1111> VIAU..TOoWAI.L CAIHTINO 111811AWII IIIAel. -...:1101 INGI&S fiiNITIII Most Powtrful Stt At Thl• Low flrlce 11, ~~.~~~~!~ ~~~~o: :."~a~~~~ ~~~~ ov~;;e h d . . Eagles adre,1now the season. an .... m 39-26 DILES RADIOEAR LTMdl i4l .. ...,. ... AfiMN, o. 6-le~g~~i N:C~~da~~~~~:s:n~• o~l"J!turda~~~ ~ri;~~ll-~-io~. Carter O-iH1 ;' New y,~~slern Div\:io: w l I' J59 Capital 1. Pd. 3 3 2 2 2 4 2 4 1 3 1 ' 1 6 0 ' 350 4lil 262 423 181 183 441 740 331 434 249 494 201 3M 450 181 0 t 181 411 Mld-()Mo toach Lloyd Myers' Southwest- The Eagles dumped Norl e •v;;:Y f I . nto Southwest- play Southwestern ia 5-4 over- Wilton travels to Southwestern. Easter• <45) - Douglas 1-0-2. A I 26. 20 . .556 ern l!lghianders to a thrilling Gallia 75-47 to earn a" t~e ft7 er~n we~l ~Inc: t~ne - press, all ;nd 3·2 iR conference action. [n Jhe preliminary game, ]Newland 0-D-0; Km~ht 3·3·!'; ' ~~:Jimo~~c es . 22 23 .4TII Blu!ltoa I 0 • Ill 46-45 upset triumph ov!!r Coach the SVAC crown ona ~=s ~om~ and the ~;agles fell apart. Gene Hall's 15 point. paced Southwestern remained en top , Pooler 3·3·9. Badgley 2-7-11._ ~~:i San ~·raneiSco . 20 26 .435 Aahland I 0 tal 177 Gary Parsona defending SVAC 1964. Last year, the~~~ an IJ.O Tra~Jing 45-41 with 10 seconds , Jhe Highlanders. Charles EICh-l tn league ploy by downmg the!chmger 5-4~14, Roush 0 0 •, St LouiS . . . . 16 24 ,410 Meloni I I IIIG 1M ellsmpioD Easlera Saturday pleted league. pl~~to Saturday's left, Southwestern grabbed • inger totaled 14 for the losers. \Lilli• Eagles, 40-36. K. Carter TOTALS 14-17-.45. I D~trmt 11 30 Z/6 Cedarvlll4 I 2Si 2211 night mark, and gomg b l b nd after ao Eastern lad Steve Elliott paced lbe High- had 13 for the Winners white By qoarters. ' Sunda 's Results DefianCe I 121 HI Th~ loss suapped Eastorn's battle, !~ ~:~~~:n~~r~a':::e:'- ~;,';"ed a shot. The Highland landers on the baards. Charles Benedum bad 16 for the losers. Southwestern I~ ;~ :~~ Los Angeles Detroit 118 WJimlllgloa 4 1'10 aGO three • year, 13-game w~ enEI:s~rn jumped out in front ers called time. O•ach Myers Kmght and John Poole~.;~C::I Varsit box· I Easter• Baltimore 130 New York 124 . . T• •treak In Southern Val~i:l~ 10-7 during the first period. B) ordered one shot- and it work· tough for lhed ~~:~~~st club. I Soulb!estern (46) - H a Ill Reserve Southwestern 40 Philodelphia 127 St. Louis UT lehc Conference play. te h lftime the VISiting Meigs ed . .Jackson drove m for the out-rehounde l from the 6-3-1>· Elliott 5-1-11; Colley 4- Easter• 36. (Oniy Games Scheduiad) OliDobi 188 1M Saturday's lo88 at Southwes mi a t' n~ were out m front 23-18. 1wmnmg goal, and Jt \Ill• allr SW hit 31 per oen ' -Norlhlftlllltll f W • the Eagles la•t dofeat wao a coon Ia , , 22; Gilkey, 5-2-8; J. Gilmore, Michigan G 83 'II Rio JV 8 Capture 0-1-1; Anderson, 4-5-IS; D. GilOblo Conference Michigan Slate 1 G Ill 65 Sixth Cage Win more, 2-l-5; Totals, t8·13-49. . Akron 1 1 139 158 6 0 445 326 Wisconsin Rio Grande College's JV bas· Pt. Pleasant (57) ~· Smith, Aaldwin-Wallace 1 0 94 76 Minnesota 0 1 Ill 85 kelball learn GJ'UShed Ashland; 2-5-9; G. Marnbout, 3-2-~. B.I Wooster 7 1 534 438 Purdue 0 1 rr IU . Correctional Inslllote 112·64 at Call, 1-ll-2; D. W1ggws, 5-2-12; Otterbem 4 1 356 301 [ndiaoa G 1 84 81 to d le • His timing 08 at the foul line. Kyger kept brey 4-0-9, HaH !-1·5• Hanson Rio Saturday afternoon. It was J . Staats, 8-7-23 ; J . Flowers, 1~ Wittenberg 4 1 S49 291 Ohio State I 1 ft 81 Middleport Htgb nbool'l Big' ~~~ards ~ad been off, too. no shooting or reboundmg rtl-![).[).[); Grose 1140. Totals 17 - l- Rio's sixth wm m eight games. 1·3 Totals, 20-17-57. Mt. Umon 2 1 225 246 Iowa 0 1 fJ8 • Man Ill rolling! . D· . h wed Signs of break· cords other than at the free 3.1. Next contest 18 smted Satur- Score by quarters ~"·~:·:.:;:::;,;...:o; -~c-_ ::_~~ - ~~~-~-;;;;;;;liiOiiiiiiiiiiOOilii0;;;;;;;;5 Bill "Spider•: Davl~, ::~ lng ·:~: !t oAth ens F~iday mght Ime where the Wickline boys I rt ~1~~ t~~nehlll 4-2- day at Dayton agamst Sindorr Gallipolis . . . . . 18 19 38 49 ,. dleman, a JUDIO.' ;.!t basketball when the Jeckel' came Wlllon l cashed '" only 1 of 11 tnes. tOSI~a Davis 9-~21 Moure 5.Q. College. Pt. Pleasant .... 14 24 :t9 571 of promise on h' k etlmg 1 he The Middleport reserves wu•, , . • D . Box score: \ 1 floor pulled down 21 reboundi a w IS er Ho u~s 24 rebounds I !herr first game of the seasoa,110, Bradbury 1-0-2, W. a~~s RIO GRANDE <112) and p'ut an equal total of points Bulldogs!. e go , 2 3' w1th Ken RusS<·II of the [).[).0. Cunningham 1140 · Ha<IS ll -5 27 , flilton R-3-19 . NOl\TH CALli A ,·su) _ Tay ' ' · " ' B ·h 2-0-4 Sau' · k b that "'R 11. through the Kyger Cree as- ThiS wrl'k the Jackels are lillie Jackets getting 10, Pul- wards 111-2, ole er 0 ;l'otals Shaffer 4-1-10 , Miller 5-3 tl ,l lor , 4.U.8 , Garrell, 1\-18-30; Loghis Saturday night. p melUy the lens •nd F.v.-ns each 9. ~·or Ky· er 0-0.(!, Bartlell 0-0· · McDamel 7-1-1; ; Warne J-0·2; ue 0·3·3 Twyman 1·3·>; Smith, 111 1 1 5 ONLY The Jackets won It 60-3' prHepSar;r:g ~;nd~ mght gcr Dave While had 8. 27+611 ., ;Joseph 3·2 8. Smith 4-6-14 . Mar-~ 1 -Z-4 . Skidmore, 3:0-6, TOTALS lheir third w•n of the season p g)m y "dl . It k K ~ 1'15) BY QUART 1\S lin 2.[).4 · TOTALS 45-22·112. 15 26-lt; hn <\ 'amst Ky~ cr Mlu t:!por on - · , G 18 22 35 · . . · 130.00 Down - Balance 11n against 5 losses. Coac h J o . . g ds hit 46 r rent Leach :t-0·6. Tyo 11-ll-16, Spauld- ; K-C . . .... · . I ASHLAND (I 164) ' WILTON 1541 Strnusoough, 6· · · · 211 31 ~~~ Hill l-ll-2 , Stanlford 2·1·5; 9·21. Peacre, 4.(!-8; Well s, :J-17, \\ 1rkhne's Kyger bo)• never~ 49 r~~~~;IJ 'and wer!'"6 lor 9 dmg ll-11-0, Craddock 0·0-0, Wh•· MilS . .. really got in the game, hemg ; om _ - - - - - - - - -- - Ranks 5·3·13 . Jack son 7-1-1 5, ' Peters, 2-2-ti; Gross, 2+8 , Da· down 16-2 before Lanny Tyo Nipper 4-l-9; Foshee 0-l-t; Hall ' vis. 2-0-4 : 19-16-54. I ~lipped through ror • tayup to z.(!-4; Denable . 6-o-r2 ; Gavm By qowters: , FURNITURE make it 16-4. DaviS led the atQ.l-1; Young 0·2·2. TOTALS 27· North Gall,. .... . .. 8 22 37 Sf> lac~ with 9 poinl! In the bl HI h School Basketball 1D-f~ . . Wilton ....... T 16 32 54 MASON, w. VA. 0 lirst quarter that ended 211-6. O g . . Score at hull: Rio Ash· Kcsc rve .... ...................................................... Going into the thlfd penod By United l'ress 1nternatmuat land 28 North Galli• 26. I the Jackets lod 31-18 and piCk· Knme.Canaen 62 . h d scored only five points go- I ed that tim~ for another spurt, Cheslc!htli Manon 33 Talented Zanr::; vJlle R o s ~- n t the closmg penod scoring 13 points while holding Belpre 6H Ynrk 52 c'"'" vv•·rea me the opset mm ·I '",~f topped. Southern with Atht~n" Beaten in Kyger to 4, those coming with- 1 Canton MI'Kmlcy 70 Warren 41 ed Southern Tnrnudne~ to ;\~I 12 ~~~ ~ree goals and six free Oouhlf' Overtime Clean them sfupwllb U. m the last minute. Jerry Hall Alli'lnce 63 Salem 59 a hurd earnc'<i 54-46 VII 1111 Y a hit Dale Hill followed m from 18 feel out M ' 11 67 N tes 34 lll'll• y night at Jlucme Rose· I throws w e M Cl to kl Athens dropped a double ovgo l a Jumper asSI on 1 · h to a 1 ' u 11 and John e m c 1 and alt. ..., . . end Tyo hit from underneath. Martms Ferry 79 River 7~ Cf,lns went into the g.~ me Will w~ I d . 10 M ·Ciintock and ertJme t rJ 11 er 60-58 'urn · It was Davis's best mght by Zane Trace 60 Barncsvlllt: 57 a 7-1 slate for the :-;ed:;un c lpp~ m . f ~ Juthern also bus Eastmoor Saturday Dlght. Let us blip. Welilld far Only once before had be Skvvue 77 Coldwell 62 Southern, Hfb'r trcllll~g by ~~~ed ·:~~s~~teo in ~he contest. I~e loss wa s Ath"n s' second m scored as much as 10 points H~y Village fl5 Berea 4fi I 'a~ much as 10 pom,ls m ~he Zanesville hit on 15 of 42 shots mne . games tiua year. Box: and his regular productiOn had Eastlake North fi8 Asllto bula 48 l~tsl hal f. bid fnr thr upset ea~- from the field for 35 per <ent sco;; . been hovermg oround ; In Sl Uerand 35 H""""" 53 lly m the .third q1uarlcrd. Co~~~~~ and Southern connected on 141AdAimHsF:~~-8(51\ISnyd~;ark :;~;;· c· l M N cholas 108 Cr 1ynor Sl one s orn a oes t 1 a . , mcmna ~ ' 43 all~ took their only lead of ther of 47 for 30 per oen li vt It R t.i Wren 9-4-22; Wrignt 1-2-4; Ileame ,. . I '13 31 With three mm-1 The Tornadoes WI s u I dy 3-2-8 TO'l'ALS 19-18 58 of Cincmnatl Moeller 74 g,me. ,Jd ·I; , d left m Jhe land thiS Friday mghl and lhen l COLUMBUS EASTMOOR 160), 5 Sycamort! 70 utes an s~con I, t Alb th fo!lowmg tvenTo~cta fiG~· 'ortheastern 00 Deer Park 42 tturrl period on a dnvmg ley-up .105 any e ~ -Cochran 7-G-20. Powell 1-3-5, 1 N . b)' Sherm Cundiff. mg. Parry 1-0-2; Wall 8-5-21; Cou•ts , • bilslls •~e•• New Richmond 61 I' Rosecrans, howt>ver, bo unL~ ~"" The Racine Reserves de- 12"'· "2 -v-r . H·Hw k'JJls 2-...,. ...., , Greor v. Soutbweot Country Day 33 Iback quickly and Jed 35-33 by feated the Southern Eiglilh ' 2; TOTALS 21-18-60. Ashtabula Harbor 71 lhe end of lhe qunrter. Graders JJ.J> in a preliminary \ By quarters : Tulsa 73 Cincinnati '11 Oklahoma 64 Colorado 58 Pymatuning Vall~y 60 Southern stayed close to the , contest. Torn Diddle led the Athens 8 Z4 J8 110 32 58 , Ashtabula St. John 63 visitors until midway through reserves with 13 ood his young- Eastmoor 14 'l1 40 50 52 60 Arkansas 74 Tex., Tech 65 Southern Meth . 99 Texas 78 . Perry 60 the la.< t quarter. The Tornadoes er brother, Bob, was high for Reserv.. - Eastmoor &2 Ath· Houston U. 95 Trmily, ~Tu ill Zanesville 83 trailed only by 35-37 when Cun- the eighth graders with live. ens 42. Columbus Whetstone 89 diff exiled from the game with ----Central Okla St. 59 Lngstn 57 Tex. CoiL Ill Paul Quinn 83 Maysville 63 Dresden 50 his firth personal with four By quarters ; 15 28 31! 54 Oilier Area Gamell Baylor 89 Tex Chnstion 75 Philo 82 . minutes ond 47 seconds re- Zanesville Ri G d (811 - D'll 1. 0 " 4-!1Malla-McConnelsvllle 52 . . I Southern 8 25 33 46 ran • • Hrdn-Smm"'' 115 Hustn Bpts 82 fOIIHDED N9l . mammg. I L ") ll· Gregory 4-11-14; Ttamer 11-5-f New Concord 56 Din;1r ,~~ uard for Rosecrans ZANESVI LE (.,.. ' . Angelo St. 84 Wayland 79 New Lexington 11 I d ,II . scogrers with 14 point; Hutcheson 4-3-11; Dinar 3-8-14 21; Shively, 1-2-4: Marshall 6- , ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Tarleton 74 Austin CoiL 58 , , ·11 54 e lllrc• a . I McCarty 2-3-l, . . \V'JI son 3+12 ··I 2-14 •· Towkr 6-:Ha·1 Lusetu ll-2- 1 I{ 69 Frazeysburg ost.Vl e field go·lls and etght Texas A&M 92 R1ce 65 b1e lala<--e > II He Oo A I · 91 on ' · · · 1140· s tlh 1)- 2; Tota ls 29-23-81. West Tex. 99 New Mel. 79 West Muskmgum . Ifree throws. Wilsnn, an all· Smder S·:l-9t Elhs ' m I Gannoa 1911 -Peacock 12-4-28 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, PUIII&til Lakewood 62 stale cnadidate for Rosecrans, t-L Totals 15 •24-33] 54. . Corpus Chrsti 89 St. Edwrd 80 Meadowbrook 72 Fort Frye 58 , · . He SOUTHERN (41) Witherspoon 3-11-14; Warren, 111 Pan Amer. 94 Bishop 57 1 12 NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON Sheridan 63 lleath 44 was held to 0~ pom s_.Cund~f 3-6-12; Sewell J.:t-4; 3-19; Wiley 6-Hit Ruminski !!S.F. Austm 107 Sui Ross 95 Licking Valley 52 Youngstown North till D Hill 4-3-ll; McClintock 2-6-10; 4-8; Graham H-9t .Purvl!f 0.2 East Tex. 76 Tex. A&l 61 DAVE OHLINGER, MGR, New Catholic 51 Canfield 58 Grueser 3.[).6; Matbews 1-1-3; 2. Totals 34-23-91. SouU1wesl Tcx 88 McMurry 82 J)caverlown 109 Zaleski 94 Loga n Elm 62 University 111 M. Hill 0-0.(!. Totals 1.4 (tll-:14) San Hous 90 Howrd Pyne 84 Springfield North 47 46. Tex weslyn 93 Tex Lothrn 68 Olmsted !•'ails 84 Elyria Catholic 73 Uppl'r Arlington 45 St. Mary's 68 S.W. 54 New Albany 68 Ablne Christn 511 Ark. St. 57 · · Cloverlead 59 Norwayne 53 Lamar Tech 93 Arington St. 91 Fairland 58 Fairbcrn 47 Oakwood 44 Irontnn St. Joseph 56 Lousvll 70 No Tex. St. 56 Chesapeake 70 Soulh Point 65 New Mex. U. 69 Wyommg 57 FINEST Painesv ille Harvey 58 i sw Okla St. 78 Phllps U. 67 Madison 51 Tex So 93 Ark AM&N 82 ' Willoughby South 74 Dixie ll4 Mesa .K: 66 Univer School 70 Oklo Bptst 74 NE Okla. 70 Swanton 63 Hamler 50 SE Okla. 64 E Ctrl Okla 45 ONE-DAY SERVIC& Northwood t;4 Woodville 46 NW Okla 77 Pnhndle Okla. 68 ON REQUEST NE Okla A&M 74 lndpndnc 70 Toledo Cardinal Strich 65 Springfield 42 sw Okla Jr Col 95 Cntl Kan. 76 Rossford 85 Anthony Wavne 47 We!!l Toledo Wa1te 62 Clay ~' Cal. 71 Wash St. 70 Pomeroy Toledo Start 72 Whitmer 68 Cleaners Ore. St. >7 So Calif. 56 Use Our Free Parking Lot Denver 82 I),lorado St. U. tiS Toledo St. Francis till Rogers 59 i2 OT) Utah 102 Ariana St. 83 Brghm Young 87 Ationa 74 Wstrn St. 59 Colo. Mines 52 Pacifc Luthrn 89 Pcfic U. 78 Seattle Pcfc 81 W. Wash. 76 Stnlrd 82 Wash 78 (Ovt) Fresno St. 73 Calif. Sl. 69 UCLA 97 Oregon 65 Clrmnt Mudd 76 Occdntl 68 Pclic, Calif. 81 St. Mry'a 63 Air Force 68 Notre Dame S7 Jdabo Ill Idaho St. 76 I San Jnse St. 72 UC Snt Bar 52 Lng Beg,h Sl 95 Cal St. Fltn II San Fran. 83 Santa Clara 64 Seattle 12 Montana St. 119 Pasadena 76 Chapman 72 Wealmnl 18 UC, Irvine 70 Calif. Lulhrn 97 Pomna Col 74 Sam Frud VI St 164 Cal Poly 71 Redla11ds 6t Whittier 59 San Diego St. 91 Nevada So 62 Cal Aggies 50 Cal St. Hywrd 53 San Fran St. 89 Chico St. t!2 Nevada 91 Hmboldt St. 68 Cat .WeHira 91 L1 Verne 60 Count on us to supply the ready-mixed Adw St. II Colo St. Coil. 'It · Miami M Toledo 69 aoncrete you need for any farm buil<lMichigan 81 Ohio State 78 Findlay 101 Aqublu tMich.) 91 t.ng projeat We'll deliver what yo11 1• 11 r &II t liii:O boiek tr ..._ • 1iMt 'IOIIIIollhoU .. I fllot ... ill Tulsa 'IS Cblclmlall 71 ..,0 rylfllno troM a big llll·oublo inlll 'NIID ol h IOOMiool ......... lio IN want, when you want it ... save you tlmt Bluflto\1 II Canlol Malone 'It flo!d. - " " 1nt.r1or ill bolwuo...,... ol ......., MIPfto Akron 77 Marietta a and work money and materials. And llb!<tH. ohro11od hlln!¥Ne Olld hipfoora. ....,. ololdud oo~et!tloalui'06 Ml\a Witlenberg 89 Hiram 81 a I* k1eo1 c1o1r1o ..r lfollll!ld - erl bola 1Be - .. boicillle _..,. AI the price is right! Call us soon for fret Ashland t8 WllmlllgleR 17 Heidelberg a Capital T& . estimate ••. without obligation. TIGER ll.'r l'OUII NNl'IAC UIUN l - Jobn Carron 711 1 fill , Cedarville 81 Walsh 81 Mount Unloll 11 Ollerbela 'II Woo•te 81 Klllldngum 41 Gann111 91 Rio Grande 11 100 E. MAIN ST. . WY !-3284 Dayton 11 DePINI JO MIDDLEPORT, 0. PAGl·ST, Bowling GreeR 87 JiBc'll• ll!J Wallen . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. t I' in • h 21 • M B k 0 t It W a s u MHs Blg an re :J: 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 1 w· R . 54 46 H. S. Scores tOSecrans IS - Inner MASON co. Q T d S lurday vef 0ffi3 oes a ~5, I ,f. Co11ege Scores ===== score -~W~ilt~on::__4_JO~ --~ '"t I need . . money. f?or Old a. r ·• · ==~:~..: ....,,.11. $25 to $2000 ° I SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE • building on I the farm? We make the lob easier ..,....1111 - . --Oil& w• lieu lAud anti Clear hom Blotlu Awl'/ MIDDl.lfiiORT, 0. Floor aevortq lor..., 11M t1 ,_, ... jljltltflu. l'ultaoioaai JuAilllailra If ... . QuiRt lid lAtH) RALrS BENFRANKLIN Linoleum ''"'' lnllid VInyl ' Marietta Denison Obrlin Heidelberg Ktnyon MusldBgum Ohio Wesleyan Hiram By United Press lnteraallllnal Easll·•·n lJibision W• .L. .Pet BostoR ..... .27 11 .ru . Cincinnati .. · .. 28 .14 .6FII 12-10; Jackson 3·3-9; Curtis 1).()-0 , i Ph1Jadelphm .. 25 15 .615 io 1 8andS to partJctpate • • Ill • Metgs • pageant Cl9aa641to~y ~n ~~~7's"~':;~ntFeb 1fleld sinking 18 ol ~9 shots. . NBA Standings GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. 'D----- BLAETTNARS • • �.... ~ ·- -~ -- ··· ···· ·-· · · ·- • '6 CallY l!llntlnel, Kanawha !liver - Helen Z 1 u~ Winfield 12:40 a. m.; Solvay [ up London 5:50a.m .: Lucy ldowu Winfield 1 : 4~ a. m.; AIJane Lucas up M11rm et 2:50 p len R. Merrill down Wlnlleld m.: George Price down Marmet 2:35 1. m.; fl. E. Bowles up Gaqe readlows- Galllpolis 1:58 a.m. : B•aver down Wln· Winfield NO a.m.: o. F.She•rDam 12.2, 24.4, running 46. feet field 4:30 p. m: A. J. Patton er up Winfield 5:25a. m. Eltrred llospltal If on rolle1 s, Pomeroy - Mason , Charier No. 8441 . -. -- - - - ---· - -· H1 H 1 22.66 Pt. Pleasant 25 68, Hinlos p ersoos entennjl 0 zer us- Dr. Lester L. Roush was · . REPORT OF CONDIT10N OF ilal over !he weekend were· ~ . . 1.32 falhng, Kanawha F•ll• 3.38. 1 P · guest of honor at a birthday din- Ch· 8 9 Lo do M Mrs. Hebr1 Boster. !O:W Second · · · arleston 1 · I. n n. arAve. Jru r' McClure 237 , ner at~!s home on Whispermg , met and W!nlleld dams were Fo~;.th Ave . .Mr! Au usi Pik· [ Pmes Farun, ~ Year's Day. on lhe sills. I OF MIDDLEPORT . . , ::, ,' . g , 1Dr. and Mrs. LlJid Roush and In th• Stalo or Ohio, at UJe Close or Business on December ~oJu , ti03 Fu . 1 '\'" ·· Mrs. Ev_~ childr•n Tom, rloug and Jayn Boat Movement>: , 31, 1965. Published in response to call made by Comptroller I Md. SrrdJallC~ Hl. "I ldrown 0!) • also attended. Ohio Rivor OVEC down I of the Currency, under Soctlon ~211, U. S. R-.ised Statutes. E war . How an , Water1oo - . A S S ETS Star Rt.: Mrs. Evcrelt Hall, The honored guest was pre- 13, 410 a. m ; Zimmer down . Cash, balances with ulher banks. and cash Thurman ; Maume ~-~~gms. Rt. loented with a gold wrist watch •13. & 15 a. m.; rdTJbolt ~P t 4 • 1 items in process of collection ---- ··--- $ 574,468.9-4 8 I Bidwel l. WJili orn D. Mullins, by his wife. Holen; hid daugll- 5: 10 p. m : 0 nwa up '· p. United States Government obligations, Rt. i Vinton: \tr<. Clifford L. l'llildred Roush. New York; m.: Ben McCool up II. 2 15 "· dir•ct and guaranlei!ll __ .. ______ _ 1.679,671.75 flusscll, HI. 2 l::dlipol 1,. l:ew l<'rs, Miriam Tmmbull, London. m.; Barbaro Gay up 14, 4 u, Obligations of .stales and political subdivisions 259.~1.93 PlHIIIps. Rl. 2 ( rown Cl\y; England: their sons, Dr. Lloyd m _. Poplar up ll. UO p m.. Loans and discount. ----------- --- --- ----·-· 3,1192.1!1.80 lcie II. Tol'lner Yt. Plea.!llni· Roush Columbus· Edwin Elisha Woods up 15,\:50 a. m.: , Fixed assets ------------ ---------- ------76,007.14 Oakey C•• tord~n, Henderson: Roush: Ormand B~ach, Fla.; Walter Hougland up !5, ~. 10 a. •Other assets--- ---------- ---- --------- --16.410.\15 Mrs. Otil B. Randolph. Rt. 2 John Roush, Phoenix, Ariz.; m.; Phthp Sporn up 16. 7 a. m.: I Lcaa, W. Vo.: Edward K. ' George Abels, Fort Wayne, Ind.; ' National up 17, 8 p. m.: Jeffer· l TOTAL ASSETS ------------- ---- ---- $&,699,342.51 Moore, Pt. Pleasant; Abraham and Dr. Gene Abels, Gallipolis. son up l7 • UO a. m.: Jo,.ph • Hordm311, Rt.l Leon; Mrs. Rus- _\Irs. Ralph Lee, sister of M. Jones up 11. a. rn .; Buck· , . L I_A_ B I LIT IE S I 11011 F. Millfr, New Jla-; Mrs. Mrs. Roush. presented Dr. van!• u 17, 7:05 o. m : Buck· I Demand de~la of mdividuals, $1.386,458.20 eye State up 18. 2:45 a. m.: i\1partnerships. and corparatlons __" ____ _ Bernard R. Hussell, Mason; HOWl11 a briihday cake. I Mrs. Bonnie M. Persinger, Ap. ice Ilown 19, 1:3~ a. m.: Relia- 1 Time and savi~gs depas1ts of lnillvJdual•, 3.375,333.59 i pie GriWe; Mrs. H. Mao Sawble up 19, l :30 •· m. ; Western ; partnerships, and corporations ---- ---14,263 44 1 ~ P e · Mr Beth J'"lr•. Ruth Durst down 19 8:40 a. m.· Indiana , Deposits or United States Government ____ __ ,er, om roy • s. r a '' o ' ' · Depaslts of States and political subdivisions 105,862 00 J)arst, Middleport; Peggy L. Sf'rVil'f' i~ Hf'hl down 23. 2'_50 a.m.: _Bull Frog · Certified and officers' checks. etc. __ _ lli0 57 .75 Brrretl, Rt. 1 Dexter: ~Irs. down 23. 5 55 a., m. • Polly R TOTAl. IJEPOSITS ____ SS.097,9i4·. ~a Ethel Betzing, Syraeusr : 'Jt·s. · PT. PLICASAN T ·- fun etal down Greeno~ 3' 30 • n1. : Lou· Total demand deposits Sl.722.&1l.3Y Htory Beaver, Cbt'ster; Roy srn·k·e v.~Js held :It 2 p.m. \ton- lswna down Greenup 5.30 p.m.:, Total time and E. O'Dell, Rutland: Mrs. (:or- dav lor \Irs. Ruth Ma,· \lurst. Ede<ma Bosworth up Gri't'nup . savings deposit. ---- $3.37f>,333.59 doll H. West. R3cine; Mrs. Ef· 77.- l.ctnrllll 2. at thc ·~·it Allo UO p. m: J. S. Lewis down Other liabilities ---------------- - --------63.83376 fi{' Tucker, Robertsburg. W. 1 napti~l ('hurdl willl buna l fnl- (rrt'f'lllqJ 10.20 p. m : ~ave-nsTOTAL. LJABILITIES - - -- -- --- ------ --- $5.161.808.74 Va.1, Mrs. TbMlas J. White. 1owmg in 1h•• Mt Allo erme- wood up Greenup ll :lo p.m.; CAP ITAl. ACCOl' .' ITS HUDtiDgton, W. Va.: Anthony terv. Cotton lqlueen 1,1!1\\-ll Crt>enup 11 - Common stock-total par \·alue __ $ 100.000.00 R. Cook, Coalton : ~Irs. Paul ~Irs Dw·sl diN! •nrll· Sntur- : 50 p. m : _ll~ynt• H. down No. •hares authori•ed 2000 D. Downard, Wellston ; Charles 1dav :II thf' honw of hr;· daugh : Gret:> nup 1:1 :-~ ;-,(J m · Jeffboat No. shar~s outstanding 2000 300.000.00 M. Denny, Coalton; ~lrs. · 1 " ; \I rs Ella Kn· l ei· 1 down Greenup !50 am.: Dun· Sur~lus -----.-------------- __________ _ 1 137.533.77 app.l · ' r1 ran Bruce up r.rei•nup ~ : 10 a. UndJvJdPd profits -- ---- - - - ----- ---·---~- James S. Dorton Catlettsbur~ ~~ · · ~h 11 2 ,,37,533.77 !'• 1 Mrs. JohD Groot Rt j I. . · ' c '"" le "'" ''" " m.: Oefendrt down .\teldahl 8TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOl'NTS ________ _ ·"J· • • · l-lerschel Durst 1 WeUslon; Mrs. Garrett Chrisly, Stt. . 00 . N b 55 I' m.: R. II. Bosworth II ! TOTAL LIABILITIES AND GroYtCi\'11 Jill AnnWilliams,1 t;asrl r~t ovfemth"l 1t2· up Meldahl 10 26 p. m.; Oli'"r CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ---------- -- M.69934251 JockaOD. : 1888 · e aug er. 0 e 9 e Shearer down Meldahl 11:50 p.l • B' lhl Thomas and Ellen \ eauger Bar. m . John l .1dd Dean up Mel~ - ~~ . ·· . • . M.EMORANIJA , . dahl 2 50 a. m.. Havalltt Zeph- Average of total depmil\s for the 15 ~··da:-~ ;i.~yre, P~n- 1 Surviving are 11ve dau~ h\rrs. · yr up Meldabl _5 : ~; a. m. calendar days ending with call datr ___ _ s;.237.938 i5 -~· •. : ' p.m: . f!- . Mrs . K;JO\p, \Jr ,_ \I uti! nwr Gallip<Ilis llam - \\';Iller Average oi total loan• lor the 15 ~ 3 )1 Mrs. Hatr) ~-. ll.udcll, iand Mr,. Edna llllber. boih of Becktord up 1:!5 p. m: Valier calendar days ending with call date ____ $3,095.564.4S : PL PleasaD1, 8on, 7.54 P "1· S . r ld 01 . M E. 1 . Vora~l'r up J0 ·05 p. m.: Jenk« Loans as mown above are after d.Um·tion · Saturday;Mrs.PauiD.Down- · Pnngie ' ' 10 · · rs. vc;nu ·11 ·4lp.m. o(\·aluationreservesof ____________ ___ $ 21.236.15 ani, Wellston, soil, 5:39 a.m. ' Smith, Mt. Allo, Mrs. Emma i _P_· - - . . I. Harold E. Hubbard, V. President & Cas hi•r of th• Sundoy: \1rs. Bern:ml R. Jlos- ~lnrll'y, Leon Rt. l: SIX sons, l !above-named bank do hereby declare that this r~p'lrt or 1111. Masua. sou, 8:54 p.m. Sun- r lyde. . Ralph . and Kennelh, all eight greal grandchildren. 1c&ndJI!on 1• true and e!Jfrect to the best of my knowledge dayi Mrs. Halph F. F 1 ~ twr r;:.~J- .of Spn ngfleld, Her~cht>l. Jr.l Funer.d service will be held and behef. lipolls Ferry, !00, \ll;25 p m Hell:lll'l'. II. H)d o( Palaskala, Tuesdav 2 10 p m. m the ~l oh r, , IIAROI.D E llllllBARD , 0. and Wtlham of CrooksvU!e. SIPven• Funeral Home w1Jh the · We. ,the unu;rst~ned directors attest the correctness ! sundey. Dls.harged I 0' and 55 grandeh,Jdren. He\ lal'k Higg inS ofltcwting I of this r< J>Irl or cond ition ami declare lhat 11 has been ex· Burial will he In the Suncrest ammed b.v us and to the best of our knowledge and belief . · 1s true and l'orrert. I James E. Balles, Kari!'o s. B M cemeterv . Fri••nds may call at RODNEY DOWNING ugg•ss. rs. 0. L. Bowser, Hn~sf•ll N. Hmlkhw the funeral oo'!le after 4 p Mrs. Ida BryaDI, Mrs. Alfred PAUL S. SMART Directors , • Oi1'" on Saturda_v I Monday. BtRNARD v. FULTZ J . Densmuor~, Nrs . .Jnmes T. i [l'.......;_.......,..._,.......,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.......,._iiiiii.,.iiiiiiiiiii~~=:;;..,:.;..;~:;.;.;~ l~eM"ster, Chnton R. Mays, t PT. Pl.F.ASM\T - Russell N. ' .J rgii Newsom, M~s. ~erry _A. ' Hudkins, 7!1. of 500 Viand Street, Pomeroy-Midd)&JM>rl, 0., .Jan. 10, ttM ------- -- Dr. Roush is Guest uHonored 8' fhd pon ay Hospital ~ews - River news , IOIDAY- TIESDIY THE ClnZEN$ NATIONAL BANK OILY! 1 Cner Secoad & Mill SIORE HOIItS MOIICiay *u Tlturs. 9 to 6 Friday and Saturday 8:30 •• 8:30 1 1 '. I I I S Introducing .•• MELMAC~ DINNERWARE By Smith Brothers Manufacturing In The New And Exciting AUTUMN FRUIT PATTERN. 5c OFF AND YOUR FIRST 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING IS tUG I 51Zii FREE! ALLSWIIT Wit~ · •• ' Ooup01 Aid P~r~hase Of One PtHt letting MARGAPJNE I leok .?- . thru •.. .. ,_ ~ -d .ta. 22 With A ti.OO P'Urch.... l-Ib. PKt. nll . .. .......-;1 S.1~re. \\ l(')wet S. SdnH'JCh· :dled SLJturdii\' at his home. J,;Jrt: Mrs . ~ar~es L. Warner, I was a retirfd carpenter, ~:;11·tlyn K. 'Yer1an, 'lrs. He~ry Iin Sutt(m, w. \'a ..June B. , chase 50e on each plan sri- .... ... I 'J'."·· BEEF All The Family Sealy Roush's Shot Store GOLDEN SLEEP MATTRESS • L Gt c OFFERS *EBONY STAINLESS TABLEWARE tile lltlll lllntur f Ml .... ••»* I Ia mmenllat ............... payoutaad . . OM . . ,. ••• par days. DaJt • Da to cal. The,. It no .... r..... One lhrifly budget loan wm ad your pcrrments. CaD for cash CDI ... ' • d1 b1U1r in '66. 88 ............. I • All THUE LUXUIY UAlUIB ......... , ... Futura Ct1•ft!ts &rbnpllandy Uplicate _iem,CJ• rary elasaio shapes p•eeiutlllly afllilallle llflly in hand-lllldt glauet. Sp~rlllillg crystal wUb heavy 'boU01111 IUid IIIIOOtb sheer rim edt•. Equisiwly u~itbJ& DIW lin 11 .,. llu-CI'I!IIt. An e:~cltinJ new c011eept lo rich, warm retl to Wad with autumn fruit dinnerware. These maskrpiftft are made 91 almost ind~trudible Atri-Cry!tal . . . ..bled beautifully to combine the heritare of the pnt with the new clear forms of t!lday. Frosted, en· Jlll'ed bowls are accented wtth delicately chiseled transparent windows produ jng a dramatie eHeet amt disHnd ......... ' IDAHO COIUPAY POTATOES $69.50 $69.50 ·• ... 1M. FOREMAN & ABBOTT WY 2·2171 * ACRI-CRYSTAL STEMWARE u.s. MO. 1 ....10 EdN firm 312 c:oD coutrue11o1 121 I. Main 5L llere II ...tarlnl ebarm for your ta'ble oreakd and pieciMid 'bJ lldllftl crafbmtn. Yeu are -urecl of everliPiD& 'beauty. Tbe hirh !llltin finish stainle!s steel -~~ jet-Wack inillltrudi'bJe Inlaid han4les makes them ........._ ..,., 1111& 111111 stain neiltani. Y011 will find 11 IP 1 . . til ._. wlll1h $13.21 ill 11111h saving• Oil * FUTURA GLASSWARE GOI.DEII SlEEP SUPIE• l..urrious qui:ltld-to-lolm top ITY OAN a unxas co. COTTON MORE EXCLUSIVE ...... _ .. _...... ..... SQUARED AWAY?. lllllllllt • We have enclosed 'H addi· tiona! coupons worth $9.90 tash savings to complett your plaee set. tings, completer pieets and matehinl( Mce· sories of your ehoice. Redean the coupons during the dates specified a n d we11 br hlllllillr forward tCJ ing you and llftYinr you each GROUND Bargains For rc a It the time to aad IIICike a fresh MW . . . aad dt~lt aDd •• NAPKINS SWift'S PRIMIUt.t U. S. COV'T. INSPECTlD BIT TO GET a .·, week. tine. ..., It; 11 mont . plare for only $1.99 each ••• a ~ninr~ ef JANUARY CLEARANQ SALE Other offices named were . Wilson to repreaent the county I court on the Health Board; representative to the Melltai Health , Board, Everett Bl!18ell; department of Welfare, Clarence Adkins, l!ld thalrmaa ol the Agrioullurt Committee', Mr. Wilson. , m setti~~~t 1 1 I coupons from t h i s boofllet you ean pur- FltO:Z:EM FLORIDA \ "u ng. Mrs. Dorwood S. Bailey ' a son ol the late Mr. and Mrs. nml 1111 1n ~ son. Mrs. Nroh Brew. BeniJmin Htldkins. He t·r 1~r1d mfant daughter, Mr~. been a residt'<;t r1f Point "''"'. l•dlio'r II . Fraley and infant 1 tho t Paul Q. M(' K'10· an . _pos 23 Years. v :, u ~ ilt ! , I>1rs. , . . r~t'.\ .mt; iJ JL.m t son; Mrs. John . .Surv1vmg are h1s wtfe, J ' · :\!t /.t'l' and infant daughter· lte; e son. Wllbert of Mumre:n, t .\lh J:c· m:Jrd Bogg• and infant Va., slepson, James Snead, Pl. <i:Ju gli iJ·t·. Mrs. Troy Horlon,l Plea san:: two daughters r 111 (' 1·n1 !\night , nichard Marks, Opal I~ws. Bourbon, Missouri; \Irs. H:mnond McNeelY, Mrs. Mrs. C. H. Madsen, Jl alpb p,;rker. Jessie Saunrlm. Citv, Texas ; three stetHtaugh-11 Klfc·n Ann Tro)'\!r, Mr8. Carl ters, M1ss MagdaleDe H. y,.,lh Kenneth R Wam>lev ,. home; Mrs. Kathlene Mrs Go;·don H. West ·' Prenter, W. Vo., Mn. ' · Martm, Cincinnati, Ohio; brother, Ernest Hudkins, """'"II · Charle:;t.on, W. Va.; two sister~. Wilson Re-Elected Mrs. Nora Means, elarksloortrll Pretlidenl of Court and Mrs. Doris Harless, PT. PLEASANT _ John A. leanlo'•': 24 grandchildren Wilson was re-elected ;~;id1e~t f r....,~~=~=iiiiiiiiiiiii of the thr..,.man county eourt:t Saturday at tt.o organizational I meeting. Everett Bissell was elected president pro-tem. ,, TbeD with ..Wiiiunal Donald Duck '' . >t·, : · Coupon Geotl Jan. 10 2o OFF '• ' N. 2ND AVE, MIDDLEPORT, 0. • ..... U Til GIUPOII r• Yl• IGKLD AIID REDUI TIIEI EYERY WER WID , . IIOP AT EVA. IUPEI ~~ sl ••• ·H �.... ~ ·- -~ -- ··· ···· ·-· · · ·- • '6 CallY l!llntlnel, Kanawha !liver - Helen Z 1 u~ Winfield 12:40 a. m.; Solvay [ up London 5:50a.m .: Lucy ldowu Winfield 1 : 4~ a. m.; AIJane Lucas up M11rm et 2:50 p len R. Merrill down Wlnlleld m.: George Price down Marmet 2:35 1. m.; fl. E. Bowles up Gaqe readlows- Galllpolis 1:58 a.m. : B•aver down Wln· Winfield NO a.m.: o. F.She•rDam 12.2, 24.4, running 46. feet field 4:30 p. m: A. J. Patton er up Winfield 5:25a. m. Eltrred llospltal If on rolle1 s, Pomeroy - Mason , Charier No. 8441 . -. -- - - - ---· - -· H1 H 1 22.66 Pt. Pleasant 25 68, Hinlos p ersoos entennjl 0 zer us- Dr. Lester L. Roush was · . REPORT OF CONDIT10N OF ilal over !he weekend were· ~ . . 1.32 falhng, Kanawha F•ll• 3.38. 1 P · guest of honor at a birthday din- Ch· 8 9 Lo do M Mrs. Hebr1 Boster. !O:W Second · · · arleston 1 · I. n n. arAve. Jru r' McClure 237 , ner at~!s home on Whispermg , met and W!nlleld dams were Fo~;.th Ave . .Mr! Au usi Pik· [ Pmes Farun, ~ Year's Day. on lhe sills. I OF MIDDLEPORT . . , ::, ,' . g , 1Dr. and Mrs. LlJid Roush and In th• Stalo or Ohio, at UJe Close or Business on December ~oJu , ti03 Fu . 1 '\'" ·· Mrs. Ev_~ childr•n Tom, rloug and Jayn Boat Movement>: , 31, 1965. Published in response to call made by Comptroller I Md. SrrdJallC~ Hl. "I ldrown 0!) • also attended. Ohio Rivor OVEC down I of the Currency, under Soctlon ~211, U. S. R-.ised Statutes. E war . How an , Water1oo - . A S S ETS Star Rt.: Mrs. Evcrelt Hall, The honored guest was pre- 13, 410 a. m ; Zimmer down . Cash, balances with ulher banks. and cash Thurman ; Maume ~-~~gms. Rt. loented with a gold wrist watch •13. & 15 a. m.; rdTJbolt ~P t 4 • 1 items in process of collection ---- ··--- $ 574,468.9-4 8 I Bidwel l. WJili orn D. Mullins, by his wife. Holen; hid daugll- 5: 10 p. m : 0 nwa up '· p. United States Government obligations, Rt. i Vinton: \tr<. Clifford L. l'llildred Roush. New York; m.: Ben McCool up II. 2 15 "· dir•ct and guaranlei!ll __ .. ______ _ 1.679,671.75 flusscll, HI. 2 l::dlipol 1,. l:ew l<'rs, Miriam Tmmbull, London. m.; Barbaro Gay up 14, 4 u, Obligations of .stales and political subdivisions 259.~1.93 PlHIIIps. Rl. 2 ( rown Cl\y; England: their sons, Dr. Lloyd m _. Poplar up ll. UO p m.. Loans and discount. ----------- --- --- ----·-· 3,1192.1!1.80 lcie II. Tol'lner Yt. Plea.!llni· Roush Columbus· Edwin Elisha Woods up 15,\:50 a. m.: , Fixed assets ------------ ---------- ------76,007.14 Oakey C•• tord~n, Henderson: Roush: Ormand B~ach, Fla.; Walter Hougland up !5, ~. 10 a. •Other assets--- ---------- ---- --------- --16.410.\15 Mrs. Otil B. Randolph. Rt. 2 John Roush, Phoenix, Ariz.; m.; Phthp Sporn up 16. 7 a. m.: I Lcaa, W. Vo.: Edward K. ' George Abels, Fort Wayne, Ind.; ' National up 17, 8 p. m.: Jeffer· l TOTAL ASSETS ------------- ---- ---- $&,699,342.51 Moore, Pt. Pleasant; Abraham and Dr. Gene Abels, Gallipolis. son up l7 • UO a. m.: Jo,.ph • Hordm311, Rt.l Leon; Mrs. Rus- _\Irs. Ralph Lee, sister of M. Jones up 11. a. rn .; Buck· , . L I_A_ B I LIT IE S I 11011 F. Millfr, New Jla-; Mrs. Mrs. Roush. presented Dr. van!• u 17, 7:05 o. m : Buck· I Demand de~la of mdividuals, $1.386,458.20 eye State up 18. 2:45 a. m.: i\1partnerships. and corparatlons __" ____ _ Bernard R. Hussell, Mason; HOWl11 a briihday cake. I Mrs. Bonnie M. Persinger, Ap. ice Ilown 19, 1:3~ a. m.: Relia- 1 Time and savi~gs depas1ts of lnillvJdual•, 3.375,333.59 i pie GriWe; Mrs. H. Mao Sawble up 19, l :30 •· m. ; Western ; partnerships, and corporations ---- ---14,263 44 1 ~ P e · Mr Beth J'"lr•. Ruth Durst down 19 8:40 a. m.· Indiana , Deposits or United States Government ____ __ ,er, om roy • s. r a '' o ' ' · Depaslts of States and political subdivisions 105,862 00 J)arst, Middleport; Peggy L. Sf'rVil'f' i~ Hf'hl down 23. 2'_50 a.m.: _Bull Frog · Certified and officers' checks. etc. __ _ lli0 57 .75 Brrretl, Rt. 1 Dexter: ~Irs. down 23. 5 55 a., m. • Polly R TOTAl. IJEPOSITS ____ SS.097,9i4·. ~a Ethel Betzing, Syraeusr : 'Jt·s. · PT. PLICASAN T ·- fun etal down Greeno~ 3' 30 • n1. : Lou· Total demand deposits Sl.722.&1l.3Y Htory Beaver, Cbt'ster; Roy srn·k·e v.~Js held :It 2 p.m. \ton- lswna down Greenup 5.30 p.m.:, Total time and E. O'Dell, Rutland: Mrs. (:or- dav lor \Irs. Ruth Ma,· \lurst. Ede<ma Bosworth up Gri't'nup . savings deposit. ---- $3.37f>,333.59 doll H. West. R3cine; Mrs. Ef· 77.- l.ctnrllll 2. at thc ·~·it Allo UO p. m: J. S. Lewis down Other liabilities ---------------- - --------63.83376 fi{' Tucker, Robertsburg. W. 1 napti~l ('hurdl willl buna l fnl- (rrt'f'lllqJ 10.20 p. m : ~ave-nsTOTAL. LJABILITIES - - -- -- --- ------ --- $5.161.808.74 Va.1, Mrs. TbMlas J. White. 1owmg in 1h•• Mt Allo erme- wood up Greenup ll :lo p.m.; CAP ITAl. ACCOl' .' ITS HUDtiDgton, W. Va.: Anthony terv. Cotton lqlueen 1,1!1\\-ll Crt>enup 11 - Common stock-total par \·alue __ $ 100.000.00 R. Cook, Coalton : ~Irs. Paul ~Irs Dw·sl diN! •nrll· Sntur- : 50 p. m : _ll~ynt• H. down No. •hares authori•ed 2000 D. Downard, Wellston ; Charles 1dav :II thf' honw of hr;· daugh : Gret:> nup 1:1 :-~ ;-,(J m · Jeffboat No. shar~s outstanding 2000 300.000.00 M. Denny, Coalton; ~lrs. · 1 " ; \I rs Ella Kn· l ei· 1 down Greenup !50 am.: Dun· Sur~lus -----.-------------- __________ _ 1 137.533.77 app.l · ' r1 ran Bruce up r.rei•nup ~ : 10 a. UndJvJdPd profits -- ---- - - - ----- ---·---~- James S. Dorton Catlettsbur~ ~~ · · ~h 11 2 ,,37,533.77 !'• 1 Mrs. JohD Groot Rt j I. . · ' c '"" le "'" ''" " m.: Oefendrt down .\teldahl 8TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOl'NTS ________ _ ·"J· • • · l-lerschel Durst 1 WeUslon; Mrs. Garrett Chrisly, Stt. . 00 . N b 55 I' m.: R. II. Bosworth II ! TOTAL LIABILITIES AND GroYtCi\'11 Jill AnnWilliams,1 t;asrl r~t ovfemth"l 1t2· up Meldahl 10 26 p. m.; Oli'"r CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ---------- -- M.69934251 JockaOD. : 1888 · e aug er. 0 e 9 e Shearer down Meldahl 11:50 p.l • B' lhl Thomas and Ellen \ eauger Bar. m . John l .1dd Dean up Mel~ - ~~ . ·· . • . M.EMORANIJA , . dahl 2 50 a. m.. Havalltt Zeph- Average of total depmil\s for the 15 ~··da:-~ ;i.~yre, P~n- 1 Surviving are 11ve dau~ h\rrs. · yr up Meldabl _5 : ~; a. m. calendar days ending with call datr ___ _ s;.237.938 i5 -~· •. : ' p.m: . f!- . Mrs . K;JO\p, \Jr ,_ \I uti! nwr Gallip<Ilis llam - \\';Iller Average oi total loan• lor the 15 ~ 3 )1 Mrs. Hatr) ~-. ll.udcll, iand Mr,. Edna llllber. boih of Becktord up 1:!5 p. m: Valier calendar days ending with call date ____ $3,095.564.4S : PL PleasaD1, 8on, 7.54 P "1· S . r ld 01 . M E. 1 . Vora~l'r up J0 ·05 p. m.: Jenk« Loans as mown above are after d.Um·tion · Saturday;Mrs.PauiD.Down- · Pnngie ' ' 10 · · rs. vc;nu ·11 ·4lp.m. o(\·aluationreservesof ____________ ___ $ 21.236.15 ani, Wellston, soil, 5:39 a.m. ' Smith, Mt. Allo, Mrs. Emma i _P_· - - . . I. Harold E. Hubbard, V. President & Cas hi•r of th• Sundoy: \1rs. Bern:ml R. Jlos- ~lnrll'y, Leon Rt. l: SIX sons, l !above-named bank do hereby declare that this r~p'lrt or 1111. Masua. sou, 8:54 p.m. Sun- r lyde. . Ralph . and Kennelh, all eight greal grandchildren. 1c&ndJI!on 1• true and e!Jfrect to the best of my knowledge dayi Mrs. Halph F. F 1 ~ twr r;:.~J- .of Spn ngfleld, Her~cht>l. Jr.l Funer.d service will be held and behef. lipolls Ferry, !00, \ll;25 p m Hell:lll'l'. II. H)d o( Palaskala, Tuesdav 2 10 p m. m the ~l oh r, , IIAROI.D E llllllBARD , 0. and Wtlham of CrooksvU!e. SIPven• Funeral Home w1Jh the · We. ,the unu;rst~ned directors attest the correctness ! sundey. Dls.harged I 0' and 55 grandeh,Jdren. He\ lal'k Higg inS ofltcwting I of this r< J>Irl or cond ition ami declare lhat 11 has been ex· Burial will he In the Suncrest ammed b.v us and to the best of our knowledge and belief . · 1s true and l'orrert. I James E. Balles, Kari!'o s. B M cemeterv . Fri••nds may call at RODNEY DOWNING ugg•ss. rs. 0. L. Bowser, Hn~sf•ll N. Hmlkhw the funeral oo'!le after 4 p Mrs. Ida BryaDI, Mrs. Alfred PAUL S. SMART Directors , • Oi1'" on Saturda_v I Monday. BtRNARD v. FULTZ J . Densmuor~, Nrs . .Jnmes T. i [l'.......;_.......,..._,.......,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.......,._iiiiii.,.iiiiiiiiiii~~=:;;..,:.;..;~:;.;.;~ l~eM"ster, Chnton R. Mays, t PT. Pl.F.ASM\T - Russell N. ' .J rgii Newsom, M~s. ~erry _A. ' Hudkins, 7!1. of 500 Viand Street, Pomeroy-Midd)&JM>rl, 0., .Jan. 10, ttM ------- -- Dr. Roush is Guest uHonored 8' fhd pon ay Hospital ~ews - River news , IOIDAY- TIESDIY THE ClnZEN$ NATIONAL BANK OILY! 1 Cner Secoad & Mill SIORE HOIItS MOIICiay *u Tlturs. 9 to 6 Friday and Saturday 8:30 •• 8:30 1 1 '. I I I S Introducing .•• MELMAC~ DINNERWARE By Smith Brothers Manufacturing In The New And Exciting AUTUMN FRUIT PATTERN. 5c OFF AND YOUR FIRST 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING IS tUG I 51Zii FREE! ALLSWIIT Wit~ · •• ' Ooup01 Aid P~r~hase Of One PtHt letting MARGAPJNE I leok .?- . thru •.. .. ,_ ~ -d .ta. 22 With A ti.OO P'Urch.... l-Ib. PKt. nll . .. .......-;1 S.1~re. \\ l(')wet S. SdnH'JCh· :dled SLJturdii\' at his home. J,;Jrt: Mrs . ~ar~es L. Warner, I was a retirfd carpenter, ~:;11·tlyn K. 'Yer1an, 'lrs. He~ry Iin Sutt(m, w. \'a ..June B. , chase 50e on each plan sri- .... ... I 'J'."·· BEEF All The Family Sealy Roush's Shot Store GOLDEN SLEEP MATTRESS • L Gt c OFFERS *EBONY STAINLESS TABLEWARE tile lltlll lllntur f Ml .... ••»* I Ia mmenllat ............... payoutaad . . OM . . ,. ••• par days. DaJt • Da to cal. The,. It no .... r..... One lhrifly budget loan wm ad your pcrrments. CaD for cash CDI ... ' • d1 b1U1r in '66. 88 ............. I • All THUE LUXUIY UAlUIB ......... , ... Futura Ct1•ft!ts &rbnpllandy Uplicate _iem,CJ• rary elasaio shapes p•eeiutlllly afllilallle llflly in hand-lllldt glauet. Sp~rlllillg crystal wUb heavy 'boU01111 IUid IIIIOOtb sheer rim edt•. Equisiwly u~itbJ& DIW lin 11 .,. llu-CI'I!IIt. An e:~cltinJ new c011eept lo rich, warm retl to Wad with autumn fruit dinnerware. These maskrpiftft are made 91 almost ind~trudible Atri-Cry!tal . . . ..bled beautifully to combine the heritare of the pnt with the new clear forms of t!lday. Frosted, en· Jlll'ed bowls are accented wtth delicately chiseled transparent windows produ jng a dramatie eHeet amt disHnd ......... ' IDAHO COIUPAY POTATOES $69.50 $69.50 ·• ... 1M. FOREMAN & ABBOTT WY 2·2171 * ACRI-CRYSTAL STEMWARE u.s. MO. 1 ....10 EdN firm 312 c:oD coutrue11o1 121 I. Main 5L llere II ...tarlnl ebarm for your ta'ble oreakd and pieciMid 'bJ lldllftl crafbmtn. Yeu are -urecl of everliPiD& 'beauty. Tbe hirh !llltin finish stainle!s steel -~~ jet-Wack inillltrudi'bJe Inlaid han4les makes them ........._ ..,., 1111& 111111 stain neiltani. Y011 will find 11 IP 1 . . til ._. wlll1h $13.21 ill 11111h saving• Oil * FUTURA GLASSWARE GOI.DEII SlEEP SUPIE• l..urrious qui:ltld-to-lolm top ITY OAN a unxas co. COTTON MORE EXCLUSIVE ...... _ .. _...... ..... SQUARED AWAY?. lllllllllt • We have enclosed 'H addi· tiona! coupons worth $9.90 tash savings to complett your plaee set. tings, completer pieets and matehinl( Mce· sories of your ehoice. Redean the coupons during the dates specified a n d we11 br hlllllillr forward tCJ ing you and llftYinr you each GROUND Bargains For rc a It the time to aad IIICike a fresh MW . . . aad dt~lt aDd •• NAPKINS SWift'S PRIMIUt.t U. S. COV'T. INSPECTlD BIT TO GET a .·, week. tine. ..., It; 11 mont . plare for only $1.99 each ••• a ~ninr~ ef JANUARY CLEARANQ SALE Other offices named were . Wilson to repreaent the county I court on the Health Board; representative to the Melltai Health , Board, Everett Bl!18ell; department of Welfare, Clarence Adkins, l!ld thalrmaa ol the Agrioullurt Committee', Mr. Wilson. , m setti~~~t 1 1 I coupons from t h i s boofllet you ean pur- FltO:Z:EM FLORIDA \ "u ng. Mrs. Dorwood S. Bailey ' a son ol the late Mr. and Mrs. nml 1111 1n ~ son. Mrs. Nroh Brew. BeniJmin Htldkins. He t·r 1~r1d mfant daughter, Mr~. been a residt'<;t r1f Point "''"'. l•dlio'r II . Fraley and infant 1 tho t Paul Q. M(' K'10· an . _pos 23 Years. v :, u ~ ilt ! , I>1rs. , . . r~t'.\ .mt; iJ JL.m t son; Mrs. John . .Surv1vmg are h1s wtfe, J ' · :\!t /.t'l' and infant daughter· lte; e son. Wllbert of Mumre:n, t .\lh J:c· m:Jrd Bogg• and infant Va., slepson, James Snead, Pl. <i:Ju gli iJ·t·. Mrs. Troy Horlon,l Plea san:: two daughters r 111 (' 1·n1 !\night , nichard Marks, Opal I~ws. Bourbon, Missouri; \Irs. H:mnond McNeelY, Mrs. Mrs. C. H. Madsen, Jl alpb p,;rker. Jessie Saunrlm. Citv, Texas ; three stetHtaugh-11 Klfc·n Ann Tro)'\!r, Mr8. Carl ters, M1ss MagdaleDe H. y,.,lh Kenneth R Wam>lev ,. home; Mrs. Kathlene Mrs Go;·don H. West ·' Prenter, W. Vo., Mn. ' · Martm, Cincinnati, Ohio; brother, Ernest Hudkins, """'"II · Charle:;t.on, W. Va.; two sister~. Wilson Re-Elected Mrs. Nora Means, elarksloortrll Pretlidenl of Court and Mrs. Doris Harless, PT. PLEASANT _ John A. leanlo'•': 24 grandchildren Wilson was re-elected ;~;id1e~t f r....,~~=~=iiiiiiiiiiiii of the thr..,.man county eourt:t Saturday at tt.o organizational I meeting. Everett Bissell was elected president pro-tem. ,, TbeD with ..Wiiiunal Donald Duck '' . >t·, : · Coupon Geotl Jan. 10 2o OFF '• ' N. 2ND AVE, MIDDLEPORT, 0. • ..... U Til GIUPOII r• Yl• IGKLD AIID REDUI TIIEI EYERY WER WID , . IIOP AT EVA. IUPEI ~~ sl ••• ·H �Classified Ads Your Mo~crn Community Bulletin Board .. --------. . WANT AD ----------------~J--::--:---::--:---, S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jon. 10, 1966 INFORMAnON - - - - - . , . . . , - , . . - - - - - , tnme oruelty. r\.L~ CONDffiONING Refrlger- Legal 11.tion aervice. Jark's Refrlt Notice said cauu wtn be tor lleartn1 on .- --- ,.... eration, NeW Haven., Phone PUBLIC IALI Tb.e undertllflllll. will oHI1' TU 2-3537. 4 8 tfc aale at public 11uctlon, at tbe or aftu the Jand day of Febnlary for DAII.RELL D. JENKS, Plaintiff SOCIAL CALENDAR .... -- ,.. co. Ill: 00 Jeopardy 12:30 Let'l Play PwLM!c• 5:00 Cheyenne 1:00 Midday Newe 6:00 News Picture 1:25 Dial Fat Dollorl 8:20 Jim Thacker Sporll 1:30 Siagla' JIUilboret 6:25 Weather 1:00 The Daya of Our Uves 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 1:30 , . Doetort 7:00 Monday Night at Mov1el A 110 And Wlllla 1:00 Aliolher World ~= Y ms 1:19 Yoa Don, Say 10:00 Run For Yeur Life 4:00 Mr. CarlooD Pr8seDU 11·.00 Late N-s '"'" PI~·..,.w-. 4:30 Woody WOOIIpentll:l5 Weather U·.IIO Roundup 1:00 OleyeDDe t"'"""" 8:00 NoWI l'lclllN II.··A ............... C!"--orJV .IUW!§&n OMIUW 1:20 Jim 1'llacbr llpGrfl 'I BlaettnarS ll ·--II. 1 - -~ ~----·-·--~-·--- I I. ~trafi.CI 21. Pulpy o.T.,..,.,. Alletd I Lan dmark , "' . Salon No. 612 M H Jn Gal/l'po/I"S GENERAL TELEPHONE-, . ··• ..... , "'"'·• u . .... _ .. ___ _... _ ... a IL I • IIJ Sl~VPPY -- SMil h .,L.<.t~. ~ llr fRED LASSWELL fruit -· .. .. "tree••. :te.l!tl .. ., u.v.-,ot b>.ck """'r ~ I&.Jienl ... aula • lhhobl- fCWtiO~ 'f tut w s.W. tolitiei!WW ,, lllCillk., wWow 11.-........ .......... _. ,_ ·I. Mlattn-• 8. To bec:oDltl 13. ProportiGII H . Bllba'ffl ..etror :16. """""' •stat. 111.-- lf.Japtl.n... ~f.Raldenta ill small rr. Ptutno ot ......., Asia ·2ft. <Jorr•r or beaver !A. Not~* ao. rather dl pPOJ.-.&~~l¥1 eduaa.tion l!.llarno 11ow!ell!'l 1 A.,.• I IS. Andent PereiAil M.Col- ............. ....._ <lx ST. "OMJII lhMfllnt watollttll 19.Be(lnlo :Kinl1' M.lfllllJI4: ''· ...... :11. Gentle Ill. T)pewdtes type 28. Looo, torww 27. Tidy 28.West hldJIIfttr. IY KING ---·- - ·------------ -- -----.:)o·,.l·lJ I'm tate, but it 1-le rru.,t ~ave had w<'J~ .;;u:h a n~ce e·le~ i" Q trouble ttett.inq a cJll. 29. W8.8hing. ton'a Ylce 1 - · ptetttdfmt 31.Jew18h mon\11 How 32. Mirrored much i~ the !ll. l!otn.,.. :wl.I W I 1 de:'Jecl t::ni.Ja K! Ph!Jii i,;, 1 1 f~rl from here to 119 17.Glrl'• "Swt, Pop, you always uyto ma to profit •1 mietllktl I !Ill. name Worolllp an4 that eure wao • mistake-yo" lta~ln1 a ' 40. An Amen.ca.. olotlor bill en tM tabit!" Pear ~reet, !II Canllda. &L Well·ati'Cet Dr"IVI&'\'? IC-'-'I....&._....It...ll'G4....L_.....It...~ 1•10 DAILY CJBYPIOQIIOTE - D_.1 lloor to 1hltk lt1 &XJ'DL8A.A.:l& .. LONOI'JIILLOW OliO lettBlllmply alanda tor anothe~. ta tbto ~A II Wet IIJf 1110 three Ill, X f<JI' thO two O'o. & l!lngltt telt.,. • - a-.1111-... oll 1111111. I DICk TRACY lly CHESTER GDULD &n>phJ-. ... ioJIItla _. _ . , . trt lillliiAd-.U..--... NQIIU, .&01!16 TllBZ& 1 ••• RA& IJIIOI UZQ&TX RAOill llliX 'rL•a 11 MUC5T HAVE !='ALLEN IN T~IE. ELECTRIC FURNACE -;mEN YOU ~TOOPED OJER · tt l LAY GR.-&TUIA 8tlt8r4aJ"• ftyp1W411UtN Ia. LlJl'R RPIUNP WOaTHJLr IIIIOULD Btl JIILUIUJ\IIll) BY P'lF?SI, NOr YIIWII. NIPID*M ----- . . . . . . . . - - lloJ W. M.P. 0. Rodio WJEH RADIO JANUARY WJI<;H L00 MONDAY TIIRU F'IIIRDAY (Tues ·Thurs.) Monday Thr011gh Fridoy 8:110 Sign On - Nes 4:30 Electric Co. Local Ne... 7:4S Sign on, l':<hoeo of JOJ 6 05 Sacred Heart 4 54 Ohio News Round-Up 8:110 Ohto Valley New• 6:20 Meigs County RFD (HorBk·s Carry.Qut) f 05 World Newo 8,25 Country Jambor.. UO Sign Of! 8:10 Sport. Today 6:57 Wec:tlher SUNDAY 8:15 Weather Pidure 1:00 National News 7 30 Sign On-Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show 7~05 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Baptist Hour 8:'55 community News 7:30 Sports ParBde 8:30 News 9 00 Talk of the Town 7:35 Bill Miller Show 8:35 Week End U! Mason Coonty Newo 7:35 Pickens Hardwaro (Tutl. 8:110 Spreading Klnadom 10,00 Louie Muell"' Sbo w and Thure.) 9:30 The Bible SpOIIks 10:10 Lot<hotring 7:50 News 9:45 Tht Good Lila 11 00 Neu S:OO Bill Mill!r Sho" 10 :00 Ma!tet Control 11 :0$ Loolt Mueller Show 1:45 Baker Furniture ~~~~ 10:30 Country HyrnnUmere Friday. Church Bells (Wed .• Fri.) 1! :30 Quit!\ Hour lllng) 9:00 News 11 :00 Noon News II :30 Publie Service ~:30 Coffee With Jan•l 12:15 Chrisllano Hour ll :lS World News 9:15 ftouah'elllloea •ThursJ ]2,30 llt!v. Merlin Teets 11 :55 Mason County New1 10:00 Ohio l!ldtlcatlon 1:30 R.,. Silao Billups 12 :00 Community New• 10:05 Swop Bhop 1:30 ReRvR. Sllaa HiUup• 12:0!i Noon Newo 10:15 Ministerwl Association 1:00 HBT'Iesl Time 11:10 Markell 10:3i Social Security 2:15 Rev. Bobby Lee Adkin1 12•1S Mid Day We>ther 10:35 Tom Robertson Show 1:30 Week End 12:20 Bulletm Board 10:45 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) I 30 Sign Jtr 12:26 Ne•s 0 Otame 11:00 News IATUKDAY 12:30 County Agent 11:0> Tiny'l Country Junct!oA 1:00 Sign On - Ne•• 11:·\S Country Go Round J1:30 Tiny's Country Hymottme 6:30 ltappy Valley Boys l :!i Nt•• Brat 12:00 Natiorral News 7:00 Protnlont HiNt 2:00 Country Go Round ll:l5 Local News 7:35 1\'Pek l!lncl 2 55 News Beat 12:30 Goessler's Guest Slar ILOO Dulloll'l 1114 Hetn'l Top 3 0'1 Mid Way Maliooe 12:30 Larry Anderson Show Ten Sholl '3:55 Nowo Beat 2:30 Miles Kuslc Show 12 :00 Noon News 4:00 D!Scing with Doso 4:15 Karr and VanZandt Show 12 :15 Paul Bowers. RFD 1:30 Interchange (MOll. Wttl. Frt.J 11:30 Jim Meto llltno 5,110 Cornmuntly New1 411S Blaodliat Auio Sholl i:30 lign OU HI lrlaoon Collllty News THE BOliN LOSI!It 5: ID World and Notional 5,15 Spotlight on Spotts 5:25 Wtathet 6 30 Sign orr l!oturdoy 7:4! Sign On. Echueo ol Joy ~ , oo Ohio Valley News 1!.&·0& World News H 10 Sporrt• Today U: 15 Wootht!t Plcluro a,l! Louie Mueller ilhow 9 00 High Srhool Hit Parade 10.30 Son«B for Children [10,45 Golden Key ' 11 ·110 Newo 11:11& 8alurday Show 12:00 Local. Ohio, Nat. NeWI 12 :20 Bulletin Board 1221i New• 0 Gramtl 12:30 Ssturday MBtinet 1:00 News Hl.!adiines Allll AND SLAt'S 1:3! Saturday MotioN US News · 2:00 Saturday Motinot i UO News Head!mes 2:31 S.turdoy Matin.. 15> News 3:00 Saturday Melineo I 30 Ne"' Headlines 3·31 Saturday Matinee 4:110 Community Choin 3:51 News 4:011 Community Cltoira 4,30 Radio RIO l:f!O Newo Roundwp $:IS Public Servioo $::10 iijn 011 ly AliT SANSOM W'INNJI! WINKLI ,, Jan. 11 -10 PM on Channel& P l I!AkNii'r OOOGLe and .......... 4.Slunde-t Col!""' CARRIER NEEDED J;;;;;;;i;-;;;;;; WOMEN Or I l l -· =-~ WHTN TV Ch'anne . I 13 I • H.lJtlet ........ ILLa'ftUlU Bp. f. Sweetly r CLEARANCE • lB. Feel t. J"oUower n&tiaB I . , 0 t ' I l. GOf TH ' WI-IUPPIN' d.OUldo &cii08I lll<tUilll• J.!e People In p ~~ DAILY CROSSWORD ...,. . BLAmNAR'S "G LEDBETI ER M.,,,.. ""'"• RADJATQR 5ERvI cE • •, • ' ,t ~ 1_1. I. FROM ,JAMEY -- ;-·w ~J:. : ·. u. .. I I c:,~ '0 Lt;HAT AII 1 DJ·t.6 ~IGHT? ~ ~~-~!·.~-~R.i ~~ oJr.. •l . .. . 1•" ,.. ·•. .. . ... I' I( Mo ~,; ~'''· ~A?P). r ) [1~EC110N .. , ,, ... WCHS-TV Channel 8 'j Lfl HAS NO NQ A;,~" NO MEANI~G .... '••1 s-· ! ,~, ,, 0 ~E .. !; ,,i~ ° , ,". ~~5 WSAZ-TV Channel 3 IJGHT trauling coal and cat TICE, deceued. In Salem ToWI15hip, I u 10. 17, a., 31; w t. 14. n, Tie lllelgl County, Ohio, about two mUtt tie. Phone WY' 2-7786 an d WY DOrtheqt !Jf Wllke~vme, Ohio, on Deluxe vinyl iinterior, green fillish, eood tires, beater. Plenly 2--T286. 12-18-30tc ~=.nt:~ ~~n~:f p~~pe::,_ J~~u!:Jd. of eeonomy and priced to go. ~eeuoo, eomlltinr in part ,,. 1 lUOULA 'K.INii S . J Electr1o Stove. Cabinet, Table and TIH! Puh! ··1l .l' -"*' ""' fUll'! M $1399 Everyday pKII I four ehaln, 2 Cabinet&, 'fable. Lawn co ll'lll or ret.ot ..,. IC. dMIM(! 1963 Corvair onza ., Mower, Balar Twine, Televlllon Set, •• ,. "''""'~ ...,'"" ,.n1 '!~!~ oa':: Locally owned car, ~·•Peed box, 110 engin. e, loti of extras, Ma • , S I p I PiRno. D11.venport aM a di.Llrt. Col· 1 re'c.rtfit! • ...., 1 black finish, red bucket seats. Radio, New trrea. 'hbl&, Coal ltove. lll.lrror. (.ard 'l_h,.r ...wtn1 Ql'lt abll '·fMPtluiMt htl H I ulrl81 ty e OS$ 1 2S fee Table, 1 Chltn, Cloth• p r e 1 ., moNo ;.nu IDOOI'f'IICI tnlert!Dn arc • . . . . . . . . . Bed. Cedar Chelt. Tablll. Chair. llreBB• ..,.. 1960 Rambler Station Wagon $499 ' Shampoo & Sets .. $1.50 ''· r,.. Dod. ....Preu, c...,Rock· ., ,_ Wut u ....,., Dnwan, Cedarwood Clolbft JAN. 10 Olmt~r r...m~ OlliiJ lru.ttcn~ Low mileage, good tires, in A-1 condition. 30 day color rinse, er. Cu• Hay Baler, 11 ll: 14 IDt. Plow. 1 4 lllilllmllDI CIWp • Qlllll& ....-a Shampoo & set $3.50 Tractor Tire aDd Wheel. McCLllloU.dl 11te Rlvervie PfA wlll lJ Cent. pelf word far ftnl eGD 1:. .-, $7 50 Pow&t' Saw, Watu Pump. OU Stove, leDUtl91t uaMr'IOnt. rr~ .ua r~ ' Permanents . . up Eledrlt Fencl! Ch~o~r.er, OrJn.der meet Monday eveniRg, Ju. 10 W Sell d Se · and Motor. Darb W~. Scythe, fer.ce fil m will be present &II IMII OltDI l)boonuot.. •"' ~ ID rvJCt ltretcher and mliCI!IJBMOIUI too.ll, Bt 7:30. A. ~?tar~~J:&Toarru.uwt OPEN EVES. 9:00P.M. Wigs and Wlgletll lilectnc Brooder Stove, 7ft. Mower, ed "H These Were Your Tuesday 1:11 Weather Iiiii' • ..,... .n ~ I1 CulUvator for H. FarmalL Wasblq i;.-.~.ett &lkiluoaaJ ,_., h ~ • Marie's Style Post Hadatne, walion. Hoi F61tder. <·om· Children." The Brownles wJU 1:30 Htmtley-BrlllkiiJ Rlport on~ QOUU Nil .lOW. OHIO Pretl•or, Com Planter, Con~ Picker, ha .L.. I th II e....... 8:45 Corn Cob Repol1 r:oo TodsJ lbow 1::10 ... ll .. I!OIJ P . .II. o.u, ... 124 Ph. WY 2-5211 lhtenaUoaal H Tnct.llr. VI cnarge 0 a ag e .... latvrda:r 8:~ ~ ,, to tMI QOOII. Syr.cuse. Ohio Saa. t.o commeace M 12.;30 o'clock mony. Instrumental number• 7:25 TodaJ Out Your War J:OO Jobn Fol'l)'lbl IT'l'l 10 U.Sl f.M. 8 c ....... _ Out y W f:IJ My Mother, Tbt Clr T<J ' L•c• • For 5•1• FOR SALE ......,., c.... will be presented by tbo etu- :.. · - , OIII' ay &I:SUl.T l'ltOfH 'i .ll\10 G UEBER, PI bin Xennetll I. Mctf:lhlur d Is d' cted Mo Mr Y 9•00 The New Mofninn lbow 1:00 PleSII DoD1 Sit Dalo!e. fll~, AD QU1LTS for sale. Co ta t IT'S TERRIFIC the way we're KARL R um g AdmlnU.trutor uf tbe &tiM ., en ' U'e ~ • eago_ . ........ PHONE WY 2 2156 c . and Herting Minersville "'11'"' Bono! '~""· The Daughters of Ruth class 10:110 Eye Gueu 1:301lr.Klldare George Arnolt, Rt. 336. Up- ~elhng BluedLushtrol !for clReant- Ohio. End y~ur sewer trou~ cntt Bradford, Auvu~::: 6 td. of the United Methodist eburcb 10:05 News • t:OO t'Ueldly Ntcblll llovt" per l'nd of Antiquity or cH II mg rugs an up 0 3 ery. en I les. We have all sizes sewer (1) 1 ' 1o. u. stc will meet at the home of Miss 10:30 Concentration - - - --~-- __ ~ ·~-U:OO Late New1 l'lcture WI 9·3010. 1 7 :ltp electnc $1. Baker machmcs. . . Eb'irsbach Monday at 2 11:00 Morning Star Notice . sham!\ru'V>r .t'~~~ Reasonable rates. LEGAL NOTICE! Lydia 11:15 W~~ather -~~~ _ · --· , , , , Furmtu~ Middleport. d . Th• annual ~neotlng of tbe 1tollkI! ~ p di B 1 I" 6t Call WY 2-2974, ay or rug.b.t. bolders of _the Pomeroy National p.m. :""' ara se ay 11:30 Ttm1ght &bOlt S}IOOTI ' 'G MATCil Sunday 21 /1\CI\ RC.h. Telols!Oil CVll"' ' ' I 15 ..._ Bank, Pomeroy, Ohlo. lor the election Thl Disabled Amerl,C&II Vet· J;IDUdt\ 9, 1\mrr IL.Ill Li!giO:l sa Ie Guu d con d1t 1011 Pnc t:~ I . --- -~--- v -e•.u.: uf 41recton and tbe tnnaaction of allJ Farni Hllll:lnd. 1 IJJiu. 12 nnon. re<~~onab l y . Phone WY 2-2441 HAY and locust posts. Sll 2~-_ ~~~e~~~!~~·~it: ~:1~ :~':e ':,~: arans and Auxiliary will meet . I 1 f 4tc 1 6 6tc 5277. 1-3-6tc HEATING, PLUMBING Rural of utd PomtroV Natlonll Hhnk. 011 Monday at 7:30p.m. All memSl 1 • lOL!?l~li S ill\ Y I ·. -Do10I B0ttl Gas Am 0ld 8 Juuary ll, JJIOO. Mt J:JO p.m. - ,.- . . , · - , . .. - INTE:H NA TIOi\.'\L 55 Ptrkup I e · . roEDISON noBSTETTER. Pre•1hM bers are urged t& attend. M d 12:00 Love of IJio llr" t.ll .l(. )1. s HOI!l\'111 ,lllc lma.• k s " u T 0 Stew I 59 Pontiac - - $585 thers. 611 F;. Mam Sired llll ~ "· "'· 01 UJ •• 10-... The wscs of Heath Methoon ay 50c, 7:lc, and $1.00 siles. De· trllr · 'e~ or u:1 · · -I Pomeroy. 8: 22 tee 1:1)1.) Early Show 12:25 Midday N""' art, \{utland. 0 .1 _6 6ta 2 dr. Extra good car for dist Church will meet Molday 12:30 Sesrch For Tomarrow 1'.1 P '''··"· , 1 ·.·U. J,.,,.1,.., Oat- I ~-- -~meIN THE couRT Ol' cOMMoN Pl.aAI, CK h 11 1959. Beautiful ori••in:!l " MEtos couNTY. OHio evem·ng• J an. I"" at 7:30 p.m. at 41:30 CBS Evening New• '. 8 r 2 12:45 GUidioC Lighl rv BM, !\ltdd : e~mr t. I t c 1951_ .JEF.P THU · . 4 w ce tallicCgrhee•vnrr inl'e'lt•· $ I h•toe l'owler 11 no the church. Mrs. M. E. Dawson f:OO New1 Report 2155 I 1:00 Woman'• Page 64 0 - ·· . --- - dnve .. !300.00. Call 99!24·79:'6.ttp. EXPERIENCED J:ll Your Weatherrnq Thanks "· ••m•• cu,. ,.,,1.., will be tho program !oader C ard Of __ 1:30 AI The World 'r.. ~ ______ Super Sport11. Impala serie! PI•Jntlffl.. and Mrs. Jame1 Brewington, 7:20 Sports 1:00 Password \\'l.' ~1'.0 tii:Pik t·vHvone ---zfG ZAG --OMATIC --.- ~ ;~d~v~r~~bl~~t~t~~ ~~ai~ra~~: I :;•::.~ ldmunn. devotional ehairman. Hostesses :;: T: ~S~~lt 1:30 Bo1181 Pll'IJ ' • tJ 1 · 1Wf'll knoll' n make sewmg Power stef'ring and br-akes. Dllfuo•nttJ wHl be Mrs. David ERtsminger. 1 1 11 1:00 Th TaU !lit Trull! 10 who ' ~ H'llH;:111d n t'l'b nw ' 1~~ (I kes bUttonholes ' .Automatic trans. IlL "·' ..._ C• A' E mm1 8h' MrJ. Wal. 8:30 The Lucy lbow Wltll ' ho\idHV !Jirthd:l.Vj' lliJCliJle LIGAL NOTIC. Dlfll, 1:25 CBS NeWI st•ws (In buttuus, monograms, Done! Sl~rReon. Norm• leu Jttuo- 1er Hayes and Mrs Ernest Bur- 1:00 Andy Griffitb Show curd~. girts :mfl flowt·r~. lht'j patches, l'!l'. all wltil out ll"rom the largest truck cw :d:"o~~.~~~!!~~~~e~~:aJ':-co~:'::b~ ton. ' 1:30 Hazcl 3:30 Edge 01 Night WS('S of 1\>l iltl'f ~ \·iilt· ~.!ttho-t I bulldozer radiator to tbt Ohio, otharwile wbo.e Nlidenre 11 10:00 Talent Scouts 4:00 The Secret 8ionll ;!ltarhrnenls . F'llll balance I U unknowo and e.Jlnot be ucertalnld, d .1~1 ('I. ntrr II <.111{ I \\"ld l \'.Il LII duft only S51 23 or $5 per Pomeroy, 0. ama est heater core. will t.ake nouce tha\ on lhe lbt day The Pomeroy Elementary 11:00 The N8WI Tonighl 4:30 Sgt. Preston (;nnJen ('lub. l e~per1:1ll:ot March, 1005, R01eoe FowJ:er 1nt1 PJ'A. wtb meet Monday at 7•30 11:1$ the Weathel' Teller 1 i: 00 Early Sl!ow mon th . CJIJ WY l-655J. ~ Mildred Fowler fill!d Ulelr peUUon • \1 :Jnl ln th:mk !II~ daldrt'll f•ll 1 4 6tll 2 USED CQal furnaces, and 2j IJalrat thern ID th~ Common ~.. p.m. Fathera AJgbt wiU bt ob- ll:30 Lata Show 6:30 CBS Evenlug lf<lw ' . · Baker WY "21 p ornerow Collrt of Mel11 Ohio, -.l! Io me II 1e P,'1 ''"r th r1r k· tn-IH:'~s d ---~used furnaee bl owers. ~.- 43 •am• bellll cue County, No. 13,r.'JO, for the the servw and guest spea ker w111 T d 7:00 Newa Report 2 1:~ n ·:: rs SP;L-.im~ ;_! n:l'llll/'.SISTEHEO • RADIO CONSOLC Bnd Seyfried, 698 W. Main St. I:~~~:;:;;:~ torfleloauro of th' real Ht1te mort. be 8 state patrolman Hostess· Ue8 BY ~ 1111e on oertala nal .. taM ill the petl- es wm bt motbeN of 'tbe birth J :00 DaJly Word ;-md Gud bb ·, :il l ol \ I'll.' 4 sptt•d inlermixed changer. WY 2-3794. 1-8-3te ~ ~ UOD d.ltlel'ibed, So-u•lt: T:l& Your w~ 7:20 Sporfl Mau_v tlmnhs \1 ;-~. l·'dtl.: F i Dual volume control. 4 speak- 100 -RHCmE Island bens Phone Today For lltuated 1D tbe To-ub.\fl ol .._ grade. T:IXi Mike Wallaat Ne'R 7 7:30 Rawhide Wi~gms. I !0 ll" I rr sound syslem. Lovely a!- d k C ll 843_2T'S 't-8-!t bnd. Meiaa ~ouatJo. Ohio. Bethel No. 82 of tbe Interaa- T:30 Bozo 8 - · .. , uut fi11ish. This •<'I four uc s. ' · c FREI ESTIMATES "'" .... ot "" tolk>wtns """ tlonai Order of Job'l Daugh- 8:00 Buddy !larchar 8:30 Red Skelloll Help Wanted mmths old. T<ikC OV6'r pay- SEWING tnachlnes. repatr Sflr'o ~0~~. n;~~h c:.~~: =~~~ :~~: ten will meet ln regular tel- 9:00 Captaio Kangaroo 9·30 Petucoal hltiiiGII -~ · - ·- ~-· ~ ---· I l!tf.'l'1tS of ~1.25 per week or vice. au makes. WY 2-2284. ON lilld. prlttlll-; •aJ.d teul lllat. b• SillO, Monday at T:SO p.m., at 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:00 CBS Report lnt In ltFracllon 1'1. To- 8, DEPE!\UAI:li.E person nrt·d<·d lI p d;. h'<1la nre d t1e $87. Cnil The Fa bric Sh op, Pomeroy eALUMINUM SIDIN(J Ran~e ot tu ohio ~mpaay• 1 the Pomilf'oy Masonlo TemJ.]t". 10 :30 The M-"~.o"\A.Jya 11:00 Newe Tolllgbt fur ~~~ dd~ tnvt: l am 1ong (.'u~-' 1\ Y 2-6555. 1 4 !itc Authroized Singer Sales and e STORM DOOR ::-:::~~:; .~~ ~~~o~l',-: one~ 1be Portland PTA will have ll:OG Andy ol Mayberry ll:U Weather Teillr U:IQ Late Show tumers u1 Hllllcroy and 1\l ~eJ. BRACE- YQurSeir- rGr • - thrill Service. I 2Q tfa & WINDOWS :=!P~~ne~d: ~~at!a"i:~oa.!!t Ita regular meeting Monday tv~ 11:00 Dick Vaa Dyb Sbow 11 Ult·J~11.li'L Per manent opporlun- tlw l'irst. time you use Blue WHY worry over 6 sluggish • ROOFING de or whlcb Beeeh Grove lkhool- aRfng, January ~ at f:JO p.m. • · h i u•-E • Dec boHIH atood, IBid laud.a lrinl DOrth at u ... ocbool. . l f I h I H\' Wit arge manu ac urN. Lastra. Rent t <tctno I am- sept a tank Get A.Uk1D-Em • xterlor oraton of the Beeell Orov• load, IOIIhilt- All w. • Unly relriliJie JWrsun !L:onsiG- piJoer, $1. Baker Furniture, All Septic Tank Cleaner, In• ., aerw~o ...orer., lea AN. D •·• ··d. Writ•• i'awleigh, Do•pt. M1dd!eport, Ohio. 1-iHita Landmark Farm Bureau, Of Ohio .....u.. "" _,..,., .,,. ... .l special lll<!eting ol MlddJe. Monday 1!:30 Father XDtnN lilt _ _ ___ .. _ WY 1-1644 Middleport 0 Granton. Ro•eoe 0. Fowlu ln4 rl Lod " 368 fl' UH A 840 2-H. 1- rceporl, Ill. USED work pants, shirts, jack- Pomeroy. 12-16-30tc • • llllclr«l Fowler, 111 eoll. oll llD4 po ge net. & A M I:Ol.Bu Casq l 10 ltp ~t~. nnd shoe!i. Carl ChevaIn ::; ;n.I:t ~_:r .:~~':·~::.:;:; will be beld Tuesday, at 7:30 I:OO Soupy Sales l:ori'ha Nurse~ .. ·sur•nce .liiCnONEEII tho rlsht to mloo """ """"" "' p.m. at tho oonferlng of the 5:30 Laave It To Beaver ! :30 A 1lme rw 111 bt!r, Wng Bottom, Ohio. a.. ........... a- •ume, amJ to1ether 1Vltb u. dibc ,.. __ ,_ M d Ref 8·00 A LDo.t at the Weather 12--11-25tp PHOTO Copying Service. cop. vvm.,- atitd •pecltteau,. to remove the roa1 bJ' .PUI.:!I!a' ason egree. resh- · 1:55 Newt -:c::;-;,~--,---;-~~ - =":le1 IIIli•· a1 ,_, pa~. Crill Bradford ......,.,,.... mint"' .,.,,_ ..,. mt!llta will be served Kenneth 1:05 Pacemaktr NeWl! . PI ES d d 11 D I' ~ AlfiCU t""'.. t.be rlaht to IP'ant to the Ohio Pow. • 1 IS p •- J · 3:00 Gerieral llolpltll AP • ' re an )'fl ow e IC>- bJrttJ records and almost BnJ Write. Proat or Coutael er CompatQ- or &D)' ulb.er IIIO!'POra- K. lclta Jr. is worshipful mu: e- enmngs Newt\ ious, Stayman, Winesap, • c. ao•nFORD tlo)(, the rtrt:at 1o wna .ntt nmQ\·e ,_ 1:30 Talee of Wells Fargo 1:30 The YOUIIi Mmllda otbt"Z documeotl. a. 1WU1 and tnnlport Wider IJ'GWld aud un- wr. 4:00 Never Too YOUIII Grun" Golden. Melrose. 0p. Realer lnmraaeo, PomllrO)' Baclno, Oltlo "" tho run~ of " ' tno< " """ fht Amorlool Legm. .Arm. T:OO Have Gun Will Travel 4:30 Wbert tile Attialll lfrl daily and Sunday. weD's t 4 lfc t t tfct ~~e ~~~=u~~~ ::i!.!:.':n.u.~~ IJacy of Lewis Manley Post No, 7:30 1J O'Clock High Orchard. Wilkesville. Ohio. -~--qu.lrt!l bJ' lhe Ohio Power Company "II .~ Tu 8:30 Legend oi Jesse Jamet RUTLAND 1AETNA CASUALTY InsuranCE> lb: fiUteauon Ot . . .lpa, - an; MJiJ WJ Dlt~~rlo es., at ' p.m. 1:00 lo11P7 lales =c-:-- - - - - , - 12 8 30tp Overseas Emplnyment uther corporation whleh 1111, pur- at the homl of Ml'l. AU• u.-.... 1:00 A Mo CalJed ibeMryloab · ~ · Mullen •--uran••eney .. _... eh~ae the toal. anc1 tbe eaid ...___, ~ I p PI 1:30 Laavo n Th Jilin a = t WELL kept carpets show the wa ..... "6 ' ...... o" turtber rf!IJGn'ec the rtrbt .......; ton. :30 eyloa ace Apply WY 2·2156 1:00 Weathor results of regular Bl•·e L!l· Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-338L .A.Jl trade• truotr: driver to l¥arte on behalf ol th~llllelva •M In' u. 10:00 Bell Casey "' 1 1 tfc projeet engineers. Afriea, the Ornnteu barel•, tb.,lr helrw AI~ • I I:OS P8C'emaJror """ trr spot d roning. Rent elec· 1-;;~~;-;o;o.;;;;"'"" _ _ Europ•. Asia. South Pacific:. and anlrn~. all damaros In any The Pomeroy Shakespeare 11:00 Pacemaker News THE 8: I& Peter Jennings New Jn~nner ~rulnl! from th "' ellt!rtll~ 11 1• Look W GRANGE INSURANCE • Mllll ea paid travel, housmg, food, tr1r sh<.tmpooer. $1. Pickens ; ot the rl£hta whll'h 111 ~y bl! granl - club will meet Wednesday at : " at esther DAILY SENTINEL 6:30 Tales of Wells Fargo 'I ason, insuran•e ed them to the Ohio Po"''"'t' Com- 2 1i H<tr dware company, J~ '-' n.•gency , Inc ., Porn• Atlantic. fJI~h salary iobs, panyby or ~n~· olher corpont.Jon. p.m., 8 t th I horne of Mrs. Lou- II :20 Sports 7:00 Have GUll Wlll 'l'nmt ~--............,...,_,._- - - - ,_-'1 \\'. \'a. 1-3·6tr eroy. Phone WY :1-33111. male, female over 18. OEffi io Reibel. 11:30 ABC Nightlife 7:30 Combat .... There I• further hereb;r IPeotl!.~al Wante d T0 Buy FIREWIIIID:- anylength, $10 9 I uc Box 23190, Oakland Park. I> '"'""' tho right " m1no ""' Tuesday ~fi 33307 remove coal by •trip mining 1 n l'l 8:30 Mcllale't 111\'F FOX, red . .$4 t:i. Fux grav. pick up load. Call or write .\UTUMUBILB IIISurartce DeeD a. •ulier mm1n11 method11 •nd the r1iht WJJS& ,, ~, r f:25 Daily Word 9:110 F Troop . ('! d 1 Sk d Sl d 1....,. to uan~11ort ntd coal over anrl • $1 85 B1i1 l1a1le.y, Ht!cdsvJl ltt, 'en "e 1 more, L 1<1 c cance u~! EU ,_,l )'0111' oper• CUSTOM BUTCHERING eroq the •u •i11n of 111u re•l e•1 7:30 Life & Teachings of Je!UB 9:30 Peytoo Place Ohtu 1-8-I2tc 11 OhiO, \'IY 6-3437. 1-JUc lor's licenleT CaU WY 1-2181. . . Blll tate IM lh~ riJht lo U!le 80 much 8:00 Fun School IUttc cuthng. WiU buy bides every ot lhe •urfa<e u may be neee~nry 10:110 The Fugitive SPECIA~;;,- $~.10, - bf'efl BUDt;E:· PRICED furmtur& in Monday. Phil Meier, Phone ~~,d ·,~: ~~~ri;~;o.~~~~·.P~~er~~~ 9:15 King and Odie 11:00 Pacemaker Non h1de . :,c lb. Rill Baile.v, uur tlurd fl~or budg~t shop. Real Estate For Sale WY z- 3510• 1:30 Morning Movie 118 Lfc ~:~.romlaJd•w-facelllintJIIGPV•· ~ II: 15 Weather Reedsville, Ohtn. · 12 31 12tc Raker Ftlfrulure, Middleport, -- ~ !ll 0mer0y 11:00 Supermarket Sweep 11:20 Sports - -.- - - - . - - Ohm. Jl 12 tfc FARM for S"dle. Phone SH 2· Instructions ••d tho """""' •~"' oo .,,. li 11:30 Tbe Dating Game 11:30 Movie Ai'i rtQUE furnJ~ure, dishes. 527!), l-l -tfc thu •PO!Ciftcalty n1erve the rt 1 bt . II and licenu to enter upon tlle prem· Mr. and Mrs. Howard Selden· - - - - - -· - - - mtsce anetJUS. C:-t/1 or writP.: U . a. CIVIL SI.AVICI TUTt IN1 11 •ll time~ lnd to uu 10 much Mrs. Howard Cecil. 800 w. ' INVENTORY Men-Wulllen 18 .and over. Seeur. or lhe IUrface the~of Ill ml7 be .abel and son. Terry left Satur- reJXlrt sent to the Department. In 1917, Buffalo B. Cod}' Ll- ~Uitt Job•. Hlgb llartlng pay. .Short n~sury In le•rch lor coal. In A --mrnun!'cation was read d'ed 1 · Main SL, Pomeroy. ' .,., bou .... A<lvan<!f'm ent. P~pnatory mlnm1 and removlnJ 1M 111me b~ day, for their home, Tucson, _, tral nlnll' 11 lon ~;: u required. llr110 minlnR and auger methods; f ..._. from Virginia Worrell, child In 1948, delegateo from tl 6 2\j tfc I Thounnd8 of Jobs open. F.xperienr.e toa:ether wlth the right to depolllt Ariz. a ter being callt:U hera by I POMEROY uaually unnecenary. n!EE JnrorWasteboo>matl!r!lla,1d overburd .. n ••d the illne"" of hi's mother. welfare departmental chairman, natiollJ convened in Londoa for - 4 room cottage mMtlon On )Obli, U.lat\C&, t'I!IQUirll· •fll! ~ tl tba t th e the - - -- - - - - - -- -- I ..... I on .. premlleJ with all sta ng t it was voted 8 first oess!'on of the Unt•-· With bath and gas heating, menta. Write 'J'OnA y 1-!i~inR n~me, lind 1lngutar the rlibtl and prlvl. Raymond Hatfield, WhO has loEU For Rent lddre .. .tnd phon~. Lincoln Ser· le ... anrl l'Q~menl.l Incident or ln December Pouvoir to eodllw bed Nations General Assembly. UJII USED APPLI N --~-------;-A CES klcated 01 Route 33, owner vlce, Jlox 668-M The Dail~ lilenUnel; any manner appurhlnln&: to the pro· beea eonfined to his home by h De Ho . nd 5 ROOM modern home Low will finance. $3.00100, Pomeroy, u. per proserutoon of the bu•lne•• ol i!lness, ia improving. at t e nver Spital B a membership in 1965 rost to 117. n·nl. 10{)1'2 Sprin" Ave. Pom- Our lou is your gain mlnlnK lind removln(C llld coal In contrjbution to the project was ~ ROUTE 7 - CLOSL.IN - Ex- TRUCK DRIVERS s ml -...h.tt\•er rorm of OPflriUOI'll m•y Clarence Andrews has returnt'roy. I 7 6!p first come, first served. cellent. 2 story modern frame St , ht So ". • e . or ~· et',"11o,,ed by the Granton here-- ed to his employment after an ~iveD by the Salon. Conlribu- A thought for the day -U.S. -4 ROOJ'I·lS · ·- -~-· All at ''you p1'ckup" pr1'· ratg me exp "· ri"hl·of-way e r "1" andloraul~eiU: and alao tions were also made t1 the Just!'ce Olt'ver Wendell Holmes ·. bnth and li:arage, 918 home 8 rooms (4 bedrooms) · - ertence th~t au necua ..ry absence due to illness. ces, b h' I ro~d1 for the tntuportauoc ol coal . Joyce Nilliamsoa . . National Chapeau Leitz • pro- "Taxes art what we ])SJ ....._ Locust St., rear r~dl M<:~rtm 1 at , p enty t:loset space,' helpful bul not necessary · · · You Wlt.b the n1 ht to occupy 10 much or Miss of Ce- • 1 Hestauranl. WY 2-!191?1 fuU ba))ement hot air fur- can earn top wages flrter th~ •urhce II may reuonably be I b t th k nd with ect and to the American Le- civilized society ... __. ,..efrigerators 1:1 sh or t t ramm . . g· Loca[ and ov- necenary andturther lneldentrtgh.t. t.o tbll "n UDl US spen e wee e Wii- giO!l child welfare foundation. 1 7 tfe Useu nace heating ' front porch arut wnh the to erect her mother Mrs. Georgia Several should sell for garage, levei lot. $I 4,000.00.' er the ro~d information ava. il- ou .altt premia.....uct. bulltttnga li • A written report of lhe WinTRAilER I AT ll"tland ft've $50 t or.. ca II .N.a.tion und !ill may be MUnary ter Pouvo;•, 'J _,, • " • -now on Iy $ 20 MIDDLEPORT _ ! " •tory • bi .. e. wn.e and flxt\lrefJ Pro~>~r for the pr0:11tcutton of amson M . d M L C • by Mabel Brow• miles lrr- m Poml."J'() \' Phot:le ll •ald bu.ineu , And the Gronton here r. an rs. . . Karr fJf tram•, 6 rooms, ~ath utili· W1dc Sem1 Trammg DIVISion. 1 was read. Mystery sis~rs HAYE lllADDEIIIIIITATIOII SI-1 2-5!113. ti 23 6!ltc For fast cleanup. Crosley, . Avenue, Haec k1 retultm~r n •h~ll nut U•ble torordamaee. r~ - · · ty room. frunt <tnd ,back 1255 .Corwm fromb~ 1ett11n1 breaD Syracuse and Mrs. Merlin Tra- names were drawn. Tho m~""" --- COIIllllla-,.• ~ . d. II tn the •urtace o1 th• l.nd or other- cy of Laurel Cliff visited Sun,. ·mg closed W!'th the members rlc.~ ..u~a;;:v..._ .. 'J tJ t"~ illtU IOU I r ' "1, fUr I II& Frigidaire, Gibson and porch, eellar, aorner lot Jo- Termma I Blll 1 mg, ami1ton, wl!l! mulun11 rrom the remoul ot ,,_ ft 'th M ::Uawo-rf,..ur-,.-=~ cated Bn Broadway. 17,500.00. Ohio, or phoAe 513-895-5649, :aid (·oal f{ reaultlnli from InJun- ~hy a ernoon WI r. and Mrs repeating the obligation. after vtzu.UIIa.Wtidt.7Mil a.s-~·-~~ ed lDd unfurmlllled IPirio Serve! 0 any Wt or •Prlnli Gf water or c &rles R Karr Sr Whl'ch a salad course was se~·. Hr. 1M IDD3' ... aleep ..,., ..... rnents WY 2-.~34 12 ~ tfc GE Upright Freezer ALBERT M. COX, BROKER 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., dai ly. No lhroua:h th., depolltlnJ ot ov&rbur. · · , •. BMIIIDObei.BacUeb•und.~~ --WV 2-3830 WY Z-3631 collect ralls plemse. :r·~~;: :~r~arJdebrll on Lhe Nrfate Mrs. Philip Radford Rnd ed by the hostesEreS. The ·next '!<::;...._.,,~.\r!Ldlnl~=:::u-.,.._...,..-.; ' ROOM furnished apartment 18 3lc I 10 3ta m•••· daughter, S~phanie visited Sa~ meeting will be held at the . - ••.''~:F.-~= for rent. Pl1one WY 2-2776. Af- ! 21 cu. fl . Coldspot Jle.ed Referene!: Volume 112••••• urday in Rarine witb her par. home of Mro. Mabel Brown. UIW:a:LM • · - w.·....-~ ---·-------4:19, lfelaa Count, ~ Record1, ' ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. ! Chest Freezer lnd Volume 21.5, Pll• '1. lf.elilo ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence -----7-.:.:=;~=~~:::::;---::;~--;;:-::----Rowley und Htred Hardware. I Should be $125 Cm" U.ed Rooo...,., Ssrgenl. Closeout $75 Moder~o~~F~~~=A~~uutuJ = - = Auto Sales 11 I tic location on top or ~mall bill 1964 vri1:KswAGEN·. excellent Jud-r;!e~~a~~~~~!t ~~~b::u~!o~&t '~: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer, TR=A:-:n=E:ck-:-LOTS=:-_-rr :-,. -..,. facing State Highway Garage 00 condition WY 2-3951 the amount ot 11.0711.oo, plUI lnterut Rev. and Mrs. Menzel Smith ' · from Aprtl lt., lil'84, at 111 p.tr et!nt Eld Ro Ute 1 With good road to main age and water. Browo'8 l'rail Matching Unico 12 23 t!C per 1nnurn, foreclo1ure of real eetate on Week!J an d M'lBS El'tza-' Washer & Dryer bighwa)'. Four bedrooms, Jivlng, mot'IJafl:, and other reU•f. The llld beth Davis attended a 4-C Miser Pari!: !State Approved] · 0 . . Defendant. 1re required to auwer the . Should be $350 $225 pr. 8 dining, famiiJ, kitchen, ~flak· USiness pportunlfl81 •aid P111t1tlon on the Mh da)' or March 8100 of the EUB church held Minersville, Ohio, l'l!One W\ last plaJ. maid'l, utllit}' and - - - ~ - - - -~ 111611. or Jutlpnun\ wm be lakeD •· Sl.inday .afte'rnoon at tb EUB ~. I ~ ttc shop. Three baths, c· -Ic tile STORE FOR SALE: Will trade p.l.all them. e Ro1-e0e l'owler and church iR Athens, Omeroy 1649 Lincoln Hgt c;. 2 bedreom and wall to wall carpet on for SUitable property. Carl Mlltlrel'l Fowler, • house. Beautiful Birch kJll·ncn I noon. About two-third.! of lkmley, Tuppers Plains, Ohio Plalatlffl cabinets. Phone : WY ~5127. ~J.ck w. Car..., ' house Is Inpaneled 1n mahogany CaJJ 667-3964. 1 6 6tp Web•ter .nd forruua. d wa Attorney• Flelatlfll Manager 1 4 He 1 an ut Air conditioned fU 10, n, ,., 31 (I) 7, It _ 1 te ---~--·i Large patio and double carport: Th Almanac l'URNJSHED, 4 rooms and Ph. WY 2-2 lll On lot 200' J 390' May be seen By United Prest International IN TH~~~~~:N;~~~~M.goun, eefS Of Ome 0 • JINKI. bat h, apartment In Pomeroy. by appointment only. ' Today 15 Mond J lh ~s!AIItLL 2·3975. r>~ 31 tfc PRICE REDUCED ay, with an. 10 lutternul \"Y ·~ . lOth day ol 1966 355' toe ••merey, Ohlu,Avanue, UNFURNISHt:D- 5- rooms and RATS. mtre eltminated forever. Writet c-o The Dally Sentinel I II I ... •..1...., Tho Gallla county • tt 40 SaGet "Star." Ebersbach HardBux 668-H P.omeroy, 0. oTohw. . . ADUIA A. JINKS, lon No. 612 held its January bath, downslairs aparlment. wa e S R M'll p· k -· ~ _ ·-e moon IS approachmg lls Addr.at Unllnewn, but t' tl t th h Nice Jocatioo tn Middleport. r • ugar 110 1 • IC - FOR SALE : 6 room house with last quarter No morning star wh"• lnt known add,... mee mg recea Y a e ome ens Hardwnre Mason b th full ba · • ••• e.-..., Dlllvery, of Mrs. L. G. Marchi 011 ChilliCs.lj VlY 2-5434:. 12-1 Ucr • · a • semenl, 894 IJy- The evening stars are Venus, levfti'HOd, w"t Ylrtlnla. . .--;;= ·-· l2-9·30tp sell st. Middleport Phooe· M J .t d •-t ........,. cothe Road, GallipoUs with Mn. fWO TRAILER SPACES lor • · · ars. up1 er, an ~ urn. •~ 11A7r Do thy Eck 1 tant h t rent in the Village of Middle- PILE ISS?~ ~nd loft~- col- Pt. Pleasant 695-2607. On this 'day in history: ADf!LIA "-~~. •hwe plan of essro er ass s OSrt. Call WY 2-334& or WY ors retrun nllance m car11 lfl Ue In 1861 Florida seceded frtm re.ldenu '' unknown, bllt wbo lut G.lad "'~'·11 po pets cleaned witb Blue IAtsthe Unio~ lmown place o1 ftllldene~• wu O.n•r· ys ............ oa"'• chapeau, ~2188 or WY 2-3600. Uvestock . • I Dellvtry, aa.veulood, Weat vt... presided and opened! the meet• tre. Rent electric lhampooer Jn 1870 John D Rockefeller Jlnl.t, wm tlb nouc. tlta.t on u. &th • · 11 JO Uct $1 p C Block ·---~ ' · day ot JJnu•ry, 19011, tbe undaratl!led log in ritualistic form Emma · omeroy emcnt FOR SALE: One Yorkshire male incorporated Standard Oil Co. ~~~~ hi• Petition •••tr~~t ber Ja the Wayland chJld 11 • h tr FOUR ROOM lw:nlsbed lpar&- Co Pomeroy Ohio hg . ht 150 d c all m . Cl I d . . . Common Piau Court of lleltl County, ' we are c a __ _. WY • ••• u <~•. ,,.. ·• ' • o . we1g peun s. eve an With $1 mtUron Ohio, praylnr ,... dho<me, con. and man reported she had receivtd •aw'h .....,.., ,.. Ml -"; 1 1e 6tc 667-3796. 1 1 6W dollari upilaL other relief un. tho IJI'G\llldl of deller- t.-'~ 1.., ......... of ,_ '"'~ Uo14 ,.._ . . . . - . . , . _ . . . . . ac.... w.......,.. . ." Ia , l .,~ pomeroy Motor ·rt~~v SE~ LIIS Af.lli.II() / Monday lata. crow, crow & Porter. ruldence of BALLARD HVRSEL JUS· Attornry• for PlalnllU $1369 1963 Volkswag. 2 Door !lt.rr l CM.l TELEVISION GUIDE Business Service• Pomerov Motor Co. . .. .... ly G!OlOI WONOI!l col I'I'.WEt:l wrr~ • s~ t err "'''COI.LD v.m!1< UP 1WF.NPI' TIMES AG I"'!.ICH WOOD IN A I)P:-1, AN ' A (AGlER! I.OT Sl~f COOlD, ANN!Ef 1.rQI? Of. IHING£ 00 ~t\SW< AND EAS12R WITH ~OWl:.~ lOQ'S! I READ AI.L n-1~ rm<M f\IJL.c.t-rtH5 AI;Q CATAlOC!UE.S ! &IT w 11Mii::'S ~It THAN ~t:V"IC't TOOlii1 ~~~ AND 1-\Ll TI·IE Hf.IUUMQ WITI-' A ROAO TOO 8ll0 T<l TRtwEI.. f.iAl~ AY~AI? A'f Jll5T PLUGGINC: ' "(Hf Q1,.Q WAY, A 'TIME 1 FOR M4 AND r.1,E. li~ RAEBURN VAN IUllll By BRANNER �Classified Ads Your Mo~crn Community Bulletin Board .. --------. . WANT AD ----------------~J--::--:---::--:---, S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jon. 10, 1966 INFORMAnON - - - - - . , . . . , - , . . - - - - - , tnme oruelty. r\.L~ CONDffiONING Refrlger- Legal 11.tion aervice. Jark's Refrlt Notice said cauu wtn be tor lleartn1 on .- --- ,.... eration, NeW Haven., Phone PUBLIC IALI Tb.e undertllflllll. will oHI1' TU 2-3537. 4 8 tfc aale at public 11uctlon, at tbe or aftu the Jand day of Febnlary for DAII.RELL D. JENKS, Plaintiff SOCIAL CALENDAR .... -- ,.. co. Ill: 00 Jeopardy 12:30 Let'l Play PwLM!c• 5:00 Cheyenne 1:00 Midday Newe 6:00 News Picture 1:25 Dial Fat Dollorl 8:20 Jim Thacker Sporll 1:30 Siagla' JIUilboret 6:25 Weather 1:00 The Daya of Our Uves 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 1:30 , . Doetort 7:00 Monday Night at Mov1el A 110 And Wlllla 1:00 Aliolher World ~= Y ms 1:19 Yoa Don, Say 10:00 Run For Yeur Life 4:00 Mr. CarlooD Pr8seDU 11·.00 Late N-s '"'" PI~·..,.w-. 4:30 Woody WOOIIpentll:l5 Weather U·.IIO Roundup 1:00 OleyeDDe t"'"""" 8:00 NoWI l'lclllN II.··A ............... C!"--orJV .IUW!§&n OMIUW 1:20 Jim 1'llacbr llpGrfl 'I BlaettnarS ll ·--II. 1 - -~ ~----·-·--~-·--- I I. ~trafi.CI 21. Pulpy o.T.,..,.,. Alletd I Lan dmark , "' . Salon No. 612 M H Jn Gal/l'po/I"S GENERAL TELEPHONE-, . ··• ..... , "'"'·• u . .... _ .. ___ _... _ ... a IL I • IIJ Sl~VPPY -- SMil h .,L.<.t~. ~ llr fRED LASSWELL fruit -· .. .. "tree••. :te.l!tl .. ., u.v.-,ot b>.ck """'r ~ I&.Jienl ... aula • lhhobl- fCWtiO~ 'f tut w s.W. tolitiei!WW ,, lllCillk., wWow 11.-........ .......... _. ,_ ·I. Mlattn-• 8. To bec:oDltl 13. ProportiGII H . Bllba'ffl ..etror :16. """""' •stat. 111.-- lf.Japtl.n... ~f.Raldenta ill small rr. Ptutno ot ......., Asia ·2ft. <Jorr•r or beaver !A. Not~* ao. rather dl pPOJ.-.&~~l¥1 eduaa.tion l!.llarno 11ow!ell!'l 1 A.,.• I IS. Andent PereiAil M.Col- ............. ....._ <lx ST. "OMJII lhMfllnt watollttll 19.Be(lnlo :Kinl1' M.lfllllJI4: ''· ...... :11. Gentle Ill. T)pewdtes type 28. Looo, torww 27. Tidy 28.West hldJIIfttr. IY KING ---·- - ·------------ -- -----.:)o·,.l·lJ I'm tate, but it 1-le rru.,t ~ave had w<'J~ .;;u:h a n~ce e·le~ i" Q trouble ttett.inq a cJll. 29. W8.8hing. ton'a Ylce 1 - · ptetttdfmt 31.Jew18h mon\11 How 32. Mirrored much i~ the !ll. l!otn.,.. :wl.I W I 1 de:'Jecl t::ni.Ja K! Ph!Jii i,;, 1 1 f~rl from here to 119 17.Glrl'• "Swt, Pop, you always uyto ma to profit •1 mietllktl I !Ill. name Worolllp an4 that eure wao • mistake-yo" lta~ln1 a ' 40. An Amen.ca.. olotlor bill en tM tabit!" Pear ~reet, !II Canllda. &L Well·ati'Cet Dr"IVI&'\'? IC-'-'I....&._....It...ll'G4....L_.....It...~ 1•10 DAILY CJBYPIOQIIOTE - D_.1 lloor to 1hltk lt1 &XJ'DL8A.A.:l& .. LONOI'JIILLOW OliO lettBlllmply alanda tor anothe~. ta tbto ~A II Wet IIJf 1110 three Ill, X f<JI' thO two O'o. & l!lngltt telt.,. • - a-.1111-... oll 1111111. I DICk TRACY lly CHESTER GDULD &n>phJ-. ... ioJIItla _. _ . , . trt lillliiAd-.U..--... NQIIU, .&01!16 TllBZ& 1 ••• RA& IJIIOI UZQ&TX RAOill llliX 'rL•a 11 MUC5T HAVE !='ALLEN IN T~IE. ELECTRIC FURNACE -;mEN YOU ~TOOPED OJER · tt l LAY GR.-&TUIA 8tlt8r4aJ"• ftyp1W411UtN Ia. LlJl'R RPIUNP WOaTHJLr IIIIOULD Btl JIILUIUJ\IIll) BY P'lF?SI, NOr YIIWII. NIPID*M ----- . . . . . . . . - - lloJ W. M.P. 0. Rodio WJEH RADIO JANUARY WJI<;H L00 MONDAY TIIRU F'IIIRDAY (Tues ·Thurs.) Monday Thr011gh Fridoy 8:110 Sign On - Nes 4:30 Electric Co. Local Ne... 7:4S Sign on, l':<hoeo of JOJ 6 05 Sacred Heart 4 54 Ohio News Round-Up 8:110 Ohto Valley New• 6:20 Meigs County RFD (HorBk·s Carry.Qut) f 05 World Newo 8,25 Country Jambor.. UO Sign Of! 8:10 Sport. Today 6:57 Wec:tlher SUNDAY 8:15 Weather Pidure 1:00 National News 7 30 Sign On-Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show 7~05 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Baptist Hour 8:'55 community News 7:30 Sports ParBde 8:30 News 9 00 Talk of the Town 7:35 Bill Miller Show 8:35 Week End U! Mason Coonty Newo 7:35 Pickens Hardwaro (Tutl. 8:110 Spreading Klnadom 10,00 Louie Muell"' Sbo w and Thure.) 9:30 The Bible SpOIIks 10:10 Lot<hotring 7:50 News 9:45 Tht Good Lila 11 00 Neu S:OO Bill Mill!r Sho" 10 :00 Ma!tet Control 11 :0$ Loolt Mueller Show 1:45 Baker Furniture ~~~~ 10:30 Country HyrnnUmere Friday. Church Bells (Wed .• Fri.) 1! :30 Quit!\ Hour lllng) 9:00 News 11 :00 Noon News II :30 Publie Service ~:30 Coffee With Jan•l 12:15 Chrisllano Hour ll :lS World News 9:15 ftouah'elllloea •ThursJ ]2,30 llt!v. Merlin Teets 11 :55 Mason County New1 10:00 Ohio l!ldtlcatlon 1:30 R.,. Silao Billups 12 :00 Community New• 10:05 Swop Bhop 1:30 ReRvR. Sllaa HiUup• 12:0!i Noon Newo 10:15 Ministerwl Association 1:00 HBT'Iesl Time 11:10 Markell 10:3i Social Security 2:15 Rev. Bobby Lee Adkin1 12•1S Mid Day We>ther 10:35 Tom Robertson Show 1:30 Week End 12:20 Bulletm Board 10:45 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) I 30 Sign Jtr 12:26 Ne•s 0 Otame 11:00 News IATUKDAY 12:30 County Agent 11:0> Tiny'l Country Junct!oA 1:00 Sign On - Ne•• 11:·\S Country Go Round J1:30 Tiny's Country Hymottme 6:30 ltappy Valley Boys l :!i Nt•• Brat 12:00 Natiorral News 7:00 Protnlont HiNt 2:00 Country Go Round ll:l5 Local News 7:35 1\'Pek l!lncl 2 55 News Beat 12:30 Goessler's Guest Slar ILOO Dulloll'l 1114 Hetn'l Top 3 0'1 Mid Way Maliooe 12:30 Larry Anderson Show Ten Sholl '3:55 Nowo Beat 2:30 Miles Kuslc Show 12 :00 Noon News 4:00 D!Scing with Doso 4:15 Karr and VanZandt Show 12 :15 Paul Bowers. RFD 1:30 Interchange (MOll. Wttl. Frt.J 11:30 Jim Meto llltno 5,110 Cornmuntly New1 411S Blaodliat Auio Sholl i:30 lign OU HI lrlaoon Collllty News THE BOliN LOSI!It 5: ID World and Notional 5,15 Spotlight on Spotts 5:25 Wtathet 6 30 Sign orr l!oturdoy 7:4! Sign On. Echueo ol Joy ~ , oo Ohio Valley News 1!.&·0& World News H 10 Sporrt• Today U: 15 Wootht!t Plcluro a,l! Louie Mueller ilhow 9 00 High Srhool Hit Parade 10.30 Son«B for Children [10,45 Golden Key ' 11 ·110 Newo 11:11& 8alurday Show 12:00 Local. Ohio, Nat. NeWI 12 :20 Bulletin Board 1221i New• 0 Gramtl 12:30 Ssturday MBtinet 1:00 News Hl.!adiines Allll AND SLAt'S 1:3! Saturday MotioN US News · 2:00 Saturday Motinot i UO News Head!mes 2:31 S.turdoy Matin.. 15> News 3:00 Saturday Melineo I 30 Ne"' Headlines 3·31 Saturday Matinee 4:110 Community Choin 3:51 News 4:011 Community Cltoira 4,30 Radio RIO l:f!O Newo Roundwp $:IS Public Servioo $::10 iijn 011 ly AliT SANSOM W'INNJI! WINKLI ,, Jan. 11 -10 PM on Channel& P l I!AkNii'r OOOGLe and .......... 4.Slunde-t Col!""' CARRIER NEEDED J;;;;;;;i;-;;;;;; WOMEN Or I l l -· =-~ WHTN TV Ch'anne . I 13 I • H.lJtlet ........ ILLa'ftUlU Bp. f. Sweetly r CLEARANCE • lB. Feel t. J"oUower n&tiaB I . , 0 t ' I l. GOf TH ' WI-IUPPIN' d.OUldo &cii08I lll<tUilll• J.!e People In p ~~ DAILY CROSSWORD ...,. . BLAmNAR'S "G LEDBETI ER M.,,,.. ""'"• RADJATQR 5ERvI cE • •, • ' ,t ~ 1_1. I. FROM ,JAMEY -- ;-·w ~J:. : ·. u. .. I I c:,~ '0 Lt;HAT AII 1 DJ·t.6 ~IGHT? ~ ~~-~!·.~-~R.i ~~ oJr.. •l . .. . 1•" ,.. ·•. .. . ... I' I( Mo ~,; ~'''· ~A?P). r ) [1~EC110N .. , ,, ... WCHS-TV Channel 8 'j Lfl HAS NO NQ A;,~" NO MEANI~G .... '••1 s-· ! ,~, ,, 0 ~E .. !; ,,i~ ° , ,". ~~5 WSAZ-TV Channel 3 IJGHT trauling coal and cat TICE, deceued. In Salem ToWI15hip, I u 10. 17, a., 31; w t. 14. n, Tie lllelgl County, Ohio, about two mUtt tie. Phone WY' 2-7786 an d WY DOrtheqt !Jf Wllke~vme, Ohio, on Deluxe vinyl iinterior, green fillish, eood tires, beater. Plenly 2--T286. 12-18-30tc ~=.nt:~ ~~n~:f p~~pe::,_ J~~u!:Jd. of eeonomy and priced to go. ~eeuoo, eomlltinr in part ,,. 1 lUOULA 'K.INii S . J Electr1o Stove. Cabinet, Table and TIH! Puh! ··1l .l' -"*' ""' fUll'! M $1399 Everyday pKII I four ehaln, 2 Cabinet&, 'fable. Lawn co ll'lll or ret.ot ..,. IC. dMIM(! 1963 Corvair onza ., Mower, Balar Twine, Televlllon Set, •• ,. "''""'~ ...,'"" ,.n1 '!~!~ oa':: Locally owned car, ~·•Peed box, 110 engin. e, loti of extras, Ma • , S I p I PiRno. D11.venport aM a di.Llrt. Col· 1 re'c.rtfit! • ...., 1 black finish, red bucket seats. Radio, New trrea. 'hbl&, Coal ltove. lll.lrror. (.ard 'l_h,.r ...wtn1 Ql'lt abll '·fMPtluiMt htl H I ulrl81 ty e OS$ 1 2S fee Table, 1 Chltn, Cloth• p r e 1 ., moNo ;.nu IDOOI'f'IICI tnlert!Dn arc • . . . . . . . . . Bed. Cedar Chelt. Tablll. Chair. llreBB• ..,.. 1960 Rambler Station Wagon $499 ' Shampoo & Sets .. $1.50 ''· r,.. Dod. ....Preu, c...,Rock· ., ,_ Wut u ....,., Dnwan, Cedarwood Clolbft JAN. 10 Olmt~r r...m~ OlliiJ lru.ttcn~ Low mileage, good tires, in A-1 condition. 30 day color rinse, er. Cu• Hay Baler, 11 ll: 14 IDt. Plow. 1 4 lllilllmllDI CIWp • Qlllll& ....-a Shampoo & set $3.50 Tractor Tire aDd Wheel. McCLllloU.dl 11te Rlvervie PfA wlll lJ Cent. pelf word far ftnl eGD 1:. .-, $7 50 Pow&t' Saw, Watu Pump. OU Stove, leDUtl91t uaMr'IOnt. rr~ .ua r~ ' Permanents . . up Eledrlt Fencl! Ch~o~r.er, OrJn.der meet Monday eveniRg, Ju. 10 W Sell d Se · and Motor. Darb W~. Scythe, fer.ce fil m will be present &II IMII OltDI l)boonuot.. •"' ~ ID rvJCt ltretcher and mliCI!IJBMOIUI too.ll, Bt 7:30. A. ~?tar~~J:&Toarru.uwt OPEN EVES. 9:00P.M. Wigs and Wlgletll lilectnc Brooder Stove, 7ft. Mower, ed "H These Were Your Tuesday 1:11 Weather Iiiii' • ..,... .n ~ I1 CulUvator for H. FarmalL Wasblq i;.-.~.ett &lkiluoaaJ ,_., h ~ • Marie's Style Post Hadatne, walion. Hoi F61tder. <·om· Children." The Brownles wJU 1:30 Htmtley-BrlllkiiJ Rlport on~ QOUU Nil .lOW. OHIO Pretl•or, Com Planter, Con~ Picker, ha .L.. I th II e....... 8:45 Corn Cob Repol1 r:oo TodsJ lbow 1::10 ... ll .. I!OIJ P . .II. o.u, ... 124 Ph. WY 2-5211 lhtenaUoaal H Tnct.llr. VI cnarge 0 a ag e .... latvrda:r 8:~ ~ ,, to tMI QOOII. Syr.cuse. Ohio Saa. t.o commeace M 12.;30 o'clock mony. Instrumental number• 7:25 TodaJ Out Your War J:OO Jobn Fol'l)'lbl IT'l'l 10 U.Sl f.M. 8 c ....... _ Out y W f:IJ My Mother, Tbt Clr T<J ' L•c• • For 5•1• FOR SALE ......,., c.... will be presented by tbo etu- :.. · - , OIII' ay &I:SUl.T l'ltOfH 'i .ll\10 G UEBER, PI bin Xennetll I. Mctf:lhlur d Is d' cted Mo Mr Y 9•00 The New Mofninn lbow 1:00 PleSII DoD1 Sit Dalo!e. fll~, AD QU1LTS for sale. Co ta t IT'S TERRIFIC the way we're KARL R um g AdmlnU.trutor uf tbe &tiM ., en ' U'e ~ • eago_ . ........ PHONE WY 2 2156 c . and Herting Minersville "'11'"' Bono! '~""· The Daughters of Ruth class 10:110 Eye Gueu 1:301lr.Klldare George Arnolt, Rt. 336. Up- ~elhng BluedLushtrol !for clReant- Ohio. End y~ur sewer trou~ cntt Bradford, Auvu~::: 6 td. of the United Methodist eburcb 10:05 News • t:OO t'Ueldly Ntcblll llovt" per l'nd of Antiquity or cH II mg rugs an up 0 3 ery. en I les. We have all sizes sewer (1) 1 ' 1o. u. stc will meet at the home of Miss 10:30 Concentration - - - --~-- __ ~ ·~-U:OO Late New1 l'lcture WI 9·3010. 1 7 :ltp electnc $1. Baker machmcs. . . Eb'irsbach Monday at 2 11:00 Morning Star Notice . sham!\ru'V>r .t'~~~ Reasonable rates. LEGAL NOTICE! Lydia 11:15 W~~ather -~~~ _ · --· , , , , Furmtu~ Middleport. d . Th• annual ~neotlng of tbe 1tollkI! ~ p di B 1 I" 6t Call WY 2-2974, ay or rug.b.t. bolders of _the Pomeroy National p.m. :""' ara se ay 11:30 Ttm1ght &bOlt S}IOOTI ' 'G MATCil Sunday 21 /1\CI\ RC.h. Telols!Oil CVll"' ' ' I 15 ..._ Bank, Pomeroy, Ohlo. lor the election Thl Disabled Amerl,C&II Vet· J;IDUdt\ 9, 1\mrr IL.Ill Li!giO:l sa Ie Guu d con d1t 1011 Pnc t:~ I . --- -~--- v -e•.u.: uf 41recton and tbe tnnaaction of allJ Farni Hllll:lnd. 1 IJJiu. 12 nnon. re<~~onab l y . Phone WY 2-2441 HAY and locust posts. Sll 2~-_ ~~~e~~~!~~·~it: ~:1~ :~':e ':,~: arans and Auxiliary will meet . I 1 f 4tc 1 6 6tc 5277. 1-3-6tc HEATING, PLUMBING Rural of utd PomtroV Natlonll Hhnk. 011 Monday at 7:30p.m. All memSl 1 • lOL!?l~li S ill\ Y I ·. -Do10I B0ttl Gas Am 0ld 8 Juuary ll, JJIOO. Mt J:JO p.m. - ,.- . . , · - , . .. - INTE:H NA TIOi\.'\L 55 Ptrkup I e · . roEDISON noBSTETTER. Pre•1hM bers are urged t& attend. M d 12:00 Love of IJio llr" t.ll .l(. )1. s HOI!l\'111 ,lllc lma.• k s " u T 0 Stew I 59 Pontiac - - $585 thers. 611 F;. Mam Sired llll ~ "· "'· 01 UJ •• 10-... The wscs of Heath Methoon ay 50c, 7:lc, and $1.00 siles. De· trllr · 'e~ or u:1 · · -I Pomeroy. 8: 22 tee 1:1)1.) Early Show 12:25 Midday N""' art, \{utland. 0 .1 _6 6ta 2 dr. Extra good car for dist Church will meet Molday 12:30 Sesrch For Tomarrow 1'.1 P '''··"· , 1 ·.·U. J,.,,.1,.., Oat- I ~-- -~meIN THE couRT Ol' cOMMoN Pl.aAI, CK h 11 1959. Beautiful ori••in:!l " MEtos couNTY. OHio evem·ng• J an. I"" at 7:30 p.m. at 41:30 CBS Evening New• '. 8 r 2 12:45 GUidioC Lighl rv BM, !\ltdd : e~mr t. I t c 1951_ .JEF.P THU · . 4 w ce tallicCgrhee•vnrr inl'e'lt•· $ I h•toe l'owler 11 no the church. Mrs. M. E. Dawson f:OO New1 Report 2155 I 1:00 Woman'• Page 64 0 - ·· . --- - dnve .. !300.00. Call 99!24·79:'6.ttp. EXPERIENCED J:ll Your Weatherrnq Thanks "· ••m•• cu,. ,.,,1.., will be tho program !oader C ard Of __ 1:30 AI The World 'r.. ~ ______ Super Sport11. Impala serie! PI•Jntlffl.. and Mrs. Jame1 Brewington, 7:20 Sports 1:00 Password \\'l.' ~1'.0 tii:Pik t·vHvone ---zfG ZAG --OMATIC --.- ~ ;~d~v~r~~bl~~t~t~~ ~~ai~ra~~: I :;•::.~ ldmunn. devotional ehairman. Hostesses :;: T: ~S~~lt 1:30 Bo1181 Pll'IJ ' • tJ 1 · 1Wf'll knoll' n make sewmg Power stef'ring and br-akes. Dllfuo•nttJ wHl be Mrs. David ERtsminger. 1 1 11 1:00 Th TaU !lit Trull! 10 who ' ~ H'llH;:111d n t'l'b nw ' 1~~ (I kes bUttonholes ' .Automatic trans. IlL "·' ..._ C• A' E mm1 8h' MrJ. Wal. 8:30 The Lucy lbow Wltll ' ho\idHV !Jirthd:l.Vj' lliJCliJle LIGAL NOTIC. Dlfll, 1:25 CBS NeWI st•ws (In buttuus, monograms, Done! Sl~rReon. Norm• leu Jttuo- 1er Hayes and Mrs Ernest Bur- 1:00 Andy Griffitb Show curd~. girts :mfl flowt·r~. lht'j patches, l'!l'. all wltil out ll"rom the largest truck cw :d:"o~~.~~~!!~~~~e~~:aJ':-co~:'::b~ ton. ' 1:30 Hazcl 3:30 Edge 01 Night WS('S of 1\>l iltl'f ~ \·iilt· ~.!ttho-t I bulldozer radiator to tbt Ohio, otharwile wbo.e Nlidenre 11 10:00 Talent Scouts 4:00 The Secret 8ionll ;!ltarhrnenls . F'llll balance I U unknowo and e.Jlnot be ucertalnld, d .1~1 ('I. ntrr II <.111{ I \\"ld l \'.Il LII duft only S51 23 or $5 per Pomeroy, 0. ama est heater core. will t.ake nouce tha\ on lhe lbt day The Pomeroy Elementary 11:00 The N8WI Tonighl 4:30 Sgt. Preston (;nnJen ('lub. l e~per1:1ll:ot March, 1005, R01eoe FowJ:er 1nt1 PJ'A. wtb meet Monday at 7•30 11:1$ the Weathel' Teller 1 i: 00 Early Sl!ow mon th . CJIJ WY l-655J. ~ Mildred Fowler fill!d Ulelr peUUon • \1 :Jnl ln th:mk !II~ daldrt'll f•ll 1 4 6tll 2 USED CQal furnaces, and 2j IJalrat thern ID th~ Common ~.. p.m. Fathera AJgbt wiU bt ob- ll:30 Lata Show 6:30 CBS Evenlug lf<lw ' . · Baker WY "21 p ornerow Collrt of Mel11 Ohio, -.l! Io me II 1e P,'1 ''"r th r1r k· tn-IH:'~s d ---~used furnaee bl owers. ~.- 43 •am• bellll cue County, No. 13,r.'JO, for the the servw and guest spea ker w111 T d 7:00 Newa Report 2 1:~ n ·:: rs SP;L-.im~ ;_! n:l'llll/'.SISTEHEO • RADIO CONSOLC Bnd Seyfried, 698 W. Main St. I:~~~:;:;;:~ torfleloauro of th' real Ht1te mort. be 8 state patrolman Hostess· Ue8 BY ~ 1111e on oertala nal .. taM ill the petl- es wm bt motbeN of 'tbe birth J :00 DaJly Word ;-md Gud bb ·, :il l ol \ I'll.' 4 sptt•d inlermixed changer. WY 2-3794. 1-8-3te ~ ~ UOD d.ltlel'ibed, So-u•lt: T:l& Your w~ 7:20 Sporfl Mau_v tlmnhs \1 ;-~. l·'dtl.: F i Dual volume control. 4 speak- 100 -RHCmE Island bens Phone Today For lltuated 1D tbe To-ub.\fl ol .._ grade. T:IXi Mike Wallaat Ne'R 7 7:30 Rawhide Wi~gms. I !0 ll" I rr sound syslem. Lovely a!- d k C ll 843_2T'S 't-8-!t bnd. Meiaa ~ouatJo. Ohio. Bethel No. 82 of tbe Interaa- T:30 Bozo 8 - · .. , uut fi11ish. This •<'I four uc s. ' · c FREI ESTIMATES "'" .... ot "" tolk>wtns """ tlonai Order of Job'l Daugh- 8:00 Buddy !larchar 8:30 Red Skelloll Help Wanted mmths old. T<ikC OV6'r pay- SEWING tnachlnes. repatr Sflr'o ~0~~. n;~~h c:.~~: =~~~ :~~: ten will meet ln regular tel- 9:00 Captaio Kangaroo 9·30 Petucoal hltiiiGII -~ · - ·- ~-· ~ ---· I l!tf.'l'1tS of ~1.25 per week or vice. au makes. WY 2-2284. ON lilld. prlttlll-; •aJ.d teul lllat. b• SillO, Monday at T:SO p.m., at 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:00 CBS Report lnt In ltFracllon 1'1. To- 8, DEPE!\UAI:li.E person nrt·d<·d lI p d;. h'<1la nre d t1e $87. Cnil The Fa bric Sh op, Pomeroy eALUMINUM SIDIN(J Ran~e ot tu ohio ~mpaay• 1 the Pomilf'oy Masonlo TemJ.]t". 10 :30 The M-"~.o"\A.Jya 11:00 Newe Tolllgbt fur ~~~ dd~ tnvt: l am 1ong (.'u~-' 1\ Y 2-6555. 1 4 !itc Authroized Singer Sales and e STORM DOOR ::-:::~~:; .~~ ~~~o~l',-: one~ 1be Portland PTA will have ll:OG Andy ol Mayberry ll:U Weather Teillr U:IQ Late Show tumers u1 Hllllcroy and 1\l ~eJ. BRACE- YQurSeir- rGr • - thrill Service. I 2Q tfa & WINDOWS :=!P~~ne~d: ~~at!a"i:~oa.!!t Ita regular meeting Monday tv~ 11:00 Dick Vaa Dyb Sbow 11 Ult·J~11.li'L Per manent opporlun- tlw l'irst. time you use Blue WHY worry over 6 sluggish • ROOFING de or whlcb Beeeh Grove lkhool- aRfng, January ~ at f:JO p.m. • · h i u•-E • Dec boHIH atood, IBid laud.a lrinl DOrth at u ... ocbool. . l f I h I H\' Wit arge manu ac urN. Lastra. Rent t <tctno I am- sept a tank Get A.Uk1D-Em • xterlor oraton of the Beeell Orov• load, IOIIhilt- All w. • Unly relriliJie JWrsun !L:onsiG- piJoer, $1. Baker Furniture, All Septic Tank Cleaner, In• ., aerw~o ...orer., lea AN. D •·• ··d. Writ•• i'awleigh, Do•pt. M1dd!eport, Ohio. 1-iHita Landmark Farm Bureau, Of Ohio .....u.. "" _,..,., .,,. ... .l special lll<!eting ol MlddJe. Monday 1!:30 Father XDtnN lilt _ _ ___ .. _ WY 1-1644 Middleport 0 Granton. Ro•eoe 0. Fowlu ln4 rl Lod " 368 fl' UH A 840 2-H. 1- rceporl, Ill. USED work pants, shirts, jack- Pomeroy. 12-16-30tc • • llllclr«l Fowler, 111 eoll. oll llD4 po ge net. & A M I:Ol.Bu Casq l 10 ltp ~t~. nnd shoe!i. Carl ChevaIn ::; ;n.I:t ~_:r .:~~':·~::.:;:; will be beld Tuesday, at 7:30 I:OO Soupy Sales l:ori'ha Nurse~ .. ·sur•nce .liiCnONEEII tho rlsht to mloo """ """"" "' p.m. at tho oonferlng of the 5:30 Laave It To Beaver ! :30 A 1lme rw 111 bt!r, Wng Bottom, Ohio. a.. ........... a- •ume, amJ to1ether 1Vltb u. dibc ,.. __ ,_ M d Ref 8·00 A LDo.t at the Weather 12--11-25tp PHOTO Copying Service. cop. vvm.,- atitd •pecltteau,. to remove the roa1 bJ' .PUI.:!I!a' ason egree. resh- · 1:55 Newt -:c::;-;,~--,---;-~~ - =":le1 IIIli•· a1 ,_, pa~. Crill Bradford ......,.,,.... mint"' .,.,,_ ..,. mt!llta will be served Kenneth 1:05 Pacemaktr NeWl! . PI ES d d 11 D I' ~ AlfiCU t""'.. t.be rlaht to IP'ant to the Ohio Pow. • 1 IS p •- J · 3:00 Gerieral llolpltll AP • ' re an )'fl ow e IC>- bJrttJ records and almost BnJ Write. Proat or Coutael er CompatQ- or &D)' ulb.er IIIO!'POra- K. lclta Jr. is worshipful mu: e- enmngs Newt\ ious, Stayman, Winesap, • c. ao•nFORD tlo)(, the rtrt:at 1o wna .ntt nmQ\·e ,_ 1:30 Talee of Wells Fargo 1:30 The YOUIIi Mmllda otbt"Z documeotl. a. 1WU1 and tnnlport Wider IJ'GWld aud un- wr. 4:00 Never Too YOUIII Grun" Golden. Melrose. 0p. Realer lnmraaeo, PomllrO)' Baclno, Oltlo "" tho run~ of " ' tno< " """ fht Amorlool Legm. .Arm. T:OO Have Gun Will Travel 4:30 Wbert tile Attialll lfrl daily and Sunday. weD's t 4 lfc t t tfct ~~e ~~~=u~~~ ::i!.!:.':n.u.~~ IJacy of Lewis Manley Post No, 7:30 1J O'Clock High Orchard. Wilkesville. Ohio. -~--qu.lrt!l bJ' lhe Ohio Power Company "II .~ Tu 8:30 Legend oi Jesse Jamet RUTLAND 1AETNA CASUALTY InsuranCE> lb: fiUteauon Ot . . .lpa, - an; MJiJ WJ Dlt~~rlo es., at ' p.m. 1:00 lo11P7 lales =c-:-- - - - - , - 12 8 30tp Overseas Emplnyment uther corporation whleh 1111, pur- at the homl of Ml'l. AU• u.-.... 1:00 A Mo CalJed ibeMryloab · ~ · Mullen •--uran••eney .. _... eh~ae the toal. anc1 tbe eaid ...___, ~ I p PI 1:30 Laavo n Th Jilin a = t WELL kept carpets show the wa ..... "6 ' ...... o" turtber rf!IJGn'ec the rtrbt .......; ton. :30 eyloa ace Apply WY 2·2156 1:00 Weathor results of regular Bl•·e L!l· Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-338L .A.Jl trade• truotr: driver to l¥arte on behalf ol th~llllelva •M In' u. 10:00 Bell Casey "' 1 1 tfc projeet engineers. Afriea, the Ornnteu barel•, tb.,lr helrw AI~ • I I:OS P8C'emaJror """ trr spot d roning. Rent elec· 1-;;~~;-;o;o.;;;;"'"" _ _ Europ•. Asia. South Pacific:. and anlrn~. all damaros In any The Pomeroy Shakespeare 11:00 Pacemaker News THE 8: I& Peter Jennings New Jn~nner ~rulnl! from th "' ellt!rtll~ 11 1• Look W GRANGE INSURANCE • Mllll ea paid travel, housmg, food, tr1r sh<.tmpooer. $1. Pickens ; ot the rl£hta whll'h 111 ~y bl! granl - club will meet Wednesday at : " at esther DAILY SENTINEL 6:30 Tales of Wells Fargo 'I ason, insuran•e ed them to the Ohio Po"''"'t' Com- 2 1i H<tr dware company, J~ '-' n.•gency , Inc ., Porn• Atlantic. fJI~h salary iobs, panyby or ~n~· olher corpont.Jon. p.m., 8 t th I horne of Mrs. Lou- II :20 Sports 7:00 Have GUll Wlll 'l'nmt ~--............,...,_,._- - - - ,_-'1 \\'. \'a. 1-3·6tr eroy. Phone WY :1-33111. male, female over 18. OEffi io Reibel. 11:30 ABC Nightlife 7:30 Combat .... There I• further hereb;r IPeotl!.~al Wante d T0 Buy FIREWIIIID:- anylength, $10 9 I uc Box 23190, Oakland Park. I> '"'""' tho right " m1no ""' Tuesday ~fi 33307 remove coal by •trip mining 1 n l'l 8:30 Mcllale't 111\'F FOX, red . .$4 t:i. Fux grav. pick up load. Call or write .\UTUMUBILB IIISurartce DeeD a. •ulier mm1n11 method11 •nd the r1iht WJJS& ,, ~, r f:25 Daily Word 9:110 F Troop . ('! d 1 Sk d Sl d 1....,. to uan~11ort ntd coal over anrl • $1 85 B1i1 l1a1le.y, Ht!cdsvJl ltt, 'en "e 1 more, L 1<1 c cance u~! EU ,_,l )'0111' oper• CUSTOM BUTCHERING eroq the •u •i11n of 111u re•l e•1 7:30 Life & Teachings of Je!UB 9:30 Peytoo Place Ohtu 1-8-I2tc 11 OhiO, \'IY 6-3437. 1-JUc lor's licenleT CaU WY 1-2181. . . Blll tate IM lh~ riJht lo U!le 80 much 8:00 Fun School IUttc cuthng. WiU buy bides every ot lhe •urfa<e u may be neee~nry 10:110 The Fugitive SPECIA~;;,- $~.10, - bf'efl BUDt;E:· PRICED furmtur& in Monday. Phil Meier, Phone ~~,d ·,~: ~~~ri;~;o.~~~~·.P~~er~~~ 9:15 King and Odie 11:00 Pacemaker Non h1de . :,c lb. Rill Baile.v, uur tlurd fl~or budg~t shop. Real Estate For Sale WY z- 3510• 1:30 Morning Movie 118 Lfc ~:~.romlaJd•w-facelllintJIIGPV•· ~ II: 15 Weather Reedsville, Ohtn. · 12 31 12tc Raker Ftlfrulure, Middleport, -- ~ !ll 0mer0y 11:00 Supermarket Sweep 11:20 Sports - -.- - - - . - - Ohm. Jl 12 tfc FARM for S"dle. Phone SH 2· Instructions ••d tho """""' •~"' oo .,,. li 11:30 Tbe Dating Game 11:30 Movie Ai'i rtQUE furnJ~ure, dishes. 527!), l-l -tfc thu •PO!Ciftcalty n1erve the rt 1 bt . II and licenu to enter upon tlle prem· Mr. and Mrs. Howard Selden· - - - - - -· - - - mtsce anetJUS. C:-t/1 or writP.: U . a. CIVIL SI.AVICI TUTt IN1 11 •ll time~ lnd to uu 10 much Mrs. Howard Cecil. 800 w. ' INVENTORY Men-Wulllen 18 .and over. Seeur. or lhe IUrface the~of Ill ml7 be .abel and son. Terry left Satur- reJXlrt sent to the Department. In 1917, Buffalo B. Cod}' Ll- ~Uitt Job•. Hlgb llartlng pay. .Short n~sury In le•rch lor coal. In A --mrnun!'cation was read d'ed 1 · Main SL, Pomeroy. ' .,., bou .... A<lvan<!f'm ent. P~pnatory mlnm1 and removlnJ 1M 111me b~ day, for their home, Tucson, _, tral nlnll' 11 lon ~;: u required. llr110 minlnR and auger methods; f ..._. from Virginia Worrell, child In 1948, delegateo from tl 6 2\j tfc I Thounnd8 of Jobs open. F.xperienr.e toa:ether wlth the right to depolllt Ariz. a ter being callt:U hera by I POMEROY uaually unnecenary. n!EE JnrorWasteboo>matl!r!lla,1d overburd .. n ••d the illne"" of hi's mother. welfare departmental chairman, natiollJ convened in Londoa for - 4 room cottage mMtlon On )Obli, U.lat\C&, t'I!IQUirll· •fll! ~ tl tba t th e the - - -- - - - - - -- -- I ..... I on .. premlleJ with all sta ng t it was voted 8 first oess!'on of the Unt•-· With bath and gas heating, menta. Write 'J'OnA y 1-!i~inR n~me, lind 1lngutar the rlibtl and prlvl. Raymond Hatfield, WhO has loEU For Rent lddre .. .tnd phon~. Lincoln Ser· le ... anrl l'Q~menl.l Incident or ln December Pouvoir to eodllw bed Nations General Assembly. UJII USED APPLI N --~-------;-A CES klcated 01 Route 33, owner vlce, Jlox 668-M The Dail~ lilenUnel; any manner appurhlnln&: to the pro· beea eonfined to his home by h De Ho . nd 5 ROOM modern home Low will finance. $3.00100, Pomeroy, u. per proserutoon of the bu•lne•• ol i!lness, ia improving. at t e nver Spital B a membership in 1965 rost to 117. n·nl. 10{)1'2 Sprin" Ave. Pom- Our lou is your gain mlnlnK lind removln(C llld coal In contrjbution to the project was ~ ROUTE 7 - CLOSL.IN - Ex- TRUCK DRIVERS s ml -...h.tt\•er rorm of OPflriUOI'll m•y Clarence Andrews has returnt'roy. I 7 6!p first come, first served. cellent. 2 story modern frame St , ht So ". • e . or ~· et',"11o,,ed by the Granton here-- ed to his employment after an ~iveD by the Salon. Conlribu- A thought for the day -U.S. -4 ROOJ'I·lS · ·- -~-· All at ''you p1'ckup" pr1'· ratg me exp "· ri"hl·of-way e r "1" andloraul~eiU: and alao tions were also made t1 the Just!'ce Olt'ver Wendell Holmes ·. bnth and li:arage, 918 home 8 rooms (4 bedrooms) · - ertence th~t au necua ..ry absence due to illness. ces, b h' I ro~d1 for the tntuportauoc ol coal . Joyce Nilliamsoa . . National Chapeau Leitz • pro- "Taxes art what we ])SJ ....._ Locust St., rear r~dl M<:~rtm 1 at , p enty t:loset space,' helpful bul not necessary · · · You Wlt.b the n1 ht to occupy 10 much or Miss of Ce- • 1 Hestauranl. WY 2-!191?1 fuU ba))ement hot air fur- can earn top wages flrter th~ •urhce II may reuonably be I b t th k nd with ect and to the American Le- civilized society ... __. ,..efrigerators 1:1 sh or t t ramm . . g· Loca[ and ov- necenary andturther lneldentrtgh.t. t.o tbll "n UDl US spen e wee e Wii- giO!l child welfare foundation. 1 7 tfe Useu nace heating ' front porch arut wnh the to erect her mother Mrs. Georgia Several should sell for garage, levei lot. $I 4,000.00.' er the ro~d information ava. il- ou .altt premia.....uct. bulltttnga li • A written report of lhe WinTRAilER I AT ll"tland ft've $50 t or.. ca II .N.a.tion und !ill may be MUnary ter Pouvo;•, 'J _,, • " • -now on Iy $ 20 MIDDLEPORT _ ! " •tory • bi .. e. wn.e and flxt\lrefJ Pro~>~r for the pr0:11tcutton of amson M . d M L C • by Mabel Brow• miles lrr- m Poml."J'() \' Phot:le ll •ald bu.ineu , And the Gronton here r. an rs. . . Karr fJf tram•, 6 rooms, ~ath utili· W1dc Sem1 Trammg DIVISion. 1 was read. Mystery sis~rs HAYE lllADDEIIIIIITATIOII SI-1 2-5!113. ti 23 6!ltc For fast cleanup. Crosley, . Avenue, Haec k1 retultm~r n •h~ll nut U•ble torordamaee. r~ - · · ty room. frunt <tnd ,back 1255 .Corwm fromb~ 1ett11n1 breaD Syracuse and Mrs. Merlin Tra- names were drawn. Tho m~""" --- COIIllllla-,.• ~ . d. II tn the •urtace o1 th• l.nd or other- cy of Laurel Cliff visited Sun,. ·mg closed W!'th the members rlc.~ ..u~a;;:v..._ .. 'J tJ t"~ illtU IOU I r ' "1, fUr I II& Frigidaire, Gibson and porch, eellar, aorner lot Jo- Termma I Blll 1 mg, ami1ton, wl!l! mulun11 rrom the remoul ot ,,_ ft 'th M ::Uawo-rf,..ur-,.-=~ cated Bn Broadway. 17,500.00. Ohio, or phoAe 513-895-5649, :aid (·oal f{ reaultlnli from InJun- ~hy a ernoon WI r. and Mrs repeating the obligation. after vtzu.UIIa.Wtidt.7Mil a.s-~·-~~ ed lDd unfurmlllled IPirio Serve! 0 any Wt or •Prlnli Gf water or c &rles R Karr Sr Whl'ch a salad course was se~·. Hr. 1M IDD3' ... aleep ..,., ..... rnents WY 2-.~34 12 ~ tfc GE Upright Freezer ALBERT M. COX, BROKER 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., dai ly. No lhroua:h th., depolltlnJ ot ov&rbur. · · , •. BMIIIDObei.BacUeb•und.~~ --WV 2-3830 WY Z-3631 collect ralls plemse. :r·~~;: :~r~arJdebrll on Lhe Nrfate Mrs. Philip Radford Rnd ed by the hostesEreS. The ·next '!<::;...._.,,~.\r!Ldlnl~=:::u-.,.._...,..-.; ' ROOM furnished apartment 18 3lc I 10 3ta m•••· daughter, S~phanie visited Sa~ meeting will be held at the . - ••.''~:F.-~= for rent. Pl1one WY 2-2776. Af- ! 21 cu. fl . Coldspot Jle.ed Referene!: Volume 112••••• urday in Rarine witb her par. home of Mro. Mabel Brown. UIW:a:LM • · - w.·....-~ ---·-------4:19, lfelaa Count, ~ Record1, ' ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. ! Chest Freezer lnd Volume 21.5, Pll• '1. lf.elilo ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence -----7-.:.:=;~=~~:::::;---::;~--;;:-::----Rowley und Htred Hardware. I Should be $125 Cm" U.ed Rooo...,., Ssrgenl. Closeout $75 Moder~o~~F~~~=A~~uutuJ = - = Auto Sales 11 I tic location on top or ~mall bill 1964 vri1:KswAGEN·. excellent Jud-r;!e~~a~~~~~!t ~~~b::u~!o~&t '~: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer, TR=A:-:n=E:ck-:-LOTS=:-_-rr :-,. -..,. facing State Highway Garage 00 condition WY 2-3951 the amount ot 11.0711.oo, plUI lnterut Rev. and Mrs. Menzel Smith ' · from Aprtl lt., lil'84, at 111 p.tr et!nt Eld Ro Ute 1 With good road to main age and water. Browo'8 l'rail Matching Unico 12 23 t!C per 1nnurn, foreclo1ure of real eetate on Week!J an d M'lBS El'tza-' Washer & Dryer bighwa)'. Four bedrooms, Jivlng, mot'IJafl:, and other reU•f. The llld beth Davis attended a 4-C Miser Pari!: !State Approved] · 0 . . Defendant. 1re required to auwer the . Should be $350 $225 pr. 8 dining, famiiJ, kitchen, ~flak· USiness pportunlfl81 •aid P111t1tlon on the Mh da)' or March 8100 of the EUB church held Minersville, Ohio, l'l!One W\ last plaJ. maid'l, utllit}' and - - - ~ - - - -~ 111611. or Jutlpnun\ wm be lakeD •· Sl.inday .afte'rnoon at tb EUB ~. I ~ ttc shop. Three baths, c· -Ic tile STORE FOR SALE: Will trade p.l.all them. e Ro1-e0e l'owler and church iR Athens, Omeroy 1649 Lincoln Hgt c;. 2 bedreom and wall to wall carpet on for SUitable property. Carl Mlltlrel'l Fowler, • house. Beautiful Birch kJll·ncn I noon. About two-third.! of lkmley, Tuppers Plains, Ohio Plalatlffl cabinets. Phone : WY ~5127. ~J.ck w. Car..., ' house Is Inpaneled 1n mahogany CaJJ 667-3964. 1 6 6tp Web•ter .nd forruua. d wa Attorney• Flelatlfll Manager 1 4 He 1 an ut Air conditioned fU 10, n, ,., 31 (I) 7, It _ 1 te ---~--·i Large patio and double carport: Th Almanac l'URNJSHED, 4 rooms and Ph. WY 2-2 lll On lot 200' J 390' May be seen By United Prest International IN TH~~~~~:N;~~~~M.goun, eefS Of Ome 0 • JINKI. bat h, apartment In Pomeroy. by appointment only. ' Today 15 Mond J lh ~s!AIItLL 2·3975. r>~ 31 tfc PRICE REDUCED ay, with an. 10 lutternul \"Y ·~ . lOth day ol 1966 355' toe ••merey, Ohlu,Avanue, UNFURNISHt:D- 5- rooms and RATS. mtre eltminated forever. Writet c-o The Dally Sentinel I II I ... •..1...., Tho Gallla county • tt 40 SaGet "Star." Ebersbach HardBux 668-H P.omeroy, 0. oTohw. . . ADUIA A. JINKS, lon No. 612 held its January bath, downslairs aparlment. wa e S R M'll p· k -· ~ _ ·-e moon IS approachmg lls Addr.at Unllnewn, but t' tl t th h Nice Jocatioo tn Middleport. r • ugar 110 1 • IC - FOR SALE : 6 room house with last quarter No morning star wh"• lnt known add,... mee mg recea Y a e ome ens Hardwnre Mason b th full ba · • ••• e.-..., Dlllvery, of Mrs. L. G. Marchi 011 ChilliCs.lj VlY 2-5434:. 12-1 Ucr • · a • semenl, 894 IJy- The evening stars are Venus, levfti'HOd, w"t Ylrtlnla. . .--;;= ·-· l2-9·30tp sell st. Middleport Phooe· M J .t d •-t ........,. cothe Road, GallipoUs with Mn. fWO TRAILER SPACES lor • · · ars. up1 er, an ~ urn. •~ 11A7r Do thy Eck 1 tant h t rent in the Village of Middle- PILE ISS?~ ~nd loft~- col- Pt. Pleasant 695-2607. On this 'day in history: ADf!LIA "-~~. •hwe plan of essro er ass s OSrt. Call WY 2-334& or WY ors retrun nllance m car11 lfl Ue In 1861 Florida seceded frtm re.ldenu '' unknown, bllt wbo lut G.lad "'~'·11 po pets cleaned witb Blue IAtsthe Unio~ lmown place o1 ftllldene~• wu O.n•r· ys ............ oa"'• chapeau, ~2188 or WY 2-3600. Uvestock . • I Dellvtry, aa.veulood, Weat vt... presided and opened! the meet• tre. Rent electric lhampooer Jn 1870 John D Rockefeller Jlnl.t, wm tlb nouc. tlta.t on u. &th • · 11 JO Uct $1 p C Block ·---~ ' · day ot JJnu•ry, 19011, tbe undaratl!led log in ritualistic form Emma · omeroy emcnt FOR SALE: One Yorkshire male incorporated Standard Oil Co. ~~~~ hi• Petition •••tr~~t ber Ja the Wayland chJld 11 • h tr FOUR ROOM lw:nlsbed lpar&- Co Pomeroy Ohio hg . ht 150 d c all m . Cl I d . . . Common Piau Court of lleltl County, ' we are c a __ _. WY • ••• u <~•. ,,.. ·• ' • o . we1g peun s. eve an With $1 mtUron Ohio, praylnr ,... dho<me, con. and man reported she had receivtd •aw'h .....,.., ,.. Ml -"; 1 1e 6tc 667-3796. 1 1 6W dollari upilaL other relief un. tho IJI'G\llldl of deller- t.-'~ 1.., ......... of ,_ '"'~ Uo14 ,.._ . . . . - . . , . _ . . . . . ac.... w.......,.. . ." Ia , l .,~ pomeroy Motor ·rt~~v SE~ LIIS Af.lli.II() / Monday lata. crow, crow & Porter. ruldence of BALLARD HVRSEL JUS· Attornry• for PlalnllU $1369 1963 Volkswag. 2 Door !lt.rr l CM.l TELEVISION GUIDE Business Service• Pomerov Motor Co. . .. .... ly G!OlOI WONOI!l col I'I'.WEt:l wrr~ • s~ t err "'''COI.LD v.m!1< UP 1WF.NPI' TIMES AG I"'!.ICH WOOD IN A I)P:-1, AN ' A (AGlER! I.OT Sl~f COOlD, ANN!Ef 1.rQI? Of. IHING£ 00 ~t\SW< AND EAS12R WITH ~OWl:.~ lOQ'S! I READ AI.L n-1~ rm<M f\IJL.c.t-rtH5 AI;Q CATAlOC!UE.S ! &IT w 11Mii::'S ~It THAN ~t:V"IC't TOOlii1 ~~~ AND 1-\Ll TI·IE Hf.IUUMQ WITI-' A ROAO TOO 8ll0 T<l TRtwEI.. f.iAl~ AY~AI? A'f Jll5T PLUGGINC: ' "(Hf Q1,.Q WAY, A 'TIME 1 FOR M4 AND r.1,E. li~ RAEBURN VAN IUllll By BRANNER �. . . . . ' . .. - . . . . . .. . ....... ~ \ ' · ~]; I Ernest C<lvert former resident ed eboard the U. S Arctm:,• Mason W. Va : Rev. Harold of Middleport, She " a II ra I based at Norfolk for the pr . 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 10, 19~ I be learned' and ~n~ m~st. ~·~I Holme~. Loudenvtlle: ReV, • grade leache; in the Sunbury enl. Ch h nd Miss JoyI m the grace an na. e ' Odell Manley and Rev. 0. H. ; El I School wbere she David es er a Chnsl. One dares not remam , Carl MlddteP,rt; Rev. Chester emen ·~for five years. Mr. ce Morrow of Mount Ple~san~ as stunted chnslians, but must Lemley and Rev Herbert ha~ v man and son John· Iowa, spent the Ne wYear s hoi· t' I : altam thelf higher graces Grate Rutland· Rev Donald an ~d r~n Sunbury They iday weekend with his parents, 0 riS IOnS through study and prayer. A; F I i es for Mrs Ed· Bnekles Rev.' E~gene Gill, ' ny, res~~ates of Middleport Mr. aDd Mrs. Harry Chesher. '·You can be a ~'mer C'~ns-lthe church. story, "Mrs. McGregor-Spec-, uAner~dser;r~ held fro~ the iRev Cl;de P. Hinton and Rev Mr and Mrs. Harold George aH~eglgr~hool Keith Morgan, Ohio Umkverdi f th I " was r~ad which stresses na rno w . R E Le d Brent 1 • . sity student en 1 ttan'' was the tuple of the uevo-, following a prayer or e1a • d l th 1Ewmg Chapel Mondav, Janu- Mel Steele, Pomemy; ev · and sons, Hr1an e an R' Grande . • spent t Mthe wee nd Mn 0 3 or ers. . 'th the Rev M. c Lan- ' E Cox or GaUtpolis; Rev Ed· of Gal\ipohs vistted over the Dennis Saelens, lit with bts paren !1, r. · 1 0 MatthPw 7 New Year Mrs. Neutzling read , what one can \'~ns ~··;~'2 'te~' b~ Mrs. Ben Ithe favonle symphony for the Mrs. Henry Reifbelh pr~Side~t· l ary,.:· ~~stor of th." Na~rene l w~rd G'nndley, Columbus; Rev weekend •ilh her parents. Mr. College stu.dent,, spent I t~e Roger Morgan and daughter, ~eu~~~ng "'.hen Ihe Happv Huh month "Thts is Life." lt was was m c1arge ot t ne th~st~o~~~l ~~r~h of Carey and the Rev I 0. G. McKinney, Charleston and Mrs. L. W. McComas. weekend ~~h 1~s sP:f:s s, . Kathy. \lestrrs ci,Jss of Ferkratf'd hruught out that there are ma~y , ~:s~~~~r fo;e~~~~w~y into pas- Wilh::Jm C. Thorpe of the Syra- ~ W Va. I The Ri!v Marvin E Oowson, and Mrs. R:t!rt :wans~n has Mrs. William Robson return· churt h mt>t Fndav evenmg <::~l nf the fme chnstian vrrtues ~ l to~'s study was gtv'?n by Mrs. cuse Nazarene church ofhctat- Coming from out-of-town were pastor of. Heath .Melho(hst ~a:e:n to his base at Nor-ed Saturday from Lima where p 11. B. Weed: A report on the vel- mg . . Rev and Mrs P. 0. Household- Church, " at Lakeside, OhiO, ;~l~.r Va. after spending sev<ral she spent the holiday sea:o: CLIP THIS YALUAILI eou ON vet which the class IS purchas- Special muSIC was proVIded er and Mrs. Wavelene R VoriS, where be IS attending a study days here with hiS parents, Mr. With her son: Mr and ~am,AV C ing for choir chatrs was g1ven lby Mrs. Claude Cunnmgham. Logan, Rev and Mrs Harold .session of st John's Gospel led and Mrs. Carroll Swanson and~~hfford Cunnmgham and " ' (;;... by Mrs. Neutzhng organiSt, and Mr. and Mrs Holmes. LoudenVIIie; Mr. and Iby the BIShop. daughter , Sylvia He is station- lly. l AV Chairman for serving dinners Bob Slf'wart Mrs. Earl Richards and famtl M J hn Fultz and Ml to Lwns club wcr named andl Bullal was in Beech Grove ily, Rev. and Mrs Edward Mr. an _rs. o include January 12, Mtss Lena , cemetery and pallbearers we_re Grmdley and Mrs. Merrill Tea-~ children, Amta_ and Marc, •OOD MONDAY AND TUISIIAT ONLTI Gruese~; January 191 Mrs. Phil Homer Radford, Fred Goeglem, tino, Columbus; Rev. and M~s ited recently m d Mr s Meinhart· January 26, Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, Thomas Scoll, M. C. Larimore, Carey; Major with her sister, Mr. an II TRY COL. SANDERS' • Louis Rdibel and February 2, Harold !Jiaekston, Hoy Smith and Mrs. Chesler Rice, Atlanta, Harold Vogelsong and ram y. Mrs. Clara 'Karr, Mrs. Bentz and George Wagner. Ga ; Mr. and Mrs. William Wal- Mrs. Edgar Allensworth Wolfe and Mrs. L1llle Hauck. Honorary p::11lbcarers were ker, Colombia, S. A: Mr. and returned from Alexandria, Va The group sang, Happy Birth· Rev P. Householder of Lo- Mrs Jack Richards, KnoxvJlle, where . she spent the h~!~~~~~ !I doy to M1ss Lena Grueser gan; Rev. Douglas ~trcle, Rev. Tenn .; Mr. and Mrs. JOhn wtth her daughter and j whose birthday is th1s month. Mmns Wolfe, Rev. Guy~. S_ay- Burnell, Parkersburg: W. V-1 Lt. CoL and Mrs. James Har- ' A contnbutton was made to Ut-e r-e and Rev. Edward Gn_ff:th. ~h s L. C. Somerville, Mr Linger and children. Leonard Wood Memonal. The Racme; Rev. Ed1son Wea\er, and Mrs. Jack FoYwler and chJI$4.95 Ice Buckets Sale $ 3 •00 Women's GUlld meetmg and -- -- - dren. Dr. Edna Gettles and Ott Mr and Mrs. Joh": Vroman $2.98 Paper Dispensers Sale $ 2 ·00 shower was announced for Tucs- Shirley, Pt Pleasant; David have learned that the1r daugh$1.S9 Figurines Sale SOc WOMENS day, January 18, at 7·30 p m.. : Chapman, Belle; Rev and Mrs. 1ter-in-law. Mrs. John Vroman Mrs Phil Williamson thanked o. D. Mc~(nney and Mrs. Glen (lhe former Vera Covert of Mid$1.09 Figurines Sale SOc the class for flowers sent her , Cundiff, ch.arleston, w Va; Mr I dleport) was recently mstalled Feather Light $1.00 China Cups and Saucers - Sale SOc wh1le 1ll. and Mrs. Charles Elliott and as Noble Grand of Zoar Sale SOc Washable White Leather 1 Games were played dun~g Jarnce and Charlotte Ann, Mr lah Lodge_ No 887 at the I 0.0: $1.00 Vases ::::...~---the sonol hour and pnzes a- and Mrs. Stephen Elholt, Mr F Hall m Galena Mrs Vro I $1.59 Vases Sale 8.0c v.arded to Mrs. Amanda Kas- and Mrs Tom Thomasson, Mr man lS the daughter of Mr. $1.49 Money Banks Sale 75c par. Mrs I B. Weed and Mrs i and Mrs·. George Rogers, Mr. NARROW - MEDIUM LaMt.>fwe Lanmng A salad and Mrs. William Lucas and $2.49 Money Banks Sale $1.2S WIDE 1\ IDTHS course \\,'I.S ser\'ed by Mrs Dale 1daughters. Mrs. Dave Brown, $1.95 Ash Trays Sale $1.00 Smnh and Mr~ Cleland Hmes Mrs Dannv Grose and daugh1 H,,;;trsses for the Februar~' te-rs, and Mrs Kermit Sheets, awallatJII at $5.95 Salad Sets Sale $ 4 -00 m"'f'1ln2 \\ dl be Mrs LoUl~ Rei all of Rand W. Va. I $4.95 Spaghetti Sets Sale $3.00 l'k,, ana Mrs Phil Memhal't, : Mrs Forr~st Jacobs and Mr . . "' 'h ~lr> I B 1\'eed "' devn- nd Mrs T .E Reynolds Mar ISSIOn $2.95 Parrot Planters Sale $1.50 POMEROY, 0 . 1 1,. der and Mrs. B e n a · · ' DI tu,n:l. t•• program leader met, W. Va; Mr. and Mrs I NEW HAVEN- Durmg the $5.95 Parrot Planters Sale $3.00 Middleport, 0. VALUABLE COUPON \E"ut.1l mg. · A. Bve1 s1 Mr. and Mrs Frank 4-C •·Faith For Today" mtsston 1 $3.95 Bird Figurine Sets Sale $2.50 Porter, ~r and Mrs Alvm to be held at 7 30 p m Jan. 9 $3.95 Chicken Figurine Sets _ Sale $2.50 Lusk Mrs HobPr! Caldwell. Mrs , 13th at the New Haven ' .':; Clarence J Waugh, Rev, Hugh- Church the fol lowing groups $1 .00 Planters Sale SOc ey Jotws, He\i E. E. Cox, Mr will provide special music: $1.00 Ash Trays Sale SOc and Mrs. John L. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Han y K. M11ls, Mr. Sunday night, New Haven $39.9S Dinner Sets Sale $25.00 and Mrs Howard Neal, Mrs. EUB Youth Choir and Brother Sale $6.00 Dale Russell and Mary Jane. hood Quintet. , $8.95 Kitchen Tool Sets Sale $5.Q9 Mrs Harold Swmdler. Mrs. M. l Monday night· Baclel EUB I $6.95 Carving Sets T Epling, Mrs Mary Llppen- ' Church ChOir and a solo by I $2 .95 - 4 Pc. Serving Sets _ Sale $2.00 colt \1r and Mrs. Alfred Arn- 1J h 11 ff ' old ' joh.n and Mtles Ep!mg, I 0 n man. ] $4.95 Casseroles _ Sale $3.00 Dr.' and Mrs. H B. Thomas, Tuesday night · Children'< $2.50 Pie Plates Sale $1.75 Mr and Mrs. Btll Joe Evans, Chorr from New Haven EUE> $3.95 Bird Plaques "" Sale $2.50 Beverly and JHckte Bennett, 1Church and the Bumgarner Mr and Mrs. Raymond Gooch, Gtrls Trio. $6.95 Steak Knife Sale $5.00 Mrs Monroe Gatewood M r s. , Sale $2.00 Bertie While, Mrs. Jam" R.l Wednesday mght·_ New Hav- , $2.95 Floral Gilham, all of GallipoliS en EUB Adult Cho1r a~d duel $4.95 Floral Centerpieces _ Sale $3.00 , Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart by Carl and Gerry Gibbs. I $6.29 Floral Centerpieces Sale $4.00 and Gary, Rev. Edison Weaver, Thursday night· Bachtel and ' CONDENSED $6.95 Floral Centerpiece!!-_ Sale $4.50 Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. J A New Haven Combined Ch01rs, 5 Stewart, and Mr. and M r and a solo by Reev. John Camp$9.95 Floral Centerpieces _ Sale $6.00 Marmte McMillian, Mason, W bell, the guest mtsstoner. SOc Boys Trouser Creasers _ Sale 25c pr. va.; "\1r. and Mrs . Manon Dmgy, Mrs. Melvm Knapp, Mr.l John Hoffman will serve as and MIS. Hobert Kirby, Mr song leader, Ethel R1ddle 83 and Mrs Thomas Gnnstead, pianist, and alternating as orMr. and Mrs Walter Grinste•d. Igamsts w11l be Judy Hoffman. : Mrs ~'red Rou;h, Mr and Mrs Sherry Flesher and L~ah Ann 1William Folmer and Jack Stew- Mtller. The Rev. Martm Bens- ~ $ 844 ~"i"i 81 ('J ~ h ~t1 1 d 11111.' lt om !Ltnk:; . ...... · · art, all of New Ha'-' en, W. Va. ford IS pastor. Everyone lS. I I ~ ~;U\t-'11\lllt 1\' BtH1d ~ .••...•..... I 0'14 :lYO 19 1 Mrs Mary Aumiller, Mrs Vlled to attend these everung 3!lll,ll'i2 44 Ull1e1 Hund:-. Jlld St.'lllllttcs . ........ .. . Ma ry Kelly, MISs Betty Kelly, servJCes beginmng at 7:30p.m. ' Loans and Dl sLounts .... ..•..... 3 8!!2 .214 58 Mrs Wilham C. Gibbs, Hart37 ,906 04 B~nktng Huth~ ~lid r'qulptnl'nt ....•... ford w. Va : Mr and Mrs. Jer- 1 Theodore T Reed, Jr. 2 790 01 ry H1ll and family, Letart : Uthl-' l Ao.:~t.t" ......•.......•...••••• · J . Edward Foster - - --F•lls: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thereon Johnson 'J'U 1'\L ........................ $6,261,189 07 Chevalier. Tuppers Plams, Dr. Fred R Carsey, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean Fred Crow, Jr Chesler. Harold E. Sm1th I --C. Wavne SwiSher 125,000 00 Leslie F Fultz Cap1tal Slol'k ........ , ........... $ i Rennett-Ho/fman E Robert Schellhase 175,000 00 Surpllb .... · · · · · • · · · · · W eliding Announced 125,578.02 l ndiVl Ch'd Pruf 1ts and RL'Sl'nes I Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett ' of Ch(ton. w Va . are announc-[ 425,578 02 Theodore T. Reed, Jr. ing the marriage of thelf 10,000 00 Pres1dent R e'\H\'l' for DH.:i dt·ntl~ ter, Sandra Lou, to Mr. J Edward Foster B4,216 47 ht:.,er 've for Lnr-a1mt1 lilt' I est .. ..•..... Wilham Hoffman, son of Vice Prestdrnt & t:aBhler Hl{'hard F: Jone!l Dt-mand Depu-,t ts . . ..... ......••• • • 2.026,107 22 and Mrs. Robert Hoffman ol V1ce President 3,665,287.36 I tart , W. Va. Ti 11~e DepoSit• ............ , .. , ..... · ThPrcon Johnson The weddmg was solll'm'llzell :l V1re PrcsJdf'nt l'aul E Kloes TOTAL , , ...................... $6,261,189.07 "at Wise, Va, on Jenuary ~· I 1966 The new M". Hoffman IS AsSIStant Cashier ! a graduate of the Ohio School of CosmeU>logy and erated Sandy's Beauty Saloo Middleport. Mr. Hoffman is 1graduate of Marshell ~~~:·~~,i ll sity and is presently sl ' at the U.S. Naval Pre • Flight I School at Pensacola, Fla. Mn. Hoffman plans ID join her hus· ' band in Flonda. . Happy Harvester Class Devotlons . I'F' Ch . On TOpiC mer Held Services f or Mrs. Arno /d J 3d anuary r I Around And About Middleport "\ • at y :;g SPECIAL TUESD STORE-WIDE s I Elberfelds January aes ~Htutky med Cltit~fK~ 0. Bargains on the 1st Floor in Housewares lr-=-----=------., 1 I ' NURSES SHOE I Special Music To be Offered 1 Crow's Steak House D ' M' ' Uflng THE SHOE BOX DON'T TElL THE WHOLE STORY! I ° S~ 1 Centerpi~~eC I I Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Center BOARD OF DIRECTORS and OFFICERS RESOURCES DIRECTORS LIABILITIES OFFICERS Make-your I ---- ~ror They can't. Total resources of more than $6,200,000 give a bank strength, but strength by itself is meaningless unless put to work. What counts is spirit ••. dedication to serving customers, whether they be corporations, governmental bodies, small businesses, farmers, or individuals. Financing creates iobs in industry, builds highways and schools. Banking serves a world of people in a world of ways. We're proud to be a part of it. I I - w - WED. & THURSDAY January 12-13 NOT OPEN FRIDAY lhrv TUESDAY Jan, 14-18 James Stewart in "SHENANDOAW' (Technicolor) James Stewart Doug McClure, Glenn Corbett, Palrick WayneJ. Katharine Ross, Rosemary r·orsytb, J a m e 1 Best, Phlllp 'Alfrod. Admission: 711e and 40c '" - - . . too. - - cMclt . . - - ·IIIIIRIII. )Ill ,.. II - D IOTCIIEII _ .. •- · ' • I to • - 04 - - ' D D BA1HIIOOitl --------- -- ----- ---- -_..,..,_.~~ - = ••-••---.. -I 0=~ a-• - Colorc~rtoonl _ _ -·-FII££- .. - D FAMILY ROOil D PORCH c srm. 8IDtN8 ~ '_"__--------------_-_-_-_-_-::_---:_-_-- c::..,. - .... ~:::.. --------, Pomeroy Cement Block Co•. The Department Store of Bulldlllg Since 1911 PHON& WY 2-3193 PGMEROY en tine "· - • r. -.. -. ~ .- Dewoted To The lnteretb 01 Tu VOL XVII NO, 223 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. MeiJ•·Mt~~ofl .' .4rea FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1966 OHIO Promise #.:~'Fisher Launches his 3 t I I I I J ·' ork ,""' ~;::~~Fsi~:1~:~:J sIXt • h Term as Mayor Creek Hlgb School at nearby Three times as much money - $8,000,000 - will be War, bas been ordered to contracted for htghway construction in Meigs County thia Huntington Stale Hospital for year than in the last mne years according to District 10 In mental examina&ion, Engmeer John Dowler The hey, from English, ad· Mr Dowler was speaking to the Pomeroy and Middleport the matched bls handwriting wltb Chambers of Commerce and the Community Improvement last week after autboritleo Corp (CICl m a pmt meeting. A sandwich buffet was matched b!o handwriting wilb Mayor John Lindsay or New Clerk Bailey, and councilmen tlve answer Zerkle's who afserved by Bowers' Restaurant m the parish house of Gra" the notes. Classeo were dis· York City, If he could, likely bad worked out the 1966 appro- lerward vo;ed to se;ve the Episcopal Church missed on both occa!lions. ''I woulcl jump to trade jobs with priation measure over the weeK· new mayor the best way he I Mr. Dowler ttemized the 1966 program for Meigs County JAK~RTA - INDONESIAN wanted ID get out of school,"' Mayor C. 0. FISher of Middle- end. Gibbons beaded the fi- can. I this way PreSident Sukarno today order- be oald. port. nance committee 00 the Job. Mr. Parmalee, Vaughan, andl The $2,800,000 Route 7 bypass contract will be awarded wdl show us where we Bailey remarked they ho"'"' to I F ''This I II A ed tJ.t- l' .puls10n o a ~en- m.;m'''¥WfMIW'JWW&;NMM'1lWJlmlf~'ili/iffl Mayor Lindsay Is presiding ~"""' eb. 8 wor k on tl te two-1ane I'1m11ed-access h1g hway, OD C"an rwe .m nerlomln dns1aeoh over 8,0001000 people, give or are heading financially," said serve well: four lane right-of-way, should begm promptly COli ' ' t..: n irom Indonesia. take a million or two in the the mayor. Mayor Fisher who completed -The larger $5,000,000 contract for F/)Ute 33, six mile• He C(lf1Jj1l.::uned ;tbout covera~e most serious lranspGrlation cri- He expressed c~fide~ that his fifth term as mayor in 19571 of four-lane expressway from here to Darwin, Wlli be let ol n 1 1, ~- ~a that appeared m ses in American h1story Ma - ~he D(!W council wJ!I discharge then returned this year for his JOEY STEPHENSON about the middle of the year,\ Amer,can megazines in gener· or Fisl1er began his stxth a~- lts duties and _com~limen~ed the sixth, praised Chief or Pollee 1).:-)wler sa1d Ch001ber presidents Jack Carsty al dliU lJ. S 1~ews and World mimstratmn m Middleport Mon- forme~ admmistratwn of Mayo_r Herb~rt Gilkey. Street foreman : Mr. Dowler praised the show and Jack Wel sh, stated that Hl' ;.,Ort and Newsweek Maga· day nig 1tt With obVIOUS seremty Ike Smith. The vote for presl- Dobbm Manley also received an of cooperatiOn in the JOint meet-1he repeatedly has tned to ol; z11 ," m particular. and good feeing. j dent of council drew tne nega- (Centinued on page 2 J mg. as wf'll as the famed horse- I tam an mspectiOn team from He Said he had warned the l and-buggy caravan to Columbus Columbus, as construction mUBl fu ·1 p1 e s that he would exThe new admmistration insome lime ago, stating that \ slart wittlln a year and a ha1! Racme village officials pell Amer:can newsmen If I [' t eludes Clerk Richard lla !ley, ' highway pr ojects are largely to reem• th• $100,000 131 tl ,, ' 1 not report properly m durmg the Irs who succeeded Gene Grat~. a response to such public gran now available. la st week !:It and lwo new councilmen, B F a dd, d that he was fed up 1 1 demand II A Meigs county "Fact Sheet" They were Parmalee, manager of the A&P Middleport council Monday retirement $6,780; Parking met~ " , J.tcs' 10 the u. s. Press. t le Mayor Charles , Clerk Siore, and R~ehord Vaughan, night approved 1966 appropria· er $5iill !purchase of end repall' , Little Joey Is off to the Ma- State Rep Ralph Welker, in : was d~<nbued a ht m•e~ng, "\SHINGTON _ c 0 N- Mae Cleland, Treasurer Har· A&P store butcher. They suc· tions providing for the spend- of meters only). 1rmes, the toughest and £lghtmg- a special report, sa1d the strong , :or:·er:e~:~p\e, copies of he rbs marked the second day of net NeJgl~::r and Council mern- ceeded Gene Barns and Roger ing of $160,668.94, Its highest in Fire truck , $538 94 (remaur- 1est branch of the U. S. Armed Metgs county vote for schooi J. e ", ve mdusnal ~~es ~~ l:l(·~ sesston today with high- hers Marie Roush, Albert Hill, Morga~ v..he dtd not file for history. der of the $2S,OOO bond issue Forces. consolidation resulted m an m-! Brochure. for use by orgarul 1b f on the Viet Nam Larry Wolfe and John 1\mgeH, reelectiOn. lor a new truck) creased allocation by the stale zalloill. and 'nd~>lduals 1n at· eve ~et!ng;. st 1 its huddles I Holdover eounelime• are However, $50,000 of the total S . p j Little Joey is David J. (Joey) of $1,900,000 for constructiOn oi l trac!in"g new mdustry tu tile 1 W<H an e Jr 0 Hill was named president of John Zerk le who was elected is m the newly created sanitary Wlmmmg 00 • " · 250 Stephenson youngest son of the new school buildings w1th area. on pohllral housekeephmdg.l d council aod John Wmgett, Mrs. preSident of eoune~l succeed Sewer fund, expected ID have Samtary Sewers, $50,000 !$22.- William R, Stephenson Sr additional Bid for archli•rtur-~ Cl ld I d '" t I ~~~ busmess was sc e u e In R h d A . F k were . ' • th h h d t th d 778 now on ~ d bout •28000 , , , . u s exp ame "'" trmo n ft P _ ous an VIce rec er mg another holdover, Wayne at, muc on an a e en •Kin • a. .., 1 Middleport, and Mrs. V1vian 1al work and ground survey. selected b· th 0 u 1 ttult elther House un ~ a er res I named to the Fmance comrmt· Gibbons, and Clifford Stumbo of tne year accumule.ted from expe~ted annually m rtonlals). Arnott, Columbus. S k he ed for R > ~ ,.I . ns I ill tdent Johnson elivers his ter Larry Wolfe. Jerry Gra- d G Bk ' sewer fee collections now m lns1de the Sanitary Sewer pea mg 0 ~ t propos egwn e\e opment w State-of-the-Umon message a 1 ham and Albert Hill were ap- anTl eorge a 'derh thetr second year The money is fund are these detailed appro- He also was Middleport High state pemtenhary, Attorney ~ receJve- the fact sheet Return · t ~esston .Wednes day mg · hl ' II!Jomted to the street comrmt- ed '"that mayor Sal Clerk e was Gra pleas- to be used in connection · · · Jom former with pnahom: Clerk $2,520, office school's 112 lb fullback three 1"r rt:•d Crow • J r , rev ·Jew ed off'IC-1I cards . r eo Iuesl 1~g th e Iu11 llr~ Sectetary of Stote Dean Rusk tee Le, construction and operation of al$2,500, printmg $1.0()(}; roiscel- years ago. Meigs chure w11l be answered by a 1ml cntlcJsms of the was ca lled .todaAyffto giCve th~ . h '1 I DI lagoon type sewerage. laneoos $13,780; PERS $200, As an MHS sophomore he county sd·,te - msubffie~fent hous.l eo~~ltlee of "Me~gs MaraudHouse Foreign airs ommt - [n ot er CO!IRCI actlv ty a e legal $5 000 and plant $25 000 t d 'th d' t' • . mg1 ma equate Ia or orce and ers 10 poor roads He presented argu·l Following a summary of retee a se s·;:on opemng bnefing Roush was appointed street The "normal" appropriation I ' ' · compe e WI IS 1_nctlon on world problems, with spedal commissioner for a two • year is slightly under tbat of 1965. ~e fSoutheaste~ ~hto. Football lrnents agamst the first two, and cent industnal mqutnes ~boul emrhasiS on V10t Nam. period: DaVId Cleland was apIt provide• for ~ on erence no , or 11 ' 190 to hoped the planned county a~r-1 the area by Jack Corsey, B1g 200 lb average hnes. proved as fire chief lor anothstrip would relieve the third I Bend Regatta Chairman Al-LeoSAIGON AMERIRCAN er year· purchase of two new General Fun~- keo;'~~~ ~· In the 1964 • 65 season, Joey's "Every day of delay in the nard outlined plans lor m1dgel troops operating along the tires fo~ the fire truck was apmayor $3 • 7~· c er $ ' ' ~ 0 csemor year; then up to ~. mam- governor"s announcement of auto races or ~ stmtlar atLam bod, !! border have uncov- proved · it was agreed BB guns ~~~ ·~· bull~~· ~·:x'· :~g~~ ' mouth ll6\2, he was pound the site works to our advant- tractiOn m the Middleport pari en'!d evidence that e Convnu- are noi to be used m the cor'f1' ' . ump , ~ ran for pound" the finest foot~all age," he saJd .. .sml"e It means on that June 10-12 week~ nd. 200 • miscellaneous $5,000, eonn15 J Nor111 Vietnamese ant1a1r-1 d ts b HA . !ESBURG, MISs. !UP!) player IS the league accordmg that the apparent good features Grace was offered for the ' pora 1IOn an paren WI 11 e - PreSident Johnson Monday tmgeneles $2 500 safety $19 · ' t h' h R be I \ hi I cr.1 :1 hattal10n hil.s mf1ltrated held nsponstble. asked that tb f 11 f 300 f ·1 $44 430 •: o IS coac . o r • s ey of the other major proposed more than 40 persons by Rev. th· :- . .u o m1htary spokesth J r ~ u resources 0 or a tota 0 1 He won all league d1stmct1on stte have not overndden our Rick Martm, coordmator of the • • .i today f! w" the Also, finances for 1966 were !he us Ice epartmenl be Safely (detBIIs of above In HUNTINGTON, W Va (UP[) two years. •ela1m" 1 1 , 1meetmg f 1. ~ , rv :i '•ce of the war. dtscussed; the "fly ash" prob- l t rown hm!o the. mveshgation °1lgenerai fund) · Chief of poi 1ce, A dele.gatto~ of Negroes_ asked So Joey is _]oining the' Marines, I The a1rstnp has rece1ved; Ltvely discussion, which "1 e ~" ' esm-.1n said the lem from Ph1hp Sporn plant he mg trider hrebombmg slay- [$4 200 other police $10 ooo· City Council Monday mght to and thus like brothers. Bob state approve I on two possi- punctuated the reports cont1nCo1 , , e, known as the , was talked over, and the com~ mg ~f promment Neg r 0 1cr~is~r $1,000; gasoline $ooo', take positive action to meet Don, and John, he did not wait ble Iocat10ns, and now awaits ued long after adJourn~e-nt. H-13 .1 1· ' rL"raft umt, was pany will be contacted by ~1ay- merkcerant and ctvJI Tights m1scellanCQuS $2,000. radio $100, j ''the' race. prob!em~' and to lobe drafted only Federal Avration Admtms·l Unammous approval was give'· ,, 1 ''· ,h 18 heavy guns or Pyles: a new dump was ba~h PERS $1.100, Total $19,300 launch an mvestigatton of recent Bob has served ftve year~ trahon on-s1te approval before en to holdmg quarterlY Jmnt en -...· h1l' fl shootmg down d1,..cussed; three council mem- 5 tdeath of Vernon Dahmer • (PERS is public employes re-- 1charges of police brutality in the Navy as a medtcal COl ps- the land may bf' purchased and , meetings The next will be 8 fr ntt.'r pla nes and ]el bomben. hers asked to contact County lb · ae Mof~day dfrom fatalltirement system). ~spokesman for the group man. Don, now home on leave, constructton begin, eccording to' Mondey, April 18, in the conT il ~ ,,, , I•' O are effect1ve ~- Rep. Ralph Welker to meet at burns3~et 0 8N emonstratlon Cemetery fund Office $50 sa1d the Negro community was goes Jan. 2.3 to Bambridge, Md , C I C President 81!1 Childs ference room of the Columbu~ g- 1nst troop - carrytng hehcop- his convenience with cttlze ns 1 Y h d angrtyh egroeths whdo l=ployes •• 200 tools and equ1·p' disturbed because Council had to complete training as a Navy Childs, who wa!-l chairman uf, and Southern Ohto Electric: Co , marc e on e cour ouse an u:u ""' ' • t 1 ed · · · · ' ters. about posSibl< relocatiOn of tile d dd t h' $200 clerk '600· Ml and Sup no P ac recent bruwhty , postman. John was d1seharged the meet1ng 1n cooperation w1lh Middleport. 1 eman e acton ~:~gams ts $100 •, mi. eqUip " $100, • ·misc. $150,· charges on lh • dis cusSion · agen- 1ast Ju 1y ofter serving · - - - - · - - - - - -- - - - highway behind the Harry 'Viii- al!aekers three WASHINGTON - A PEACE ford property: street commis- Atty Gen Nicholas Katzen- sexwn $600 and PERS $300, : da. years in the Army. """""'""'""'" · "''"""'"'"''·• bh del1v~red at a fa~ · to- sioner was given permission to bach satd the President "ex- total $5,300 \ Local Negro group!~ have Joey leaves Feb 2 for Fort Meigs Count} Auditor Gorface meetmg between d1plomals h1re help to clean leaves 'rom pressed to me hiS deep concern Fire eqUipment fund, $3,610. charged pollee used .unnecessary Ha)es and will fly to San Diego, don H. Caldwell said today from th~ Umted States and Iditches and secure sewer cov· over the tradegy " and asked Planning commtss1on, $3,000.1 force m quelh~g a ftght between calif, for boot training. tl!e deadline for purcbasiog North Vtet Nam has ~o far ers, and Harry Curtis was nam- the full r~sources 'of the Justice Street Maintenance : Supervi- Negre and whne teen-agers earjunk yard licenSf's at hls eourt!ailed to spark any offlc18l re- Ied to serve on the board of Department be employed in the sion 14,100, employes $7,500; ly New Year's D~y_. house oflice is Feb. I. Prev\ P ,. . r:om . the Communists, public affa1rs with S. H. Ervm Investigation Iequip. $10,000; mamtenance The gr~up spectflc~lly asked ou11 boldns or li~oses are re-~ . admmlstrnhon sources SBid iand Gilbert Hart. Although so badly burned eqwp $1,200: miScellaneous lmmed1ale s~spenswn of the quired to P•Y $10, and the The Stale H1ghway Patrol reto~•Y that he died severo! hours later ~100: Trartic lights $200: street three pohce ofl~eers accused of .,.,t8 tor tbose buying new ported today cars_ dnven by I. as diSclosed M0 n d a Y from the fife touched off by a repair by eontr•ct $10,000, gas brutahty agamst Negro youths. Ueen•e is 12>. Harl<n E. Me Dame!, 40, Mt night the Umled States sent a volley of "Molotov cocktails" $2,200: materials $2,500; budd- That council order the Po- IGilead, and Eugene E. Varner, note to Han?t mor~ th~~ 8 V Dahmer managed to fire 'a mgs $500, PERS $900, total lice Ctvii Service Commission to Heavy damage was caused to m ....,.~~"'wM. ""j 22. Chesterville, met and sidE-week ago c~arifymg tts POSiti~n shotgun blast that struck his $37,820. conduct an mvestigation into the a 1965 model car m a one-car swJ~d on a sharp curve of Rt c: negotiatiOns on the war m attackers' car State High Fund, $2,400: Bond charges independent of the in- aCCident at 8 p.m Monday on 0 143 m Bradbury at 3 15 p. m VIet Nam and seek~ng to The auto.'llobile was recover- -- - vest1gahon being conducted by State Route 333, at a point 21 Monday. There was heavy dapersuade the Commumsts to go ed about three miles away ASK DIVORCES the Hunlmgion Human Rights miles north of the Letart cernmage lo the MeDamel ear and to the conference table. Six persons were approved th t t' d d Two divorce petitions have Commission etery road mmor to Varner's car . b the Meig Co nt ruts WI l s 1res an rear en shot . Y s u v ~"'Jm .- up. It remained a pnmt clue been hied m Common Ple-as That police be ordered to i The Metgs County Shenff's smnersfMohndaMy to ser~e as trus- for scores of FBI "nd state Court They are Crestlyn Rae immediately halt "verbal abuse ! department Identified Paul E McDamel, who complained cl tees o t e etgs Commt1mty .. InJUries to h1s nght arm and . agents investigating the- attack Hill, a rumor Pomeroy, VS Paul I.and mUmidatJOn" of Negroes. 11!11. 20. RD 2, Racme. as dnv' leg but was not trnmedtatelj [mprovement CorpOiatlon m The cars ' own~r reported d. . ' H'll . Rt 2 Racme . char-g Th e spo kesman satd, "There et of the wrec ked car. There I treated ' 1 , mmor, was ctted 10 Metgs coun196 6· stolen. mg extreme crurlty and seek.I is a rac1al problem m Huntrng· was damage to the right Side, ty cour't Jan 14 on a cbarge of 1 Named were Kenn•th McEIing custody of a minor child, too and counCil should start do- front and hood of the vehicle s . r '1 L I D t left of center. · someth'mg abe ut ,..It • • Hill !old au th or It'Jes he was erv1ces or "rs.. d e aM ars hinny, representmg the 'x.lard Beer Drinkers to and Bl on dena M. Con de, 635 mg d Arrests Monday by the patrol Funeral services for Benton of county comm1ss 1oners Bern~ Th1rd-st1 Middleport, against Whtle council took no immedl- c1 owded off the highw(,jy by al Betz, 84, who dte onh ay mcluded Thy ron B Wallace 4., Ponn, 80, Mulberry-av, Po~e- ard Fultz, Middleport. F;cetand ReTreated Kindly George F Conde, Middleport, ate aclioo. Mayor Hobert H1ner- northbound automoh1le There mornmg In Med~e~l ~~n~r ~-: Middlep~rt, msecure load, 'c,~: roy, who d1ed Monday evemng s Norris Racine· Vernon \VPb- COLUMBUS (UPI) L1quor chnrgmg extreme cruelty and man SBid "Counetl does recog- 11as damage to 36 fl of guard ' Pilat. wdl be he d C ~- · ed to Meigs County court Jan In the Meigs General hospital, e~ Rutla,nd and ~ed Crow D1rector Donald D. Cook said 1s askmg custody of a minor mze there is a problem and 1S rat! fence There were no ~r- Wednesday at th~ M~ctk Cu~- 14 Ralph M Frazier 42 Hunt· will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. Sy~acuse ' ~/ ' today he does not expect a rna- child working toward a solution." rests or inJuries. eral home Rev on: · af-1mgton, w. va. jailed, m' tht at the Ewing Chapel with the ' JOr mcrease m the retail pnre l houn and Rev. John etz WI 11 o - ~ G 11 1 t l f Rev Melvin Alkire ofriciating The commissioners also gave l of beer when a new regulatwn fwJ<ile, and bunol wtll be in at tpo ~~-~~-~ y U or mto;~Burial will be In the Union the Salem Twp. trustees per- govermng minimum marku,, on ls Calvary c-emetery at RIO ~a lOll , Ia~ D nroeo ' Street Cemetery in Athens. mission to purcha~e a used mo- prices takes effect Feb. l5 ~ Grande Fnends may call at 36ro~~e~~i~ ai>oth o~ne~\:adxyc~~ He was Supt of Mines In this lor grader. Attendmg the meet- Under lhe rule retailers must the funeral home unlll the hour -~ ., , · e · · . M El tl • . t-u to mumctpal court Jan 11; 1'ng 1 0 area for a number of years. w re commis8loners c · sell beer for home con sum phon Je servtce E· 1 R c ld , 11 18 G 11 1 ar a ~e , · a lpo · · · · hmny, Charles R. Karr Sr. and f r 1 1 I 22 SurviVors mclude hiS Wife, 0 a eas per cent over Mrs BPtl was born In Mctg-; IS, no highway use tax permil Stella; two sisters. Nellie Priee, Robert Clark. wholesale prices. The regulation , I t County. Orl 17, t881 , daughter c1ted Jan. 11 , Roger Barnell: €incinnail and Ailee Bragg, I was deSigned to Sid earry-<>uts, ' of the lote .lere,.,lah and Vwla l 18, Middleport, unsafe opera\ Huntington. JUDGE TO SPEAK , ~hlch found lhelf pnees out of I NEW DELHI (UP!)- India's airport as the crowd strained to •war. Smith DarSI. Her marriage ·o l !Jon, Cited to mumcipal court Pomeroy Masonic Lodge 164 MASON - PTA PreSident lne w th cut-rate priCes at su- saddened million• today re- catch a glimpse of the tmy Kosygfa Preseal Nom Betz, who sumves, look : Jan II wlll hold ~rvices at the funeral Red Tucker sa1d today the permarkets. ceived the body of Prime figure w1th 1!s familiar Ghandi- 1 Soviet Premier Alexei ··Kosy- place June 4, 1907. 1 The Patrol has cit•d George 1gin who arranged the hiStone' home at • 30 p.m. Wednesday. PTA Will meet at the Mason Minister Lal llahadur Shastri style white hat . ·Applegate Newell W Va. en Friends may call at the funeral Grade Sehooi at 7:30 tonight MARRIRAGE APPLICATION man of the people whose finai Shastri's lac~ appeared ser· I Ta~hkent summit between I A daughter "nd son su~l~mg : a charg• ~I pass~ in an inter· homR anytime. l"ith Judg" Thompson of Pt. Warren Elmus Bnker. 42. hourS were spent ln pursuit of ene in death, reflecting the Shastri and Ayub Khan, led the are Mrs Vlvl8n Tope of wmg- ~ seet10n, and John W. Moon, Pleasant the speaker. His lopicl RReedsvllle, Iockman, and Wll- peace for a nation which ha< diplomatic triumph of Tash-- Russian delegation wh1eh trav- U>n Rt' and Kyril Betz of Pomeroy, for an improper left Veterene Memorial Hoopltal wlll be juvenile delinquency rna Frances Rood, 3/, Reeds- seen little but hardship and kent, where be signed a historic · eled aboard a separate plane Leesburg, O. There are lour , turn. Both are to appeer Jill. Admlillone- Mrs. Pa~l The public Ia lnvlted. VIlle housewife. war. peace pact with Pakistani I from Soviet Asia. grandchJidren and two great ZI m Meigs county courl 1'11111 While New Haven· George A d . d . . grandchildren. Another surv1vor . ed . semi-"'" ... • • crow estimated at 30,000 PreSI enl Mohammed Ayub 1 V1ce President Humphrey Is . b the Cy us D 1 1 were mvo1v '"a ~-a a.., 15 0 1 Applegate, Newell, W. Va.; tWO FINED IN HOSPITAL thronged New Delhi Airport for Khan just 12 hours before be heading aU. S. delegation to a ;; r, r ars passenger car collision on Rt. Wllllam Wyatt, Muldleport. Two Middleport men were Vilma Pikkoja,_ reglo·~al' the arrival of 8 Soviet Ill8 was stricken. India for services Colum s. 7 Monday. Dloebm:1es - Eugene Fisher, lined Monday night by Mayor t.ookmoblle hhran~n, Is confm- propjel plane which returne<J The accord stipulated India ! Home Affairs Minister Gulza- Til< family lived in the Har----Pomeroy, Mable Taylor, Long C. 0, ~isher on convl<'tlon of ed to Holzer .hosp1tal recover- Shastn's body from Tashkent, and Pakistan would remounce rllal Nanda, 67, was sworn in risburg c"mmunity until 1936, LOCAL TEMPS Bottom; Sarah Lunsford, Pome- dislurbmg the peaee, They were mg from I11Jur~es sustained in • U.S SR., where he succumbed the use of mJiitary force to earlier today as Interim Prime when 1t moved to Rl. 1110 near The temperature In Pomeroy'l roy; Gladyt Craig, Minersville. Sidney Utile, 22r $40 and costs, recent acCident. Mrs. Pikkoja, earlier lnday of 8 heart attack resolve their d'"'ades-<>ld border Minister, a sorrowful task he Ewlngton. Mrs. Betz was a hus~ness diSirlcl at 11:20 a.m. Blrlb - Mr. and Mrs Paul and Billy Delmilr Blake, t25 and m room m, is . pennilled Urn- The late afternoon sun cast dispute over Kashmir which undertook onC< before oa lbe member of the Presbyterian IOOay was 28 del"ftt Ullder While, New Haven, a IIOll. cesll. .. _ _ _ lied vlsitora, aharp ohadowa across lbe twice arupled into undeclared dealb of Nehru. dwrcb at Wilkesville. sii!Uiy skies. ' WORLD New v·Il ge I a Offt"Ct"a}S 'L•IttIeJoey' * * * * Is off for $160 668 Budget Approved us M • arJnes SwOrD•I•D . 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