https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2405ba865364aa3f0e7bea63a579dc14.pdf d705eb06a0984caf89aaf924bbd277da PDF Text Text . .. . '. .. .. ' • > • .. . ~ . ! ' 10-Dally. Sentine.l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 14, 1966 Mitch, Marjorie Schoonover and 1 llelsy Horky. I 't The chapter als• extended lrC thanks to the A&P store I 0 r • Tb• Mother'• March lor Ute ter [rom Laura B. Frrel, Drvl- food for the girls workmg SunPotio fund Drive wi!l be con· sion Chairman, commending the day and to the Quality Print Plans were made to' make The Federated Circle elected the Women's Guild and shower ducted Jan 16 the Ohto Eta wor' of the president and re- Shop for note paper. It was al· tablecloths for the church din- new officers Wednesday even- for Mrs. Wilbur Perrin on Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma oordmg secrerary In making so announced that 672.000 mail· ing room by the Philathea Wo· lng at the church, with Mrs. day evening wos annoonced. Phi Soronry dec oded Tuesday . tloeir reports, and Laking care ers were sent out woth ' the as· I men Thursday ~vening al the Louis Reibel, president, In Mrs. Reibel ~·~k~ th~ll past 1 evenicg at the Electric Com-1 of busmess. . . sistance of the second year trp- 1church. M1ss Mildred Haw.ey, charge. the cooperat~on urm .Pd. Rn ufliee in M:ddteporl. Betsy Horky, servoce charring class of Middleport Hogh president, opened the meetmg. Devotions by Mrs. Ben Neutz. year and Wtlhed Mrs Seyfrr P 1 y. . .d ll <'On 1 m:m, dJscusst>d the poho dnve S.:hool taught by Mrs. Emtly I Devotions were given by Mrs. ling opened the meeting The success, after which she clos.ed 111 Apnl ~m b ' · . pres! E't ' i g ; and repOrted that the Mother's I Sprague · t h e the meeting with prayer A des1 Cash Braley u::;lng scripture tak- fa\ orite symphony for ducl"d tht> u"mess mt·e 1 n · · -11 b T d even 1 · h d rved by Mrs ~ · d ·, , atlurnt'V Marr b WI e Ue!:i ay - The cultural program was en·1 en from St. Jo n an a sermon month "The Presh Start." was sert course "·as se · .· letter ~va~. reha k_lomtl. cha;~- in~ . .January 18. Tlw chapter r tilh.·d " Let's Talk owr Radio ! bv Norman Vincelll Pt::ale entit- read followed bv a hymn. A Reibel and Mrs. Georgia Wtl- , rr .·d l 1'0\-\ t <In mg . lt d lh k th J"· ('t't'S fo: I ' . . 'ld' B . k f 1900 I . - . . · ·t· in seek- vo!t: to an e ,,y and Television" and W<:t~ g_tven ·l led, "But mg rtr s or . praver poem "A Look At Life'' iamson. ~i:'r /or. It!' .:I ~~'J" .a;)~l~n Pt->nl r 1h(•ir help Ill the telethon ami by Lila Sue Milch and Sh•rley She c!used with a prayer and pre~ed~d 1hr~e readings by Mrs. ----~~~~ o~,ltl~ln_ u. c'; ttr· · t'h<-~jriP'' purtt>d $J61:L~ was colkt:ll ~d Huston In ronnedion With the I the group .sang the class song. Neutzling What is Man'.' Bread I · the chapter mem bCI'S I Tlle SIC ttan:"m IY ~-' •gs ou • · · · d · tl1€ proJt'et for po w. 1progrmn · k repor 1 1nc1uded Mrs . upon the 'waters and Today and I 1"s ay Hl memu rrs w1n. I e Il' rt ~· 'rs. md iv id - Sun k·ng S•'fd 'lY were d. W'll. B dr0:11 M ·g Gen ' 1 b 1 11 rr ·, I in 1he Jll'lltt'r r-.t.•m ers wor I '~ I ' ' were taken on ;:I tour 0 ra )(! J Hlffi ra • ' ei s - ttime (ten resolutions for the t l ua~t'''s~n.'r'h'·':lso l'c:ul ~ ler : April Smllh. Hn,~lla ~.'~r ta;·· istation IVMPO by Tom Roberts era! Hospital; Mrs. Dovid Darst, new year). Prayer by the leadUeS Or OnO ', . -. olvn Crume hila " ' a ' of the station. Sr Holzer Hosptlal, Mr Claud er concluded the devotions. . Refreshments were served by Ashley, at home, and Delmar The I f th nominating 0 Boy'• · Genera I Hospt't. committee reporwas e and offi- Mr!. Clarence Lacey, who has ' the hostesses, Barbara Betzing Darst at Me~gs given 6" Glove Leather . and Annie Chapman. Thase at- al. A thank-you note was read cers elected were Mrs. Roy been choir director ot. lheicldlc,port !l Pomeroy, Ohio ed 'd 1 M Allard Baptist Churcb In D.1 , lending were Rita Ball, Bar- from Mrs. C. E.. Vance, former en ;t M rs. Cl the past 10 years, was •ouest of bara Betzing, Annie Chapman, mem be r JJOW m Kent· A Per• SeyfrJ ' prest ld TONIGHT thru TUESDAY 'I en t prayer Ior th e srck Pratt, vice pres en Ia; rs. aar· honor at a party given at the f d .Jud)' Crooks, Lois Clelland, Mario o s1 d .lamt·:" SIPwart in ence Massar, secre ry : n home of Mr. and Mrs .• J(lhn tha Esrhleman, Doris Ewing, was he'd . "SHENANDOAH" 1oes, treasure.r. Fultz followr·ng chorr' practice . M 0 R h M r '· Mrs. Notman K 88 . Carolvn Grueser, Susie Hams. ! rs. scar ous , · 1 !TI"rhnirolor) 1 pr. ; Pal Hindy. · . .la llli' " Slt•\1-:lrl. [)(lug .\ fr · Betsy Horky. (",at·; 1George. Ch'ld 1 s and Mrs. Den- A reporl was gi•!en. on h .a sb atr>. Wedneo.,, day evening. ChiT'•· . (i lrn n (o rbrtt . 1'al Mr. L. D. DJ'Ies, past presi· i Hovatter, Shirley uston, Ros- 1 ver RIce were name d on the less steel sink whtc h .,k't emg h Wedge Cre~e Soles rirk \\';1\' llt' , f\:ilharlnr Ross. :etta Lisle, Arlene McDaniel, committee to have charge of donated for the churc 1 c en, dent of the doir, wes lD Rosrm:uv For ~yth, J <~ rn c s 1 bl I tl f rnaMrs. Phil Williamson thanked charge of a short bus•·ness meet· . k Li!a Mitch, Sharlee Newman, rna mg a ec o Is rom Bcs1. !' h·lio i\ lfr'{}rt Bet!y Rawling,, Ruth Riffle. !erial bought by the Homebuild- the circle for nowers sent her mg wh011 new offrcers were Colorcarloon5 Middleport Adm i..,:- lrm. iJ{' 3ntl 40r I April Smith and Linda Watson. ers Class. The matter of pur- while hospotahzed. elected, They were Mrs. Pafll It was voted w donate $100 Smart, president and Mrs. Bentoward the purchase of formoca lab White secretary - treasurer. for cabinets in kitchen. It was The choi; plans to meet four also voted w cancel the March times during the year. and April meetings due to Len· During the social hour games I ten services. Hostesses for the I were played under the direr· February meet>.ng woll be Mrs. t10 n of Paul Smart and ManLester Fauber and Miss Mar- ning Kloes. Mrs. Shirley \ ;.;uerite Meyer. 'l'he meeting or read an original poem in which - -1 ---- she bed written &:~me thing a---·· chase of new tables was defer. bout each member of the choir. red. Mrs. Lacey was presented a Mis.o; Hawley read a verse gift of jewelry in obse~vance from a hymn in ,the absence of of her 10 years of serviCe as Mrs. Edgar Reynolds and lhP director and also for her birU> meet mg was closed with lh ~ da}'benedidion_ A salad course was Refreshments of lemon sticks servrd lc 26 members and lwo and punch were served from <I guest c;, Scherry Hicks and Deb- table covered with a lac'::!' cloth bie Maiden. Hostesses W(>re Le· and centered with an arrange· : na Wolfe, Margaret Lallance, ment of yellow mums flanked · Lav ina Braley and con tributing by green tape'rs in crslal hold· · He' "n Reynolds, Edith Russell crs. and Rtllh Cosnf';J . Attending were Mrs. Jofln Charter No. 1980 Futt~. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart, ' Rfi'OIIT Of CONDITION 01' Mrs. Lillian McGhee, Mr. Diles, SlrakeSJJellre Club Mrs. Frances Bearhs, the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Boone and Meets on W ednesdoy children, Jeanne and David Mrs. Louis Reibel entertain· Boone, Jerr Pullen, Stephanie , Of POMEilOY hk e Pull"n Larr Gladwell , Mrs. ed the ' PM!eroy S a espear Shirl~ ' Milts, Pearl Hoffman, In t!H• Sl~~ or Ohio, at the Close of Busin<>ss on D(•ce1:1ber 3!. 1011.1. PtdJIJ~ht'd in n'sponst~ to rail made by Cumptruller vi the Cur reuQ', club II cdnesday afternoon at ' Beula~ While. Mrs. Gerald Anunder S~o"diU! I ~:llt, l ·. S Rc\'ised Statutes. her home, Umon Ave. . lho Manning Kloes and AniThe mteting was tn charge of ' ny 'd M r ltz Mrs. Dale Smilb, president, and Ita an arc u · ASSE'TS members answered thl! ran call Casl1 halanrC's with other banks. and cash ile rm by naming a noted park. The in pruCt·ss uf c·o ll(·('( ion --·.--~-- -----~ ----··- - - - - $ 69~ . ~18'747 Women 's Crt:'t:'d m unison was l'niled Stalt':s Cun•rnrnf'nl obli gatiO nS, given. followed by a short buSt· dm~ct and guaralllet'd ---- --- -- - -- - - ------- - -- ~ 3.844.6'>8 o; n~ ss session. fi 7J. o:1:3H(i Obli g:ati()n s of States and political subdivisions --- - -Mrs. Ben Neutzling showed J ,74:! .50 ( H) H·r honds, n-Jtes. and debt! ntun•s --- ~------ - ----- ­ films <Jf a western tnp the past 2.690.54 1 H9 lJ.Hin~ {lnd di!:it'nllnts --- -- - ----· - ------- --- ------- -- Tablecloths Project is Group Project Mothers' March on Polio pIanned . of January 18 bysororl Y. . Evemng - - d c· I N 01.1.' federate . e s ew rrlcers I ed Wed .g Are Eect on . nes day Evemn It e • • •.. ., • at y enttn ~ Det:oted To The lnterall Of The Meigt·MaiOn .4rM ' tlr ~Ol XVII NO. 227 I'OMEROY-MiDDltPORT, OHfO SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, " Mrs. Lacey G H " c:; ....o -..'~"'~ ...." ·v ." -~ '1r ~~., "' 1 f' :,> ,...~~ w, , FIVE CENTS , '------------------------------- • 1 ,... (,f..~· r At Chol'r Pa.rty MEIGS THEATRE SHOES $3 I Roush's Shoe Store -- -- 1 The Pomeroy National Bank 1 f I, Fixed as!'t' 1S ---------------- -- - ----... ------------ -Ot.lwr l.ls;;t' 1 ~ ----- - ---- ---------------------------- :H;.ooo.uo :l~.'i/1 .06 Si.U78. 7:::.4.U3 • TOTAL ASSETS LlABlT.ITIP.S Demand deposits of ind!viduals 1 partnt-rst;Jp~. and corporations -·----------- -- ------ ------ - -- $2 . 6~4 . 1 72 63 Tina· and sa\'ing~ deposits of individuals, 4.104.224..14 Deposit~ oJ' l;mted States Govt>rnment __ _________ _ 6H.:l:J I .!!7 51ifi ~!J:! ~8 lJt•IJosits of States and pJiiti ra l subdivisions - -------w.uo; uJ Crrtified and offirers' rhecks, elL. ____ _____ -------TOTA L m:POS!TS ------·--- -- -- - $i ..1ill.ri49il5 1-Jaflfwrshi~s. and ru rporation!i --·------- ------ Total demand deposits _________ _ $3 . '20tl . l:t~ . :ll 'Tota l time and sa\·ings deposi ts __ $4.HH,724 _44 TOTAL LIABILITIES --·----------- - ---- ------- $7.J~I , 8 4fJ 65 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Cammon so.:: I k- t oIaI par va Iue -------------------- $ 1011 .nno no l\:o. shares authonzed 4000 J'\o . siJa res outstanding 4000 Sur~ ius ____ .. ___ . ___ __________ ____ .. ___ __ __ 1 ( ndivid eU profits ------------- - ---- --------------Re s~ nt>s __ -- --- - ------------------------- ------ 1and two guests. M1s Nel lle Bmg 1 and Valery Ann B<~yliff . The ; February mcetmg will be at the home of Mtss Lyd111 Ebers1 bach. II ASTtlOS INK Ell HOU,GO'l. tUPil- 71:UIU!Uil H.OOO.OO Walking Sheer _ _ 1.35 1.15 6.90 Reinforced Sheer 1.50 1.25 7.50 Micro Mesh 1.SO 1.25 7.5p Colors: South Pacific, Barely Black, Barely There, Town Taupe, and B"li Rose. Average of total deposils for the 15 calendar days endmg will! ~.:all Uate ___ __________ --------- - $7,411.50367 Ave rage uf loti:! I loans for the 15 ealendar da ys ending with ca ll (fate _______ _ ---------- - - - --- - $2.703.47935 1, MAXI r\' E (;HJFFITJL Cashier. of the aboH'·IlaJTlf'd bank do 11ereby d~·c l are that this reporl of condition is tru~ and corn:~ ct to the bes t uf Ill)' knuwledge and htdld. MAXINE GRIFFITH ' ~ ~ I • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MUUA McCOY SANDRA BOOTHE known makes and you can pick up 1 real bargain during the sale. look for the green sales taes01 COMPETING - These 14 high school senior girls of Meigs counly will be competing for the honor of being the 1966 Meigs County Junior Miss on Sunday, January 16, be· ginning at 8 p.m. in the Middleport high sehoul auditot• ium. The new Junior Miss will receive a $200 scholarship merchandise gifts and a trip to Xenia to compete in the' ; Ohio Junior Miss Pageant next monllo. ! The mishap was one of four Investigated by Sheriff Harlenbach's department the past 24- , hour period. Seven More Persons Caught Jn crae kdown on MariJUaDa •• WARREN PICKENS Date•bound yout hhadtoo muc hc0Iogne h One Forgot tO Duck andn·Ied Directors Sheriff llartenbach said the 4:30 a.m. wreck of Van Meter's occurred a half mile south of state Route 241 on the county bridge at Keno which crosseo Shade River. The "4-way test," guideline of Rotary, was the topic lor a talk by charter member J. II. (Jap I Grate at the club's :. 1;, Van Meter's 1957 model car, weekly dinner meeting Friday evening at Heath Methodlst . , i j:. If,,,. , . ~: , ;i traveling north, went out of chharturc hr imneMmibdedrleport. Mr. Grale is the club's only active I ,, ,!'.. '.; I•'' control, hit a railing, and !hen C 0 . ' :; . went over the edge of the strucPolnta with the "4-way test" emphasized by Mr._ G~at~ 1 ol ,"' .1J' ture. The car swpped banging are:·.l"••i• L, .i.l~. ... I. suspended in mid-air with the - Is II true! nothing" l'ONNIE LEADJNGIIAM UNDA LARKINS front end hooked onto the edge - Is it fair to all concerned' He recalled when school teaof lhe bridge. The car also - Wlll 11 build good will and chers were paid $18 a month slruck a large rock. The acciand supplemented their income denl is still under invertigation. better friendships? . . - Wlll It be beneftcoal w all by farmmg. j Van Meter repor!edly had a concerned? The Rotaria:1s gave Lee Me~ neck inj'ury and lacerati8lls of Mr. Gra Ie revtew ESCAPED CRASH - Gary E. Van Meter, Rt. I, Reedsville, climbed nut of the wra.,. · ed th e or I- Comas a roun d 0 f app Iause for the face, head and left arm. f lh t I g f d d II return' to Me· ty t b kage of this car after it crashed into a bridge on the Keno road early today. The car, . g 1 n o e es an ur e a n 1gs coun o . e The sheriff's department was Rotarians to oonsider it In all clerk of the new school board COLUMBl1S UP! . summoned at 1 a toda w demolished by the impact, is what's teft of a 1957 Chevrolet. - Sentinel Photo_._ __ business and personal deal- and welcome<! Guy Nash as • . . ( . ) - Seven more persons, lncludmg an .m. y --·----- .. IIlii. Prior to his l>llk on "the guest. Ohoo. State Umverstty Engltsh mstrudor, were to appear m lnvesigae anoher one-car crash 4;way t•st,. he gested "R0 tl- L d' . h Mumctpal Court today as pollee conhnued a large-scale four-tenths of a mile east of ' - ,' sug .a les servmg t e meal were crackdown on marijuana use here and in Akron .· the Flatwoods Road on the old log Hills as a name for the Mrss Bess Saoborn Mrs Glen . p -Ches consolidated school and the L b t Mr5 E I 'Kn G - One of those arrested Fnday reportedly _told authorftles omeroy. ter Road. HUTCHINSON, Kan. iUPli Ithrown llarnabte liquid on She said static electrlclly 11 ' , • am er' . · ar Jg t, ar there were "so many people smokmg marJjuana and LSD Authorities sa1d Fred Tackett, - The mystery of why John R., Wilkerson's filet' . But Wilkrrs1m from her son's nylon .Jacket and Mrs. Herman that you couldn't possibly hold them all in jall." Police Rutland, lost control of a 19112 Wilkerson's face caught fire has said he did not see anyone nylon seateovers apparenlly 8 · . .· x and Mrs. Wilson. Sgt. Tom Waters said he had "positive inforn1ation" that model cr and he vehicle skid- apparently been solved. thntw anything on him. caused a spark whirh ignn ed soon :s marijuana was smuggled into Ohio from Mexico by Antioch ded inlo a lree. Charles Ohling- Wilkerson, 17, was driving his I! is molher, Mrs. .John the loliou . ~ool could bon ::.,tede n w College students who installed phony wheels and gas tanks er, 20, of Rutland, a passenger car to his gtrt friend's house Wtlkcrson Sr, came up wtth Mr Grot e hsil talk:oner. on their cars. 1 suffered injuries to his side. Tbe when flames flared around h1s reason fi'riday whtch pollee sa id the ;.boo! ebo,; !:sue, a3de~ . The seven ~rsons arrested I Linwood; Richard A. Dally, 24; mishap is still under lnvestiga- chin and jaws. He was laken to was more probable • "YOII can't et tb' fo m a ratd on a University area George .Arnold Briggs, 'll, Wor- tion. a hosprtal, treated for fa cial She satd her son splashed! g aome rng r apartment included Sterling G. thington and his wife, Maribel- Sheriff's officers went at ll:J5 burns and released. eJ!h., eolognc 01 after shave Wagner, 23, Chagrin Faits, who en, 23, a graduate student and p.m. Friday w check oul a Puzzled pollee and fire lotion on his face before BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. was one of the 10 persons ar- instructor In freshman English. wreck tn Rt. 143 al lhe fnlertheorized that a heading for hJS gtrl's house. l'lrlly cloudy lbrougb Sun- (UP!) - Goorge Scalia, 28, one res ed in the first of a series section of the Bradbury school passing motor!sl must have Mrs. Wilkerson lit a march te A lew Ugflt snow llurr!eo. of two men killed by police in of raids Tuesday night. where Robert Trenton Southern. sample of his . cologne and CGitler oortb. Condnued cold an attempt to kidnap million. . Veterans Memorllll Hosplllll 148 Cole-st. Middleport had lost Jl Mll!i ""'""''Y '<•• Iotwn, both whtch conlamed Six fines were levied and two llaaday, Low toallhl 1%-20 north, aire Leonard K. Fireslone, Charged wtth keepmg a hose Admissions _ Rodney Swartz control of his car while attempt.&: , more lhan 70 per coni alcohol, persons forfeited hands in Meig> IUl ,..lb. •. masterminded the plol and where narcotrcs are. sold, con- l.etart, W. Va.; 1\frs. TIM!ro~ 1ng to tune a radio and the FRIDAYS SCORES and found they were namable. ooun\y court activity of Judgo lurned informed on hi.• accom- sporacy and possessron of nar- Workman Rutland· Mrs. Rob- 1951 model vehicle slruck two Nelsonville 69 _Galhpolls 52 Frank W. Porrer Jr. Friday. ct:J'ED TO CIIURT police, according w police. cotics was tbe occupant of the ert Bogg;ss Pome;..,y. Mrs mail boxes aad went Into a Pomeroy 60 Middleport 55 Meat Truck Flips, Ralph Snider was fined $10 .The Galllpofls Post Slate Pa- Scalia and Willi•m Calvin apartme?t, Bruce R: Marlin,2I. Dale Hart, Racine ; ' Rosell~ ditch. There waa minor damages Wellston 71 Athens 61 Driver is Unhurt and costs, given a suspended lrol Friday clted William J. Bailey, 40, were shot to death Marlins wrfe, Judtth, an Oh10 Boyd, Pomer . Mrs. Charles w IIH! car and no arrests made. Jackson 10 Logcm 65 . Ill-day ja~ sentence and placed JOJa", 18, Harrisonville, Into last Thursday night at lhe Slate student, was ex~cted to Neutzllng M!n The fourth accident was 8 Kwer Creek 80 Marvm L. Dawson, 'll, Pl. on probation on an assault and 1 Mefgs county court Jan. 21. for Firestone home by three be arre·sted today. She was in ' · two-ear crash 00 IIH! Sand Ridge Hannan Trace 66 Pleasant, escaped rn1ury when • battery <'OnVJCtJOn · Carl Kaul2, bavlnl a lfctlUous registration. staked - out detectives armed the ap~rtment at the time of Illscharges - Mrs. Paul H. Road Friday at 5, 15 p.m. Eastern 6J North Galha 51 hiS meat truck overturned at was ftned $20 and cost. for , wllh shotguns ond pistols. A the rard but was given lime Whtte and son, New Haven; Eu- Officers said cars driven Chapmanville 61 10 15 a.m. Fnday on Rl. 141, s~edrng; Bernard Wallace, $10 BALL IS TONIGHT coroner's inquest bas been sche- arrange for the care of the cou- gene Forbes, Syracuse. by Virgil McElroy 52 Rt Pt. Pleasanl 48 a mrle east of the JUnctmns of and costs. left of center. and The Beam; Arts Boll commit- duled Jan. 25. pie'a child before being taken Births _ MI. and Mrs. Ther- 1, Minersville ' lra~eli · Ra~nswood 83 Wahoma 59 Rl. 233. . Allen P. Prosser .. $10 and costa, let Is sponsorrng a dance to- Pollee said Soolla was sup- inw custndy. on Workman, 'iiuttand, 8 ICID; eest, aDd F. Morriso~ Faarland 74 Coal Grove 67 _The Slate Highway pa_trol said failure _to yJeld r.ght of way . • afll!r the Racine-Albany posed to have dropped to the Charged with possession of Mr. and Mrs . . Robert Boggess 27 Rt. 1 Mfllersvflle g lng est Oak HiU 64 Dawson went mw a drtch and Denms McKinney forfeited 8 =:;re fn the Junior High Scbool ground at the first hint of f!Un- narcotics alter allegedly admi~ a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. char: coillded on 1 curve: .::.erewwa~ . Ironton St. Joe 62 lOT) ~e l':'ck overturned onto Its $17.50 bond 01. no mufner chharl .dina at Raci!H' from 10 p.m. play, but failed to do so - a Ung use of marijuana were Ies Neutzllng, Mason 1 danah, beavy da to both Chlllicothe 59 Ironton 56 nght SJde. There. was heavy do'\ and Harlan E. McDaniel forfeit. td!tll U·fealurfni "Thtse t Gu,vs fatal m!Nke Wagner Paul E Tel"-"' •• ter ' .... N .~ge cars. mage to the vehicle. No charie eel a m.so bond for left o1 ' " w•... ..,, ' Q liTeS,. Wert ~· Wl.l filecl. new 1 :::~~~ :Omthe:;c~:~: ~etd!ntsmmger, ~a~':::~~tion ;e~ EDISON HOBSTEITER "I ins~ctors ••y. *POMEROY NATIONAL BANK' *. . Cou11t~ 1 Servmg Meig• !'or Over 94 Yean RUTLAND POMEROY Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - - - - - - - - - - -., 11 ' ' OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ----Six Fined by I WEATHER Be sure to see all the other turnlture on sale now -Stop In on the 2nd and Srd floor• -/ll, ~rnlt~ ~:~:nly marked - ~rowse around - Take your time and see ho w you can save:~ Ilvi~~,J= ~ ~~e delivery at dinette setA ~-la{nps - rugs .- pictures - appliances - Desk! a Y Elberfelds and yo~U want to know about Elberfeld• Sen slble Credit Service- Ask about lt. ! Meigs County Sheriff Rnbert C. Hartenbach said Gar) E. Van Meter, 28, Rl. I Reedsville, esca~d the crash needing no immediate medical attention. ·Rotarians Urged to Follow Club's Traditional Tests Elberfelds Toy Building they tell you the sale price every auite. The driver of a car that was twisted into a mass of metal In a ci>IJ'islon with a sl&21 bridge early today, walked away from the scene with onlv minor injuries, i I . Driver of This One Wa"lked Away with only Minor Hurts 'I We. tht> underslgnt'd direrlors attest the correct~ess of this re· port of cu ndtti on and dt>clare that it has been exammed by us and to the best of uur knowledge and belief is true and correct. ALI'RED M. ELBERFELD JANE LUCAS .I SAVE NOW - DURING THE JANUARY FURNITURE SALE OP' BEDROOM FURNITURE - A fine selection of styles In your choice of finishes, all nationallJ MEMORANDA ROBERTA TRUSSELL ' ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy . I SANDRA TUCKER ELBERFELDS JANUARY FURNITURE SALE TOTAL CAPITAL A\\ill 'NTS -------------- --486.90518 TOTAL LlAH!LITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $i,878,7o4.83 I Sizes: 8\12 in short, medium, and long. AT 1 weeks. There was no ex:plana- ' makers but hinted that the tion bul the lull coincided with Vietnamese war wa~ nune of the U.S. moratorium on bomb- their business. ing North Viet Nam. "No other nalion ls qualified Rusk 'oined Harriman in and . able to decide on our l . I destmy, mdependently of our SAIGON IUPI) - South Vlelnamese Premier Nguyen 1 Bangkok and arnved here will," he saJd in his annual Cao Ky conferred loday with Secretary of State. Dean Rusk today . to explatn the ~ace report. Ills audience broke iot•J on the U.S. peace offensive lhen told the nat>on "never ] offensove to the relurrant iXluth l ap~lause whe• he told them can we tolerate any interference harmful to our national YletnameSt. Togetht>r with •·under whatever circumstances SOvereignty " I A m b a ss a d or Henry Cahot h ld t b · i . . we s ou ourse ves e rtospofi.o 1Lodge they sat down m he•vtly sib! lor 0 d . 1 .. Rusk flew here with roving presidential envoy W. Aver· guarded presidential palace for i ..; •. ur ownf .e~ my.. 0 ell Harriman for talks with the South Vietnamese leaders the talks. I I'd ~ treasons ~- ~n e~n~~wna 1 50 1 a 1 Y we i:l e accepted who have demanded victory first and then talks with the · t s. Ky rna de h'Is pos1.1Ion t · t Rusk satd aflerwards lhey 1 and are grateful for the . Commu ms even s ronger m a s1a e h d . " · 1 1. lk" t · 1 .. d morat ' 1 · D ·1 th · t I a <.1 very In eres mg La . 1 rna ena , m1 Jtary an emnomo f th e umon message. esp1 e e restss 1a nee o peace ne· . .. . . . t' f So t11 v· t N d 1't ld 0 b Ky who had worn CIVJIJan j iC assistance from fnendly go Ja IOns u Ie am a.nnounc.e W{)U serve 3 cloth es for the t;1lh -- a natty countrie~: · Ky said. three and one bali aay cease·frre durmg Tet, the lunar new brown Sl ·t and ,., •ht b wn 1· 1 "B t tol •• ll g ro tc . u never can we era ~q year. ---changf'd info hi~ wartime any interrerence harmful to our The develepmenl!! came as Viet Nam between United fat1gu es for his speech to the national sovereign!>' or any milftary sources disclosed there ! States and regular North nauon. He gave polite thanks to1decision at. variance with our had been no contact in South Vietnamese troops £or £our l the would·be foreign peace people's a~piration s ., 1 Regular Salt Price Prico I Pair 6 Poln 1_SATURDAY _ _ _ __ on Tut:':s•i<> v to comp!ele the signing ur ·la~t year 's regular 300.000.00 Rusk, Harriman Confer on • Nam's Demands South VIet fo save on your favorife sfockin~. THE 15TH Outlir•l1 ders Rusly Srnub and L. Maye signed their 1966 CUJ tracts with the Houston Astrno,: Remain Untouched Don't miss fhlt once-a-ytar opporfunily HALF-PRICE TOY SALE summer, induding Disneyland · ) A d ~sst•r t cour.;;e was served by 1the hoslt·ss to St'Ven m~mbe r:-. outfitld . Centerfielder Jimmy Wynn had signed earlit>r. Sraub, the rightfrelder, batted .256 last season, and Maye, who played Iell, hit .251. saturday, january JS .• thrv , . safurJay, ;anwry 22 County Court eeo:w. c:eater. �.. . ' • I I jl Panthers Put 60-55 Defeat on Middleport fi'EAM .w.. ··MF.I Wellsotn • , ···-····· NelsonVIlle ... _ ... Athens "9 8 . .••• , •• , • , 7 Jackson ......... .. '5 Logan . . ••••••••••••• Middleport .. ·- ..... . Pomeroy ....... . . Gallipolis .. . VAR8ITY TEAM 3 3 z 5e~tinel, --- -- Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 , .Tan 15, 19611--3 - Chandler Quit~ i11 Huff over Castoffs AlL STABS NEW YORK (UPI) - A. I • e. SVAC Standings 1 SVAC STANDINGS 1 IIVAC AIJ.. GAMES STEAM WLPOP 3 Eastern 7 3 624 469 4 Southwestern .. · 5 4 480 493 8 Kyger Creek .. · 5 4 498 5115 6 North Galha 3 6 458 508 7 Hannan Trace 2 8 589 656 W Nelsonville ... .. .. . Wellston ........ -.... Athens ... ......... Jackson........... .... Logan . .. , .. .. ....... __ Galltpolls .. ., .......... . Middleport . . .. .. .. .• Pomeroy RESERVES 6 6 5 5 3 I I 1 w TEAM Ja ck~n 7 Logan . ............ _,_ Athens ..... ... .. .. Wellston ..•. - .. , .. , _ .. Galltpohs ............ .. Nelsonvtlle .. .. .. •.. .. .. . Pomeroy .. .. .. .. .. . Middleport .. .. ... • . Hospital News Dally 5 4 3 3 2 2 1 Hlgb School Scores Sent Spts. ea AREA BASKETBALL Zanesville Rosecrans 88 SCORING Sky' ue 72 !As of Jan. 10, 1918) Masvillo 69 Philo 56 SEO LEAGUE New Ccnoord 62 Rosev1 lie 35 Name Team Gls Fth Pis 0 Avg lliesden 69 New Lexmgton 60 E Jaoobs, W. 62 !3 141 6 24.5 Stockport 117 Adamsville 57 P Anderson, G 54 22 130 6 21 7 Woodsfield 80 Powhatan 65 M Wren, A 46 29 121 6 20 2 Miller 82 G Stobart, M 45 31 121 6 20 2 New Lexmgton St Aloystus 54 L Mitchell, G SO 13 U3 6 18.B Celdwell 82 B Moore, M 36 35 107 a 17 8 Morietta Sl Marys 68 S Schultz, N Be 23 95 s 15 8 Glooster 70 Shade 62 B Simpson, P 31 24 94 6 15 7 Belpre 84 Warren Local 65 B Richard, N 31 18 91 6 15 2 Newport 67 Fort Frye !i9 A Hol!apfel W 34 23 91 6 15 2 Steubenvtlle 62 East Liverpool 61 MID-OHIO VALLEY Bridgeport 89 Name Team Glo 11m pis G Avg. Martms Ferry 60 M Hale, M 25 8 58 3 19 3 Shadys1de 52 Barnesville 43 C Kmght, E 21 8 50 3 16 7 Lancaster 1-'enwJck 73 S. Cundiff, Re 18 16 48 3 16 0 Fatrfleld Umon 71 R Black, Rd 16 15 47 3 15 7 Carrol 59 Liberty Umon 56 C Eichinger, E 18 7 43 3 14 3 Muwnl Trace 79 Ctrclevllle 6& R Dam, Rd. 16 II 43 3 14 3 CmcmnaU A1k£n 63 R Calvin, Rd. 18 19 41 3 13 7 Cmcmnat1 Western Hills 57 R LJttle. Rd 15 II 41 3 13 7 The Plams 81 S Badgley, E IS 9 39 3 13 0 Carthage - Troy 58 R Redmon, W 21 8 SO 3 12 5 York 47 Rome-Canaan 44 M - McArthur; Rt - Rut- Ames-Bern 84 Waterloo 65 land, Rd - Rutland: W - Wa- Allensville 68 Hamden 59 bama Laurelville 101 Zaleski 65 OVERAlL STANDINGS Beaver 1i8 McArthur 37 Teem W L Team Opp Cleveland East 'fl>ch 57 Wellston .. .. . 8 I 723 524 Cleveland East 63 NelsonVIlle .. -.. 8 I 579 481 Reynoldsburg 60 Albany .... · 10 2 929 633 Columbus Rosary 38 Ames-Bern ".. 10 809 630 Wilmulol!ton 77 Athens 7 2 593 473 Washington Ccurt House 40 McArthur 6 2 448 378 B1g Walnut 70 MI. Gllead 36 Brown-Zaleski . 8 4 773 771 Waverly 5.1 New Boston 49 GlouaiA!r ", -. •• 6 3 600 545 Portsmouth West 85 Eastern ..... •. 5 3 563 418 Northwest 77 Rutland .. .. .. . 6 3 529 523 II noelersburg 59 Mmlord 58 Chai!IICey-Dovtr 7 4 761 723 Columbus Linden 63 IA(!an . .. •-. I I 465 4911 Columbus West 49 Laurei..W. "" . 8 6 982 731 Cclumbus East 57 Jaeboa .• .. .. .. 4 I f07 402 Columbo& Eastmoor fe Miller ...... - . · I I 503 501 Colwnbus Central 61 LOI ANGELES fi]Pt) - Tbt Watarklo ........ t I 785 818 Columbus South 69 Western Conference's domtu- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -Carthage-Troy • I 5 667 704 Columbus Whetsto110 1% lion ov" its Eastern nuntarAlleuvllle . .. I 8 872 911 Manon FrankUn 89 parts was expected to continue Point PleaMt 3 I 527 &Of Cclumbus North 101 Sunday when ali-Sillr' teams Mldtllaport - .. I I 481 473 Cclumhus Walaut Ridge 71 from the two National Football Wilton ...... • 4 7 638 733 Whitehall 62 Worthington 54 Leagoe divisions meet in the Coach John Wickline's Kyger ard Bradbury was hlgb for Ky- Ha•son, U4 Totals, 31).~ llamdf!ll - .. •·• I t 180 1032 Upper Arlington 75 16th annual Pro Bowl football Creek Bobcats, beblnd Chuck ger Creek w1th 17 while Don HANNAN TRACE (A) Racine ... ... I 6 409 466 Mt Vernon 70 ge!l141. Leacit'a 29 poillts, downed the Saunders led Hannan Trace wtth BelviUe, 4-1-9, Bickel, 1.._1; l.be Plallll ... - I ' 814 651 Urbana 7!1 Grandview 80 Coach Vilce Lombardi's West Hannan Trace Wildoats 8(l.j!6 9. Damels, ~I Murdock, 4-IG-18; York .... I 7 651 606 Delaware Ha 'e> '" " ••Y ill Fr aa ·'""t t "--emil '"-II 7-3-17 i Cremeens, •,..,. • ... ~; l!Gm.C ' kam was a touchdown favonte I Y ....,.. a ma• e •·• ~ , "'D'ID • 1 f 501 570 Groveport 61 London 51 to beat the East for the third move Into a secoAd place tie KYGER CREEK (80) Harr!SoB, 0.:1-2 Tolalo X-ISM Galllpolle · .. · 2 6 451 649 Grove C1ty S4 Wesli!rv1lle f3 straight time. football follow- wdh the idle Southwestern High- Leach, 12-f>.211, Tyo, &-t-:!1, Score by quarten 61 ~= :::~·: ~ ~ ~~:a u~'~S8 (ot) ers said that despite !be a!mnd- landers In !be Southern Valley Spaulding, U-10> Whobrey,~ Kyg..- Creek 1f 40 eJ 10 81lce of Cleveland Brown• Athlellc Conference Varsity race Craddock, ~; Hall 4-0-8; HaDII8D TraOJt 13 25 44 IMI Shl!de .. .. •.. .. I I SID 711 CaiiBI Wincl!e8tar 105 llarr-Was)llngton I 11 fM 1148 Columbus Academy 82 talent on the East !Bam, the Lanny Tyo flnlshed witb S1 a.terblll Columbus St. Mary 51 West has sho"" Its superiority. pomta and Mike Spaulding had Marioa I I f5J 887 Cclumbds Umverslty 61 Includmg the NFL cbampum- 10 as the Bobcabl took a first llllOAL LEAGUE Lancaster 59 Newark 5 4 ship and the Playoff Bowl game, period lead ol 17·13 and lltea TEAM W L T - Opp Lancaster 59 N'ewark M the West bad won 15 of 16 meet- Jed all the way_ It was a rough Welllloa ... - .. 1 1 453 345 Cbllllcethe 69 Ironto• 57 lugs mlb the East lhil season. and tumble game as officials Alheu .. .. •.. 1 1 197 112 Zlnetvill4 17 Marietta f3 whistled 17 personal fouls, 25 NellollviUt •••• 6 1 365 333 Sheridan 87 Crooksvtlle 65 Greyhounds Winnen on Kyger Creek lltd D on Jad<a .. ,_, 4 2 380 S!l Paiat Valley 81 Unito 78 Hannan Trace. Lopa ._.. ,,, .. I I S20 316 VARSITY Tom Murdock led lite WildMiddlepert •• •• 1 I 350 1191 Jackson ...... ·. 6 0 2711 UM GALIJPOIJS (521 cats' scoring with 18 polnta while Gallipolis ..... . 1 5 342 356 Athens .. _. "' 3 3 248 241 Mitchell 7-2-16, Gilkey 142; Dan Hall backed him up wtth l'omeroy .. .. .. 0 6 306 459 Wellston ....... 3 3 198 198 J . Gilmore 142; Brown :!o0o4; 17. Terry Cremee~~~ got 12 and SeeThe MIJ).OIDO VALLEY Pomeroy ....... 2 4 220 255 Ander0011, 11-1-23: D. Gilmore Roeer Belville 9. relllli · W L,.... 0, Nelsonville .. .. 2 4 214 ;as 2-0-4: B. Smith, 0.1-t. Totals 24 Six players left via the perLine llcArtltur ..... 1 0 1111 Uil GaiUpolia ...... 2 4 193 237 f-62. son.al fould reute. Kyger Creek Elllenl ....... 1 19t~;:1M Middleport . ·, 0 8 11'1 293 NEL"'NVVLLE (9t) lost Lanny Tyo and Jerry HaiL lltdlantl , ....•. I 1 187 't8l MOVC (RESERVI LEAGUE) Richards 12-4-28: Daugherty Hannan Trace ended up playbtg JlleiDf ....... 1 2 12t 170 Team 'W L ~ Opp 1-1-3; Harold 4-2-10; Schultz 5-I with only three meo oa tbe .1..1 Wlllama ...... t 4 212 26' WshBIIIO ... _ _. 3 1 181 1M 11; llayoes 7-1-15; OJrrlcan 1• Ooor. The Wildcats lost Roy UWR. t.. . i :. .1l L ,._. Opp RuUIItd ...... 2 I 108 103 0.2. Totals, 30-HB. Bickel, Dave Daniels, Tom JllllOAJ. (1111:81!RVE LEAGUEt Racine ........ 2 1 1fT 89 Score by quarters: Murdock and Terry Cremeens. a..-::tf:..'\&l.ltlltL~ teQa , W L TMm Opp Eastel'll ...... · I 2 104 97 Galllpolts .. .. .. . 10 20 M 52 Kyger Creeks' n!Sei'Ves dcnm· stwllll fa • ~ o, \ePa ......... I f llJ 1Z1 McArthur -· ... 0 I 86 121 NelsonvUie .. ·...... 16 30 44 lit etl the llHit Wlldcall33-27. Jlkb. ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, West Figures ,arters t .·. t M 48 78 -.. S1 liS 49 65 By United Pn!sa International Penn 88 Harvard 65 Prmceton 74 Dartmouth 52 Colgate 76 Buffalo 74 Beckley 109 Blue!Jeld 104 Maryland St. 1112 Va Uruon 93 Lak• Forest 91 Elmhurst 76 Kenyon Tl Cleveland St 75 Mankato 78 Moorhead 68 UCLA 75 Calilorrua 66 Sao Fran 97 Loyola (Cahf) 85 Stanford 73 Southorn Cal. 64 Santa Clara 88 Pepperdine 79 fiNEST SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE ONE.OAY SIRVICI ON REQUEST Robinson's cr••,.,.. • or Pame1 Uao Our Proo Porlclnt Lat To Win Again In Star Match I !' I Bobcats Triumph in Foul-infested Match :: 67 .._,.vwe YOU Mm THE II.OOSEVELT TROTS WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI) The eighth ediUon of the famed Roosevelt Jntenta!Ional Tr"' wiD highlight Roosevelt Racewo ay'a 52-nl&ht summer meet; May 25-July 2:1, II IYal AUSSII SWIM MARK SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) MlchiH!I Wenden, 16, ••I the Australian swlmmmg record for the 101).meter lreeslyle Friday with a S4 f clocld... TM old record was St.l 111 bJ John Devitt In 1957. NICEST PEOPlE ON A HONDA A HFW WAY TO UW ~AND Wldllllle ., .......... V..C "og ' I l ''lliiii}QI.lllisJ Pllllotul~ • litq8 8IIIIIIP of - '-1 ~ t lias a f I :t ssl 6• of Gilt ......... M - -. 1'0tl PA.'I NO mm·tr at lf'S ....... tast eJ If W.O. W ~ s Wapa, Cycl8 Sal81 ... w at ' • ....... Dll!lr ... S..'f«<lr ••• liar Olr f ' I Ordlr ' I ..... a I I• ==-.::-:1~-• at • 7 le« order FuR H-- IIC Pomeroy Cement Block Co. WY Nlfi--WY Nl79 .......,. 0. .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...... PILLIIM �.. . ' • I I jl Panthers Put 60-55 Defeat on Middleport fi'EAM .w.. ··MF.I Wellsotn • , ···-····· NelsonVIlle ... _ ... Athens "9 8 . .••• , •• , • , 7 Jackson ......... .. '5 Logan . . ••••••••••••• Middleport .. ·- ..... . Pomeroy ....... . . Gallipolis .. . VAR8ITY TEAM 3 3 z 5e~tinel, --- -- Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 , .Tan 15, 19611--3 - Chandler Quit~ i11 Huff over Castoffs AlL STABS NEW YORK (UPI) - A. I • e. SVAC Standings 1 SVAC STANDINGS 1 IIVAC AIJ.. GAMES STEAM WLPOP 3 Eastern 7 3 624 469 4 Southwestern .. · 5 4 480 493 8 Kyger Creek .. · 5 4 498 5115 6 North Galha 3 6 458 508 7 Hannan Trace 2 8 589 656 W Nelsonville ... .. .. . Wellston ........ -.... Athens ... ......... Jackson........... .... Logan . .. , .. .. ....... __ Galltpolls .. ., .......... . Middleport . . .. .. .. .• Pomeroy RESERVES 6 6 5 5 3 I I 1 w TEAM Ja ck~n 7 Logan . ............ _,_ Athens ..... ... .. .. Wellston ..•. - .. , .. , _ .. Galltpohs ............ .. Nelsonvtlle .. .. .. •.. .. .. . Pomeroy .. .. .. .. .. . Middleport .. .. ... • . Hospital News Dally 5 4 3 3 2 2 1 Hlgb School Scores Sent Spts. ea AREA BASKETBALL Zanesville Rosecrans 88 SCORING Sky' ue 72 !As of Jan. 10, 1918) Masvillo 69 Philo 56 SEO LEAGUE New Ccnoord 62 Rosev1 lie 35 Name Team Gls Fth Pis 0 Avg lliesden 69 New Lexmgton 60 E Jaoobs, W. 62 !3 141 6 24.5 Stockport 117 Adamsville 57 P Anderson, G 54 22 130 6 21 7 Woodsfield 80 Powhatan 65 M Wren, A 46 29 121 6 20 2 Miller 82 G Stobart, M 45 31 121 6 20 2 New Lexmgton St Aloystus 54 L Mitchell, G SO 13 U3 6 18.B Celdwell 82 B Moore, M 36 35 107 a 17 8 Morietta Sl Marys 68 S Schultz, N Be 23 95 s 15 8 Glooster 70 Shade 62 B Simpson, P 31 24 94 6 15 7 Belpre 84 Warren Local 65 B Richard, N 31 18 91 6 15 2 Newport 67 Fort Frye !i9 A Hol!apfel W 34 23 91 6 15 2 Steubenvtlle 62 East Liverpool 61 MID-OHIO VALLEY Bridgeport 89 Name Team Glo 11m pis G Avg. Martms Ferry 60 M Hale, M 25 8 58 3 19 3 Shadys1de 52 Barnesville 43 C Kmght, E 21 8 50 3 16 7 Lancaster 1-'enwJck 73 S. Cundiff, Re 18 16 48 3 16 0 Fatrfleld Umon 71 R Black, Rd 16 15 47 3 15 7 Carrol 59 Liberty Umon 56 C Eichinger, E 18 7 43 3 14 3 Muwnl Trace 79 Ctrclevllle 6& R Dam, Rd. 16 II 43 3 14 3 CmcmnaU A1k£n 63 R Calvin, Rd. 18 19 41 3 13 7 Cmcmnat1 Western Hills 57 R LJttle. Rd 15 II 41 3 13 7 The Plams 81 S Badgley, E IS 9 39 3 13 0 Carthage - Troy 58 R Redmon, W 21 8 SO 3 12 5 York 47 Rome-Canaan 44 M - McArthur; Rt - Rut- Ames-Bern 84 Waterloo 65 land, Rd - Rutland: W - Wa- Allensville 68 Hamden 59 bama Laurelville 101 Zaleski 65 OVERAlL STANDINGS Beaver 1i8 McArthur 37 Teem W L Team Opp Cleveland East 'fl>ch 57 Wellston .. .. . 8 I 723 524 Cleveland East 63 NelsonVIlle .. -.. 8 I 579 481 Reynoldsburg 60 Albany .... · 10 2 929 633 Columbus Rosary 38 Ames-Bern ".. 10 809 630 Wilmulol!ton 77 Athens 7 2 593 473 Washington Ccurt House 40 McArthur 6 2 448 378 B1g Walnut 70 MI. Gllead 36 Brown-Zaleski . 8 4 773 771 Waverly 5.1 New Boston 49 GlouaiA!r ", -. •• 6 3 600 545 Portsmouth West 85 Eastern ..... •. 5 3 563 418 Northwest 77 Rutland .. .. .. . 6 3 529 523 II noelersburg 59 Mmlord 58 Chai!IICey-Dovtr 7 4 761 723 Columbus Linden 63 IA(!an . .. •-. I I 465 4911 Columbus West 49 Laurei..W. "" . 8 6 982 731 Cclumbus East 57 Jaeboa .• .. .. .. 4 I f07 402 Columbo& Eastmoor fe Miller ...... - . · I I 503 501 Colwnbus Central 61 LOI ANGELES fi]Pt) - Tbt Watarklo ........ t I 785 818 Columbus South 69 Western Conference's domtu- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -Carthage-Troy • I 5 667 704 Columbus Whetsto110 1% lion ov" its Eastern nuntarAlleuvllle . .. I 8 872 911 Manon FrankUn 89 parts was expected to continue Point PleaMt 3 I 527 &Of Cclumbus North 101 Sunday when ali-Sillr' teams Mldtllaport - .. I I 481 473 Cclumhus Walaut Ridge 71 from the two National Football Wilton ...... • 4 7 638 733 Whitehall 62 Worthington 54 Leagoe divisions meet in the Coach John Wickline's Kyger ard Bradbury was hlgb for Ky- Ha•son, U4 Totals, 31).~ llamdf!ll - .. •·• I t 180 1032 Upper Arlington 75 16th annual Pro Bowl football Creek Bobcats, beblnd Chuck ger Creek w1th 17 while Don HANNAN TRACE (A) Racine ... ... I 6 409 466 Mt Vernon 70 ge!l141. Leacit'a 29 poillts, downed the Saunders led Hannan Trace wtth BelviUe, 4-1-9, Bickel, 1.._1; l.be Plallll ... - I ' 814 651 Urbana 7!1 Grandview 80 Coach Vilce Lombardi's West Hannan Trace Wildoats 8(l.j!6 9. Damels, ~I Murdock, 4-IG-18; York .... I 7 651 606 Delaware Ha 'e> '" " ••Y ill Fr aa ·'""t t "--emil '"-II 7-3-17 i Cremeens, •,..,. • ... ~; l!Gm.C ' kam was a touchdown favonte I Y ....,.. a ma• e •·• ~ , "'D'ID • 1 f 501 570 Groveport 61 London 51 to beat the East for the third move Into a secoAd place tie KYGER CREEK (80) Harr!SoB, 0.:1-2 Tolalo X-ISM Galllpolle · .. · 2 6 451 649 Grove C1ty S4 Wesli!rv1lle f3 straight time. football follow- wdh the idle Southwestern High- Leach, 12-f>.211, Tyo, &-t-:!1, Score by quarten 61 ~= :::~·: ~ ~ ~~:a u~'~S8 (ot) ers said that despite !be a!mnd- landers In !be Southern Valley Spaulding, U-10> Whobrey,~ Kyg..- Creek 1f 40 eJ 10 81lce of Cleveland Brown• Athlellc Conference Varsity race Craddock, ~; Hall 4-0-8; HaDII8D TraOJt 13 25 44 IMI Shl!de .. .. •.. .. I I SID 711 CaiiBI Wincl!e8tar 105 llarr-Was)llngton I 11 fM 1148 Columbus Academy 82 talent on the East !Bam, the Lanny Tyo flnlshed witb S1 a.terblll Columbus St. Mary 51 West has sho"" Its superiority. pomta and Mike Spaulding had Marioa I I f5J 887 Cclumbds Umverslty 61 Includmg the NFL cbampum- 10 as the Bobcabl took a first llllOAL LEAGUE Lancaster 59 Newark 5 4 ship and the Playoff Bowl game, period lead ol 17·13 and lltea TEAM W L T - Opp Lancaster 59 N'ewark M the West bad won 15 of 16 meet- Jed all the way_ It was a rough Welllloa ... - .. 1 1 453 345 Cbllllcethe 69 Ironto• 57 lugs mlb the East lhil season. and tumble game as officials Alheu .. .. •.. 1 1 197 112 Zlnetvill4 17 Marietta f3 whistled 17 personal fouls, 25 NellollviUt •••• 6 1 365 333 Sheridan 87 Crooksvtlle 65 Greyhounds Winnen on Kyger Creek lltd D on Jad<a .. ,_, 4 2 380 S!l Paiat Valley 81 Unito 78 Hannan Trace. Lopa ._.. ,,, .. I I S20 316 VARSITY Tom Murdock led lite WildMiddlepert •• •• 1 I 350 1191 Jackson ...... ·. 6 0 2711 UM GALIJPOIJS (521 cats' scoring with 18 polnta while Gallipolis ..... . 1 5 342 356 Athens .. _. "' 3 3 248 241 Mitchell 7-2-16, Gilkey 142; Dan Hall backed him up wtth l'omeroy .. .. .. 0 6 306 459 Wellston ....... 3 3 198 198 J . Gilmore 142; Brown :!o0o4; 17. Terry Cremee~~~ got 12 and SeeThe MIJ).OIDO VALLEY Pomeroy ....... 2 4 220 255 Ander0011, 11-1-23: D. Gilmore Roeer Belville 9. relllli · W L,.... 0, Nelsonville .. .. 2 4 214 ;as 2-0-4: B. Smith, 0.1-t. Totals 24 Six players left via the perLine llcArtltur ..... 1 0 1111 Uil GaiUpolia ...... 2 4 193 237 f-62. son.al fould reute. Kyger Creek Elllenl ....... 1 19t~;:1M Middleport . ·, 0 8 11'1 293 NEL"'NVVLLE (9t) lost Lanny Tyo and Jerry HaiL lltdlantl , ....•. I 1 187 't8l MOVC (RESERVI LEAGUE) Richards 12-4-28: Daugherty Hannan Trace ended up playbtg JlleiDf ....... 1 2 12t 170 Team 'W L ~ Opp 1-1-3; Harold 4-2-10; Schultz 5-I with only three meo oa tbe .1..1 Wlllama ...... t 4 212 26' WshBIIIO ... _ _. 3 1 181 1M 11; llayoes 7-1-15; OJrrlcan 1• Ooor. The Wildcats lost Roy UWR. t.. . i :. .1l L ,._. Opp RuUIItd ...... 2 I 108 103 0.2. Totals, 30-HB. Bickel, Dave Daniels, Tom JllllOAJ. (1111:81!RVE LEAGUEt Racine ........ 2 1 1fT 89 Score by quarters: Murdock and Terry Cremeens. a..-::tf:..'\&l.ltlltL~ teQa , W L TMm Opp Eastel'll ...... · I 2 104 97 Galllpolts .. .. .. . 10 20 M 52 Kyger Creeks' n!Sei'Ves dcnm· stwllll fa • ~ o, \ePa ......... I f llJ 1Z1 McArthur -· ... 0 I 86 121 NelsonvUie .. ·...... 16 30 44 lit etl the llHit Wlldcall33-27. Jlkb. ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, West Figures ,arters t .·. t M 48 78 -.. S1 liS 49 65 By United Pn!sa International Penn 88 Harvard 65 Prmceton 74 Dartmouth 52 Colgate 76 Buffalo 74 Beckley 109 Blue!Jeld 104 Maryland St. 1112 Va Uruon 93 Lak• Forest 91 Elmhurst 76 Kenyon Tl Cleveland St 75 Mankato 78 Moorhead 68 UCLA 75 Calilorrua 66 Sao Fran 97 Loyola (Cahf) 85 Stanford 73 Southorn Cal. 64 Santa Clara 88 Pepperdine 79 fiNEST SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE ONE.OAY SIRVICI ON REQUEST Robinson's cr••,.,.. • or Pame1 Uao Our Proo Porlclnt Lat To Win Again In Star Match I !' I Bobcats Triumph in Foul-infested Match :: 67 .._,.vwe YOU Mm THE II.OOSEVELT TROTS WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI) The eighth ediUon of the famed Roosevelt Jntenta!Ional Tr"' wiD highlight Roosevelt Racewo ay'a 52-nl&ht summer meet; May 25-July 2:1, II IYal AUSSII SWIM MARK SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) MlchiH!I Wenden, 16, ••I the Australian swlmmmg record for the 101).meter lreeslyle Friday with a S4 f clocld... TM old record was St.l 111 bJ John Devitt In 1957. NICEST PEOPlE ON A HONDA A HFW WAY TO UW ~AND Wldllllle ., .......... V..C "og ' I l ''lliiii}QI.lllisJ Pllllotul~ • litq8 8IIIIIIP of - '-1 ~ t lias a f I :t ssl 6• of Gilt ......... M - -. 1'0tl PA.'I NO mm·tr at lf'S ....... tast eJ If W.O. W ~ s Wapa, Cycl8 Sal81 ... w at ' • ....... Dll!lr ... S..'f«<lr ••• liar Olr f ' I Ordlr ' I ..... a I I• ==-.::-:1~-• at • 7 le« order FuR H-- IIC Pomeroy Cement Block Co. WY Nlfi--WY Nl79 .......,. 0. .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...... PILLIIM �: . " ., ;~ Jacobs Sparks We IIston to Victory ! • Eddie Jacobs, 6.() senior is 9-1 in aU games and Athens guard poured in 23 points Fri- has a 1-3 overall record. day night at Wellston as the The Bulldogs, paced by Dick Golden Rockets downed the Adams with 18 and Todd SnyAthens Bulldogs 17-6! to remain der_ with 17, took a 17-10 first In strong contention for lirsl period lead, and went ahead place in the southeastern Ath- 2<f-10 early in the second period letic League Race. on M1ke Wren's three-point play. Thoo win places the Rockets J~cobs put Wellston ahead 25In a first place tle with Nel•un- 24 m the second period and tbe rille victors Friday night ~ver Rockets were never headed. - Gallipolis. Both teams are 6-1 Wellston led 35-32 at halflime, 'In SEOAL play while Wellston and 55-46 at the end of three periods. The Rockets opened up ' ens defeated Wellston 38-35. a 20-polnt margin, 73-:i3, w1th I ATHENS 1611 about three minteo to go. Adams 6-HB; Heady 6-I-! 3; Help!~ Jacobs with the Snyder 7·3-17; Wren 3-5 -!I; Rockets scormg . were G"'g Wnght <f-2-2. Totals, 22-17-fil. Jordan Wllh t7 pomts and AnWELLSTON 1771 dy Holzapfel and Gary Stabler Holzapfel, 3-4-10 ; Gilliland 4each with 10. 0.8, _Stabler 4-2-10, _Jacobs 111Athens had two other players 3-23, Hayburn o-_1-1_' Benscher, In. the reserve cont!!St, Ath- 4-U. Totals, 32 13 77. dy fmisbed wtth IS pomts and Srore by quurters . Mike Wren had 11. Alhens · · · · · · · · · · 17 32 45 ~ 1 In the reserve sontes~ Ath· Wellston .... . · .. 10 35 5li_ ol 4-Dally senuner, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., lan. -AiiJ!iovtll • • · • lfl, 1988 $61.8 Million In Highway Construetion In Five Appalachian States is Approved 'T ~~ Dally Sen!ID81, ~lllllllleporl, 0., lu. lt, 1988 I ..,...,_ ..!!jllt:.toJ!v~~ trntmenl coomly •~ .... WASHINGTON (UP! I - The Appalachian Regional Commlsolon, at Ill monthly meet· la~::r tol.ll of tN0,201 1 alallbr ing Friday, approved 76.3 miles of highway conatructl~n project• In five otatet that will at cost an estimated $618 million. Of the total, $4ll.2 million_,. acheduled to be provided ol ~ee, under the Appalachian Regional Development program In f1scal 1986-67. The remainder KlloiVDII IIIII ID ~g ADD $61.8 MILLION BOTH I - --------- :-.-· . ~I ,1elilmc>The projects Include: !8.6 Nprlh Carohna at a total cost of In _separate altiOIIS, the tom- buDdlnCUDinnl Cookeville. miles In Kentucky at a cost of $16 m!lhon, mcludmg $ll.3_ mll- miSSIOn also. lo&l~ed ty'rJN,._'fi!J ~--1 111.3 million of which $79 m•l- hen m AppalachJBn funds, 8.5 -Adopted I set of criteria to lor the construction of a lfW· lion \\ill be in Appalahh•an pl'o- miles In Ohio at a total cost ?f I t in the administration of treatment plant in Montgram money; WI miles In 1127 million, incl~ding $8.8 mil- ~: $e million health procram ag~ Pl. 9 - ·· • ~ ~-,-• . ·~ • ..,. lion m A~palachlan funds; 137 rovlded to old hOilpltall In Ap- 10'lbeii'J-Iary of COIIUI*ce miles m V~rgmlB, at a total cost P 1 h' .., filial approval to all ~ of 188 _million, induding $6: ~a..:'lp:roved land treatment a;u'O:.~alon'• aellonl be~ ~~~h~n ~u!prala~~~~n v!:g~f; piMs for New Y?"k, Vi~ ~ 111ey ean be tmpl.-led. .~ at a total cost of $12.6 million and Alaba,ma which t~lnl : , I including $88 million in Appa· the federa govenunen • · • • f d bon. OP THE Miss Greta Horden, former Iac h••n un s. -Approved a U mile 1oc:a1 WARRIORS Middleport "'sident and SIS· access road in Scott and Wise Mon., TuN., Wed., Fri. l-IAS BGEN ter of Mrs. George Skinner of Mrs. Ray McDade is counties, va 9 A.M. to S P.M. ;4 SIVER Rocksprings Rd. and Dr. Cecil Hosleu to WSCS Approved a resolution oulbor· Thun. 9 AM t• 1 PM Horden of Columbus, is con!zing the Kentucky Area Develfined to Ben Franklin Hospital The Letart Falls WSCS held opment Office to design a work Seturdey in Columbus. She is in room its Jan. meeting at t~e home plan for urban studies in central 9AMto9PM 104 for friends who would like of Mr>. Ray McDade. 1 he meet- Appalachian at a cost ol$40,000, to remember her with cards. ing was opened with Prayer - Approved a grant of $54,722 Roush~$'$hf)t Mr and Mrs. Skinner were in by Hose McDade. Scripture was in federal funds lor coiiBtrucUon Col~mbus Tuesday to visil with read by Marg1e Hunt. The buSJ- of an airport at Mount Airy, N. Middleport her. ness meeting was pres1cred over (C~='=~======.J~~~~~=::! Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bradbury by Orpha Hill and a report ~ · "' left Friday for a vacation in wt~s given on the sale of rugs. Florida. 1 The group had made cookies Charter No. 9815 Mr. and Mrs. Bob llead and for all the sick and shutin's. REPORT OF CONDmON OF children, Terry, Jame and John Mrs. Nora Cross had the proof Apple Grove. W. Va. were I gram Present wore Inez Hill, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lois Bell, Nora Cross, Orpha Jack SlaW! and daughler Wed- Hill. Margery Rouse, and MarOP RACINI nesday evening. gle Hunt. Lunch was served by In tbe Stale of Ohio At the Clolt of Business on Decem\f Ill Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mattox Mrs. McDade. The Pebruary !96~. Pubhshed in Responoe To Call Mjte .~ ~r:'/~~~: er 0 of Nitro, W. Va. spent Thurs- meeling will be at the home the Currency, Under Section 8211, U. S. ev• · doy with his parenls. Mr. and of Erma filii . A8 SET S Mrs. Carl Mattox. They visiu.J 1- cash, balances with othor banka, and cash $ IBB,Ma2 ., at Holzer Hospital with Mrs. · iteDII In Procell cl. collection. - --· --- -- ·-- .. · ·7 Eustace WJison. who IS recup81f direct andGovernment guaranteed oblia:ahona, , ..................•. , 498,117.49 United States ::::;:;; William Russell. , erating from surgerv. Obll&atians of SU~ta and J10l~tieaJ$ gu ~) visiona .... ::::~ This was an organization al; Mi" Scherry Hicks, who Is ' Loans and dtscounli toverdrall · .......... U 1487 d' c 1 b · d I Ftxedosaets ................................... •~ 8 meeling and Mrs. Martm OhISS employe m A urn US, IS spen Other '"''' -- .. " ..... .................... " . 1,7 .02 lmgof'r was elected as circle leading Ihe weekend with her pa-! · · 2288 1 d Mgrs. Dana ld ToTAL AssETS ··· ···· ···-·· ··· · ·· · · •.••. · st.•BS· · 1 nD"t SHOWER I\II'S 1'h omas ~unnstea d. Mrs. er , Mrs. Edna Burris' reoor der l h ren Hi ts k , th edRev. anD a featlll'•1$ 1• ' Miss PhyiUs Batrv. hl'ide ;, tllJam Gress. Mrs L I o y d and Mrs. Otto_Gnmm, treas•:•- Mr. & Mrs. Howard G: Hous c s an son, ou . L I A 8 I L I T I E II 1 De rut deposltl of individuals 1 Ier Program Jeaders and host- of Racine are announcmg the ' The Rev· M. E. Dawson has . for t I1e vear were se Icc t-I approachmg . . marnage . '' ;' returned from Lakeside , Ohio • rnapartnershi ps, and corpora t! ona ..... , , •. •• , . . $ .00?11861 K H F.MBryant.~ W'll rs. esses ••Ject of. Cliffo!'d . \'o'l. ""' 1hon -1Housh. ' ·I 1 llrs. of the1r • · orect with a mtscr!!aneou;; s 10w- 1' t' vm napp, rs. I Iam h - b ght ·terns d h R becc F e to ' where be- was part of a studv 'fime and 5avinlii:s deposits of individuals, . ' aug ter, e a ay . , . partnenhlps, and corporation. ............. . 1H,lti.Ol 1 S II P0 •ell Mrs Clvde foley ed T e group rou er on uesday e~enmg " I. , · .' · · · . ' to .help make Activiti-Kits to be Virgil Gary Grlfnth, son of I team on the Gospel of St. John, I Depoalll of United Statea Governme~t ._ ....... .. 92&.18 Paul's Lutheran Chu!'Ch Wllll 's • ~lrsr \\illtam Mrs. sent to Re fugee Ch'ld Gerald -' De~•lts and poll"-alsubdivislOIII .... .. R · · Powell, M Jo., W'lr 1 ren. Rev ~A ward G1r1'ff'lh 1 , an d the J· planned by the BIShop · ........ of s•-teo ... ~ f4,043.93 1 Ml's, Cecil Dlmcaa nnd Mrs. ;· . l. e!lmn·e. · rs. . Jam late· Helen Griffith. , Ensley. , TOTAL DEPOSITS .............. $1J!07,812.24 Wi lliam McPa!'land os hoslcss-lo"'tbb.sG. Mrs. ~~A. NSmtotl.,ll~lrs. Thu>e attending were Mrs. The open church wedding will I ' (a) Total demand depooill ....... $ 5\1.7211.!!3 "· TI1e refreshm en t and gt fl ta-1 In .rurun ..nrs. . · em, Marlin Ohlinger, Mrs: Harry take place at !:30 p:m. at the I FIRST CHILD B\IJ\N ble~ were rovered w1 lh wh1 te \1rs. Burrell Daws01.. M~s. L.1yne, Mrs. Edna ~u~ns, Mts. Letart MethodJst church Sun- 1 Cpl. and Mrs. Walter Murray (b I Total lime and 1&9i1Jp 4epooill I 790.14'11 cloths and tri nnm."d wit!: green Fve r·et t Roush. ~athy and Lm- Otlo Grimm, Mrs. Wllbarn Pow- day January lB. with the Rev. Harris of Arlingt~n. Va. a~e 2.09Q.UO 1 Other llabllitiea ••• •••• ••• - - ........ - - -.. - ..... bows. The cen1erpie1·e on t.hr da. Mrs. J~hn F. Rous,., Mrs. I el~. Mrs. Grant Ro~sh, ~~~rs. Ja~ Early officiating. I announcing the birth of the1r TOTAL LJ.ABU.li'IEI • , •• - - ----.- •••• 11 !!f!Z.::H refreshmenl table was • la rge i Martm, Benslord, Jr ._ Mrs. J. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Hilda R1dg- A reception at the first child, a son, born Monday, •hite bell topped wtlh a mnna- V McGrew, Mrs. Wilham Rus- way, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mrs.l will follow the ceremony. January 10 at a hospJtal in Wash CAPITAL ACCIOV.II --~::·.:'..: Common stock-total par ftiUt .................. • 00,000.00 ure bnde; and the g•ft tab le, sc.l, Mrs . James Cunnmgham, Russell and Mrs. Fry. Housh was 0 186$ graduate mgton, D. C. The baby we~ghed No. ali..... 1Uihotlle4 000 wa s centered with a small while I Mrs. Ray Weavc1 , Mrs. Thelma C EETING Southern Local School and 7 pounda and 12 ounces and ha• I t.eeb ~ illslllll No. 1hares oulltnctinl DOG tree decorated wtlh uells and , Capeha rt . Mrs. James Layne. W.S.h.s._ MW8 C S employed as secretary at been named Walter Murr~y Har00 like llliuNI Surplus ........ ,, .••... ········--·······..... ....,•.ooo . 31 wedding rings and placed un- 1Burm, Mrs. Donald P. Roush, The ~et od!SI_ · t th · h terior decorators of Ohio wilh ri• II. Grandparents mclude 1 1111-fo.Y• cmkU. ,.. Undivided profitl ····•:;.:.:..:.:.:..:.a..:.·•••··· ···---·· 8 1 TOTAL CAPITAL .MiUiun·a• • • • • • . . • .. .. ... I 31 der the tm- was a miniature Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. H. L. on Tue ay evem~ d e ~me offices in Midddleporl. Mr. Grif- Mrs. Frances Layman of Sana lace fllldls aa1 for aa. hridr and groon o figurine. , Cycr. Mrs. William Chisler, of Mrs. Robert ern °~ lith attended EasOOrn Local and Monica, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. , . , atass- door 1 TOTAL LIABILITill:l AJII) 'MIMfl (;a mi's """ played and priz-: Mrs. Olha Lieving, Mrs. Harry Everal! ~:!'!,,!;~o":" of is owner-manager or Charles Searles, M•ddleporl. -llJ> out atCAPITAL ACCOUNTII ................. _ !"~·-~-!!!!-! es were won by Mrs . . L. c. 1Miller, Mrs. Donald progra . . "Th' Decorators. GreatgrandparentsareMr.and • C , , , •• ·tc KBJIOIA.II4 Huush, Mrs. ~enry Buck. Jr ·Iner, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. Lives as ~hm~~ sl ts Mro. M. C. Hamilton, Clanlon, •. - l A•eraee of tollal dtDolitl I« tile II olllildlt "rs. John F. Roush and Mrs. Jack Welch, Mrs. Tom Hoff- followd With 8 """'"s on. New Jlei!JB Ala. and Mrs. Anna B. Tencher, days endln& wllb all date . .. ...... . . . . . . . . . . ....... Chesler Weaver. man, Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs. Mrs. Roberl He~don, Mr. and Mro. Harold Weaver Charleston, W. Va. Mrs. LayAvoraee of totlllOI!ll ftlr tile II ee'tadM SNit Todey At .... ' Hnward Wagenhals, Mrs. Jack dent, called the busmess Jr. had a birthday dinner man came from Califomla to dql ....... wHII ......... . .. -••. -••• --. . . . .'Ill The guest list included Mrs. Frey, Mrs. Herman Layne, mg to order. Mrs. Arthur day for her mother, Mrs. assilt in the cart ol her daughI, Freeland S. Norrla, Cashier, of tbo abov•named bank do David Housh, Mrs. Charles . Mrs. Geor~e Lerner, M r reporleO on tho shoes, socka Winebremmer, Dinner wu tor. hereby declore tbat tbla report of contllttoD II true to lilt beot of my kno\1\!dee and belief. Roush, Mrs. Clayton Athey, ' George Lyons, the anChrdlstmasahirll ant!d sifldpurcbaaedls ed to Mr. and Mrs. William G. gu=es"'ts-.---:t;:-he:----::ho-::m=-e: -::o;-1-;-M;:r-.--;;a;;;;nd l FIIIIZLAJiD I. NORRIB · mean a oon Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. 1Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. _ food baskets sent to families. Winebrenner, Mary Ann, Mrs. Jack Wealberman, Tup-J We, the wuleriiJIIIId dfreeton · - tba corrHIIItu of tbla Rt,rt Cooke , Mr• . James land and the honoree MISs d 'd d to bel• Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy pers Plains. Aflernoon callers I report of concUUon and declare tbal It hu been euai!Hil IIJ Ul Thegroup w·mebrenner, L'da R sh, Mrs. Dona liD ( JHn; am I f'V. thi . t eCJe d . the m , Tommy, were Mrs. Dana Hff o man, J llld to the belt of our bowlodee and belief l1 true 1tld Dif!e, Mrs. Edw111 Stem, \lrs .' Nt;llACLIMA GARDEN A s proJe~ furmtgh 1 Michael and Peggy, and Mr. and son Steven, also of Rutlend, J. DILLON Gar den and Mrs. Haro ld Weaver · . George Jewe II . Mrs 0 . Middleport, 0. .I. The Nehac I1ma ·umoney1 J&r ed. orthe eh oveh Mrs. Robert y·1eIda an d Sa n ~ORR DI-. I. ROUIR Harward. Sr., Miss Lelal1 J;:me nH' t on Monday evening at WJ be P~· tn to ~ urc Gay of Reedsville, and Mr. W. L - - - - - - - - - ' Powell, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Mrs. home of ~1rs. Ralph Sayre, with anykone wdo mgt_ 1o helso OBSERVE BIRTHDAY G. Nickles, Reedsville R. F. D. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy ll'ine!Jren~ I . e. a na d ton ti p ·. ~nettt Dodson. ~Irs. Ln rrv Mr.o;. James Roush as co- host- rna , .. .rsbach, Mrs. Kermit GresS, 1t·~ s . The meeting was opened 1tes m ~ee ~ny met ner honored their son's L~s. Robert Gurtis, Mr<. Ral ph : 111 regular form. Devotions were the Y~~r ISSie of ~a to day, William GordDn, with fj ~ayre, Mrs. Bernard l.iev in.g. 1lcd. by Mrs. James Roush, The mas ::;'e. ~.;o d to dinner Tuesday evening IS l::ii Mrs Harold Lee Zerkle Mrs. 1 roll was answered with Botanni- case 1e ca an thse- to Mrs. Harold Weaver, Linda, 1 ""' · ·~.. Dl or thee p eggy, M'cha 1 •1 a nd Tommy; ""' James Ma cKnigh l, M. rs.· BtU "" na· me of a Conifer Ever- cure h bstorage Th ~ 11 1 -~ c urc ey a so w se Mr od Mr ~ Grinstead Mrs. Martm Ohling. I1?.1"1'('!1 in vour garden. A mor· • •. .a s. w·u· I 1am G• Wine:. • e.~. Mrs. Henry · · · new meat cookbooK of lhe \ Jr· bre ne Mary Ann • Efl••beth Bw.:k, Jrs .. Mrs. ~ ~~~ wa ~ held for former mem- i . t ch n 1 r, u.a 1 Mark Ward . .V. rs. 1(,Ward. · bc-r. Mrs . Larry Lieving. g ruas a $ ea · Merritt, sod Mr. and Mrs. Roy "Doy Ie "JIJat K~ ~g _. ht . Mf " . ,1 Jl urmg . I b . t' Those attending were Mrs. Winebrenner m~;,. t 1e _usmess mee mg Everald Wright, Mrs. Glenn __·_ __ Chff Roush. Mrs. B•ll Howard. ~rs. Pele Burne read a Thank S lth M Marcus Trough HAVE CALLERS Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr ., Mrs. 1·You nole from Mr. Forrest Mm ·Ar~s. Thabet M· ' M Mr D Hoff L. C. Roush, Mrs John F'rv. Borhlel thanking the club lor F rs.k Th ur Mrs' M ~ •- of Rur.tlanaodd '· Sundaoa di':' . h · ' h' ran ompson • arton were ay r Mrs. Bertha Cunnmg am, Mrs. 1the pme cone wreath sent to 1m Dl Mr Fr nk BaUey and 1;;"""~~;;~~~;;;i;;ii. 8 Wll~ur Webb, :.nd Mary .lane. at Christmas. The club civic Mnge~m:,Harry Capehart, Mrs. Ed- projecl was discussed. An rs. "· Bumgarner, Mrs. B. R. plicalinn for membership was PER.SONAU! ya1nce. Mrs. Robrrt Layne, Mrs. received. James Ball was a recent Sisson, Mrs. Donnie Van- The program "Around the gical patient at The Medical FOR ALL _OCCASIONS Mrs. Harold Johnson, World with Flowers" was Center Hospital at We we fJowersevel')'W11en "• by Mrs. Chester Weaver. Ohio. was announced that the Mrs. Donald Bumgardner Is WY22039 mee ling would be held at the at St. Joseph Hospital OR NIGHT Wt9-2951 i home of Mrs. Ray Pickens, Jr. Be1uty Tips : John Powell, Mrs. David Simon-I Pomeroy Flower Shop Today, the : ton, Mrs. M.:;,rtin Berjsford, Mrs. ITTo,;.,,,.;lrv 1 'fills becom· 1 Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. ~ 1 , inde.. · ry Buck, Jr., Mrs. Pete Burris. I ~ - · Plllllble to i Mrs. Mel Clark, Mrs. ~--·~ " 1 tile well Frields, Jr., Mrs. William Gibbs, #oomed woMrs. J ames Gilbert~ Mrs. T. m -"h r Mrs. Bill Howard, ounas e I . •:1, .-r HoHman, . , . Gill Cll .... '"'""-~ or Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. Harry '~""';h;dow L . '· •' · ·"· Miller, Miss Ethel Riddle, Mrs. ·'-· ~? Wig; ar# convenient, Chester Weaver, guests Mrs. KOUS, versatile, com- Robert Goorell and Mrs, llarble. inexpensive, a wo1 bell friend. Do you old Bumgarner and the host1f'lllt to have an elaborate esses. Mrs. Sayre and Mrs. .,ae. a tuxudous coiffur~ or Roush. "ld.J at a moment'! not1ce? REB~ ~A CIRCLE A bfonde today, redhead to"""' . . lOW? 'lbe answer -own The Rebecca Circle ol the foot Plllilo Me • 1 11 • Jllll .... . . . a 1111 or two. Instant g'lamor! II L1utheran Church Women met tortblllltlhiJIIIIa.l_ll . . . . .. . , -lola Bartrum II on Wednesday afternoon at the Parish House wilh Mrs. John Fry and Mrs. William Russell as hostesses. The program "The Phone WY 2-3557 Computer and The Church I, Mlln Pomeroy World" was presented by Mrs. =:;::: fr• Stals ID Saplings · Teaneuee Around And About . M1ddleoort lfWAr-b . . . . ...,., 7 J 7 _--- ........ _.,...,. __... STORE HOURS 'ltlilrlhC 5 ;,:=~=~==============='0~:---;:;;---~:--::-~fedcfit~~~~~ Wedding P/ans NEW HAVEN 1 . . : "ooea•,. OIM • Rous hd Are Announce 76 with IUIIIJ 79 I the new saper-da!J 84-111. No. 510, ..diNo. 310 and 1be loor-coot 811--in. No. ZlO. c.l• w• I """'""' \ Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients ..... Wise Decisions Needed lulroductoryoffer! BAKER FURNITURE -t. ARNOLD GRATE SH 2e4t11 llUnAND, 0. 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Rock....nd, IN t r'e» L • C t6 quaner-inch thidt &leei with channel-box relnfaeobc withltand! heaviest bombordmen~ All tbe-timJollb. the ,...., 16-inoh 410 RoW-y Cutte< is bailt lD loloo 6e --•~t eutlial, the toul- Uu.-1.. ......... Cli -• ............ ;a I=011 ... .___._____._ 3-poiDI hiU:h, troiliDe. ... la.t-........... - , _ _ I r., l 'bllol.,.... I cuWnc--lo..,U I I _ . . . . . . . . ~ THE. FIRST NAnONAL BANK Y fl • b fRIGIDAIRE &:0 in the IH 410. 'l'be tra +« rL•" 151M.... I the piM l mcwlled nile" Stor1 1 I -------·----·--:::=;::= eCell Us For Speci1ll1ed Fertilizer Servic-Bulk Spraadi111 AvailebiWa AIH Can Apply Liquid Nitrogen To Your Fields PIANOS ALL ANALYSIS STRAIGHT & MIXED MATERIALS AVAILABLE •WUWTZIII eULDWIN POMEROY LANDMARK 1M OTMII PAMOUl IIIANDI • A lbqht for the day: Tlte Roman II* Ovid nld: "To loved, bi lovable." • Strving Meigs, Gallia and Mason Co·tmtier JACK W, CARSEY, MGR. DIAL 992·2181 FOR DELIVERY �: . " ., ;~ Jacobs Sparks We IIston to Victory ! • Eddie Jacobs, 6.() senior is 9-1 in aU games and Athens guard poured in 23 points Fri- has a 1-3 overall record. day night at Wellston as the The Bulldogs, paced by Dick Golden Rockets downed the Adams with 18 and Todd SnyAthens Bulldogs 17-6! to remain der_ with 17, took a 17-10 first In strong contention for lirsl period lead, and went ahead place in the southeastern Ath- 2<f-10 early in the second period letic League Race. on M1ke Wren's three-point play. Thoo win places the Rockets J~cobs put Wellston ahead 25In a first place tle with Nel•un- 24 m the second period and tbe rille victors Friday night ~ver Rockets were never headed. - Gallipolis. Both teams are 6-1 Wellston led 35-32 at halflime, 'In SEOAL play while Wellston and 55-46 at the end of three periods. The Rockets opened up ' ens defeated Wellston 38-35. a 20-polnt margin, 73-:i3, w1th I ATHENS 1611 about three minteo to go. Adams 6-HB; Heady 6-I-! 3; Help!~ Jacobs with the Snyder 7·3-17; Wren 3-5 -!I; Rockets scormg . were G"'g Wnght <f-2-2. Totals, 22-17-fil. Jordan Wllh t7 pomts and AnWELLSTON 1771 dy Holzapfel and Gary Stabler Holzapfel, 3-4-10 ; Gilliland 4each with 10. 0.8, _Stabler 4-2-10, _Jacobs 111Athens had two other players 3-23, Hayburn o-_1-1_' Benscher, In. the reserve cont!!St, Ath- 4-U. Totals, 32 13 77. dy fmisbed wtth IS pomts and Srore by quurters . Mike Wren had 11. Alhens · · · · · · · · · · 17 32 45 ~ 1 In the reserve sontes~ Ath· Wellston .... . · .. 10 35 5li_ ol 4-Dally senuner, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., lan. -AiiJ!iovtll • • · • lfl, 1988 $61.8 Million In Highway Construetion In Five Appalachian States is Approved 'T ~~ Dally Sen!ID81, ~lllllllleporl, 0., lu. lt, 1988 I ..,...,_ ..!!jllt:.toJ!v~~ trntmenl coomly •~ .... WASHINGTON (UP! I - The Appalachian Regional Commlsolon, at Ill monthly meet· la~::r tol.ll of tN0,201 1 alallbr ing Friday, approved 76.3 miles of highway conatructl~n project• In five otatet that will at cost an estimated $618 million. Of the total, $4ll.2 million_,. acheduled to be provided ol ~ee, under the Appalachian Regional Development program In f1scal 1986-67. The remainder KlloiVDII IIIII ID ~g ADD $61.8 MILLION BOTH I - --------- :-.-· . ~I ,1elilmc>The projects Include: !8.6 Nprlh Carohna at a total cost of In _separate altiOIIS, the tom- buDdlnCUDinnl Cookeville. miles In Kentucky at a cost of $16 m!lhon, mcludmg $ll.3_ mll- miSSIOn also. lo&l~ed ty'rJN,._'fi!J ~--1 111.3 million of which $79 m•l- hen m AppalachJBn funds, 8.5 -Adopted I set of criteria to lor the construction of a lfW· lion \\ill be in Appalahh•an pl'o- miles In Ohio at a total cost ?f I t in the administration of treatment plant in Montgram money; WI miles In 1127 million, incl~ding $8.8 mil- ~: $e million health procram ag~ Pl. 9 - ·· • ~ ~-,-• . ·~ • ..,. lion m A~palachlan funds; 137 rovlded to old hOilpltall In Ap- 10'lbeii'J-Iary of COIIUI*ce miles m V~rgmlB, at a total cost P 1 h' .., filial approval to all ~ of 188 _million, induding $6: ~a..:'lp:roved land treatment a;u'O:.~alon'• aellonl be~ ~~~h~n ~u!prala~~~~n v!:g~f; piMs for New Y?"k, Vi~ ~ 111ey ean be tmpl.-led. .~ at a total cost of $12.6 million and Alaba,ma which t~lnl : , I including $88 million in Appa· the federa govenunen • · • • f d bon. OP THE Miss Greta Horden, former Iac h••n un s. -Approved a U mile 1oc:a1 WARRIORS Middleport "'sident and SIS· access road in Scott and Wise Mon., TuN., Wed., Fri. l-IAS BGEN ter of Mrs. George Skinner of Mrs. Ray McDade is counties, va 9 A.M. to S P.M. ;4 SIVER Rocksprings Rd. and Dr. Cecil Hosleu to WSCS Approved a resolution oulbor· Thun. 9 AM t• 1 PM Horden of Columbus, is con!zing the Kentucky Area Develfined to Ben Franklin Hospital The Letart Falls WSCS held opment Office to design a work Seturdey in Columbus. She is in room its Jan. meeting at t~e home plan for urban studies in central 9AMto9PM 104 for friends who would like of Mr>. Ray McDade. 1 he meet- Appalachian at a cost ol$40,000, to remember her with cards. ing was opened with Prayer - Approved a grant of $54,722 Roush~$'$hf)t Mr and Mrs. Skinner were in by Hose McDade. Scripture was in federal funds lor coiiBtrucUon Col~mbus Tuesday to visil with read by Marg1e Hunt. The buSJ- of an airport at Mount Airy, N. Middleport her. ness meeting was pres1cred over (C~='=~======.J~~~~~=::! Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bradbury by Orpha Hill and a report ~ · "' left Friday for a vacation in wt~s given on the sale of rugs. Florida. 1 The group had made cookies Charter No. 9815 Mr. and Mrs. Bob llead and for all the sick and shutin's. REPORT OF CONDmON OF children, Terry, Jame and John Mrs. Nora Cross had the proof Apple Grove. W. Va. were I gram Present wore Inez Hill, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lois Bell, Nora Cross, Orpha Jack SlaW! and daughler Wed- Hill. Margery Rouse, and MarOP RACINI nesday evening. gle Hunt. Lunch was served by In tbe Stale of Ohio At the Clolt of Business on Decem\f Ill Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mattox Mrs. McDade. The Pebruary !96~. Pubhshed in Responoe To Call Mjte .~ ~r:'/~~~: er 0 of Nitro, W. Va. spent Thurs- meeling will be at the home the Currency, Under Section 8211, U. S. ev• · doy with his parenls. Mr. and of Erma filii . A8 SET S Mrs. Carl Mattox. They visiu.J 1- cash, balances with othor banka, and cash $ IBB,Ma2 ., at Holzer Hospital with Mrs. · iteDII In Procell cl. collection. - --· --- -- ·-- .. · ·7 Eustace WJison. who IS recup81f direct andGovernment guaranteed oblia:ahona, , ..................•. , 498,117.49 United States ::::;:;; William Russell. , erating from surgerv. Obll&atians of SU~ta and J10l~tieaJ$ gu ~) visiona .... ::::~ This was an organization al; Mi" Scherry Hicks, who Is ' Loans and dtscounli toverdrall · .......... U 1487 d' c 1 b · d I Ftxedosaets ................................... •~ 8 meeling and Mrs. Martm OhISS employe m A urn US, IS spen Other '"''' -- .. " ..... .................... " . 1,7 .02 lmgof'r was elected as circle leading Ihe weekend with her pa-! · · 2288 1 d Mgrs. Dana ld ToTAL AssETS ··· ···· ···-·· ··· · ·· · · •.••. · st.•BS· · 1 nD"t SHOWER I\II'S 1'h omas ~unnstea d. Mrs. er , Mrs. Edna Burris' reoor der l h ren Hi ts k , th edRev. anD a featlll'•1$ 1• ' Miss PhyiUs Batrv. hl'ide ;, tllJam Gress. Mrs L I o y d and Mrs. Otto_Gnmm, treas•:•- Mr. & Mrs. Howard G: Hous c s an son, ou . L I A 8 I L I T I E II 1 De rut deposltl of individuals 1 Ier Program Jeaders and host- of Racine are announcmg the ' The Rev· M. E. Dawson has . for t I1e vear were se Icc t-I approachmg . . marnage . '' ;' returned from Lakeside , Ohio • rnapartnershi ps, and corpora t! ona ..... , , •. •• , . . $ .00?11861 K H F.MBryant.~ W'll rs. esses ••Ject of. Cliffo!'d . \'o'l. ""' 1hon -1Housh. ' ·I 1 llrs. of the1r • · orect with a mtscr!!aneou;; s 10w- 1' t' vm napp, rs. I Iam h - b ght ·terns d h R becc F e to ' where be- was part of a studv 'fime and 5avinlii:s deposits of individuals, . ' aug ter, e a ay . , . partnenhlps, and corporation. ............. . 1H,lti.Ol 1 S II P0 •ell Mrs Clvde foley ed T e group rou er on uesday e~enmg " I. , · .' · · · . ' to .help make Activiti-Kits to be Virgil Gary Grlfnth, son of I team on the Gospel of St. John, I Depoalll of United Statea Governme~t ._ ....... .. 92&.18 Paul's Lutheran Chu!'Ch Wllll 's • ~lrsr \\illtam Mrs. sent to Re fugee Ch'ld Gerald -' De~•lts and poll"-alsubdivislOIII .... .. R · · Powell, M Jo., W'lr 1 ren. Rev ~A ward G1r1'ff'lh 1 , an d the J· planned by the BIShop · ........ of s•-teo ... ~ f4,043.93 1 Ml's, Cecil Dlmcaa nnd Mrs. ;· . l. e!lmn·e. · rs. . Jam late· Helen Griffith. , Ensley. , TOTAL DEPOSITS .............. $1J!07,812.24 Wi lliam McPa!'land os hoslcss-lo"'tbb.sG. Mrs. ~~A. NSmtotl.,ll~lrs. Thu>e attending were Mrs. The open church wedding will I ' (a) Total demand depooill ....... $ 5\1.7211.!!3 "· TI1e refreshm en t and gt fl ta-1 In .rurun ..nrs. . · em, Marlin Ohlinger, Mrs: Harry take place at !:30 p:m. at the I FIRST CHILD B\IJ\N ble~ were rovered w1 lh wh1 te \1rs. Burrell Daws01.. M~s. L.1yne, Mrs. Edna ~u~ns, Mts. Letart MethodJst church Sun- 1 Cpl. and Mrs. Walter Murray (b I Total lime and 1&9i1Jp 4epooill I 790.14'11 cloths and tri nnm."d wit!: green Fve r·et t Roush. ~athy and Lm- Otlo Grimm, Mrs. Wllbarn Pow- day January lB. with the Rev. Harris of Arlingt~n. Va. a~e 2.09Q.UO 1 Other llabllitiea ••• •••• ••• - - ........ - - -.. - ..... bows. The cen1erpie1·e on t.hr da. Mrs. J~hn F. Rous,., Mrs. I el~. Mrs. Grant Ro~sh, ~~~rs. Ja~ Early officiating. I announcing the birth of the1r TOTAL LJ.ABU.li'IEI • , •• - - ----.- •••• 11 !!f!Z.::H refreshmenl table was • la rge i Martm, Benslord, Jr ._ Mrs. J. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Hilda R1dg- A reception at the first child, a son, born Monday, •hite bell topped wtlh a mnna- V McGrew, Mrs. Wilham Rus- way, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mrs.l will follow the ceremony. January 10 at a hospJtal in Wash CAPITAL ACCIOV.II --~::·.:'..: Common stock-total par ftiUt .................. • 00,000.00 ure bnde; and the g•ft tab le, sc.l, Mrs . James Cunnmgham, Russell and Mrs. Fry. Housh was 0 186$ graduate mgton, D. C. The baby we~ghed No. ali..... 1Uihotlle4 000 wa s centered with a small while I Mrs. Ray Weavc1 , Mrs. Thelma C EETING Southern Local School and 7 pounda and 12 ounces and ha• I t.eeb ~ illslllll No. 1hares oulltnctinl DOG tree decorated wtlh uells and , Capeha rt . Mrs. James Layne. W.S.h.s._ MW8 C S employed as secretary at been named Walter Murr~y Har00 like llliuNI Surplus ........ ,, .••... ········--·······..... ....,•.ooo . 31 wedding rings and placed un- 1Burm, Mrs. Donald P. Roush, The ~et od!SI_ · t th · h terior decorators of Ohio wilh ri• II. Grandparents mclude 1 1111-fo.Y• cmkU. ,.. Undivided profitl ····•:;.:.:..:.:.:..:.a..:.·•••··· ···---·· 8 1 TOTAL CAPITAL .MiUiun·a• • • • • • . . • .. .. ... I 31 der the tm- was a miniature Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. H. L. on Tue ay evem~ d e ~me offices in Midddleporl. Mr. Grif- Mrs. Frances Layman of Sana lace fllldls aa1 for aa. hridr and groon o figurine. , Cycr. Mrs. William Chisler, of Mrs. Robert ern °~ lith attended EasOOrn Local and Monica, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. , . , atass- door 1 TOTAL LIABILITill:l AJII) 'MIMfl (;a mi's """ played and priz-: Mrs. Olha Lieving, Mrs. Harry Everal! ~:!'!,,!;~o":" of is owner-manager or Charles Searles, M•ddleporl. -llJ> out atCAPITAL ACCOUNTII ................. _ !"~·-~-!!!!-! es were won by Mrs . . L. c. 1Miller, Mrs. Donald progra . . "Th' Decorators. GreatgrandparentsareMr.and • C , , , •• ·tc KBJIOIA.II4 Huush, Mrs. ~enry Buck. Jr ·Iner, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. Lives as ~hm~~ sl ts Mro. M. C. Hamilton, Clanlon, •. - l A•eraee of tollal dtDolitl I« tile II olllildlt "rs. John F. Roush and Mrs. Jack Welch, Mrs. Tom Hoff- followd With 8 """'"s on. New Jlei!JB Ala. and Mrs. Anna B. Tencher, days endln& wllb all date . .. ...... . . . . . . . . . . ....... Chesler Weaver. man, Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs. Mrs. Roberl He~don, Mr. and Mro. Harold Weaver Charleston, W. Va. Mrs. LayAvoraee of totlllOI!ll ftlr tile II ee'tadM SNit Todey At .... ' Hnward Wagenhals, Mrs. Jack dent, called the busmess Jr. had a birthday dinner man came from Califomla to dql ....... wHII ......... . .. -••. -••• --. . . . .'Ill The guest list included Mrs. Frey, Mrs. Herman Layne, mg to order. Mrs. Arthur day for her mother, Mrs. assilt in the cart ol her daughI, Freeland S. Norrla, Cashier, of tbo abov•named bank do David Housh, Mrs. Charles . Mrs. Geor~e Lerner, M r reporleO on tho shoes, socka Winebremmer, Dinner wu tor. hereby declore tbat tbla report of contllttoD II true to lilt beot of my kno\1\!dee and belief. Roush, Mrs. Clayton Athey, ' George Lyons, the anChrdlstmasahirll ant!d sifldpurcbaaedls ed to Mr. and Mrs. William G. gu=es"'ts-.---:t;:-he:----::ho-::m=-e: -::o;-1-;-M;:r-.--;;a;;;;nd l FIIIIZLAJiD I. NORRIB · mean a oon Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. 1Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. _ food baskets sent to families. Winebrenner, Mary Ann, Mrs. Jack Wealberman, Tup-J We, the wuleriiJIIIId dfreeton · - tba corrHIIItu of tbla Rt,rt Cooke , Mr• . James land and the honoree MISs d 'd d to bel• Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy pers Plains. Aflernoon callers I report of concUUon and declare tbal It hu been euai!Hil IIJ Ul Thegroup w·mebrenner, L'da R sh, Mrs. Dona liD ( JHn; am I f'V. thi . t eCJe d . the m , Tommy, were Mrs. Dana Hff o man, J llld to the belt of our bowlodee and belief l1 true 1tld Dif!e, Mrs. Edw111 Stem, \lrs .' Nt;llACLIMA GARDEN A s proJe~ furmtgh 1 Michael and Peggy, and Mr. and son Steven, also of Rutlend, J. DILLON Gar den and Mrs. Haro ld Weaver · . George Jewe II . Mrs 0 . Middleport, 0. .I. The Nehac I1ma ·umoney1 J&r ed. orthe eh oveh Mrs. Robert y·1eIda an d Sa n ~ORR DI-. I. ROUIR Harward. Sr., Miss Lelal1 J;:me nH' t on Monday evening at WJ be P~· tn to ~ urc Gay of Reedsville, and Mr. W. L - - - - - - - - - ' Powell, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Mrs. home of ~1rs. Ralph Sayre, with anykone wdo mgt_ 1o helso OBSERVE BIRTHDAY G. Nickles, Reedsville R. F. D. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy ll'ine!Jren~ I . e. a na d ton ti p ·. ~nettt Dodson. ~Irs. Ln rrv Mr.o;. James Roush as co- host- rna , .. .rsbach, Mrs. Kermit GresS, 1t·~ s . The meeting was opened 1tes m ~ee ~ny met ner honored their son's L~s. Robert Gurtis, Mr<. Ral ph : 111 regular form. Devotions were the Y~~r ISSie of ~a to day, William GordDn, with fj ~ayre, Mrs. Bernard l.iev in.g. 1lcd. by Mrs. James Roush, The mas ::;'e. ~.;o d to dinner Tuesday evening IS l::ii Mrs Harold Lee Zerkle Mrs. 1 roll was answered with Botanni- case 1e ca an thse- to Mrs. Harold Weaver, Linda, 1 ""' · ·~.. Dl or thee p eggy, M'cha 1 •1 a nd Tommy; ""' James Ma cKnigh l, M. rs.· BtU "" na· me of a Conifer Ever- cure h bstorage Th ~ 11 1 -~ c urc ey a so w se Mr od Mr ~ Grinstead Mrs. Martm Ohling. I1?.1"1'('!1 in vour garden. A mor· • •. .a s. w·u· I 1am G• Wine:. • e.~. Mrs. Henry · · · new meat cookbooK of lhe \ Jr· bre ne Mary Ann • Efl••beth Bw.:k, Jrs .. Mrs. ~ ~~~ wa ~ held for former mem- i . t ch n 1 r, u.a 1 Mark Ward . .V. rs. 1(,Ward. · bc-r. Mrs . Larry Lieving. g ruas a $ ea · Merritt, sod Mr. and Mrs. Roy "Doy Ie "JIJat K~ ~g _. ht . Mf " . ,1 Jl urmg . I b . t' Those attending were Mrs. Winebrenner m~;,. t 1e _usmess mee mg Everald Wright, Mrs. Glenn __·_ __ Chff Roush. Mrs. B•ll Howard. ~rs. Pele Burne read a Thank S lth M Marcus Trough HAVE CALLERS Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr ., Mrs. 1·You nole from Mr. Forrest Mm ·Ar~s. Thabet M· ' M Mr D Hoff L. C. Roush, Mrs John F'rv. Borhlel thanking the club lor F rs.k Th ur Mrs' M ~ •- of Rur.tlanaodd '· Sundaoa di':' . h · ' h' ran ompson • arton were ay r Mrs. Bertha Cunnmg am, Mrs. 1the pme cone wreath sent to 1m Dl Mr Fr nk BaUey and 1;;"""~~;;~~~;;;i;;ii. 8 Wll~ur Webb, :.nd Mary .lane. at Christmas. The club civic Mnge~m:,Harry Capehart, Mrs. Ed- projecl was discussed. An rs. "· Bumgarner, Mrs. B. R. plicalinn for membership was PER.SONAU! ya1nce. Mrs. Robrrt Layne, Mrs. received. James Ball was a recent Sisson, Mrs. Donnie Van- The program "Around the gical patient at The Medical FOR ALL _OCCASIONS Mrs. Harold Johnson, World with Flowers" was Center Hospital at We we fJowersevel')'W11en "• by Mrs. Chester Weaver. Ohio. was announced that the Mrs. Donald Bumgardner Is WY22039 mee ling would be held at the at St. Joseph Hospital OR NIGHT Wt9-2951 i home of Mrs. Ray Pickens, Jr. Be1uty Tips : John Powell, Mrs. David Simon-I Pomeroy Flower Shop Today, the : ton, Mrs. M.:;,rtin Berjsford, Mrs. ITTo,;.,,,.;lrv 1 'fills becom· 1 Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. ~ 1 , inde.. · ry Buck, Jr., Mrs. Pete Burris. I ~ - · Plllllble to i Mrs. Mel Clark, Mrs. ~--·~ " 1 tile well Frields, Jr., Mrs. William Gibbs, #oomed woMrs. J ames Gilbert~ Mrs. T. m -"h r Mrs. Bill Howard, ounas e I . •:1, .-r HoHman, . , . Gill Cll .... '"'""-~ or Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. Harry '~""';h;dow L . '· •' · ·"· Miller, Miss Ethel Riddle, Mrs. ·'-· ~? Wig; ar# convenient, Chester Weaver, guests Mrs. KOUS, versatile, com- Robert Goorell and Mrs, llarble. inexpensive, a wo1 bell friend. Do you old Bumgarner and the host1f'lllt to have an elaborate esses. Mrs. Sayre and Mrs. .,ae. a tuxudous coiffur~ or Roush. "ld.J at a moment'! not1ce? REB~ ~A CIRCLE A bfonde today, redhead to"""' . . lOW? 'lbe answer -own The Rebecca Circle ol the foot Plllilo Me • 1 11 • Jllll .... . . . a 1111 or two. Instant g'lamor! II L1utheran Church Women met tortblllltlhiJIIIIa.l_ll . . . . .. . , -lola Bartrum II on Wednesday afternoon at the Parish House wilh Mrs. John Fry and Mrs. William Russell as hostesses. The program "The Phone WY 2-3557 Computer and The Church I, Mlln Pomeroy World" was presented by Mrs. =:;::: fr• Stals ID Saplings · Teaneuee Around And About . M1ddleoort lfWAr-b . . . . ...,., 7 J 7 _--- ........ _.,...,. __... STORE HOURS 'ltlilrlhC 5 ;,:=~=~==============='0~:---;:;;---~:--::-~fedcfit~~~~~ Wedding P/ans NEW HAVEN 1 . . : "ooea•,. OIM • Rous hd Are Announce 76 with IUIIIJ 79 I the new saper-da!J 84-111. No. 510, ..diNo. 310 and 1be loor-coot 811--in. No. ZlO. c.l• w• I """'""' \ Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients ..... Wise Decisions Needed lulroductoryoffer! BAKER FURNITURE -t. ARNOLD GRATE SH 2e4t11 llUnAND, 0. Phone WY 2-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry Ave. AREA • • TO SERVE THE MEIGS MASON AND GALLIA AREA -- STOP SPREADER LEAkAGE WITH ·.i0 1 A UNI·BODY ' Landmark Has Quality- Cash & Carry • • ......... ( I Calll&hlivii'J CAROONA LUMBER n en 1 .... IUfi'I.Y CiO. WYIIIII '' wh7 BEST PRICE more local farmers 111'8 awitchin& to N E W HOLLAND manure spreadpndahUity at lower c o 1 t to-lh• NBW HOILAND .tpl&liltr line at hlttn-Tho11pson ........u. lUaoR SALES • C~ifp.I&O Dlplt POMIIlOY h, Plsim nt WY t-5101 Sprl111 Ave, g EARLY SEASON DISCOUNT DIAL 992·2181 FOR DELIVERY en. There lo: rua&ed deper blllhel. Stop 111 today ~ ~ _;;: {!EXTRA . Check ltfore Yov luyl I YOUR LANDMARK ~~------------------~ ~ ~ TANK from Associated Radio and TV 2141. MUll eRemadltl WE NOW HAVE AN Philco Wrlgllaloa• , .·· OPTOMETRIST Offlee Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at NOOID 011 Thurs. - last Court St., PomeroJ eSpnyo If You Want The PRODUCT ••• WE'VE GOT IT! If You Want The SERVICE,,. WE'\'E GOT IT! If You Want The LOWEST PRICE,. \\'1\'VE GOT IT! . RUTLAND FURNITURE Salt eTablo MHI elittora ATTENTION FARMERS! Spacial ,.._ On New:.~: N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. •w.,....,..,., eBoler and Bindor Twine SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS FLOOR SAMPLII Best Barg.-. tire At ••• Fenclfll eV•ccints 98 having a JANUARY SAL&I .................. eRtd Bnllll • Cement I Mortar eStock S.lt WARIHOUII STOCIQ lOLA'S IEAUI'Y SALON eP111nta eLime 1 e eRooff111 eBird Jteds •Or•ter Shells end Grit eFertlll•trt I ,.,ft. 169··· ~ AllaiD't-•••• .. llfl•.,. POMEROY e TUXEDO __ !...__________ Ou; NOW GOING ON II R.. r Meigs GenoMII Hospltel e SURE WIN , , e RED ROSE { ;:· lOLA'S ... SOOTI t WY 2-2176 .:as.: • I; . . . . Company J HARRY MILLER • I • Meigs Equipment HI. -·. - ['_AI c:aoea 411 alia inches thick, ahreclwily .......... ~ ~ quick-decaying pulp. Rock....nd, IN t r'e» L • C t6 quaner-inch thidt &leei with channel-box relnfaeobc withltand! heaviest bombordmen~ All tbe-timJollb. the ,...., 16-inoh 410 RoW-y Cutte< is bailt lD loloo 6e --•~t eutlial, the toul- Uu.-1.. ......... Cli -• ............ ;a I=011 ... .___._____._ 3-poiDI hiU:h, troiliDe. ... la.t-........... - , _ _ I r., l 'bllol.,.... I cuWnc--lo..,U I I _ . . . . . . . . ~ THE. FIRST NAnONAL BANK Y fl • b fRIGIDAIRE &:0 in the IH 410. 'l'be tra +« rL•" 151M.... I the piM l mcwlled nile" Stor1 1 I -------·----·--:::=;::= eCell Us For Speci1ll1ed Fertilizer Servic-Bulk Spraadi111 AvailebiWa AIH Can Apply Liquid Nitrogen To Your Fields PIANOS ALL ANALYSIS STRAIGHT & MIXED MATERIALS AVAILABLE •WUWTZIII eULDWIN POMEROY LANDMARK 1M OTMII PAMOUl IIIANDI • A lbqht for the day: Tlte Roman II* Ovid nld: "To loved, bi lovable." • Strving Meigs, Gallia and Mason Co·tmtier JACK W, CARSEY, MGR. DIAL 992·2181 FOR DELIVERY �. r · .. ' ::::.: :~:: . .. - .. ' ., . ' - .. ' .. . .. . . . . . ~ ' . - - . -. . .... . - • ·~ ...-· \ ........ ~t .. ' ' ..... . ....... 1'"·- ... - -~ ....... · ~ ·· • • .4'- • • ,,Jw • • ,j KITTEMS ARE IIIAAM, TOO, 1/00 KNOW ! Classified Ads Your· MOdern Community ·Bulletin Board - - - - - - - - - 0-Dall)' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., JaiL 15, 1966 I WANT AD INFORMATION !SIGNS DIADt.INU I P. • GaAUrT M. DIY l ...re 'P'Uitllcltlon MoRNr DNtiiiM 9:H A. M. CANCILLATIONI COitRECTIONI Will H ~optlll until 9:ot A. M. P9r Doy of PUbiK:•tlon IIGULATIONI The PUIIIIIIIor ,...."" 'tho rllht to Hit or njKt enr alii dMmd oblec:tlonUII. •rron should bl Nporfed IMmfdl.tely, Tile pvb• llllhtr wiH not be ..,.lfiOMiblt filr mon liMn e~~.o 1ncort"Kt 1n1ortlen. RATI.I .., W1nt Ad hnl• t GM I ,., Wont . . . tiiHrtiOit MlnlrwUII'I Cllll'll .. cenhl J1 Cenfl per word for Tfti'H C~M­ ,.clltln IMHIIOill Ill per ..nt DIICtHint Oil 'e.ld ... IIIG ... .-1\f wi .. Jtl, 10 di!J'L CARD Of' THANKI & O&ITUAIIII '1.21 ,., JO word mtntlltUm. IHtl eddiHon•l we~rd 1c. OFPICE i:IOUIS 1110 A. M. 19 5:01 P, M. Dotty ..,.,d., 1:30 ..... M. to 11:111 ..... IT'I 10 IASY TO P\.AU A AIIULT PRODUGIN41 WANT AD New Haven See •.. Pome1oy Atator Co. 1964 Olds 88, 4-Door heater, blue ftnisb. Spotlesl dean interior. e eyl. Fo~The Deal Thars Best! News Notes '66 CHEVYS-QUALITY USED CARS $2149 Power steering and brakes, automatlo1 f!JI1Y tcjulp(l<d. rad!"> 1965 Chevrolet 4 Dr. /'--.....THE MAN WITH THI! RED VEST USED CAR CENTER WY 2-5325 $1999 Pomeroy Malor Co. OPEN IVES. PJOO P.M. 1": IFII'fO- DtD ~E GIT 'TH ' MONEY TO BUY 'THAT CANDY? • DAILY CROSSWORD AIOII089 1. Boy meet.a girl ------- Whether you ehoose Sunday dinner at Bailey'• or any day . . . you'll find a friendly atmosphere 1 full menu and lowest prices. VIsit us soon, 7oti're welcome! AND OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED Aro ~·· a high ochool graduate otJho thi!lka logicaUy olld tDOUid lib! lo IOU thai obi!i!J iR " Mallet~ging li. Newts 9.Doa --·~-----· hou~ehoUI · -- - Job 10. Prep&f6 food DOWN t.GoJtterm 2. Mountain cre.'Jl 2. High hill 115. Prom(Jn8 lory 18. Travel~ •r.s 20. B111.t· 4. Half em ti. Beigo 23. Ravels 6. Natural BPrings :ll.Alwa~·s O{ 12. Trimmed l!l. Witty remark BAILEY'S BESTAlJRAN'I' 100r 16. Burmes& languag• 17. Worr:l.er: slang 19. Not fat 21. Inquire 22. Family I I'' ;« 80.Llke a bear ChilL 35. Grate 37.At the Drnc~.ments 2:5. A~>t&m 36. Chul"Ctt 4 26. Muslca.l part ' 2~. ot hf'.a.lingt ln•trument 39. Goddess Occupied 31 . ~lily 32, New 33. F'emala NDN~I!I 40. Mal~ RWiild. C.E'K~la.ma.­ Uo• ~;hcep q) I•O ~ ~ ~ ~·t « ,•• ~ .U. Adam'! t~ I" I" 0..,_ I"" ~ ~ ~ DAILY CBYl'TOQUOTE - Uere's how {.\~ to wor ~·~: ; AXYDLBAAXR WANTED! LONGFELLOW One ~ttet" frhnply standi for aoolhcr. In this samp1e A Is IMed for the Lhree L's, X tor the two O'!i, t•tc. SID~;Ie }f'tltor~ . npo.~ &oodJ. We will buy cont- trophies. lhe length and fonnatlon of the words are all hmtA .. '""'tes or oiiUOllloiJI, B~E. RYVA SB XFY QCXIO'YA BYE. FOUR~~S GRANDMA'S OLD AND ALREADY AN HONEY MOON. A CJ')'ptograoa Quolallm KNOTTS USED FURNITURE ond AUCTION By CHESTER GOULD DICK TllACY J:a.cb. dn.y the code Iettera are Qificrent. Call , .. 116S-2nd. \\' ~lt're a tB tjO~ t::lO;rlCJ;:; ~ I" ~ 0. " SOl\ VvhiJt doe.; tt1e c:a m::ln want/ ~ f'0, F/1, I" I"' 140 ~ Gal.' lie Yeah, Uncle Pert ... 4eah ... 4eah ... oka .J 1 ~ I" rg ,,. ~ "' as a ra.zc.r 4.:~. Scot ttsh• 8y KING t/; I"' I" I" 41. Ventilf'ltcs 4.2. SharpN1, I~ I"' f::j l'" 88. Drow.'>y 40. Cavern ·., I'' ~ !';?.[/.; I" I" prl'9ent time YakirdM7"1 An&wer !;]Htpcd ~· ~ atone): commercial• and go where the action is_lnataaa of bringing it all here?" . 17 34. J&de (the "Why can't Junior be like the teen-agero In the Ot'ea• cent• ~ 29. Theater Lt"L ABHE. Ago rj, 28, Forbtl1 troup '"' Otl 2'. Bronze poet memllor 23. Scold.s merclle!fS\y 26. Joint 21. Nf!tlk frill I t f. Unit ot weight I. :Moving .sidewaya !1. Prussla.o. city 12. Kind of meal 13. ItaliaJI s~ch I bar ian water li!. ""'' of PHONE WY 2-2156 pletw MY FROG FER FIVE. CENTS JU6HAID!l WHAR f4,T NEW LOW PRICES Career with A Future By FRED LASSWELL I SOlD HIM Love ltl BROASTED CHICKEN engine. Std. trana. Radio and heater. I.oeaib' owned and sbart> Interior. Turq. fil>iah. Now IIUarantto . 1964 Chevrolet Imp. 4-Dr. ------ BAJINEY GOOGL. and SI<IVFfY SMIYtt Will POMEROY MOTOR ( 0. $2095 Power steering, autom.atie, radio, aU the worlll, Jike ne·.v ttreo, tan finlob. VB engino. Spethioo lllterlor. Sunday Dinner at Bailey's I ~ Your Family C~ . WE'LL SEE YOU 0~ OUR MOON - TO- EAR TI-l TELEC~ST TOMORI=<OW. NO A R~Y. NO NAVY, >JO Bl LL IONS -JUST MAGNETISMr I &C.A.Y• B90J'X--XVD~CA l'eKtertll\~1 Cryptoquote: TO Ji'INT) JI"At:rLT rs !!:A.Sf; DO BETTER MAY Bl'l DIFFICUL'l'.-PLUTARCI:I 446-2911 (C :wes. King TO ,, l'eaturea ~wlic&le, IDe.) - WJEH RADIO .JANUARY WJ"H LOO MONDAY TIIRU FRIRDAY iTues ·Thurs.) Monday Through Friday 6:110 Sign On - Neo 4 lO F:lcctric Co. Local News 7 45 Sign On, Echoes of Joy !:05 S.cred Heart R oo Ohio Valley News 4 54 Ohio News Round·l'p 6:20 Meigs County RFD f 05 World News 5 :Ill Sign Off 6:25 Country Jamboree ' 8 IU Sports Tod«v 6:57 Weather I SUNDAY I 8:15 Weather r 'Jcture ~ : tO World and National News 5:15 Spotlight 5:25 Weath•r 5:30 Sign Off 1 I 1 Sa turd~ : 7·4~ Sign On. F.ch ~ of .Toy I' 1' 7:00 National News Sale or Trade ; I '< I ' II 4 ROOMS bath and garage, 918 Locust St., rear. Call Martin Reolallrant. WY S-9918. 1 7 tfc fiOUSB I rooms and a b. t h, modern kitchen, near school. Corner ol Lincoln and Fourth In Middleport. Call Geat · Coleman. SH 2~9. I 13 3ta •fi1RE==E:-AA-:d""f:-oor-roo~m rUfnish!ld and unlurnished menta. WY 2-5434. 12 6 Mon., February 14 Have That Gift Attention Dog Owners Portrait Taken Now GROVER$ STUDIO DEADIJNE FOR PURCHASE OF 1966 DOG IJCENSE 111 JANUARY 10'1'11. ONE DOlLAR ($1.00) PENALTY D' IJCINIE II PURCHASED Ami THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 'USE THIS HANDY APPUCA. 110N BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE OOUR'l' HOUSE NOW, FEltS ARi TWO DOlLARS lt2.00l FOR EACH DOG, MAT• ORFEMALI., To obtain Uceuse by mall, flU Ia and mall thil form I 7::10 Sign On-- l'urward Faith H5 Bill Miller Show R1111 7:30 Sports Parade 8 :10 7:~> Bill Miller Show 8 3i '1:35 Pickens llardware (Tues. 9·110 and Thurs.) 9 31] 7:50 News 9:45 8 00 Bill Miher Show to no 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 10:30 !Wed. - Fri) II :10 9:00 News 112 :00 U:ll5 Colle• with Janet 12 1:. U5 Roush's Shoes IThurs.l 12 30 10:00 Ohio Education I :00 10:115 Swap Shop 1·311 10:15 Minisleritll Association 10:3t 10:35 10:45 11:00 11:0$ 11 :30 12:00 12 :15 12:30 12:30 2:30 4:15 4:15 Social Security Tom Robertson Show A.S.C. Program IFrl.) News Tiny's Country Junction Tiny's Country Hymnllme Nation.•! News Local News Goessler's Guest Star Larry Anderson Show Miles Kusie Show Karr and VanZandt Show (Mon. Wed. Fri.) Blaettnar Auto Show Raptist Hour News 1\t•;•k P.nd Spreading Kingdom The 1\Jble Spe<oks The (;o(){] Life Ma ster Control Country llymntimers Quiet Hnur Noon News Chnsti"n' Hnur Rt•v. Merlin Teets Htv. Eddie noyer !lev. Silas nillups ?:OU Harvest Time 8:16 Louie Mueller !)flOW 8:55 community NeWll 9 00 Talk uf the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Lome Muclh Shu w 10 30 Latchstring , 11 ·00 News 11 :05 Louie Mueller Show Fricloy, Church Bell' Ring) 11·30 Public Service 111:45 World News 11:55 Mason County News 12 :00 Commun ity News 12 05 Noon News 2:10 Mi:irkets 2:15 Hev. Bobby Lee Adkins 12:15 Mid O.y Wellther 2:30 Week P.nd 12:20 Bulletin Board 5 30 Sign lff 12 :25 New, 0 (;roms SHURDAY 12:30 County Agent 6:00 Sign On -NPws 112:45 Country Go Hound 6 :10 Happy Volley 8oys 1:55 News B""t 7 00 Protestant Hour 2:00 Country (;o Round 73.\ Week End 2:55 News Beat 11 :00 Dutton's and !!ern's Top 3·09 Mid Way Matinee Ten Show 155 Nl!\1'! Beat 12:00 Noon News 4 00 DisciJOg with Doss 12:15 Paul Bowers, l\i 'J 4:30 Interchange 12:30 Jim Mee• Show 5 00 Community Newo 5:30 Sign OU 5115 M•SOII County News fHI lORI~ L:.::-0.=SE=R:.___t;~ -: on Sports , 1\ :00 Ohio Valle News •-:: 05 World Ne' I ~ : 10 Sporrls Today tU5 Weather Picture 8: 16 Louie Mueller Show 9:06 High Sehool Hit Parade 10:30 Son~s for Children 10 :45 Golden Key tt ·OO News 11:05 Saturday Show 12 :00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gra~m 12'30 Saturday Mali... t :JO New• Headlines 1:31 Saturday Motmeo 1:55 News 2 00 Saturday Matinee I 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Salurday Matinea ' 2:55 New• I 3 00 Saturday M<otinea ' 3:30 News Headlineo 3· 31 Saturday Mali... 4:00 <:ommumty Choiro 3·55 News 4:00 CommuRily Choirl 4. 30 Hadio RIO 5:00 News Roundup 5 15 Public Servtco 5:10 SliD Off By HAROLD GRAY LITnE ORPHAN ANNII! r WH.QT WAS Tl4tiT" 'STU~ != I SAW YOLI MI'/'.ING \r'JIHI THE ~JIOUt<D liP EO~ CORtt,PA'? OH, 1 4AT \'.It{ ; P. DAS4 0Fsor<r,4 U~1 MOLASSES ~ ALWI'\Y$ SQuLPE (ll!T' A f~'J C oCK. U·' ,-;, I u. BAI 'kl ELS P/r R"( f. ALL· ""TE£P~ ~.t; lM " ~'­ m (\ GR!::AT llk iNt, f=(lR IT ON, THtl'.{ COR!! I RAEBURN VAN BUREN ABBIE AND SLAn 1 By ART SANSOM '1t\l ~ ~ W'lfRCRfSS ~D­ \IHC"ES! IDP 'THEM IIITO'(OIJRATTACHG 0.5€ --"fttE~ '(01.1 CAN 6€T BACt::. 10 f'IWJEC.TUJ6 'i)l.R l~EI to GORDON B. CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs CountJ, Pomeroy, Oillo. lncn •lf.oddrsmd stMipldenvelopelllll price of 1 1 Male Dog ,!.00 Spayed Female .2.00 Female $2-"'Xennel lJmtlt •10 ow- :tit• - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .Adtlnu -- --- ----------~~~-------------------------­ ~ 1... cOLOR 1 I 11a1r 1llrHd 1 -Al!l UIITEP'IO'IHI! IJACJ<'e' 01' 1lliiQI IWtONAUSr «>LL'IfM WHO - TAI(EOFP AT A-ct>Oi.J~ Tt!DT. Gordon H. Caldwell COUNTY AUDITOR of Meigs County \ L l - mull bo obtained 1101 Jatar than ~an. 20, IH6, to avoW payllltl .....lty. Aftar thlo data ponolly wlll bo $1.00 for alngla tat ond $5.10 for ...,.,.1 llcanM. WEU,UNTIL~PC&B,lSIJGSEST lW JUSt' GQlllliNIIIIIIiqj~ l&11illo ...-~,_.' ... {;: ~.r_~ -~.. ·:7~?:·~ �. r · .. ' ::::.: :~:: . .. - .. ' ., . ' - .. ' .. . .. . . . . . ~ ' . - - . -. . .... . - • ·~ ...-· \ ........ ~t .. ' ' ..... . ....... 1'"·- ... - -~ ....... · ~ ·· • • .4'- • • ,,Jw • • ,j KITTEMS ARE IIIAAM, TOO, 1/00 KNOW ! Classified Ads Your· MOdern Community ·Bulletin Board - - - - - - - - - 0-Dall)' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., JaiL 15, 1966 I WANT AD INFORMATION !SIGNS DIADt.INU I P. • GaAUrT M. DIY l ...re 'P'Uitllcltlon MoRNr DNtiiiM 9:H A. M. CANCILLATIONI COitRECTIONI Will H ~optlll until 9:ot A. M. P9r Doy of PUbiK:•tlon IIGULATIONI The PUIIIIIIIor ,...."" 'tho rllht to Hit or njKt enr alii dMmd oblec:tlonUII. •rron should bl Nporfed IMmfdl.tely, Tile pvb• llllhtr wiH not be ..,.lfiOMiblt filr mon liMn e~~.o 1ncort"Kt 1n1ortlen. RATI.I .., W1nt Ad hnl• t GM I ,., Wont . . . tiiHrtiOit MlnlrwUII'I Cllll'll .. cenhl J1 Cenfl per word for Tfti'H C~M­ ,.clltln IMHIIOill Ill per ..nt DIICtHint Oil 'e.ld ... IIIG ... .-1\f wi .. Jtl, 10 di!J'L CARD Of' THANKI & O&ITUAIIII '1.21 ,., JO word mtntlltUm. IHtl eddiHon•l we~rd 1c. OFPICE i:IOUIS 1110 A. M. 19 5:01 P, M. Dotty ..,.,d., 1:30 ..... M. to 11:111 ..... IT'I 10 IASY TO P\.AU A AIIULT PRODUGIN41 WANT AD New Haven See •.. Pome1oy Atator Co. 1964 Olds 88, 4-Door heater, blue ftnisb. Spotlesl dean interior. e eyl. Fo~The Deal Thars Best! News Notes '66 CHEVYS-QUALITY USED CARS $2149 Power steering and brakes, automatlo1 f!JI1Y tcjulp(l<d. rad!"> 1965 Chevrolet 4 Dr. /'--.....THE MAN WITH THI! RED VEST USED CAR CENTER WY 2-5325 $1999 Pomeroy Malor Co. OPEN IVES. PJOO P.M. 1": IFII'fO- DtD ~E GIT 'TH ' MONEY TO BUY 'THAT CANDY? • DAILY CROSSWORD AIOII089 1. Boy meet.a girl ------- Whether you ehoose Sunday dinner at Bailey'• or any day . . . you'll find a friendly atmosphere 1 full menu and lowest prices. VIsit us soon, 7oti're welcome! AND OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED Aro ~·· a high ochool graduate otJho thi!lka logicaUy olld tDOUid lib! lo IOU thai obi!i!J iR " Mallet~ging li. Newts 9.Doa --·~-----· hou~ehoUI · -- - Job 10. Prep&f6 food DOWN t.GoJtterm 2. Mountain cre.'Jl 2. High hill 115. Prom(Jn8 lory 18. Travel~ •r.s 20. B111.t· 4. Half em ti. Beigo 23. Ravels 6. Natural BPrings :ll.Alwa~·s O{ 12. Trimmed l!l. Witty remark BAILEY'S BESTAlJRAN'I' 100r 16. Burmes& languag• 17. Worr:l.er: slang 19. Not fat 21. Inquire 22. Family I I'' ;« 80.Llke a bear ChilL 35. Grate 37.At the Drnc~.ments 2:5. A~>t&m 36. Chul"Ctt 4 26. Muslca.l part ' 2~. ot hf'.a.lingt ln•trument 39. Goddess Occupied 31 . ~lily 32, New 33. F'emala NDN~I!I 40. Mal~ RWiild. C.E'K~la.ma.­ Uo• ~;hcep q) I•O ~ ~ ~ ~·t « ,•• ~ .U. Adam'! t~ I" I" 0..,_ I"" ~ ~ ~ DAILY CBYl'TOQUOTE - Uere's how {.\~ to wor ~·~: ; AXYDLBAAXR WANTED! LONGFELLOW One ~ttet" frhnply standi for aoolhcr. In this samp1e A Is IMed for the Lhree L's, X tor the two O'!i, t•tc. SID~;Ie }f'tltor~ . npo.~ &oodJ. We will buy cont- trophies. lhe length and fonnatlon of the words are all hmtA .. '""'tes or oiiUOllloiJI, B~E. RYVA SB XFY QCXIO'YA BYE. FOUR~~S GRANDMA'S OLD AND ALREADY AN HONEY MOON. A CJ')'ptograoa Quolallm KNOTTS USED FURNITURE ond AUCTION By CHESTER GOULD DICK TllACY J:a.cb. dn.y the code Iettera are Qificrent. Call , .. 116S-2nd. \\' ~lt're a tB tjO~ t::lO;rlCJ;:; ~ I" ~ 0. " SOl\ VvhiJt doe.; tt1e c:a m::ln want/ ~ f'0, F/1, I" I"' 140 ~ Gal.' lie Yeah, Uncle Pert ... 4eah ... 4eah ... oka .J 1 ~ I" rg ,,. ~ "' as a ra.zc.r 4.:~. Scot ttsh• 8y KING t/; I"' I" I" 41. Ventilf'ltcs 4.2. SharpN1, I~ I"' f::j l'" 88. Drow.'>y 40. Cavern ·., I'' ~ !';?.[/.; I" I" prl'9ent time YakirdM7"1 An&wer !;]Htpcd ~· ~ atone): commercial• and go where the action is_lnataaa of bringing it all here?" . 17 34. J&de (the "Why can't Junior be like the teen-agero In the Ot'ea• cent• ~ 29. Theater Lt"L ABHE. Ago rj, 28, Forbtl1 troup '"' Otl 2'. Bronze poet memllor 23. Scold.s merclle!fS\y 26. Joint 21. Nf!tlk frill I t f. Unit ot weight I. :Moving .sidewaya !1. Prussla.o. city 12. Kind of meal 13. ItaliaJI s~ch I bar ian water li!. ""'' of PHONE WY 2-2156 pletw MY FROG FER FIVE. CENTS JU6HAID!l WHAR f4,T NEW LOW PRICES Career with A Future By FRED LASSWELL I SOlD HIM Love ltl BROASTED CHICKEN engine. Std. trana. Radio and heater. I.oeaib' owned and sbart> Interior. Turq. fil>iah. Now IIUarantto . 1964 Chevrolet Imp. 4-Dr. ------ BAJINEY GOOGL. and SI<IVFfY SMIYtt Will POMEROY MOTOR ( 0. $2095 Power steering, autom.atie, radio, aU the worlll, Jike ne·.v ttreo, tan finlob. VB engino. Spethioo lllterlor. Sunday Dinner at Bailey's I ~ Your Family C~ . WE'LL SEE YOU 0~ OUR MOON - TO- EAR TI-l TELEC~ST TOMORI=<OW. NO A R~Y. NO NAVY, >JO Bl LL IONS -JUST MAGNETISMr I &C.A.Y• B90J'X--XVD~CA l'eKtertll\~1 Cryptoquote: TO Ji'INT) JI"At:rLT rs !!:A.Sf; DO BETTER MAY Bl'l DIFFICUL'l'.-PLUTARCI:I 446-2911 (C :wes. King TO ,, l'eaturea ~wlic&le, IDe.) - WJEH RADIO .JANUARY WJ"H LOO MONDAY TIIRU FRIRDAY iTues ·Thurs.) Monday Through Friday 6:110 Sign On - Neo 4 lO F:lcctric Co. Local News 7 45 Sign On, Echoes of Joy !:05 S.cred Heart R oo Ohio Valley News 4 54 Ohio News Round·l'p 6:20 Meigs County RFD f 05 World News 5 :Ill Sign Off 6:25 Country Jamboree ' 8 IU Sports Tod«v 6:57 Weather I SUNDAY I 8:15 Weather r 'Jcture ~ : tO World and National News 5:15 Spotlight 5:25 Weath•r 5:30 Sign Off 1 I 1 Sa turd~ : 7·4~ Sign On. F.ch ~ of .Toy I' 1' 7:00 National News Sale or Trade ; I '< I ' II 4 ROOMS bath and garage, 918 Locust St., rear. Call Martin Reolallrant. WY S-9918. 1 7 tfc fiOUSB I rooms and a b. t h, modern kitchen, near school. Corner ol Lincoln and Fourth In Middleport. Call Geat · Coleman. SH 2~9. I 13 3ta •fi1RE==E:-AA-:d""f:-oor-roo~m rUfnish!ld and unlurnished menta. WY 2-5434. 12 6 Mon., February 14 Have That Gift Attention Dog Owners Portrait Taken Now GROVER$ STUDIO DEADIJNE FOR PURCHASE OF 1966 DOG IJCENSE 111 JANUARY 10'1'11. ONE DOlLAR ($1.00) PENALTY D' IJCINIE II PURCHASED Ami THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 'USE THIS HANDY APPUCA. 110N BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE OOUR'l' HOUSE NOW, FEltS ARi TWO DOlLARS lt2.00l FOR EACH DOG, MAT• ORFEMALI., To obtain Uceuse by mall, flU Ia and mall thil form I 7::10 Sign On-- l'urward Faith H5 Bill Miller Show R1111 7:30 Sports Parade 8 :10 7:~> Bill Miller Show 8 3i '1:35 Pickens llardware (Tues. 9·110 and Thurs.) 9 31] 7:50 News 9:45 8 00 Bill Miher Show to no 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 10:30 !Wed. - Fri) II :10 9:00 News 112 :00 U:ll5 Colle• with Janet 12 1:. U5 Roush's Shoes IThurs.l 12 30 10:00 Ohio Education I :00 10:115 Swap Shop 1·311 10:15 Minisleritll Association 10:3t 10:35 10:45 11:00 11:0$ 11 :30 12:00 12 :15 12:30 12:30 2:30 4:15 4:15 Social Security Tom Robertson Show A.S.C. Program IFrl.) News Tiny's Country Junction Tiny's Country Hymnllme Nation.•! News Local News Goessler's Guest Star Larry Anderson Show Miles Kusie Show Karr and VanZandt Show (Mon. Wed. Fri.) Blaettnar Auto Show Raptist Hour News 1\t•;•k P.nd Spreading Kingdom The 1\Jble Spe<oks The (;o(){] Life Ma ster Control Country llymntimers Quiet Hnur Noon News Chnsti"n' Hnur Rt•v. Merlin Teets Htv. Eddie noyer !lev. Silas nillups ?:OU Harvest Time 8:16 Louie Mueller !)flOW 8:55 community NeWll 9 00 Talk uf the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Lome Muclh Shu w 10 30 Latchstring , 11 ·00 News 11 :05 Louie Mueller Show Fricloy, Church Bell' Ring) 11·30 Public Service 111:45 World News 11:55 Mason County News 12 :00 Commun ity News 12 05 Noon News 2:10 Mi:irkets 2:15 Hev. Bobby Lee Adkins 12:15 Mid O.y Wellther 2:30 Week P.nd 12:20 Bulletin Board 5 30 Sign lff 12 :25 New, 0 (;roms SHURDAY 12:30 County Agent 6:00 Sign On -NPws 112:45 Country Go Hound 6 :10 Happy Volley 8oys 1:55 News B""t 7 00 Protestant Hour 2:00 Country (;o Round 73.\ Week End 2:55 News Beat 11 :00 Dutton's and !!ern's Top 3·09 Mid Way Matinee Ten Show 155 Nl!\1'! Beat 12:00 Noon News 4 00 DisciJOg with Doss 12:15 Paul Bowers, l\i 'J 4:30 Interchange 12:30 Jim Mee• Show 5 00 Community Newo 5:30 Sign OU 5115 M•SOII County News fHI lORI~ L:.::-0.=SE=R:.___t;~ -: on Sports , 1\ :00 Ohio Valle News •-:: 05 World Ne' I ~ : 10 Sporrls Today tU5 Weather Picture 8: 16 Louie Mueller Show 9:06 High Sehool Hit Parade 10:30 Son~s for Children 10 :45 Golden Key tt ·OO News 11:05 Saturday Show 12 :00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gra~m 12'30 Saturday Mali... t :JO New• Headlines 1:31 Saturday Motmeo 1:55 News 2 00 Saturday Matinee I 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Salurday Matinea ' 2:55 New• I 3 00 Saturday M<otinea ' 3:30 News Headlineo 3· 31 Saturday Mali... 4:00 <:ommumty Choiro 3·55 News 4:00 CommuRily Choirl 4. 30 Hadio RIO 5:00 News Roundup 5 15 Public Servtco 5:10 SliD Off By HAROLD GRAY LITnE ORPHAN ANNII! r WH.QT WAS Tl4tiT" 'STU~ != I SAW YOLI MI'/'.ING \r'JIHI THE ~JIOUt<D liP EO~ CORtt,PA'? OH, 1 4AT \'.It{ ; P. DAS4 0Fsor<r,4 U~1 MOLASSES ~ ALWI'\Y$ SQuLPE (ll!T' A f~'J C oCK. U·' ,-;, I u. BAI 'kl ELS P/r R"( f. ALL· ""TE£P~ ~.t; lM " ~'­ m (\ GR!::AT llk iNt, f=(lR IT ON, THtl'.{ COR!! I RAEBURN VAN BUREN ABBIE AND SLAn 1 By ART SANSOM '1t\l ~ ~ W'lfRCRfSS ~D­ \IHC"ES! IDP 'THEM IIITO'(OIJRATTACHG 0.5€ --"fttE~ '(01.1 CAN 6€T BACt::. 10 f'IWJEC.TUJ6 'i)l.R l~EI to GORDON B. CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs CountJ, Pomeroy, Oillo. lncn •lf.oddrsmd stMipldenvelopelllll price of 1 1 Male Dog ,!.00 Spayed Female .2.00 Female $2-"'Xennel lJmtlt •10 ow- :tit• - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .Adtlnu -- --- ----------~~~-------------------------­ ~ 1... cOLOR 1 I 11a1r 1llrHd 1 -Al!l UIITEP'IO'IHI! IJACJ<'e' 01' 1lliiQI IWtONAUSr «>LL'IfM WHO - TAI(EOFP AT A-ct>Oi.J~ Tt!DT. Gordon H. Caldwell COUNTY AUDITOR of Meigs County \ L l - mull bo obtained 1101 Jatar than ~an. 20, IH6, to avoW payllltl .....lty. Aftar thlo data ponolly wlll bo $1.00 for alngla tat ond $5.10 for ...,.,.1 llcanM. WEU,UNTIL~PC&B,lSIJGSEST lW JUSt' GQlllliNIIIIIIiqj~ l&11illo ...-~,_.' ... {;: ~.r_~ -~.. ·:7~?:·~ �\ ' I Display of Antique Quilts Featured In DAR Chapter Meeting Friday A display of antique quilts in tions wen elt.>cl'!'d and include ;1 unusual designs and patterns Mr::;. Ir vi ng Karr. Stat€' Histor- ~ and Mrs. S\.:inner, national con- A ro[fce hour <tl 11 .:t.m. pn.'- lvention in Washington, D. C. iu ceded t ht> nrrt:ting. Tilt· hostess- )April. .., es. Ml's. Moore. and Mrs. Jamt"s . H~r rlf'\', assiskd bv i\li '>s .\1ild- ! Mrs l•.merson Jones, Natlonrrd H.3.W it"v ..; .Nn·J 11 s:-:ort ccl h(~t ~ al Defem:e chtd rman. gave a . roll~ . douEitmuts. I'd I1t·t• und ka ! report tm a ~ommu~istic School ! from 3 lJh le ,.l,\Wt'd Wtlh a Jur~ _Youu_, ol Ame~tca held m 1 cu t wnr·k t'!l rbr aidnt•d cl oth 1Nt ~ Jersey, and discussed lmFrwt Amllro:-;ia, prepared 1rorn nug ralion law s. a n•ctot' of 1!1~11. muJ. · It was reported that Mrs. 0. ttre centerpiece of rt>d ('<lr- . P. Klein. Mrs. William Bradnations, official Ohm flower, · ford and Miss Addie Bradfit>ld carrie~. eut lh: ~JPritagc tht•me-. • wur·.e eonfi nt>d b~' illness. Mrs. Mrs. t.eorgt' Skmner, regent , 1 Kleln sent a Uumk you note Cor pr!!'sidt>d <~I lhe stlvt·r roflee f·ards sent her at Christmas. I'"''" ' 1 St"f\'!l't;' ;·h. ;,'·".•r,!t1,1, · ''·!'•·•·': '~,lj,;:'; II' r;('r., ., , :· ·:'Ill · '' .If : . · .,:~:~.:. .,i··· , Ttrt> -rnt>t-ling WCJ!-i opt-ned ~ n Mrs. Lo('hary was in chur~?;e i' . 1 iHu.il !urm led bv :V!rs.. Xkrn- of the prognun and read the .i · ner ~ncl \1t-.;s B.t'"-s S;tnbl1n1, .sto:·y of Q_u_ilting b! Margaret chapbin. \'Jr -.; l.ol'lrary led in Dtck.us. whtrh described th~ ?e-- 11. the sing mg 01 tht' ·· ~tar Spc!ng- ·gmnmgs of the art of qut!tmg l . lt•d Runner." . m the MuJdle East and later I Deleg;Jtes and nll~nt:.tlf'<> to · broug?t lQ.Engla~d _and then to , tht:' SWll:' Mncl mltiuu;d l' OIIVl'TI· Allll:'l'lf' 'lt. She S~lld ~t begadn as l j• r; 11 1 ' ;1 :1.'· n{o~~ , ,., ., I:: , ., ·j: at y Mrs. L. K. tKate) Lewis of Circleville, sister of John Frick, underwent surgery at un,ive~r­ sily Hospital, Columbus Thurs· day. Her room number is 863. Mrs. R. A. Thompson of Pittsburgh, P•. and Mrs. Carl Wolfe of Wheeling, W. Va . returned to their homes Friday after spend· in~ several r'avs with Mrs. Mary E. Ohlinger. Mrs. Mary E. Ohlinger, Mrs. R. A. Thootpson and Mrs. Carl Wolfe spent Thursday in Ashland, Ky. with Mrs. Sorg. Mr. and Mrs. Paul c:~~:~: I wer-e Thursday evening guests of her sister, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. Mrs. Dess ie Patterson spent Wedoesday •fternoon with Mrs. Roy Thomp~ on and sister, Mrs. Nettie Jones. Mr. and Mrs. John R w~eks , and family arrived today, a weekend visit with their ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon WP<•k•l was fealurt•d as a ' par t o[ the ian, and Mrs. James Brewing· prog:am for lhe .Janunry meet- lon. vil'e regent, Mrs. Guy Neiging uf Rt>lurn Jonalhan Meigs i Jpr and \1rs . Wayne fribbons, Chlivter, Dau~he-r s of American ~ o; tate conference to be held tn Re,Jaiution, Friday at the home · .\·lar('h at Toledo and Mrs. Karr of Mrs . Nan Mnure. • Mainly About P~ple In Pcmerov .·: I•·, 1 1 1 I' J ... ,. ·\ ' Study Course to Be Launched by Frances Lou Baker's Engagement to Eleanor c·IICIe W1/11am B/a11 Thomas Announced ~n ' ~~~·~::,~1!1 de\~d l'~etnamN , eo.~tum~·s L~<•t rteoaot s(~nt Sa~gon MEIGS THEATRE ~ 1 ~·ou r~pth 1~ ~ P 2 00 Grange Group o·ISCusses Progress Plan C~nada ~venmg f~om SO('IAL ~ CAlENDAR TR(~IP two~~;~,~!! Wolf~ Surrf~ce Cane~· ForbeL - Sentinel Photos. Triple Party Is Held lor 3Youngster;: m~t Ch~JStmas F~e ~,. II ~ ~aye, ~nk, .· "- · Linda Larkins IS '66 Junior Miss of Meigs County's High Schools Landis Larkins of Eastern Daniel, Jaycee president. High School is the 19116 Junior Second runner-up was Miss of Meigs County following Evalyn Smith, danghter of the Third Almual Junior and Mrs. Lawrence Smith, East· Pageant Sunday night. ern High School, presented Miss Larkins, danghter lrophy by Bill McAfee vice Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles ident of Jaycee Dislrict No. c( Chester, was crowned by 1965 Third runner-up was Junior Miss Suzy Parker, Rut- High School's Roberta Trussell, land. A near lull house attendof Mr. and Mrs. Rib- wtt~ y~ ~ew Ralph Werry of Pomeroy aJ.. I reeled the pagean, and R.ob<i/t Garner directed the live musie Crab- portron lor the show provided be by the All County Junior \!Iss de· I Orcheslra using musicians froiD Hiib 1Eastern and Rutland Avla· Schools. Piano accompanimellt was played by Bill .AileDof EallI tern and William lussell, YJ4. 1 dleport. lor , durit has Br~wn's ~nj ;h I. Church ClasS Plannin W k g Time Dinner . cam- or that, airports Akron, wi Sthool Board r· b: Thursd~y ' ofT~~- c~~dssMirs.nTeodny r~f;~f:;I:~~ day a\ organizational meeting night at the office of Satur• Coua- r b~ I b~rth ~ ty Supt. 0. 0. Patterson in Pomeroy. Mr. Kautz. owner or I h e Kautz Feed Store, is also active in church and civic affairs. Virgif Atkins, Harrisonvmo, was elected vice president. ()tb. er memhers are Gordon Col· !ins, Tuppers Plains; Harold Roush , Portland, and Georri• Perry, O.xter. SUpt. Patterson also attended. 1 R~cine • 1 1 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS I I and Savings Company "We Have Grown Bocau•• We Have Helped Others Grow" Member Federal R...rvo Syatom Member Fodorel Depaoli Inauranco Corporation POMEROY, OHIO .,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ One certificate for school bus driver was issued and in were other activity, Dr. Hicks, a member of the research Bur· eau of Ohio University, was employed to aid the newly created school district in all phases, . Work selection of the build· Within the .' site, 8J'Chitects, supplies, . th equipment, qualified teachers, E1gb the curriculum, building struca lure, transportation problems it January is Sale Month at Elherfelds (6 TIL 8 PM) The FARMERS BANK H The board accepted the bud. 11 Feeneav- ge• for 19116 which had been presented to the State Board of Education late last year. 1 Jo:~' ~.".~and ~~s- "Whore You Got Tho Most For Your Money" THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ ~~=~ Prayer service at the Church .~~0~~:~1. ~~~;:~:~rs~~,t~~::: ' ! Mrs. Perry Mit ch, Mrs. Lawrenee Milhoan, Mrs. Orin Smith 1 Mrs. Carl Mattox. Bargains All Over the Store Organ Dedication TODAY, SATURDAY our STORE IS OPEN TIL 9 Be Thrifty, Save All of Your Saleslips From ELBERFELDS IN POM . EROY ':..--------------------------------• ....... . .... .... -· -~ The reglar meeting nJght lor the board was set for the first of eaeh month at tht office of the county superintendent. I ..Ji'~-..,..--..:.:.:.:.:..=.-1 1 and and other problems that mi&bt arise . I' comet'""('" Tuesday ~e SHOP TONIGHT . Class 12, J~ih19 Methodist : Church, 1o meet Wednesda•.-. ! 19 at the church, tmmedi· , TIL 9 P, M, Jan. ate[y following the Week of Kautz Named President of said. ls i high It aids ! Carl Kautz, prominent bbs~ stJ\1 ness of Chester was elec'-' " h I , ~ e ·president of the Meigs C<lunty Board of Education ll't its annu• , 1 The Jaycees expressed gra\S. tude to the following businesa establishments for their contrlo buUons to the Junior Mlal Scholarship Fund : ! B~rtlett ...... _._ . . . ... ~- ~··~-- ............ -<~ · ~ ~-.. ..1 -····"· • -,.,. - .. ', .u - - ... ... ........... -•.,;. l!.r ''~':J • •• ;\ ·r ' •• Univ<!rslly. R. H. Rawlings Sons Company, Baker Furniture, Roush'a Shoe Store, King Buildera Supply, Bahr Clothiers, Davltl~pelcin·l Warner Insurance, Har!ley and Bennett Shoe Store Stmon's Market, Chapman and Canaday Shoe Store, Biaetlnar Auto CO., Pomeroy r.. lower Shop, Crow'• Steak House, Karr and Viii Zandl Motor Sales. Don's AshIJ~~~~ ~ l•nd Serviee, Datry Valley, tior:4 ak's Carry-Out, Brown's TraC' tor Sales, Economy Savings and Loan. Farmer's Bank and SavNew York Ctothin~ !louse, Blqe ing, Co., Court Street Grill, noo-tano Grey Restaurant, Fabri~ Schoo!l Shop, Associated Radio and Thack- TV, Downie·Gross Men's Store, f'---Oh_io Stifflers Stores. lnr- , Pomeroy Pastry, Swisher-Lohse Rexall I Drug Store. and Goess!r.r's Jewielry Store. I follo~;d Pul-~ tors CENfi ' -~Kay :~~ f:~~e par~ ·.,~; ,~:~~~" ~ e~e w~re IS OUR BUSINESS ,, CONTESTANTS - Miss Linda Lou Larkins, radiant with her bouquet of flowers and a huge trophy as Junior Miss of Meigs County, poses with 13 other contestants tn Middleport High School auditorium Sunday night. Front row, left to right, are Saundry Kay Dean, Vickii Fetty, Sandra Kay Boothe, Allee Evalyn Smith, 2nd runner-up; Miss Larkins, Jane Lucas, first runner-up; Connie Sue Leadingham. Second row, Julia McCoy, Nancy Ann Baker, Brenda Sue Honeycutt, Joyce Long, Miss Congeniality; Roberta Ann Trussel~ third runner-up; Sandy Tucker, and Beverly Sut 1 , '~ v~ec'V' I~ E~s!lon, FIVE MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1966 • I man~ nthe~ ~- - ~(lllH!• POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO · VQ!. XVII NO. 228. .; Larry SfO bartS 16th Buthday Acknowled ed San-~ g enttne Dnoted To The Inter"" Of Thfl Mei,..MGtDrt! .4,_ era t as • neresStty an tat-; ,er develflped into an art for 1 ' woman from cottage to palaces. fRAN CES LOU BAKER She mentioned it as being 8 fireside craft and one that holds • htgh place at county I • , , , · I Plans we re made fur a study fairs and auctions. IS oourse to be s~dfied soon hy Mrs. r 0 . lha pmun rr\·trwerl She described the vorious ; Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Baker of Lo,.,,.c r Hivcr Road, Galli- the El e_anor t .in·it> ot Hentb the book, "\'i!lagr in Vietnam.' quilts made by lh! mountatn ' polis, are announcmg the engagement of thr ir dau ght er, ~cthod1st Church Thursday evewheo the WSCS of the !Miond !women of Awalarh ian region Frances Lou, to William Blair Thomas, son of Dr. and Mrs. ; nmg at th e church. Methnd t!' l Chu rC'h met wr th who have retained the original ' R. D. Thomas o( Il alliday ----·- ----- 1 • Margare~ Edwnrds was devo-Mrs. G. H. La sher Thursday :art and each has the meaning : Hei ghts, Galliplis. the Co ll ege_ of Education in twnal _cha1r:na.n ano presen ted afternoon. . :nnd memories of the women ·: Mi~s Baker is a 1963 gradu- June. She 1s a . . _·siden l of the mC~terral pomtmg to . the New · Thls book wu! writtrn, in , li fe. ate of Galli a Academy. She is AJumnJe Schola rship House. Year as an ?pportumt~ for m?" ALL-WEATHER SPORT-The heavy coat and warm hat are necessary for this Moscow rollaboration w1\ll ~" lhret>-nllm . attending Ohio Slate Univ«:rs·i . 1thers to str1ve to g•ve lhelf swt~m~~g hnst~tor, c~eckmg the progress of bis students in a steaming ou ' door ttam of Vietm:meSf\ IJy Dr. {;e. ! ~t>mbers displayed various ity and will be graduated front Mr. Thon:as 1 ~ a 1961 grad,~ - I lami\i.es a christian home. poot t'b • ea pool111 a great favorite with citizens of the So~iet capital throu•"rald Hickt>y, an Amt."rir:m lln-:qUJ its whtch mduded the var· ---~ · - - - ate or Gall~3 Aca~emy, und t_s Mrs. M. K Oowson was pro· ou c year.. ....hropolo•t'o t. 'rl . ·t [ tou.-; pa tterns of the Rose of I I abo attendmg. Ohto State Ur,J- gram chairman and assisted the Wed: vcrs1 tancesln.!'> ·~Wlrsl • 1·e Iusbom t~ I :Sl:'''m 'I . .• Mw"1ha· ~ \'ine\.·ard · ·1y. J[ e WI II g:ra duale [rom Hev M E Vowson in present- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:___ _ _ _ _ __ 1 · ' .' llPVit-fnr~mf':c;e li.ls l"f'n a- ·d· · . . _Christ-, . doplt>d by 1nw u~ mg Hmg, Pa,tdn~terk, • .tht> S.h _cO?,I ofO . ptumelry 'tn J _u ne ! ing . co. lor.slides or various sel'their religiou s il<l ld. com bmed "'"' Wre•th , 1 ree of Ltfe and 1 and eSidentof EpSi lon , tioos or the United Sta tes and Wedding Solemnized with Chinese and lndiJn Brida_were _more I P.s'_. lt alcrntty of pro·' taken on their vacatiOn On December 23rd hi sm. . ; ll 100 )lcll> old u tcludtng • i fesstonal optornelry. IIrtps and other pastorates. Mrs. Danoy Struble. l1rs. one '" the Thn open church wedding will , 'd Mrts. Chadrlets dBrtahdburby, presSimplicity marked the wooapman·s granddaughter. mo-• . · The 16th birthday cf Larry be an event of Juoe 26 at the 1 en, con uc e e usmess ding of Miss Beatrice Maye, Ch f,ur bt·<uttilu l Gue•ll were Mrs. William Stobart was acknowledged Moo-t Grace Methodist Church in Gal- [ sesston. Mrs. Leo Smith read Rock Sbrings Grange daughter of Mr. and Mrs._Cecil A triple birthday party W81 . whh.·h had b.ee-.n Wi ll, Mrs. J)onova. n, member 1day w.tth a su rpri :e par- Jipohs. Miss Baker is a grand-' a letter the OIJS Bell fam- 1Thursdav evening with Fred Cheshtre, and Wtlltam held at the Middleport Kinderto he r bv Stn rh! .• or Lancaster Chapter8 DAR, ty gtven by Mr s. Edoa Stobarl daught Pr of Mr. and Mrs. Louis tly m Jopan thankmg the group ,Goeglein, worthy master, pre- F son of Mr. & Mrs. Owen garten Class Friday for the sixth from One was h;md Mrs John Kincatd . Mrs. Mar-·1 at her home m Mtddleport. Rc- Rctbel of Pomeroy. [or the Chmt..'TlaS box sent lo siding. Fmk, Mtddteport. The vows of birthd,ays .or Martha Krawsczyu painted bla<·k su tio, one io ele·, cus Chembers and Mrs. James [ freshm eols were served and Lar them. The mete voted \o sen>e tlte double rmg ceremony were and Conrue and Bonme Burton. gan t rrd brocade. one blue I Euler. 1 ry received many nice gills. refresOO!ents to a group of mm- Thank you notes were read I read by the Rev. Donald Hick Helpers for Martha were 10 •atln. and one in block Ia"'. Those attending or sending isters of Meigs ana GaUia Connfrom the Athens State Hospital December 23 in the Church of Velvet Swisher and Ann Fitch 1 1, gilts were \Irs. t:. E. Bishop pre<enlMEI!.TS I ttes who wt\1 be meetmg a t for gtfls at and from I Chnst parsonage m Middleport. I and sharmg _her birthday table •d th e dm>liooals helve mem- G S T N Sam Hood Sandv Humphrey< Heath Church Jan. 31 for low· Middleport Department Tile brode was atltred in a were Ann Ftlch, Pammte MtU· 1 llrrs and \W're !-He·· W 1 E met : Mary Sandy mghts. Members were remindfor a donatiOn. A community 1w1th matching ha atnd veil, The iron, Ang1e Hou$ins, Becky 0 267 sent. . · P;r nhesfj.JY Pal e plscopal l Susan George Saue;' .J. .J eel to turn proceeds on the retor progress program was discuss- pale blue two p1ece costume and Kimberly Johnson. r•--======--==;;,, " 'T 1uuse.R ans d were , made b John Blake Ruth Ann HaUey tis m to the class and a dtse . with matching hat and veil The e pers ' • k · · d 11 I 'oor c onme · and Bonme · or a oun -up' on Fe Ault 'Kathy McElhinney' JAN. 15 I cussion was held on a study IJ€W Mrs Fmk attended 'Chewere Jill Walburn, Chnsty Hess 1 ;~"; . whtc\mcludes all of Susie Mo;ris Manlyn Stumbo' The Mid-Wmter Jnsli\ule of book for a course to begin as Mrs. W. A. Morgan, ledur- shire Htgh School Mr Fmk s and Jackie Colgrove. Seated at tr~ roops HI t e coun1y. The Ra}•mond Hl~dy, Asa Brad : MethLd Jst Y~outh Fello\~Shlp soon as pos~nble. Ier, present'!d a progra~. which a graduate of Mtddie~ort High the table with Con me were Da. bt J'Pe wtth a bury, Paul Haynes, Kenn) Ru ;-1 WJII be held Satm·day, Jan 15, at Mrs. Jame> Johnson and Mrs. opell€d an ar!Jcle, Happy School and JS employed at Spen· vtd Burton, Jackie Colgrove, Pomeroy, Ohio \ft ~ b I ng·up ceremony. sell Janis Schmoll S•w Hue Portsmouth begmmng at 9 am. Allte Haw lev served a des- ~ew Year, by Fred Goeg\em, cers Market in Mtdd\eport The Pat Boyles, Velvet SwJSher and meet:ng, _games • Sus;e Ohlinger, M,; , \l;rms> Seniors wtll meet at the Tnni- sert course .to the above and ollowed b poem, ::The New couple Is restdtng at Ann ette Starhng Seated wtlh TONIGHT Thru TUESDAY we-re sJ d and rl! fl eshmPnts i Kenda!l Dunfee, Debbtt' <;rues' ty Methodist Church while Jun-1 Mrs. Charl••s Byer, Mrs. Jack I by .. poem. The Tratler Court in Minersville. Bonnie were Megan Miller, Jamrs St ewnrt in I d "'Present Berer, Steve Pullens. Stcphctme will meet at the Franklm Sla . . en and Mrs. Wilham Rus· · Year, by Mrs. Homer Rlce. Faith Hermnn, Pamela Stobart. "S HENANDOAH" '" ete en~.ss~, Debbte Har-1 tens, Charle Holcomb Mark Avenue MethodiSt Ch urch 1 sell. Foor arttcles were read, ''SafeHt\1 Walburn, and Chnsty Hess. (Tech nirolorl hmrt, llecky_ fnptett. Na ncy Tannelull f!ank Wh ~~ J. The Jumor Class of Eastern ly wtth Power Tools," by WilVISIT SON, FAMILY Mr and Mrs. Krawscz)n J,amf's Slew;n·t. Doug Mr· Clure. GlPnn Corh('lt Pat Th<;mpson. Tw•la Clalworthy, Barttel\ Jim Butcher (';; H1gh Jttn•y Supper Jan. 15 at: p C .1 ham Grueser; " Along the Mr. aod Mrs. David Darst, Jr. Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Dale rick Wayn(', K<~lharrn~ Ro!-.s, St:i' Neutzhng, Becky Houda· Stobart.' ' ) the Htgh School from 5:30 to l asl _ouncr.orl Way;• Mrs. Fred Goeg\eln; "A visited during the 1-<J\idays with burn and Mrs. Peart Reynolds, Rosema r~· Fors}' lh, J .u m t" !\ and J~dy M~Kmght. Lead· 11:00 P. M. Menu: baked ham , I llfeel m Racme Fresh Start," Mrs. Amos Leon- thetr son all<l family, Mr. and teacher, served ice cream, milk, Bst, Philio AIf rod. : ,;s ~rei Apnl Smtih and Peggy turkey and dressing , scalloped ! Mrs. Oval Diddle was host-' ard ; and "Youth Parody," H<~- Mrs. Bill Darst and children in and cupcakes with a pick nuCelorcartoons , ou as lf'lt. potatoes, mashed potatoes, gra-· ess to the Past Oouncilors of mer Rice. Lima. Mr. and Mrs. Darst art: meral "6". Individual bath mittl Admissio n: '75c and 40c 'Y· noddles, oorn, green be<ms ' Theodorus Council Daughters oil A poem, "Ode lo Last Year's in Lima since both are mem· aod small bars of wop were Of tossed salad, cole. slaw, pte America Thursday nigh~ at her · Calendar,'' was read by Mrs. hers of the symphony orchestra favors . Movies were taken bp butter. Each servmg, 10 cents home, Racine. . Homer Radford and "A thought and both conduct private lessons Mrs. Burton. 1 cake, punch, coffee, rolls and The meeting In charge of for the day " by Amos Leon- in trumpet and flute. Each plays ----u:~:~: 7o~ethma~~u;~:o;~h~sc and 15 cent!. Mrs. Adria sa;re, president, op- ard. A readlng, "Someone Said first ehalr in the orchestra with DAUGHTER BORN e . J N.. 17 . ened wtth devottons taken From nus," by Mrs. Morgan and "~ Btll on trumpet <one of the best 1 c en by the Golden Rule Class of the M re; VIlma Ptkko]a, Bookmo- II Peter 2:1-4, by Mrs. Mal Prayer for the New Year" from Middleport High School) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boggess Mtddleport Ftrst BaptiSt Church bile Ltbrartan, gu:st speaker at Meinhart. A short business ses- Mrs. William Grueser ;ecel and Mrs. Darst on flute. Bill of Laurel. Cltff are announceevenmg at the home tho regular meetmg of Racine sion was held. after which ed a violin-piano duet Hom- attended Ohio State where he mg the of a 1 lb. I Fowkler. E113e0m eotary tPhTA. Jdan. 11, al gamea were played with prizes er Rice and Amos Leonard Sev- played in the marching band. Jdaughterl4RubtmVLteynn, FrMtday, . p an a wor ses- : p.m. a t f' gra e school. awarded lo M R' ha d C . · anuary , a e rllllS ern1 ston f9r the nt'Xl mreti ng in Refreshmcnl s will be served by rs. IC r amp- era s~lechons were played. by orial Hospital. Grandparents are 11 February to be. held at church the third grade mothers. ~ein~~:· ;n~·~ Be1gl~ :~· ~- Rl~ don thhls new guitar . 8 EWING CLUB MEETS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell, with a bean dinner precediog Theodorus Council Daughters Ad t rs. ac cone u e e program. Hostess gifts were presented 1Laurel Cli[[ and Mr and Mrs the work sess ion, Fred HoHman of America Monday at 1:30 p sond. b thesshertescoulrsehwas ser- A dessert course was served. Ito Mrs. Hiram Fisher when the O.nzel Boggess of Mrs' . th e a bseoce o the m. at the 'JOOF Hall. Charter· ve y e ndasM s N o t ose Ch nam,frt·-City . Sewmg . Club met Thurs. I Ola Boggess or Syracuse· and· presJ.'ded m ed ahove 1 ' preSident, Manmog Ktoes, who to be dra ped in memory of M a ,;.;s. o~m~ apENTERTAINS CLUB day evening, at her home, Min- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Douglas came taler. Marguerite Durst and Bertha :n. J rs. mas 00 ' MISs Mrs. Robert Schmoll enter- ersville. The evening was spent of Letart Falls are great granfl. 1 l . M". Kloes had devotions us- 1/'cKenzie. All officers and the ;a esse, Mrs: Arnold Hayes tamed her canasta club Tues- socially and in sewing, after parents. rng the theme, "Beginning A· team to attend in white. en • guest, Miss Brenda Sa- dav at her home on Pearl St. which the hostess served a sa----, gain " , I JAN. 18 . re. Pnzes won by Edna French, lad course to Mrs. Millard WildFIR"T JS BORN I Refreshments of sandwiches, The Salisbury PTA will meet Kathleen Wildermuth, Mary L<lu ermuth, Mrs. Bradford Maag, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roller 8 cookies and punch were serv- Tuesday at 7 30 p. m. All parSON ORN Boggs and Pat Mills. Others Mrs. Robert Rawlings, Mrs. Belpre, are announcing t b; d ~r. and Mrs. Neman Bur- attending were Mrs. W1lllam Fred Leifheit, Miss Ellzabeth birth of their first child, a dau· I "- to Ute above and Mr. and ents are urged to attend. Let The Farmers Bank ~nd Savings Com- I Mrs. Charles Searles, Mr. and JOF class of the United Meth- 0; ~.:e~~~~~o~~~~g 8the birth Chttds, Mrs. Charles Bradbury Fick, Mrs. Charles Riffle Mrs ghter, Lori Kay, hom Friday, I Mrs. Fred Hollman , Mr. and lodJSt church scheduled lor Mon- Hotze H .1 1 . ' Gs~n, ~t and Mrs. RIChard Gress. A des- Robert Roberts and Mrs 1 ~ J.nuory I at City Hospital in 18 sert course was served during Wehrung 1 Mrs. Ktoes, Barbara Murray ,l lkly evening changed to 'fuesFrtdar a '"The a lp<l · ar a Parkersburg, w. va. Grandpar· p1ny be a partner for special goals-du· 1 Charlene Thomas, Mrs. Fred day at 1 30 p m., at the borne . hyd · 14 · baby the SOCial hour. · enL are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur 8 ~~~dear~~·= and ounces. Hanning, and Mrs. Malcolm cation, vacations, home ownership, taxes, 1 Gtbbs and daughter, Trina, and of Mrs. C. F. Tompkms. the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler. Lydia Circle of the Unittd Blak PMiddl t ~ Eddte ~nd Mrs. Roy Tracy, Pomeroy The Rottweiler Is a German Roller, Middleport. Great grandMethodist church Tuesday at Mrs "otho :~ 't Mr. and and Mrs. May Ingles, Masoo, breed of dog. Originally a cat- mother is Mrs. Isabel Autheretc. BffiTIID-'Y OBSERV<.D 1:3o p.m. at the church, with Gre~t nd ur e te, Gallipolts. W. Va. The Burdettes have two tie dog, it later was developed son, Middleport. Mrs. Roller II The btrthday of Mrs. W. L. Mrs. Wilson Carpenter and Mrs. gra parents are Mr. daughters, Tracy and Ke!lee. in Hungary as a sled dog. the former Loretta Hanning i Kautz was observed when the rC. E. Blakeslee as leaders: hos. -· . Busy Bee Sewing Ci rcle of the I tesses, Mrs. T. A. Downie and Federated church mel Thurs- Mrs. Lloyd Moore. day, at the thurch for "? ail Women's Guild of the Feder' day qwltmg. A potluck dmner ated church, Tuesday at 7:30 · wa!l served at noon to Mrs. p.m. Mtss Mary Virginia Heibel Kautz, Mrs. Walter Baer, Miss program leader; execut(~ t om: Lena Grueser, Mrs. Amanda I mittet: is host. A shower ' will . Kaspar , Mrs. Theodore Mora, be held lor Mrs. Wilbur Perrin. 1M". Louts Retil<L Mt_ss Anna The Past Presidents of the ~urs~ Mrs. Ben Neutzltng, Mrs. Amencan Legion Auxihary o[ CIJra Karr, Mrs Adam Ebers· Drew Webster Post wtll m t Mrs. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., at i '1rs. George HHcketi I 1 home of 1 Sr. Members are remtnded to , i bring articles lor Miller C<lftage. l Book Dealing With Vietnam Is Reviewed • I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 15, 1966 cozart deal kitts