https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9e85caa405830a85a8798fc31e091d66.pdf 8775d74c7d9767fb5ff6a866c23bbd29 PDF Text Text \ ... . t / '\ .. ,.. '· l. • :1~:~:E::5~S'[I-Dall7 ~1, ·~r:Qourds' Artistry De~onstrated Aro:;;:nd .1I ~b. ·~~ 1Ateu•;!ia,Yw,ill: ·.~e;:~";::J:.. . ' · ' , !' ; S,nuDel, PGmeroy-llkillleport, 0., Jan. ~r~e Sa1e$ Middleoorf 1 1988 e Baa; . Gourd culture was the liplc She told how to grow gourds fruit peel and painted red by tory In Eden park, Cinclmtatl, Rev. Doilal« Be..e it lbe CLIF"I'ON - Kemlet1i L. or Mrs. Robert Lewis when ir small and large plols, ex- Mrs. Jolut Terrell. l!lue rib- She described the beautiful painFtnt llapjlal Cbardt pv; lite Better re<Ordi 'OD 111ack . ~ · Clifton, w. Va., eoUited lit lht the Winding Trail Garden club. plaining planting of aeeds and bons for ~angemeota were •· settla and educational Christ- M"" Marie Hkwklna' Htmoo i4tc eDIIJ!etl, ''Lolli, aold wiD be kept .foUow- Navy January 18th. lll8 'liioth. met Wednesday evening, at the care of vine. She gave a dem- warded to Mrs. !Joyd Moore mas tree. '!'be tree Is created Mrs. Lillian Stell! were In 1i1ftD1tH11 Me." a regular meeting ol the er Is Mrs. Katie BaA He jJI 1 · Ohio Power office. Mrs. Lewis onstratlon on craft work show- for . a clllllog table, Mrs. Ter- annually by park naturalists, llpolls Thursday to attend Tbe opealliJ prayer wu by Momorlt!l llospltal graduate of Wahama mp ..t• a member of the Betz Chap. ing how gourds are i!Oaked, a buffet arrangement, Mrs. using seed <;raft ornaments and neral services for Mrs. llle Rev. M. E. Dowsoa IIIII lit the hospital · cafe. Scheol and attended West VJr.. 'ter nf lhe Ohio Gourd Society. scraped and cleaned of outer Bryan, for TV, and Mrs. Hayes, p!xle llgures. Hurn well-known Galllpollt reaprayer by Rev. Frank terltl with 19 atnta Tetll at M'ontilote!}', lot Y"""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;oi;;1 skin before waxing or paint· a coffee table arrangement. Games were conducted by ident' held at the waugb • HalThe uolr of lite membels a yl!llr. · . ·: tog. Many items made from Mrs. Bryan reported oo a Mrs. Charl~s Lewis ·with prlz. ley-Wood Funeral Home with Baptla,t Cburda pro1eoted lito The president, Fet!y, ' Kenneth enUsted.'Jn--lbe NayY gourds were displayed, lnclud- tour of tbe Krohn Conserva- es awarded to Mrs. Joseph SJru. the Rev. Hughey Jones offlclat- ete.alltc ll!lhem lltler tlte dl- pre~ and Fay Sauer was as a ·Seaman Appreoll~· llt I Dollar D1ys ing tree ornaments, bIrds, ble and Mrs. Rober! Lewis. ing, Mrs. Hum wq a ,..cion ol Mrs. Jloiolll.y Lac- recording secretary. Edith Cal- Junior CoUege 'i'rt!IDIJI8 '· Prosnakes. fish, nower containers, Mrs. Lloyd Moore woo t be memtier nf the White Sbme of ey. Jlln, Gerald AolhollJ wu vert, led the d!Scussloa on du- gram. Prior to enlisting he was bird houses and dyed gourds. door prize. Jerusalem lnslltuted In l.uddle- fflllllst. ties of workers at the snack bar employed by Keorou Awning The meeting, in charge of Mrs. A deasert course using a port several years ago and was Friday evenlnc tho on .. ker and gift count<r. It was deo!d- and Window eolporatloo o1 CoSlzo Charles Lewts .. president, open· carnatton them~ was served by active In Eastern Star. er ...Ut be tho Ret. Nyle Bored, all 8100llaiy members and lumbus, OIU,. He wiD receive . 4 to 10 . ed with devotiOIIS taken from Th• Past Presidents of Am· Mrs. Charle~ Lewts and Mrs. Hawkins wao a close friend o1 den of tbe 111-1 Moriah Bap- candy. stripers working there his basic training at Great , IsaiHh, by Mrs. Allard Pratt, ericao Legion Alllillary ef ] Robert Lewts. R~d and white ber. 1111 elutrcb. wlll keep an Itemized account Lakes, Ill. . · lollow.ct by the club prayer m Drew webster Post met Wed· : plates with oapkms and cups M nd M ~ of all merchandise aold. unlson. Members responded to neaday evening at the home otl decorated with carnations were of ~in a '"· ~Inner Mrs. Sauer reported on the roll call with, "A bird I saw m Mrs. ·George Hackett Sr. i used. Favors were o~t cups f Mr e':.'.t ~ere Einerson 1nersv1 nurse scholarship fund and Presbyterian Women Middleport 0 my feeder today." A report on Mrs. Gemld Wildermuth filled wllh red and wh1te candy Thursda'"y ......e'y' ca-· to· Ut Mary Sellman, on dish cloths 0/ G ll u _ t · '" servlcer ·~ n 'Om . en eef and dust . mops sold by the roup ,....,e _ _ ·- ----· - -- the County Garden cIub trea,_ president, was In charge of the , 011 ~ Iacy dolly With • a red · car· tend tunUal ury was given and a commum- meeling, which opened wllh de- i nation o~ the side. Mrs. Allard 1\lahl M K H The January meeting e1 group Thank you notes were Group II of the Women's Atcation read from Mrs. Char- votions by Mrs. Ben Neutz.i Pratt wdl be hostess for the on c ay ayes, son WSCS of the Mlnersv!Ue Meth read.. soclatlon of the First United l••s Lewis thanking the club ling. Two articles ..A Look at February meeting and the top- Mr. and Mrs. Everett odist church was held Jean Will, volunteer chair- Presbyterian Clturch met Tu•• Pomeroy, Ohio Great Bend. dy evening at the church. man, .Eleanor Gordon and Mrs. dsy eve~ng at the home of Mrs. l for participating In the County Life" and "Fresh Start" were ic will be conservatton. ' fl ower show . d f llo ed b th di The birthdays of David, Mrs. William Russell, Death!, reported on a Cen· Joe Bailey. meel!"g waa TONIGHT & SATURDAY ' M \\' It B t led rca . o w y e rea ng and Brett 3 sons of Mr. dont, w•• pr""'am tral D!strt'cl Leadership Train- ope,•,ed with The Lords Prayrs. a er . en z repor , of Psalm 8 and a meditation, e COme Mrs ~e ,Dodson were "r ~ •o• "GENGHIS KAHN " 1 . on tile co mpletion of the wm· "Bread upon the waters." Read, · . . lng as her topic, Where lng Workshop they had attend- er. l Tec twico lor ) "Tomorrow Nevet [ "servtedd wllhOiah!amtly party! Women are. Prayer by Mrs. ed at Doctors Hospillll In Co- ~rs. Myron Miller was deStephen Boyd, .Jame ~ ML~ :;on , ·,, tet dean up ol Beech Grove ings, • Eli Wallac h, Fra neu isl:' l)or cemetery As a new proJect the C " d "Wh I H a ur ay. ers presen Russell opened the lumbus. . vheotlontal. ch,a,,irmDoan,luSslng Whyfo_! Liter was pleasant- , p 1 D 1 1 d.All r opte n ee .. • leal', Tt· ll ~· Sava las, !tobt'rl 1cl ub wtll send birthday cards to Tlomos.. an1 d d then d rave ' Mrs· Toni . arne a, an e • an en followed by the hymn, Aitend. I ns were Mrs. Fetty, Mrs Dw't . ght wa · !lace p........;• Morley, Yvon ne l\1itdu•ll , CJ .1d , me. e<mc u e e evo wns ly surpnsed Saturday afternoon son M Will Mr Se Mr .~ ... .Omar Shnrii, as (;t>nJ::his I eac h c.hild . al th e " haren s Ifollowed by the pledge to flag. when a group or relatives came Mr and Mrs Albert Roush Savior Pilot Me and rs. ' '· aman, s. ed iJ. I tsk fro th • Kahn. I Home. I. was vote dlo ve I A note of thanks was read t h h . Lo g B !tom . . sive .:eadlng. ' Calver~ Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. ,, e esson I• en m I , t al and names were o er ome '" n o represented Feeney-. Readt'ngs on the topic Bearba, Shirley Custer, Porn- Book of Jonah. Mrs. Bailey I "MORO WITCH DOCTOR" 1 secre P s from Mrs. Harry Houdashelt to hel her celebrate her birth~ · · ed f eahm nts 1 1b Jock Mahonf'y , l\1:1 r g i ~ Dean, 1 . drawn. The traveling prize do- for Chr'tstmas remembrances. 'd P Post.. 128, Amertcan Leg1on. · b M H · Frances Smart Yvonne serv · re r e a I Pancho !\la ngalona. natcd by Mrs C L Heaton . , ay. auxthary at the mid . wmter gMtven S yd'· rBrs. osmMer ' Rhoda Hackett Phyllis clbse of the meeting. Also a~ I .. · · · Ll , An article from The Buckeye , The tlfternonn ""' spent soo- d'"trt'ct conference held Sun- rs. a ,. own, rs ' tending were Mrs Eddie Burk SUN., MON . ond TUESDAY awarded to Mrs. O)d Messenger. concerning Christ- i 13 · II· 11 · h' ·h ds 1 ~ . ford Maag, Mrs, Cliflo~ Helen SAuer, of Mid· ett M Do ld ·Lo u • Moore · ) · a et w " a eser day In Somerset Ohto ll'ps Mrs Stella Grueser dleport; Mrs. Houdashelt, Ruth • rs. na wery, ~·rB. J.nu.'' 23 ."4-" " "5 · · . mas at M1Uer Cottage was read course .was served to Mr. and ' . WHU M is M Clare "THE SANDPIPER"' Arrangements were Judged bv b M w·ld th G'fts H d b Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn- B~ks ad M ' of Racine • Mrs Sauer am orr • rs. nee iTeo hni ro lnr) M Ch l H M t . ·, Y rs. I ermu . ' 1or 1 Mrs George ens 1ey an 8 o ·I. d h'ld DI dJ II Th h n rs, Rutland Nao~l i..mdoo .Lacey, Mrs. Paul Haptonstsll, 1 Eliza bPth Tatar. Rir h;m\ Bur· ' rs . . ares ayes. a ena Millf>r's Cottage were brought ' Mr:. and Mrs. Perry Car~nter [' t~g an c ren, . ~ e an u- se · e JmD, Bene:ath ' ' Miss Martha OhUngei' and Mrs ton. l·:va Marie Satnt. Mnt"an used m arrangements were b th e b [ d R M d .. J h he of Columbus VISi!ed recen~ Cro••, a litany reading by Pickens, Betty· Hsyes, Bailey • . h ., . b' d d f 'lk d y e m m ers. an oget r. an ... rs. o n M D ~ U ' Mason. C h :~s. Rrons un. tr s rna e I'Om m1 wee Mrs. O. A. Martin conducted Hensley a~d Richard, Mr. and : 1Y Wit . wle~r parents, rs. a1e Sayre and the benedlctlon Ada Slack a of Syracuse. ' ~~~i~:f~~;~c & .iOc ' peds by Mrs. Leo Bryan and gam e!\ and prizt•s were award- Mrs. George Hensley Jr. and 1Mourmng 10 Middleport and ing by Mrs. Grueser ~losed AUXILIARY TO MEET ~.~-- ·an antherlum made from grape. ed to Mrs .. Jed Webster Sr., 1 daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John ~~int•~.~::~t T~~ ~~lters program. Refreshments Joe Tribble, Mrs. Frank Esch· The Racine American Legloll w.·,·.w.·.···~······ Mrs. Neutzlmg ond Mrs. Owen ,c . Hensley and sons, Mr. and C 1 F h Kim N 1 served by Mrs. Hnsmer Ieman, Mrs. Dan Meadows, Mrs. auxiliary w!U meet Tuesday, ~ f R"u6iiEo:~ Watson. Mrs. Harold Evans and lam-1 ar er rene ' ea and Mrs. Rolllo Wolle. , Don Mullen and Mrs. George .Janu&ry 24, at 7:30p.m. at tbe ' :!::.;:•:•:<<•:<•:•:<•:;~ · ·, A dessert course was served !ly, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hens· Earl McKinley have Selll C8L eai Hackett, Sr. Racine Legion hall. 2nd the group watched Bob ley, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Haley from a lrtp through the HoJ*'s Christina~ show at Viet: and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. e~s- states: IR California t Nam on colored television. At- !Ronnie Russell and famil y, Mr. VISited ~tth former Micldle-1 1•' WATERPROOf• tending were the above ond· and Mrs. Rodney Spencer · port restdents, Mr. a~ to • SEL. FWINDING · Mrs. Eddie Smith, Mrs. Kath-. lm:l family. Mr. and M r s. l Ronme Evans and family ~NDA . ""· . · . ryn Welsh. Mrs. Olin Knapp IJutch Carpenter and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jtm Hood A'~ ." CALENDAR and Mrs. J. M. Thornton. The ' and the honored guest and Mr. lamtly. h WATCHES February meeling wil l be at Liter •nd Richard and Diana. Mrs. Thomas Watkins JAN. !! ' the home of Mrs. Neutzling with ] The hono1ed guest received n~w son are here lor a visit A belling and shower for Mr. Mrs. Web~ter in charge of de- many nice gifts. Sending gifls i wt_lh_her paresis, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Larry Dickerson 10011-11 ·ii vot1ons and Mrs. Neutzllug the were Mr. 3 nd Mrs. Charl es! Wilham Slater. nella Rae Clarki Saturday at I program. Hensley and Mr. and Mrs. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble p.m., at the Hemlock Grove Grange hall. . of St . d son, Ktm, Charles Murray. Ian _, The Chester Volunteer Fire Hell'n Lou Hunler I w. "••· were weekend gues ts, C/wtter Clulllllt>els Mr. and Mrs . Geo. Hackett, Department is sponsoring a jl~ 1& /)t>t'i'mber Bride The birthday of Mrs. uey supper Saturday night, Jan. Hmns OF TIM( - lilram· DlTI IUNI lath tlmt Mr. asd Mrs. Billv F Hunter lrt Stelf)(trt·Home was observed with a nary 22, at the Chest,. Elt. Inc sl1mlu t steel un t~•t and dale at lll&nct. W1ltr· tt Us wou l•m e aM dale 11 pro01', s~ ll - wirld l nr. Sm11tUy of Harrisonville ar~ an~ouncing Mrs. Thomas Stewart assls~ dinner held Sunday. . mentary school beginning at i 1 &lance. WllerptiHll", ~ II · l~leil tombiUIIM lin- ltfti the marriage of their daughter, ed by Mrs. Charles Lathey I Tom Lyons. son of Mr. p. m. Proceeds will be used ~ wlnOI!IJ, swu p ttccmd hii\IJ. ••~Nnl l on bind. ~Ji a ll lnltu H jewtll. llttl. l1 Jtwtlf. Helen Lou to Rollie Dee Hems- entertained the Chatter club Mrs. John E. Lyons, left help buy equipment for the fire : ley or Minersville, son or Mr. Wednesday eve ning at her home day for Fort Hayes. de8rr~!~~·t~nd choir of Bethel See Our Exlensiue Coflecrion of BULOVA Watche• and Mrs. Harry K. Clark of m Rutland. !·where he was to be inducted · From $24.75 Minersville and Douglas Hems. : A shert business session was tt the armed fcuces. He No. ~ to practice at Empie at ley of Syracuse'. held with. Mrs. Carl Roach pre· been employed in 9:30 11 • m. The bride attended school siding, and games were play- Mich. JAN. II at Dupoint, W. Va., and beauty ed. Priz"' were awarded to Mrs. Perry Ault, son of Mr. and ~llglou1 AU!rmatlon Day and Ohio Obaervance Day at PomeschooI at Athens, Ohio. The Kenneth Michael, Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. William Ault, observed groom atlended Pomeroy High Young, Mrs. Howard Phillips, his 9th birthday with a party roy Masonic Temple, Sunday at school and served two years in ' Mrs. Raymond Fischer, Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Charles l p.m. MasonR, Eastern Stsro, lh • armed 1orces. N~than Biggs, Mrs. Howrad Sunday aflernoon. famlllea owd Bethel No. 6Z Attending and 1 J 0 h'1 0 The marnage was solemniz- Btrchrteld, and Mrs. Chas. Spir- Bush and son, Gregg, Dauabters urged ~ ed at the KU.B. Parsonage in es. Refreshments were served to Scally, Brian Mullen, attend. Mason, W. Va. al6 :30 p.m. Dec. [ above and Mrs. Alfred Warner and Merrl, Kay JAN. 1M 30th . with Postor Lester J.ane Mr~. Charles Carson, Mrs. Dennis Ault. Jane Howell Tent No. 95, ofhctatmg. The couple are resid- old Dunfee and Mrs. Daught,ers el Unloll Veterans, lng at the home of the bride's Eads. will meet at DAV !laD, MOI>psrents in Harrisonville. Flower A.rronging dsy, at 7:30 p.m. POSTPONED TO 31ST Bethel No. 6Z of the ~~:~~~ Pro jecta Worked on tiona! Order of Job's LODGE TO M"ET The meeting of the Past nr~!~:~l A special meeting of Racine tron• of Pomeroy Chapter Flower arranging ;. ters will meet in regular ..,.. Lodge 451 F. & A.M. will be OES scheduled lor TuE!sd~y and copper planters were sian, Monday at 7:30 p.m., at held Monday, January 24, at evening has been postponed un- ed on by tbe Bradbury the Pomeroy Masoslc Temple. MIDDLEPORT, 0. the Masonic hall in Racine. til Monday, January 31 and wiU Club Wednet~day In an Reguter meetlngofBethel There wlU be work in the first be a sli o'clock potluck dinner meeMling at the borne of Mrs. Regular meeting of Bethel ax Davis. No. 62 Monday a!••t at the degree. Master Masons are In· at the Pomeroy Masonic "" vlted. pie. Mrs. Davia presented devo1\lasoo!c Temple. I Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;.;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiO-, Uona. During the morning the JAN. 5 1 group worked on flower arrange- The Pomeroy WCTIJ 'I!UI ments followed by a covered meet at the United Mebodlst dlsb dlltaer at noon. In the af· church , Tuesda y, at 2 p.m. temoon copper plantera were worked on. The next · Will be held at the home Tommy SooUy 1uJI Mn. Jamea Reed. Atte1tdmg Party in his Honor Wl!l'e Mrs. Wayne King, Tolllllly Seally wu gueal of president; Mrs. Oleva Colt!.,. I honor at 1 birthday party at Ul, lolrs. Mack Stewart, the home of his parents, Mr Harold •Collins, Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas SC81ly. The WINTER TRADE-IN Reed, Mrs. Art Marcum, clown theme wu used lit decJames WhiUatch and orations. Paul Wlm. Games were plsyed and prlz. Elberfelda Furniture Department Is headquarter• for II won by Brian Mullen, RobHoover wubers. The Drapery Department IJ bead· TO ATI'END DINNER ble Harris, Tamml and MlCI>-11 quarten for Hoover sweepers and cleaners and the Ka!gbta of Pytltlas, Pylhtan ael lloffman. Relresbmenlt! 1965 Ap~et. Huuaewares Department, au the !at lloor, for Hoover Sist.ra, and families are lltvit- cake and ice cream wtn Bei'J·II appUaocea - percolators, ateam & dry lrooa, hair Golden Eoglo ed to attend the monthly din- ed during the afternoon. : ; : dryer., can openers, aUdng blves, toastero. Allo Never used, nPver tilh•d, brand nf'w. Golden Ea le oer Saturday evening at present were IUttby aud Two st~y-madt> dotJb!t> beds with thid foam mattres:es ' IC11lbbera and poHahera. p.m. at the Gallipolis ell Meadows, Kaii!J There'll be no more harried hunting from ff~/lbergl ass sercened windows. Handy ell!clri cal ou~ HaU. Members attending Peri'y and Merrl e · orage spa<'e g-alt•re. ExLra front canopy. oflice to du t te bool<caR to desk wbq asked to take a cevered dlsb David and Mlcl*l. Tnller Prl(e, Ntw $795.00 bwlln S.l p Ice JQU've rented a Safe Depoeit bor here , , , Edr• Canopy 60 00 II • r and table service. Meat Ieman, Brltm · Conde, Mlclbae!ll i o r - pennies a week. Then you can bep Fr•ight 40~ 00 beverages Will be Eues, Jamie Scally, Kllll'mD·'l .•f Mrs. Hackett is Wednesday Host Women's LOAFERS Roush's Shoe Store 'II M, e M MEIGS THEATRE ,!be R /atiVeS • For SurpriSe . . : . . ' • I J enttnf/ t $4.~ -... . ~-¢" [rei!; 1 • . t.- te Deeoled Te T'M lntr,..fl 01 TM M,..U•tm :4,.. C ~:: ~· ~~~,~-----------------------------­ ---·~----------------------------~------------------------------------------------------------------NO. 233 11()\\EROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHI() SATURDAY,, JANUARY 22, 1966 t~:.. { --------•FI-V_E_.~eE_N_TI ·~,.. ~- ~- XVII indidates are in Lull before BY ROIIERT 'WINGE'IT . 1soned obServer of polltics tHis from now. . crat, has announ~ b' wiU me en, 1 ll'aduate of Obit North- crat from Syracuse v!Uage, be11'1 a e.., of everybody watt· w"'k. . I Only two candidates have put for another term as Meigs Co ern Law Collese, probably will came the first committee canIng ,(or the next guv to rnak• l "Perhnps," another said, "ifs their political futures Into the ty Auditor. Caldwell , has nut have no opposition. didste to file when he presenthis move \II ftlelgs County po- just the lull berore the storm." ring. Both want County . Com- yet learned who may challenge Judge O'Brien, who cl!d bla ed his petition to the Meigs litlcaf circle~ as the countdown At any rate. activity is at a missioner jobs. They are incum- him for his post, either In the undergraduate wotk at tbe Uni- County Board of Elections Frlbeylnl beiOJ" the February 2 · minimum and does not appear bent republicans Charles R. primary or the November Gen- verstty of Michigan, ill oomple~ There will be Central Comdeltllllne· lllr flltng candidates ! to be increasing as the days Karr, Sr., and Robert Clark. eral Election. ing his second straight term. mltteemen elected for both the positfoptt. draw nearer to the deadline. Karr has filed for the lull F. H. O'Brien, lneumbeol Judge (}'Brien is a native of DeiNtcrat ud Republican por· "Thjs '}' the quietest - so .Some are already calling it an four-year term while Clark has tMeigs County prob~ and Juve- Gallipolis and formerly prac- ties in each of the 4S precincta far - -we have seen at thls l"unusual political year," whlle 'sul7milted hla petitions lor the :nile judge, is clrculatlog petlo tleed law In Pomeroy with hla of the county. The committe. atsge of ,the candidate SI!Bson' others believe the tempo will unexpired two-year term. tlnns and will fll9 lor re-elec- brother, James B. O'Brien, petitions also must be flied prJ. lor "'""Y years," said one sea-l shift before the deadline 10 days Gordon H. Caldwell, a demo-ltiou to the 6-year term, O'Brl· Woodrow Zwilling, • demo- or to tbe t p.m. deadllne Feb. 2. torm I 1 1 1 · 1 I""' Sayre • "' ,• / "' Soviets Promise Full Probe of Mott Death I SOCIAL " ULQ VA 'I CAl Save Tomomw, 9 9, Saturday last Day of DOLLAR DAYS R 1 at .Elberfelds In Pomeroy l ID the WORLD • I 1 I NEW DELRI 1 I 1 1 JUST 30 RAWLINGS TO liT ALL IN Honda Sales THE NEW HOOVER I w Bm UTTl!: ORGANIZE'~ INYOURUF(I • SPECIALS campmg , Trailer II ~lberfelds - Total 1111 your importaDt papen, jewehy and other valnatles in 011e place , , .llllfeguarded . . . . . fire and flood, tbeft aad prying eyell $895.00 22' PONTOON CRUISER BOAT 8 foot x 18 foo l det'k top cover, all runnin g Jight!o, horn . trailer with good tires and hook up 18 h.p. .fohnson our-' board mol or, three large sea~s plus captain• chtur, party boat. Rowlln., $ ltle Prlc• 550 1964 HONDA MOTORCYCLE from I. S.cond, Mlddft.,ort, n. - ' -· ... . .... ,_.,w. Dap POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 4 Speed trans. EJectrle starter, WSW lirel:. Good appearance and condition, Rewilntt S.l• Prl(• Bervlnp Meigs County for wer 94 yeart r.· R•wlings HONDA WY 2.!1S1 - '.HY '·.,1.~' ~ ~. · · - ·· · ~ · ·- , · POMEROY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF • bol: .._ NOWI I tllO IIRIU) Com. tn Or Call For Appolmnt.nt T• S.. Arlr 0< All Of Th... SPECIALS ·~ RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance CoJ'1101'atlou In Pomeroy OUR JANUARY CLEARA·NCE SALE ' ' ' ' Save 20% to 50% On Mens & Womens Wear · '·. '·· ' DAVE RICE Alrm.u David R. lice, of Mr. aiid Mrs. Gene R. Rice of 1U Headley St., Middleport, bas beon selected for trallllag at Amarillo AFB, Tex., as PREMIEII Indira Ganditi hopes IU viii& [ the United States soon but probI ably will be unable to keep tilt Feb. I dale ~~e> by botr..predecao !or, La! Bahadur Shastri, II was. reported toda~. , Off~etals of Mt·<. Gandhi o eo.. gress Party " id such urgent ••• I an Air Force a~dmiDls1raU\'e specialist. A 1!164 graduate of Middleport High School, 1te recently eompleted b 1 1 i 0 training al Lacklaad AFB, Te•. H• attended A1bland ~~ tege. Appalachia job probll'ms as the menadq food >horlage in much of India probably will make it necessary for her W remam here for· some time. Fond and Agricultu,.. 0... ganization officials say food sllorlnges are being felt by • least 100 million of India's 4tiO million people. Food riots have been reported in tile ooutbera slate of Kerala, r ' �-· ... . ~ · - ··~~· .-~ . -.--· ·· ·· , .... , . . . . . .... .. , ... .... , , . ' --~ ...... - .... y. ·-·· • I ' .. ' l ' U.S. Scores ~· 1 ,, •· I ' t I , ' Co)umbu• Eaolmoor 811 .. · Marlon-Frankl!B .. Worlhlngton 50 Ml vernon 47 Buley 110 Grandylew 40 lnlliard 79 Groveport 60 Grove 1 59 Gahllllila • $8 London 44 70 Mlflllo n Blue Devils Drop Jackets 58-·43 Count lead-! BY DICK TROMAll Ander0011 1-10 llelilor guard, bit 1D 8outllealln OhiD Albltllc Tile 81~ Devils _.. Gallipolis led 28-19 wltb 4:11 Coach Duke Burson'• Gallla 2 goals ~nd made 8 of 9 from League play and are J.8 ID all IDg 13-10 when Swbarl cut lbe to so In tbe third period. ~~ •Academy High School Blue the foul line w llnlsb witb 12 gameo. Middleport II now 1-7 gop w 13-12 at the 2:81 mark. Sauer hit from tbe llde Ilia Devils broke a llve-gllll8 los- points. Jimmy Gilmore, 5-10 110- in league play and H In oil Gallipolis went inw a 17-12 llad Bill Davit lllide a free tbrolf Jng streak Friday night with a phomore forward, bit 4 goals games. on two free throws by Mitch- to cut tbe Blue Devilo' lelll ·te 58-43 · win over Coach C a r I and 2 free throws lor 10 points. Ga llipolll took an 8-4 lead at ell and a side shot by Pe1e 21-22. MlcbeD bll a jumper llld Wolfe's Middleport · Yellow Buddy Moore, 1-0 senior the 2,29 mark In a alow llr8l Anderson. Two free tbrowa by Gallipolis led 28-22. Tbe -Blue Jackets. Iguard, BCored 14 polnll on 8 period. Danny Gilmore'• jiiDlP' SIOOart and another by Taooe- llevlll couted to a 14-211 leiMI M Larry Mitchell, 5-10 sopho- goala and 2 free throws. Gary e, made II 10-4 with 1:26 left hill cut It to 17-15 wllb 43 180- the end of the tblrd period. more forword, bit 9 field goals Stobart had 4 goals and ! foul play. Moore hit two free lhrows onda tell in the first ball. Jim- Tbe Blue lile9lll pldttd up 1 and 6 free throws for 24 points shots for II points. Mark TBIIN!- and TannebiU mad! a layup at my Gilmore hit from the aide 4U1 lead at tbe f:4J mark ID w pace the Blue DevOs. Mil· hill, ~ sophomore lorw&rd, had the one second mark w cut the and Swbart from tba eomer Ill the last fraii!A 'l'hey led 51-41 chell made 9 of 19 froin the 5 points lor the Jackets. Blue Devils' lead w 1&-8 solng moke it Gallipolis Ill, Mlddl• with 1:%4 left and 11-41 with floor lor 47 per cenL Pete The Blue Devilo are now U into the second frame. port 17 at the llall. 1:118 to 80· Jlmnl1 Oilmen IICOI' ed a lhree pointer Ill give GDo Dpolll a fl&.4l lead with 14 110o . oods to go. Jolm Daridaon, f.l junior center, rebounded • 11» tel to make It 58-41 at tbe 1J secood mark. WaYDO Davis, a The Wellston. Rockets bomb. at the end of the period and lng good on 44 of 80 atlempll. Pomeroy. 5-8 junior lot wan! scored Mlded Ute Pomeroy Panthers Fri- went oo to ctlt the lead to ~even Percentagewlse, the Panthers The Panthers are at home dleport'a laat bucket willl four day night 101-$1 to remain In in the early minutea of the sec- were not ao bad. Tbey had only tonight agalnal the Racine Pur- aeconda on tbe clock. the thick ol the races lor I he ond quarter. But !heR the Rock- 48 aholl and made 2:1 o1 them pie Tornadoes witb the prellmi- Ga!Upolla oulr'"ellotmdedlloutlllloll Ill SEOAL champlon•hlp. ell moved and continued to pull for 46 per cent. Bruce Slmp11011 nary set to start at 7 p.m. Jackets 34-21, wltb Joha Bron Larry Gilliland with 35 potnll away 1D a haDtime advantage led the Panlliero with Z4 points The box IICore: · 1-! aenlor center, llld Lan1 and Eddie Jacobs with 26 pac. of 50-29. whlle Dick Knight and Dick WELISI'ON (let) Mitchell each llettiDt! U• .Ji!Do ed flte Rockets Together they They really pulled out oil Werry had 18 and 12, napec- Holzapfel :1-3-9; Gilliland 11- my Gllmere bad I. Gary IJto. had 6!, one mo;e than com· the slops In the .thU:d quarter, Uvely. , 3-35; Martla U-4; Stabler 3-ll- bart led Middleport'• rebtMJd. bined efforts of tho Panthers outscormg the V!Stting Panth· In the preliminary game Tbe 6; Nicholas 1.0.2; Jordan 5-11- mg w1th 7, Mark TannebiU bod · ers by 33-16 lor a lead of 11:!-45. Pomeroy Reserves whipped the 10: Jacobs l!H>-26; Hayburn 4- 5 and Bill Davia 4. Using a full court press from Fans were caiUng for 100 Wellston Reserves, 5045, In an 1·9, Totals: 44-1:1-101. The Jacket.s bad the higheat lime to time, the. Rocket! lore. points throughout the final quar- overtime. Bob Whaley and AJ. POMEROY 1101 shooting percentage making 17 ed the Pomeroy liVe Into many ter. However, Jebn Darrow len. Swindell each bad 12 I or Simpson 10+24; Knight 7+ of 491rom the Door fur IIU per erron thr?"'!hout the game - pulled his !U:st team as they Pomeroy. 18: Cumings o-:1-2; Logan tJ.O. cent. Middlebort made 9 of 18 ~rors :"b1cb o!len w~ turned hit 95 points with a lit"• over In an earlier game the Pome. O; ltadford 1.0.2: Werry 4-4-12; 'at the foul line. Gallipolil coomto pomts for the home team. three minutes to play. Then, roy Frosh dropped theU: first Swisher (1.().0; Moore o-2-2: Fin· lnected on 19 of 6S from the field Wellston grabbed a 22-14 lead the 2nd strisgers barely 1!1llde game of the year as the Well· law (1.().0. Totals: 22-liHlO. Ifor 30.1 per cent and mode :10 at the end of the first quarter the century mark in the final ston 9th Graders easily eutdis· Wellston . . . . . . . . 22 50 83 101 to 28 from the free throw !me. a!ler having led by 12 at one half minute of play. lanced them by 61·38. Downard Pomeroy . 15 :19 45 60 Officials called 33 pereooaJ point in the period. The Panth· From lhe .floor. the !Wckets led the Wellston team with 22 Officials: Wrightsel and Bier- fouls, 20 on Middleport and 1J ers •arrowed the gap w eight hit a red hot 54 per cent, mak· while Jeff Werry had 12 lor ly. on Gallipolis. Tbe Jackets lost Asa Bradbury, 6-0 .J Rockets Bomb Panthers 101 to 60 t 0.: 1 Funeral Held For Mr. Warner ' . , ,. , . · , " W"th to Ia hitting In fo th H d fte k BATTLE FOR BAU.. - Pat Edwards len is out of the high scramble lor a r bo d ' ur P yers r e oun s a r Ill open- fourth place with a 5-3 mar . Friday Dlght 11 Galllpollslhumped Middl~port 58.43 , reversing an earlier decision" oru:l. :e double figures, Nelsonville's ing game 47-42loss to this same Nelsonville jumped ahead 1117 a!ler one period of play. It 57 the Jackets had put on the Blue Devils. Ur> after tbe ball with a GAllS b0 y a A lghty Greyhounds, raruted Jackson squad. • r~ sa numher one m the AsSOCiated inside Southeastern Ohio was 41-31lln favor of the Hounds . ' . Br4d bury and Gary Stobart. Mtddleport got 21 rebounds the entire game to GAHS s 34. press po11 th"1s week, slipped by League pIay, th e Hounds kept t halfti me. After thr ee per1'ods a determined Jaekaon five ~I • pace with Wellstoa by winning it was 6400. JHS outscored 88 at Nelsonville last sight. thdr seventh contest in eight tho Hounds S6-Z7 in a wi 1d It was thtl lOth stroight wiD outiDga. Jack10n dropped w lourtb period. Generals Edge Eagles F• tRanked lfS ALL STARS Duke -oks Stronger Athens Takes Logan, Third Place in SEO l ·~ ', Jimor Hounds Sto•n r .Jtr onmen 91 86 j I' r;•r!n:~ .:.U'fo~s:iJ· kjua- • Middleport (43) - G. Stobart 4-HI; W. Davis 1-o-2; B. Devil . Bob . 1·1-3; Tannehill 2-1-5; B. M011.. Richards Z2 pomts pac- 6-2-14· G Sauer 2·2-6· A B d ed Nelsonville. Gary Haynes ! bury •14 Totala 17~11-43. ra • added 21, Jtm Daughtery 18, Gallipolis (58) -L MJI 1 il and Steve Schultz 18 . · c"' Larry Rose had 19 · fo r th e 9-6-24: J. Gilmore 4-2-10• Brown l-2-4· J D 'd ' J · lronmen. p And ' Utt'~ so~/"~2 ; I• the reserve game, Jack· 2-~B Ter:;n 19-21>58 • more 0 11011'1 uuhealell merves made g.;,rt!" b ~· It ~ with a 110-4» wio over Mlddleporty .. 8• IT 28 43 the Greypups. Glllpoli• .. 1o 19 J4 58 NHS plays at Albany tonight, Reserve .;;,;_;,: . Galli r 10 . and will host Logan next Fri· Middleport 46 · po 11 ' day. Jaekson will host Middle__ · __ port n~xt Friday. Box sco1'8 of HODGES HONORED last mght's contest: Nelsonvile 91 - Richards 1- NEW YORK OPT! -Gil 6-22 ; Daughtery 11-6-18; Haynes Hodges, former Ilod!!er star 7-7-21; Schultz 1-2-18; Harold eand now the manager .r the 3-5-9; Warren 1-1-ll; rorALS Washmglon Senators, has heen 33-2;.91. selected as the outstanding Jackson 16 - ll<>se 111-5-29; baseball personality In the New Adair 1•• 22 . Mullins n • 20 . York area for 1965 bY the """ • ~.. • M · Le Sco Ia Gingerich 2-5-9; Gilliand :144; ti~t ague u Alaocla:snaugle 142; roTALS 36-14- Hodges will receive the Turk • Karam Memorial Award at the By quarters: annual dinner 011 N laos 1118 J 25 e v ....... ·' 18 41 M 91 1 ._an....;_·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio;;;;;; Jack!On .. ..... .. .. 17 36 50 881' FINEST Reserves - Jaekson 80 Nel48 IODYilla __._ _ __ '• 2. quar.. McArthur's Generals remain· en points and Badgley six dur· startfr, Charles Eichinger, had I ed unheaten in the Mid • Ohio ing the initial period. si >L 1AJ Valley Cage Conference with a McArthur, however. was on Eastern hit on 24 of li5 a~ harckarned 63-57 victory over top 33-32 by halftime and then tempts from the field lor a 43 the visiting Eastera Eagles Fri· led 47·43 at the close of t h e 1 per cent average. day night. third quarter. Easkru never Tbe Little Eagles Reserve The lanky Generals now have held the lead in the sec· learn squeaked by McArthur 41- 11Dlted Presl llllemaiiOlllll • ~Atbell took over undisputed 1 firm hold on the MOVC lead- ond half. 40 in a see-saw preliminary con-,. position of third place in the ership with a 4-0 league slate. Forward 6-4 Keith Prater led trst. The win upped Eastern's Willie the Idle • SEOAL Friday by dumping J..o. ·h ., II dr d Eastern'• loss oppe Coach a scorers wtt 19 markers on Reserve record to :1-2 in con- merely gets rusty, the firstgao ,.. 34. Gary Parsona' boys Into third eight buckets and three play. ranked Duke Blue Devils Tbe <!Old-shooting Chieftains, place with a · 2-2 record. East· throws. Coleman, a 6~3 forward. Eastern will travel cross • Jo come back stronger alter trailing only _H following ern is H overall. and Kennison followed with H county to Racine on Tuesday ever from their lwo-week one period, fell behind 37-15 "We just couldn't bold them each. nizht for a clash with the for semester exams. lng haDtlme, BDd after down on the boards," remark. Big Keith Prater, a 11-5 ern- Southern Tornadoes and then Duke roach Vic Bubaa periods, the Buldogt were ad Coach P~ns, "the whl>le ter for llie Generals, tallied ho•t Rulland, presently rolling add thr<e newly eligible players "1 lefl the wbeel1 ou 0111 top, 4&-~ awry was ID the reboundin~." seven IJOi!tts ~n~ pulled ~n second place down, ott Friday to the Uaeup alter the I bit • bare spol'!' Todd Snyder aed MJkt Eastern managed to grab 17 big share of the rebounds. ni~ht in aoother MOVC outing. break. Although each totaled JJ for !be delenslve rebounds and only John Pooler, a 6-2 senior By Quarters: Jue Kemtedy, Tim Kolodoiel Thraa l.ogaJI playa had three offensively while the ward, topped the Eagles scor· Eastern ........... 16 32 4S 51 and Tony Ba ooe pololo tach. much-taller oppenents pulled lng with 15 markers on seven McArthur . .. .. .. .. 13 3B 47 63 expe<lled to become Alheol il aow f.1 Ia TRIO SIGN down ~arly twice as many. of u field goal attempts and a EASTERN (57) lliey will add depth In I18H play, and 11-1 overall. Lotan MINNEAPOLIS -ST. PAUL ONE-DAY SERVICI The Eagles, paced by I he foul shot. Douglas 5-:1-12, Knight 4+12, emer•••eiet. • • and • • overall 11C0ringoI Senlora C h arIes Also hitting l• double P .,... ""• "" . (UPI) Seooud baaemaa Frank ON REQUEST ooler 7-J.l5, Badgley 5-2-12, Ke1111edy, 1-feet, In the reserve 1ama, ~d, pitcher Chock Nieson Kldghtud Steve Badgley, held for Eastern were Knight, Eichinger 3.0.6. Totals 14-"57. 50 per eenl ol his llboll S reserves won a thrtUer, and outfielder Andy Kesoo a 111-13 bulge qt Ute close or the ley and Richard McARTJruR 1631 the floor for 16.4 poinll Box sc01'8 0 1 tho ar11.. giiDll! flnt quarter. Knight tallled aev· with 12 apiece. The Coleman 11-2·14, Gilliland 1-1- gama and averaged ' v : signed their 1966 cootracll 5, Prater 8-:1-19. Conway 3-1-7, rebounds per aame 18 Rio Graada Colle(le J-Va Frl- LOGAN (141 - Pbelpo 1-1-6; Friday with the American Cleanen e Pome~ Calvin I·H Kennison 6-Z.lt freshmBn. day alghl downed the W. Va. Courter 1-3-5; Wlllfall J..l-6; Legaue ohamploa Minnesota II• Pwkfnt W Totals 26-11-63. Kolodziej, 11-S, a-aged Ualverslty Parkersburg BriBCh lad ~; Kemper 1-Z-4; :t:;~I·Twills.~·~'7'"2ii--::::;;iiiiiii~=;;':~::;~::;==~, pobtll, and Barone, only 14-56, maklag llielr aeasoa re- 1.0.2; PostoB I·Z-41 .Auker LEFrY SIGNS was sick much of the. year CJOrd 7-3 at an average IICoriDg ft TOTAI8 8-11-14. PHILADELPIDA itJPI) - still everaged 1.4 poinll 89 pace of 103 polnll per 1ame. Southpaw Chris Sbort, who freshman. In a:n·~~~~;..;:!! Rio aever was I• trouble ATHENS 151) - AdaJIUI posted an 1.8-11 ~rd last Marin, Duke's top loading 37-25 at halfUme. ' 81 Heady 441; EIUa 1-0-2; season, has Signed Ills 1!166 candidate, will be back with 'lbot Jayvees travel w MJIIer- lin 3-U; Clark 1-W; l!nyder contract w1th the Philadelphia average ol 20.I poinla Dranghom Colle(le fD CJRdasad S-13; W1t11 ~131 TOTALI Ph1U1es. Short worked 297 game, and Bob Verga IIUI Saturday. ll-61. mnmgs last year and had an return with an average of 19.8. Haat 7414, MOler 1-3-15, By Quarters! earned run average of 2.8:1. Tha 011ty teams Shaffer 1-1-ll, Collins JM-U, Logan .. ....... -. T a t4 SKIER top 10 !II aetioo tbll lllcDanlet 4-2-10, Helwn 2-7-11, Athena ............ v Sf tt Coadl JohD Wlckllne't Kyger Creek High &:!tool Bob· CCEPI'S are st. Joseph's, Kaltoas Joseph 8-J-18. Totala, 31-1~. ala, foDowJng an Impressive 73-61 cage triumph over STRATI'ON, VI. (UP!) _Utah. Kusu fi!Cea W. VB.• Coli: 141, Guice 2-0-4, Kultonback Uf, AWu Parkersburg Branch Victim O£J.V 94-56 SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE R0b"1nson's Our,,.. ;;' Bobcats Remain In Race, Whip Highlanders Tuppers Plains Social News ' ;llld~~~~~llhac=~kl;e~lord;;~~;·~N~u~U;f-1-~18~,~J~oh~n=•on:8-:1·:17:.,~Totall~~~~ll Friday nlgbL remained In the running for winner Francoisof the Bonlleu Franca, tonlgbt Soulhweltern lilt 1965-86 SVAC honors. giant of slalom gold Kansas No. 10, State Ia louring liJ avqtng an earlier 51-50 medal Jn the 1964 Winter against a group of tlllback at the handJ of South- and 110-40 at tho quarte_r_mbar,unksl-./ Olympics at lnnsbruck, Austria, siva upponenta, Blld St. wester~, the &bcall biked The Highlanders out " 1 1 1 has accepted an Invitation to (111411 agallllll Pennsylvliall. • lllpa re<!Ord to 4 end 2. ad Kyger 35-33. compete In tho w1rld profesA !liD ofrtr Eastern 011 Feb. 4, )J1 the reserve gBme skl races at Stratwn lll LoBo'• followed by a victory over Nortb wealern's B team moved Mountain, Jan. 26-27, Dark Hollow ron 10 a.Dla OD Feb, II, -ld earn to the SVAC title . with a Bee Cees 10 lhl Wlckllnem'!ll a I»CCCbani- win. Keith .Carter's 19 nointsl Blaettaar•s· e paced SW. Dave Jividen bad High Gam• - Harold ";~~~ IS for 11te losers. BW Is 5-I 225; Loulao Gilmore, 2«11 : ..me play. MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Sarles - Harold Lohal, Box !100'" oi the van1lty i Juua17 10, lJII Carolyn Bachner, 516. game· · · Palall Team G111111 and kill . • :Ill Bo's, 1185 • 20116. SO!ITHWESTERN (81) 12 Hall, 14-1-29; Elllolt, 4-1-9; .Uhland Oil Colley, H!l; Jackson, 5.().10; Sbrlver, 2-1-5; Bryant, U-4; Carler, ~. Totals, 2»61. KYGER GREEK (73) Leach, 4-5-IS; Spatll<Jing, 4-4-IZ; Tyo, ~23; Whobrey, 4-1-9; llall, f-6.14; Craddock, White, !;o.S; Haasen, ~. Tota)a, Score by ·~! LOC8flcllnd of Pomeroy M 11 lriclte SouUtwestsrn e (Nm To Daill Valitv) .'· •• Kyger ,Creek . • it. OPEN faCIO AM TO 91GD IIAIL Y Qwet ·led ·10-14, 11-13 llelervea- sw ·a JIICC . · plriDahlp wltb Eaotera. 'l'ha Jlaglea grabbed at least a lhara ol !be 11166 crown laat weekend Eaallrn il I-I in <lOD' flmtce play, All1!eeblnt 1111 illght, Lanny ,_ JU!I,IP"d 1D 2S poialt lor Krier CNet to paee the Bob. catam tbalr mth Y1et9rY Ill 11 pmea. lb!illweatern, · ""'1Cbed l1f Lloyd M,yen, II now 1-5 f<*' the 1111on, and lnslda the leop, lhe JDcbl'ndm Ire N, ·aid IN low e!linlaaled from - tllll piC\Uft. ltyger ~· ~ . bad HaD 14. Bod HaD'~ • polnll lllfl(llor the ~ .. the bit u 10111 and Q:ILdlll M / Bowlin~ '· .:·N. W~ (OMPTO~, 0. D, OPT OMI ' ( I, J~ ''r . .):, ... triple track '12· 00 ..... 1• rM ~ HORAK. CARRY OUT r < ' THROUGH YEARS OP IEXJIEitiENCI WI HAVE FOUND THAT QUALITY IS MORE LASTING THAN A CHEAP FIRST PRICE. WI HAVI ALWAYS nRIVED FOR QUALITY. WI CAN NOW SUPPLY '¥0U WITH A QUALITY noRM WINDOW #>T A VERY' REASONAILI PRICE. Up to 10\ Unif11'l \nchlt ' No t11h Pr1.lure SaleiiMnl YWt Our Store for.Compl•tw lnfom-'o• r ? 5 a t• tot _....,._ 'II! i • .c•t.....,. . ·' �-· ... . ~ · - ··~~· .-~ . -.--· ·· ·· , .... , . . . . . .... .. , ... .... , , . ' --~ ...... - .... y. ·-·· • I ' .. ' l ' U.S. Scores ~· 1 ,, •· I ' t I , ' Co)umbu• Eaolmoor 811 .. · Marlon-Frankl!B .. Worlhlngton 50 Ml vernon 47 Buley 110 Grandylew 40 lnlliard 79 Groveport 60 Grove 1 59 Gahllllila • $8 London 44 70 Mlflllo n Blue Devils Drop Jackets 58-·43 Count lead-! BY DICK TROMAll Ander0011 1-10 llelilor guard, bit 1D 8outllealln OhiD Albltllc Tile 81~ Devils _.. Gallipolis led 28-19 wltb 4:11 Coach Duke Burson'• Gallla 2 goals ~nd made 8 of 9 from League play and are J.8 ID all IDg 13-10 when Swbarl cut lbe to so In tbe third period. ~~ •Academy High School Blue the foul line w llnlsb witb 12 gameo. Middleport II now 1-7 gop w 13-12 at the 2:81 mark. Sauer hit from tbe llde Ilia Devils broke a llve-gllll8 los- points. Jimmy Gilmore, 5-10 110- in league play and H In oil Gallipolis went inw a 17-12 llad Bill Davit lllide a free tbrolf Jng streak Friday night with a phomore forward, bit 4 goals games. on two free throws by Mitch- to cut tbe Blue Devilo' lelll ·te 58-43 · win over Coach C a r I and 2 free throws lor 10 points. Ga llipolll took an 8-4 lead at ell and a side shot by Pe1e 21-22. MlcbeD bll a jumper llld Wolfe's Middleport · Yellow Buddy Moore, 1-0 senior the 2,29 mark In a alow llr8l Anderson. Two free tbrowa by Gallipolis led 28-22. Tbe -Blue Jackets. Iguard, BCored 14 polnll on 8 period. Danny Gilmore'• jiiDlP' SIOOart and another by Taooe- llevlll couted to a 14-211 leiMI M Larry Mitchell, 5-10 sopho- goala and 2 free throws. Gary e, made II 10-4 with 1:26 left hill cut It to 17-15 wllb 43 180- the end of the tblrd period. more forword, bit 9 field goals Stobart had 4 goals and ! foul play. Moore hit two free lhrows onda tell in the first ball. Jim- Tbe Blue lile9lll pldttd up 1 and 6 free throws for 24 points shots for II points. Mark TBIIN!- and TannebiU mad! a layup at my Gilmore hit from the aide 4U1 lead at tbe f:4J mark ID w pace the Blue DevOs. Mil· hill, ~ sophomore lorw&rd, had the one second mark w cut the and Swbart from tba eomer Ill the last fraii!A 'l'hey led 51-41 chell made 9 of 19 froin the 5 points lor the Jackets. Blue Devils' lead w 1&-8 solng moke it Gallipolis Ill, Mlddl• with 1:%4 left and 11-41 with floor lor 47 per cenL Pete The Blue Devilo are now U into the second frame. port 17 at the llall. 1:118 to 80· Jlmnl1 Oilmen IICOI' ed a lhree pointer Ill give GDo Dpolll a fl&.4l lead with 14 110o . oods to go. Jolm Daridaon, f.l junior center, rebounded • 11» tel to make It 58-41 at tbe 1J secood mark. WaYDO Davis, a The Wellston. Rockets bomb. at the end of the period and lng good on 44 of 80 atlempll. Pomeroy. 5-8 junior lot wan! scored Mlded Ute Pomeroy Panthers Fri- went oo to ctlt the lead to ~even Percentagewlse, the Panthers The Panthers are at home dleport'a laat bucket willl four day night 101-$1 to remain In in the early minutea of the sec- were not ao bad. Tbey had only tonight agalnal the Racine Pur- aeconda on tbe clock. the thick ol the races lor I he ond quarter. But !heR the Rock- 48 aholl and made 2:1 o1 them pie Tornadoes witb the prellmi- Ga!Upolla oulr'"ellotmdedlloutlllloll Ill SEOAL champlon•hlp. ell moved and continued to pull for 46 per cent. Bruce Slmp11011 nary set to start at 7 p.m. Jackets 34-21, wltb Joha Bron Larry Gilliland with 35 potnll away 1D a haDtime advantage led the Panlliero with Z4 points The box IICore: · 1-! aenlor center, llld Lan1 and Eddie Jacobs with 26 pac. of 50-29. whlle Dick Knight and Dick WELISI'ON (let) Mitchell each llettiDt! U• .Ji!Do ed flte Rockets Together they They really pulled out oil Werry had 18 and 12, napec- Holzapfel :1-3-9; Gilliland 11- my Gllmere bad I. Gary IJto. had 6!, one mo;e than com· the slops In the .thU:d quarter, Uvely. , 3-35; Martla U-4; Stabler 3-ll- bart led Middleport'• rebtMJd. bined efforts of tho Panthers outscormg the V!Stting Panth· In the preliminary game Tbe 6; Nicholas 1.0.2; Jordan 5-11- mg w1th 7, Mark TannebiU bod · ers by 33-16 lor a lead of 11:!-45. Pomeroy Reserves whipped the 10: Jacobs l!H>-26; Hayburn 4- 5 and Bill Davia 4. Using a full court press from Fans were caiUng for 100 Wellston Reserves, 5045, In an 1·9, Totals: 44-1:1-101. The Jacket.s bad the higheat lime to time, the. Rocket! lore. points throughout the final quar- overtime. Bob Whaley and AJ. POMEROY 1101 shooting percentage making 17 ed the Pomeroy liVe Into many ter. However, Jebn Darrow len. Swindell each bad 12 I or Simpson 10+24; Knight 7+ of 491rom the Door fur IIU per erron thr?"'!hout the game - pulled his !U:st team as they Pomeroy. 18: Cumings o-:1-2; Logan tJ.O. cent. Middlebort made 9 of 18 ~rors :"b1cb o!len w~ turned hit 95 points with a lit"• over In an earlier game the Pome. O; ltadford 1.0.2: Werry 4-4-12; 'at the foul line. Gallipolil coomto pomts for the home team. three minutes to play. Then, roy Frosh dropped theU: first Swisher (1.().0; Moore o-2-2: Fin· lnected on 19 of 6S from the field Wellston grabbed a 22-14 lead the 2nd strisgers barely 1!1llde game of the year as the Well· law (1.().0. Totals: 22-liHlO. Ifor 30.1 per cent and mode :10 at the end of the first quarter the century mark in the final ston 9th Graders easily eutdis· Wellston . . . . . . . . 22 50 83 101 to 28 from the free throw !me. a!ler having led by 12 at one half minute of play. lanced them by 61·38. Downard Pomeroy . 15 :19 45 60 Officials called 33 pereooaJ point in the period. The Panth· From lhe .floor. the !Wckets led the Wellston team with 22 Officials: Wrightsel and Bier- fouls, 20 on Middleport and 1J ers •arrowed the gap w eight hit a red hot 54 per cent, mak· while Jeff Werry had 12 lor ly. on Gallipolis. Tbe Jackets lost Asa Bradbury, 6-0 .J Rockets Bomb Panthers 101 to 60 t 0.: 1 Funeral Held For Mr. Warner ' . , ,. , . · , " W"th to Ia hitting In fo th H d fte k BATTLE FOR BAU.. - Pat Edwards len is out of the high scramble lor a r bo d ' ur P yers r e oun s a r Ill open- fourth place with a 5-3 mar . Friday Dlght 11 Galllpollslhumped Middl~port 58.43 , reversing an earlier decision" oru:l. :e double figures, Nelsonville's ing game 47-42loss to this same Nelsonville jumped ahead 1117 a!ler one period of play. It 57 the Jackets had put on the Blue Devils. Ur> after tbe ball with a GAllS b0 y a A lghty Greyhounds, raruted Jackson squad. • r~ sa numher one m the AsSOCiated inside Southeastern Ohio was 41-31lln favor of the Hounds . ' . Br4d bury and Gary Stobart. Mtddleport got 21 rebounds the entire game to GAHS s 34. press po11 th"1s week, slipped by League pIay, th e Hounds kept t halfti me. After thr ee per1'ods a determined Jaekaon five ~I • pace with Wellstoa by winning it was 6400. JHS outscored 88 at Nelsonville last sight. thdr seventh contest in eight tho Hounds S6-Z7 in a wi 1d It was thtl lOth stroight wiD outiDga. Jack10n dropped w lourtb period. Generals Edge Eagles F• tRanked lfS ALL STARS Duke -oks Stronger Athens Takes Logan, Third Place in SEO l ·~ ', Jimor Hounds Sto•n r .Jtr onmen 91 86 j I' r;•r!n:~ .:.U'fo~s:iJ· kjua- • Middleport (43) - G. Stobart 4-HI; W. Davis 1-o-2; B. Devil . Bob . 1·1-3; Tannehill 2-1-5; B. M011.. Richards Z2 pomts pac- 6-2-14· G Sauer 2·2-6· A B d ed Nelsonville. Gary Haynes ! bury •14 Totala 17~11-43. ra • added 21, Jtm Daughtery 18, Gallipolis (58) -L MJI 1 il and Steve Schultz 18 . · c"' Larry Rose had 19 · fo r th e 9-6-24: J. Gilmore 4-2-10• Brown l-2-4· J D 'd ' J · lronmen. p And ' Utt'~ so~/"~2 ; I• the reserve game, Jack· 2-~B Ter:;n 19-21>58 • more 0 11011'1 uuhealell merves made g.;,rt!" b ~· It ~ with a 110-4» wio over Mlddleporty .. 8• IT 28 43 the Greypups. Glllpoli• .. 1o 19 J4 58 NHS plays at Albany tonight, Reserve .;;,;_;,: . Galli r 10 . and will host Logan next Fri· Middleport 46 · po 11 ' day. Jaekson will host Middle__ · __ port n~xt Friday. Box sco1'8 of HODGES HONORED last mght's contest: Nelsonvile 91 - Richards 1- NEW YORK OPT! -Gil 6-22 ; Daughtery 11-6-18; Haynes Hodges, former Ilod!!er star 7-7-21; Schultz 1-2-18; Harold eand now the manager .r the 3-5-9; Warren 1-1-ll; rorALS Washmglon Senators, has heen 33-2;.91. selected as the outstanding Jackson 16 - ll<>se 111-5-29; baseball personality In the New Adair 1•• 22 . Mullins n • 20 . York area for 1965 bY the """ • ~.. • M · Le Sco Ia Gingerich 2-5-9; Gilliand :144; ti~t ague u Alaocla:snaugle 142; roTALS 36-14- Hodges will receive the Turk • Karam Memorial Award at the By quarters: annual dinner 011 N laos 1118 J 25 e v ....... ·' 18 41 M 91 1 ._an....;_·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio;;;;;; Jack!On .. ..... .. .. 17 36 50 881' FINEST Reserves - Jaekson 80 Nel48 IODYilla __._ _ __ '• 2. quar.. McArthur's Generals remain· en points and Badgley six dur· startfr, Charles Eichinger, had I ed unheaten in the Mid • Ohio ing the initial period. si >L 1AJ Valley Cage Conference with a McArthur, however. was on Eastern hit on 24 of li5 a~ harckarned 63-57 victory over top 33-32 by halftime and then tempts from the field lor a 43 the visiting Eastera Eagles Fri· led 47·43 at the close of t h e 1 per cent average. day night. third quarter. Easkru never Tbe Little Eagles Reserve The lanky Generals now have held the lead in the sec· learn squeaked by McArthur 41- 11Dlted Presl llllemaiiOlllll • ~Atbell took over undisputed 1 firm hold on the MOVC lead- ond half. 40 in a see-saw preliminary con-,. position of third place in the ership with a 4-0 league slate. Forward 6-4 Keith Prater led trst. The win upped Eastern's Willie the Idle • SEOAL Friday by dumping J..o. ·h ., II dr d Eastern'• loss oppe Coach a scorers wtt 19 markers on Reserve record to :1-2 in con- merely gets rusty, the firstgao ,.. 34. Gary Parsona' boys Into third eight buckets and three play. ranked Duke Blue Devils Tbe <!Old-shooting Chieftains, place with a · 2-2 record. East· throws. Coleman, a 6~3 forward. Eastern will travel cross • Jo come back stronger alter trailing only _H following ern is H overall. and Kennison followed with H county to Racine on Tuesday ever from their lwo-week one period, fell behind 37-15 "We just couldn't bold them each. nizht for a clash with the for semester exams. lng haDtlme, BDd after down on the boards," remark. Big Keith Prater, a 11-5 ern- Southern Tornadoes and then Duke roach Vic Bubaa periods, the Buldogt were ad Coach P~ns, "the whl>le ter for llie Generals, tallied ho•t Rulland, presently rolling add thr<e newly eligible players "1 lefl the wbeel1 ou 0111 top, 4&-~ awry was ID the reboundin~." seven IJOi!tts ~n~ pulled ~n second place down, ott Friday to the Uaeup alter the I bit • bare spol'!' Todd Snyder aed MJkt Eastern managed to grab 17 big share of the rebounds. ni~ht in aoother MOVC outing. break. Although each totaled JJ for !be delenslve rebounds and only John Pooler, a 6-2 senior By Quarters: Jue Kemtedy, Tim Kolodoiel Thraa l.ogaJI playa had three offensively while the ward, topped the Eagles scor· Eastern ........... 16 32 4S 51 and Tony Ba ooe pololo tach. much-taller oppenents pulled lng with 15 markers on seven McArthur . .. .. .. .. 13 3B 47 63 expe<lled to become Alheol il aow f.1 Ia TRIO SIGN down ~arly twice as many. of u field goal attempts and a EASTERN (57) lliey will add depth In I18H play, and 11-1 overall. Lotan MINNEAPOLIS -ST. PAUL ONE-DAY SERVICI The Eagles, paced by I he foul shot. Douglas 5-:1-12, Knight 4+12, emer•••eiet. • • and • • overall 11C0ringoI Senlora C h arIes Also hitting l• double P .,... ""• "" . (UPI) Seooud baaemaa Frank ON REQUEST ooler 7-J.l5, Badgley 5-2-12, Ke1111edy, 1-feet, In the reserve 1ama, ~d, pitcher Chock Nieson Kldghtud Steve Badgley, held for Eastern were Knight, Eichinger 3.0.6. Totals 14-"57. 50 per eenl ol his llboll S reserves won a thrtUer, and outfielder Andy Kesoo a 111-13 bulge qt Ute close or the ley and Richard McARTJruR 1631 the floor for 16.4 poinll Box sc01'8 0 1 tho ar11.. giiDll! flnt quarter. Knight tallled aev· with 12 apiece. The Coleman 11-2·14, Gilliland 1-1- gama and averaged ' v : signed their 1966 cootracll 5, Prater 8-:1-19. Conway 3-1-7, rebounds per aame 18 Rio Graada Colle(le J-Va Frl- LOGAN (141 - Pbelpo 1-1-6; Friday with the American Cleanen e Pome~ Calvin I·H Kennison 6-Z.lt freshmBn. day alghl downed the W. Va. Courter 1-3-5; Wlllfall J..l-6; Legaue ohamploa Minnesota II• Pwkfnt W Totals 26-11-63. Kolodziej, 11-S, a-aged Ualverslty Parkersburg BriBCh lad ~; Kemper 1-Z-4; :t:;~I·Twills.~·~'7'"2ii--::::;;iiiiiii~=;;':~::;~::;==~, pobtll, and Barone, only 14-56, maklag llielr aeasoa re- 1.0.2; PostoB I·Z-41 .Auker LEFrY SIGNS was sick much of the. year CJOrd 7-3 at an average IICoriDg ft TOTAI8 8-11-14. PHILADELPIDA itJPI) - still everaged 1.4 poinll 89 pace of 103 polnll per 1ame. Southpaw Chris Sbort, who freshman. In a:n·~~~~;..;:!! Rio aever was I• trouble ATHENS 151) - AdaJIUI posted an 1.8-11 ~rd last Marin, Duke's top loading 37-25 at halfUme. ' 81 Heady 441; EIUa 1-0-2; season, has Signed Ills 1!166 candidate, will be back with 'lbot Jayvees travel w MJIIer- lin 3-U; Clark 1-W; l!nyder contract w1th the Philadelphia average ol 20.I poinla Dranghom Colle(le fD CJRdasad S-13; W1t11 ~131 TOTALI Ph1U1es. Short worked 297 game, and Bob Verga IIUI Saturday. ll-61. mnmgs last year and had an return with an average of 19.8. Haat 7414, MOler 1-3-15, By Quarters! earned run average of 2.8:1. Tha 011ty teams Shaffer 1-1-ll, Collins JM-U, Logan .. ....... -. T a t4 SKIER top 10 !II aetioo tbll lllcDanlet 4-2-10, Helwn 2-7-11, Athena ............ v Sf tt Coadl JohD Wlckllne't Kyger Creek High &:!tool Bob· CCEPI'S are st. Joseph's, Kaltoas Joseph 8-J-18. Totala, 31-1~. ala, foDowJng an Impressive 73-61 cage triumph over STRATI'ON, VI. (UP!) _Utah. Kusu fi!Cea W. VB.• Coli: 141, Guice 2-0-4, Kultonback Uf, AWu Parkersburg Branch Victim O£J.V 94-56 SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE R0b"1nson's Our,,.. ;;' Bobcats Remain In Race, Whip Highlanders Tuppers Plains Social News ' ;llld~~~~~llhac=~kl;e~lord;;~~;·~N~u~U;f-1-~18~,~J~oh~n=•on:8-:1·:17:.,~Totall~~~~ll Friday nlgbL remained In the running for winner Francoisof the Bonlleu Franca, tonlgbt Soulhweltern lilt 1965-86 SVAC honors. giant of slalom gold Kansas No. 10, State Ia louring liJ avqtng an earlier 51-50 medal Jn the 1964 Winter against a group of tlllback at the handJ of South- and 110-40 at tho quarte_r_mbar,unksl-./ Olympics at lnnsbruck, Austria, siva upponenta, Blld St. wester~, the &bcall biked The Highlanders out " 1 1 1 has accepted an Invitation to (111411 agallllll Pennsylvliall. • lllpa re<!Ord to 4 end 2. ad Kyger 35-33. compete In tho w1rld profesA !liD ofrtr Eastern 011 Feb. 4, )J1 the reserve gBme skl races at Stratwn lll LoBo'• followed by a victory over Nortb wealern's B team moved Mountain, Jan. 26-27, Dark Hollow ron 10 a.Dla OD Feb, II, -ld earn to the SVAC title . with a Bee Cees 10 lhl Wlckllnem'!ll a I»CCCbani- win. Keith .Carter's 19 nointsl Blaettaar•s· e paced SW. Dave Jividen bad High Gam• - Harold ";~~~ IS for 11te losers. BW Is 5-I 225; Loulao Gilmore, 2«11 : ..me play. MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Sarles - Harold Lohal, Box !100'" oi the van1lty i Juua17 10, lJII Carolyn Bachner, 516. game· · · Palall Team G111111 and kill . • :Ill Bo's, 1185 • 20116. SO!ITHWESTERN (81) 12 Hall, 14-1-29; Elllolt, 4-1-9; .Uhland Oil Colley, H!l; Jackson, 5.().10; Sbrlver, 2-1-5; Bryant, U-4; Carler, ~. Totals, 2»61. KYGER GREEK (73) Leach, 4-5-IS; Spatll<Jing, 4-4-IZ; Tyo, ~23; Whobrey, 4-1-9; llall, f-6.14; Craddock, White, !;o.S; Haasen, ~. Tota)a, Score by ·~! LOC8flcllnd of Pomeroy M 11 lriclte SouUtwestsrn e (Nm To Daill Valitv) .'· •• Kyger ,Creek . • it. OPEN faCIO AM TO 91GD IIAIL Y Qwet ·led ·10-14, 11-13 llelervea- sw ·a JIICC . · plriDahlp wltb Eaotera. 'l'ha Jlaglea grabbed at least a lhara ol !be 11166 crown laat weekend Eaallrn il I-I in <lOD' flmtce play, All1!eeblnt 1111 illght, Lanny ,_ JU!I,IP"d 1D 2S poialt lor Krier CNet to paee the Bob. catam tbalr mth Y1et9rY Ill 11 pmea. lb!illweatern, · ""'1Cbed l1f Lloyd M,yen, II now 1-5 f<*' the 1111on, and lnslda the leop, lhe JDcbl'ndm Ire N, ·aid IN low e!linlaaled from - tllll piC\Uft. ltyger ~· ~ . bad HaD 14. Bod HaD'~ • polnll lllfl(llor the ~ .. the bit u 10111 and Q:ILdlll M / Bowlin~ '· .:·N. W~ (OMPTO~, 0. D, OPT OMI ' ( I, J~ ''r . .):, ... triple track '12· 00 ..... 1• rM ~ HORAK. CARRY OUT r < ' THROUGH YEARS OP IEXJIEitiENCI WI HAVE FOUND THAT QUALITY IS MORE LASTING THAN A CHEAP FIRST PRICE. WI HAVI ALWAYS nRIVED FOR QUALITY. WI CAN NOW SUPPLY '¥0U WITH A QUALITY noRM WINDOW #>T A VERY' REASONAILI PRICE. Up to 10\ Unif11'l \nchlt ' No t11h Pr1.lure SaleiiMnl YWt Our Store for.Compl•tw lnfom-'o• r ? 5 a t• tot _....,._ 'II! i • .c•t.....,. . ·' �,, ·,, ' ' / 1-Diliy ~entlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 23 Seniors of o., Jan. !2, toea , - - - - - - - - · r•rc==::;;:=:c:;=::;::=:==; River News Cookie Chairmen Are Guests of Burry Biscuits I, . Report From Reel Cross Yankee Fate Ohio High SeJ{.,.I ~~ ~u:,;,:· Pn'il IJilrerutlabJ Jlel&ldl u Bed!ard .... .a q ,,. ': lfangingon !ailllb f' ·Fladiay 'Girafld~ a Surgery oinated r1111· n • . II)' Vde4 Map'Rl• 17 . . )!ldpatt BcU Gqp ,....U.t~t: Gallipolis This analysis of tho public suppprt of tho American Rod NGI'Ibll'ellem • (ot) NQ1111 '10 ; '' Dam 12.2, 12.6, runniiJll I . feel Cro11 a•d how tho monty was ustot is ffom tho annual rt· Elyria 'M II II on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason port for the fiscal year 1964·65. In one af its buoi11t and Sanduaky St. ,.,.., • J'alrYielt 11ay Vllllp M most .,,;,. rtaB, $101,081,320 was t~pencled an tho Friday the Four Rivers Girl 211.83, Pt. Pleasant 24.34, Hinton . CJydt • manr hu..,anitarian services: It was the secOfld yea~ in o Scout Council started its plan· 0.72 stationary, Kanawhs Palla II)' II'IIE DOWN Sanduaky 72 Lorm 6'1 NOfl!l ~~ II row tit91' <:ontributlons ($90-'63,761) topped prt•ious nlng for lhe annual Girl Scout 2.16 lalltnl, Charleston 18.911 NEW YORK (UP!) -The Beavereretl)t 110 , llrecbWUe to ' ". :·~. ', .,,. peacetime collections. The incaiile chart accounts for Twentv . three Pomeroy High Cookie Sale in this area with 11. ri~in~. London, Marmet ~nd public 'ontributions only. 11116 fale of the New York ~eld North 48 !Wuwld • 2. th coffee and luncheon at the Wmloeld dan•• were on the sills . . ScI100I .semors \'.'l'rt' on e 1 Boa ' Yankees may be decided before DaytoD Alter 110 llrook11n 18 .!f~ ~~ 41 · •. Towne and Country Restaura nt I Movements: th 1ru" S!X·Wt'Cr\~ hnr1nr r o 11 , ' Ohio · the first bueball Ia thrown Ill Sprilllfleld Catbollc central 48 Twlllaburl -~ ~ toPpin~ all o!lwr ~. 1 , 1 ~~ :'" Tht' , in PArkersburg. Rlvtr Reliable down spring training. Hamnton Garfield 'It SoiGa Kwflm i1 · wrrc· l All Neighborhood Cookie Chair· 13, 4:25 a.m.; L, Fieore up 11, . Sjlrlnglleld South A Wilt lltlll&l f1 Orqi p 1 · : men were guests of the Burry 2:15 p.m.; Walter Beckjord up Mickey Mantle, the Yankees' Hamllton TlfiiO Mayfield A · WWfft 4t . Srniors- Nanrv .<\rno!d. Sha- Biscuit Company. The' Four Ri- 14, 9:06p.m. ; W. H. Shaver, Jr. $10Q.OOO ·a· year, thrae ·lime Lima Senior ., Meutor a PllleiVIU~ ~ ·e. ron HiJ!g5, Curson CroY~·. Jeff \lers Girl Scout Council serves up 14, 11 p.m.: Jacob G. up 14, American Leasue most vaJua. Wilmington 78 HJUaboro 11 Allttabula 4t GeileYa f;' ; · Gibb<. David r.nod• in, Claud' girls in Pleasants, Tyler, Ritch. 5:15a.m. ; Mary Allee up 17, ble player wiD be operated on Dayton RooaeYelt115 Alblabula 81. JIIIID Ia '.. ' ' · Ia !1ru('!'tr, Jon Guinther, Jos-' ie, Gilmer, Calhoun, Roane, 3:40p.m.; LiU Van up 17, 4:25 next Tuesday lor the removal Dayton l'eJnlew 71 Aahlfbull Edjjeliood ~ eph Tompkins. Jon Guinther . Jackson, Wirt and Wood CoWl- p.m. ; National up 17, 11 :45 p. of a bone chip Ill his . Dayton Meadowdlla n . ltlrllalld ll'alrporl If Sandrn Hendri('ks. Barbara Ken- lies in West· Virginia and in m.; Edeana Bosworth up 17, ahouider,- an operallon Dayton Colonel White 10 CJevellnd Lourdes e&' · nedy. Cha~lottt• l:arnbe-rt, Char· j ~thens. Meigs, and part of Wa!l- 1~ :30 a.m.; Kentuckian down 17, could lead to his conversion Daylon Belmmll 'It Clevellnd St. ~lilii 31 It~ \1or;rnl}, Nicholas Neutz· hm~ton Cousty m Ohio. ; 3.05 a.m.; Lady Marjorie up 17, a Ill's! b~seman ar even 1o the Dayton WUbur Wrlpt 11 Cardinal 88 Blll'lon \i , ; ' ling. Clareroc-e Randolph, Hilahl The Girl Scouts again will sell 4:15a.m.; Ned Merrick down · end of hta career. Kiser ec Amhenlea Clurvld·a ·· · ·' · \ ~u~han . LmdH Reuter, Judy 1cookJes by the advanced orderll7, 6.10 a,m. , Harvey Jordon I General manager Ralph I!Duk Dayton Pallenon 11 IINoblde FlMlandl 40 · R1ghthous•'. J <Hit'tlt> Sroll. Cal- method. They will take orders up 20, 6:30 a.m.; Defender up , was optimistic last night when Cbamlnade BuebJe '10 IIJpland fr , tin Simpsun. l.inrb Smilfl . C.ntl . F'ebrury lith thru 21st. Cus- 120, 7:15a.m.; OVEC down 23, • be annowwed the operation wUI Dayton . SUnn tl Ke)1tDie ·45 · · · ' SL Clair and L!ndn Stewart. l lomers at this time will order 7 p.m.; Jerow down 23, 3:45 a. _ 1 !ake place at the Mayo Cllnle Piqua Calbollt 11 South ~ 'u <Clli 81 . . . exact numbers and kinds of m.: Vulcan down 23, 5 a.m.; m Rochester, Minn., . Larlln Admlraf KiJII 74 _..lunoor. ~- u~ene Trtplelt. rook' th t Tlo . Prlnclplo down !:J &·15 . ' out that the doctors KetterlDB Fairmont But 51 Maitlfleld 71 ey wan. ey woll . ' . a.m., Caro ld en~ t I·.<~u .,. . t'. ·aJl dlc.:e. HuI· , haveoesfh:e kinds to select from I Polly R. down Greenup 5:55 p. i he Will be ready,tor the ' Jl'aJrmont W~ 10 CJevelind Sl. Edlrifd U , ton, .ludy K'""· ~Illite l.egar, l On March 21st cookies will' m. ; A. J . Patten up Greenup 1 spring tralntDB, ~ Yankees Dayton St«tbbna 81 · . Bedfonl CIWtel ~ . Ronald ~!eEiroy, 1 be de11vere d 1o th e g1rls . , Logan, Paul .l for 110·0 · p·m··· John Ladd Dean offictally · start sprtlli Xeeia 78 Wayne 58 Mansfield St. Peter 74 ·· K~Y. 1¥1cr.o..,.·an. \nun·v; Purter. l distribution. They will deliver ' down Mel dahl 6 p.m.; Cotton , on March t and open the Eaton ss west Milton 53 . Cleveland 81, Josepll $1 \\holliam SH.ldllunii,J ,Jiudtlls'· Smtth, j flom March 21st to March 29th I Que~n up Meldahl 7:15 p.m.; l Amertcan League seasoo <011 City 70 Weal Carrollton 11 Cleveland Univl!l'lltY Scbool 51 S arnn .m111. l·Jr:1 · pt•ncer. . All ft f · Valvoline down Meldahl 9·15 · 71 Sidney I& ClevelaDd Lutheran ·Ealt 41. K;tn l·r 'l'ltu~ .. l <~ttW" l3d\'r , .lt"n· . ~ro s rom the annual I . L hi M . p. i 1- lnoulor choplen and o•eneas campaigns ....... $ 1,249,000 Aprrl 12. . . . ( (lok r€' Sales go toward de\leJon.. l m.. ae an acleay up Mel- 2-lndependont chapter campaigns .............. $15,834,000 ~ Ma~tie, who was bobbled by 62 Columbus East 80 mfer ' Iermnce or Girl .~ , dahl . ·3·40 a.. ., Barbar::\ Bres t 8 setrhoes ~~!eg allmalents 88 wet! T . Hla~ F ll.• ·-.lt't' , su~;lf] Ol xun. IIH'l'l . ...ond mam · 3-Balanct- of . need compaigns by chapleB 71 GreenvDit g Cleveland Llndla 5I 1 eny u · ~•! ! Ut eamps. 11 helps ke·ep up Meldahl 5:25 a.m.; Alton . . . as e ...,u der lment Vall South Columbua Wei! 73 engaged on Unoted Appeals campa111n• .......... S 3,200,000 I season had his wo st sea ey 88 · Sophomon·~ - .L1mes .~mh·· c::mp ft•es at a minimum Zephyr up Meldahl 7:10 a.rn. 4-ln parlnenhipwith Unitool Appootoor joint appeals ,, J,119,000 He apP.,ared In only' ga::~ Lebanon-Dlxle IN ColumbuQ>Jnmboq ft 121 sun, Sand !·:1 B~ld\'.1. Bt•1-erl~, . In addit ion to the Council. pro- Gallipolis Dam Andrew ' bat''"' Germantown t1 I South M , "'" .256, hit ·19 homers and - C 1••1 •• Collllllbu Walnut. ""'" 1 Beavr r. K:1 .\ lim,~;. ll ili.l'lt' fit. tlw indiv idual troops re-1Calhoun up 11 :30 p.m.; Semet knocked In 46 runs •• ar .. e .. .. ....,.e Bri('kles. ,1 (111n r;(,od·,\in . .J rnn •. cl' ill' <~ percent..Jge of profit and Solvay up 1:50 a.m.; Miss The idea of shlfilng 58 Miami Eut 41 CDiumbus Centtral 71 _ fer ~h-'nrhllll. ~ .1 i\' t>~ISJ' lur lh ~·Jr troop m·rds The Neigh- Susa.n duwn 2:10 a.rn, ; J . S.l from the outfield to ft Graham 73 Northwestern 11 Celmbul Wltetltaae 61 , rs1 Crb \ urlr 111. . \lt ~ 1 St'l'lm . :lw:·. htlr/Jrrod Cooki~· Chairmen in Lewis down 2:45 a.m.; Elisha . 81 · has been discussed in Donna Smith. \ 1:11'1<1 C1·1n·sr •r th1 s cm•a iil'e Mrs. A. R. Kni~ht Woods up 2:55a.m.; Queen City Yanke. front office ever Since Springfield Shawnee H ~e\~.V S!il't'r!'. P:il Stnry . l\ 1•1tli frnn1 Pom C'toy and Mrs. Paul up 5:05 a.m .; L. W. Sweet up the shooider lnjury became 55 Logan Hilla 5I ~~ONEY ~van:~ , T· ·IT,I' E\Jns, cat 11 y s Smart of Middleport. 7·15- a.m.; Oliver Shearer down known. Such great autfleldera 80 Mlaslaalnawa II ~8:40a.m. 78 Geltytilwl 41 as Stan Musial Babe Ruth and ; Jtmill!' 1Tigl1 lronn r '>llldc uts: Kanawha Rlvtr- Lucy Jane/ Joe DIMaggio made the switch 81 Newton H ' Ninth t;ra<l e - ll<<i 'ill l ' ''U iLucas up London 6:35a.m.; 0. late In their careers, allbough Knoxvllle 102 ~ing . {'he~ ter l{uu~ll. r~dwHrd Shearer down Marmet 6:45 1 DiMaggio re!lsted the move New 17 ~ mi llo. lla rod.' \1cb . .Mf Wera.m.: Dunca; Bruce down Win-' "There is no pain in my · 6! Cridersv!Ue 13 "Whtre You Ott TM 9· lli:ma \lcymnnller. Bar· I field 6 p.m.: Jefferson down shoulder," Mantle said wben 71 Fort Loromil 75 Most For Your Mtner" qar<.~. White, J1 1hn Zurcht>r . Bob Winfield 9:35 p.mm. ; H. E. Bowadmltled he hsd the aliment 79 Yellow Sprlnp 16 Jf urdl'tiP. lhlt'!l t Logan. Elaine PT. PLEASANT - A joint Jesup Winfield 5:10a.m. "But I can't Uft my arm. · Preble Shawnee 71 1111 '':tmg of the MarthR. Mary, ~h1rpliy, ('h:::·;.:"e P11rtn. The 31-year old Mantle has Farmeravllle 7f Eighth Grad1• - Pam Neutz· ;\1_l flill0, Priscilla and RehPcca -· ..-.... been sliding downhill last since 58 St. Marya 55 · MIDDL!PORT, 0. tlng, Rte hllfU li'!nler ChO'f\'1 Ctrcles nf the Trinity Methodist winning his third most valuable Local 83 MrL<~ugh!in, 1'.11 O ' Bri~·n. Da~a Ch urch will be held Tuesday, l ·~ • player in 1002, He played in Fort Recovaey 111 1 ~II•JuL'Pr, Ji n1 ,S·,\:l tze l, Donn:1 Janu<~ry 25th at 7.30 p.m. in the _ only 65 giomes in 11113 and Shawnee lit Jl;rnmg. T• H111ll.\' \ <tllgh,:w. Ka- <:/lurch. social rooms. The DorEnte eel H--.~~-· limped his way through Wapakoneta IG lh v \\'at so11 Kt·ith Wisc-•·up r:Js Cirl'le will meet Tues'la" Persons r te . ospHt 1 H final stages of the season and 73 New Rlcbmoad 53 . . . , 2 p m t tb h .; en nng o zer os. I II ILirl( ,1. Burt. \bx Fo\m~r. Ro· ·. a e c urch. 1 pita! during the 1 1 24 h i the World Series in 1961. . • Wllbr~ 41 Beauty Tips grr· r:1lmon•. Timothy r.J.1ZC'. The JOint meeting is being held included : Mrs J aL< Sh ours Because ql his tender legs he Cmcmmtl COurier 'l'ecb 31 Top Slyliats "' r· ·' · ,_. · · for the· .purpose o1 VIewing aver, . · WadeL · eo L'ttl I is afraid to make quick ' Clnctnnall Walnut Hilla 11 from Austria, , .,. :;ry r~l<lul-'.m. n.aren r.nrf1tl1 . . a · 21 ~ine St.· Mrs. ~~··h;wl Crindstaff. Bt lte Uob· film enl.ltl~d "What Happened 512 Second' Ave.; Mrs. Fio 1d :: !-Nursing $ 2,766,000 Z-A11istance to chapters $ 4,66-t,OOO I tire outfield and the Cincinnati Alto 71 11111, Seol· ~~ ~:t1Pr . .h~hn Lohs~. I to Ha~n~.11 sponso~e~ by the West, 129 Jackson Pike ; yMrs. 3-Safely programs $ 6,ffl5,000 4--0isaster $15,nO,OOO · Jar when slidiDB or to Oak Rilla 70 Taylor 68 land, Entll••d, 1St•\ t·nth Grade - Don And- 1l.ommJSSIOn of Chr1stum Social ! Earl Carter 914 Third A . 5-lfoool $15,911,000 6-Yauth progl(jml $ •.591,000 base can sideline him lhree ClncinnaU St Xavier 'II ClenDIIQ', f'l'""~'· (:uT(J]J Baker, TwiLl Coneer,ns of the church with William B. Mullins, Rt. 2 Vin~~: •J-Armed forces,""· $39,090,000 8-Caslt $18,075,000 four days. Cincinnati ~ 11 Ciltada, dlahl·rll'l hy. Stanley Co:~tt'~ Mrs. Charles H. Johnson. chai r- Mrs. Walter A. Jenkins Rt j ,:..lnternatio•ol $.o9,000 1~011munily ,.,.iceo . $723,000 ;rt'• operatlo~ will be Man~ Hqbll 7C Wytmluc ll l'rance, Unl· Or·t:.b;e l'row, Michael Cust< \an. The commission will also Cheshire; James A. Bu~h. Vin-· le s fourth uo his t:;.year II Lockland 11 tid SlaiN, career. He underwent surgery l!ast 1111 tha World ll··'"'' H"nnPSsy, Rrc ky Hn . rl "·' hoslrsses lor the social ton Mrs. J. Leslie Lemley Rl. 1 In 1952 and li63 to ~orrect knee Clevellnd Beaedlclillt q INIIIId. allow lllelr aew IIDt :t,IE·I t. _Stella Neutzling, John , uour followmg the meeting. Bidwell; Steven F. Fuller, Rt. aJlments · suffered when East Tech • In the Wodd'a ll'llr Pnbloll ~~~~~. l<1 tlw . Slone, llccky Trip- ' AU members attending the 2 Gallipolis ; Mrs. Bryan Saunte ped Show beld In Porta -IIJ. l~ll. J•·d Woll. m""lmg are . asked to bring ders, Patriot Star Rt.; David s P on a drainage ooUet Cleveland Latill a ~ II 111111 and ouriJ, 1!11 ' •terns of clothtng in good rl•ae E. Harper, Gallipolis Ferry; POMEROY LANES Yankee stadium during the Uo(f Nam. 41 ouorl and dell8htfully feJDo BEND LEAGUE World Series and was Cleveland MDI lla)'ll tl lnine, Glrll, II's a - Curl1 ESJGNED condltrons for d1stnbution to Miss Vfrginia M. Slayton, Apple Jnuaey If, 1111 · on again In 1961 for a West T...,_ fl Ylll llltead In '118' for tha paloels at Lakm Stale Hospit· Grove; Mrs. &lUiie M. Per· I aiJm .... 'WIII'Id'hI llllll1'lelt ... PNIIIW, M.P.O. 11 ent. ClevelaDd RhMis 11 Ill eadJ. al. sinKer, Apple Grove; Mrs. Ed· win H. Clarke, New Haven· Midwest Steel JU West ea Let us deslp 1 uew colft'UN l 9 NBA SCaadlllca Clevel8nd South 71 for you. -lola BorlrWD Grange Meets at Robert D. Tillis. Jr., Pt. Plea: By Uaited Pmo lnternaHonal Team 3110 ., He 1 kG H soot; Mrs. Harold K. Grate Rll Barrington 69 Babson 60 !'~', Anlo Trim 8 By United Pre11 lnlerllatloul Clevelalld Shaw 7'1 1 He m oc rove all I Langsville; Gary L. Large, Nichols B8 MIT 65 Dutton Drugs 7 Eootern Dlvi•ton Bruab • mloek Grove Gran!!r me t Coal Grove . Mrs. Floyd Case : Carleton 87 Coe 76 Wairl Cross and Son 2 ' w. L. Pet. Parma Valley Forge 11 reee nlly "olh Mrs. Carol Jones Jr., Rt. 1 South Poont· Mrs' E. Tcx Bapt 93 St. Thos 53 High Game Bill Grant Bost•n 31 13 .705 Cleveland Reicbll 11 l'llont WY :N551 1 '.\ort Do rsey H. Saunders trooton· • S •y rna ster, presodong. Westmar 92 Dana 79 222; Tom Lind, 557. High Gam; Cincinnati 31 15 .1174 Parma 84 Euclid ff 114 I. Mala ....., .. everal communitahons were M1ss Marjorie Lou Cappellari' Sl. Olaf 78 Beloit 74 and Series - w.M.P.O. 150, Philadelphia 29 17 ~ead mdudong a !hank you note Los Angeles, Cahf, Randall Bishop 81 Sherman 69 2602. New York 14 31 rom Athens Slate Hospotal for L. Durst, Rtpley, W . Va ; Mrs. Qntco Mrns 69 NY Sl. U. 54 Wottera Dlvlotoa part~clpatmg: m Operation San. I Lov..4 Burgess, Wellston; Mrs. Voorhees 133 Claslin 79 FUNERAL HELD W. L. Pd. Ia Claus. A shower and I>.llingiRober S.t Wilbur, Wellston, Mrs. Mercer 87 Rollins 66 Funeral services were held Los Angeles 28 24 1for Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dicker- Bruce W. Caudill, Rl. 3 Iron- Fla. Presy. 79 Ala. CoiL 611 Thursday at 2 p.m. for Albert' Baltomore 24 27 · ' son IBennella Rae Clark) was · ton ; Mrs. Ira F. Smith, Ash- Tuaculum 71 King CoiL 64 M. Deem at the Vaughan Fun· San Francisco 22 27 announced fnr Saturday even- ' land, Ky.; Jerry L. Hargett. D. Lpscmb 87 Tenn. Wsiyn 65 eral Home tn Parkersburg with St. Louis 20 't/ ong, al tl1e Grange hall. Rl. 2 Oak Hill : Herbert 0. Er- C.W. Post !3 Northeastern 82 burial in the Mt. Olivet Ceme- Detroit 15 33 N I!W i ~ Pr?gram of songs, read- win, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Denald Corpus Christl 101 Hou. Bap. 81 tery. Rev.' Homer Hicks offici· Friday'l Rettilta W'm ·~ngs, roddles and <tories was I G. lliatre, Rt. 5 Jackson. De Pauw IN Lake Forest 69 ated. Pallbearers were Rnge. Boston 113 Cincinnati Ill e,v-presented by Mrs . Hilber QuivWabash VaL t15 Mt. Vernon 52 Deem, Tommy Deem, Norman Philadelphia 109 New York 11 COLORTRON 1 ey, kelurer. Hcfreshmenls were Blrlbo Centralia 73 Olney 70 Deeon, Bob Deem, and Chsrles Detroit 117 St. Luuls 108 ANTENNA ' ."erved at the close of the meet Mrs. R. Dale Coburn Rt 2 Tenn St 73 Bellarmine 71 Deem. ISan Fran. 1211 Los lOll with E1Kironk ' ing. . · Pomeroy, son, 8:56 a.~ . Fri- Yankton . 102 Concordia 63 day : Mrs. Donald G. Biaire, Rt. Huron 75 Southern St. 69 PLAN SERVICES 5 Jackson , son. Dominican 76 Racine Wis. 51 i There will be a youth proMalone 77 E. Nazarene B8 gram and song service at the ! Ducbarged Spring Arbor !10 race 79 1 11nh:nna lh11l ell'ctrcm · , o,nvolle Polgrim Holiness Mrs. Lesioe Adams, Mrs. Lan- Cin. Sem. 100 Ft.Wyne Bible a mplifif!l TV siG'na! s! Chu rch beginning Wednesday Idolph Blackburn, Mrs. John B. Bethel 1111 Concordia (Ohio) 69 "'"'"'' ''~"''' · !!lHHJ)('r picltlltfullltn ..... MIIIMIIIa-1 \1P1Mii ,E , ... , Jan. 26 through the 30th. Rev:iBlogg,, Mrs, Heber Boster, Northwood 110 Soo Tech 1111 _ _ _ _ .. _ _ .. _ lltlol . . . , Dennos . Weaver is the youth ' Mrs: Charl.es E. Brohawn, Mrs. Oregon st. 62 Oregon f6 eva ngelist. Everyone is welcome I WJih~ Collins, WHiiam C. Clay,-........_...;;:.;,:~.;;,::::;; ! ~ton , Mrs. Jome! Dorion John • IJ •• ....... • , .................. .• Drlllll!llond Worthy A.' Evans GIRL'! GO IIOWIJNG ,, 11......... ""' . . - - · - · · · - ~---- - · " " ... !•}( ~ Gaul A. Fannin, Robert R. Girl Scout Tnlop 5I .. _ _ ....... _ . . . . . . . tllllliilil 7 I 1' Greene, Mrs. Raymond S. Hoff. bowiiDB at the Mason BowllDB • SeeThe i FOR ALL OCCASIONS :a.o, MBera, Gralion M. Hump- Center, Wednesday, Plana were eys, verlee HIHII, Raymond lilade for a troop Full Une We wire flowero evervwbero Jlmlson,,James P. }{eefer, Mrs. with Becky Wright I At' .••. WY 2 2039 Peggy King, Raymond L. Layne, Anne Stbo u co-editors. Present ' l· f"rry Miller, owner Mrs. Raymond E. Myers. Walter were Darla OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 A. Patteraon, Lew Phillips, Caralvnn Tracy·, Irene Barnes )Nlth Miller Maytag Mrs. Leo Stearns, Charles M. Jo Ellen Diehl Susan ·' . / - i I PHONE WY 2-3635 Pomeroy Flower Shop Rowland, Mrs. Thomas E. ere- Debbie wtaectip Resa Boothe ---·11.1Mllt ......... Pom•roy meen• and infant son, Mrs. fto. Maralynn Tnocy • and the abo•ve ll t .. I Mon. Tllu"' letA to I T- WH. Prl. 4 214 E. MAIN POMEROY N Main Opp. e&Q Dlplt' Pill ~ 1 f' •tr 591-7323 · Athtnl, 0. Mrs Mlll•rd Van Meier bert D. Rodgers and infant son. Mrs. Jean ' and Mrs. ' PHS P1ace on Honor List a a WAS RAISED HOW MONEY ' •I ' .. Dtllf katllltl, ' --~ l'qmtroy·Mllldlepart, 0., Jan. 22, 19e8-S. ' I I I ~ ' \nnual Tax Paying Day Closing in on American Farmer ' . ta '' a ·es NEW HOLLAND • FARM EQUIPMENT NOWI l. rf · · · l • No p~ymentt or lnttr.., until June I, 1966 I SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE ... 1 [ill llrootbev" r Fulton-Thompson ,., Circles will M eet Joinffy JanuarylSth WAS SPENT HOW I ',. . ar-n . . TRACTOR SALES SHOP · """'"·--"!'0-- ,,' BUY a 1 £ ~ / ' POMEROY WY 2·5101 tONIGHT TIL 9 P.M. Spring Ave, "Sure Sign of Quality" 1HE SHOE BOX llo."' pl'taJ Ne\r.JS ~~=========~ · lOLA'S ~·· I' Results College 1 1 ~OR COLOR JV Scores D£C.EPJION I RADIO :tnd nLEVISION m~' WC!J ON A . HONDA Hawk's Cycle Sales ' Wll~Collllla. .•r•' ., C.illah W·•• &....., CO. · ••n• o.- =:=:=:::::::~::~==== ----····,.. .......,;: . . _.. .....,_ .. __ lillllh___ ----... ...,..____ 1st. mMI e WHEN YOU NEED ••• PhDne WY ·2-2115 A ITENTION FARMERS! If You Want Tlte PRODUI:T ••• WE'VE GOT IT! If You Want The SERVII:E ••• WE'VE GOT IT! II You Want The LOWEST PRII:E ••• \VE'VE GOT IT! WE NOW HAVE AN AREA •• ~ ···-~ . ....... .. ) , - - • ~ -~ MASON AND GALLIA AREA I lEW HEAnWEIIHT THE 80 HP CLASSI ... YOUR LANDMARK Check Before You Buyl -{!EXTRA' Landmark Has Quality- EARLY SEASON DISCOUNT BEST PRICE DIAL 992-2181 FOR DELIVERY eC1II Us For SptcleiiHd Ptrtiliror Servic-Bulk Spreocllng AveiiiiiiWe Aloo C•.n Apply Liquid Nltrogon To Your Plolda ALL ANAl, YSIS STRAIGHT a MIXED MATIRIALS AVAILABLE ,, . POMEROY LA·NDMARK ' .,. ·M•igs Equipment Co. ···. •,..... a.,., ' .. ( TO SERVE THE MEIGS I' ARNOLD GIATE Pomeroy, Mulberry Ave. PURPOSE . h,.. Sugar Run Flour Mills BRAND5 . ·y . ;, FOR AN Rutlan·d Furniture jj Jnd OfHtft FAMOU! ~· . 'AI)Yays .CALl ,.1 •WURLITZI!R eiALOWIN lOlA'S BEAm SALON HICEST PEOPLE r I ·. YOU MER THE "ll... Book Your Spring Seeds and BalerTwineOrdersNow! ~ "'' 1 fll ,, • ' I· • ,. , . Se;viug Meigs, Gallia a11d Mason .. , lACK ·w. CARsEY, Htlpltet -~· .,;·~-~-~:~~ , · ,_ , '•. . . · ~:1i:;)'t; ' . •, Cjunties , . · DIAL .992~2181 FOR DEU.VIIf · �,, ·,, ' ' / 1-Diliy ~entlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 23 Seniors of o., Jan. !2, toea , - - - - - - - - · r•rc==::;;:=:c:;=::;::=:==; River News Cookie Chairmen Are Guests of Burry Biscuits I, . Report From Reel Cross Yankee Fate Ohio High SeJ{.,.I ~~ ~u:,;,:· Pn'il IJilrerutlabJ Jlel&ldl u Bed!ard .... .a q ,,. ': lfangingon !ailllb f' ·Fladiay 'Girafld~ a Surgery oinated r1111· n • . II)' Vde4 Map'Rl• 17 . . )!ldpatt BcU Gqp ,....U.t~t: Gallipolis This analysis of tho public suppprt of tho American Rod NGI'Ibll'ellem • (ot) NQ1111 '10 ; '' Dam 12.2, 12.6, runniiJll I . feel Cro11 a•d how tho monty was ustot is ffom tho annual rt· Elyria 'M II II on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason port for the fiscal year 1964·65. In one af its buoi11t and Sanduaky St. ,.,.., • J'alrYielt 11ay Vllllp M most .,,;,. rtaB, $101,081,320 was t~pencled an tho Friday the Four Rivers Girl 211.83, Pt. Pleasant 24.34, Hinton . CJydt • manr hu..,anitarian services: It was the secOfld yea~ in o Scout Council started its plan· 0.72 stationary, Kanawhs Palla II)' II'IIE DOWN Sanduaky 72 Lorm 6'1 NOfl!l ~~ II row tit91' <:ontributlons ($90-'63,761) topped prt•ious nlng for lhe annual Girl Scout 2.16 lalltnl, Charleston 18.911 NEW YORK (UP!) -The Beavereretl)t 110 , llrecbWUe to ' ". :·~. ', .,,. peacetime collections. The incaiile chart accounts for Twentv . three Pomeroy High Cookie Sale in this area with 11. ri~in~. London, Marmet ~nd public 'ontributions only. 11116 fale of the New York ~eld North 48 !Wuwld • 2. th coffee and luncheon at the Wmloeld dan•• were on the sills . . ScI100I .semors \'.'l'rt' on e 1 Boa ' Yankees may be decided before DaytoD Alter 110 llrook11n 18 .!f~ ~~ 41 · •. Towne and Country Restaura nt I Movements: th 1ru" S!X·Wt'Cr\~ hnr1nr r o 11 , ' Ohio · the first bueball Ia thrown Ill Sprilllfleld Catbollc central 48 Twlllaburl -~ ~ toPpin~ all o!lwr ~. 1 , 1 ~~ :'" Tht' , in PArkersburg. Rlvtr Reliable down spring training. Hamnton Garfield 'It SoiGa Kwflm i1 · wrrc· l All Neighborhood Cookie Chair· 13, 4:25 a.m.; L, Fieore up 11, . Sjlrlnglleld South A Wilt lltlll&l f1 Orqi p 1 · : men were guests of the Burry 2:15 p.m.; Walter Beckjord up Mickey Mantle, the Yankees' Hamllton TlfiiO Mayfield A · WWfft 4t . Srniors- Nanrv .<\rno!d. Sha- Biscuit Company. The' Four Ri- 14, 9:06p.m. ; W. H. Shaver, Jr. $10Q.OOO ·a· year, thrae ·lime Lima Senior ., Meutor a PllleiVIU~ ~ ·e. ron HiJ!g5, Curson CroY~·. Jeff \lers Girl Scout Council serves up 14, 11 p.m.: Jacob G. up 14, American Leasue most vaJua. Wilmington 78 HJUaboro 11 Allttabula 4t GeileYa f;' ; · Gibb<. David r.nod• in, Claud' girls in Pleasants, Tyler, Ritch. 5:15a.m. ; Mary Allee up 17, ble player wiD be operated on Dayton RooaeYelt115 Alblabula 81. JIIIID Ia '.. ' ' · Ia !1ru('!'tr, Jon Guinther, Jos-' ie, Gilmer, Calhoun, Roane, 3:40p.m.; LiU Van up 17, 4:25 next Tuesday lor the removal Dayton l'eJnlew 71 Aahlfbull Edjjeliood ~ eph Tompkins. Jon Guinther . Jackson, Wirt and Wood CoWl- p.m. ; National up 17, 11 :45 p. of a bone chip Ill his . Dayton Meadowdlla n . ltlrllalld ll'alrporl If Sandrn Hendri('ks. Barbara Ken- lies in West· Virginia and in m.; Edeana Bosworth up 17, ahouider,- an operallon Dayton Colonel White 10 CJevellnd Lourdes e&' · nedy. Cha~lottt• l:arnbe-rt, Char· j ~thens. Meigs, and part of Wa!l- 1~ :30 a.m.; Kentuckian down 17, could lead to his conversion Daylon Belmmll 'It Clevellnd St. ~lilii 31 It~ \1or;rnl}, Nicholas Neutz· hm~ton Cousty m Ohio. ; 3.05 a.m.; Lady Marjorie up 17, a Ill's! b~seman ar even 1o the Dayton WUbur Wrlpt 11 Cardinal 88 Blll'lon \i , ; ' ling. Clareroc-e Randolph, Hilahl The Girl Scouts again will sell 4:15a.m.; Ned Merrick down · end of hta career. Kiser ec Amhenlea Clurvld·a ·· · ·' · \ ~u~han . LmdH Reuter, Judy 1cookJes by the advanced orderll7, 6.10 a,m. , Harvey Jordon I General manager Ralph I!Duk Dayton Pallenon 11 IINoblde FlMlandl 40 · R1ghthous•'. J <Hit'tlt> Sroll. Cal- method. They will take orders up 20, 6:30 a.m.; Defender up , was optimistic last night when Cbamlnade BuebJe '10 IIJpland fr , tin Simpsun. l.inrb Smilfl . C.ntl . F'ebrury lith thru 21st. Cus- 120, 7:15a.m.; OVEC down 23, • be annowwed the operation wUI Dayton . SUnn tl Ke)1tDie ·45 · · · ' SL Clair and L!ndn Stewart. l lomers at this time will order 7 p.m.; Jerow down 23, 3:45 a. _ 1 !ake place at the Mayo Cllnle Piqua Calbollt 11 South ~ 'u <Clli 81 . . . exact numbers and kinds of m.: Vulcan down 23, 5 a.m.; m Rochester, Minn., . Larlln Admlraf KiJII 74 _..lunoor. ~- u~ene Trtplelt. rook' th t Tlo . Prlnclplo down !:J &·15 . ' out that the doctors KetterlDB Fairmont But 51 Maitlfleld 71 ey wan. ey woll . ' . a.m., Caro ld en~ t I·.<~u .,. . t'. ·aJl dlc.:e. HuI· , haveoesfh:e kinds to select from I Polly R. down Greenup 5:55 p. i he Will be ready,tor the ' Jl'aJrmont W~ 10 CJevelind Sl. Edlrifd U , ton, .ludy K'""· ~Illite l.egar, l On March 21st cookies will' m. ; A. J . Patten up Greenup 1 spring tralntDB, ~ Yankees Dayton St«tbbna 81 · . Bedfonl CIWtel ~ . Ronald ~!eEiroy, 1 be de11vere d 1o th e g1rls . , Logan, Paul .l for 110·0 · p·m··· John Ladd Dean offictally · start sprtlli Xeeia 78 Wayne 58 Mansfield St. Peter 74 ·· K~Y. 1¥1cr.o..,.·an. \nun·v; Purter. l distribution. They will deliver ' down Mel dahl 6 p.m.; Cotton , on March t and open the Eaton ss west Milton 53 . Cleveland 81, Josepll $1 \\holliam SH.ldllunii,J ,Jiudtlls'· Smtth, j flom March 21st to March 29th I Que~n up Meldahl 7:15 p.m.; l Amertcan League seasoo <011 City 70 Weal Carrollton 11 Cleveland Univl!l'lltY Scbool 51 S arnn .m111. l·Jr:1 · pt•ncer. . All ft f · Valvoline down Meldahl 9·15 · 71 Sidney I& ClevelaDd Lutheran ·Ealt 41. K;tn l·r 'l'ltu~ .. l <~ttW" l3d\'r , .lt"n· . ~ro s rom the annual I . L hi M . p. i 1- lnoulor choplen and o•eneas campaigns ....... $ 1,249,000 Aprrl 12. . . . ( (lok r€' Sales go toward de\leJon.. l m.. ae an acleay up Mel- 2-lndependont chapter campaigns .............. $15,834,000 ~ Ma~tie, who was bobbled by 62 Columbus East 80 mfer ' Iermnce or Girl .~ , dahl . ·3·40 a.. ., Barbar::\ Bres t 8 setrhoes ~~!eg allmalents 88 wet! T . Hla~ F ll.• ·-.lt't' , su~;lf] Ol xun. IIH'l'l . ...ond mam · 3-Balanct- of . need compaigns by chapleB 71 GreenvDit g Cleveland Llndla 5I 1 eny u · ~•! ! Ut eamps. 11 helps ke·ep up Meldahl 5:25 a.m.; Alton . . . as e ...,u der lment Vall South Columbua Wei! 73 engaged on Unoted Appeals campa111n• .......... S 3,200,000 I season had his wo st sea ey 88 · Sophomon·~ - .L1mes .~mh·· c::mp ft•es at a minimum Zephyr up Meldahl 7:10 a.rn. 4-ln parlnenhipwith Unitool Appootoor joint appeals ,, J,119,000 He apP.,ared In only' ga::~ Lebanon-Dlxle IN ColumbuQ>Jnmboq ft 121 sun, Sand !·:1 B~ld\'.1. Bt•1-erl~, . In addit ion to the Council. pro- Gallipolis Dam Andrew ' bat''"' Germantown t1 I South M , "'" .256, hit ·19 homers and - C 1••1 •• Collllllbu Walnut. ""'" 1 Beavr r. K:1 .\ lim,~;. ll ili.l'lt' fit. tlw indiv idual troops re-1Calhoun up 11 :30 p.m.; Semet knocked In 46 runs •• ar .. e .. .. ....,.e Bri('kles. ,1 (111n r;(,od·,\in . .J rnn •. cl' ill' <~ percent..Jge of profit and Solvay up 1:50 a.m.; Miss The idea of shlfilng 58 Miami Eut 41 CDiumbus Centtral 71 _ fer ~h-'nrhllll. ~ .1 i\' t>~ISJ' lur lh ~·Jr troop m·rds The Neigh- Susa.n duwn 2:10 a.rn, ; J . S.l from the outfield to ft Graham 73 Northwestern 11 Celmbul Wltetltaae 61 , rs1 Crb \ urlr 111. . \lt ~ 1 St'l'lm . :lw:·. htlr/Jrrod Cooki~· Chairmen in Lewis down 2:45 a.m.; Elisha . 81 · has been discussed in Donna Smith. \ 1:11'1<1 C1·1n·sr •r th1 s cm•a iil'e Mrs. A. R. Kni~ht Woods up 2:55a.m.; Queen City Yanke. front office ever Since Springfield Shawnee H ~e\~.V S!il't'r!'. P:il Stnry . l\ 1•1tli frnn1 Pom C'toy and Mrs. Paul up 5:05 a.m .; L. W. Sweet up the shooider lnjury became 55 Logan Hilla 5I ~~ONEY ~van:~ , T· ·IT,I' E\Jns, cat 11 y s Smart of Middleport. 7·15- a.m.; Oliver Shearer down known. Such great autfleldera 80 Mlaslaalnawa II ~8:40a.m. 78 Geltytilwl 41 as Stan Musial Babe Ruth and ; Jtmill!' 1Tigl1 lronn r '>llldc uts: Kanawha Rlvtr- Lucy Jane/ Joe DIMaggio made the switch 81 Newton H ' Ninth t;ra<l e - ll<<i 'ill l ' ''U iLucas up London 6:35a.m.; 0. late In their careers, allbough Knoxvllle 102 ~ing . {'he~ ter l{uu~ll. r~dwHrd Shearer down Marmet 6:45 1 DiMaggio re!lsted the move New 17 ~ mi llo. lla rod.' \1cb . .Mf Wera.m.: Dunca; Bruce down Win-' "There is no pain in my · 6! Cridersv!Ue 13 "Whtre You Ott TM 9· lli:ma \lcymnnller. Bar· I field 6 p.m.: Jefferson down shoulder," Mantle said wben 71 Fort Loromil 75 Most For Your Mtner" qar<.~. White, J1 1hn Zurcht>r . Bob Winfield 9:35 p.mm. ; H. E. Bowadmltled he hsd the aliment 79 Yellow Sprlnp 16 Jf urdl'tiP. lhlt'!l t Logan. Elaine PT. PLEASANT - A joint Jesup Winfield 5:10a.m. "But I can't Uft my arm. · Preble Shawnee 71 1111 '':tmg of the MarthR. Mary, ~h1rpliy, ('h:::·;.:"e P11rtn. The 31-year old Mantle has Farmeravllle 7f Eighth Grad1• - Pam Neutz· ;\1_l flill0, Priscilla and RehPcca -· ..-.... been sliding downhill last since 58 St. Marya 55 · MIDDL!PORT, 0. tlng, Rte hllfU li'!nler ChO'f\'1 Ctrcles nf the Trinity Methodist winning his third most valuable Local 83 MrL<~ugh!in, 1'.11 O ' Bri~·n. Da~a Ch urch will be held Tuesday, l ·~ • player in 1002, He played in Fort Recovaey 111 1 ~II•JuL'Pr, Ji n1 ,S·,\:l tze l, Donn:1 Janu<~ry 25th at 7.30 p.m. in the _ only 65 giomes in 11113 and Shawnee lit Jl;rnmg. T• H111ll.\' \ <tllgh,:w. Ka- <:/lurch. social rooms. The DorEnte eel H--.~~-· limped his way through Wapakoneta IG lh v \\'at so11 Kt·ith Wisc-•·up r:Js Cirl'le will meet Tues'la" Persons r te . ospHt 1 H final stages of the season and 73 New Rlcbmoad 53 . . . , 2 p m t tb h .; en nng o zer os. I II ILirl( ,1. Burt. \bx Fo\m~r. Ro· ·. a e c urch. 1 pita! during the 1 1 24 h i the World Series in 1961. . • Wllbr~ 41 Beauty Tips grr· r:1lmon•. Timothy r.J.1ZC'. The JOint meeting is being held included : Mrs J aL< Sh ours Because ql his tender legs he Cmcmmtl COurier 'l'ecb 31 Top Slyliats "' r· ·' · ,_. · · for the· .purpose o1 VIewing aver, . · WadeL · eo L'ttl I is afraid to make quick ' Clnctnnall Walnut Hilla 11 from Austria, , .,. :;ry r~l<lul-'.m. n.aren r.nrf1tl1 . . a · 21 ~ine St.· Mrs. ~~··h;wl Crindstaff. Bt lte Uob· film enl.ltl~d "What Happened 512 Second' Ave.; Mrs. Fio 1d :: !-Nursing $ 2,766,000 Z-A11istance to chapters $ 4,66-t,OOO I tire outfield and the Cincinnati Alto 71 11111, Seol· ~~ ~:t1Pr . .h~hn Lohs~. I to Ha~n~.11 sponso~e~ by the West, 129 Jackson Pike ; yMrs. 3-Safely programs $ 6,ffl5,000 4--0isaster $15,nO,OOO · Jar when slidiDB or to Oak Rilla 70 Taylor 68 land, Entll••d, 1St•\ t·nth Grade - Don And- 1l.ommJSSIOn of Chr1stum Social ! Earl Carter 914 Third A . 5-lfoool $15,911,000 6-Yauth progl(jml $ •.591,000 base can sideline him lhree ClncinnaU St Xavier 'II ClenDIIQ', f'l'""~'· (:uT(J]J Baker, TwiLl Coneer,ns of the church with William B. Mullins, Rt. 2 Vin~~: •J-Armed forces,""· $39,090,000 8-Caslt $18,075,000 four days. Cincinnati ~ 11 Ciltada, dlahl·rll'l hy. Stanley Co:~tt'~ Mrs. Charles H. Johnson. chai r- Mrs. Walter A. Jenkins Rt j ,:..lnternatio•ol $.o9,000 1~011munily ,.,.iceo . $723,000 ;rt'• operatlo~ will be Man~ Hqbll 7C Wytmluc ll l'rance, Unl· Or·t:.b;e l'row, Michael Cust< \an. The commission will also Cheshire; James A. Bu~h. Vin-· le s fourth uo his t:;.year II Lockland 11 tid SlaiN, career. He underwent surgery l!ast 1111 tha World ll··'"'' H"nnPSsy, Rrc ky Hn . rl "·' hoslrsses lor the social ton Mrs. J. Leslie Lemley Rl. 1 In 1952 and li63 to ~orrect knee Clevellnd Beaedlclillt q INIIIId. allow lllelr aew IIDt :t,IE·I t. _Stella Neutzling, John , uour followmg the meeting. Bidwell; Steven F. Fuller, Rt. aJlments · suffered when East Tech • In the Wodd'a ll'llr Pnbloll ~~~~~. l<1 tlw . Slone, llccky Trip- ' AU members attending the 2 Gallipolis ; Mrs. Bryan Saunte ped Show beld In Porta -IIJ. l~ll. J•·d Woll. m""lmg are . asked to bring ders, Patriot Star Rt.; David s P on a drainage ooUet Cleveland Latill a ~ II 111111 and ouriJ, 1!11 ' •terns of clothtng in good rl•ae E. Harper, Gallipolis Ferry; POMEROY LANES Yankee stadium during the Uo(f Nam. 41 ouorl and dell8htfully feJDo BEND LEAGUE World Series and was Cleveland MDI lla)'ll tl lnine, Glrll, II's a - Curl1 ESJGNED condltrons for d1stnbution to Miss Vfrginia M. Slayton, Apple Jnuaey If, 1111 · on again In 1961 for a West T...,_ fl Ylll llltead In '118' for tha paloels at Lakm Stale Hospit· Grove; Mrs. &lUiie M. Per· I aiJm .... 'WIII'Id'hI llllll1'lelt ... PNIIIW, M.P.O. 11 ent. ClevelaDd RhMis 11 Ill eadJ. al. sinKer, Apple Grove; Mrs. Ed· win H. Clarke, New Haven· Midwest Steel JU West ea Let us deslp 1 uew colft'UN l 9 NBA SCaadlllca Clevel8nd South 71 for you. -lola BorlrWD Grange Meets at Robert D. Tillis. Jr., Pt. Plea: By Uaited Pmo lnternaHonal Team 3110 ., He 1 kG H soot; Mrs. Harold K. Grate Rll Barrington 69 Babson 60 !'~', Anlo Trim 8 By United Pre11 lnlerllatloul Clevelalld Shaw 7'1 1 He m oc rove all I Langsville; Gary L. Large, Nichols B8 MIT 65 Dutton Drugs 7 Eootern Dlvi•ton Bruab • mloek Grove Gran!!r me t Coal Grove . Mrs. Floyd Case : Carleton 87 Coe 76 Wairl Cross and Son 2 ' w. L. Pet. Parma Valley Forge 11 reee nlly "olh Mrs. Carol Jones Jr., Rt. 1 South Poont· Mrs' E. Tcx Bapt 93 St. Thos 53 High Game Bill Grant Bost•n 31 13 .705 Cleveland Reicbll 11 l'llont WY :N551 1 '.\ort Do rsey H. Saunders trooton· • S •y rna ster, presodong. Westmar 92 Dana 79 222; Tom Lind, 557. High Gam; Cincinnati 31 15 .1174 Parma 84 Euclid ff 114 I. Mala ....., .. everal communitahons were M1ss Marjorie Lou Cappellari' Sl. Olaf 78 Beloit 74 and Series - w.M.P.O. 150, Philadelphia 29 17 ~ead mdudong a !hank you note Los Angeles, Cahf, Randall Bishop 81 Sherman 69 2602. New York 14 31 rom Athens Slate Hospotal for L. Durst, Rtpley, W . Va ; Mrs. Qntco Mrns 69 NY Sl. U. 54 Wottera Dlvlotoa part~clpatmg: m Operation San. I Lov..4 Burgess, Wellston; Mrs. Voorhees 133 Claslin 79 FUNERAL HELD W. L. Pd. Ia Claus. A shower and I>.llingiRober S.t Wilbur, Wellston, Mrs. Mercer 87 Rollins 66 Funeral services were held Los Angeles 28 24 1for Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dicker- Bruce W. Caudill, Rl. 3 Iron- Fla. Presy. 79 Ala. CoiL 611 Thursday at 2 p.m. for Albert' Baltomore 24 27 · ' son IBennella Rae Clark) was · ton ; Mrs. Ira F. Smith, Ash- Tuaculum 71 King CoiL 64 M. Deem at the Vaughan Fun· San Francisco 22 27 announced fnr Saturday even- ' land, Ky.; Jerry L. Hargett. D. Lpscmb 87 Tenn. Wsiyn 65 eral Home tn Parkersburg with St. Louis 20 't/ ong, al tl1e Grange hall. Rl. 2 Oak Hill : Herbert 0. Er- C.W. Post !3 Northeastern 82 burial in the Mt. Olivet Ceme- Detroit 15 33 N I!W i ~ Pr?gram of songs, read- win, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Denald Corpus Christl 101 Hou. Bap. 81 tery. Rev.' Homer Hicks offici· Friday'l Rettilta W'm ·~ngs, roddles and <tories was I G. lliatre, Rt. 5 Jackson. De Pauw IN Lake Forest 69 ated. Pallbearers were Rnge. Boston 113 Cincinnati Ill e,v-presented by Mrs . Hilber QuivWabash VaL t15 Mt. Vernon 52 Deem, Tommy Deem, Norman Philadelphia 109 New York 11 COLORTRON 1 ey, kelurer. Hcfreshmenls were Blrlbo Centralia 73 Olney 70 Deeon, Bob Deem, and Chsrles Detroit 117 St. Luuls 108 ANTENNA ' ."erved at the close of the meet Mrs. R. Dale Coburn Rt 2 Tenn St 73 Bellarmine 71 Deem. ISan Fran. 1211 Los lOll with E1Kironk ' ing. . · Pomeroy, son, 8:56 a.~ . Fri- Yankton . 102 Concordia 63 day : Mrs. Donald G. Biaire, Rt. Huron 75 Southern St. 69 PLAN SERVICES 5 Jackson , son. Dominican 76 Racine Wis. 51 i There will be a youth proMalone 77 E. Nazarene B8 gram and song service at the ! Ducbarged Spring Arbor !10 race 79 1 11nh:nna lh11l ell'ctrcm · , o,nvolle Polgrim Holiness Mrs. Lesioe Adams, Mrs. Lan- Cin. Sem. 100 Ft.Wyne Bible a mplifif!l TV siG'na! s! Chu rch beginning Wednesday Idolph Blackburn, Mrs. John B. Bethel 1111 Concordia (Ohio) 69 "'"'"'' ''~"''' · !!lHHJ)('r picltlltfullltn ..... MIIIMIIIa-1 \1P1Mii ,E , ... , Jan. 26 through the 30th. Rev:iBlogg,, Mrs, Heber Boster, Northwood 110 Soo Tech 1111 _ _ _ _ .. _ _ .. _ lltlol . . . , Dennos . Weaver is the youth ' Mrs: Charl.es E. Brohawn, Mrs. Oregon st. 62 Oregon f6 eva ngelist. Everyone is welcome I WJih~ Collins, WHiiam C. Clay,-........_...;;:.;,:~.;;,::::;; ! ~ton , Mrs. Jome! Dorion John • IJ •• ....... • , .................. .• Drlllll!llond Worthy A.' Evans GIRL'! GO IIOWIJNG ,, 11......... ""' . . - - · - · · · - ~---- - · " " ... !•}( ~ Gaul A. Fannin, Robert R. Girl Scout Tnlop 5I .. _ _ ....... _ . . . . . . . tllllliilil 7 I 1' Greene, Mrs. Raymond S. Hoff. bowiiDB at the Mason BowllDB • SeeThe i FOR ALL OCCASIONS :a.o, MBera, Gralion M. Hump- Center, Wednesday, Plana were eys, verlee HIHII, Raymond lilade for a troop Full Une We wire flowero evervwbero Jlmlson,,James P. }{eefer, Mrs. with Becky Wright I At' .••. WY 2 2039 Peggy King, Raymond L. Layne, Anne Stbo u co-editors. Present ' l· f"rry Miller, owner Mrs. Raymond E. Myers. Walter were Darla OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 A. Patteraon, Lew Phillips, Caralvnn Tracy·, Irene Barnes )Nlth Miller Maytag Mrs. Leo Stearns, Charles M. Jo Ellen Diehl Susan ·' . / - i I PHONE WY 2-3635 Pomeroy Flower Shop Rowland, Mrs. Thomas E. ere- Debbie wtaectip Resa Boothe ---·11.1Mllt ......... Pom•roy meen• and infant son, Mrs. fto. Maralynn Tnocy • and the abo•ve ll t .. I Mon. Tllu"' letA to I T- WH. Prl. 4 214 E. MAIN POMEROY N Main Opp. e&Q Dlplt' Pill ~ 1 f' •tr 591-7323 · Athtnl, 0. Mrs Mlll•rd Van Meier bert D. Rodgers and infant son. Mrs. Jean ' and Mrs. ' PHS P1ace on Honor List a a WAS RAISED HOW MONEY ' •I ' .. Dtllf katllltl, ' --~ l'qmtroy·Mllldlepart, 0., Jan. 22, 19e8-S. ' I I I ~ ' \nnual Tax Paying Day Closing in on American Farmer ' . ta '' a ·es NEW HOLLAND • FARM EQUIPMENT NOWI l. rf · · · l • No p~ymentt or lnttr.., until June I, 1966 I SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE ... 1 [ill llrootbev" r Fulton-Thompson ,., Circles will M eet Joinffy JanuarylSth WAS SPENT HOW I ',. . ar-n . . TRACTOR SALES SHOP · """'"·--"!'0-- ,,' BUY a 1 £ ~ / ' POMEROY WY 2·5101 tONIGHT TIL 9 P.M. Spring Ave, "Sure Sign of Quality" 1HE SHOE BOX llo."' pl'taJ Ne\r.JS ~~=========~ · lOLA'S ~·· I' Results College 1 1 ~OR COLOR JV Scores D£C.EPJION I RADIO :tnd nLEVISION m~' WC!J ON A . HONDA Hawk's Cycle Sales ' Wll~Collllla. .•r•' ., C.illah W·•• &....., CO. · ••n• o.- =:=:=:::::::~::~==== ----····,.. .......,;: . . _.. .....,_ .. __ lillllh___ ----... ...,..____ 1st. mMI e WHEN YOU NEED ••• PhDne WY ·2-2115 A ITENTION FARMERS! If You Want Tlte PRODUI:T ••• WE'VE GOT IT! If You Want The SERVII:E ••• WE'VE GOT IT! II You Want The LOWEST PRII:E ••• \VE'VE GOT IT! WE NOW HAVE AN AREA •• ~ ···-~ . ....... .. ) , - - • ~ -~ MASON AND GALLIA AREA I lEW HEAnWEIIHT THE 80 HP CLASSI ... 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CARsEY, Htlpltet -~· .,;·~-~-~:~~ , · ,_ , '•. . . · ~:1i:;)'t; ' . •, Cjunties , . · DIAL .992~2181 FOR DEU.VIIf · �.............' .,.,. .... -.. . . . . .. . . . ~,. ... ... -...... .. ~~ -1 Classified Ads Your Modern Community·Bulletin __ Board ___ ...;... _._.....----.w..- 1 ~~~~:•:Un:.4::~::~::y~-MM~m~e:~:::o:•:h:n:·:lt~l~~j~ WANT AD INFORMATION I.- .. ISIGIS DIADt.INas I p, M. DQ. ltfere PubiiiiHOn MltWMIIIf INIICIIIM 9:tl A. M. CAHCILLATIONI CORIICTIDNf! Pomerov Motor Co. OilAtilT WIU IMI acnllltti u•~ll Ml A. PW DQ .. Pllblcttltn ·• L-i.:. ........... L . .• . ' I ay NEAL 110,., . 0 :I A HEAP OF GOSSIP TOTEU. HER AN' I'LL DRAG IT OUT SO SHE'LL HAVE10 THARS !.EFTOVER!i IN TH' SteW POT, PAW·· I'M 60~1'0VER AN'VISIT WIF ELVINEV A'SP!LL ' ' FOR GOODNESS SW ••• "Nick Chick" leghmt chicles, er started pullell today. era Poultry, Box 188, Oblo. Pb: 193-7&'11. .. ····-..J Dine Out Carpenter Social News ''· ~ AT BAILEY'S FAMOUS ·FOR ••• DELI~IOUS HOME MADE PIES &ROASTED CHICKEN •• LOWER PRICES ~FINEST SERVICE Dine out today, tomorrow or any day at Balley'1. Fine food, pleasing atmosphere, generoua portions, lowest prices. IN ADUL"IS WITH ~llORENI: MINDS WHO 60 AWJUNP !WNG LIP f'EOPLI'. Mn. Robertlll'lltlr, Bolivar vlslled , with her ~ MJ and lllra. NIIJ Caqleat. a dlil laat week. I KNOW MERE MONE.V CAN NEVER RER<I'i YOU I'OR HIS lOSS, BUr· -· I'VE INSURED HIS liFE!.' Mil llld Mn. Earl starke:· and Carl Greenl1111, Col11111bia Gragt membera, attended th, M"&• eoun~.y 1'011111111 aranli·· meetln8 at lllx* Gr1J118 HaD. CljiLO PS\'CIOOlGIST LIK~ SIWL~ If ifRY' INTEtifs!ED) )00 ~ CarelyD Gi-te11Jees •-pallled Clifton Fraley, Jr. " MAllory, W. Va.~ wiiiN ..., '~ eel Ida pereatt. ,. ' DICK TRACY FRECKLES AND_H_!S FI!-IENDS ' Boy HAROLD Wented To Buy SPECIAL. Coon, $2.50, hide, 5c lb. Red fo1, with aU 4 feet on, Gray Fox, $3.00 with all 4 feet on. Bill Bailey, Reodsvllla, Ohlo. I 11 ANTIQ!i£ Furattun, mlsoell••eouo. can or write: Mri.: lloiVIIIII Cecn. .. Mila Sl, PomaUJ. Notice SHOOTING MATCH wHI be held at the Coo• Clubhouse. Ju. :iii. NOOD till dark. ShotlUll&I It ftc ...... , DELICIOUS Homemade 04 50c, 7&e, ODd '1.00 sizes. lue Pizza, ,1.50. Jack'• j ry Bar. Middleport. 12 8 LMorWmo L!Cumplo &.Rob Roy. '- llpal Verbol I. Troplcd &. Gronoent tcw one -.r ploAI.o 4. Wotam'• 10. 8poclol 17.Jirood,. 11111t 11•.u. tifl,. o- tnr beod ·• llaod dal j&cltoto .... _tor.,. aq... f- II.Cidn 10.= JS.Vwll11.11 I Jt1111 k Bw&J:Jowt- tallod- ._ ""** • ..Wbttt... ,_,.,.,., - - ·-..... 12.llipoc!lll M.PIIr• :ILW11. A<pallo I . Loalhor IL- - u.IIIIo lfttM II.Kr.I'C low a .. -~· . .· Apo IL'&Bolpor 18. ..... as.ow r ._ r m:r :n. ~ a... U.l'llt- ,_;:. I ••.• , _ , ..... •~~~x- 0 0 0 . - ---~~~~·~::'r'~~~~~~ ' III!.Girh -tot L-t-f-+-b ..._ ffl-t-t-+-+-+-1 q..-+-+-1-" 18.- ·::-- M. M 17 J ILR- b'• ae.Pa Maa rr.- 2. ·----.. ............... _., .......... ,, lll!.lllndll •TJ• a.tt.C. I 1 - L~ 1.11-<lt ' tiM~ Help Wem.d- o•u.y cantoccova -a •.• _, .. w.~~ ... 4X1'Dio844XD CARRIER NEEDED RUTLAND Apply WY 2·2156 THE DAILY SENTINa J ..,. DAILY CROSSWORD llllkRa REVIVAL wlll bt held Surnlay, l January 23, at 7:30 p. m. Letart FaUs Uniled Brethren I Cllurcb wtth Rev. Morrison, Pastor. There be IIUeal opeakm. Evecyi>>-1 dy welcorn<. There will IODgfest preceding tbe revi'V·I al at I p. m. All aiagera iavited. I 19 IU! GRAY ·~ ,."';,."""-lilllllr--- 'he ............... _ t . . . .-~ . . . . . . . 0'1!. ... _ , . - . . !::.. •lflo ~~~~~~~~ ... ... • n "' . . . . . . - ....... ... 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Pb: 193-7&'11. .. ····-..J Dine Out Carpenter Social News ''· ~ AT BAILEY'S FAMOUS ·FOR ••• DELI~IOUS HOME MADE PIES &ROASTED CHICKEN •• LOWER PRICES ~FINEST SERVICE Dine out today, tomorrow or any day at Balley'1. Fine food, pleasing atmosphere, generoua portions, lowest prices. IN ADUL"IS WITH ~llORENI: MINDS WHO 60 AWJUNP !WNG LIP f'EOPLI'. Mn. Robertlll'lltlr, Bolivar vlslled , with her ~ MJ and lllra. NIIJ Caqleat. a dlil laat week. I KNOW MERE MONE.V CAN NEVER RER<I'i YOU I'OR HIS lOSS, BUr· -· I'VE INSURED HIS liFE!.' Mil llld Mn. Earl starke:· and Carl Greenl1111, Col11111bia Gragt membera, attended th, M"&• eoun~.y 1'011111111 aranli·· meetln8 at lllx* Gr1J118 HaD. CljiLO PS\'CIOOlGIST LIK~ SIWL~ If ifRY' INTEtifs!ED) )00 ~ CarelyD Gi-te11Jees •-pallled Clifton Fraley, Jr. " MAllory, W. Va.~ wiiiN ..., '~ eel Ida pereatt. ,. ' DICK TRACY FRECKLES AND_H_!S FI!-IENDS ' Boy HAROLD Wented To Buy SPECIAL. Coon, $2.50, hide, 5c lb. Red fo1, with aU 4 feet on, Gray Fox, $3.00 with all 4 feet on. Bill Bailey, Reodsvllla, Ohlo. I 11 ANTIQ!i£ Furattun, mlsoell••eouo. can or write: Mri.: lloiVIIIII Cecn. .. Mila Sl, PomaUJ. Notice SHOOTING MATCH wHI be held at the Coo• Clubhouse. Ju. :iii. NOOD till dark. ShotlUll&I It ftc ...... , DELICIOUS Homemade 04 50c, 7&e, ODd '1.00 sizes. lue Pizza, ,1.50. Jack'• j ry Bar. Middleport. 12 8 LMorWmo L!Cumplo &.Rob Roy. '- llpal Verbol I. Troplcd &. Gronoent tcw one -.r ploAI.o 4. Wotam'• 10. 8poclol 17.Jirood,. 11111t 11•.u. tifl,. o- tnr beod ·• llaod dal j&cltoto .... _tor.,. aq... f- II.Cidn 10.= JS.Vwll11.11 I Jt1111 k Bw&J:Jowt- tallod- ._ ""** • ..Wbttt... ,_,.,.,., - - ·-..... 12.llipoc!lll M.PIIr• :ILW11. A<pallo I . Loalhor IL- - u.IIIIo lfttM II.Kr.I'C low a .. -~· . .· Apo IL'&Bolpor 18. ..... as.ow r ._ r m:r :n. ~ a... U.l'llt- ,_;:. I ••.• , _ , ..... •~~~x- 0 0 0 . - ---~~~~·~::'r'~~~~~~ ' III!.Girh -tot L-t-f-+-b ..._ ffl-t-t-+-+-+-1 q..-+-+-1-" 18.- ·::-- M. 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OHIO ' MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1966 112.8: illion oar Even Hi her ,. Carry Hopes Governorship - A young legislator "in the mol4 will carry the Ohio Democratlt for governor in the May primal1 ~re·eni11g Committee finally selected state Jr. of Toledo, servin~ his second term, many veteran politicians passed up. Chairman William L. Coleman, whO "v'"" ambitious standard bearer in the his running mate on the ticktf lieut<enant general: Michael ERtiRger, JeiMcTiwaln olferson County treasurer, lor bas pursued state treasurer; James Nolp, octively for Cleveland, for secretory stale after the and Thomas Ferguson, CoiUJII. intention ol bus, for state auditor. would lile Clifford Brown, Norwalk, w.. this endorsed for the Supreme Court lor the term starting Jllll. I, party needed i967. and Merrill Brothera, <» the ele tion llmubus, for tht term be&lnninl closely wltb \Jan. 2. 1967. ; that goal. of 5 To9 Only Meii S Work Shoes 1 Rlig;$8.99, $5.00 pr. Roush s Shoe Store 1 Middleport h:nt::~ Susall, away from ELBERFELDS Pame roy, Ohio IIIII one &h"l to TONIGHT "GENGHIS KAHN" t'fec huicolor} Stephl!'n Boyd, JamE:>s Mason, EU Wallarh. Francoist• Do r l~ac, T elly ~a \'a l as, Rotx>rt Morley, Y1'onne .M itehe ll , Omar Sb<O rif, as Gen ghJ s Kahn. "MORO WITCH DOCTOR" Jock Mohoney, !\lar!l it' DE.>a n, High styled, high performance ·Color TV by RCA VICTOR - with new glare-proof RCA Hi-Ute Tube that delivers tolor so vivid and Ufelike. You'll compare it to color motion pictures. RCA Victor Color TV has New Vista chassia, ultn sensitive VHF and UHF tuner - automatic color purifier - Rich "Golden 'l'hroat" FM sound aad dependable RCA Victor solid copper circuit. CHOOSE FROM 19 INCH, 21 INCH OR 25 INCH PICTURE 51%1 SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. LAYMt;N TO SPEAK COMINQ SOON •.. ,,.,fl,ittg ' Mini•try SUnday will be obser ed during the Sunday worship service at Heath Methodist Laymen speaking will include Mrs. Willi"am Russell, who will have the topic, "Par· ish Ministry," and Bernard Fultz, who will speak oo the for recruiting men to tllo Mtotbo<ilisl ministry. Elberfelds In .Pomeroy 'tOY£R WAIJ. WITHIIIMOIS WJ I KevH CON(UJJ)ES SERIES ~Y The' Rev. Nyle Borden, chai'" I lain at the Gallipolis State Institute, gave the concluding ermon entitled "Lord, Seod at the .Week of Prayer oervice held at the Middleport Chtlrcb of Christ Friday evening. The offering for the 1fftk wUI be used lor vrlous projects of the communltj. by the ministerial association. J Today, pure, original buddbism is found only io ThaUand Ceylon and Burma. On the scores of Mfety, convenience, and '~cy in transferring money, people who TERRIFIC SAVINGS/ by chock are alway• "ahead." Come in and give lll! an opportWiity to explain wbyl OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS lrlWMIRFiFI . . Tile-a-Mirror. ·- WHAT II THE TRUTH,,, ABOUT NERVE POMEROY, OHIO Watch for our special 4-page clrcullr packed with needed items It bargain prices. SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26 Tile .,...., tu thio queotioa pia -..mon~-­ bo found io tile new -n..c bookie~ "Tho Tnlb Abo1ll N..... Deafn001. • Write, pbooo or vl,dt today for :rour FREE copy. 110 There II DO obliptlooi. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. Count Low 31. DEAFNESS? "We H1w Grown Bec1u11 Wo H1~ Holpod Othon Grow" ~mbtr Fodonl 1-rvo Syatem Member Fod1rol Dopooit IMuronct Corpor1tllln educaand tile Ia~e ~rban ar- BERN, Switzerland (UP!) lll81D JS~ues of An Air India Boeing 707 jetliner saJd. carrying 118 persons on 1 his party Bombay-to-New York flight ::~~of~$250.- crashed today on the northern cam· flank of fog-shrouded Mont will Blanc, Europe's highest peak. "by a 10 Ul Swiss authorities said thett election, be was "no sign of any survivors.·• The plane, fiigbt 101, had also endorsed sropped in New Delhi alid Sweeney of .Beirut and was zo ntimllti had been sought from landing at Geneva ID nomina- heavy snow when it dlsapo of attorney peared from radar screens. It was ro have gone on to Poria and London before flying to New York, Air India offiellll reported. It was ROt known whether any Americans were on tht ·111l•ted plane, but eight of tile passengers were bound for Ntw York. Forty-sill lndiaa sailors were aboard. driving snow - - - -treacherous during the hlgbway fatalheld relatively weathe rcondl- The revival scheduled for this week at the Letart Falls United !persons lost their Brethren C'hurcb. streets and lligb- The Middleport PTA meelin& 6 p. m. Friday lllnight. Sunday, according Loyal Women's class of lbo count by United Churrb of Christ of Middlepori In addition cancel Tlrursday ovenin& cia• lost their lives in party. the weekend The Southern 7-8th crade PTA Included were: meeting tonight. 19. Portsmooth others: Adult education lc..., the car he was es tonigbt at Southern Hlgll! .()hio 126 went out Middleport Church of Clu'Jil crashed and Homebuilders class Tuesday; ~n1 cey. sa" RL 2, The Racine CUb Scoot meetfal in 1' three- lonight ; Choir practice for 11111 on Ohio 73 al- Middleport MI. Moriah Churdl ~~:..____·_ tonight; Jane Howell Tent • 1= tonlgbt; Syracuse Ladlell ~udo iary of the Fire Deparlm• postponed until Mooday, J., Cancellations II (6 TIL 8 PM} The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company into" ~ Pancho Man galona. EVERYONE ICIREI WITII I CNECNING ICCIIINT 118 Die in Cr88h MontBranc .. $15·" .w: ar ....... . Dlles,.~~wso I III•Co· · 245 I. St..• 'It, · rail tt ; 1 Do • w~H or an entire ,...,, Tlle-A·Mimlr .rill mlkt at1f room .looll lal'get, hghter. bnghtet! Tile-A-Minor comes In 12" x 12" lilts~ ID . up eaSily and quickly to 1iw !<Ill' 100m 111e bNaly o1 ~Ullom craftld . mm:ored _Willis. E!'tllo copper plated sil. .-.,11 lllllcllf-tUIIIIIIItttl .• ., ........1 lJIIinlt d1scoloratoon. _Eilth corton of 12 111imn'C0111tS 110mptet• with odhesNe end ev.yth.. IICCZISIIy lo do • pp GIMt and M•ror Co..,. Pomeroy Cement·Block:. Co•. Athena PHONES WY 2·3195-WY 2-3179 · ' POMROY, 0. i' •:· ~4·'· ........... '26·" ......... •31-'1 ~ . Also, New lillven Amerlean Legion Post 140 supper loaigltt; No cblrge was The Feeney • Bennett Poll American Legion meetin(l Tuts55, Syraruae, day; Middleport PTA llllilbt; 1n 1 one cor accl· Middleport Band Boosters too a. m. Saturday night; Racine Grange We41JH. three mileS day; The Ohio Valley G1"8ft8t Athena • M e i gs 2612 tanlght; baalt Wallal be!!ded Lea&ue meeting tealghl; Pytllo · and altempted to lao Sislerl tonlp!: Job'l backed over an Daugbtera tolligbl. · He was not illjurmlllor clamqe. i.OO.u. TEMPI tiled. The lemperabh ID 1'011111IOP,., I, llllflered roy's buslllea dfllrk:t •t 11:11 IICCldoDI at a.m. today wu • dip , e Four) tier IIUDlll aldel. __ _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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