https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e203db6931324be2c1d2342452831ec7.pdf c241ca670c6e6436ff11fed06514f574 PDF Text Text ''t.- • ' W ' 10 D/ . ' .I 4 8 JONES w' · /Ike Pomeroy ledge melts away. ·. dl ~=~~;:.t a:_~:~nta~~~nd':'O:: o=.~en anfch~rlte " Certainly trut' sticks and the peanut butter I th~ brand of movies and books joyment in wha:n:; dld °"s':p~ ~~~e. w:ere~ h~:.. been a patient a' StntiDel, Pomeroy·ldlddleport, I 1t. l o., Society Notes a, Feb. But Allen apeat Stmda7 wllll • SOCIAL RUBBER FOOTWEAR Mr. • Jotm THE SHOE BOX ' M'ddl • ld I • fIe SPrmg :~ queot fliti ·$115 million in • • • nlir est . doWb by Italian """ rors. Aetlltg .. orders from the lllorney's offtOe, police 'l'hul;daJ raided the Rome branclt olllte Marlborwgh Gal· tery ,iltd taok from 11! walls 13 nude drawlllgo by the 110ted Auatrlan artlsta Gustav Kling and l!lJOII Scblele. Tiller Buy! I• • 103 PAIRS LADIES' SHOES VALUES TO 12.99 3.99 IIIII 5.99 Miss America, Smartaire, Miss Wonderful, Naturalizer and Robinet!e. Dress heels, flats and casuals. Boken sizes, find your size and get o bargain. WAY MEIGS THEATRE I tlltaeD-IautpllftiBIIIbut-Aid • doeti,WI ..... tbeiiiiGC far . . , .. . . . w.,. Turbo-Jet V8 II avdlliii .. II ne .. ~l'' ,. : I • ' . :::!,!ct~d RUBBER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY FRIDAY & SATURDAY FIB. 4-5 Shoe~• ond coD 11H'lnp1re matched loiVIIY body style fur o Jot-smoother ride. "WILD IN THI COUNTRY" (Technicolor) El\'ia Presley, Hope Lange, Tuesday Weld, Millie Perkins, John Ireland. Joanne Woodward.t Chapman-Canaday i In tho Mlddlo Block Ntort .. llberhkh l POMIRQY'I QUALITY SHOI STOll Soft eontaurtd MWSttlto-bucket FU. 6-7-1 "DR. GOLDPOOT AND THI IIKINI MACHINI• Vincent Price ., POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY PHONi W. MAIN STREO .... .. ~uld Whitman, Edw. Mulhare. Are we all Poteatlal killers1 SUN.-ON~TUIS. •. ·POMEROY· " Mrs. McClung Of Hartford D• Th d ay In AffidaVI'ts = Burni·ng Plane· Kt.lls Three Per·sons otller.fte .... n:"~.S'I'IJI qJ': read~ Suart Nerve·shalterinl? The :~~=. :U,. front seats come olandard In Sit per Sports far nllxlnicornlort on every trip. Cbm8let dealtl's:. Chevrolet· Chevelle • "SIGNPOST TO MURDER• Mail Patrons Urged·t·0 use Snow Shovels b : : :· . 1 aclMJOI dlalrlctl 111 Scilllb- verslty to latroduce leachero to Ohio to HCUre 1UC11 ramerllal ntiiDc !*JDII' the • , felllral No other cl1strlcl 1o (ltii'Chuo 1000 ·boob . 1Jict In : : : " ty baa· been Uled t.. add twe teachera 'to~ PHO~NIS, Aria (UPI)- A wlleell, _...., IIIIo all · · led ~ 'l'ltle 1 11111, IIJd to ptirchase eleclnJD. flamiDg lwo-etJilDt plane ram- oilier lltMOI • 1fC111 tiller ~ -• 1c ~t 111cb u med 1 row of hoUiel tn·the Mer· .._ 'My Wll approvttl and CGOo lt:Hectloa of l'btJeu1K, ...., a -llllll i.r ,. llllll fer anti mbaJreMIDi hUed ()ICH'ItldltiC tlevleeo. Thursday, klU1Jtfl llnll ..... 'lila . . . . . . . I II'~ · lppnl Morrllon predlcted the eme- IDCitliuq a aleeplJtc chl1tl anti tiinej 1t11 II IIi"'-. llvfll otiMn. ' . , AI WIOd, I ~ I jiiJJaleal ~llllli (lnll'llll t. dial readlq prow.q~, ~ •• 1n,j { Balin l.jtpll cbUrirell wUI be' ·:::.... on the lfllllDd Ilk! 4!f lor • W' ,Jiiltal flllti 'lell!oo), Rlvtrvlrf Biamea- lilt nalllonday. 111 -l!ltlltlltid 'lhe COIIVerted World War IIIII MUII!IIe bUf • tory " 'i'vPPen ~ llllmiD- two lll1f .lelcben ~ WiQ, all'ot'l!l wao ~PJiro.~tchlJic 11tJ 1i • OICitplt II!' . ·~ . . . to pu11c1jlllie 'li bt employed by lbl board lblt I!UIIor ,rzjlort Willi ill · rflltllliaulbt. 'My Qad; tile peopia llo!b ~. · Wilt. · ' . '' dalne ~ WhOI! It ntntl tilt~'." •' · hiiiii.IW 11w ,....,'-1\ 1\1'0' ..,. tile fti!IIDI ... ~· mJ ~. · . 1 Btii,:Wcild )iolll tnt .UO. lain ~ Ctl lltliell' ~ will . " Jl •, :dfUit I, ~ · ~ Ill • at ~ 'ftl~:~ll·t. .~ .; Ia (c:.a-!OitP... l"'*l " !1111~.....,_. !:tom TONIGHT NOT OPIN HOUSE SLIPPERS i PRICE ~ .Remedia} Reading PhySic• a} : • programs • ·o0tJin.e FItness The powerfllll' emootll ••• '66 Caprk:eal::f' Moon statiOD to M . . OSCOW . •. c0 me In. •' .;m.. IIIJbodt•-.......... S.IAlrond ''l!lverylbiag II loncU . normally," Fokln uld In a Pill\ SNOWMAN DOING THE TWIST- The snowman doing the twist was built by the children ol Bernard Fultz, .,.... report '"' the IIJli<O 1e . Melga County proaecuting attorney, Fairview Drive. They are Beth, 10 and Becky, 6. made abnoll 11 hlltll1 after · lalllll.,. --e '&B Charged I lllallcewlaoolltoatltlpple~IIUI '"''"•I · ing the birth of their first a sen, Jan. 24 at Holzer pltal, weighing I lbs. 3 oz., ed Stephen Craig. Grandpar· entl are Mr. &: Mrs. Bruce Spur· lock, Danville, W. Va., and Mr .. . and Mrs. Benny Brown, Peytona '• W. Va I pictures taken on the mon• by lho' Luoa·9 rocket after Its bJa. ltrlc soft Iandini wlll11 be shawl to viewers oo eartb ln dat course," it w11 announced • day. Moscow televlalea . . . . Yurt Fokln told lite RuBslau tllat the ftnt apace Jtatlon on the moon bad taoamtlled a '"' bou of .. ~~n." lltree rse Belmont Gets Rhodes Team T0 Bnng • ID • New Jndustry .. 28.9 Final Sale/ ~lathesu!!.~ ota". Power THE CHEVROLET T0 H· anOI.. MOSCOW (UP!) - TeleYisloe can be otarted . The Allen House former SAIGON (UP!) - U. S. Air home of Mr and 'Mrs Frank Force FltiS Thuodercldel jet Allen, was P,..cbaaed by the bombers struc- targets 60 board of trustees 111 the college miles southwest of Ha1101 today MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet lunar surlae<!. Thursaay's spare Sin~ the United States does I minutes after landing. lite last lltllltlll<r following the in the fifth straight day II raids Ullioa today received historic feat was tbe first soft landing not expect to attempt a softl They said arrangements were dealb 11 Mrs AU01t In Decem- stnce the . United States ended scientific information, and possi- 4lf man-made iRstrume&ts 011 landing before next May, the being made today to traBslate ber 11164 bouse wlU be the bombing lull over Commubly televisioa pictures, from the moon, Soviet achievemeat may have the telemetrit signals jn&J mode, led. to ld dorm~ nisi North VIet Nam. illstrumeats aboard its Luna-8: While Tass set ne target date pushed the Russians ahead of picture J or a lineak preview 01 re prov e a A U S 'litary k n tory for 30 coiJ~ge students. · · mL spo esma apace station, the first "re- for a Russia• ma11aed moon Amenca in t~t race tG the what Luna.g saw oJl lhe mooa. AN INI'ICNIE PACmC The store attached to the also dlsctosecl that two U. ~· Post olflco ofllclals of the oearch laboratory" uo lbe laRding, the agency predicted moon. The UmT'ed States hopes Moscow rad,., however, stl· 1 ~ t1>Wtly today requested llorm I08ketl northern Catifor- house will be renovated · and Navy pi~ were loot lltat mooo. Soviet spacemea would be to land a man oa the moo• by oounce<l only that one common!· nla today and gale warrunga used as a bookstore for the Th~y ' attack• In the sam petrons who receive rural aRd The officlsl aews egency nylllg to plsRets by 1976. The 1970. calioa had beea received frora were posted from Point Hayes, oolleae. f08IOD. The three crewmen town mall delivery make •• at- Tau oaid telemetric Jlgnals Soviets must first complete Luna-i set down gontly oo the Luna-9 but gave no details ol Calif., to Tatoosh [Bland. Wasb. abeard: the two aircraft were tempt te clear snow away from from Luna-9 will belp scientists successful space docking tech- moon's surf~tCe near the information o h t a i n e d frona Rain pu~ by strong winds WOMI!.'N TO MEET presumed dead. . around their mailboxes. gain .iRfCX11Ultioa •bout the Diques such as carried out tn "Ocean of Storms" regioA after man's rirst spaceport outsldf fell from the Monll!rey area The BusJaess 8Jid Prolesslow- A Ioree ol 5,000 U. S. ManDOS It waa reported that postmn mooa's age and surface vital to the last American Gemini flying !25,11110 miles in about the earth's atmusph"', norlltward along the ceaat to el women's club will have a meanwhile presaed deeper mto in the rural areaa, as well as the landlllg of 1 ma• o• the lallltCh. three aRd a half days. It landed Oretlon and Wasltlrtgton. More dinner mee11ng Toesday at 6:· Vie. Cong territory In southern 1n tA>wn, have bean made oeveral with its package of Instruments than .. Inch of rain fell 111 11 3(1 p.m. at the Martin r..taur- Quong Ngal Province 320 mites hous late In recent days beintact and began trBHSmittlag boors on northel'll California. ant. A meeting wfll RUrlheasl of 5algen. Tbey wera Clltlse of lite ...,. problem. radio signals back to earth. Cold ""ther continued to plag· follow at the ColumbUI and udvanclng under heavy nghter Paul Case! and Chari.. Diehl, A team of scientists at the ae the Midwest, W'hlle the A~ Southern l!llectrle CernpaRy'a support Ill lite sweep, ailed postmaster• Ill Mlddlaport 81d giant radio observatory at !antic Seaboard .... slUt dlg· office wllh lite program Ill "(,peraUert Doulfe Eagle," Pomeroy, respectively, jobltly Jodrell Bank. England, tracked lfng out from lhe 11Qfst bllz. cltar(l u1 Alwllda Weraar 00 tiJ8 Ninety VIet Cnng were knowa tlrled that palnllls Ill loft bave the Soviet flight to its e•d aad zard of the cenlury. 1op1c "ctm Pfll'llclpation." deRd In the Hrat week of patbs cleared r.. their mallboles MARTINS FERRY Ohi (UP!) _ G J mes A report e d signals intllcatlng IeS UfS 0 Dgbti.Rg. abel tbat tbe II&W be cleared . . ' ov.. ed~' . ' Luna-9 transmitted television " UPPER SANDUilKY-TWEN· CIDLD DIES The Nevy aircraft dowtled Ill lrom around them oo lite rural Rhodes says OhlO will offer a new person~liz serVJce pictures for more than 20- HARTFORD - Fuoeral serv· ty.four cara and two OttliiiOI of CINCINNATI (UPI) So- Thursday's attaclao over North routes. to distressed areas where mdustry IS lacking and popuices for ' 'IorenC<! Jubling :.~.. 1 llkar Akron, Yuuogotown & brlnt Moody, a, who• robe Viet Nam were o twJn.jet RA5 laUon slipping. . . Clung, 64. Hartford. who died )II Canton Rallread lrelgbl lrl1a caught fire aa she sat on a reamnalssance plane 1'llb two The governor, speakmg before 300 persons attend 11! Holzer Hospital Thursday eft!b. derailed toda bl-"·• olaV to cmrmen and an AI Skyhawk Veton111 M..,ortal llolplt1l log a Chamber of Commerce banquet here Thursday lng wilt be held at the llafl. 1 1 010 ear Y Y ......... e 1• warm a ' . • . night said Belmont County will be the f1rst to recetve traffic on Oh1o 53, about 10 tllllel today, died of the burns '11tur• !ram lite earrler USS Ranter. AdJIIII- - Claoda Retltl- the • to be offered by the Development Department lord Baplist churck Sundlly •t north of here. day night. mire Pomeroy; ;Mrl. WUI!am to draw new industry into Ohio and create more jobS. St. 2 _p.m. ~th .the Rev.. Warreb No one waa IDJured.•~o est(. IIIUVI!:R FINI!:II Hayes, Middleport; Norman Clalnvute 11 the county . . Zm• officiOtmg. Bur10l w1U be mate Wll made of the damege LOCAL Tl!lMP!l Wood, Harrisonville; G11'1 seat . ul acqulrlnc local airport. He Alfid:IV!ts chargmg assault '" the Suncrest Memorial Garthat reltllled. The Wyandot Tltelamparature 111 Pomeroy'• MASON - Jobn M. Grueser, Btungaraer, Letart, W. Va. "We're (OIIIg to assign three said there was f!111,8111 avaB· and battery against three Rt. dens at Pl. Pleasa•t. County llbertll'o offlco satd In- ,bualneu dlatrtct at ll:li p. m. ,... fined $10 and - • Ia Dllebai'Jeo - Vtlltrice Nlee, 1111!11 bere lor 30 to 60 days to able to lbe coanty 1v 10 afr· I. Rutland residents have be-? Born July 29, 1901 at New dlciltlonl were • ......,d ull today was II 'degrees under Meigs County Oourl Friday by Bacloe; Paul Clay, Albaay; pi topther with mayors and port to accomodate twin • eo- toted w•th M01gs county author•· Havea. she was the daughter (CanUnuect ·ao page 2 ) cloudy skies. Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., 01 Mark Clay, Albany: Charlol all fleeted officials 1n Belmont line, boallteu • type planes, hes lollowmg on alleged scuf- of Martha Heslop JuhliRg, 'iltla ..:.;.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;::.::.:.::.....:...:.._ _.:...._....;:....__ _' - - -a Sbte Patrol cltatloR II park· Werry, Pomeroy; Veraa MJa. County and look over Industrial bot aobotJt 1tat1 fDed 8 Jetter fle on the Beech Grove ro'd survives, and the latH HUgo ing on the blghway, nlch, Coolville. stteo anti wort on your prob- of lllteal or a prellmblary apo Thursday. Jubling. Mrs. McClung was acBlrtbs .- Mr. and Mrs. WD· rein," Rbodeo Aid. plltatiorJ wltli 1be Jtale Avi- Charged .are Clmrles ar· tive in the llanghters of tho Am. · ' Ham Hay... ..wdlaport, 1 101. Rbodeo .arged oll reslderJts of atloa Dlobto.. brough. 20 : Virgil Yarbrongh, erican Reroluhon, having ,.,... d. ASKS DIVORCE · the cotmty to shew a similar 1Je. But the governor drew <beers 49 and Cltorles Frya. II was re- ved as regent of CoL Charlo Paul Parsons', Rl I, Racloe, l1ef In lbelr .... and tbOir fu. from the audleace when be told ported Frye was involved IR • Lewis chapter. in Point PleBS· .' • •/ · baa fUed a ·petition for divorce Melp a..enJ Boopllal ture by ptaylllg a stronger role them. "We're ge!ng to slay with flght With the Yarbroughs aod aat aad as state regent. A remedial readi~J.rogram in depth ~d an men• lD Melp County Common Plssa Adndr- - Klla Jl'lck, 11 lndutrtal and economic de- you don here uolll you laad an suff~red injuries that required She was program chairmae alve physical fllneu proi'hecl to be carried out In ENierp court a(ain.t Ella Mao Parsons PtlllleroY; Maraaret Relbol, ftlapmeat In the Ira. . lndwitry." medical attention. Frye_ olleg- of the National society of D.A. Local school district wl federal funtla waa explalneil ul LewlavtUe, clJariltag lfOS8 PotneiQy. '1\o p.-w ultl Bolmool Belmont County hnd a popula- edly sustamed . tacerat•ons of R. She also hetORge<l to t h 0 today by Executive Head Larry Morrison. . neglect If duty and utreme llllcUrpo - Mayme Culler, Coltlly olllclall were "drag· tlo.. of 95,614 people In 1940 the head and nght hand when Christ Episcopal Church in Pt. Fedenl funds of over '32,000 have been ~ntnted cmelty Syrecuoe p,a. W' 11 lllllllllltler but dropped to IIO,aJ In 1865. reportedly struck wtth a hoe. Pleasant. 1o the New Havea l!astem Local School ~rlct through Tille I of the Ele• • The matter wiU be up lor heor· Garden club. and was active Ia 0 America's Best Ji~~~®®TIHIIm To Des1•gr Bffi'}djng Fl05Jets Hit ClOse . • ., PICKENS HARDWARE addl· Earthmen To See TV ByLuna 9 -::.!;:111 ~::!' ae~~::- by ralafaU could toacb off a tlon!tl eeonomi• aid authority Bood •tone the ley Ohio River lor the remainder of the curweather observers caalloned renllla<al year. AboUt 1215 mil· today, bat so far there wao llol! 01 lltat sum Is earmarked no eause lor alarm. lor 8tltJih VIti Nam. But Sen. The Clnclllnall Wealber BurJ. WllUam. Fulbrlght, D • Ark., eaa <aotloned "lbote reapoaa~ oormnlllee chairman, lntllcated '(be building committee of ble for Bood proteetlon" 1o the ...... _ ' a&o would deal the Rio Grande Ooll••e's board prepare lor posalble Doodln1. -•·• lbaw accompau ted wlth -~·... pollcy questlorut s;muar to of trustees bas employed the "'ft • tbooo ralaed d""'"" the panel'a archi''•ctural firm Donaldsoo, by nlllfaU would Ptllllble ..,. ~-.. ~ -" 1D . --..u.... " ~..~... fouH!our session with Secretary Donaldson, and Wittenmyer of .... . _ , ""' · · •• -~ ~ Gl Birtle Dehl RWik last week. Portsmouth, to design a new -~· ••kl • becan10 "' ' · physical educa"- bu!Jdln• lor eGDaklerable snow oeeumala. _, '"' 11o In lbe ~lo Rive Jltllln. ROME - ...IF MICHEJ.AN. the o;ullege and r.. draw up n "" r aelo were aJive today, .. sputter- plans for the renovation of the • ; i 1· ' : 111. 1 :r 111 : : : ::• eel llw director of a leadlllg Allen House. Ronlt •rllallery, "he'd be loreeel 1o pqt a fig leal 011 his stat- A new physical education u• of David." bulldiDg baa been • goal of the _ ··~t nt college for several years. Al· comme was 11toug1t 110 del1nlte time bas we •• typical tll4t to be ~!IIlii., a· been set 1.- OOitlllrucllon. the ' ·~ ·- ......s tn ttie .J!ier. 1181 bo thd ... ~····'In~ii w.u of the 1a1- co ' pes •• "" - - - • ·..~ I ;::;,.;ma:s~~~sby : Firm Hired FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME • Abollnt; fORLD Ab i 1' alae Around And ' 1 ..... .. . t . WEARING APPAREL for your FAMILY ;ou e&Mt... fM . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 TOKYO IUPI) - An all Nip- and an occasional flm frem an Air Fra1t01 B!flRI '11ft • . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -~···- - - - - - -. . pon Airways Boelllg 727 jet American plane• overhead ·con- take off from Orly Alrfleld airliner wltb 133 persens aboard verged on the scene soutbeast Paris, in J~, 1912, a crash I ··.····~1\ crashed into Tokyo Bay tortlght of Tokyo and found the wing of which kUied 130 peroo111, lllllly I' only lour minutea from a land· the plane floating in the water of them cultural leaders from , IDg In perfect weather. All a· where .a light mlot bevered just Atlanta, Ga. 1 ' board were feared dead In the above the surface. '11te worst atrllnt . l UYster. fit' ' . worst stngle airplane dlsaater ~~ 11:50 p.m., .the agency aviation hlatory occurred Dec. ln htstory. · said Us search boat spotted the 16 19611 when a Trana World 1!1. '11te plan' carryillll 126 pa,. floating body of a man and a SUper-ConlteU.Uon andl sengers from s bC1rlbem Japan book explaining how to use life- a United Air Ltn.. lJCI coUld· anuw festival and a crew of 7 saving equipment aboard the eel In filghl over New York City I fell into the bay seven miles plane. killing 134 persOM. ' from Tokyo as the veteran Reports from Japan's seu ·world War II pilot was circling ense Agency rescue control The Boeing 72'1 Of AU Nlppoo lor a routine landing. center said fishing boats 111 Tok- Airways was the fourllt 72'1 in·. W48IIJI'IjlTON - A JI'IJJ.I,. A search boat of the Marl- yo Bay had launched a search volved la 1 mejor craab lllnCe l ICIII ~lion of the John· time safety Agency sighted .... for posalble survivors. H 0 p. s Boelllg began prodncllon tl the ' son admlnlStration'l VIet Nam eral chairs 8lld articles of cloth- were t11m that any would be jet which Is powered by throe pollelol appeared certain today lng floating In the water at t' :· luuad alive. Wreckage bad 1101 jet engines In a ciUJter 11 lite wltl> Jlte"o ileglnnlng of an untJ!o 40 p.m. 19:40 a.m. l!lST) and been alghted in the bay Which tail end. Three crasit<Jd wltbin uat 101'101 of pubUc hearlnis by they were ldentlfied u comlllg Is 20 by 30 miles. a space u 1'1 days II the Ulllt·l the Sel\ale Forelp Relations from the missing. plane. search The previous worst crash eel Slatea last year, kutinl 131 : CoJ1111l(llee. ~ operating wltb spoUights Involving one plane was that of pers0118. 1 '1\e CJCcaalon lor the "twl • I MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY:,.., YOUR SHOPPING CENTER 1 -· ~mYr.a.;::; :lhbe~":i MEET .:e POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO VOL 'XVII NO. 244 1 ml ' . • en· ·t ne at • ° 1 • f 1881 Sutter, 78, who died ol I Jtorl ~nt weetmd wttb " ~: Tuesday at bl8 bome Ill · Leiba Wood end othar ,_s. carolina. He was Uvea. bqslnessman • 111 Middleport By aatlce ~ . Mr. D. D. C1elalld end Mra years ago. The Women'• ··AfternQlia Club cecelia ~. COIUmbUI He Ja survived by hla wile, met 'l'bW'sday .t the home 11 were recent VlsltM• of Mr. uli HaptonstaU sutter, Lees· Mrs. Roy Christy. A ~ Mrs. Densel Cleland. D. D. a. a daughter, ~- Florence lime waa 111joyed wllb Mrl. land end D. M. Qeland ...UO. of ML sterling, Ky., Olrlsty serWig 0 deosert on Mr. V. D. Cleland. a son Martin. services "?II eourae to Mra. 1V1111J1m Will, Mr. and Mrs. Claylojl Al1el conducted ~ Bernwell WI Mrs. Clayton Alleo, Mrs. a,s 8lld BID spent a recent m:ellll burial •" the · "plscol!"i Cem.. Balley, Mrs. Raymond l!llber- 1'llb Mr. 8lld Mrs. (21arlel , ...,, 1n oarnwell feld Mrs Jilbll Wle"·- and lein and family Flalwondl. ._, • ' . ...~~UUt Mrs. Paul ~Uy Was I recot TONIGHT ¥1sltor of Mrs. Letb8 Wood. Ole home of Mra. Lawrence Jolm RldeJJ.our, ~~~~ent at Evangeline Chapter, OI!:Smld- Smith Aahland college Is spendlq 11M wi11 meet tonigbt at Ule . between semes~ vacation witb Temple ill Middleport. Mr and Mrs. 8 K. RideDour. night will be· oband Mrs. Baney, . ~ Flatwoods were recent vlfllon of Mr. and Mrs. WID ~ SJSTER DIES .J Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham IJM!Dt Mrs. Herbert Moore received , eral days - \Yltb the BeD· Tuesday evening, of tb.e FB. a inans. · , of tier sister, Mrs. 0.~ The Laurel Cliff Better Health Miss Jennifer ,Jo Grueser, B. Jones of Balti~ore, Md. elub ·Wlll meet Thursday even- small daughter Qf Dr. and Mrs. to weather conditions the ing at the borne of Eugene Roger Grueaer of Logaa Ia Moore's are unable to go te Thompson. Membera are re- Art Orr. ~· to brl bottle ·-·•• ,_ wltb Baltimore. m1n~..~w ng pop ~nt several ~.., caps. her grandparelits, Mr. and Mrl. AnEND CONVENTION FEB. 7 Art Orr. ' The G rd 1 b l1l Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moore Pomeroy a en e u w Marie Koblentl was returtwere lD Columbus ltr the week- JMet Monday, et 2 p.m., at tilted to her home Sunday from u---ld Brown, wit the MeIgs Ge neraI •·· to attend the state eonven- borne of Mrs. ncuu tMIPltal tion of the Royal Crowl Bot.. Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach as co- where abe underwent treatmeal tier& Association, hostess. for several CALENDAR w/ I ' . for the brave souls who made logs. offered from sadistic minds 1 have seen ern c ren the past two weeks it to lhe churches m town. All It was agomzing to stare and reputed wltb great talent. etheal halft 8 candy bar and throw Mrs Cera Wiggins. of · res away. · churches were h~vm~ services make a tmal ch01ce - always We are~'t concer~d with We could never have done Ave. entered MeJgs General . even tf the croY.ds ',llere de- regretting 1t -:- ~ven ~s I de- images, either. We d1d what that. Good to the last drop was pita\ Tuesday1 following a p!eted. voured the hconce p1pe or older people told us, ~nd we our motto, and of our parents heart atta~k. Life " reduced to Simple . •·stogy". had a lot of fun with •mall too You JUSt didn't I h row Mr. and Mrli. Bruce u~rms m a snow storm, eat, j Truthfully , I wanted t• try, amounts of money and u~e. lhi~gs away. Bu 1 gu~ that's and daughter, Susan, of slee look out the wmdow to 1every kmd. dtdn't you? Countmg stars, or catchmg wh ·unk ards Oouish today. bus were weeken~ guests Sf'e P~ho ot stuck m the "nov. , I loved to read ··Hansel and ~lghtnmg bugs, or makmg snow dfscar/ our things as soon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hysell g trh TV play the IGretel '' eatmg the gmgerbread 1re cream was more fun than od 1 Peoplf family. ••dt agam. wda . 1 ' i and l'andy witch or no witch ml !•ng m front of TV or grabdas we sete attnewhedm toe · th Mrs. Cora Meinhart has been 11 ra ,10 ' ret or ts, e.L ,- hard so to 1 So much· like life, we have to bmg a popc1de . from 11le freez. on't ge a ac mgs con 1me . d to her h~me• . 1 gol sf - appe I es an~ mHke cho~tes We can 't have er. an~mo;ed r tat aUach St. due to a fall IS lmprovmg s<J!ls v I everylhmg but we waul The fun is left out when ev· e ato a sen Lmfent a. and js able to be about en ' . . ment our Jrs car 1 But everythmg tasles better can you remember havmg eryth.ng 1s done for you Dodge lj\'lth na 10 side cur- cru tch es. Her nieces • Mrs • whf;'n we are snowed m, pop- such small problems? Life I Bemg snowed m g1ves us d PP g. boards lea Hysell anU daughters, an mce runmng corn, apples, bubbl ry stew. ' seemed so simple, entertam-I time to do t h'mgs .we can 't geI tams We hated to turn it m for a. lene and Terry Lou are assistsoup. hut apple p1f> With cheese menl · well. whatever 1t was to otherwtse, sewmg, readmg, new one and we felt sad when ing In her care. ed l!' fn ed mush w1 th bul ter dnp- the whole fam1Jy d1d 1t. cookmg different thmgs or JUSt t · go. We were rather Charles Eskew. return to IS 1 1 ping dif'ters want svrup ). , When we discovered movies, vis1ting with each other, when w~ de m' h Lth the new Ply- home, West Mrun St. I jjiijiiii;ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii we are trf'amres uf contrari . day afternoon, from Charleston[t "ather would we can't •·go go" as the young 5 n 5 w 11 1 we a wen r mouth Somehow possessiOns G 1 H 't 1 h h nes!'i . we want what we should 'herd" us mto the theatre. AI set sa ys. · art o( us Remember enera ospl a w ere e not have. It tastrs better I shght scuffle ensued whJie we I'm glad George and Henry ' :e;e at: art with. eur horse. been confined due to ~ broken ~1f'mOries play tricks on U!'i : debated where to SJt. Some Swtft took lime with us n:i~ngsofat lgo8d, ;ecause I :~kl~o r~~~~~it~ f~~wa~ork in storms. So~e e\'ents a re, wanted on the yery Front row, thei.r store. Whether we made don't). But today we discard Ci!:tr~ Railread. etr.hed deeply . m our mmds , somt> m the back ro~. but fa· a fJVe cent purchase, a penny cars houses and furniture and T-S nd Mrs. Clarence wh 11e othe:· sc1entl f1c know- !her sr~tled for the mtddle and o~ a dollar, we were ~ever hur·l (I ;.:]most said' families) any ·rler ~/son, Dennis wllo ,-====--=--; so that s where ~e sal. Togeth- r1ed. Perhaps. toda~ 1f more · time UJe style changes. It gives caUed here by the death of ernPss, we had Jt. Iadults took tJme wtth young you a kind of unstable feeling. mother, Mrs. Allen Dill. left He had bought the .rand~ be- ~ople lhere wo~ld be. less de· Here today, gone tomorrow, Wedntsday, for their bome, Apft1re we went ln. I~vanably hnquency and dis.obedtence, that's our by-word. If vane I CaUl. pmk lozenges . You might have I remember gomg to the But the snow does one thing: P _Y_ _ __ wantea gumdro.ps,, but you ate' s~or~ te pick out can~y for it makes people aware of each 'M MEET WEDNI'.;SOAY lozenges. We d1dn t know we Chnstmas and there Jt was all the Any time you look out White Rose Lodge A_wdliary ' could have refused ~eat them displayed ln big wooden buckr.can see setmeone giving of Brotherhood of Railway For The Family someone else a push. So may. Trainmen will meet Wed. after! 1UoorPs Return from tt uz rww w 42LM2 1A UW __ be it has some reasoa after noon at 1:30 p.m. at thet ~Wa': all. ball ill Middleport. Mrs. II : c,.~gin Convention ~ But remember, daffodlll are Robson, president, wlU bt Mr. ~d Mrs. Harry S. Moore !'t Middleport, 0. sleeping under .all that snow. charge. l returned Tuesday from Colum· 1~ Ouf bus. Georgia. where they at· 1~ rf Itended a meeting of the National I!li I epo j Royal Crown Bottlers Associ a· •• lion. Both were rommittee chair~ ~om .King returned to Oh!o . men the~ with Mrs. Moore Unl\:erslty Tu~ sday where h1s •• • Here Naw :chairmalll ' of accounting and classes will resum~ Thursda~ . At Pickens Mr. Moore of promotion. He was accom~amed br hil They met with head personel falher, Robert KtRg. ol the company. The borne of· Barba~a Junes and her ~· ficc of the RC Company is In Larry ~megold relurned lo Ohtt (:olumbus. Thev discussed op- Umverslly today after spend·t>rating procedufe with key per· lnM several days here wltb Mr. sonel. Whilf' there they attend- I and Mrs. Emerson Jones. I'd the Metropoli tan oPera I Mr .. and ~s. Har~y s. MOIJ'e durtion of .. Madame Butter· were m A sh~1lle, Oh10, to at~d n , · funeral servu;es for her cousm, • ..... t y. Elliott Crites. Burial was made ~· Rirthrln:v /)inner at Circleville. • " h Ch 'ld Randy Humphrey• and Rm1 hit•Pn :V ' I ren Hanning spent tit• weekend In Mrs. Adam Ebersbach was Columbu 8 where they were gut>sl or honor at a birthdAy guests of Michl Ll~yd at Ohio j dmner Monday at her home State University. Tht>y returned Mulberry Ave. given by ber home Sunday and Wedr!esday children. returned to Ohio University for A decorated birthday cake bak the opening of second semester. ed by her daughter, Mrs. Frank Students returning to Ohio Choon from four models of Wi1son was St>rved with the dinUniversity roliAwing the semes· America's most dependable tillers ••• 3. 3\-?, or 4 h.p., W1dl ner to Mrs. George Powell ter break inrlude Janire TanneVtrlical or horimn lal dri v~ . Reo Parkersburg W. Va.; Mrs. El· hill, Keitll Morgan, Karen Bach· 1 "Verse. 14" bolo tirres guarBnleed Gaul and Mrs. Ronald Clay, ner. Judy Butcher, Barbara Mor for life. 26wtillinil Width. Exrolulrhesterc; Mr. and Mrs. Frank gan. Dave Wiley and Joha AJ~i vr quick tin! c:hanfe felture. Wilson. Middleport ; MR. lensworth. ixd11siYe balanced de: ig[), George Hobstetter, Mrs. The Rev. Howard Ruppelt , Burns. Pomeroy and pastor or the Middlepert First guest. United Presbyterian Church, attended the annual Pastor's ConFIRST vention held in Columbus the QUALITY past week. REGULAR . David Konkrigbt visited with MASON, W. VA. Certified Oil Stlfion II :i:~;Frleda aehnel and other OPEN EVERY DAY I! tver the weekend. He We faiMII mr pullao bluer 111111 ALL DAY W. Mil" St. ,..,.,., was recently dis~tlarged from 1""' lbamlmlil to IIDitl4b Cbmolel'e \!!Eiil:iiii:iiii:iiii:i""'iil:iiil:i~~~~ :ii::iii""'~~~t. lbe army and bad been stationride. WeaddedaonrbDahln..,ltlfteu!d ed in Germany. He is residing hocJJ*"- ltlOIID1I, IIIia put Ia iD Orient, with hla parents, eof'l.aellllc lltock .._._ IIUI aoft. the R~v . and Mrs. Raymond Konkright. They were former W'III'Jdal call opriDga II _,HeeL Middleport residents. B7 loft. tJ.oaab, WI dfil't mea11 llllllhJ, Cltemlle&'l 8llkel for a FIRST CHILD IS SON •tiOIIt. IOIId ddt. \I'trJ lllead1 era Mr. and Mrs. Oaude H. coma. A bmttp jmapl fnll tbe Wldeo Brown, Minersville, are arutOUIIC· j 1 • •! ' .£hester #'sople· In ~an~~k~'bui I be also Coutlra'' ButbaiU:f 'Die• Ira Carolina Moinl.y About or stage I tantrum. We just els, any kind you ~~ want. sat back •nd "passed the sack" Remember the pink ... W~b!r days these chanll~ 1 remember a certa(jl wintry back and forth. A little noisy, honeycomb candy, the ribbon and Mrs', Qlarles ellt way of Uv ng. ' and Jon, Mr. and Mrs. 1snowy day in my childhood eat- but who cared, there ,.aso't any hard tack and the biB bon Suddenly 00 plans or decis· : tng a hot biscuit drowned In sound llll)'bo1'. (don't forget the lam Russell and Ted, t.lr. Ions have to be made, which : butter ond "decorated" with I No "onder ptople were good lllcks) or the big fat MrJ. Walter Grueaer, meeting to attend, or whether !strawberry jam, while watch- readers, you had better be. We d!"'P' Ill all coiolo, lncludlllg Adolph Grueser Sr. and to ll• or stay home. We stay ing the snow come down from Ibad to look at the "pickture" ruce black ones? . IClal'Jl McMaster wm homt because we caq'l get the warmth of the dining r<10m 1and wben the dialogue flashed Candy lnday has become like Mrb!d M~. ~~:' ~ch anywhere unless we walk, and window. - en you'd better. get It read I the rest of our clvDizaMon, 11 ~a :tt!,~~ foU.wlng 1 bosides, anythmg worth &omg I I make a return trip in mem· now. 1f you mi"ed II nobody has conformed to the plastic Gru~Gtrod weddlni to Ia cancelled, exrept chttrrh.l or to the candy counter where had ltme to tell you. , bag age. The "country store" IJoD Y . d We had such wholesome luo I b lth · I The last two Sundays helped 1 ~as fac:ed Witb a Greut .e-. lau in at Harold L I o Y era was QM we remem er w . . me r<'<'all the quotation. "Where IctSion which :: Chaplan. Today two or more are gathered t_o- . my penmes o Ion . licorice Iteen-agers and adults must be ! so there was more en- turD:ed berne g•ther in my name there will tom between the g so histicated and even accept lhmgs, lit V t . Memorial .. .,' I '\1!17 , WY 2-2126 three~. ~ "'*"' "*" f!llli . . -. ; .r..P··tm ' •' . , '!.- ' I ' ' L~ !II' Jlit!i ., ~ -*"' lilt • ''.:,··: . ·1' ,.r, \ .. ::e i;.d~:i~a:u·.%r~~u7r. :~~.~~n~. be- and oommttAity: . She_was a school teacher u .. REPORT DEATH libranan at the Wahama Hl&b school unlit she became lll. lllo fnm 1011 u1 Mr. and Mn. Aatonlo WASmNGTON (UPI) - The Survivors in addlti01t ta her ul Beynaldo Goma. occupanll ef uae of 11M! Defense Department haa '"' mother include her husband, A. ru 1o the burlllDI nou~ced lbe death of Army Pic. Keith McClung, Sr.; two sons, "I ru tol the bad< door MmQ. ald his ,.. had WIIIIBDt T. Haynes, son of Mr. Juhling Me rltlltfl, Mar,U...,.. coul4 hear "goaM" I piaRe t11iq the and Mrs. _l!lrvm Haynes, Lim- IBIIIown, and A. Ketih l.lcCIUJti, -:-the airport would bit lbl bouoe caster, Ohio, m VIet Nam. The Jr., Charleston, and two lfaldo wu awful. I ' . Defense D_epartment sald Hay· children. 110 on the "My liled 1o get llC81'ed ' was killed m actlnn. Friends may call Ill the r .. lbtlt the . wben . 1 plane came ooer," glesong Funeral home on Satur. anti lbrew me bact, Munll laid. "I . tblnk the Utile NOW YOU kNOW day from ~ p.m. and 7-9 p.m. one Mldlael puled 1011101blllg &amaral warrlon ud JIIJI8' Memorial •ervlcet will be held lib tbl8 ~ bappu. He tiled feudal lordo earrJed ercfo. by the Col (21arles l.ew!l t'UII llltiJil belllnd hla,... Ids wbeto lrlvollq • Iooc...,. clul9ter of the DAR 11 the ... wbea a plane , .. over- ..,. as 1 . . - , hr ._.. neral hi111>1 It p:m. oa laluro ~ ~tor IIJII·--Jtli ....." · t~~~ttm1. ~ t ... �=. .' 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' PhontWYW3fl aM I, Melft It, OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS \I '' (6 TIL 8 PM) - River News I YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A The FARMERS LET INGELS and Savings DO JTI ~ . Jr.· SeeThe full Line At. .. Member Federal R"'rve Systtm Member Federal Depotdllneur~n~ Corporetlon POMEROY, OHiO ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum . . . Inlaid Vinyl 4 3 393 434 243'123(11 ..,,.. ••, 0 5 2'16 388 lOA a It I Milo Alllono m.frU"-t to 5 Mon. Thun. lol,9 to I Tu.._ Wocl. Prt · Athom, o. of to TRA·VALET WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING Satlsflctioll toiiolldt Ia ..... - OF USED CAR BUYS! Guaranteed INGELS FURNITURE 64 Olds_ $259~ let 8itr I Hard Top Sport Coupe. V-8, power auto. lla01., brakea, ateerln1, power radio, white aidewaU tirel, wheel dlse1, tinted llw, bucket eeall. 62 Olcls _ $1595 Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. .. STILL PLENTY OP '!.".t~:d•wer ;,likes & BARGAINS IN OUR sidewalls, real clean one. CLEARANCI! SALE! InteriOr V-8 .wmdshield, radio, new ·~~'J· tinted lthite 62 Electra "225" Buick Door Hard Top. Buick's finest and best oerles, · la topo. Powor -.m, and brakeo. AutomaUe 61 Volkswagen2dr.---Orig1Dal dark blue flnlab. Very e1e1n lnstdo 1111d BLAETTN SHOP •nd SAVEl 6401cJs_$1995 F-88. CUIIaY Sst. Cpe. Blue II willie witli match· lq Ill viDyl Interior · bucket ,..~~, V-8 motor' automatic, power It_.: · lng. rtl!io aDd 4 DOW white lldewlil tlnl. UPI Briefs NORCROSS VALENnNES. <Continued from page 1 ) eauoed 11>e derailment. CINCINNATI - REPRESEN· Itat.ives of iD discu!sloM of a proposed new stadium here meet t,day in an eff?rt to agree on a site. Ead! ol the facl\1111 hlo a 64 itontl•c • $2291 m-. run C:.tlillla 2 door Bard Top. Wltb V-8 auto,.. Your Vlllenlina p.,.tv preferred site, raugin« from llle riverfront 10 eubur!lan Blue Ash, aearly 20 miles from downtown. MIDDLEPORT 11c lrlltlmiJIIoD, BOOK STORE Ill ollrllnterior. - """"'""1 buy. equlpm•~ po- n.UO ancL 61 Mercury. $895 4 door. V-8, auto., power brak• & steering, radio ' DOW Firestone 1100 wbilolldawlillirft. Look• lnd 63 Old•- $2295 . Sauer 88 Hoi. 8ecl. Gr.... w6ita, llb new lnl, nd· lo. tinted wlndJhleld. Hke new whllo ddewallo, del ' \ . ! - cllSCI, power bral!ea I!_ -.... auto. lratts., IAIY Sll£ HIIZIII ..ct. ......... ...,_ .......... ..___ ....... _ ........ .. .......... 1 _,to,_ hoo>t-ot _..,.,_ oxqulllto loddp . air coad., lnw mlleo. Sauer 88 Celebilty Sedan V.f, power bl'lket: power' 1 t e e r I ng, -HydramaUc trana., llke new white lido wail lirft1.. !teaUI\ful motawe' flnlJb. pnttnloloed . . . - lbal r..turo = 1 M Thl!.h' tamou1 WildwoOd blnlflb Y-1 molor, po- equipment,Ukt DOW tlnl ;gz. ltiiUYinp Ill·- otr1o end .....-= exc:MM w .... - - - l.lfotlme-- ... tilt 11.............. - , . - . , TodoJ.-~- nutfMC- - • I n - - IOIN""'!'J $111o0. ...,of ...... IUblf' .... wh. unpiu-lra¥ebng. -=-t' slJ • ' g. • Couniry-CNiSing .,.0. pus!. .00.....~ orl d. a~lerator ol a '66 Plv-ou' Fw,. _Maybe it's the cor. Mayb,e l's ~ deal. . But something wor;aderiul happen$ when~· ··· Let ' . ' If . ' L.-. l ~~ ~,,......;.........,...'iJ!~..."i;ll'•••"''.... .. .,... ..,............... ....- ..,_ n• t n• , .... <15- IIIII • 041 . •- -51 .....Ill. I 111.1511.15 • 11.15 • S1U1 1U5 4.!:1 •• 1UI ..... I r CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. ClPI'. 1&0 DEPOT 675-1160 C..hl Corry t C""' It _Dtllvery pUff, II*IIi..., tit,__. . .. .yo~r· go ••• to. your '•7mOU,tn.' ~·s· ' }r lllnt llllel "' NOW,;,, .... Elltlt ft. . 28 PAULDAViESJEWEifliS- To-·.fA.-.:R·:U-EM~T W -.-. 0·,.·-·a 9!11o -~ ~ PT. PLEASANT GaiUpolll, .,eM Slconcl Ave. e Budget P1111 ' ' - - - - - . . . . ;··- - - - - - - - - - - . . . . : ' "From Buggies To Buicks" POMEROY, 0. POMEROY METROPOLITAN MOTORS SEI THESE ••• LOWEST PRICES ON RETREADS 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SmAN Boatlmaolor. run -eqtdpmoat ' '. I ' \ ~'- ,,,'.•.,1,·.; . s·· 1_,, ,. ·· ·"·fiii·_.,., ·- .. - . ' -~ ••.• ~-· ··. , . .. ~- ·. ., " • I • I I rt!r 1>" '' , s. ~;.~.~.,. .. . ~,. ; · . I··- · n,,.,. . - - . .' . ... · ioa> A I· ~, ;; • 8 cylinder 4 Dr. American. Standard TrUlL R&H. One owner. Anotber one like new. 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN 8 oyl Convl Gold with wblte lop One local owner Nice 1111d dean. • • 8 cylinder Conn R&H. standard Tnlll. Wblte. Nlee.011'. See 111 · w 1111d ·.1961 QMBLER STATION WAGON . . 0 oyUnder. 4 Dr. Clusle. Allto. Tn111. 0n1 local owaer. llw!l tine. 1960 RAMBLJR -AMBASSADOR 4 Dr. sq&a WIJOIL run I'O!'U· CJeut illld Diee. ADOt_!Jer 0118 Jo¥ OWIItl'llaiDbler. · sHThttttandMiny.McnAt MEY.ROPOLITAN , 1964 RAMBLER STAnON WAGON 1961' RAMBLER AMDICAN 58 lulclc 4 Door Herd Top .- - - ' PI,US IIANY IICIIII ... Aik fir fJil ..... -. ,...m 59 Mtrcl!ry cOlony Perk Stt. Wagon _ $595 ' ~·· ltoo--,. .,. 1011 soocL AS-IS SPEQALS ... I l l - ...... latDductory t: price! 1'11118 6001ds_$11SS DUliNG FEIIUAIY one low automatic Clautc 8 oyHnder. AutomaUo Tnlll. Radio and Heater. One local owner. Like r.ew. SAVE 25'/o II motor, lrana. back-up lllht. and white lldawaU tirei. Au ... at NAPKINS, DOLLIES NUT CUPS de. FM three foetlons \nvolv· v..a BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS NEW YORK Q01111NG HOUSE 2 !loot H.T. Dynamic 88, · I .·1'·~· •:.·' '-'Y' Catalina Pontiac •• - s1 Sta. Wagon. Ono careful owner. Power lleeriDg and Extra lllce. lnoluthmo.'-ealty, wide oponJnc, Wuh· oblo plootic linln,c. Allldool -.liai.....,W.. Beige & white, matching all vinyl IU.ll ~ ., CAmEO A.....,..-ar-..r A .BLIZZARD MOHAWK MAGEl NIIW' 2new beautiful Weldwood • Prefinished Panels: - MOVC W L I'll. OP 4 0 2S5 lll2 423'123(11 Hawk's Cycle Sales coverinl for every kind of Door . Best "oalllen>S. Prof~n lonal instaiiHtiou by us, or : _:ja 1t younelt, Call WY 2-26:i5 fot free esti- --- ---------1 • HONDA "We H•ve Grown llocauM w.:tfiw Halpll ': Others Grow" ·', EXPERT INSTAlLATION! 64 Wildcat Buick · ~· MC>TORS · llEAI.t:r . "YOI;JR :RAMBLER , .illalt,L: . . ~: ..... ~4-N'-,' & REGULAR TREAD TOWN & SIZES AlL TIRES lllencecl & Changed 758-700- 650xl4 ~REE for$ 650-670x 1S All Tirtl Gllll'lllltMdl 65Pxl3 SIZES OTHER THAN THOSE USTED SUGHRY HIGHER! H.&'R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE ~,,~ . ·-~······ ,. �' ' . • (' ' ' - ••• .~~REMEnL\L Nearly 300 · CAlor, ilm Of Advances in A ,.., Obllellvetl of a. - · tala'!. dial readfug PfO&l'am are: - To Improve the chll4'1 at'i' - To Improve the mdlng tttude towerd ~ t, provl~ 1 .c• ((loatJnued from page ) ability of those pupils wbo have In& him the necessary reading ::IJIIneed by the federal granb readfug achievement seores 111 skills whlth ate assoclatecJ with ... lbe remalnder of this school years below their Olj)ected po- success m the content areas. . ---· __ - · -To encourage readiug as a PT P".. "ANT source of pleasure. ·. Llllolm ...__,. A reeord badoura 4!11~·-~ wit~ - 1 loCUIIIIItU 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 :!!,~lld fiO.OO Down - lal•nce •" Conve•itnt Term~ MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. . Police Officel'!l of Resort where ~uo~ County Meet ·'',,i1 to emplay one phy•lcat ii i~i;i~;;~~~~~~~~~-~~~~district educali011 leacher and a non '•! certified wl!tant, 1J>d to pur· :tM0710#lOU t ~·· PT. .PLEASANT - Tbe • Col. Yeager, commandant of ham Dlllrict constable, were the Aerospace Center at Ed- accepb!d as new members. T. wards Air force baee In Call- J. Casto, Southside, was mgde chaae equ1pment oulh as tumb- fornia disclosed detail• of the an aasoclote member. 1lag mato, sldehors~ apparatus, of planes now aDd to be Pn!&ideat Taylor and ~JIIl'8]1el bars, horizontal bars tn use. '!be slides showed how tary Miles Darst reported on and a ltampollne. much of the heavy equipment Is the ~g they allerided In Mr. Morri..., said the pre- being dropped to u. s. forcel JluDtiDgton of the State Execa· gram ll deltgned to correct in VIet Nam today live Commltter, F.O.P. maay phyllical defecla of chll- Col. Yeager w~s lnln>duc- Attending were Fred Taylor. dren. . ed by Charles Lanham, outgo- Arthur M. Goodwin, Forrest The Eastern Local diStrict 1ng president of the Board of C.sto, Charles Eberl, Harry bead added: Directoro of the Chamber of Re'ltmlre, Alva L. Sullivan, "We hope lo provide a pr&- Commerce. Prior 1o Col. Yea- James F. Gaskilll!, George aram to improve physical fi~ er's talk, Dr. Carl Thompson, Planta, and Miles Darst. ness through vigorous activity Point Pleasant, and ro110in of Members from the Milton and ' that wlll develop the physique Col. Yeager, reviewed their Ripley pollee departmen!ll l'lllo and contribute to the develop- boyhood days in Hamlin had planned to attend were ! ment of physical skills. We will Tbe dinner meeting was op- unable to make the trip due to 1 also allow _lime for reoistive ex· ened 'JVith the invocation by the ,the h<lzardous _road conditlons. j ercJBes mvolvmg mcreased Rev. cta...nce Dillon, pastor of I The next meeting 18 scheduled. workloads lor longer periods Jf the First Church of God of March 2nd. j lime, which are es.ential to in- Point Pleasant. President President" Theodore Roosecrease the level of fitness." Lanham lntrodu""d the ofli· veil siped the order return....,., of the Chamber of Com- 1ng the captured Confederate merce, the hoard of directors, regimental i1ai(S to their re-1 Service ia Held and special guest.! present apectlve states. For Mrs. Joy Lutz which included Gus Douglass,j;io=======;;;;;;;/ PT. PLEASANT - . Funeral Cong. Ken Hechler, Gary Spenscrvicea for Mrs. Joy Jutz 31, cer of the Slate Department, Osborne, Pa., formerly of Pl. Herb Stanley, State Road ComPieasan~ wiD be held Saturday mission, Mayor D. B. Morgan. at II a m. in the Crow • Hus- Belva Farley, managing dl· sell Funeral bome. Burial will roctor of the local chamber of be in Lone Oak cemetery. '!be commerce, presented plaques Rev Donald l.ocJrhart will offl· to two local citizens lor their ' elate. wtstanding contributions to the SNOW PANS . ,. community through their civic Mrs. Lutz died Sunday at ber activities. Receiving the plaqSLEDS bome from • gunabol wound in· . lllcled t, her h118band Ia ' ues were Mrs. Wilham H SKIS urder _ . 'de Hor b b da (Jean) Rardin, Jr., and Mr. L. L. Caldwell, former school SNOW SHOVELS 011 ..... ;.~_...... teacher and insurance broker. W"'""""""'"""""'Y· ....... ..,. are one Mrs R di · cred'ted 'th da hter Barbar and • ar n IS I WI 0110 wganfzing the Mason County II£ • a son, Homer: Jr., both at borne Cancer clinic, is past president and one SJster, Mrs. Buldah of the J W , Club _. DEALER II'ORI Lutz Phocniz, Arizona. Friellcls r. oman s , lUll,& are being received at the fUn. bas beld nearly every elective N. 2nol Avo. Mlddlopott, 0 . ., ' SNOW , ,, JUST ARRMDI 1" ' • No tubes to replace • • • ever! • Amplifier 11M reliable transistors • 4-speed"swing down" " e e e e ;:_, :'ot ius _:::• • II • Lightweight, rugged Polystyrene cabinet o Dual Sapphire styli automatic record H& R FIRESTONE eral borne Choice Of: • Charcoal Blue or • Tawny Beige changer • Automatic record changer shutoff • Separate tone and volume controls , • ·' -fOR- e HEAliNG e PLUMBING • ROOFING LE WIS REPAIR SERVIa Middleport, 0. wv a.u74 134 Mtll IJ. Mlofd.._ SPRINGTIME FRESHNESS ALL WINTER LONG WITH GENERAL 990 · POWER HUMIDIFIER Operltes Perfectly gallon per hour. •NO MOVING PARTS--no motor, no pump, no fan, no float to wur out Dr lime up. residue to irritate throat and for complete r;mge "loW'' to "high" h11midity . Humidistat 1vailablc as optional equip. ment if de~iri'd . eRF.VP.RS!RI.E INSTALLA· TION-easy installation on ' outside of furnace: up flow, rounter flow, horizontal flow 1 .. -. ·· -either right or \eft- all eas· ,t lly made with one model. IIMINERA18 NOT BI,OWN INTO AffiS'I'REAM- they ad· i!fli here to f'Varxrrator filter and are flush('rt away. lNSTAT,LS OIR~CTI,Y on lhe furnare , Sf'ndin~ humidity eq· 1al1y to all rooms. FUUY TRANSISJOIIZED for finest stereo sound, long life and reliability f!ol just pootfalfy tOJnslotoriJOd II Ill ...,. so-"IIIKI Solid stile steoeoo, but fllr 111-lilld lor fll.fld~il)' ii8iio ..1111, fGIII lifo IIIII 11flt~AJr. lbK~s 111111 slnaio tulle tD liolnJ Ill! or waltir. wltflll' ir. eiltler tht slftta or 5 FEET wu:~t~ ;~ : I.Dng, ~w· IIIII tru1J iiBiatlfo! Ia pnuillt waod VtnMII Iiiii ' Ollids, hanl·fi-forllotlq~:Y•,..al IUioiillii '" ·; 111111. CGIIIMpdy, PltiLCO 1111MB, In Mlhapoy """" · M• '·I \ • ;(;~ .....->l . ., "!'ftoii . ' ; $249~95: lltAM·FM llld~Tunor. •New Plolcl FLflATINtl-TQUCK ' PHILCO 17~8· · T0111Anl •l.otof·llfeDiaft'Ond·So!>Phlre• Deluxe 4-llpoed Au-Uc a.npr . . . . . -Spte. Early American In P"'lno M1ple -•llflcteofhint- •ColdrollllrSIIJtiiOII Ml.fllllltlle P~-t lt c:c> tl ....., iiiiJ lull..., hllllllinllft, PHILC811111A. ~- .ttnc:lt:J'-' ' ''l ( Jll. dil y li lt vv,q 11 ( j , Filla 1M luJpe II wiU, iii •onle meamre~ /otter tmd help ,_ fain t1wt whkh il good in family and community Uf~ thU tture il 1pon1ored by the bru ine11 fimu and or(/IDIIaaticml ,, ASSOCIATED RADIO &..TV thrry Miller, Owner • With Miller WY 2-3635 ~Mote! MaYf.g 214 E. MAIN POMROY ''blah" to "low." ONE YEAR FACTORY GUARANTEE S65 INSTALLED EDWARD BABI, OWNER POMEROY ncrme• appear belou>. POMEROY WY 2-5101 lprf.ng AYL SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS of 00011 Bread We Ftll All Doclon Prtscrlptlonl W. VL S~ Mlddlepon l'omlroJ WY Z.3155 V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY WY Z.%550 IJO E. Soeond Pomero1 WY , • ,.,, ·HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main Sl Pomeror Support lhe Church ol Your Cbotce ' .. ' / Middleport F. J. WALLACE, JEwELER BaiOVI Wat<.-. - Sal•• alldllervlco 188 N. Slcon~ lllddlqolt KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. Roses Say "I Love You" Clltlller. Oblo We're out to lleak our own SIICC8lis rec:Gid Willi cu blc beautiful '66 Fords! That means you can call U. slhlts on savlngi If fOil hurry rlaht down to your Ford Dealer's! The BIC Fold Drive . Is ori! Come In far a tilt drivel! ~ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. r.tabllshed tn 1904 Woat Columbia, w. Va. P1J. MIIOD '/'734ft98 IJIIS prealdenl of the Chamber, James H. Lewis, who told tbe . . , that be was looltiug forward to a wmldeolul year In IH6 and urged all preseot to liOI'k towards an airport lor Mason Coomly and make the air lllrip a reality t. liM. My Lewll presenlod La!tham with a 1m Sapt: p.m.:,.,. p. m. W k I l13. LIEVING COAt COMPANY otp11 Sm*' Mld4Jtqlort,Ohlo Following Lanham's remarks lie lurned the gavel over to the SEE US FOR A COMPLEtE UNE ... TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWliNGS SONS CO. BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Carnations Say "You're The Mo~" !lab 8omeoM With You To ChuM a..tv. Pll:. . . . . Oblo . Ia PowOJ over 110 rean I . ' ' GALEN S. BROWN,-Dist. I _. untO ...,_ 1, 1966 FINGERTIP SELECTOR DIAL (right) provides positive control of moiltnre fro• WY 2·2036 I tios. ~, Ohio Valley Plumbing &Heating 232 E. SECOND r!dl, llit typo finl*· PHILCO 1718 W~ .......,................. • .. ,)\ NOW! valve - less than ~-inch movement. Maintenance is just a word, not work. AS LOW AS \ liD .LIDCOID EQUIPMENT THE ONLY MOVING PART is tho opening and dosing of the solenoid in ~tnuiiHI Wallut veneen . 11111- l!lrdwoodo wilh ' WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING FARM posits. $2]9;95 Dlnllhllodn .'""!'.,.,.,... fiW 110UMD uose-no "white dust·· to di• lllrl> the boasewilt. w..hel awa1 96% of all mineral de- I - BUY • NO SPRA.YING-no r.alcium oCOSTS LESS TO OPEIIATI!l --oniJ 8 watts per hourIta than a night·ll&hl bulb. •CLOG·FREE STA!NLES8 STEEL SOLEN OlD VALVE. •NO HUMIDISTAT REQU!R'£:D- built-in seleclQr control ------. ---·- -- I ' (JfflY· HEINER'S BAKERY IIIU5ic .....iag the dfnDor bout IIIII Dr. 11a11 Glassmaa IIIII Joa Lei&bly, the WauderiiJI 'I'Jw. HUMIDIFICA· (IRe -~ --·-~--· Ulltieatable Values-in fine furniture stereo ftd Ill the local Citizen Advi!ory Committee and the City Planning Commission. llr. CaldwU, 86, was instrumental in forming the Mason CoonIf illlltorical Society which baa grown tremendously In !Is llbort life aDd bas eontrfbuled much to lbe historical presernllon of much of M.... CouiJ.. lJ'• berltage. t'lllrleto I..Dbam awoad that J. K- Dye, editor of tbe ,..., llollater lllld former ••m er of the Cllamher Boal'l. of Dirocton, IIH aooopled • pooitloa wllb tbe ftomp101 newspaper dlal1 aDd wlll leave Point Pleaout after 12 yean on Febnlory 21111 It ...,. ... """ dat- P'n!d Gaul pm •at Air Fum.ace 'nON-up to ---- jlfice In the Club. She also ..... pllquo In """£U)Iioll of his liWk u president .. lbe Board , . two terms. on ANY Farced Warm eADEQUA'fE .!. Lewis Repair Service WERNER RADIO & TV N. 2nd Ave. I; II •• testlaB FORIWT: t. ' esu· Jar JllOIIthly meeting of the Fr~ temal Order of Police was hek\ Wednesday .nJght ·in the oflice 'If 1.: M. Goodwin: !lain . Ill, prl!lided Gl'er by President Fred Tylor. Lawrence B. Connolly of ·the Mason County Sheriff's dcpartment IIIII Rebert Earl Kay, Gra- I " JIIUJllelltllltl, l'ollleJ9)'IIIGGitPOft, 0., ... in : : ~d~·:Or:! ~ comprehension Morrison said the pbysical Pleasant Point fillless J)1"1>81'am, in wblch 160 they uw color slldea d t h e cl:lldren of the 111ree ·Eastern great otrldes Ia aviation from Local schools are expected to early planes to the tralnfug of participate, may also begin next ostronlluls by Colonel Charles week. The executive bead satd Yeager, world's first supersonhe is -ling a letter of final le pilot " former Lincoln COOnapproval on the phyelcal fit- ty uative. · ness Jft£t8lll Ibis weekend. The slides showed the treThe grant for the physical mendous progress made m· avfllbesa program wilt permH the latlon In the pasl three years. ONLY - ---·-----w ·-~• • sev _ To Increase lbe child's vo- breUiDg crowd ot '!"~IJ ~ eral ·selections prior lo the dln· attended 'lbunday lifibt s Point ner. the chUd's Pleasant-Mason County Chan!- eabulary. To develop \ Sentinel Church News - . \ .. / \ \ \ .Lshllnd on Produo:ll Attad Tile Churcb of Your Cboloa BEN ·FRANKLIN STORE Brown'• Bottle Gil Obfo W!·M1811 . SPECIALS 1 Do1. Cut Flowers lncl I Pound Heart ShopMI Box of Brach's C•nq $7.50 FOREMAN & AU()n ltiDENqUR'S SUPPLY Qulllr l'vu!IIIN it tow M. hrnitai<t IIIII Appllllleel ffl!-··~"' ~fP!Irl. Oblo TijE UNITED STnt ' WORKERS . OF AMERICA JoOCAL. tftoON IIIlA ..... w. . •' ¢ ... ,....... ; ' ;. " . Ch~. Obfo BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAUIANT 6:00 TO 8:00 -----·· �' ' . • (' ' ' - ••• .~~REMEnL\L Nearly 300 · CAlor, ilm Of Advances in A ,.., Obllellvetl of a. - · tala'!. dial readfug PfO&l'am are: - To Improve the chll4'1 at'i' - To Improve the mdlng tttude towerd ~ t, provl~ 1 .c• ((loatJnued from page ) ability of those pupils wbo have In& him the necessary reading ::IJIIneed by the federal granb readfug achievement seores 111 skills whlth ate assoclatecJ with ... lbe remalnder of this school years below their Olj)ected po- success m the content areas. . ---· __ - · -To encourage readiug as a PT P".. "ANT source of pleasure. ·. Llllolm ...__,. A reeord badoura 4!11~·-~ wit~ - 1 loCUIIIIItU 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 :!!,~lld fiO.OO Down - lal•nce •" Conve•itnt Term~ MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. . Police Officel'!l of Resort where ~uo~ County Meet ·'',,i1 to emplay one phy•lcat ii i~i;i~;;~~~~~~~~~-~~~~district educali011 leacher and a non '•! certified wl!tant, 1J>d to pur· :tM0710#lOU t ~·· PT. .PLEASANT - Tbe • Col. Yeager, commandant of ham Dlllrict constable, were the Aerospace Center at Ed- accepb!d as new members. T. wards Air force baee In Call- J. Casto, Southside, was mgde chaae equ1pment oulh as tumb- fornia disclosed detail• of the an aasoclote member. 1lag mato, sldehors~ apparatus, of planes now aDd to be Pn!&ideat Taylor and ~JIIl'8]1el bars, horizontal bars tn use. '!be slides showed how tary Miles Darst reported on and a ltampollne. much of the heavy equipment Is the ~g they allerided In Mr. Morri..., said the pre- being dropped to u. s. forcel JluDtiDgton of the State Execa· gram ll deltgned to correct in VIet Nam today live Commltter, F.O.P. maay phyllical defecla of chll- Col. Yeager w~s lnln>duc- Attending were Fred Taylor. dren. . ed by Charles Lanham, outgo- Arthur M. Goodwin, Forrest The Eastern Local diStrict 1ng president of the Board of C.sto, Charles Eberl, Harry bead added: Directoro of the Chamber of Re'ltmlre, Alva L. Sullivan, "We hope lo provide a pr&- Commerce. Prior 1o Col. Yea- James F. Gaskilll!, George aram to improve physical fi~ er's talk, Dr. Carl Thompson, Planta, and Miles Darst. ness through vigorous activity Point Pleasant, and ro110in of Members from the Milton and ' that wlll develop the physique Col. Yeager, reviewed their Ripley pollee departmen!ll l'lllo and contribute to the develop- boyhood days in Hamlin had planned to attend were ! ment of physical skills. We will Tbe dinner meeting was op- unable to make the trip due to 1 also allow _lime for reoistive ex· ened 'JVith the invocation by the ,the h<lzardous _road conditlons. j ercJBes mvolvmg mcreased Rev. cta...nce Dillon, pastor of I The next meeting 18 scheduled. workloads lor longer periods Jf the First Church of God of March 2nd. j lime, which are es.ential to in- Point Pleasant. President President" Theodore Roosecrease the level of fitness." Lanham lntrodu""d the ofli· veil siped the order return....,., of the Chamber of Com- 1ng the captured Confederate merce, the hoard of directors, regimental i1ai(S to their re-1 Service ia Held and special guest.! present apectlve states. For Mrs. Joy Lutz which included Gus Douglass,j;io=======;;;;;;;/ PT. PLEASANT - . Funeral Cong. Ken Hechler, Gary Spenscrvicea for Mrs. Joy Jutz 31, cer of the Slate Department, Osborne, Pa., formerly of Pl. Herb Stanley, State Road ComPieasan~ wiD be held Saturday mission, Mayor D. B. Morgan. at II a m. in the Crow • Hus- Belva Farley, managing dl· sell Funeral bome. Burial will roctor of the local chamber of be in Lone Oak cemetery. '!be commerce, presented plaques Rev Donald l.ocJrhart will offl· to two local citizens lor their ' elate. wtstanding contributions to the SNOW PANS . ,. community through their civic Mrs. Lutz died Sunday at ber activities. Receiving the plaqSLEDS bome from • gunabol wound in· . lllcled t, her h118band Ia ' ues were Mrs. Wilham H SKIS urder _ . 'de Hor b b da (Jean) Rardin, Jr., and Mr. L. L. Caldwell, former school SNOW SHOVELS 011 ..... ;.~_...... teacher and insurance broker. W"'""""""'"""""'Y· ....... ..,. are one Mrs R di · cred'ted 'th da hter Barbar and • ar n IS I WI 0110 wganfzing the Mason County II£ • a son, Homer: Jr., both at borne Cancer clinic, is past president and one SJster, Mrs. Buldah of the J W , Club _. DEALER II'ORI Lutz Phocniz, Arizona. Friellcls r. oman s , lUll,& are being received at the fUn. bas beld nearly every elective N. 2nol Avo. Mlddlopott, 0 . ., ' SNOW , ,, JUST ARRMDI 1" ' • No tubes to replace • • • ever! • Amplifier 11M reliable transistors • 4-speed"swing down" " e e e e ;:_, :'ot ius _:::• • II • Lightweight, rugged Polystyrene cabinet o Dual Sapphire styli automatic record H& R FIRESTONE eral borne Choice Of: • Charcoal Blue or • Tawny Beige changer • Automatic record changer shutoff • Separate tone and volume controls , • ·' -fOR- e HEAliNG e PLUMBING • ROOFING LE WIS REPAIR SERVIa Middleport, 0. wv a.u74 134 Mtll IJ. Mlofd.._ SPRINGTIME FRESHNESS ALL WINTER LONG WITH GENERAL 990 · POWER HUMIDIFIER Operltes Perfectly gallon per hour. •NO MOVING PARTS--no motor, no pump, no fan, no float to wur out Dr lime up. residue to irritate throat and for complete r;mge "loW'' to "high" h11midity . Humidistat 1vailablc as optional equip. ment if de~iri'd . eRF.VP.RS!RI.E INSTALLA· TION-easy installation on ' outside of furnace: up flow, rounter flow, horizontal flow 1 .. -. ·· -either right or \eft- all eas· ,t lly made with one model. IIMINERA18 NOT BI,OWN INTO AffiS'I'REAM- they ad· i!fli here to f'Varxrrator filter and are flush('rt away. lNSTAT,LS OIR~CTI,Y on lhe furnare , Sf'ndin~ humidity eq· 1al1y to all rooms. FUUY TRANSISJOIIZED for finest stereo sound, long life and reliability f!ol just pootfalfy tOJnslotoriJOd II Ill ...,. so-"IIIKI Solid stile steoeoo, but fllr 111-lilld lor fll.fld~il)' ii8iio ..1111, fGIII lifo IIIII 11flt~AJr. lbK~s 111111 slnaio tulle tD liolnJ Ill! or waltir. wltflll' ir. eiltler tht slftta or 5 FEET wu:~t~ ;~ : I.Dng, ~w· IIIII tru1J iiBiatlfo! Ia pnuillt waod VtnMII Iiiii ' Ollids, hanl·fi-forllotlq~:Y•,..al IUioiillii '" ·; 111111. CGIIIMpdy, PltiLCO 1111MB, In Mlhapoy """" · M• '·I \ • ;(;~ .....->l . ., "!'ftoii . ' ; $249~95: lltAM·FM llld~Tunor. •New Plolcl FLflATINtl-TQUCK ' PHILCO 17~8· · T0111Anl •l.otof·llfeDiaft'Ond·So!>Phlre• Deluxe 4-llpoed Au-Uc a.npr . . . . . -Spte. Early American In P"'lno M1ple -•llflcteofhint- •ColdrollllrSIIJtiiOII Ml.fllllltlle P~-t lt c:c> tl ....., iiiiJ lull..., hllllllinllft, PHILC811111A. ~- .ttnc:lt:J'-' ' ''l ( Jll. dil y li lt vv,q 11 ( j , Filla 1M luJpe II wiU, iii •onle meamre~ /otter tmd help ,_ fain t1wt whkh il good in family and community Uf~ thU tture il 1pon1ored by the bru ine11 fimu and or(/IDIIaaticml ,, ASSOCIATED RADIO &..TV thrry Miller, Owner • With Miller WY 2-3635 ~Mote! MaYf.g 214 E. MAIN POMROY ''blah" to "low." ONE YEAR FACTORY GUARANTEE S65 INSTALLED EDWARD BABI, OWNER POMEROY ncrme• appear belou>. POMEROY WY 2-5101 lprf.ng AYL SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS of 00011 Bread We Ftll All Doclon Prtscrlptlonl W. VL S~ Mlddlepon l'omlroJ WY Z.3155 V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY WY Z.%550 IJO E. Soeond Pomero1 WY , • ,.,, ·HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main Sl Pomeror Support lhe Church ol Your Cbotce ' .. ' / Middleport F. J. WALLACE, JEwELER BaiOVI Wat<.-. - Sal•• alldllervlco 188 N. Slcon~ lllddlqolt KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. Roses Say "I Love You" Clltlller. Oblo We're out to lleak our own SIICC8lis rec:Gid Willi cu blc beautiful '66 Fords! That means you can call U. slhlts on savlngi If fOil hurry rlaht down to your Ford Dealer's! The BIC Fold Drive . Is ori! Come In far a tilt drivel! ~ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. r.tabllshed tn 1904 Woat Columbia, w. Va. P1J. MIIOD '/'734ft98 IJIIS prealdenl of the Chamber, James H. Lewis, who told tbe . . , that be was looltiug forward to a wmldeolul year In IH6 and urged all preseot to liOI'k towards an airport lor Mason Coomly and make the air lllrip a reality t. liM. My Lewll presenlod La!tham with a 1m Sapt: p.m.:,.,. p. m. W k I l13. LIEVING COAt COMPANY otp11 Sm*' Mld4Jtqlort,Ohlo Following Lanham's remarks lie lurned the gavel over to the SEE US FOR A COMPLEtE UNE ... TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWliNGS SONS CO. BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Carnations Say "You're The Mo~" !lab 8omeoM With You To ChuM a..tv. Pll:. . . . . Oblo . Ia PowOJ over 110 rean I . ' ' GALEN S. BROWN,-Dist. I _. untO ...,_ 1, 1966 FINGERTIP SELECTOR DIAL (right) provides positive control of moiltnre fro• WY 2·2036 I tios. ~, Ohio Valley Plumbing &Heating 232 E. SECOND r!dl, llit typo finl*· PHILCO 1718 W~ .......,................. • .. ,)\ NOW! valve - less than ~-inch movement. Maintenance is just a word, not work. AS LOW AS \ liD .LIDCOID EQUIPMENT THE ONLY MOVING PART is tho opening and dosing of the solenoid in ~tnuiiHI Wallut veneen . 11111- l!lrdwoodo wilh ' WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING FARM posits. $2]9;95 Dlnllhllodn .'""!'.,.,.,... fiW 110UMD uose-no "white dust·· to di• lllrl> the boasewilt. w..hel awa1 96% of all mineral de- I - BUY • NO SPRA.YING-no r.alcium oCOSTS LESS TO OPEIIATI!l --oniJ 8 watts per hourIta than a night·ll&hl bulb. •CLOG·FREE STA!NLES8 STEEL SOLEN OlD VALVE. •NO HUMIDISTAT REQU!R'£:D- built-in seleclQr control ------. ---·- -- I ' (JfflY· HEINER'S BAKERY IIIU5ic .....iag the dfnDor bout IIIII Dr. 11a11 Glassmaa IIIII Joa Lei&bly, the WauderiiJI 'I'Jw. HUMIDIFICA· (IRe -~ --·-~--· Ulltieatable Values-in fine furniture stereo ftd Ill the local Citizen Advi!ory Committee and the City Planning Commission. llr. CaldwU, 86, was instrumental in forming the Mason CoonIf illlltorical Society which baa grown tremendously In !Is llbort life aDd bas eontrfbuled much to lbe historical presernllon of much of M.... CouiJ.. lJ'• berltage. t'lllrleto I..Dbam awoad that J. K- Dye, editor of tbe ,..., llollater lllld former ••m er of the Cllamher Boal'l. of Dirocton, IIH aooopled • pooitloa wllb tbe ftomp101 newspaper dlal1 aDd wlll leave Point Pleaout after 12 yean on Febnlory 21111 It ...,. ... """ dat- P'n!d Gaul pm •at Air Fum.ace 'nON-up to ---- jlfice In the Club. She also ..... pllquo In """£U)Iioll of his liWk u president .. lbe Board , . two terms. on ANY Farced Warm eADEQUA'fE .!. Lewis Repair Service WERNER RADIO & TV N. 2nd Ave. I; II •• testlaB FORIWT: t. ' esu· Jar JllOIIthly meeting of the Fr~ temal Order of Police was hek\ Wednesday .nJght ·in the oflice 'If 1.: M. Goodwin: !lain . Ill, prl!lided Gl'er by President Fred Tylor. Lawrence B. Connolly of ·the Mason County Sheriff's dcpartment IIIII Rebert Earl Kay, Gra- I " JIIUJllelltllltl, l'ollleJ9)'IIIGGitPOft, 0., ... in : : ~d~·:Or:! ~ comprehension Morrison said the pbysical Pleasant Point fillless J)1"1>81'am, in wblch 160 they uw color slldea d t h e cl:lldren of the 111ree ·Eastern great otrldes Ia aviation from Local schools are expected to early planes to the tralnfug of participate, may also begin next ostronlluls by Colonel Charles week. The executive bead satd Yeager, world's first supersonhe is -ling a letter of final le pilot " former Lincoln COOnapproval on the phyelcal fit- ty uative. · ness Jft£t8lll Ibis weekend. The slides showed the treThe grant for the physical mendous progress made m· avfllbesa program wilt permH the latlon In the pasl three years. ONLY - ---·-----w ·-~• • sev _ To Increase lbe child's vo- breUiDg crowd ot '!"~IJ ~ eral ·selections prior lo the dln· attended 'lbunday lifibt s Point ner. the chUd's Pleasant-Mason County Chan!- eabulary. To develop \ Sentinel Church News - . \ .. / \ \ \ .Lshllnd on Produo:ll Attad Tile Churcb of Your Cboloa BEN ·FRANKLIN STORE Brown'• Bottle Gil Obfo W!·M1811 . SPECIALS 1 Do1. Cut Flowers lncl I Pound Heart ShopMI Box of Brach's C•nq $7.50 FOREMAN & AU()n ltiDENqUR'S SUPPLY Qulllr l'vu!IIIN it tow M. hrnitai<t IIIII Appllllleel ffl!-··~"' ~fP!Irl. Oblo TijE UNITED STnt ' WORKERS . OF AMERICA JoOCAL. tftoON IIIlA ..... w. . •' ¢ ... ,....... ; ' ;. " . Ch~. Obfo BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAUIANT 6:00 TO 8:00 -----·· �' ~ I' " ci, I . __ --- - l ,. ___ JUGHAID' ~~ 8E FEEUN' MlJC~ BETTER NOW, LOWEEZY l·oassified .Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board I , Sentinel, .,.,_y-Middleport. 0., Feb. 4, 19118 t r WANT AD · INFOIMATION FOR SALE Far Sill .....,~Mt!MA.M. C411CILLATIOMI fl, Pomeroy 111011t Block Co., Pomero,.. .... DIY .. Pu~ u.. a.ur;s CARRY OUT SERY'ICE IEWI LANDMARK obampoOer COitltiCTIONI WI. . . acc•ph41 uJIIII t:ll A. .,.. D: 15 p. For - . P i n t of Londmerlt lllld uPhDII!Iery . Blue Lustre. DIADLINU I P. M. D1r ....... Pv111111t1011 ' Fyr-Zea I 31 BOUNDB\ ~w TO GIVE '· WY2-2156 Wanted To Buy AIITIQUE Furniture, :::~!~~F:or~t~W:o:rth~I,~T:exa:•·_:_~ 11-11 mllcellanoous. Call or,.: 2 1 8tc L. W.B.Ton Like new 750x20Mn. Howanl Cecil. 1111 W. IWANTE:D, 10 ply tires. Cab A-1 con· Malo Sl, PoJneroy. Experieneed~:~~ ~~ dition. Heater, heavy duty anic for minor parts springs, 292 cu. in 6 cyl tion service. Must bt engine. with ability to manage Notice partment and sell parlll '48 Chevrolet 1-11 Ton good working oondition. WILL BOARD horses or Pickup _ Only $150 letter, state e~:perience ies. Good care and feeding.! wages expected. Write Reasonable rates. Phone' el-Ustd Chevrolet The Daily SeRtinel, Box '11131. 3 I 2 4 to HtaY'( Duty Foclory TODDlER NEEDED IS GROWING FAST KEEP A 'l1ie Yuka Rlnr l'llll , Canadlall of II ' ll Ill GO IN SNOW lniNG maeh1Del, repair tlee, aD '!"'kaL WY H/.IIL ' ftJe Flhrlc Shop, Pomeroy AUlhortJod Singer lalea lontce. Ill lie NOW IS THE TJMI TO PLACI! YOUR ORDER lot LIMESTONE FOR DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS. ' WITH ONI OF YH1$1 KNOnS USED FURNITURE ond AUCTION ·~·d. 446#17 ....... 1964 CORVAIR ----..:· ..... Standard Shift. Othat 'l'Wp, ...... ef All l'wa41 t,liiO.JI >THE IIORN LOSER 7,1M.Q ~. If YOU'RE I!.USV, MAYBE 1957 JEEP . @, I 4 Wheel Drive. Deluxe Cab. w < BOTH IN A-1 SHAPD ' ·MOTORS DISCOUNT Di<plar Shorty Haclcelt, Ownw OJ'EN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OIDO ·' but two • 1b!i , This I New & Uud Cars and o.. I· No Need 'lI For lrlt (IIIIey) CoiiiM Pomeroy Motor Co. Plflagrophic Rocord ~VER'S ..' . "" GOM'·p Tondtm. With Dump Tn.ckr . 1\r. · b M '63 Corvair _ $1399 Panel - - - - - -- - -'-- $17,000 plus regular wb bonus I Local owner, good tires, NOTICE: WIU buy fos alld for man over 40 in Pomeroy dark beige finisb, heaterskunk till Morch 15. B i 11 area. Take short auto tr!pa Special. Bailey, RHdsv!Ue, Ohio. to .contact customers. A1 21 lllllll J. W. Duke, M8f., Tex· , Che I t $1695 - - ' - - - - -- - a' Refinery Corp., Bos 711, 62 vro 8 CARRIER tU I. Moln Helen Ioiiey 41a&ht ·r anr' - BA.U..El"S BESTA.IJilA.m' SAVINGS Wanted THAT JaniU Pfellftr, MeDIIDiel Service hHeldon -.~,.. ENJOY SI:INDAY DINNER AT tm)TJW(I Charlea Lyo., Gmge, oon, W. Va. I 13 tie S.IIIIJI"IVlld by • PT. PLEASANT .- GREAT loll trucks, 1941 ll!ld JIISS. Wast Columbia, ,... h• . IFriday ~I I p. m. Ia the Ch • WUCOPD Marliiaey w l Rev. Mareua Traugb oft : llurial ... Ia Loll 0 ' Mr. Melllmlel d · Mondaj .... i• . u apporetll btlrt aU.dl. qe.r, Our tamoua Plzu, Broasted ClllciE011 Ia fact our · ontlnl meu~ 1J available lor fi!TJ out semee. PIOIIJ,oc prlceo. too. WE'RE m. 'l'buroiiay, JIIJellar,.S llfrs. Eota 11:. BunCh, A. Bales, llfrs. Jobn E. Patrick D. llfrs, llarrf Eddjl, Mlch&el E. l\lro. Greeson, Mrs. . !lam llfrs. A. Holstine, H. llfrs. Andrew WOllam H. Llveaay, McCoy, Edmond M. Nichola, Paul 11'. Donald L, Wortmaa, dore R. Yatea, llfrs. ~ SReio ond Ialani tlauabter. STUDIO '' i .. . 1Cl ~c DRIVE AWAY WITH A· LlnL! ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLD GRA'f.. - ' VEAl!! WEU.. WHI<T!\'IilllT IS, $.AI'ol(){ CAf't ~IT AU. I'VE SEEN CATS~ ~ < ' \. e~ OUT OIOtfT k'NI:M lHEY IWl At« RIGHT, AAO H< OOWIT U<E Ill FOUR ROOM apartment. WY U3115. 1965 Dodge - - - ~395 1 21 Ue 440 Coronet 2 Door Hardtop. Power lleeriDJ, MIA. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1965 Dodge - - - ~495 .!T StaUon Wagon. Auto. Trw. Power llllri,. lladiD and Heater. FOUR ROOM furnished apart· l ment. WY 2-3658. 11 IS .... trial and room ed ll!ld unfurnished meat>. WY ~54U. 12 '' I.Piaeed eiUetlaia H. Qutoonjlf': U . CrinkJed FURNISHED, I rooms and ba!b, apartment in Pomeroy. WY ,H915. 12 31 tfc I ROOM turnished apartment for rent Pho.. WY 2-27'11. AI· ter • p.m. Phone WY 2-357(. Rowley and Reed Hardware, Iabrie JJ. Olympic .......... "tlylog ' 1964 Dodge - - - ~295 '<F.5, /IJI!Allo .• rw. I WILL NOT! (p LIKE 1ll 9E IN 1l!E 51'1ill.tl6 1963 Dodge *1795 Polara I Sedan. Auto. Trllll. Power ........_ .._ ..._ 1963 Pontiac - - -•1995 ............... I· Station Wagoo - VIL ltd. Tr1111. Powv ........ Radio and Heater.· &a,.- , BEE- lloQr "Sure S~n of Quality" PLUMBING Ruro DosoJ Bottle Gu. AriiOld tllen, Ita B. Malo Stroel tl.SIDOllft.~ ........,. 23.- • aile :'\:.; 25.JI'ootway RADIATOR SERVICE ........ ......... ........ JI.J!!xe...... ··n=- rrom t1Je llalldooer 1:1 Camlno V8. std. wat•elt bat8r ...._ :r a...._ WYI-IIG ; f! . 1959 'chevrol•t - ·• ··•895 • Door Hardtop .. spr::~~r:r:ra~d. · II .l.ll y D I. B .1. .1. ll B Lo•o••~o~oow lllllloiUJilll.t.llJJo, lt far a. tw O'o, ee. . _ - . - One_...,. ____ ::'::' '::, loollll ... - - ar, U . - ---- 11 ..,., " ..,.,..,.....-....... . .. otSIIJ - • I . . ••ow ... • .... ., •• ·Baler Twine Orders Nowl 'I'I:KT I ' va. Auto. rlau. Rodio IDII ~_< ' ' ' ) • • 1957 Pontiac - - .. '295 2 Door Sedan: Auto. IDd Heoter. ' ·Tru., ,aadlo . COIIQI'Il~ to uJ lilh"1 Val~ OR their IICID StmdiiJIBdllioli,, • , -TIW ;,.lliiiL Coming Pe~.. 8. ' . . PalllliMtlll Co. ' . lutidar Tft!ICa. ., ., . 1. ~r •I -' -·' '·' ' Run Flour Mills ,t-i j ~I - "'- DAILY~- llete. . . . . . . . . . . . . 'fin• -- .)fi . . 1 - 1959 Pontitc - $895 2 Door Sedao. Auto. Tr1111. Radio oD4 iJNW, .' & ~ FOR SALE ·,·::·r ' .::" 1 ' " .o .. •.( Trau. Radio. ~~ BLARTNAR'S 11. W :: ~.. for t.11o - - - - •1095 • 1959 DeSoto :- • ~ $79$. 4 Door Sedaa. Radio 'illd 'Heater. Power Steerlq Ill. la1'PII or rodlalor·- t. lbo 13.-.. 25.lllelndr as...._,. bath, modern residence. gas furnace. Poiat Lane, LincobJ Heights. 2 I 8tc 1960Ford By BRANNER 1960 Chevrolet • - ·*1195 · EXPERIENCED %7. Pelt -INFURNISHED, ------·--·· I 4 room and Ster Chief 4 Door Sedan. Auto. Trw. Rodio lllill Heater. Power Brake1. Ono owner• Galaxle 4 Door Sedan. Auto. Trw. Rodio and Htater :llF- 1 ~ eWUILm11 eiiAI.DWIII .... oTHIR PAIIIIM llbNDS · Polara 500. Conaole add Auto. .,_ lhlft. Sta~ng. Radio. 211.-· ... .... _ .-.......... ..__ TWO TRAILER SPACES lor rent in the Village o1 Middl• port. CaU WY Z-3346 or WY 2-2186 or WY Z.3600. 11 30 tfc ' ROOM house, furnaco heat. North Third St., Middleport. I' WY 2-3056. l 4 31< 8RICK Duplex 3 bedroom, living room, dining room, kit-chen. baseme•t and garage, forced air gas furnace. But· ~ ternut Avet1ue. Call WY 15127. 2 I tie hnllurt, . -·- .. :=c.,..., ._,.,..... 1 I Uc r. -~iDtt' ·~· N321. t 1J 11149 Ltncoln l!gts. 2 bedroom house. Beautiful Birch kitcneu cabinets. Phone: WY UIZI. __ _ .. - li!.In 1964 Dodge • - • '209s JI.W....... oge ·ood •ater. llrolm'o !'rat! er Park !State Approved) MtnersvWo, Ob!o, , . _ IV\ 111EAT ruga rlgb~ they'U be o delight Jf cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent tleelrio IIJam. pooer ll Baker Funliture, Mlddlepart. I 11 II< BUDGft PRICED fumllart Ill - lhlrd lloor budge! lbop. .... lt.ll'oad pluU II. Female 11 1 Uc TIIAII,p=o-:: -_=--=tmS=c--_-:lreo •• l _ AOB088 Lorttleal PIAN.OS ... t . \. ' A. '"'' ",, .. '"' . .... ..,:, , "" • -........ r-~ -~ ...R< · ... , . • , ••, ~--"' \c ' ··~,.. ~ ·:;.~, , !!. t.·.....- ... - • "'· .4; ., .. : •\ , �' ~ I' " ci, I . __ --- - l ,. ___ JUGHAID' ~~ 8E FEEUN' MlJC~ BETTER NOW, LOWEEZY l·oassified .Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board I , Sentinel, .,.,_y-Middleport. 0., Feb. 4, 19118 t r WANT AD · INFOIMATION FOR SALE Far Sill .....,~Mt!MA.M. C411CILLATIOMI fl, Pomeroy 111011t Block Co., Pomero,.. .... DIY .. Pu~ u.. a.ur;s CARRY OUT SERY'ICE IEWI LANDMARK obampoOer COitltiCTIONI WI. . . acc•ph41 uJIIII t:ll A. .,.. D: 15 p. For - . P i n t of Londmerlt lllld uPhDII!Iery . Blue Lustre. DIADLINU I P. M. D1r ....... Pv111111t1011 ' Fyr-Zea I 31 BOUNDB\ ~w TO GIVE '· WY2-2156 Wanted To Buy AIITIQUE Furniture, :::~!~~F:or~t~W:o:rth~I,~T:exa:•·_:_~ 11-11 mllcellanoous. Call or,.: 2 1 8tc L. W.B.Ton Like new 750x20Mn. Howanl Cecil. 1111 W. IWANTE:D, 10 ply tires. Cab A-1 con· Malo Sl, PoJneroy. Experieneed~:~~ ~~ dition. Heater, heavy duty anic for minor parts springs, 292 cu. in 6 cyl tion service. Must bt engine. with ability to manage Notice partment and sell parlll '48 Chevrolet 1-11 Ton good working oondition. WILL BOARD horses or Pickup _ Only $150 letter, state e~:perience ies. Good care and feeding.! wages expected. Write Reasonable rates. Phone' el-Ustd Chevrolet The Daily SeRtinel, Box '11131. 3 I 2 4 to HtaY'( Duty Foclory TODDlER NEEDED IS GROWING FAST KEEP A 'l1ie Yuka Rlnr l'llll , Canadlall of II ' ll Ill GO IN SNOW lniNG maeh1Del, repair tlee, aD '!"'kaL WY H/.IIL ' ftJe Flhrlc Shop, Pomeroy AUlhortJod Singer lalea lontce. Ill lie NOW IS THE TJMI TO PLACI! YOUR ORDER lot LIMESTONE FOR DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS. ' WITH ONI OF YH1$1 KNOnS USED FURNITURE ond AUCTION ·~·d. 446#17 ....... 1964 CORVAIR ----..:· ..... Standard Shift. Othat 'l'Wp, ...... ef All l'wa41 t,liiO.JI >THE IIORN LOSER 7,1M.Q ~. If YOU'RE I!.USV, MAYBE 1957 JEEP . @, I 4 Wheel Drive. Deluxe Cab. w < BOTH IN A-1 SHAPD ' ·MOTORS DISCOUNT Di<plar Shorty Haclcelt, Ownw OJ'EN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OIDO ·' but two • 1b!i , This I New & Uud Cars and o.. I· No Need 'lI For lrlt (IIIIey) CoiiiM Pomeroy Motor Co. Plflagrophic Rocord ~VER'S ..' . "" GOM'·p Tondtm. With Dump Tn.ckr . 1\r. · b M '63 Corvair _ $1399 Panel - - - - - -- - -'-- $17,000 plus regular wb bonus I Local owner, good tires, NOTICE: WIU buy fos alld for man over 40 in Pomeroy dark beige finisb, heaterskunk till Morch 15. B i 11 area. Take short auto tr!pa Special. Bailey, RHdsv!Ue, Ohio. to .contact customers. A1 21 lllllll J. W. Duke, M8f., Tex· , Che I t $1695 - - ' - - - - -- - a' Refinery Corp., Bos 711, 62 vro 8 CARRIER tU I. Moln Helen Ioiiey 41a&ht ·r anr' - BA.U..El"S BESTA.IJilA.m' SAVINGS Wanted THAT JaniU Pfellftr, MeDIIDiel Service hHeldon -.~,.. ENJOY SI:INDAY DINNER AT tm)TJW(I Charlea Lyo., Gmge, oon, W. Va. I 13 tie S.IIIIJI"IVlld by • PT. PLEASANT .- GREAT loll trucks, 1941 ll!ld JIISS. Wast Columbia, ,... h• . IFriday ~I I p. m. Ia the Ch • WUCOPD Marliiaey w l Rev. Mareua Traugb oft : llurial ... Ia Loll 0 ' Mr. Melllmlel d · Mondaj .... i• . u apporetll btlrt aU.dl. qe.r, Our tamoua Plzu, Broasted ClllciE011 Ia fact our · ontlnl meu~ 1J available lor fi!TJ out semee. PIOIIJ,oc prlceo. too. WE'RE m. 'l'buroiiay, JIIJellar,.S llfrs. Eota 11:. BunCh, A. Bales, llfrs. Jobn E. Patrick D. llfrs, llarrf Eddjl, Mlch&el E. l\lro. Greeson, Mrs. . !lam llfrs. A. Holstine, H. llfrs. Andrew WOllam H. Llveaay, McCoy, Edmond M. Nichola, Paul 11'. Donald L, Wortmaa, dore R. Yatea, llfrs. ~ SReio ond Ialani tlauabter. STUDIO '' i .. . 1Cl ~c DRIVE AWAY WITH A· LlnL! ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLD GRA'f.. - ' VEAl!! WEU.. WHI<T!\'IilllT IS, $.AI'ol(){ CAf't ~IT AU. I'VE SEEN CATS~ ~ < ' \. e~ OUT OIOtfT k'NI:M lHEY IWl At« RIGHT, AAO H< OOWIT U<E Ill FOUR ROOM apartment. WY U3115. 1965 Dodge - - - ~395 1 21 Ue 440 Coronet 2 Door Hardtop. Power lleeriDJ, MIA. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1965 Dodge - - - ~495 .!T StaUon Wagon. Auto. Trw. Power llllri,. lladiD and Heater. FOUR ROOM furnished apart· l ment. WY 2-3658. 11 IS .... trial and room ed ll!ld unfurnished meat>. WY ~54U. 12 '' I.Piaeed eiUetlaia H. Qutoonjlf': U . CrinkJed FURNISHED, I rooms and ba!b, apartment in Pomeroy. WY ,H915. 12 31 tfc I ROOM turnished apartment for rent Pho.. WY 2-27'11. AI· ter • p.m. Phone WY 2-357(. Rowley and Reed Hardware, Iabrie JJ. Olympic .......... "tlylog ' 1964 Dodge - - - ~295 '<F.5, /IJI!Allo .• rw. I WILL NOT! (p LIKE 1ll 9E IN 1l!E 51'1ill.tl6 1963 Dodge *1795 Polara I Sedan. Auto. Trllll. Power ........_ .._ ..._ 1963 Pontiac - - -•1995 ............... I· Station Wagoo - VIL ltd. Tr1111. Powv ........ Radio and Heater.· &a,.- , BEE- lloQr "Sure S~n of Quality" PLUMBING Ruro DosoJ Bottle Gu. AriiOld tllen, Ita B. Malo Stroel tl.SIDOllft.~ ........,. 23.- • aile :'\:.; 25.JI'ootway RADIATOR SERVICE ........ ......... ........ JI.J!!xe...... ··n=- rrom t1Je llalldooer 1:1 Camlno V8. std. wat•elt bat8r ...._ :r a...._ WYI-IIG ; f! . 1959 'chevrol•t - ·• ··•895 • Door Hardtop .. spr::~~r:r:ra~d. · II .l.ll y D I. B .1. .1. ll B Lo•o••~o~oow lllllloiUJilll.t.llJJo, lt far a. tw O'o, ee. . _ - . - One_...,. ____ ::'::' '::, loollll ... - - ar, U . - ---- 11 ..,., " ..,.,..,.....-....... . .. otSIIJ - • I . . ••ow ... • .... ., •• ·Baler Twine Orders Nowl 'I'I:KT I ' va. Auto. rlau. Rodio IDII ~_< ' ' ' ) • • 1957 Pontiac - - .. '295 2 Door Sedan: Auto. IDd Heoter. ' ·Tru., ,aadlo . COIIQI'Il~ to uJ lilh"1 Val~ OR their IICID StmdiiJIBdllioli,, • , -TIW ;,.lliiiL Coming Pe~.. 8. ' . . PalllliMtlll Co. ' . lutidar Tft!ICa. ., ., . 1. ~r •I -' -·' '·' ' Run Flour Mills ,t-i j ~I - "'- DAILY~- llete. . . . . . . . . . . . . 'fin• -- .)fi . . 1 - 1959 Pontitc - $895 2 Door Sedao. Auto. Tr1111. Radio oD4 iJNW, .' & ~ FOR SALE ·,·::·r ' .::" 1 ' " .o .. •.( Trau. Radio. ~~ BLARTNAR'S 11. W :: ~.. for t.11o - - - - •1095 • 1959 DeSoto :- • ~ $79$. 4 Door Sedaa. Radio 'illd 'Heater. Power Steerlq Ill. la1'PII or rodlalor·- t. lbo 13.-.. 25.lllelndr as...._,. bath, modern residence. gas furnace. Poiat Lane, LincobJ Heights. 2 I 8tc 1960Ford By BRANNER 1960 Chevrolet • - ·*1195 · EXPERIENCED %7. Pelt -INFURNISHED, ------·--·· I 4 room and Ster Chief 4 Door Sedan. Auto. Trw. Rodio lllill Heater. Power Brake1. Ono owner• Galaxle 4 Door Sedan. Auto. Trw. Rodio and Htater :llF- 1 ~ eWUILm11 eiiAI.DWIII .... oTHIR PAIIIIM llbNDS · Polara 500. Conaole add Auto. .,_ lhlft. Sta~ng. Radio. 211.-· ... .... _ .-.......... ..__ TWO TRAILER SPACES lor rent in the Village o1 Middl• port. CaU WY Z-3346 or WY 2-2186 or WY Z.3600. 11 30 tfc ' ROOM house, furnaco heat. North Third St., Middleport. I' WY 2-3056. l 4 31< 8RICK Duplex 3 bedroom, living room, dining room, kit-chen. baseme•t and garage, forced air gas furnace. But· ~ ternut Avet1ue. Call WY 15127. 2 I tie hnllurt, . -·- .. :=c.,..., ._,.,..... 1 I Uc r. -~iDtt' ·~· N321. t 1J 11149 Ltncoln l!gts. 2 bedroom house. Beautiful Birch kitcneu cabinets. Phone: WY UIZI. __ _ .. - li!.In 1964 Dodge • - • '209s JI.W....... oge ·ood •ater. llrolm'o !'rat! er Park !State Approved) MtnersvWo, Ob!o, , . _ IV\ 111EAT ruga rlgb~ they'U be o delight Jf cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent tleelrio IIJam. pooer ll Baker Funliture, Mlddlepart. I 11 II< BUDGft PRICED fumllart Ill - lhlrd lloor budge! lbop. .... lt.ll'oad pluU II. Female 11 1 Uc TIIAII,p=o-:: -_=--=tmS=c--_-:lreo •• l _ AOB088 Lorttleal PIAN.OS ... t . \. ' A. '"'' ",, .. '"' . .... ..,:, , "" • -........ r-~ -~ ...R< · ... , . • , ••, ~--"' \c ' ··~,.. ~ ·:;.~, , !!. t.·.....- ... - • "'· .4; ., .. : •\ , �.. I ,.. •• '' "' v ,f 1 • r . >-. ~d ' • ',.-. ··- r I. - Lutherans to hold First Anniversary Mainly About Fund Raising Dinner Sunday Evening . Members and frlende of St. clal reports and announcement People In Paul's Lutheran church in of tuture plans and hopes of the ~~~;,~.:.11f~~~.~~::.~':~r. co~:~t~"ho.llleb will review ve..Sary Fund-raising dinner. It financial progress. Mickey Wll· will be in the cafeteria of the l~ams will report on actual Pomeroy Elementary school. building l""''!"ess to date, and All members and friends of the answer questtons about It Cbar· church are participating in the les Evans wtll rep~rt on future planned covered disb dinner . plans, both Immediate and disFollowing dinner. Kenneth tant Ill r Braun will be toastmaster to the Robert Elberfeld ~h· out me program which will include spe- l the over.all hste~ar d ~~ ~rogrsm of the c ur~ • an ~ mr porlanre ef .mamtamlng It, If ' i I' H '' ,;,.....,======--•·'•I RUBBER POOTWEAR :rustrychurch .. to advance Its · A special sound motion picture, "All For Him," will be Ishown relating to the program. Also. a speeial skit Will be giV· For The Family en with members acting the H parts. People will have no baby-sitting problems as arrangements ! have bet'n made to care fer Middleport, 0. I them at the school. ~-;;;;;~~~~~::::-::::-:-==; I Tht> dinner and program is •' to be over by 8 p.m. 1 ~ Members and friends are urg· , ..1'-J\ 11' It 11 ed to renew their enthusiasm U.. and support for the ongoing FOR Al.L OCCASIONS work of the church In this lei· lowship experience. We--wire flo~Vei·ywhere Sermonefte God Calls Every·onp_...., Lay, • • Clerical, to his Semce Pomeroy Paula June and Tamara El· chlnger, daughl~ of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Etchinger ere con· fined to their -hoine, by illness. Miss Roberta Grueser returl)ed to her studies as a Senior at Ohio University Thursdty. af. ter s)li!nding _the between semesters vacatron wrth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kra· euter. Mrs. Raymond Krider enter..' ed Veterana Memarlal Hospital Wednesday, for treatment Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, who has be<in confined to hol' home lor several months with a broken hip and ankle was in Gallrpolis Thursday for a check up at Hoi. zer Hospital and Is improving. Mrs. DessJe Pattersen ~ntered Meigs General Hospital Thursday, for treatment. ' ftulll tt tilt 11Jmaa'11 del 1-D•liY Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Feb. 4. 1888 tpeclal kla .. ..tll U,teel . .1111 frulllul u If ·lbe-1idD!ItrJ luolll~ for tbo8e denied them not earrt'l!. 0111 br cle~r como llld prleiltlloocl. Sometimes, for fDr lacl! of funlla. Zeal fDr !be¥ mltmenl lo ~·· rijh~ lack of ~uruce, u In ·the lblnp will be infinitely more ....-, - GOD CALLS EVERYONE 8 Le ter L. Ro l!b, D D 1 ' u • • • Much , has been said a bout Gods call to men and ,... '?en to preach the gospel. T~ htlle is bemg said about God s call to laymen to perf?"" speeial tasks. There are many effecttve wsys of preaching the i ' ~ A fOUR =n::'1tsbeaade~tM~ gospel other thlll from the puJ. pit 'llley can be dCine 'ol'ith eq~al Importance providing-they spring frOm 8 like <OJIIIIIitmeDL . Truly God's call to the llllD: !airy of his word tlirou8b preaching is a distinctive call heard ollly by tbo8e , who pol· seas an Inner sensitivity ~ ticularly altw!ed 1o the Dlvlna volct. uWhom tball 1 send, mid who will go lor us," constantly dAd being opoken, does not always n fall on responsive ears. Wllbout hedging, Islah quick· Iy answered, "Here am I, send me." About . M, df 1d eDOrf Mr A" ed 0 , h Mr. ~nd '· ur ~us The lack of thla kind ol rewere brnnne!IS visitors tn Park- spoilse J· acc~ts for the short.. ersburg 11wrsday. age 6f mlmsters and laymen , W~lter Bu~ns Harris Is a alike~ operate the Oturch te medrcal pailent at Veterans its highest efficiency. II. Ia Memorial Hospi~l in Po~eroy. sometimes claimed that the call Fielding Hawkrns, who IS em· to the mlnisiry is spoken Ia a ployed with the New York Cen· clearer voice than the call to tral R. R. at DtckeMOn, is lay activity. '1llla Is not always spending several days at his true', for everyone is a layman home here with Mrs. Howkins. when first he hears the voice Mr. and Mrs. John Seines of GOO. - - - - - - - - - - have returned from a three --:=c--c,::--::---:~.:--Mr and Mrs Walter Swelt week visit in Cleveland and Co- Family Parly C111en WY2·2039 visi~d with hi,' parents, Mr. lumbus with their daughte~ and For Daugh_ ter, age 1 OR NIGHT WI 9·2951 and Mrs w. 1. Swett in Mid- son and famlhes. They VISited Mr. and Mrs. Mu Eichlni-Pomeroy Flower Shop dleport ~nd their daughter and in Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. et entertained with a family par· : W. MaiD Pomer<>7 , family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myron Duffield and family and ty Wednesday evenin_g at tbeir j Mrs. Millard Van Meter Reedy and children in Porne- m Columbus With Mr. and Mrs. Mulberry~ home, zn observ· ~ '.:=::;::=:=:=:::;:::;:;:::~·~----------lrey last sunday. They report Charle·s Seines and family. ance of the first birthday ef r -By Mr!l. Paul A. Sellen that his aunt, August Swett,. is I Mrs. Michael Cline, McArth· lhei1 daughter, Becky Jo. i Mr. and Mrs. Donalr ~cK~y & patient at Veterans Memonal ur, spent the weekend with her After Becky Jo opened her• o~ Newar~ spent BR evenlftg YIS.. hospital, Pomeroy. . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred gifts. a decorated birthday cake I itmg their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Elba McKmght Roush. She was accompanled iced in white and decorated in , Mrs. Verne WaUersoR. Columbus and Mr. a~d Mrs, Ce- home by her son, Babby. who pink ice cream, coffee and pop I Mrs. Jerry Graham w~o has cil Gillogly and children, Atlr had been the guest of his grtnd- weft! served to Mr. and Mrs. I been in Vete'rans Memonal hos- ens, vi.~ ited with their parents, pr~rents for two weeks. .rohn Fry and Mr. and Mn. l pital for the past two weeks re- IMr. and Mrs. Fern Gillog_ly ov- 1 Mrs. Dana Lambe'rt is visit.. Jtarold Rose and Buddy and turned tt ber borne last wee~. er the weekend. Mr . . Gillogly ing at the home of her s!Jn, Mr. David of New Haven, W. Va.: 1 Cora Webb, Letha Moms, is ill and confined te hiS hom~. and Mrs. Max Lambert and Mr. and Mrs. James Fry and ! Mary Lou Johnsoo and Gret- Mrs. laura Krebs and B1f n J e in Columbus j Mr and Mt11. Allen Eichinger ' ta Simpson of Racine Chapter 1 snent Sunday in Dayton wilh so ' 0 ' · of Pomeroy and the host and! O.E.S . .attended t school of in- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Jan Pickett and hostess and Becky Je. struction at Marietta last Tues- Mr and Mrs. Errol Pickett and Stratght fl·om P(JIIfli:; buufe· day. IRickii. DANCE TONIGIIT Margaret Sellers and Bill Mr . and Mrs. Earl Starkey e<1 erv1Ce The Eastern • Kyger Creek I mrds, the clean , young Nance called on Linda and , r.ere in C8lumbus recently to basketball game scheduled to lir1es of t/,e back . cin;Jed Ronni<' Halter in the Carmel _attend the regular monthly n OUf bt played tonight at Kyger high • n1·e boot in hrioh t community Friday, Jan. 28. meeting o[ the d1 rectors of Young people of the First Creek high school has been u;l!it~. Ayward Jones spent a few ! the Grange Mutual Casualtv In· Baptist Church in Middleport postponed to a future date. The . I' days with his wife and child-, surance Co. and the GM Premparticipated in Youth Day durdaoce scheduled following the 13 to 4 • $5.99 ren. He is employed al Cleve- ium Budget Corp. iT;g the Sunday School and mor· game will be held at the Kyger ~iris 4Y, to 9 • $6.99 land. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker! ning worship services last Sun· High gym from 7:SO to 11 p. m. and Kent of Thurman visited day at the church. instead. The Junlor class will It i ~ net Irue thal mules ! wil~l Mr. and ~Irs. Dale Dye on• Senior students too~ part In spensor tbe dance which ls ~ I Middleport are rmmune to disease, bUt ; Tuesday. j both services by teachmg class- en to the public. Tbe Jays will .l _ _ ----· they do res1~t d1sease very \ Miss Oleva Smith, student at es and presenting the morn- emcc<ee~·:..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...... ·- - - well. Columbus Business University ' ing's messages. The Youth Sun. ,-;;;:;-::==~~'::~~::~::;;;;::~~~~: , spent a weekend with her par- day was planned by the • ·:~·.. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith ef Christian Educatiou for and Nancy. parts of the servlces. Mrs. Pansy Jardan accompan· The worship service leader ied her father, Dana Turner or, was Buddy Moore. Pat Ed''~'!'l Harrisonville lo Athens spoke on "Love Me," Jack he entered Sheltering Sigman on "FoUow Me," Hespital for observation. Larry Gladwell on "Serve The Cuiumbia Me." All were on the getlel'l~l School Mothers Club tepic, ''Christ's Challenge.' Teaching Sunday Hu~~~~~~ a skating party for Friday evening at Dow's were Marta ercade, Nelsonville. Kindergarten, and Dave Mrs. Robert Mattox has kias, Paul Hoyea, Bob PriddJ•,I in Columbus where she sam Hood, Ann Wilson, weeks helping care for Brewer, Myrta Wilson, J~~~~ 'f.= >i:' husband's aunt, Mrs. Brewer Stephanie Pulle1 k" Matlox Taylor, who died the Bu;y See claS!, ~~ ------"urday. Mr. Mattox joined Moore the Men'a 801ib~;le~~::~\ funeral services in Adult teachers a1 on Monday. They also were Beulah White tended the services which ces Bearhs Mrs bu.rles held In MiddlepOrt - nett, Tony 'Fowl;., Miss "'''>'I Burral was in Pt. Pleasant. p U M Cbarlea Young ••• they demand the best! Quick. , • Mr. and Mrs. James Petty ~-""Fredr~ibbs, Jr. alld among the first to get a '66 car! Smart •• , children of !lcArthur Ricbard Ow ber grandmother, Mrs. en. they financed it, and saved on the over-all Gala way on Monday. CO USIN--D-IEScost, with one llf oar !amous bank auto 'THE SHOE BOX I H I• Carpenter Social News from ~ pulpit or iR the miselon !leld. No work 1a more cleal:lt CbriJUan lhaa Improvement of henllh In lha medlcal . ai!d re1ated flelda, better nubitional conditlona lor the underpr_lvlleg. Ill, or better educaifoDal·oppOr- SOriefy NOfes 11 I, ••' ' ~ ' I · :mtine ' .' ';. • 'o,;/• ·· --. . . 'llle 'wice of ~ sUII caU. ~:;:r:.,:r ~: :::,a.:_:.n:. wort. · _ . : ed men!, ao with ~erimlnlj, the "How beaolllt!l . are~ the feet prophet of old. . . of them tbal pn!8Cb lbe pope) Jarael fallea In 11er atqi_ II) Of peace, and br1q .Biad lido return to Gdd becllll8e, abe _ilkl ·lola of good thlDp." 'l'llb bl.,.. not do It 1n filth wllb • )Dg 1a· ~ """" , al clear commUnieDt II) ~·1 holl- ,.~ make poaaQI!e file ~.bo ness. So del many aoclal tng ~ lbe_pepel, .iDl!llitar IDd of today fail or lag. They iu'e laynl.., ·illke.. , " , . , .. ~ . , ' w -. rtt-:ma , A Spe ' c·lal ' • Ill .. , . i Is Destroyed Friday Night o ·.,. , . Womens Mohair Cardigans 5.95 Racine A beautiful selection of Womens Cardigans hand knit in Italy, cable stitch pattern, raglan ' sleeves, solids in pastels and white and pastel frosted patterns. Sizes Small- Medium and Large Young Baptists L dS , 0 y hD ay i = case of Ft.........e· Nighllaple; frultf\lllf they follow; the -~ .. , ., • Moscow wants iTo Maintain Link to West ' ,~iris ~~~Vsh's Shoe Store 1 1 1 ·Eiberfelds In Pomeroy !!,,.,....,,.,.,...,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,===========,!• I· ... ' ; Parents of a brand-new carl loans I How about you? POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Se rvin g Meigs Cow1ty for over 94 years '• ' POMEROY Mrs. Grace Holter that ber died Pomeroy, Ohlo at his home in a besrt "'"''""·I TONIGHT & SATURDAY IIII ;,~i~o~l~ollowing i include his wife, a daughter, Kathleen, a "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" (Technicolor) , his parents, Mr. Elvis Presley, Hope Lange, Joachim Sr. Tuesday Weld, Millie Pernumber of relatives iD mergs1 kins, John Ireland. county. "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" Joanne Woodward,t Suart MR. CLAGI\Tf DIES Whitman, Edw. Mulhare. Are we all Potential Killers? MEIGS THEATRE Get yow auto loan heJe NOW/ . Stop right there.. Lefs see which big car gives you the most for your money-· l,and the longest warranty:;, RUTLAND Nene-.ahr.itering? Member Federal Reserve System SUN.-MON.-TUES. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation "DR. GOLDFOOT ANO Union Wins but Loses Big' One ' ~ ' ) .:-. j .' '-~ ' ·' - - ·- - =---.... ..... ...... Hl~lnt C•lllt a :=::"..'!. CH!YSUR NI.WPOifT 124' !IU' Ill 165.80 FORD llALAXIE !ltXI Ill' !IO~· 219 $!8.31 $7.41 CHMtlLET IMPALA 119' 2132' . 213 WI IIJI •= BASIS OF COMP'AIIISON-~U ·---~~"ulptlllwltll V.ftllllt, lllllllllkllrl• IIIII~ ..... ttllflnl. JIIIWM W:.\1 .... tid hlter. ~ "'IIIIIIIIIIM ltilt H ••~flf't r.WI prlet, dlwft , ... II 1111nlllb IIIYft'IHb. NetlrldudM 111 1 utru T.tld rot f:l..lofon"' 111 ... cu: wllblr.. llnl, MillllihllltMfl, illltiMtll1 IIIIII'JII. tlltt . . . . iltlfllt. ....,. ., ··~ llewlq - 111111 And now, about the warranty. Chrysler's Is the only 0111 tliat covers the enalne and drive train for 5 years Gl' 'I 60,000 mil&$. FEB. 6-7.a • THE BIKINI MACHIN&" Vincent Print I , TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR WINTER CLEARANCE SALE Save 20% to 50% On Mens & Womens Wear .. _.,,· Six or seveR Gallipolis unteer firemen and two answered the alarm, their the year and third of month. ·:. '' ; -, .' i ' ,.,: ,, , r il! . r ·., .. ' :.r, i ,;,.,,,_ ,,. ' I MIDDLEPORT, 0, • •.. - ., p ., � 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 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 4, 1966 juhling mcclung