https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/559895b4d1a51227756fe3f1744c94ad.pdf 77d81e9052707dac094ac8e1283cf3a5 PDF Text Text ' •' 'I' ,1 •' il ,, • ~­ ::~- 'I • r ~D.ally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-MiddlePGJ:!, 0 ., Feb. 17, 11166 I South African Missionary Work. To Receive 'Donation from Mt_'ddle.port Around And About M,'ddleport pJA SOCIAL Contribution Made to Missionary Family in India by Baptist Circle Honors Plans were made to send • Chrlstmu Carda to the I Rift a member of • and mi... A contribution to missionary ,man of the class boUle caps lonaryto family In India to meeting. . wo<k m Rhodesia, South Africa,, project. 11le group voted to Mr. & Mrs. Ernest H. Jones , provide used clothing for a World Day of Prayer u~tllltb was made at the February Isend $25 tq Pemberton In South and children. Carol, Jean, and , school by the Lovejoy Circle of annouoced for Feb, 25 at.... mg of the Homebuilder's Class IRhodesia, Afri<a for missionary Kenneth ol Columbus were the First Baptist Church Tues- Methodist Church at 1:30 p.m. of_ Ihe Church of Christ •n Iwork. The Rev. Donald Hicks weekend guests of her ,;.,ter day evening at the home of Get well Carda were aent to M1ddleport Tuesday evening at was appointed to secure post Mrs. Harold Chase. Mrs. Gr<OCe Hysell and Mrs. Cethe cbw·ch. cards for the class. Mrs. Ken· and brother-in-law, Mr. and 11le meeting waa opened with ell Brudhnry. Mrs. Harry S. Moore. ~1r. Wendell Gerlach gave the nelh McElhinny WllS named Tommy Moore, son of Mr The Salisbury PTA observed a poem read by the chairman Mrs Edison Baker wao In op~'mng prayer wiLh scripture chAirman of the committee 1o and Mrs. Edward Moore, S. S.a-- Founders Day and honored se- . Am. Manning Kloes. Devotion~ charg~ of the Love Gift reedmg given by Mrs. Norman conler on work to be done in cond Ave. has been returned to ven paal presidenls at the re- were given by Mrs. Frank calion using the poem "If We Yeauger. Mrs. Denver Rice ithe church Ioyer. A welcome his home from Holzer Hospit· gular meeling Tuesday even- Cheesebrew entllled, "Great C...ld Hear," Mrs. Pa~l w<:~: . de~·otmnal ~ha1rman, u:s- 1commtttee was decided upon I al where he bad been a medi- ing at the school. Moments tn the LICe of Jacob," gave the study lesson from mg the lheme, lnm ose Our du•mg the busmess. The Rev. cal patient. I Mrs William Ohlinger pres- by Dr. D. P. idmeyer. She hook "The Church nol f a.tli." . . Donald Hicks gave the clos- ' Fielding Hawkins is reported ident." was in charge ~f the ~ad Bible scripture concern- With' Handa." Durmg the husme~s sessmn the I llig prayre. Iin improving at Holzer Hospit- meeting whirtl opened with the mg the story of Jaeob and clos· Refreshments of a club vui.U lo purcha<e ribbon During the socail hour mem- al in Gallipolis where he is pledge to the flag fuUowed by ed with a pOem prayer, course were t!erved by for song book markers and the hers took part In a skit on 1being treated for a heart condi· devolions by Mrs. Menzel Smith. I During th, business meeUng Chase assisted by her c!_ll~s me tnbers are lo meet to- owdern TV commercials. A des- 1 Uon. Announcements were made con- the group voted to send a glft daughter, Barbara Anthony. Atn1gl1t tTh11rsday! at the chnrch sPrt course was served by the , Rue 'i'uckerman visited re· · cerning County PTA meetings, to Rebecca Norton, daughter tending in addlUon to the above fnr ~· potluck dmner and wQrk h•1~ts, Mr. and Mrs. Norman cently in Glousler with his A Founders Day offering was ot the missionary famUy in In- were Mr. John Fultz, Mn. ::;e:-.:·don on . the markers. f:ach Yeauger, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney. taken. James Wickline's room dia and to send clea nuesd cloth- Clara RUey, Mrs. Charles o~e I'> to bn ng his own table ser- 1Ri ce. Mr_ and Mrs. Don Schill· ; Rus:-lell and in Athens witl1 his 1 won the attendance award. ing to the Mathers School, a wards, Mrs, Jacob Turner Mrs. v1ce for the dmner. :ing, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold son. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tuck- Past presidents were intro- project of the Sanborn Society. Charles Seorles, Mrs. CJ..; Ric. They vul cd lo fn rnish sand-, Long. . erman •nd family. . duced by Mrs. Opba Offutt, Members are lo bring religious hardlon and Berhara Anthony. ~"~_eh!'~ for the BoodmobJ ie visit Attendmg w~re Mrs. McEI- Mrs. Ro~ert B)·er ~ntert~med program chairman, .and each .hiS month and named on the lnnny, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Long, Sunday w1th a family dmner spoke briefly on highlights and c?•~mt llee were Mrs. Wendell \Irs YPager. Mr. and Mrs. Ger- 1party, m observance of her bus. accom~tishments during their S 00 On C.t'rlar·h. M1·s. Cbe>:.ter F.rw!n, ~ larh Mr. and Mrs. Bishop 1 band s birthday anniversary. term of office. A planter was A review of the book, "House Uy tn Utah at the tum of Ma ry Ma li in, Patty Kines and ~lr. and Mrs. Don Shilling and Mr. and Mrs . Paul Smart presented to each including of Many Rooms," written by century and described the ex· Dnrotlw Rak('r_ d<tll~hler Li~fl. i:lfld tht' Rev & S(IE'Dt w~e!iend With thetr S?n I Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Hugh Rodello Hunter was given by perlenees, both sad and joyous. Jop BIShop w•s rra med cha ir· Mrs. Donald and •on, . and famtly,. Mr. and Mrs. Mil·' Bearhs Mrs George Starche Mrs. Bruce Lloyd at a The authoc spoke ol her father ____ i !Juu ton Smart m Perrysburg. ' . · r. ing of the Middleport Literary as a ~'blotd and thunder" preach • g. Mrs. Charles Wise, Jr. of Mrs. Merhn Tracy, Mrs. Offutt Club Wednesday afternoon at er who ruled biB houaebold with F.liS Jmuor Jllom• Waverly, was a contributing &nd Mrs. Jamea WiU. All past the home ol Mrs Roger Mor. Iron and of their gentle bul hostess for the Dorcas Circle pre•denls were · · present ex- gan. firm mother. meeting held Tuesday evening cpt Mrs. Wilham Bartels, who The author had written a deTwelve members respsnded Tu Plan for Bazaar Iat the home of Mrs. John Seines. had Illness m her family. lightful book of the experiences to roll call by naming a woThe .lnnim· Mother 's Cltth of • T. w. Dawson ef Columbus A SKIT ON Founders Day was of the Morman Woodrow lam· man in the news. Miss Solan E~·tstern High School will meet ! and Jon Malama tinis, student pr_esented bY Mrs. Arno ld · Mrs. Park, presldent, led the >lnnd ay February 21 . uo p.m at Ohio Un iversity, visiled Wtll, Mr_'.· Wal_ter Bu.nce and in lhe club collect. Mrs. in Room 109. il l the hi!-: h school. M Ph I Obi hB k Al l molh<•rs of junior' s Hre • ' TMuesday with Mr and Mrs. WiU w~s,. as ~:~mp~~:~ Wit ec y gan_ lsehrved candY during urupd 10 ult('nd I~J st·l t . .,1r. an d Mrs. Norman H. I' eyer. . . : SOC18 eur. o · • r P<'· R· l "' 1er annOUnce the . Cake ICed m wh•te and de- J.>al'i!lg for tht! baza·u· F.· w)l I .11r 0 f •..._.11eS . · -- - mothe-r is asked to brir~ .a s;n~- ll' ngageme nt and app roaching / corated m ~TA colo.rs o~ ~lue Entered Hospital pie of "n arl icle to soid at ' marriage of their daughter, ' gold With the Persons entering Holzer Jlos. lh<> bazaar Donna Jean ne, to Mr. Harlan B., Founders Day, 1897-1966, cof. pltal during the last 24 hours The squa~e dancr s<' hedttlrd . Conly, son_ of_ Mrs. Maxine fee, and kool-ade were ~rved included Mrs. Dorothy A. Hat· for f;•b. l!l, ha.s b!'€n postponed Conly of Galhpolls. bMy Mr. adndMMrs. VG<nrgetSkBirodnner, tley 71 Cedar St . James E . , · r. an rs. mcen • 129 State ·•St. ; Connie· . ick Mr nd M k.e- Bailes, TlH' nPw Jalf' w11J lit> <mnou nc- : ed ldet·. . T~e br.de-el_ect Is a graduate· r. • · a rs. Fran lm Lou Stidham Rt. 1 Galli lis· of Eastern High School and ol 1St HIZer, Mr. and Mrs. David DaA La t~ • 'po ' F"'"'._-.-......,.=;;;..;-.'"""1 Holer Hospilal School of Nurs-. VJS, Mr. and Mrs. Jack CurtiS, RGene ·d LY n,LThurmWn,tMrs. Mr. SandndaMrs. Mlaynsrd UBahr 1 S · g c\ d · · Mr. and Mrs. Renald Browning aymon . ayne, a erloo were u y guess recen y 1 1 1965 , '' , ass o , an . IS em· Forly • three students re. Mr and Mrs Charles Faulk' Star Rt.: Mrs. Homer F. Clary, their son, Mr. and Mrs. C8ah D0 N . ployed at Holzer Hos pitaL Mr ceived grades of 85 or above Mr. and M . w·ll· Soul b ' Rt. 2 Crown City · Mrs. Bud Bahr of Middleport at wblcb Conly is a graduate of Galha . during the third six-weeks per- M · d ~s. ~~~m y, Shaffer Rt 2 E-1ngton· Ro- time the birthday of their Aca df"rn\' and has served three iOO at Eastern Local, Supt. Lar- r. an rs. a ter B er, ld o' s· bold S R ' grandd hte M' C d ~·ears in the Marine Corps and ry Morrison announced The Mr. end Mrs. Robert Armin- na , le ' r., t. 2 Pt. aug r. ISS an ace IN RACINE . is vrest>n ll_v employed at the. are: · y , trout and Eric Hart. I Pleasant; Mrs. Arthur A. Me- Bahr, was observed. ChrJsUne WILL BE CLO SE D ••:oo<l y,.• , pla nl at Apple Gr<>ve. Freshmea - Barbara Bail I Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. Rizer Coy, Henderson, W. Va.; Gary Bahr, a student at Ohio W \"o . J D N K Ra ey, served cake and Mrs. Armin- T. Roach, Pt. Pleasant; Mro, UmverSJty Ul Columbus FRI DAY , FE B. 18, enny ea n, ancy arr, y R0b t E Cbaf18 J Pt PI over the weekend at Tht> wedding wi ll tuke place1 Ka rr Leuora Micbael Louise trout, Mrs. Cw-tls and Mrs. er · . • r., · ea- hem DUE TO A DEA TH Prida y evening Fe b. 25 at tht> Mich~e\ Sandra Newl..;. _ Don Broderick the coU~ and kool-' sant; Mrs. VIctor D. Cales, M~~ Allee Dodson l1ed IN THE FAMIL Y Chester \h•thodist Church at. Rose, S~san Tuttle. ' ' ade. Ravenswood; Carl E. Ambro, Mr a~d Mrs Ra m~a Do n Weese, Owne r , ha lf aft er <even o'clock,_ Rev.'l. Sophomores _ Patti Bahr, ~avenswood ; Charles_ L. Wood, of ·Chester 0,;. ~y last week. '-::=:= ======::! Eugene Emerson off•ctatmg., Dcnms Benedum, Patty Boring, arkersburg: W. Va., Mrs. Ar· Mr. and Mrs. He TIJOmas " An open 'hurch w<<iding, with a , Janet Fick, Vicky Green, Kathy thur L. Halley, Russell, Ky.; were In GallipoUs ~ Tueoday mept1on followmg, is planned. GriHin, Ann Holler, Connie Hoi. George A. Lange, Jr., Strong- and called 00 Mr and Mrs singer, TwUa Karr, Vicki Pooler, VIlle, 0.; Charles E. Sprouse, Blaine Milhoan In the afternoon' Jri W .'iU/Il'r i ntendenl of Jo Toney, Virginia Bush. I Jackson. A surprise party was give~ Juniors- Jackie Bohr, Karen Meditations and material on I Births for William Milhoan Frida ev ,\Pwttrh IS .'iflPttkn Bissell Karen Curler Connie characters of the Bible Mrs. Bud Shaffer, Rl. I Ewing. I tb ,lo ofy bls. R r. H 1l k , ' were I to d ht 6 Wed en ng en e occaa n I " e.'· •· A. "- . of Newar . Hayman, Ca~olyn Hoffman, us.U on lhe program when I " ·. aug er, p.m. nes. l5th birthday. Present · were . -.. i{ mff. .ren('e supe~ mtendent of Brenda Larkms, Sally Mora, Group 11 of the First United. I day, Mrs. Ho~er F. Clary, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, 1.;1· _._ r. ,. ,,. , Ihe free Me.'hod1st church. con-I Roger Stearns, Sina Summer- Pres byterian Church met Tues· Rt. 2 Crown C1ly, son, 6:20 Elaine, Tony •net Mlkt~ his ;dud•-d serv~ees Sunday morn-~ f•eld, Edna McCoy, day evening at the home of Mrs. p.m. Wednesday. grandmother, Mr• Everett Mil· Img • t Ihe Laurel Chff church Senlocs - Bin Allen, Mary Myron Miller. Mrs. Joe Bailey. Discharged hoan, his mother, Kathleen and """ serv~d comm~mon. ; Bahr, Greg BBIIey, Cheryl chairman, led the group in "The Jefferson D. Blair, Freddie Carol. Refreshments of Ice ] A spe<" ml song, Burdens Are I Benlz, Kay Boothe, Joan Ann Lord's Prayer" for the open· R. Bryant, Howard W. Burcream and cake were served. SUPER ;L•IIcd AI Calvary," was p...,. _DaviS, Patly Dorst, Marilyn 1ing. dette, Jerry L. Campbell, An· Mrs. Junior HWit entered the Eugene Karr, L~nda Lark•~•· Delorr' I Mrs. Bailey also gave thony R. . Oook, Lawrence M. St. Jooeph hospital at Parkera1;::ted bv th• Hev. H.I.r r_a.'\lnr, Hnd h1s brother and Maxey, Juha McCoy, Rober- tions entitled, ''Lazarus and Fowler, Timothy T. KJeln, Jas- burg for observation. · ~ tslt>r- m- law , Mr. and Mrs. · ta Trussell. Rich Man" taken from per M. Lowe, Jean Ann Me- Heidi Milhoan visited hert <:ill of Cambridge, The following students re«:iv· book, · Tales Christ Told." Fun Williams, Roy C. Mehl, Mrs. weekend with her cousin, ~~m! ed gr~des of 85 or above dunng raising prejects were discussed, Grace Moser, Mrs, Pear] Oliver, Milboan. SF:CtlNil SON BORN the fJrst semester period at Mrs. Harcy Moore gave the Mrs. Elizabeth Persinger, Chat· Mrs. Thehna Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Swan- Eastern: study lesson which was the les Sharpe, Jr., Mrs. Ercel Van- turned borne Friday from sou have learned of the birth Freshmen - Rosemary An· secood chapter of the study Horn, Mrs. Robert Vlkers, Jlo. zer hospital and 11 much . of a son to lhPic daughler and drew. Barbara Batley, Naomi book, The Book of Jonah." berl L. Williamson, Mrs. Jack proved. Compare it with j son-i n-law. Mr. and Mrs. Gary BISsell, Jenny Dean, Nancy Mrs. Dwight Wallace aave the E. Russell lllld Infant 101. -Mn Gleua Karr, Ray Karr, Leoora Mlcb. Bible study on "Ester Woman a ny wall paint 1 Lt>mons. Elsworth Air B<lse . S. D. Their second son, ael, Louise Michael, Sa~dra of Courage," taken irom the you ' ve ever used! 1ht> ha ~ bet'n named Kerry Dean. Newlun, Don Rose, Sh1rley study commentary. "God Speaks IMrs Lemons Is the fornoer l Rucker, Susan Tuttle to Women ef Today." The . l\•lary Carul S w<:~ n son of Middle- Sophomore• - Patti Bahr meeting was closed with pray: port . Tht'y have another son, Patty Boring, Janet Fick, er. The hostesses, Mrs Miller : LorE'n K Otht> r Green, Kathy GrUfin, Aun and Mrs. Bethel Coleman, conbeautifully me lutlt> Mr.s. George er, Twila Karr, V~cki Pooler. tributing, served dessert course : & · Emporia, Kunsas, and Mrs. Janlors - Jackie Bahr, Kar- to 11 members. 111 W. 2nd 51. Pame rgy, 0 . C!wr les Swa n~on . Gallipelis, eo Carter, Carolyn Hoffman, -==========~g~r:ea~t_;g~r~,n~d~m~o~lh:er~............... , Edna McCoy, Solly Mora, CURE FACE BLEMISHES I' ly Smith, Barbara Spurlock, Adolescents whose e,er SteE~rns , Sina Swnmerfield. blemishes are "raw" can Seniors - Bill Allen, Mnry medicated malce-up. Always Bahr, Cheryl Bentz, Kay Boothe, cleanse the face , thoroughly VIrginia Coleman, Patty uor<~ 1with a medicated 80Sp and ,... Sharon Holsinger' move final traces of cosmetics Knight, J.inda Larkins, Julia Why Don't McCoy, Roberta Trussell. with soft cosmetic puffs dipped Stlldents who have their in an astringent. Use a dean You Ch1nge names in bold type puff. An additional guard grades of 93 or above In all against further Infection Is to Into their subjecls. cover the open aores with aheer patch bandages. This protects Something lhem from being picked at by MEETING CANCELLED nervous fingers. The meeting of Magnolia TemMore ple Pythian Sisters scheduled Comfort1ble 1 for tonight has beeo cancelled BREAD IS INK ERASER DUIIIA. .IIA88 If your child getl lnll: or pendue to the fiaod. cil marks on hlo clothing FULLY The Canadian satlrist, Thom- oothing else is handy, a sm••H II u C. Halibnrton, wrote uoder piece of stale white bread CUSHIONED Lotoat ...,..... -~ ..... rub wt most of the ateln, foar ldjuillbll 1be pen name of Sam Slick. INSOLES lengths lor ticol .... Tho • ..,... ..., ...... GRANNY LOOK EN F.UOU.E winchsupiD If you're sUm yw can com-&eelycwer....,......W pete with yonr teen • age daugh· ZO feet wide Pomeroy, Ohio ter for best • dressed lady "at Tl1P mlswer for tn t'll 1d1o complain loud and long c.. bo -Ded ......... pair, borne." You, too, can Ret Into t.lulf ·t1o l.w;;;illl'.~s sfi (Jf' 1s made with an eye to comfort. TONIGHT 41-1111- .. cw .IloODe-wa)'. u ofblo ued WI a granny fur evenings en fa· NOT OPEN The iuso les art· soft a nd cushioned - all the way corner or bay window•. Loac· 16-I!Oinc:lln .• mille. duwn to ttw tne of the Shoe. The result? You get 5even mee~ Denv(~r H t r' 8 k Un e Hir~s mee~ Wedding Plans Announced by Donna Bohr b~ M • ed OJ'mQnS RevleW Hospa'tal News 43 Students ~nd Q£ E I astern are Q H L' n onor mscr~~tiOn, Rid ge KeOO Soc•'ety Notes ,l BARBER SHOP 1 Easi'est maV.,. • R • , , ove J ef ooms L I Personalities Of t.he Bible A s d'ed re tU - . Kern· Tone CALENDAR Mrs. Young Gives ProgrGm 0 n L'lVI'hg TIIUIISDAY • ROCK SPRINGS Better "LivbJR,reiPIJII8lbly, lata Health club wUI meet Thursday, from the stully book, "Thll : at I p.m., at the home of Mrs. Our Mlnlslry( wu the loP,_ Roy Grueeer, with Mrs. Lewis of lhe pro(l'llm p~ted "' Grueser ill of the pro- Mrs. 11lomJ111 ,Ywng When lbl Fred Goe te• Fr'endly f1.1l...Je of the Feder1 gram and Mrs. • m, "'!' esd tbe contest. ated elwn!h .met Tu ay eveaCIULD CONBERVATIPN Lea- Dl at the c!lurdl. gue wUI meet Thursday at 7' 30 That rna~ chrloUano know p.m. at the Columbia Gas Co. they are -~sible"' od orf olflce. The annual busban"- hoth their olliJii ilctlons' and for nlghl will~o~~edut~:k'est the world 1i ilbich 1liey llvt, 8 apeater of eDI was the them&; of the medlta· wbo will show llldes the liOn by llfn, foung. A d~ H~Et;t_ING WORKERS Uon followed. ·~t·· f the rlse EUB .:· ~· eh : ill En~1hursd Tbe operu~ifi -, W8l foJ.. urc -:.e ev: lowed ~ .~~· ~qbl: at ith Mr fr9m t m lbl wth0 boa~ ey Lord lri~·,.~J:~ ..,.:. hart" Ml'l, as Jnho W~lliJ!!i:,~~~!~etthar raad • JI'IUI)AY scr1pture, ""'~ 3:1-17 and POMEROY CHAPrER No. IMt the offertoJ1 _,~er was given Royal Arch MtlllOD8 will hold Its by Mrs. i Woodsrd. A IIUIIIIII!nspecllon Friday at 7:30 hymn & prM 'D)' the leader p. m. with Charles E. Zimmer-· concluded _, tbf.~:, program. man as Inspecting officer. A Mrs. Carl :~utz resident dinner will be s_erved at 8:30 named -~· b p. m. with the ladies as I th ,;.:. . 011 e comiii.K man •m• SATURDAY members reminded of tho SALISBURY CUB SCOUTS Lenten hrea~fast at the C!llurch Pack 216 wUI have a special on Wedne!lday, February 23, at meeting on Satunlay evening, B a.m. and of the World Day Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. at the Salis- of Prayer service_ at the Porn· bury school. AU pareniB are eroy First BaptiSt church oo Fr"Jday, February 25· urged to attend. Letters of appreciadon wero re~d from Miss Mary Virginia Relbel and Mrs. Wlftlur Perrin I d I f thanks fJ'Qm 8n a SQ noteS 0 several sbut-ins for viSits and remembrances durlna the holj. Ninety. twa young people held day season. I youth rally at the Bradford A colorful valentine arrangeChurch of Chrlsl Monday night, menl on white cover heart A huslness meeting fo1·1owed pace 1 a1 " k" mats, v enwne nap tnl an opening ol hymns and pray· and crofdy made an attraoer tlve I ble for the dessert course A letter from the mission served by Mrs Carl Btllkan hi h h d · . w c a a loss of t3,686 was and Mrs. Henry Ewmg. read. The Youth group sent $15 to lt. Linda Wehrung was elect- Troop 267 Girl• ed as secretary. The rell call showed Bradbury Pomeroy Meet 18, Pomerey 8, visitors 1, Brad· Girls of Troop No. 26'1 met ford 21, Rutland I, Middleport Wednesday, at Mrs. A. R. II Zioo 25 Knight's borne on Lincoln Hill ' · The guest speaker was Ken worked on their badges and Henderson. Mr!l. Henderson played games and daneed. sang several songs and Mr. 11lelr flying up ceremony wao Hicks gave a abort talk on planned for Suoday February 20 teenagers. al the Pomeroy Elementary Refreshments were served ill School where the girls wUI take the basement. part in tbe "Girl Seoul ROUJid. up." NO AGREEMENT Refreshments were oerved by Although anthor!Hes are Twlla Clatworthy. Preaent wero not In agreement on I natural Debbie Howley Becky Triplett bo dary be Debbl Harbrech' Becky d' un tween Europe and e t. Hl)u a. .As1a, a commonly accepted dl· shelt, Bernadette HennesSJ, vlslen of the two cnntlnenla ls Twlla Sue ClatworthJ, ChrlsiJ formed by the Ural Mountains, Davis. Peggy Story. a11d Deflo Ural River, ~asplan Sea, Cau· hie, Crow. Leaden are AprQ casus Mwntalns and the Black Sm1th and Peggy lloudasbeiL Sea, with Its outlets, th<l Jlos. Refrelhments for 11011 week Will porus and Dardanelles. be served by Paggy S!<Jr1. ·fr: thspro~-• . W.,_ Ninety-two Young Peopre Meet at Rally ol ROBLEE. decorative traverse _....... _ ..._,. ....... .... rod--··......,_ ... ...., . --..-. MEIGS THEATRE sport shoe comfort with style that complements any suit. What more could yo u ask? FRIDAY on<l SATURDAY FEB, II and t9 Burt Lancaster "THE TRAIN" Certoon1 Chapman· Canaday SUNDAY1• MONDAY and TuESDAY Fob. 20, 21, 22 "THI CINCINNATI KID" - Technicolorsteve McQuee~, Edw. G. In tho Mlddlo Block Neat to llltorfeldt POMEROY'S QUALITY IHOI ITORI ·· ··~ ·· ···- · ·· - ' · ··-· . .. ... --· - - --.--- - --~ - ~ - RobJDJon, Ann-Margaret, Karl Malden, Tuesday We14 Cab Calloway, Joon Blonden C.lorcartOOM ----- -- · . waring The Pony Express operated between St. Jooepb, Mo., and Sacremento, CaiU., wbenco mail went to San Francisco by steamer. FIRST · QUALITY REGULAR_ 28:' Certified 011 StaHon W, Main II. ttrooa: rord. ooneuled IDohle the rod, .. .......... "" ................ pulley. Eaob ti)IDpleto with IW""MY IQPPO$. • rod ...-. KATE GREENAWAY A Kl~fllhlonby 130-240-1 I'm ut for partiu· or vlllta to Granny In my eoat. alld-dma by Kate GreeDIWay. My crisp lleeveleu While llWD drea bu I big btrtba eollar with IDilf lace coaiJnl, My linen look rayon coat has two front pluta IDd ll!»froeteii cuUt. In pink or blue. &let:l"ru,r .,. plalA rUdM _..,r.l,y, Comptm llfiMioa II( Klncii.U.,., llllrd&uaN. SECOND FLOOR .I UCOND PLOOR • . Elberlelds Pomeroy . . .S h G A ! s~retary Claims Critics • out ern rant pproved Of p li M' ·th p · t 1 Church Folks · o cy Iss e om 1 Souther• Local School Dls-r proval Is expected I• a few Ph)'tllcal Illness equipment lo wASIDNGTON (UP!) _ Secretary of State DuD i trict has obtamed verbal ap- days. be purchaaed with part ol the Rusk said today the anti-Communist fight in Viet Nam proval of a ,18,1189.66 . grant Deem only last week got of. tederal grsnt will loclude bon· was a worldwide issue because "we must make eteu fm an extenSive physiCal fit- flclal approval of a federal zontal bars, mats, parallel bars that the United States keeps its word wherever it u ness project under Tille I of the ~ant of $14.189.38 for a reme- and a tra~pollne. pledged." ' ElemeRtary and Seoondary dial readmg p~am 111 Port· Deem said . there_ will be 200 He said critics of President Johnson's policy mllf School Act, 1t was announced land, Letart, Racme 2-8th grade students part•c•patlng m the the point when they say America is following a ·•statltr The. dny of the o!d fashioned today . by Ronald Deem, local and Racme elementary. . program. and sterile" course which ignores the international facti house and barn ra1S1ngs are supermtendent. Tbe schools approved m the of life. Rusk made the statements in his second lengthy long gone. Members ol the Hy-~ Mr. Deem learned Thursday phySical f•lness program are TAKEN TO HOLZER appearance this J1onth before the Senate Foreign Relasell Run Free MethodiSt Church throush sources in Columbus Portland, Letart, Southern High Middleport Emergency Res- tion.. Committee to defend however, recently brought the line project had been approved. School and the Racine 7-8th. Icue squadmen were summoned the administration'• hand· Ishall oot do and are required 10 custom back m the1r own way.1Official notification of the ap- 8 did 1 at 6-SO p m Thursday to ling of the Viet Nam sitU· accept the consequences ol ..,. . yraeuse e1ementary DO I · · · f de · · " _ , Church members went tt the · qu•llfy for ellber of Ute Tide Cheshire 00 remove Naomi a IOn. term~nations. home of Raymond Keesee, near 1 I projects. Southern H lg b Teaford. R. D. 2, Racine, to He underwent four hours of Rusk s prepared statement Rutland that had been heav-! fi scboollalled to quaDfy fer 'be ! Holzer hospital as a medical ' questioning three weeks ago at ra~ more than e,OOO words ..'ft ily damaged by fire. They roll·, • remedial reading while the Ra· patient. til< outset of the inquiry. re•terated the U.S. contentmn; ed up their sleeves to lend a: ine 1 ,., __ , . . . .. . .. ._ ~t. lhe Hanoi government i band in tearing <kin the. c e ementary was not ia· B:m¥$1·liw.:t\~.~--.- ,.. ,.~'· \i4'<1mgq~ Taylor Sapports Policy wllhng to negotiate only If the . wrecked structure eluded In lhe physical lltu081 MOsCOW IUPI) - Soviet Another leading supporter of United Stales and South VleC program. . . authorities aDDo11114!ed today admlnistration policy, Gen. Nam accept in advance condfl 1 1 p~ ~~ 'th:~h~r!~~ :;s:::~ gr~~ ;~~~~~r~:d·~~ tbal eight Soviet p881011iers Maxwell D. Taylor, spent 6 1·2 tions which would destroy ·~ ary aociety members (above) ern Local thl wee: i u ' died when an Artean-houad hours Thursday defending pre- Saigon regime and lead iO ~· they served an out-door MIAMI (UPI) - A hanker ert Beegle a: tnsU:W~ :~i TU114 airliner crashed oa sent _strategy as_ millions of IcommumzatKin of tho entlro lunch for worken ou the pro-- friend of murdered Jacques Paul Cha rna . . ' tr.keoff Tbanday benue it Amerlcans-mcludmg Pr~sident country. ..:• ject and also as a crew of four IMossier testified today thsl hired to k n. p:"~Y; was • ran lalo a "strong lfUII ol well Johnson-watched and listened The urbane, articulate TA1' worked (at left) Mr and Mrs Mossler had ldo1ized his blonde 1 d t? e over _egthes pred- 1 now." on television and radio. lor, 3 former chairman of Uil · · · v ous u tes as a SIX gra e Ea It ~-iat The secretary a favorite J · t Ch" 1 1 s ff nd Keesee, who have been resid- wife Candy and Utat It wall teacher in the s stem , .' r er unon-.: reportt .. • . . om_ 1e s o ta 1 ing with the Alexander Mays Inconceivable that he could Deem indicat~ tod~ he ls i 101d as maay 11 50 penoat ~rget r~ cr~tics of admimstra- onetime ambassador to Saigdt t family at Hysell Run since the have been a bomos..ual. now aeekin Yto d may bae died when the (VI- tlon . pohcy m Southeast A~a, argued that the United Statoo . fire, hope to rebuild. Mr. Kee. . g 8 person lea ant airllller crubed alld burn- reminded cc;tmml~tee c:1~1cs c~uld attain its objectives t. · see is a patient at Veterans The w•tness, Arthur Lundeen ! the phySJcal ntness program. An ed while taking oR from Moo- that admimstratJoo ofhc1als V1et Nam by following till Memorial Hospital where be of Miami, a director of ~t~u:r WI~h a _degree In phy-. cew's Sberemetievo airport. cannot simply formulate an p1 esent strategy and withOUt underwent major surger MtlSSier's Central Bank SICa ucatiOn IS needed fori ''opinion" but must decide forcing Russia or Communist . It s Y• Trust Co., was the state's 6Sth the program to be launched. ~~lh.tn!U\H 1ll!tUSM what this nation shaU do and China into the battle. An annual $250 scholarship to· . wa reportedth thhere wMas witness in ita attempt to oend l ' 1no msurance on e ouse r. . , b deservmg senK>r was annd M K b · of candy Mossier and her nep ew r~' 8 nounced today by the Middleport~' Hr~ll :;'~ee, bme~ ers a•o alleged lover Melvin Lane Volunt.er Fire Department. "therers to the electric chair.in Fl tabUs'·• th ho~ friends " . the slaymg , of the m11Uonau-e ' remen es lftl\1 e sc · financier "" -~ arship Thursday night and ap· By United Intern ftol~.; ·•· lfiJ · · • · ~- 1Ubslded. · of .the ~tate -today. Except fur day and raadtld .CincinnaU b' · WAfiiiiNGTON- SEN. ERN· pointed five Middleport resi· o Candy was 46 today- by the . . a ' 1'1-ea "" me.. est Gfuening, [)..Alaska, who :dcPts to serve on 8 committee tl) If official records. She says ~ere Tem.peratures d!pp~d mto the The weatherman call~ fer an area of cloudiness in the day. A high of 53.5 feet was ttaald he was talked oot of it award the scholarship this WfiS a mistake in the b1rth teens m much of OhiO early to- ~~ temperature~ durmg the northeastern section, clear skies corded at Cincinnati, which nas last year by Prt!sldl!nt Johoaon, lyear. They are Thomas Kelly, certificates and actually she•dayih as flood threat _eased next few days With some Ught prevailed over Ohio during the a flood level ol 62 feet. Thursday Introduced legislation 'l tearher at Middleport High wao 4(). . on e River an"-"'land snow for the northern portiOn, night. The mercury dipped to The cloud cover over North· to bar the oending ~f draftees School; Rev. Donald Hicks pasTil< state contends thst after , JB m Yoongstown and 19 in ern Ohio was expeded to sweep to S...theast Asia Without con· ,tor of the Middleport Church of the slaymg on _June 30, '.964, Toledo, but f_arther south It southward tonight followed b' gressional · conoent. IChnst: Richard S. Owen, PresiCandy at first tried to con~ce was 23 at Manetta. 25 at Colum· colder temperatores and . dent and Publisher of the Ohi pollee that a burglar committed bus and 30 Ill Dayton. siena! light snow over the eul Gruemng's proposal came as,Valley Publfshin~ Company~ A rna~' of arcUc air over the the crime •_nd !ailing, began to l The crest ol the Ohio River tire state Saturday. Sen. John C. Stenms told the IMayor c. O. Fisher, and north central states today sprea.d stories that the 69-year· "' passed Portsmouth late Thurs· Lows tonight will be most~ Senate that at_ least a parttal i R R Pickens h •sician dropped temperatures to below old NJossler wa~ a homosexual . in the 20s, and the highs Saturcaii·UP of NaUOIIal Guardsmen! · · ' Pl · zero from Moniana to Michl· who probably w•s stabbed and! MANSF~LD, Ohio (UPI) - A p~obate JUdge bas day confined to the upper :101 and reservisls was probable. Department officers said the gan, the UPJ reported. beaten to" death by one of bis 1 ordere~ stenll23tl0n of two mentallr mcompetent, UD· ISS 0 IS and lower 30s He predicted that U. S. troop ' scholarship is being set up to International Falls Minn "gay friends" . mame SISters as soon as their babtes are born some· - - · - -strength in Viet Nam might'encourage education beyond reported 3 temperalure of' 40 Candy'; Eftorts Cited lnme next month. · reach 6110,1100. lthe high school l•vel. It will be l degrees below zero. Grand Much testimony . has been was WEATHER ·presented by the president of Forks, N. D. , saw tmheercury given the aii'ITiale jury during said the sis:Irs a es 19 and 2! bad intelli e a · 0 • Cloudy, light snow, malnlJ MEMPHIS, TENN._- EIGHT ·the fire company annually ot slide to nearly :10 below. the 14 !rial days to the effecl tients of age 6 ' 0 rgless but' ' g nee qu President Novice G. Fawcett north, through S~turday and Negroes charged w1th . t h • /the Alumni banquet In Middle-[ Near-blizzard conditions pro- that sh< tried to convince had no other children. ·1she never got beyond the first of Ohio State University today colder. Low Iorught U • ~ gan1 rape of two wh1te gltls .r·ort. va1led m Montana TAursduy people who knew Mossier to "Doctors came to me with grade. announced names of 563 stu· soutb, were convicted Thursday by an i St d f th night. Five inches of wind-driv- CQJJle fo"Ward with stories that the dilrnenna " the J"udge said dents, including a Pomeroy firl, -J .mtep'a ted JUry. . The a11 ~ rna 10 M'ddl u en1st o e sen 1kor c1assr ot ten snow fell at Wolf Pomt, . he was a homosexual. Assistant "The mother ' wanted the sterl·· "Th ere WI·11 be some crIU·to be honored next Tuesday at ' LOCAL TEMPS panel fixed the sentence of five f 1 feporth mus~ ~~- a:;ca· Mont., three inches at Glendive, State Attorney Arthur Huttoe lization done. 1 advised them cism. It will have to fall. ~ fol- the ninth annual President's The temperature in PorMo( th men at deatb - a penal- ~onU ~~ . ethsc 0 8 . 1 d o~e ~nd heavy snowfall was report- asKed Lundeen to tell the jury I what legal procedures to fellow lowed what was my consc.ence Scholarship Recognition Dinner. roy's business district at 11:2$ ly which Tennessee has not G1~de ef supe•m.;r en~s ed in the mountains. bow Mossier behaved towanl, to bring the matter officially to aod the law." the judge said. The scholars invited were lis~ a.m. today was 39 degree• wr 0 carried etJt In more than five heel. hu hs or beeawa dng ftede Pollee asked motorists to hb; wlfe, il former model. my attention " Freehaler said as far as be ed on the university's honor der sunny skies. scoars1p ave n ra flth " u· · years. lor lh dl to to f 11 stay o e roads at the height He was most ao etlous After Freehafer ordered the knew, only one other probate rolls for boti1 the spring and 0 ow. The jnry, which Included two e rec rs of the storm . which lessened as toward her," Lundeen said. "I sister• mentaUy incompetent judge in Ohio had issued a autumn quarters of 1965. All NOW YOU KNOW Negroes, set the sentence of The fire department said it . it moved into the Midwest. Thir- thought he loved her deeply. I the mother gave permission for court erder for sterilization. will receive commemorative Tbe logo&ype TASS It a !he other three men at 99 years will llold a special pruject each ly mile an hour winda whipped would uoe the phrase bel the surgery. Only one ol the sis- This occurred in 1962 in Mus· medallions. Mias Jennifer Lohse, abbreviation for Telqra!IIOyo In prlonn. Two other defendants year to raise funds for the lhe snow m many ar·•as. <ConUuued on Page 2) ters had gone to acbool, and klngum County. daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Har- Agentstvo Sovetatovo Soa1ta, were acquitted by the panel scholarship. olt Lohse, Cave-st, is to be whlcb meaao Tel'lfaplde AI... which deliberated !0 hours. honored 1cy of the Savtet Unloa. In other activity, It was an- I =:::.:.::::.·-------~..:.:......:....:.:._ ____ _ ~WASHINGTON - BARGAIN· n~mced a chicken barbeeue j lng Is expected to begin next 1WIII be held on Saturday, Feb. 1 week between the United Mlnes l26, starting at II a. m. on Race- 1 Workers Union and mine op- st by the vUiage hall. Carry out 1 orators for a new contract for tboxes will he provided. 11le fire40,1100 soft coal miners. ·men will provide a half chicken, . The first of two Meigs county accidents investlgat· The UMW Wage Polley col• slaw, baked beans and poed Thursday by the State Highway patrol occurred at Commlttee Thursday authorlz-: tall' chips. · 10:54 a.m. on State Route 1:14, a mile north of Sytacust. ed President W. A. (Tony) Boy·i Firenion also made plans to No one was injured in either accident. 1 le to begin negotiations. De- hotn a slate trainjng school beOfficers said that Herbert S. Parker, 55, Syracuse, mands were e>pected te include !giitnlng March I and ~ntinuing enroute to Pomeroy, had pulled to the edge of the wawage Increases, longer vaca- 112 weeks with Lloyd· Gill, Me ~ ter covering the road. Behind him, Eva F. Teaford, 37, Uoos, paid hollda)'tl and mini· Arthur, as Instructor. The de· Racine, failed to stop and I mum crew sl2es for some Ipartment accepted the resign a· her <ar struck the rear of Thl'l'e was moderate damap equlpm011t. tlon ol G<rald IPOI' Wee) An- . the Parker car. · to both vehicle~. No one wu 1thony as treasurer and elected ~ mjured. No charge was llted. !lAGON u. S. AIRIWavne Gibbons. Anthony re· 11Jere was heavy damage_ to Arrested by the patrol 11JursForce and Navy planes arelSigned because he Is working ·· the Teaford car and medmm day In Rio Grande, MID Ref. o)'tltemaUcally del!lroylng 12,out of town. 4amage to the Parker car. mond, 23, Boomer, w. Va. waa prime tsrgetl In the 100 square----The patrol cited Mrs. Teaford ,fined flO and coots for ~ mile nglon surrounding blstor-1 Y-u• Momorlol llolpllat to Meigs C...nty Cou~ Feb. ling by Mayor Genr&e S. Norfb. 1c Dlon 'illen Phu in the heart I AdmluloDt - WIUtam · Gil25, on a charge of failure to up. of Communist North VIet N•m. l key, Pomeroy; James King, Le!lop within the assnred clear Other patrol arresta an American military spok... tart, W. Va.: Dorthella Boyer, dlatence. ed Earl D. Rose, IIi, Taylot~ 111811 oald lqday. Mason; Byroo Jay, Pomeroy; ' A tractor-troller operated by Mich., speedlna, bonded to ..,. The opqt~an said the tar- Keith Aelker, Middleport. Robert L. Jackoon, :ill, Seale, pear In muolclpal court Feb. lela IJiclilcle liDCIMtory bar· Dlleb111101 - Norman Wooll, ATTEND CONFERENCE - Better ut!UzalioD of pasture Is discussed by Dr. Robert Van Keuren (center), Ala., and a slate truct driven 18; John E. S.voge, 31, C.. raeJtt luJie storage hulldlnp, Harrlaonvllle; Naomi London, Research Center agronomist, with Clay Jordan (left) and Robert Bishop, of the, Southeastern Br&Dcb at by Chester A. Dolley, U, Rt. 2 lumbus, speedlna, bonded to IAI1Drntotrat1Ve centers and the Syracuse; Orville Arms, PomCarpenter. They were among 23 men attending the anliull Farm Managers and ' Co·Worken Conference Albany, collided at S:20 p.m. appear Feb. '.I; ARI!II Jlarttey, 11 ttqUAre-bllla Olen Bien Pbuleroy; Carrie Osborne, Jteeds. at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Dev,topment Center February 14-17. Robert Bishop and Clay Jor· ThUrsdaY OD Oblo 7, 90VetJ. 27, Columbus, speedina, cited dan Gf Cai-oenter were among 23 men att~ding a 4-day conference of farm managers and u..ir co-work· llrfleld birracb and storage!ville. lltttbs of a mile 1011tb of MJd. Feb. II; Yearold S. \'JioD, ., ers at the bhio Agricultqral Research and Development Center in Wooster this week. Bishop is manager itli miles west of dleport. Both were lllllllhbound. Madisonville, Ky., IJ8'Blll!l Oil 'a •· • aild Jotd·an an employee of the Center's 330:trere So11theastern Branch. Latest research flqdiDgs in a JlanQI. Melfi• Geaml Hnopltal Officero uld Jackson atert- curve, bonded for Fell. It IIIII wide range of agricultural areas were reported bY ~enter scientists. Topics included 'Wheat ~lng aru!. Adlllio!IIOII - Remalee NI-l ed to pass the state truck jusl Ray C. Rife, U, Olelbh, ...... testing, ~orn vari~tles, pesticide analysis and educalloa~l programs; plal\t &Dalysisi forage productioD alltl ~· - . DAMAGE erl, Middleport. u Dal\eY alerted to make , 1 ing wbtte ~ loiiM " !IN eellma~ at $1 mllllonj Dfcdtarleo - •Cora Folinerj utillza~op, Wlage, continuous corn, com h!U,'vesttng; lawn establlsbulent and Clfl!, care of woody ornaleft lura IDto tba lloheun yanii.IIIU for I llearilll Fib; ...,, ,:· ' .. men\il shrUbs, fence row weed control, .aHillfa weeVllatudles, anti corD diseases. · .· ICIIDIJI!tled! 011 PICe 2) l'omeJ'07. ' • Jd . eVIVe o R • PfaCtJce Ca dywas . · __, ______ ' I Jd0IJZed says W'tI ness s::i t a Firemen Establish Sch0Iarship andl T emperat.. u~es simp~y ~o~~.g ·~:Powers ArCliC A' puts Mercury BeIOW zero D• R• lp IVers Fa11•Ing Pren o: Mansfield Judge F0 IIOWS HIS' Consci"enCP and Law 0r: oc""' M' L hse • ,. _ Top &holar • r Four Automobiles Wrecked, No One Injured Thursday l . • • ,. , > •. I . .. '-:"'·•~ 1 • " ~ •. "· . .., . . . . .. ; • Incl.._ - bear I ,Pomeroy ., ' . '' , .... . , ... , .. . . • • Rusk Holds • • or • • here 1ven IS acred 1 Ki t:Ul:a ~------~-----------------------------------------------------------------------------.2~; -------VO!. XVII N(i). 254 POMEROY-MIDOI.EI'ORT, OHIO FRIDAY, FEBRI:JARY 18, 1966 "55c FIVE CENT$, fu dlfferentl f ,.; i • . - ·~~ ~ ~~~!s~aCha[~~·t~~e:~~~·~u~~~~~~~:a~.~erem~= B.R.W. HARDWARE • ...• = . .... o Detloted To The,,.,.,...,. Ol'f.. JI.JpM•• ',4,.. Pro~~_.-·. All*~ •'ll • II ~~ · 1 LEATHER SUPPLY e r· I ··nttne at y char•• =of Mr/y·.:.f ' )'· .' ' I ' ... ....... . . ·-· . .... ..,.. .,.... .-- 0&· ~~- •• �' t ' ' .:,.~ lelltlul, Pomeroy-Mlddl~rt, 0., A. P. Sloan, Industrial ·Giant,.Dies ·a t 90 ., ' • Feb•. 18, 1. . ,I .f .• I C-&J Captures 20th Straight Independent Loop Win '· " ',, Dally Sentinei:__Pome~oy-~~~~l"'rt/O:io!•~: •)8;, 22 55 111112· 6 It J AuLu ' 14 30 4t 115 ~'llllStone G & ,J AuLu \ t'~resLune '·~. . ·~ f.'l'!t! ' lll\l , t , , Elberlelds Welbers ~~ ~ ~inion Jets I·Dunlops II I I t 11 7 1J :1 . ·-11 i 11 First plaoe G & J Auto l'arll, But, GW llacl , All'OII BufllnR- double ft&um, Ned S,wlndell roon 7-0-14: 8. Eaotman 5+14; 1 G & J Auto <1111- C. Wolle ST"NDINGS with 29 poin11 ~Y Gary Lashley ton and Bob Mpes eacb with 15 led the winners wltb 18. Dale ~\mnlnllllam 4-U; K. Caldw•ll 12-1-26; A. Buffington 7-2-16 ; L TEAM w.. and Z6 by Carl WoHe smaabed and Davo Holter bad II. G&J Harriaon bad 14, Bob Eastman 2-.'>-9; G. Colllno 4-2-10; N Swm- RutJm 2-64 : 0 'loiter 7-0-14; I 110<0nd place Firestone 5111) by a led 81-49 after three periods. 12 and George Collins 10. Boll dell 3-18. Tol81s 25-23-73. B. Roush 3-1-7: G. Lashley i2· Man, the apes, monkeys, tar- I · · '· 112-e margin Tburaday nlgbtla Elbeflelcla ol Pomeroy down- Kirkbride wu hlgb for the Wt.U..rs 1511 - B. Kirkbride 5-2•: B. Miles 8-0-16. Totals 51- siers and l•mura are the mam- 11 Ia esUmated there "' Gallipolis Independent Baskol.- ed Wethers 73-66 as the Pome- losers with 13, Herb Shri!H!I' had 5J-13; R. Wether ~; H. 11).112. mals included in Jhe order of a·,OGO pbyslmans lD New · Yfk ball League play In WashiJiilon roy l!llund took a two game lend 12 and John Fuller 10. .Shriner f>-2-12: S. Fuller 4-1-9, ~irestone <651 - J. Milhoan prlmates. 'City. · Scbool gym. over lbe fourlb place Wethers. The Vlnlon Jets won by a J. Fuller 2-&-10: J, Adams 3-1).6; !1-~21: -G. Abels 1-1·3: J. Turn-' -....--- .-................,...,....,.....,........,..,....,.....,..~~ John Milhoan hit 21 for Fire- Elberlelda are In third. :lorteit over Dunlops of Polnl(fooals 22·12-56. " 6-3-15: B. Jenkins 2.().4: w.: ii'J stone and Paul Smith bad 211. l!:lberfelds had four men In P:•aaant. · I<:lberlelda 19 33 48 7~ Co'lins 1~: P. Smith 8-4-lll. ' JIIJ Still Plenty of B1rg1lns ..• [ Elbe~~ ~~!...::_D. __Harri-•W•Iheni 16 33 48 56 Totals 27-JHS. TWO-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVIU ON REQUEST Robinson's DRY CLEANING Cleonen . Providence Loses First Home Tilt in 39 Chances Pomeroy I uti FEBRU~RY Colle~e Basketball Results ALL STARS (i.l CLEARANCE . :;~ SALE q t. l Drastic Reductions On All Seasonable Merchandise. "" ~~ DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. ' '" ' •, Home Of Arrow Shirts You're mad for tht' mod lt~ol The smocked front, frill cull little PI collar.lt's a Daisy pattern in Bristol Blue, PitTa- dllly fink, Cambridge Catm~ l or Ye·Ye Yellow. Size1 10 to 16 (i' Shapely Classic ., . the smart V,lrt to be · U'lll in. • As Hvtrtiltd in MademPisPII•· NEW YORK CLOTHING POMEROY FIRESTONE CHAMPION OR iver News New Safety CHAMPION TIRES MOUNTED FREE Tires Bllanced Including Weights $1.00 lean over backwarda to EARN DAIRY VALLEY tOut IDauraiiGe With ' P.S: at The Pomeroy Bridge ••• 1 arz11 ••• •• MULLEN Insurance Agency Inc. Pltono WY 2-331 t 1ll 1. 2ncl St. Pomeroy, 0. IS THI TIME TOIUYA ... 61 Chevrolet 4 Dr. AN EXTRA Hardtop. All good while sidewall tlroo. Radio and heater. Black with while top. McCULLOCH OL' MOOTI.f?l IS R>ltEVEit VAF'PIN& ABOUT WI-lEN fi!:'LI. BE SIXTY• FIVE ANt:> TAI<I'-IG L.ll'e EASY•• .. 63 Chevy II Nova SUPER·MAC CHAIN Radio and heater. Extra clean. Low mileage. ·1, ~- ' 62 Volkswagen Radio and beater. SWl roof. Real money saver. 64 Corvair WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW Very low mlleage, 3 speed Irons. All white Real beauty. McCUI..LOCH. 58 Cadillac Loaded with extru. New paint CHAIN SAW IJPI Rriefs 'WUM 11" WIIDID let W &. OWN . . ,llaarMIIgsO.•~tr•f Hospital · WY'l'J·2176 " •• • J.• ' . ' ' ' TlmJ of tootfn1 It dream t'ar!l you can't buy? job, 59 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 cylinder. Standard shift, Nlee second~~59,Ford Country Sedan 5tltlonwa&on. AutomaUe 11'1111. Bargain. 1Jet1 deal wet-limited time oHerl MEIGS EQUIPMENT ' COi • DRIVE ACHARGER! . MOTORS DISCOUNT ~ ( ' '. POMEROY Shorty H...,, Owlitr WY 2·2050 POMEROY, O. Tbe cars you ' '' at the Auto Show and never see the one you nn buy, ~ight now , today, at JOur Dod&e dealer's. It's Charger, a fuU·sizt>d, fastback action car that's all primed up and rea· dy to .o. With V8 power, Bucket seals; fore and aft. Full-length console. Disappearing hea~lill:hts thlt disappear without a trace. R.ear seats ,tbat DO IT TODAY! R. H. Rawlings Sons Co.: II.Uicki.J convert tnto • spacious cargo compart· menL Jult pop tbe rear buckets down and watth the nraO apaee 'ao up. That's Chargeor-bre<~th· takinc new leader of the Dodge Rebellion. UnHI JOU've see• It; you biven't seen everything from Dodge for '66. Charger, a brawny, powerful drttm ear thlt m~de it-all the war ·to yonr llodlo deJ!er'•· . i. ' !I~ tee a£ain? Well. then, do somethin& about it "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 815. SecRd A... - ' ' I· ' �' t ' ' .:,.~ lelltlul, Pomeroy-Mlddl~rt, 0., A. P. Sloan, Industrial ·Giant,.Dies ·a t 90 ., ' • Feb•. 18, 1. . ,I .f .• I C-&J Captures 20th Straight Independent Loop Win '· " ',, Dally Sentinei:__Pome~oy-~~~~l"'rt/O:io!•~: •)8;, 22 55 111112· 6 It J AuLu ' 14 30 4t 115 ~'llllStone G & ,J AuLu \ t'~resLune '·~. . ·~ f.'l'!t! ' lll\l , t , , Elberlelds Welbers ~~ ~ ~inion Jets I·Dunlops II I I t 11 7 1J :1 . ·-11 i 11 First plaoe G & J Auto l'arll, But, GW llacl , All'OII BufllnR- double ft&um, Ned S,wlndell roon 7-0-14: 8. Eaotman 5+14; 1 G & J Auto <1111- C. Wolle ST"NDINGS with 29 poin11 ~Y Gary Lashley ton and Bob Mpes eacb with 15 led the winners wltb 18. Dale ~\mnlnllllam 4-U; K. Caldw•ll 12-1-26; A. Buffington 7-2-16 ; L TEAM w.. and Z6 by Carl WoHe smaabed and Davo Holter bad II. G&J Harriaon bad 14, Bob Eastman 2-.'>-9; G. Colllno 4-2-10; N Swm- RutJm 2-64 : 0 'loiter 7-0-14; I 110<0nd place Firestone 5111) by a led 81-49 after three periods. 12 and George Collins 10. Boll dell 3-18. Tol81s 25-23-73. B. Roush 3-1-7: G. Lashley i2· Man, the apes, monkeys, tar- I · · '· 112-e margin Tburaday nlgbtla Elbeflelcla ol Pomeroy down- Kirkbride wu hlgb for the Wt.U..rs 1511 - B. Kirkbride 5-2•: B. Miles 8-0-16. Totals 51- siers and l•mura are the mam- 11 Ia esUmated there "' Gallipolis Independent Baskol.- ed Wethers 73-66 as the Pome- losers with 13, Herb Shri!H!I' had 5J-13; R. Wether ~; H. 11).112. mals included in Jhe order of a·,OGO pbyslmans lD New · Yfk ball League play In WashiJiilon roy l!llund took a two game lend 12 and John Fuller 10. .Shriner f>-2-12: S. Fuller 4-1-9, ~irestone <651 - J. Milhoan prlmates. 'City. · Scbool gym. over lbe fourlb place Wethers. The Vlnlon Jets won by a J. Fuller 2-&-10: J, Adams 3-1).6; !1-~21: -G. Abels 1-1·3: J. Turn-' -....--- .-................,...,....,.....,........,..,....,.....,..~~ John Milhoan hit 21 for Fire- Elberlelda are In third. :lorteit over Dunlops of Polnl(fooals 22·12-56. " 6-3-15: B. Jenkins 2.().4: w.: ii'J stone and Paul Smith bad 211. l!:lberfelds had four men In P:•aaant. · I<:lberlelda 19 33 48 7~ Co'lins 1~: P. Smith 8-4-lll. ' JIIJ Still Plenty of B1rg1lns ..• [ Elbe~~ ~~!...::_D. __Harri-•W•Iheni 16 33 48 56 Totals 27-JHS. TWO-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVIU ON REQUEST Robinson's DRY CLEANING Cleonen . Providence Loses First Home Tilt in 39 Chances Pomeroy I uti FEBRU~RY Colle~e Basketball Results ALL STARS (i.l CLEARANCE . :;~ SALE q t. l Drastic Reductions On All Seasonable Merchandise. "" ~~ DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. ' '" ' •, Home Of Arrow Shirts You're mad for tht' mod lt~ol The smocked front, frill cull little PI collar.lt's a Daisy pattern in Bristol Blue, PitTa- dllly fink, Cambridge Catm~ l or Ye·Ye Yellow. Size1 10 to 16 (i' Shapely Classic ., . the smart V,lrt to be · U'lll in. • As Hvtrtiltd in MademPisPII•· NEW YORK CLOTHING POMEROY FIRESTONE CHAMPION OR iver News New Safety CHAMPION TIRES MOUNTED FREE Tires Bllanced Including Weights $1.00 lean over backwarda to EARN DAIRY VALLEY tOut IDauraiiGe With ' P.S: at The Pomeroy Bridge ••• 1 arz11 ••• •• MULLEN Insurance Agency Inc. Pltono WY 2-331 t 1ll 1. 2ncl St. Pomeroy, 0. IS THI TIME TOIUYA ... 61 Chevrolet 4 Dr. AN EXTRA Hardtop. All good while sidewall tlroo. Radio and heater. Black with while top. McCULLOCH OL' MOOTI.f?l IS R>ltEVEit VAF'PIN& ABOUT WI-lEN fi!:'LI. BE SIXTY• FIVE ANt:> TAI<I'-IG L.ll'e EASY•• .. 63 Chevy II Nova SUPER·MAC CHAIN Radio and heater. Extra clean. Low mileage. ·1, ~- ' 62 Volkswagen Radio and beater. SWl roof. Real money saver. 64 Corvair WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW Very low mlleage, 3 speed Irons. All white Real beauty. McCUI..LOCH. 58 Cadillac Loaded with extru. New paint CHAIN SAW IJPI Rriefs 'WUM 11" WIIDID let W &. OWN . . ,llaarMIIgsO.•~tr•f Hospital · WY'l'J·2176 " •• • J.• ' . ' ' ' TlmJ of tootfn1 It dream t'ar!l you can't buy? job, 59 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 cylinder. Standard shift, Nlee second~~59,Ford Country Sedan 5tltlonwa&on. AutomaUe 11'1111. Bargain. 1Jet1 deal wet-limited time oHerl MEIGS EQUIPMENT ' COi • DRIVE ACHARGER! . MOTORS DISCOUNT ~ ( ' '. POMEROY Shorty H...,, Owlitr WY 2·2050 POMEROY, O. Tbe cars you ' '' at the Auto Show and never see the one you nn buy, ~ight now , today, at JOur Dod&e dealer's. It's Charger, a fuU·sizt>d, fastback action car that's all primed up and rea· dy to .o. With V8 power, Bucket seals; fore and aft. Full-length console. Disappearing hea~lill:hts thlt disappear without a trace. R.ear seats ,tbat DO IT TODAY! R. H. Rawlings Sons Co.: II.Uicki.J convert tnto • spacious cargo compart· menL Jult pop tbe rear buckets down and watth the nraO apaee 'ao up. That's Chargeor-bre<~th· takinc new leader of the Dodge Rebellion. UnHI JOU've see• It; you biven't seen everything from Dodge for '66. Charger, a brawny, powerful drttm ear thlt m~de it-all the war ·to yonr llodlo deJ!er'•· . i. ' !I~ tee a£ain? Well. then, do somethin& about it "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 815. SecRd A... - ' ' I· ' �.• ' ' 11 • but lo ln'er)'One'a ..,.. she arrived July 18 and CJay1\YlJ. \ n yMe) Rip Engle Jn A•1Shape For U•S•Army Call · Slt• Quils . 4--DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Feb. 18, 1988 , - - - - - - - - Caldwell Pulls Out WORN II HELEN HELP US! \ ~~~;·•even OIUIJ!ia 81GNID pounds, eight Of Demoerat Raee This almost caused a In our marriage PT. PLEASANT - Lewis 1. PT. PLEASANT ~ AD onlet people didn.'t mind Caldwell, Point Pleasant, who has been slped by Judll! • o/ .Y • ._. ' '"llingown business, and kept filed u 1 candidate or the Jame!! tee 'l'IIOmpSoll ' In I hi 1I~ us it wasn't poeaible. House of Delegates lrnm Mason bastardy· acttop styled .State .., IBN LASIII!S wrm MY AGAIN Then to everyone's surprise, County on the Democrat tleketl . Wm Vli'ginla <'E • M · Nut '·. IYPEWIIITBR IUBliON D•ar Helen: second daughter, who was hn. an1101111<ed his withdrawal · LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - · JeiiD Gerlach vs. Oscaf Friilto You said somebody due on sept. 22, arrived Au- ' from the race In favor of Law- cassius Claj, tile sell..tyled lin Gerlach, to· Wblcb ibi .·4.., caleb you up wben you gust 16, and weigbed eight renee Pl811ts. 1"Greateat," appeared beaded UNIY.ERSITY PARK, Pa. lebdant pleaded gUilty ~ Leoklng for lnupon1lve THAT A 18 LB. lwo ounces. Again, PtlO- 'l'lle withdrawal 91 Caldwen ·today lor tb8 greatest llgbts of (UPI) -OIIrlea A. (R.tpl \court ordl!red 'bini io paf t$0 ths" baby was probably !bought we were crazy. leaves Mr. Planta as tb8 only lbb career, provlai be's I En8]e, who never bad a loltng per niolltb support 8lld ""·" more to premature parents Tb lat candidate for the House of Del- 1soldlel' and winDing !be public season lD IS yeat1 as Penn ·~or medical 8lld ~llal . . . premature blrth. You are ~::n:/~~[ 2 e~u~ur tblr~ l egates on the Democrat ticket.' approval thai eluded blm alter : State's bead football coach, lneurred by the J)!rtiJ and trea~ II the woman won a $10 MaY 5 • d "':ed IRepublican candidate iS lncum· rillg victories. Iformally announced hb reltr.. ment 1 1 VISIT OUR from her hDSband on your poun"J:. n? 0 ' ~ we bent Brerry Jones. 'lbe heavyweight champlon i ment today. • so, she should give it back, These facts" can u~ · btai ed received ·• t-A classHicatlon Ills succ_, 1'/u expedtd!lald, · · berause "preemies" CAN from our doctor -J ~ J n AcrJON 18 F1LI!D Thursday from bls Louisville to be backlleld .coach Joe 1 Walker ,oald Engle, deaplta ~ fir seven pounds, and more. · Dear J. · · · · POIN drift board, making him Paterno who holds tht title of bls retirement, "will be avallao · ....;....._ did. Look; like I'm due 1 T PLEASANT- A clv- ememely vulnerable to th associate eoadl and has been ; ble to !be university lor ipec!al JOU •'• • 1 was married in October. other ten lashes with rn;rl~ ~~~:ll•:f ' : =.:~ed ~=~ Army draft and placing ble credited fvr devel~g l!1lch assig!unents. He baa alwa~ Ifit'IWOJIJ,zeplaceltwitha Our baby was due on writer ribbon-but I DID say sl led W dell Wllllams March a title defense ogalnst outstandlng <tuarlerbacks as been one o{ !be university s Fldelllolle Dittncmd _ the "probablv." _ H S:nJ . en A Slov • "· Erale Terrell In jeopardy. I Riehle Lucas, MUt Plum, Pete best ambaasadors and he. wDl"'".,. '"·t . · 1o · · amm · er, lloclney, U Lonisvllle'a March draft I Liske and ,\1 Jadm.. CO!!Unue to lUI lhb role." ........, ':"" liV$I you n~er Dear Helen· Ohio, arul Wayne Kincaid. Jr., quut.o Is the same as in rectntl Engle who will be 60 March E I ' .....Uelife,ionpr!I!COrdlife. · Pt. Pleasant. The plainlill Is months Clay Ul be In the : u ,.Jd' "coa hlng h been J ns • s owrall record · Watching the commerclals demanding damsges In the...., Army before u' : ' . fight wblchi ~M andc di":, ~ ohowed 1M victories, 41 loQes Flilllllllllilll. $4.95 1 OPTOMETRISI' yet of $41Th,070.66ctllrom,_ the defend- c:annot b moved 1o !tence but i UIIZihe II • • , fnM ' Office BoUI'I: 9 to 12. 2 10 o ICiosa at Noon on · own. , an1s. e a on ,. the result date. II Clay Is drafted bla title' decided that 1965 woold be my 1 ,,_' "' ' WER~·ER Tblll'l. - EIISI COurt St.. Pomeroy " ..,,... clever- a good part ollol a two vehicle accident 01> wiD be frozen his final season ' and 11164 and Engle's record ,., '=""""""""""""""'""'"""""""""======="'-'llben. ;nyb?w. Why don't they; curring July If, 1965 on Bt.ole discharge a mlnlmum of two "Now I Is the Ume to also .Included Liberty Bowl ,, • l~e v:slng me~ to work Route 2. The plaintiff clalma be years. ' retire before the game leses Its vlctorJes nver Alabama 81ld Ill , OGRAMS. - T.G. received. permanent InJuries In "Why pick me?" was the fun fur me personally." Oregon and a Gator Bowl 10 CJt A LIMIT TO LOYALTY lbe accJdent. Immediate reaction of Clay, Unlverolty President Eric A. triumph over Georgia Tech, Ills •-.n·. who was contacted at hill Walker said al"'"""" Engle's only bowl loss wu to Florldn In N. 2nll ,..,.. Middleport Dear Her. Miami n---h 1ra1 , ·~... the 1962 Gator BoWl. · '• My busband walked out a!- Pleasaol Valley PJ..oant , """" nlng headquar· retirement will not become ~~~~=;;;:_===~!E!!E!!E!!E!~!E!!E!il£!; ter 26 years of cheating and ADMITTED: Mrs. Gladys ters. 'Why seek me out and effective until July I, a ,ft~hting. Before our divorce was!Rhodes, Pt. Pleasant; Wallace a JJPOCIII 00~ 81ld ball IIICCOtiOI' would be named final be had moved in with Jordan, Pt. Pleasant; WIDiam ,. meeting ,on II. wllbln the week, 1 lanotber woman. 1 am gettingiWrlght, Gallipolis; Charles I pay the salaries of at least In !be 10 years I have been tile alimony the judge would !Stone, Leon; Tberesa Whitting- 2,000 men a year, For two president of Peno State, I me. and it isn't enough 'ton, Pt. Pleasant. fights I pay lor two modern would Ml have uked for more tile years of misery I pul l DISCHARGED: Gene R. Hern bomber jets. I can't understand In a football coaeb," Walker i For 25 years I couldn't I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Er· why they picked me without I'~~~~n:t:b~e sigbt of him! I only Iwin and son, Pl. Pleasant: testing me to aee II I'm wiser Ito__W_uhlngton._.=.._ _ _ __ Ic to a divorce because Mrs. Richard Snodgrass a 1 d or worser. I'm flghtlng m a paid plenty for it I daughler, Gallipolis; Erlc Ny- same ~e out of 10 soldier;: WHAT 18 THE TRUTH ... But In spite of the torment !strom, Henderson; Mrs. Ches- :;;:,utdn t ~Ill! to take part In, he put me lhrougb, my daugh- oter Corhran, Pt. Pleasant; RobY add · ler had the nerve to visit him erl Wallace, Hogsett; Mrs. Man- Clay hod Dunked two Anny wiJh Tbat Woman in the house ' lord Bauer, Sr.. Pt. Pleuant. Intelligence tests to be categorano take him a birthday pre·[ l!ed 1-Y, a deferred status. But sent. She even took her hcsband 1 ASK TO WED the Army lowered Its IQ and cbildren with ber, and allow: PT. PLEASANT - Three cou- requirements beeause of tho W'll.fl the cbildren to call him J pies made applications for mar- c~re~t VIet Nam criSiS. Tho ._., to tbla queo11on pllll I bave told my daughter riage licenses In the oJflce of He s 24 years old and single many more importaDI facto cu 80 doesn't need to see me a- the County Clerk. Applying ~~t puts him right up bo fouDd ln lbe rovoalh'f aew Do you blame m~? were David AUan Simpson, 11, there, said J. Allen Sber~, booklet. ·~~AboutNem WEST COAST LUMth:R and Furious Pomeroy and Becky Ann GanJ. chalnnan of local board 47. A Daalneu. Write, pboae or rioil H and F: ner, ll, New Haveo. James lot depends on v?lunteers an~ • today lor )'<l1ll FREB cop1• We'll Bhow you how to panel an ordiYes, 1 blame you. But William Gress, 21, New Haven right now we doni have any. l'boroiSDoobiiJotlon. nary room .•. to make it into an outand Mary Jane Webb, 19, Ne~ Cia~ Is sure to appeal the ~ If Haven, and Terry Wayne Gray, Iboards deci&l?n although SberBADIOIIWl' atanding glamor spot in your home. il 19, Pt. Pleas .. t, and Romona 1 man, a Loutsille attorney, said "~= Our West Coast lumber paneling will Kay Weikle 16 Pt Pleasant. be did not think 1 IItle light make any room glow with a fresh new __:_-=·.:::~ would eonstitute a legal reason warmth and beauty I ~ 00 point telling you why. lor a deferment. If Clay'• fi1 • • Hate, bitterness, revenge appeal II turned down unanlr • Phone WY-2-2115 ;1 r1,_ and alimony, What a lovely mous!y, !ben !be champ bas 110 LY 3-4550 M .pt/ Where Your Dollars ~:~e you'll bave! _ H. But II lt'o a oplit M5 E. State St. Athtnl ulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio AND SUPPLY CO. Buy More Helen: . decision, be em lakl hla~cua~,.,.,.,=,.,.,.,!l!!!!!!t.b.=""'""""""""""""""""""""'"""-----""",..J Our son went steady wllb a • e PT. PLEASANT 8&0 DEPOT 675-1160 · for lour years. then RIIDLES .R,UlN At peDD · State · tbf .' _-, ,, u ·' r,:. "':iMM¥ ··p:-:;r.~, ·/ , 1 ,I ' . 1 r·' I Sentinel Church News ' · .. gcml New Home Furnishings BUDGET SHOP FURNITURE il 1 ,... ..,. It-- N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Y:.~·~ g~;;.r~bere'~ seV:.f";.ars ~:'I :,!!"Trop·p~ :"~oo';on an' earlier 1 wrtu tbmt THE SHOE B 1," , 'I . ' ' Rfrtat ltadtr .Still ltads It hao been lllld that 1 maa is tallest whon he is o• hbJ ~· The familiar picture of George WMhing!on lmeelinr In prqer at Valley Forge reminda us that the "Father of our Coontry" was a man who walked close to God and who taught his soldiers to pray. • Washington recognized that human frailty is not a 1111'11 of weaknell&-that It Is the first step toward finding the needed strength. To call upon God for the ABOUT NERVE DEAfNESS? Him .m faith. Discover H1m 1n your own life. Worship God 1n your eburch next Sund'''. . ·~~ble, ao do men in o~r ~ime when they caD upon S.oodor t.fonda, &od~ Tutsd•y I K;,.., !ol-9 J2:7-14 Wedne&day ""'"" Isaiah 9:13- 19 IO):Il-11 ThurJCI,y Philippiant 4:14-20 Sugar Run Flour Mills .' m~=~ other. That w., two yeal'll I Laura: Tbe cbolce II yours. You aren't obligated to attend weddlng or send a gilt leoss you're such a close sonal friend that you are ·Invited to the reception. And that case, you'd want to both. - 1L P. S. DO ' 'end a card with warm best wishes - and regrets for not being make it. - H. Thl! column iS dedicated to laml!y living so U vnu'r'OI having ldd trouble or trouble let Helen Sbe will also welcome your amusing experiences. AddJ'Oss 1 Helen Bottel In care of newspaper. NOW ON DISPLAY Why settle for less? Get the big car with tne big warranty* for afew dollars amontn more. ,_ ·- Middleport. Ohio Middleport Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS Bakero ol Good Bread :HO 124' lltJ' 166.80 FOIO IWAJIE 5110 cttMQUT IIIPAL.I Ill' IIOJI' I5U Ill' Ill!' Buntln.gt.Qa, W. Va. We FiU All Doctors Prescrlptiolll WY 2-2055 Pom...., WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LlllcolJr St llllddlepon WY 2-2550 1JO E. Second LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. · Established In 1.904 West Columbia, w. va. Mlddleporl WY 2-3284 Ph. lllasoa 773-51193 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Welt Main St. Pomeroy Support tbe~ Church of Your Choice F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER Bulova Wa~hes 11.41 kttpl TV parts cooler, so that lney last longer , with pa~ttnttd horizontal Cool Chas1is. It' s ~our assurance • • • • • • of lncraued rtUibility in 1 Philco TV. 'If' o~eull d o lgDn~l . for reliability and long life! The lubtt and most oth111r parts. servicemen take from TV •taaren't worn out, they're burned out! Philco 18,500 volts of piclure power 82·channel UHF/VHf reception Telescopic Pivotenna111 front-mounted Channel Selectors front-mounted Quality Speaker Beautiful Tan Cabinet 1111~. i~. vH!~ u11 I .. ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV Harry Miller, Owner WY 2-3635 • Wilh Miller Maytag 214 E. MAIN POMEROY Mlddleporl KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. ''Everything ID Hardwart" Chester. Ohio Nobody comes close to Chrysler's bls-car value--or its 5-year/50,0QO.mlle 8lllllne and drive train prot_acti011. {.1 Pomeroy, OlUe 1 BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Bulldero and Buildlns SuppUOJ Chester Ohio Pb. ~ Tate SOmeone With You To Cbureb - ---- GALEN - -S. -BROWN, Dist. OIL You can't beat PHILCO COOL CHASSIS TV ~lee lsbland ·on Productl Brown's BOUlt Gat PAINTING PomeJ'07 WY 2-2168 In Pomeroy Over 80 Yean Attend Tho Churcb of Your Cboleo BEN FRANKLIN STORE PameroJ lc to ,1.00 and up WY 2-3108 Oblo (FRAMED) FOREMAN & ABBOTT PRICED FROM ~IJ SSQ S100 to PAllL DAVIES JEWELERS o404 Second Ave. Galllpoll•, Ohio . Move up to Chrysler-the big car you can afford'· . '. Purntlure at Lower Prlcel Mlddl~ Ohio THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAl. UNION 116811 Baveonrood. W. VL TOM RUE MOTORS, 399$. 3rd Ave,, Middleport, 0. ,. 1966 Introductory Kits· FOR VACATION , SHOW 'Til Mlrch hi. - Sales and 180 N. Seoon~ IN OUR WINDOW PomeroJ - - - - -- - ·a CliiYSLB! NEWPORT TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. just ou tnThey • friendly, a glltO -AURA VAlUE! i .. !reeoune. II II and now she is eng81ged. R'.C.mtly we received an tation to her wedding. None the family cares about gone separate ways !ben. Must we? And how abou1t for . resources we lack is to supply our deepest want_ The example of our first President still points men to God. Just as George Washington found God's strength DUes Radloea Co ~1 ~C:•:h~&~c:~:"':~e~C~·~•h:&::o:el:l•:e:ry~e:,.:s:u:ds~•=t~P:l•:n~l,~M:I~d:dl~apo=rt~,~o~.~~,JI!~;~::~up ANYWH~R~ ·~·, Book Your Spring Seeds and Baler Twine Ord•s Howl 0P SATURDAY 9 9 pM qpP. TV "Sure H dx .... Rad" = CAROLINA LUMBER I OHIO VAW'f. I~J~G •CO. '1 :'I f _,. , RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY furniture IIUI Appilanceo . .PbO&I llatl-2120 Cbestor. Oblo BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT ll\llaiDSI. -·--------".i -- MIDDLEPORT BOO~ STORE Cbllnlll tnd omce SUppUit - G1lli BIBlE SCHOOL . ,. ~· ' 0 �.• ' ' 11 • but lo ln'er)'One'a ..,.. she arrived July 18 and CJay1\YlJ. \ n yMe) Rip Engle Jn A•1Shape For U•S•Army Call · Slt• Quils . 4--DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Feb. 18, 1988 , - - - - - - - - Caldwell Pulls Out WORN II HELEN HELP US! \ ~~~;·•even OIUIJ!ia 81GNID pounds, eight Of Demoerat Raee This almost caused a In our marriage PT. PLEASANT - Lewis 1. PT. PLEASANT ~ AD onlet people didn.'t mind Caldwell, Point Pleasant, who has been slped by Judll! • o/ .Y • ._. ' '"llingown business, and kept filed u 1 candidate or the Jame!! tee 'l'IIOmpSoll ' In I hi 1I~ us it wasn't poeaible. House of Delegates lrnm Mason bastardy· acttop styled .State .., IBN LASIII!S wrm MY AGAIN Then to everyone's surprise, County on the Democrat tleketl . Wm Vli'ginla <'E • M · Nut '·. IYPEWIIITBR IUBliON D•ar Helen: second daughter, who was hn. an1101111<ed his withdrawal · LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - · JeiiD Gerlach vs. Oscaf Friilto You said somebody due on sept. 22, arrived Au- ' from the race In favor of Law- cassius Claj, tile sell..tyled lin Gerlach, to· Wblcb ibi .·4.., caleb you up wben you gust 16, and weigbed eight renee Pl811ts. 1"Greateat," appeared beaded UNIY.ERSITY PARK, Pa. lebdant pleaded gUilty ~ Leoklng for lnupon1lve THAT A 18 LB. lwo ounces. Again, PtlO- 'l'lle withdrawal 91 Caldwen ·today lor tb8 greatest llgbts of (UPI) -OIIrlea A. (R.tpl \court ordl!red 'bini io paf t$0 ths" baby was probably !bought we were crazy. leaves Mr. Planta as tb8 only lbb career, provlai be's I En8]e, who never bad a loltng per niolltb support 8lld ""·" more to premature parents Tb lat candidate for the House of Del- 1soldlel' and winDing !be public season lD IS yeat1 as Penn ·~or medical 8lld ~llal . . . premature blrth. You are ~::n:/~~[ 2 e~u~ur tblr~ l egates on the Democrat ticket.' approval thai eluded blm alter : State's bead football coach, lneurred by the J)!rtiJ and trea~ II the woman won a $10 MaY 5 • d "':ed IRepublican candidate iS lncum· rillg victories. Iformally announced hb reltr.. ment 1 1 VISIT OUR from her hDSband on your poun"J:. n? 0 ' ~ we bent Brerry Jones. 'lbe heavyweight champlon i ment today. • so, she should give it back, These facts" can u~ · btai ed received ·• t-A classHicatlon Ills succ_, 1'/u expedtd!lald, · · berause "preemies" CAN from our doctor -J ~ J n AcrJON 18 F1LI!D Thursday from bls Louisville to be backlleld .coach Joe 1 Walker ,oald Engle, deaplta ~ fir seven pounds, and more. · Dear J. · · · · POIN drift board, making him Paterno who holds tht title of bls retirement, "will be avallao · ....;....._ did. Look; like I'm due 1 T PLEASANT- A clv- ememely vulnerable to th associate eoadl and has been ; ble to !be university lor ipec!al JOU •'• • 1 was married in October. other ten lashes with rn;rl~ ~~~:ll•:f ' : =.:~ed ~=~ Army draft and placing ble credited fvr devel~g l!1lch assig!unents. He baa alwa~ Ifit'IWOJIJ,zeplaceltwitha Our baby was due on writer ribbon-but I DID say sl led W dell Wllllams March a title defense ogalnst outstandlng <tuarlerbacks as been one o{ !be university s Fldelllolle Dittncmd _ the "probablv." _ H S:nJ . en A Slov • "· Erale Terrell In jeopardy. I Riehle Lucas, MUt Plum, Pete best ambaasadors and he. wDl"'".,. '"·t . · 1o · · amm · er, lloclney, U Lonisvllle'a March draft I Liske and ,\1 Jadm.. CO!!Unue to lUI lhb role." ........, ':"" liV$I you n~er Dear Helen· Ohio, arul Wayne Kincaid. Jr., quut.o Is the same as in rectntl Engle who will be 60 March E I ' .....Uelife,ionpr!I!COrdlife. · Pt. Pleasant. The plainlill Is months Clay Ul be In the : u ,.Jd' "coa hlng h been J ns • s owrall record · Watching the commerclals demanding damsges In the...., Army before u' : ' . fight wblchi ~M andc di":, ~ ohowed 1M victories, 41 loQes Flilllllllllilll. $4.95 1 OPTOMETRISI' yet of $41Th,070.66ctllrom,_ the defend- c:annot b moved 1o !tence but i UIIZihe II • • , fnM ' Office BoUI'I: 9 to 12. 2 10 o ICiosa at Noon on · own. , an1s. e a on ,. the result date. II Clay Is drafted bla title' decided that 1965 woold be my 1 ,,_' "' ' WER~·ER Tblll'l. - EIISI COurt St.. Pomeroy " ..,,... clever- a good part ollol a two vehicle accident 01> wiD be frozen his final season ' and 11164 and Engle's record ,., '=""""""""""""""'""'"""""""""======="'-'llben. ;nyb?w. Why don't they; curring July If, 1965 on Bt.ole discharge a mlnlmum of two "Now I Is the Ume to also .Included Liberty Bowl ,, • l~e v:slng me~ to work Route 2. The plaintiff clalma be years. ' retire before the game leses Its vlctorJes nver Alabama 81ld Ill , OGRAMS. - T.G. received. permanent InJuries In "Why pick me?" was the fun fur me personally." Oregon and a Gator Bowl 10 CJt A LIMIT TO LOYALTY lbe accJdent. Immediate reaction of Clay, Unlverolty President Eric A. triumph over Georgia Tech, Ills •-.n·. who was contacted at hill Walker said al"'"""" Engle's only bowl loss wu to Florldn In N. 2nll ,..,.. Middleport Dear Her. Miami n---h 1ra1 , ·~... the 1962 Gator BoWl. · '• My busband walked out a!- Pleasaol Valley PJ..oant , """" nlng headquar· retirement will not become ~~~~=;;;:_===~!E!!E!!E!!E!~!E!!E!il£!; ter 26 years of cheating and ADMITTED: Mrs. Gladys ters. 'Why seek me out and effective until July I, a ,ft~hting. Before our divorce was!Rhodes, Pt. Pleasant; Wallace a JJPOCIII 00~ 81ld ball IIICCOtiOI' would be named final be had moved in with Jordan, Pt. Pleasant; WIDiam ,. meeting ,on II. wllbln the week, 1 lanotber woman. 1 am gettingiWrlght, Gallipolis; Charles I pay the salaries of at least In !be 10 years I have been tile alimony the judge would !Stone, Leon; Tberesa Whitting- 2,000 men a year, For two president of Peno State, I me. and it isn't enough 'ton, Pt. Pleasant. fights I pay lor two modern would Ml have uked for more tile years of misery I pul l DISCHARGED: Gene R. Hern bomber jets. I can't understand In a football coaeb," Walker i For 25 years I couldn't I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Er· why they picked me without I'~~~~n:t:b~e sigbt of him! I only Iwin and son, Pl. Pleasant: testing me to aee II I'm wiser Ito__W_uhlngton._.=.._ _ _ __ Ic to a divorce because Mrs. Richard Snodgrass a 1 d or worser. I'm flghtlng m a paid plenty for it I daughler, Gallipolis; Erlc Ny- same ~e out of 10 soldier;: WHAT 18 THE TRUTH ... But In spite of the torment !strom, Henderson; Mrs. Ches- :;;:,utdn t ~Ill! to take part In, he put me lhrougb, my daugh- oter Corhran, Pt. Pleasant; RobY add · ler had the nerve to visit him erl Wallace, Hogsett; Mrs. Man- Clay hod Dunked two Anny wiJh Tbat Woman in the house ' lord Bauer, Sr.. Pt. Pleuant. Intelligence tests to be categorano take him a birthday pre·[ l!ed 1-Y, a deferred status. But sent. She even took her hcsband 1 ASK TO WED the Army lowered Its IQ and cbildren with ber, and allow: PT. PLEASANT - Three cou- requirements beeause of tho W'll.fl the cbildren to call him J pies made applications for mar- c~re~t VIet Nam criSiS. Tho ._., to tbla queo11on pllll I bave told my daughter riage licenses In the oJflce of He s 24 years old and single many more importaDI facto cu 80 doesn't need to see me a- the County Clerk. Applying ~~t puts him right up bo fouDd ln lbe rovoalh'f aew Do you blame m~? were David AUan Simpson, 11, there, said J. Allen Sber~, booklet. ·~~AboutNem WEST COAST LUMth:R and Furious Pomeroy and Becky Ann GanJ. chalnnan of local board 47. A Daalneu. Write, pboae or rioil H and F: ner, ll, New Haveo. James lot depends on v?lunteers an~ • today lor )'<l1ll FREB cop1• We'll Bhow you how to panel an ordiYes, 1 blame you. But William Gress, 21, New Haven right now we doni have any. l'boroiSDoobiiJotlon. nary room .•. to make it into an outand Mary Jane Webb, 19, Ne~ Cia~ Is sure to appeal the ~ If Haven, and Terry Wayne Gray, Iboards deci&l?n although SberBADIOIIWl' atanding glamor spot in your home. il 19, Pt. Pleas .. t, and Romona 1 man, a Loutsille attorney, said "~= Our West Coast lumber paneling will Kay Weikle 16 Pt Pleasant. be did not think 1 IItle light make any room glow with a fresh new __:_-=·.:::~ would eonstitute a legal reason warmth and beauty I ~ 00 point telling you why. lor a deferment. If Clay'• fi1 • • Hate, bitterness, revenge appeal II turned down unanlr • Phone WY-2-2115 ;1 r1,_ and alimony, What a lovely mous!y, !ben !be champ bas 110 LY 3-4550 M .pt/ Where Your Dollars ~:~e you'll bave! _ H. But II lt'o a oplit M5 E. State St. Athtnl ulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio AND SUPPLY CO. Buy More Helen: . decision, be em lakl hla~cua~,.,.,.,=,.,.,.,!l!!!!!!t.b.=""'""""""""""""""""""""'"""-----""",..J Our son went steady wllb a • e PT. PLEASANT 8&0 DEPOT 675-1160 · for lour years. then RIIDLES .R,UlN At peDD · State · tbf .' _-, ,, u ·' r,:. "':iMM¥ ··p:-:;r.~, ·/ , 1 ,I ' . 1 r·' I Sentinel Church News ' · .. gcml New Home Furnishings BUDGET SHOP FURNITURE il 1 ,... ..,. It-- N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Y:.~·~ g~;;.r~bere'~ seV:.f";.ars ~:'I :,!!"Trop·p~ :"~oo';on an' earlier 1 wrtu tbmt THE SHOE B 1," , 'I . ' ' Rfrtat ltadtr .Still ltads It hao been lllld that 1 maa is tallest whon he is o• hbJ ~· The familiar picture of George WMhing!on lmeelinr In prqer at Valley Forge reminda us that the "Father of our Coontry" was a man who walked close to God and who taught his soldiers to pray. • Washington recognized that human frailty is not a 1111'11 of weaknell&-that It Is the first step toward finding the needed strength. To call upon God for the ABOUT NERVE DEAfNESS? Him .m faith. Discover H1m 1n your own life. Worship God 1n your eburch next Sund'''. . ·~~ble, ao do men in o~r ~ime when they caD upon S.oodor t.fonda, &od~ Tutsd•y I K;,.., !ol-9 J2:7-14 Wedne&day ""'"" Isaiah 9:13- 19 IO):Il-11 ThurJCI,y Philippiant 4:14-20 Sugar Run Flour Mills .' m~=~ other. That w., two yeal'll I Laura: Tbe cbolce II yours. You aren't obligated to attend weddlng or send a gilt leoss you're such a close sonal friend that you are ·Invited to the reception. And that case, you'd want to both. - 1L P. S. DO ' 'end a card with warm best wishes - and regrets for not being make it. - H. Thl! column iS dedicated to laml!y living so U vnu'r'OI having ldd trouble or trouble let Helen Sbe will also welcome your amusing experiences. AddJ'Oss 1 Helen Bottel In care of newspaper. NOW ON DISPLAY Why settle for less? Get the big car with tne big warranty* for afew dollars amontn more. ,_ ·- Middleport. Ohio Middleport Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS Bakero ol Good Bread :HO 124' lltJ' 166.80 FOIO IWAJIE 5110 cttMQUT IIIPAL.I Ill' IIOJI' I5U Ill' Ill!' Buntln.gt.Qa, W. Va. We FiU All Doctors Prescrlptiolll WY 2-2055 Pom...., WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LlllcolJr St llllddlepon WY 2-2550 1JO E. Second LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. · Established In 1.904 West Columbia, w. va. Mlddleporl WY 2-3284 Ph. lllasoa 773-51193 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Welt Main St. Pomeroy Support tbe~ Church of Your Choice F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER Bulova Wa~hes 11.41 kttpl TV parts cooler, so that lney last longer , with pa~ttnttd horizontal Cool Chas1is. It' s ~our assurance • • • • • • of lncraued rtUibility in 1 Philco TV. 'If' o~eull d o lgDn~l . for reliability and long life! The lubtt and most oth111r parts. servicemen take from TV •taaren't worn out, they're burned out! Philco 18,500 volts of piclure power 82·channel UHF/VHf reception Telescopic Pivotenna111 front-mounted Channel Selectors front-mounted Quality Speaker Beautiful Tan Cabinet 1111~. i~. vH!~ u11 I .. ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV Harry Miller, Owner WY 2-3635 • Wilh Miller Maytag 214 E. MAIN POMEROY Mlddleporl KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. ''Everything ID Hardwart" Chester. Ohio Nobody comes close to Chrysler's bls-car value--or its 5-year/50,0QO.mlle 8lllllne and drive train prot_acti011. {.1 Pomeroy, OlUe 1 BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Bulldero and Buildlns SuppUOJ Chester Ohio Pb. ~ Tate SOmeone With You To Cbureb - ---- GALEN - -S. -BROWN, Dist. OIL You can't beat PHILCO COOL CHASSIS TV ~lee lsbland ·on Productl Brown's BOUlt Gat PAINTING PomeJ'07 WY 2-2168 In Pomeroy Over 80 Yean Attend Tho Churcb of Your Cboleo BEN FRANKLIN STORE PameroJ lc to ,1.00 and up WY 2-3108 Oblo (FRAMED) FOREMAN & ABBOTT PRICED FROM ~IJ SSQ S100 to PAllL DAVIES JEWELERS o404 Second Ave. Galllpoll•, Ohio . Move up to Chrysler-the big car you can afford'· . '. Purntlure at Lower Prlcel Mlddl~ Ohio THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAl. UNION 116811 Baveonrood. W. VL TOM RUE MOTORS, 399$. 3rd Ave,, Middleport, 0. ,. 1966 Introductory Kits· FOR VACATION , SHOW 'Til Mlrch hi. - Sales and 180 N. Seoon~ IN OUR WINDOW PomeroJ - - - - -- - ·a CliiYSLB! NEWPORT TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. just ou tnThey • friendly, a glltO -AURA VAlUE! i .. !reeoune. II II and now she is eng81ged. R'.C.mtly we received an tation to her wedding. None the family cares about gone separate ways !ben. Must we? And how abou1t for . resources we lack is to supply our deepest want_ The example of our first President still points men to God. Just as George Washington found God's strength DUes Radloea Co ~1 ~C:•:h~&~c:~:"':~e~C~·~•h:&::o:el:l•:e:ry~e:,.:s:u:ds~•=t~P:l•:n~l,~M:I~d:dl~apo=rt~,~o~.~~,JI!~;~::~up ANYWH~R~ ·~·, Book Your Spring Seeds and Baler Twine Ord•s Howl 0P SATURDAY 9 9 pM qpP. TV "Sure H dx .... Rad" = CAROLINA LUMBER I OHIO VAW'f. I~J~G •CO. '1 :'I f _,. , RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY furniture IIUI Appilanceo . .PbO&I llatl-2120 Cbestor. Oblo BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT ll\llaiDSI. -·--------".i -- MIDDLEPORT BOO~ STORE Cbllnlll tnd omce SUppUit - G1lli BIBlE SCHOOL . ,. ~· ' 0 �. .. ,.. ""' . ' .... . .......... _..., _______. . . ... .... _, ~ ~~ ·· ~ ---- ... - .. ,..-_........ ... . ' ·-·--· ,. --···- .. . . -----·.. -· ~ .... ., .... -~ .................--~- \I York: hor poralal wrll!r ' Dally Sentlllel, Pomeroy·11lddleporl, 0., Felt. 11, liN-! "apeclal material," Indeed ... -- ------- ·-·-vm·y blue lyrkt whlc:h . Ol1lllc lor ~ ....-~~ ~ ~ II lllllllo 0111 I ._111-, .. CXJtraged Ule Buffalo ' pupu1ar 1011p, fl!dudllw · ''l Tid 1o ~~ 1111 laltll wa• Jack Yellen, wllo eumposed llliildlul of Slars,'l "Winter W•• l ~: IJid IIWI)'I the smJk the words for such durable Ti• ther," "U 1 Had ~ou," "Far ' .llll f r - lllid Ted llllllel By Jack O'BriiiD ,Pao Alley tunn ' as ''llippy 'lwty lllltld" and other atou1 like IIIII iteeii'R, wltb P'l'l Farley Jl'l<t each olher wltbbedazlemllll which !tilde our Da~• Are Here Allin," "I'm ladtera 1o aolfii!C)' •• May Jill' ~ Ill IILill) tbe sincere enthusiasm of eacbro<y memo!')' of that ..ettlnr 1Wa•ling For Ships That Never , Tiel IJid 1 C!OIDilllllllee years, he d evmtullly bel!oml other's ouf&oib& personalities ... and longtby lllght. ,Come In," "Dowo by the OJt. o1 the Slallfr Ho- rieher lhlll Sopble. "HeUo ywnc lo\101'1" aomeone ! H~O." "Ain't Slle Sweet," "My . -- - . .Voice of Broadway • :0=-;;.."'::i : ' :1 ~"~":i;-.,.:.'~!':. .,,..,IN.:':'.: ""' ;.. dm• .,. '"' •I •""'· J &IN. Wl\lrproof•, 11lf· atyled eoi)IIIIIIIIIOIIInk t i~~!:"'' HCOfld biJ!Id. :::.-:r~=~i.111 ....1111"' ··- : ~...,.,....:= _..... .... - w thehi~~~ pI A N0 S IH 0w lrtlllllve "10m Collection 124.16of BULOVA Watcna Chester Society Notes It wa• a sad weelc, wllh two IU<h elder clllzelll u Sophie Tucker and BDiy Role departlnl lllddeoly...Sophle waa an old friend, aDd thai was no salt!, ~nd Soph aald, "That's But ~I Wll Sophie who made Yldd~~h~, Momma," "Sine, Baby blahiY Individual dlltinction our new lhellle SOIIJ" aDd tbe the B11 News. A clergyman Sl~g. 1 Wonder Whals Belor sbollke everyone, evefYon~ bantertne fun- u Impu. ot considerable reputation was I <orne of SaUy" and other ,.. liked and appreciated Sopb, and dent as if they were 411 yeart our bonorlll')' co-chairman and Imanlic IOidmm... "'"·" Bhe made It • permanent policy fOURier. Sopble came on to do one Ol f \Ve wore our !lrat yam._. to remembe1' people, and their . ,as an ocumeolcal ~~~e~t at dJn. · ""· umee JqU:' a 1ema1 e J'1m Far- The doalhe so cl.,.. to each ber IJiplcal night club . routines 1oer in Jack's famUv'o , home 011 ley .. In fact, one 0 our! warm otber gave a sllibt IDslaJtt lnlo abut hw to he n•ce to tb .Linwood Avenue In Buffalo mllllllll'les II ol years ago, In the whit people are lnter!llled 1n . servicemen before !bey left lor sedersqo...Throulh Jack lobby HotelJim in Billy Roll look the Jar- oveneu. Sopble we became Rood Rom or tbe, ,Excolslor So hi ••• .,- r-.,., . OVer the years w1tb e, seemg P e ~~~~ tion of conversation, althouah Ot course Sopb • routine aceompanist, Ted Shap. Sopble wil at IIIII u well blrdly tidy In tone but Its a tall, hespeetlcled, walk· 88111 known;..But 8101 was the more to II UUi>led 1ng smile o1 a man who'd wow-IY ..preNext companied Norah Bayes 11 eWUILITZII eerlll'oYOI'IIII personaUI)' 8Dd the llel'iJ'maD, most Eva TIUJIUI)' htfore Sophie eiiAI.OWIN Sopble lo our knowledco did U in some minda a tliChed him permaoently to .,.. OTHI• P.WOUI oot hive 1 •lnlle enemy, Dell' ish!y, publicly on radio and Ill turn MANDl even IID)'ODO who disllked her. n~, ~basted Sophie's Wl!'lime COIIlribulloD to I thee-weiL.EveryODt was Blck II 00, Jim Ke!medy IAMuldod; and the slocy uplocf.ll ol tbe Bullll.o Courler-Eipml ecl als over the country ev 1 ....,_, fNineol ..,.._. and I, with the sllowllllnliP IakinS prec dence on a llw 1'1101111 12 IACIIION. o. l'OIIt paaea over the then most· help of cafe operalor Harry All· 1y • dlscouraetnc war newo. - - - - --- mao, put on 1 wlltlme show CLOSED ALL DAY fD llullalo'a Civic Stadium tor We wondered what Army-Navy Itellel... Allalall mlaht say alter Bfvlq valwlble jl SATURDAY booked Sophie Into bil ToWJ> time so cheerfully, busltnow'blzll casino so that we woulll be proved bor dependable FEBRUARY 19th certain to bave 1 slar 1o head- 8lllljrals tllll_ was working Une our blll...Litor we wore oil euh J'ellllers ... She DUE TO THI DEATH able to cou OISOD 11 JoimsoD plwDed ~ and rasped, "Tbi~ II and their entire "Sona O'Fwl" tlbould r.,.. my salacy $1,000 OF show from Brotdw"'' Winter week," and you know, II Gardeo Theatre...We brougbt them, and Tbe lltrlmaDI and we were friends with SopiJie $ £ .U . . . .... OPEN TONIGHT . . . · 6:00 TO 8:00 FGra"n lank & Savings Co. ..,.,.,. PDIC ·~r::.:~-=~:~=~=·~·! · !.![!!~-~~ I YOU MEET 111 NICEST PEOPlE I ROLLER'S STORE ONA HONDAi ELECTROMODE ., ' SeeThe full Ufle All-Electric HOME HEATING Famous For safety With The bcluslve SAFETY GRID Heating Element \ NO ObLIGATION fOB ESTIMATES PHONE 881·3415 COU.Et'T MYRL COAKLEY CONTRACTOR IU!CTRIC HEATING 1nd INSULATION ~ · P, 0. BOX 224 Ph~nt ~7-3415 . COOLVILLE, OHIO HOWARD BYERS other olers to BU!Iolo special New York Centrll ontrain• we were able 1o wbeedle without cost from an old friend of this pillar'a, the late Jebn Brlnkworth, wllo had l'llell from our old lrlsb waterfront neigbborhood to become the 01 CU· tivo vice-president of the N.Y. Hawk's Cycle Sales ._lOA a II, I Milo li""'-I!..,AIIIII•• SQ-7~ 9 tel Milo.'"'- lolA .. 1 bwer an m relative or friend with a gay bouquet of f lowe rs or a lasti11g We also alaJed an unuoual prizeUaht competl~on between the oaUooal Golden Gloves' cbampions and the NaUonal A. A. U. champions, before Olson & Jobnoon and Sophie the other Broadway entertaiJI. ers went 011...To llrtllade on these and some 57,000 oramme<t ID!o the stadium, the u.s. Navy llalld came DURING OUR WINTER SALE s-n. IDID IIUIMIER 88 IAIE . . . . . . alone .wr. plus Gene Tunney, Jack Dempand 1 lew other lte!IIS of 611. blooming plant. Come in 1oday and !et "' M!p yuu rake your selection. .~ DUDLEY'S N. lnd Av1. The Micldl1por1 ancient city =- ss.• 1} 1111 COIPDI ·-·---- -SAYS MR. BLAKE, one of our 15,000 electric bam• buUna Olldlmlr&. Our '66 Mustangs are moving out at a record-busting rate! To keep 'em movin'-we're dealin'. Come join the big Ford Drive! It starts with a test drive! Take the wheel-then hear our deal! Immediate delivery, too! ELECDIC l GARAGE DOOI OPERATOR PAll .. ...25 -·Jcon!IICOM-IIYWI ~..~~~ -........,•.• WOVYIFOU DOORS SEII·RIM AND FITTING! BASEMENT AEC ROOM is •. bonus from electric heatin11. The Blakes enjoy this attraCtive area t!'Jat was once 1illed with a ps furnace and ducts. Htrt'l a ._ig, hntrous 33" x 22~ 1tainl••• •teel link 11 fit a 32• x 11" tutoul. Hal .. lf·rim feoture for 1implified in•tallati•n, and t~und - dudtnlnl underc1ot. Will ntv., ru11 or tlain. The finish IMcomu mere a,uutiful with Of'· Price lntludet a modtm einglt- . Contact Ohio Power or any Reddy Kilowatt Electric Heating Dealer for a free estllllllil. , ,--------on-co_nv_•_rt'""ing your home to Electric Heat SATISFACTION GUARANTEED by Olllo Powlll,• ~' leYer faucet with twlna-speut, aerator and spray, as well •• tw• #6T502 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING itvt . ' . 011 Mu~nal Standard equipment: buckets, .pjdded duh, carpeting, pleated vinyl trim, sports steering wheel, 3ospeed floor shift, hot 200-cu. ln. Six engine. frOnt' 'rear seat. belts, 5-diel if!Strument .cluaterl fotS'of new options for '661 Come gat It , .1 at our low, low price-now! · · The average total electri c living cost {including heating) is $25.27 per month for 13,326 customers who have enjc.yed total electric living for one or more years. \ FILl 1001 lET .......... ' As of JanuMY 15, 1966 o-ver 15,000 customers on Ohio Power lines now live the lotel electric w2:,;. ' KEI,TH,GOIILE _.RD INC. .. .. . ' Pomeroy .,•.. -461 SOUTH THIRD 5'1•. · ·- 112M MANY MORE VALUES You Don't Need Cash Sale Continues Until Saturday, March 19th OPEN A IILD-A.COUNT 0 Nothing Down P1y As Little AI $UO Monthly -JH,E POMERO'Y CEMENT BLOCK CO.· The Department Store Of Building Since 1915 . ,, ... ·- ' ...• .,.... .... , inc! Edw•rd B11r, Owner , I· 1129-11 electric livina tD her 4-yearold arandchild Doua. He!s unconcerned about calories. The other iflndehildren, John and Jamie, 3 and 5, ere 5hown in the picture at riaht. •• 0 IDOlS Mro. Blou dem· onstrates CJnt of the }oY$ of DOUILE IOWL ~~~ WY ~-2036 .,l' _,., _,,,M ,. saa.as ~CAFE Remember, these ere real people llvlntln ml homae - and nat in aJJoalled "taet" bllllll. STAINLESS E 232 E. Se.~nd t'x7' ~LDIIEIEB dan. plte~t. EIO~ 91 .......... 1 .............. ---· / <v<' -PIECE SINK ENSEMBLE ss.aa S1iPIADDII years.'' of Pbiladeil-j phia stood on the site of now is Amman1 capital of tlainltn stttl bcltktt ttralnert with klil -Ullfilel! 6-FT. AWMINIIM ~ M·M·M·M·MI 0 --sa.aa "'· SJ.I8 going wrong with the gas heating. With electric heat we haven't spent a penny for repairs for more than five All it costs for the Blake's TOTAL electric living- including CLEAN ELECTRIC HOME HEATING is $22.00 a month! · Central. . . cums ---- a MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE 8 tt.x12 ft. SOMEONE ON THE SICK LIST? SEND Gn WELL FLOWERS W1it,':., btfwo~re~w~eev~e~rw:~~ked~m~:;~5&5&5&~~~~~~; ii '• ''Electric heat is a better heat - quiet and uniform. And we know it's so much cleaner. When we had gas we had to clean walls and drapes every year. After we converted to electric heat we redecorated and we haven't had to clean walls for the past three years. There was always something _..... '. ' ..... - • ~:·-~~- ··- " .. ... _;_ ~-..... 0 . ~ -" . ' ' '.~ MIOQLIPORI1 0. ' 1 ,,. I I : .. j, 'v: ' rt.~ WY24193 111d WY24679 .i iu .__..-- 0 ' �. .. ,.. ""' . ' .... . .......... _..., _______. . . ... .... _, ~ ~~ ·· ~ ---- ... - .. ,..-_........ ... . ' ·-·--· ,. --···- .. . . -----·.. -· ~ .... ., .... -~ .................--~- \I York: hor poralal wrll!r ' Dally Sentlllel, Pomeroy·11lddleporl, 0., Felt. 11, liN-! "apeclal material," Indeed ... -- ------- ·-·-vm·y blue lyrkt whlc:h . Ol1lllc lor ~ ....-~~ ~ ~ II lllllllo 0111 I ._111-, .. CXJtraged Ule Buffalo ' pupu1ar 1011p, fl!dudllw · ''l Tid 1o ~~ 1111 laltll wa• Jack Yellen, wllo eumposed llliildlul of Slars,'l "Winter W•• l ~: IJid IIWI)'I the smJk the words for such durable Ti• ther," "U 1 Had ~ou," "Far ' .llll f r - lllid Ted llllllel By Jack O'BriiiD ,Pao Alley tunn ' as ''llippy 'lwty lllltld" and other atou1 like IIIII iteeii'R, wltb P'l'l Farley Jl'l<t each olher wltbbedazlemllll which !tilde our Da~• Are Here Allin," "I'm ladtera 1o aolfii!C)' •• May Jill' ~ Ill IILill) tbe sincere enthusiasm of eacbro<y memo!')' of that ..ettlnr 1Wa•ling For Ships That Never , Tiel IJid 1 C!OIDilllllllee years, he d evmtullly bel!oml other's ouf&oib& personalities ... and longtby lllght. ,Come In," "Dowo by the OJt. o1 the Slallfr Ho- rieher lhlll Sopble. "HeUo ywnc lo\101'1" aomeone ! H~O." "Ain't Slle Sweet," "My . -- - . .Voice of Broadway • :0=-;;.."'::i : ' :1 ~"~":i;-.,.:.'~!':. .,,..,IN.:':'.: ""' ;.. dm• .,. '"' •I •""'· J &IN. Wl\lrproof•, 11lf· atyled eoi)IIIIIIIIIOIIInk t i~~!:"'' HCOfld biJ!Id. :::.-:r~=~i.111 ....1111"' ··- : ~...,.,....:= _..... .... - w thehi~~~ pI A N0 S IH 0w lrtlllllve "10m Collection 124.16of BULOVA Watcna Chester Society Notes It wa• a sad weelc, wllh two IU<h elder clllzelll u Sophie Tucker and BDiy Role departlnl lllddeoly...Sophle waa an old friend, aDd thai was no salt!, ~nd Soph aald, "That's But ~I Wll Sophie who made Yldd~~h~, Momma," "Sine, Baby blahiY Individual dlltinction our new lhellle SOIIJ" aDd tbe the B11 News. A clergyman Sl~g. 1 Wonder Whals Belor sbollke everyone, evefYon~ bantertne fun- u Impu. ot considerable reputation was I <orne of SaUy" and other ,.. liked and appreciated Sopb, and dent as if they were 411 yeart our bonorlll')' co-chairman and Imanlic IOidmm... "'"·" Bhe made It • permanent policy fOURier. Sopble came on to do one Ol f \Ve wore our !lrat yam._. to remembe1' people, and their . ,as an ocumeolcal ~~~e~t at dJn. · ""· umee JqU:' a 1ema1 e J'1m Far- The doalhe so cl.,.. to each ber IJiplcal night club . routines 1oer in Jack's famUv'o , home 011 ley .. In fact, one 0 our! warm otber gave a sllibt IDslaJtt lnlo abut hw to he n•ce to tb .Linwood Avenue In Buffalo mllllllll'les II ol years ago, In the whit people are lnter!llled 1n . servicemen before !bey left lor sedersqo...Throulh Jack lobby HotelJim in Billy Roll look the Jar- oveneu. Sopble we became Rood Rom or tbe, ,Excolslor So hi ••• .,- r-.,., . OVer the years w1tb e, seemg P e ~~~~ tion of conversation, althouah Ot course Sopb • routine aceompanist, Ted Shap. Sopble wil at IIIII u well blrdly tidy In tone but Its a tall, hespeetlcled, walk· 88111 known;..But 8101 was the more to II UUi>led 1ng smile o1 a man who'd wow-IY ..preNext companied Norah Bayes 11 eWUILITZII eerlll'oYOI'IIII personaUI)' 8Dd the llel'iJ'maD, most Eva TIUJIUI)' htfore Sophie eiiAI.OWIN Sopble lo our knowledco did U in some minda a tliChed him permaoently to .,.. OTHI• P.WOUI oot hive 1 •lnlle enemy, Dell' ish!y, publicly on radio and Ill turn MANDl even IID)'ODO who disllked her. n~, ~basted Sophie's Wl!'lime COIIlribulloD to I thee-weiL.EveryODt was Blck II 00, Jim Ke!medy IAMuldod; and the slocy uplocf.ll ol tbe Bullll.o Courler-Eipml ecl als over the country ev 1 ....,_, fNineol ..,.._. and I, with the sllowllllnliP IakinS prec dence on a llw 1'1101111 12 IACIIION. o. l'OIIt paaea over the then most· help of cafe operalor Harry All· 1y • dlscouraetnc war newo. - - - - --- mao, put on 1 wlltlme show CLOSED ALL DAY fD llullalo'a Civic Stadium tor We wondered what Army-Navy Itellel... Allalall mlaht say alter Bfvlq valwlble jl SATURDAY booked Sophie Into bil ToWJ> time so cheerfully, busltnow'blzll casino so that we woulll be proved bor dependable FEBRUARY 19th certain to bave 1 slar 1o head- 8lllljrals tllll_ was working Une our blll...Litor we wore oil euh J'ellllers ... She DUE TO THI DEATH able to cou OISOD 11 JoimsoD plwDed ~ and rasped, "Tbi~ II and their entire "Sona O'Fwl" tlbould r.,.. my salacy $1,000 OF show from Brotdw"'' Winter week," and you know, II Gardeo Theatre...We brougbt them, and Tbe lltrlmaDI and we were friends with SopiJie $ £ .U . . . .... OPEN TONIGHT . . . · 6:00 TO 8:00 FGra"n lank & Savings Co. ..,.,.,. PDIC ·~r::.:~-=~:~=~=·~·! · !.![!!~-~~ I YOU MEET 111 NICEST PEOPlE I ROLLER'S STORE ONA HONDAi ELECTROMODE ., ' SeeThe full Ufle All-Electric HOME HEATING Famous For safety With The bcluslve SAFETY GRID Heating Element \ NO ObLIGATION fOB ESTIMATES PHONE 881·3415 COU.Et'T MYRL COAKLEY CONTRACTOR IU!CTRIC HEATING 1nd INSULATION ~ · P, 0. BOX 224 Ph~nt ~7-3415 . COOLVILLE, OHIO HOWARD BYERS other olers to BU!Iolo special New York Centrll ontrain• we were able 1o wbeedle without cost from an old friend of this pillar'a, the late Jebn Brlnkworth, wllo had l'llell from our old lrlsb waterfront neigbborhood to become the 01 CU· tivo vice-president of the N.Y. Hawk's Cycle Sales ._lOA a II, I Milo li""'-I!..,AIIIII•• SQ-7~ 9 tel Milo.'"'- lolA .. 1 bwer an m relative or friend with a gay bouquet of f lowe rs or a lasti11g We also alaJed an unuoual prizeUaht competl~on between the oaUooal Golden Gloves' cbampions and the NaUonal A. A. U. champions, before Olson & Jobnoon and Sophie the other Broadway entertaiJI. ers went 011...To llrtllade on these and some 57,000 oramme<t ID!o the stadium, the u.s. Navy llalld came DURING OUR WINTER SALE s-n. IDID IIUIMIER 88 IAIE . . . . . . alone .wr. plus Gene Tunney, Jack Dempand 1 lew other lte!IIS of 611. blooming plant. Come in 1oday and !et "' M!p yuu rake your selection. .~ DUDLEY'S N. lnd Av1. The Micldl1por1 ancient city =- ss.• 1} 1111 COIPDI ·-·---- -SAYS MR. BLAKE, one of our 15,000 electric bam• buUna Olldlmlr&. Our '66 Mustangs are moving out at a record-busting rate! To keep 'em movin'-we're dealin'. Come join the big Ford Drive! It starts with a test drive! Take the wheel-then hear our deal! Immediate delivery, too! ELECDIC l GARAGE DOOI OPERATOR PAll .. ...25 -·Jcon!IICOM-IIYWI ~..~~~ -........,•.• WOVYIFOU DOORS SEII·RIM AND FITTING! BASEMENT AEC ROOM is •. bonus from electric heatin11. The Blakes enjoy this attraCtive area t!'Jat was once 1illed with a ps furnace and ducts. Htrt'l a ._ig, hntrous 33" x 22~ 1tainl••• •teel link 11 fit a 32• x 11" tutoul. Hal .. lf·rim feoture for 1implified in•tallati•n, and t~und - dudtnlnl underc1ot. Will ntv., ru11 or tlain. The finish IMcomu mere a,uutiful with Of'· Price lntludet a modtm einglt- . Contact Ohio Power or any Reddy Kilowatt Electric Heating Dealer for a free estllllllil. , ,--------on-co_nv_•_rt'""ing your home to Electric Heat SATISFACTION GUARANTEED by Olllo Powlll,• ~' leYer faucet with twlna-speut, aerator and spray, as well •• tw• #6T502 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING itvt . ' . 011 Mu~nal Standard equipment: buckets, .pjdded duh, carpeting, pleated vinyl trim, sports steering wheel, 3ospeed floor shift, hot 200-cu. ln. Six engine. frOnt' 'rear seat. belts, 5-diel if!Strument .cluaterl fotS'of new options for '661 Come gat It , .1 at our low, low price-now! · · The average total electri c living cost {including heating) is $25.27 per month for 13,326 customers who have enjc.yed total electric living for one or more years. \ FILl 1001 lET .......... ' As of JanuMY 15, 1966 o-ver 15,000 customers on Ohio Power lines now live the lotel electric w2:,;. ' KEI,TH,GOIILE _.RD INC. .. .. . ' Pomeroy .,•.. -461 SOUTH THIRD 5'1•. · ·- 112M MANY MORE VALUES You Don't Need Cash Sale Continues Until Saturday, March 19th OPEN A IILD-A.COUNT 0 Nothing Down P1y As Little AI $UO Monthly -JH,E POMERO'Y CEMENT BLOCK CO.· The Department Store Of Building Since 1915 . ,, ... ·- ' ...• .,.... .... , inc! Edw•rd B11r, Owner , I· 1129-11 electric livina tD her 4-yearold arandchild Doua. He!s unconcerned about calories. The other iflndehildren, John and Jamie, 3 and 5, ere 5hown in the picture at riaht. •• 0 IDOlS Mro. Blou dem· onstrates CJnt of the }oY$ of DOUILE IOWL ~~~ WY ~-2036 .,l' _,., _,,,M ,. saa.as ~CAFE Remember, these ere real people llvlntln ml homae - and nat in aJJoalled "taet" bllllll. STAINLESS E 232 E. Se.~nd t'x7' ~LDIIEIEB dan. plte~t. EIO~ 91 .......... 1 .............. ---· / <v<' -PIECE SINK ENSEMBLE ss.aa S1iPIADDII years.'' of Pbiladeil-j phia stood on the site of now is Amman1 capital of tlainltn stttl bcltktt ttralnert with klil -Ullfilel! 6-FT. AWMINIIM ~ M·M·M·M·MI 0 --sa.aa "'· SJ.I8 going wrong with the gas heating. With electric heat we haven't spent a penny for repairs for more than five All it costs for the Blake's TOTAL electric living- including CLEAN ELECTRIC HOME HEATING is $22.00 a month! · Central. . . cums ---- a MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE 8 tt.x12 ft. SOMEONE ON THE SICK LIST? SEND Gn WELL FLOWERS W1it,':., btfwo~re~w~eev~e~rw:~~ked~m~:;~5&5&5&~~~~~~; ii '• ''Electric heat is a better heat - quiet and uniform. And we know it's so much cleaner. When we had gas we had to clean walls and drapes every year. After we converted to electric heat we redecorated and we haven't had to clean walls for the past three years. There was always something _..... '. ' ..... - • ~:·-~~- ··- " .. ... _;_ ~-..... 0 . ~ -" . ' ' '.~ MIOQLIPORI1 0. ' 1 ,,. I I : .. j, 'v: ' rt.~ WY24193 111d WY24679 .i iu .__..-- 0 ' �• liN WIY Get Extra Cash The Want ·Ad Way .. Motor Co. 8-Dally Sentinel, and IIIey aecompanled.ber back It her home &mday. . Mrs. 11da Bland and daughter Mn. Ruth Yoho and Mr. ano Mn. l"orest Brock of New Mar· ltD&VIIIe, w. Va., wn Saturda.1 cuesll bere of their siJter, Mr. tmd Mn. Blain TayiGI' 8lld lam· ENJOY SUNDAY DINNE" AT : .. BAILEY'S 0., Feb•. 18, 19641 ••· \NT AD !SICNS INH'H• , . , 1 ·ON QUAlJTf ---~ $2095 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon, 6500 miles, by local owner, like new 1965 Ford Falcon Futura ~:=~~~:~~:~~~·;:·j~-~~i.~ II ~ flar *•llf •• """'e• w WOnt .no ln.. rtlon • Con 1 Minimum Chu,. •o ctnfl 11 CHill pet WCirtl tor Th.... Con. ~ttlttl" lnnri .. nt II " ' cant DIKount en 111111 eoa IIIII ldl Nil Wlftltft It dip. CAU GF '"ANI(j lo O&ITUARIII ll.U few H w.rf Mmlmum. Itch afllltloul word 1c. .......Uetl, ..... ,... lljlll'l llr'l llconle? Cd WY . . . IIIII• 700x14 tires,bigspare tire never used, showroom dark aquaclean. flnlth, P.B. radio, 6 engine, std. trans., F1mlly Fun, Fine Food, Our Delight $2149 1964 Olds "88" 4 Door Ill AT . . ,. 'UTOMOBIL& 1D1r111C1 - Power steering and brakes, auto. We treat famllles royally. Brl~ your1 here Sunc!Jy for our specialty, Broasted Cbi~ken, or other tastY , dishes. trans.. radJo, heater, blue finish, spot clean, deluxe Interior. $345 1959 Rambler American ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY.OUT Station Wagon. 6 cyl. std. trans., good tires, oound body radio and heater. A real buy. ' Pomeroy Motor Co. Ollf~ICI WOUIII I!JI A. M. ,_ 1111 P . M. Ditty llhtrctty 1111 A. M. ... II!H Noon • 11''1 SD IAIY TO P'LACI A IIIIIUL f PRODUCIN. WANT AD !HI! '""UJNOr. t ~II'I'IHI!IN!If/l 'IHlS I'LU.IN!Y 1!111 UTTUi llO llliAf; . 1 Mr. and. Mn. 'flli!ntoD Clark and flllllllY of Columbua ealled 1111 bll brother, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and fomlly SUDday. Mrs, lllarlea Tucker and ther Mn. Oladyl Taylor, call· lid 1111 Mr. and 161. lienDall . AlarlbaD and dalqbter, PtQY. NCeDtly. Mr. MaflhaU II quite PIOI'ly at lhll time. · Hr. and !ln. Jack Wealber· lll8D were Sunday ~ of Mr. 8lld Mrs. Delbert Newland. Rev. and Mn. Freeland Nor· ria eallad 011 1\D': tmd Mrs. Jack ' ~eatberman sUnday evemnc. BAILEY'S RESTAliRAiw 211 E. Main Helen lelley 1 . ~~y: Pomerov aYNIAI.ADMIII Pomeroy lrla (Ioiiar> Colllno Lawlt Rlpalr Service -FOR- OPEN IVES. 9!00 P.M. JIOMEROY, CHO tHEAnNG I PLUMBING eROOFING PHONE WY 2·2156 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE By HOWII SCHNEIDEil ALL RIGI-IT / ' THEN. LET'S BITI'H SET AN EXAMPLE FOR THE IQP WY 1-2374 IM Milt II. Mlddlt!Mrl WO$T1HE ElAMPLE .WRING WORKING HOIJRS AM> 1\1. TAXE. 1H& COFFEE BREAI<S., ILNCH 1-!~ WE£1<.- GASOliNI! ALLEY ly KING QJDSMJP~ -·· ·· S•lel UHCI F1rrn Equipment 1 Unci Now Holl1nd SPREADER - - $325 Power takeoff. Extra JOOd shape. 52 FORD TRACTOR Runs good. Priced to seD. ANTIQUE ~llrni:ure. diShes mtseellaneous Call or write Mre. Howard Cecil. 8011 W BORN LOSER NCiml,fA5r. ~.~ FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Main St.. Pomeroy -~ rH: AS 6'i6 Gc\U SEO IS AI,.L.Ao\UJG! WY 2-5101 r' SIO.OO - Convenient c. . • - lolonco 011 r.....,. DICK TRACY Bv CHESTER GOULD ·-·' . ... -~.---'-,# .............. MASON FURNITURE CO, MASON, W. VA. LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII! Ye"AI.{' Yi<HOW ~METHING. I<ICI'?! PAY ATTE NTION : YDU 00 A LOT OF C H.r:l"TTE ~ING' ) AtK, TALk,IA&.:.C.I BUT YOU ""'ViR 1lJ.I.. £tl'I'Ttil{j!lf Ai I " BEAT THE SPRING 64 Olds_ $259~ Jet Star I Hard Top Sport Coupe, V-8, auto. trona., power bnkes, p.,... steering, r1dio, wbita PRICE RISE AOROSll THREE and four room furnisllt'd and unfurnished apart· meols. WY ~MJ4. 12 6 tic f ROOM furnished apart;;;e;;t for rent Pooo• WY 2·2176. .U· ter 5 p.m Phone WY 2-3574. Rowley and Reed Hardware. U I tic :;;Tf{~A;-;Jt"'.E""I<:-:-Ul'I'S=:--_..:.Iree age 1. Pelletl of lead 15. Type of ga.a 9. Moongoddeu 10. Foreign 12. OiKJ"edt.er •e water Brown·• frail er Park <Slate Approved; Mlnem11Je. Oblo, r'DOIIe IV\ ).m4. I " tic - -- TWO TRAILER SPACES~tor rent in the Village ot Middleport. Call WY 2-3346 or WY 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. 11 JO tic - - -,-::::c----;-8RICK Duplu 3 bedroom 24. Llthuaniu coin 25. lll8CI"ibed 27 - 1 5127. 2 4 tfe ; FURNlSHED opartmem . 3I roomJ and bath. 390 S. 2nd ' Av<., Middleport. Call WY z. l 5262. 2 15 lie 'I AVAILABLE March lst, business building. Located at 120 · East Main St., Pomeroy. Call Matilda Schorn, WY 2-2524. 2 15 tic l ROOM furnished apartment. Phone WY 2·5435 212 South 5th Avenue, Middleport, Ohlo Flli!R ROOM -FUR=NISHED apnrtment. WY 2-5385. 1 21 Uc NI(FLY furnished ·f IIOdroOia •n""lmeot, Middleport, WY ~ 3814. 1 14 u~ tiiAILii:R LOT, illliiaild, live mllea from Pomeroy Phone SB NIU. ll 21 10tc JOuii ROOM meot. WY .. . rWiii.Jied z.a . . .. . I I ~ ... ""'"' 33. R~ligious service 3~. Hebrew letler 3.6 . Sea eaglea 38. Atlu, for .... 3t.Wberg m........, I'' 10: I'' ~ I' .. ,.. uSf'd with law &Dd saw 4f. Lepll&ture ~ J'rvm the IUI(eot b'ucll or bulldozer radiator to the llllllleot beater ""'"· llAETTNAR'S ~ 1. Fa.nn featW1!1 ~ ........... ~ ==-== • • Wrfll. ,.,. . . Coelutl A. \. IIRAOPOBD , ... .. ~ •••• DAILY CRYP'I'OQUOTE - Jlon'1 how te ..n Ma AI:TDLt.AAXa lo LO!IOFELLOW One letl-er simply st.andll for uother. ID. thla BIUilple A. 11 uMct for tbt tbret u, X for tiM two O'a, etc. 8ln«1e letter.. .,_.. lropbi.., lbo leogth Blld fonnatlaa ol lbo WW41 ..., on ltlllla. l'.u.ch dol~· U.. COde Jetten are dJfferent. ... lili.X 'fDli:LX 811:1 11e 62 Electra Buick • .• • '1555 "' uaio. Legal --..,.; • Notice 11 Uc 61 Olds _ F-85 Cotlaos Sp. Cpe. V-8 ll Door H.T. !l)'llamle . . · V-8 motor, automaUo $1295 • door. auto..bnkea " sletrlnr, radio • new P'lreetOIIe eGO wblto aldewall tlret. Loob WINNIE WINKLE '1 60 Olds "'"r"' $1195 D1nomle 88 4 Door S. dana. Auto. lraDI., power bnkeo, power lleeriDI and m41o. Your eboloe 88 Celebrity Sedm, V-1, ROwtr brllleo 1 t e e r IDf, llldhmatle lrlaa. like IIIW white !Ide Wlll ~L ..beautiful l8lfOOII _.., lbillll.. SU)Jtl' Plc~up. Popular fleet aide body. Orltllnal red flnlab lhowa KJ'J'ZQXIILZ v..-,.. ~1...: Llil'1' HD1 THAT WOULD loiOV8 TH• WORLD, .J'IR.i!T loiOVII BDI1!11:LJ'..-80CIIATII8 . :r.,J aJ)II'I- - Falcon \1-8 motor, qa . •) ,. .. . eqlllptn,m_ 1lke DOW tlnl 57 Clievroltt 4 Door Sedan ·- - - $395 \1-8 ~- ~Qij fniiiiDiuiOil ---.- 58 Ford 4 Door Sedan - - - - - $295 • • • BLAETTNARS BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCK GMAC FINANCING POMEROY, o. I WY 2-5342 CHIIJac.Oich .. "~ ·, i' ..,. MOTOR ' . ,; lJQI-11 ~~. V-8 motor, auto. trona. oew rubber KARR & VAN ZANDT , .. ~.~ ..... .. .. . . ... .. ~ I ~ a·¢ _ itt' • .,1,.., ...-,, •,.,., o.. ...- .- • • ~ ·• ~-._...., • •• , , •• \ ii Aln!e-Jidl, -01' ' ··-~ .. . ·.· t ".. "Dr. Norwotd Ml!'t hire, but I · .,,..-""-··· ... .......... . '.. . ~ ..' . .. . ~ tO .. till .. ~. , J,' .,.., . ........... . . .q -r 2 • 60 Olds _ $995 - '' ' 60 Chevrolet l ton • • $895 RXVYL By IIRANNEI real lood. 59 Mercury ~y Palk Sta. W•gon _ $595 ~;~~~~~ good care. ~: ·· ~ Ford ,. M t v-a. 61 Pontiac • • - • .. . $895 . '· . \H'I' C.tallna 2 door Bard Top. 1'111111 ., M...A...Z..£! ......, bill. 61 Mercury - $895 •• OH, INCtDfNTAU.~.... white lldewall -llreo. All Inti I By SCHULZ lnDL, baef<.up Uibta and 64 Pontiac • $2295 Wltb V-8 1110tor. automatle lraumfsllon. With p.. wor bratet and lleerlnl. ' 4 dr. Sedan. e cyl. economy modeL D r-... B)'Jtd.W., 62 Olds_ $1395 AS-IS . SPECfALS . V BA IQD aKzX .-LUQD a It re 1•. Ifnc tWted tllau. boetet oeato. auto., power biikea .l ateerlDI, radloa:...;tblted willdsbl~, ~ lldewalll, real 0111. motor, auto. 1nns., radio, new white aldewall tlreo, ..heel dues, wbito over blue with all blue •loyl interior. Bueket oeata. II v-e; all vinyl 1nter1ot 2 dr. Hard Top. Buick's flneat and beat aerlet and tbll one II really nice. Power lleerbli and brlkel. Automauc. CWI'OM Blri'CIIERING IDl 4 dr. Sedan. Beautiful aU white flnltb. H dnmaU t1r1 euttiDg. WIU buF hid01 .,..., Power steering and brate1, . y e ve. Hoilday PbU Meier, ~~ PlBII:RZQVI 1'ZlllQ 63 Catalina Pontiac ••• $1995 Complola ...... Criu llradlord 1.. most like the day It was oold. Power ateerlng and brakes. Hydramatic. VB - 4 dr. Sedan. Beautiful au Yblyl upbolllery Power ;;e....,O::IIIeerlng and btakel. One ot 111ee11 '83 ID - . • 1. . ~·~ I"' OOWII St&. Wagon .. Showo extra good care. Tblt car Wll ~woned by one of our most frequent repeat customers. Power ateerlng and brakes. Hydramatic. RADIATOR PonticiC.- - ~295 SERVICE VB64Sta.Catalina Wagon. Air Conditioned. Finish and upholllery aJ. ~ L' 43. Plur-a.l IIUffiK 63 Catalina Pontiac- •• $'J877 EXPERIENCED Jt 11 !life -- . ... Buick V8 21 41. W'!'l.thet word 42. Correct - - $1495 - - - - $1895 - BE1.TING, PLIJMBiNG Rura llDKol l!o!Ue Gu Aroold Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage by one particular owner tllen. · 611 i. MaiD Street Automatic shift. Radio, ImmaCUlate l118ide and out Pome...,.. a Z2 de fO. P.,ornamenl ~ ,.. 32. ContpiUI!i 36. Flnllll 37. Born ,. lit. 29. Contract 1'.....,,...,.•Au•• ... m• " 63BuickV8 cau , C:laJre board itw.n Bul·l I.,_ ~ 28. Blll.Ck· living room. dining room, !{Jtchen, ba~emeflt and garage I forced air gas furnac1· ternut Avenue. Call WY 2- II~ 1tellll w. MlnorsvUie Ohlo. End your eewer troul> les. We bave all sizes ••w·er l 4 Dr. Sedan. Popular Deluxe series with all vinyl tealll. 1118cltlnes. Reaoonable A~tomatic trans. Racllo. One very careful local owner. Low W'f l-2974, day or mileage. 8 U lie aumed 5. Un1pokea names 0. Fragrant 22. Cau.. reetn ttooaly T. French river 25. Twisted age 8. ReBound by force 13. Perfume 9. AJaa.tJan, 26. Hank ot with lnceue for one twine U . Depart 11. "'1uJder,• aa 28. Typo 10. Unrelenting .10me aualp meuUN8 11. ExelamaUl. Sellldlna. 30. Arabian tion Viana in chieftain 18. U. S. lai&.rMb Russia 211 . Brtdge 21 Metal taga 1&. Place of polriUONI 23. MedievaL wonbip :W. Cup and 22 and he> llnR, .rn·- llJDamlc 88 IIDiidiJ Sell Belle l wblte, malddlut llidewoll !Ires, wheel d!Jea, BUY NOW AT LOW WINTER PRICES! 2.0wned 19.lol....,w 3. Type o( 20. City in base hit Belgium i. RltJe........ 11. As· 62 Olds_ $1595 ~- ·''f \.• I •.. .~. ,. " �• liN WIY Get Extra Cash The Want ·Ad Way .. Motor Co. 8-Dally Sentinel, and IIIey aecompanled.ber back It her home &mday. . Mrs. 11da Bland and daughter Mn. Ruth Yoho and Mr. ano Mn. l"orest Brock of New Mar· ltD&VIIIe, w. Va., wn Saturda.1 cuesll bere of their siJter, Mr. tmd Mn. Blain TayiGI' 8lld lam· ENJOY SUNDAY DINNE" AT : .. BAILEY'S 0., Feb•. 18, 19641 ••· \NT AD !SICNS INH'H• , . , 1 ·ON QUAlJTf ---~ $2095 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon, 6500 miles, by local owner, like new 1965 Ford Falcon Futura ~:=~~~:~~:~~~·;:·j~-~~i.~ II ~ flar *•llf •• """'e• w WOnt .no ln.. rtlon • Con 1 Minimum Chu,. •o ctnfl 11 CHill pet WCirtl tor Th.... Con. ~ttlttl" lnnri .. nt II " ' cant DIKount en 111111 eoa IIIII ldl Nil Wlftltft It dip. CAU GF '"ANI(j lo O&ITUARIII ll.U few H w.rf Mmlmum. Itch afllltloul word 1c. .......Uetl, ..... ,... lljlll'l llr'l llconle? Cd WY . . . IIIII• 700x14 tires,bigspare tire never used, showroom dark aquaclean. flnlth, P.B. radio, 6 engine, std. trans., F1mlly Fun, Fine Food, Our Delight $2149 1964 Olds "88" 4 Door Ill AT . . ,. 'UTOMOBIL& 1D1r111C1 - Power steering and brakes, auto. We treat famllles royally. Brl~ your1 here Sunc!Jy for our specialty, Broasted Cbi~ken, or other tastY , dishes. trans.. radJo, heater, blue finish, spot clean, deluxe Interior. $345 1959 Rambler American ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY.OUT Station Wagon. 6 cyl. std. trans., good tires, oound body radio and heater. A real buy. ' Pomeroy Motor Co. Ollf~ICI WOUIII I!JI A. M. ,_ 1111 P . M. Ditty llhtrctty 1111 A. M. ... II!H Noon • 11''1 SD IAIY TO P'LACI A IIIIIUL f PRODUCIN. WANT AD !HI! '""UJNOr. t ~II'I'IHI!IN!If/l 'IHlS I'LU.IN!Y 1!111 UTTUi llO llliAf; . 1 Mr. and. Mn. 'flli!ntoD Clark and flllllllY of Columbua ealled 1111 bll brother, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and fomlly SUDday. Mrs, lllarlea Tucker and ther Mn. Oladyl Taylor, call· lid 1111 Mr. and 161. lienDall . AlarlbaD and dalqbter, PtQY. NCeDtly. Mr. MaflhaU II quite PIOI'ly at lhll time. · Hr. and !ln. Jack Wealber· lll8D were Sunday ~ of Mr. 8lld Mrs. Delbert Newland. Rev. and Mn. Freeland Nor· ria eallad 011 1\D': tmd Mrs. Jack ' ~eatberman sUnday evemnc. BAILEY'S RESTAliRAiw 211 E. Main Helen lelley 1 . ~~y: Pomerov aYNIAI.ADMIII Pomeroy lrla (Ioiiar> Colllno Lawlt Rlpalr Service -FOR- OPEN IVES. 9!00 P.M. JIOMEROY, CHO tHEAnNG I PLUMBING eROOFING PHONE WY 2·2156 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE By HOWII SCHNEIDEil ALL RIGI-IT / ' THEN. LET'S BITI'H SET AN EXAMPLE FOR THE IQP WY 1-2374 IM Milt II. Mlddlt!Mrl WO$T1HE ElAMPLE .WRING WORKING HOIJRS AM> 1\1. TAXE. 1H& COFFEE BREAI<S., ILNCH 1-!~ WE£1<.- GASOliNI! ALLEY ly KING QJDSMJP~ -·· ·· S•lel UHCI F1rrn Equipment 1 Unci Now Holl1nd SPREADER - - $325 Power takeoff. Extra JOOd shape. 52 FORD TRACTOR Runs good. Priced to seD. ANTIQUE ~llrni:ure. diShes mtseellaneous Call or write Mre. Howard Cecil. 8011 W BORN LOSER NCiml,fA5r. ~.~ FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Main St.. Pomeroy -~ rH: AS 6'i6 Gc\U SEO IS AI,.L.Ao\UJG! WY 2-5101 r' SIO.OO - Convenient c. . • - lolonco 011 r.....,. DICK TRACY Bv CHESTER GOULD ·-·' . ... -~.---'-,# .............. MASON FURNITURE CO, MASON, W. VA. LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII! Ye"AI.{' Yi<HOW ~METHING. I<ICI'?! PAY ATTE NTION : YDU 00 A LOT OF C H.r:l"TTE ~ING' ) AtK, TALk,IA&.:.C.I BUT YOU ""'ViR 1lJ.I.. £tl'I'Ttil{j!lf Ai I " BEAT THE SPRING 64 Olds_ $259~ Jet Star I Hard Top Sport Coupe, V-8, auto. trona., power bnkes, p.,... steering, r1dio, wbita PRICE RISE AOROSll THREE and four room furnisllt'd and unfurnished apart· meols. WY ~MJ4. 12 6 tic f ROOM furnished apart;;;e;;t for rent Pooo• WY 2·2176. .U· ter 5 p.m Phone WY 2-3574. Rowley and Reed Hardware. U I tic :;;Tf{~A;-;Jt"'.E""I<:-:-Ul'I'S=:--_..:.Iree age 1. Pelletl of lead 15. Type of ga.a 9. Moongoddeu 10. Foreign 12. OiKJ"edt.er •e water Brown·• frail er Park <Slate Approved; Mlnem11Je. Oblo, r'DOIIe IV\ ).m4. I " tic - -- TWO TRAILER SPACES~tor rent in the Village ot Middleport. Call WY 2-3346 or WY 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. 11 JO tic - - -,-::::c----;-8RICK Duplu 3 bedroom 24. Llthuaniu coin 25. lll8CI"ibed 27 - 1 5127. 2 4 tfe ; FURNlSHED opartmem . 3I roomJ and bath. 390 S. 2nd ' Av<., Middleport. Call WY z. l 5262. 2 15 lie 'I AVAILABLE March lst, business building. Located at 120 · East Main St., Pomeroy. Call Matilda Schorn, WY 2-2524. 2 15 tic l ROOM furnished apartment. Phone WY 2·5435 212 South 5th Avenue, Middleport, Ohlo Flli!R ROOM -FUR=NISHED apnrtment. WY 2-5385. 1 21 Uc NI(FLY furnished ·f IIOdroOia •n""lmeot, Middleport, WY ~ 3814. 1 14 u~ tiiAILii:R LOT, illliiaild, live mllea from Pomeroy Phone SB NIU. ll 21 10tc JOuii ROOM meot. WY .. . rWiii.Jied z.a . . .. . I I ~ ... ""'"' 33. R~ligious service 3~. Hebrew letler 3.6 . Sea eaglea 38. Atlu, for .... 3t.Wberg m........, I'' 10: I'' ~ I' .. ,.. uSf'd with law &Dd saw 4f. Lepll&ture ~ J'rvm the IUI(eot b'ucll or bulldozer radiator to the llllllleot beater ""'"· llAETTNAR'S ~ 1. Fa.nn featW1!1 ~ ........... ~ ==-== • • Wrfll. ,.,. . . Coelutl A. \. IIRAOPOBD , ... .. ~ •••• DAILY CRYP'I'OQUOTE - Jlon'1 how te ..n Ma AI:TDLt.AAXa lo LO!IOFELLOW One letl-er simply st.andll for uother. ID. thla BIUilple A. 11 uMct for tbt tbret u, X for tiM two O'a, etc. 8ln«1e letter.. .,_.. lropbi.., lbo leogth Blld fonnatlaa ol lbo WW41 ..., on ltlllla. l'.u.ch dol~· U.. COde Jetten are dJfferent. ... lili.X 'fDli:LX 811:1 11e 62 Electra Buick • .• • '1555 "' uaio. Legal --..,.; • Notice 11 Uc 61 Olds _ F-85 Cotlaos Sp. Cpe. V-8 ll Door H.T. !l)'llamle . . · V-8 motor, automaUo $1295 • door. auto..bnkea " sletrlnr, radio • new P'lreetOIIe eGO wblto aldewall tlret. Loob WINNIE WINKLE '1 60 Olds "'"r"' $1195 D1nomle 88 4 Door S. dana. Auto. lraDI., power bnkeo, power lleeriDI and m41o. Your eboloe 88 Celebrity Sedm, V-1, ROwtr brllleo 1 t e e r IDf, llldhmatle lrlaa. like IIIW white !Ide Wlll ~L ..beautiful l8lfOOII _.., lbillll.. SU)Jtl' Plc~up. Popular fleet aide body. Orltllnal red flnlab lhowa KJ'J'ZQXIILZ v..-,.. ~1...: Llil'1' HD1 THAT WOULD loiOV8 TH• WORLD, .J'IR.i!T loiOVII BDI1!11:LJ'..-80CIIATII8 . :r.,J aJ)II'I- - Falcon \1-8 motor, qa . •) ,. .. . eqlllptn,m_ 1lke DOW tlnl 57 Clievroltt 4 Door Sedan ·- - - $395 \1-8 ~- ~Qij fniiiiDiuiOil ---.- 58 Ford 4 Door Sedan - - - - - $295 • • • BLAETTNARS BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCK GMAC FINANCING POMEROY, o. I WY 2-5342 CHIIJac.Oich .. "~ ·, i' ..,. MOTOR ' . ,; lJQI-11 ~~. V-8 motor, auto. trona. oew rubber KARR & VAN ZANDT , .. ~.~ ..... .. .. . . ... .. ~ I ~ a·¢ _ itt' • .,1,.., ...-,, •,.,., o.. ...- .- • • ~ ·• ~-._...., • •• , , •• \ ii Aln!e-Jidl, -01' ' ··-~ .. . ·.· t ".. "Dr. Norwotd Ml!'t hire, but I · .,,..-""-··· ... .......... . '.. . ~ ..' . .. . ~ tO .. till .. ~. , J,' .,.., . ........... . . .q -r 2 • 60 Olds _ $995 - '' ' 60 Chevrolet l ton • • $895 RXVYL By IIRANNEI real lood. 59 Mercury ~y Palk Sta. W•gon _ $595 ~;~~~~~ good care. ~: ·· ~ Ford ,. M t v-a. 61 Pontiac • • - • .. . $895 . '· . \H'I' C.tallna 2 door Bard Top. 1'111111 ., M...A...Z..£! ......, bill. 61 Mercury - $895 •• OH, INCtDfNTAU.~.... white lldewall -llreo. All Inti I By SCHULZ lnDL, baef<.up Uibta and 64 Pontiac • $2295 Wltb V-8 1110tor. automatle lraumfsllon. With p.. wor bratet and lleerlnl. ' 4 dr. Sedan. e cyl. economy modeL D r-... B)'Jtd.W., 62 Olds_ $1395 AS-IS . SPECfALS . V BA IQD aKzX .-LUQD a It re 1•. Ifnc tWted tllau. boetet oeato. auto., power biikea .l ateerlDI, radloa:...;tblted willdsbl~, ~ lldewalll, real 0111. motor, auto. 1nns., radio, new white aldewall tlreo, ..heel dues, wbito over blue with all blue •loyl interior. Bueket oeata. II v-e; all vinyl 1nter1ot 2 dr. Hard Top. Buick's flneat and beat aerlet and tbll one II really nice. Power lleerbli and brlkel. Automauc. CWI'OM Blri'CIIERING IDl 4 dr. Sedan. Beautiful aU white flnltb. H dnmaU t1r1 euttiDg. WIU buF hid01 .,..., Power steering and brate1, . y e ve. Hoilday PbU Meier, ~~ PlBII:RZQVI 1'ZlllQ 63 Catalina Pontiac ••• $1995 Complola ...... Criu llradlord 1.. most like the day It was oold. Power ateerlng and brakes. Hydramatic. VB - 4 dr. Sedan. Beautiful au Yblyl upbolllery Power ;;e....,O::IIIeerlng and btakel. One ot 111ee11 '83 ID - . • 1. . ~·~ I"' OOWII St&. Wagon .. Showo extra good care. Tblt car Wll ~woned by one of our most frequent repeat customers. Power ateerlng and brakes. Hydramatic. RADIATOR PonticiC.- - ~295 SERVICE VB64Sta.Catalina Wagon. Air Conditioned. Finish and upholllery aJ. ~ L' 43. Plur-a.l IIUffiK 63 Catalina Pontiac- •• $'J877 EXPERIENCED Jt 11 !life -- . ... Buick V8 21 41. W'!'l.thet word 42. Correct - - $1495 - - - - $1895 - BE1.TING, PLIJMBiNG Rura llDKol l!o!Ue Gu Aroold Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage by one particular owner tllen. · 611 i. MaiD Street Automatic shift. Radio, ImmaCUlate l118ide and out Pome...,.. a Z2 de fO. P.,ornamenl ~ ,.. 32. ContpiUI!i 36. Flnllll 37. Born ,. lit. 29. Contract 1'.....,,...,.•Au•• ... m• " 63BuickV8 cau , C:laJre board itw.n Bul·l I.,_ ~ 28. Blll.Ck· living room. dining room, !{Jtchen, ba~emeflt and garage I forced air gas furnac1· ternut Avenue. Call WY 2- II~ 1tellll w. MlnorsvUie Ohlo. End your eewer troul> les. We bave all sizes ••w·er l 4 Dr. Sedan. Popular Deluxe series with all vinyl tealll. 1118cltlnes. Reaoonable A~tomatic trans. Racllo. One very careful local owner. Low W'f l-2974, day or mileage. 8 U lie aumed 5. Un1pokea names 0. Fragrant 22. Cau.. reetn ttooaly T. French river 25. Twisted age 8. ReBound by force 13. Perfume 9. AJaa.tJan, 26. Hank ot with lnceue for one twine U . Depart 11. "'1uJder,• aa 28. Typo 10. Unrelenting .10me aualp meuUN8 11. ExelamaUl. Sellldlna. 30. Arabian tion Viana in chieftain 18. U. S. lai&.rMb Russia 211 . Brtdge 21 Metal taga 1&. Place of polriUONI 23. MedievaL wonbip :W. Cup and 22 and he> llnR, .rn·- llJDamlc 88 IIDiidiJ Sell Belle l wblte, malddlut llidewoll !Ires, wheel d!Jea, BUY NOW AT LOW WINTER PRICES! 2.0wned 19.lol....,w 3. Type o( 20. City in base hit Belgium i. RltJe........ 11. As· 62 Olds_ $1595 ~- ·''f \.• I •.. .~. ,. " �- ........ ~ ' ~ Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way --'•''\Nl - --·AD- - &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 2SICNS ... INH'H•' · ; ' ·ON OIAOl.INII Dr, tefer• f'VDMOtiOD MOI\IIIy Doltlhnt ttM A M CANCILLATIONI COIIICTIOHI Wll• D1 1«4Ptocl u•m t:H A. M.. I P. M. l'ao 01" et ....,.,••, Will 18, 1988 1964 Olds "88" 4 Door \UTUMUBIL8 llllllnJiet - ,.. _!ted, '·•Cd"""WY ....,. .._ lllr'l lloonlo? Family Fun, Fine Food, Our Delight IIIII• $2149 Sl.tuatecl ta thl Towu.hlp ol Power steering and brakes, auto. trans., radio, bt1ater, blue finish, spot clean, deluxe interior. 4 COft I p4f' W~ 1M IMOrtlen MII'IIIIIUIII Ch.,.. 60 eflntl 1:11 Cofth . ., WOrcl tor TnrH Cln- 1959 Rambler American IHVtl¥0 lftHf't..IHI II " ' cent Dtscount on ltiiO 1c11 , ••ra. oM • • INIIcl wlttu• 10 CA.O OF TNANKI & 081TUAIIII 11.11 fer N word Mtnlmu~n . loch ocldlthanll o~~~ord 1c. OF~ICI MOUlt I:H A. M. Je IIH P. M. Doll-, htvrday l::tt A. M. ' to Ualt N"" ' ,, •• 10 ...... TO fi'LACI A IUUI.T I"IIODUCIN8 WANT AD CoUilt)' tow•: $345 ud State ol •Jhlo. and illlcrJbd • lol· ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY-OUT BAILEY'S RESTAURANT l'urnlture ODd bouHbold 100<11. We wW bll)' com. Pomeroy Motor Co. ~I!ROY, We treat families royally. Brlog yours here Sunday for our specialty, Broaoted Chicken, or other tasty dishea. or~. ot !lleiMI 1114 bouaded Station Wagon. 6 cyl std. trans., good tires, aound body radio and heater. A real buy. • OPEN IVES. 9:00 IDd they acoompanled her back t. her home Sunday. Mra. 'Ida Bland and deqhter Mn. Roth Yoho and Mr. IIlli Mrs. Forest Brock of New Mar immne, w. Va., wn Salllrdal &fleet& bere of their sister, Mr. and Mra. Blain Tayl<lr ltld tam· 211 1. Main '.M. Pomeror lrlo (loll•y• Colli,. Holan IIIIey pJete ostatas or IDlalllota. Call ... For S.le KNOTTS USED FURNITURE ond AUCTION OHIO -- ~ . N4l 'U!T us MDI .. I <n<Rl'fi> f!Y 1IIE,.,.. 11!1S Hat MAY IIi II IJTTLIIllO Hi!IT. '· hfJ brother, Mr. and Mr• Way Clark and famlly Sunday. Mra. Charlu Tucl:er and m~ !her Mrs. Glady• Taylor, ean eel on Mr. IDd Mrs. Herman Manball and daughter, 1'0recentl,y. Jifr. Mlll'sball Ia quite poorly at thl1 Ume. · Mr. 8lld Mn. Jack Weatherman were Sunday suesta ol Mr. and Mra. Delbert Newland. Rev. and Mrs. ~land Nor ril called 011 Mr. and Mn. Jock · Weatherman Sunday evtnln8. ::,i' Tuppers Plains lewl1 Repelr Strvlct · -FOReHEATING ePlUMBING eROOFING BaS Pet end PoweU St., Middleport, l:ut 1111 teet ,.~-· ·""' PHONE WY 2·2156 Ia! week 011d only. New FOR SAlE / Real !:state For Sale ll~nd. 416$17 :!:1n~t·;,_.; · ,~;;;ru~; menl of stock, 67 variE!Ites l part of a. troplcol fish, weekend In Memory IIVHY WORRY over a sluggish· ~ 1-I~~===~====~~~· 1 v\l;;,:-';~;if~~[;~;~ lals, pencil fish, 3 pr. --- septic tank' Get Klean-EmBuslnest Service• !! By Mn. Evel)'ll Brlcklu Dwaf Gowraml 3 pr. ~ LOVING memory of our fa-: AU septic tank cleaner, Land.l:l.t'bt f: Mr~ Sed O'Brien of reg. 75c each. X-ray t"'er, Harry F. Bearhs, who mark r·arm Bureau. Pom e-~ TkAILER - lO 1 SO - WI!' I COMPLETE pest and ::~; 911 ~= bua was a guest cat $1.50, reg. price ;.assed away three years ago roy. 2 Ui 30tc NEW - 1963 VINDALE control services. 20 :-'d !ft .~o-,1::!'' Mrs. Ethel Stout. Mn. Painted moons - 3 pr. today, February 18. Sadly Completely furnished, 2 bed· experience. Meigs de1ree1 w Eut 114 granddaughter, Pauline 2 18 2tc also of Celumbus ••• a missed by his children. TIMOTHY HAY. Roy Herrman, I room can sleep i, . only home owned f!or:_ ~..~·•=• 0Cf'.•,;;,,,__ Betty, Pete, Dorothy, Rt . 2, Cheshire, Ph. WY. :!- fl , excellent condition. AJiied pest and termite =o:_ ~.:::r:,-·~"'~i;n;~; ,;;.,,;,i.jj I Selel Used dey guesl of Mrs. Sloot. Norma Jean, Florence 6795. 2 16 :uc MIDDLEPORT - PLUM I tral company. 605 w. 0.11 Aero IDd In aere. Mrs. Donald Hawk and em••· II Farm Equipment -Belnr Ule ume nai •t•to Ann and Families. CARPETS a fright? Makel' 0re s tory frarne, 5• rooms, St., Pomeroy • Ohio• WY oonveyed to Leattlr !lurk 1M VIr. ren or Mansfield spent a week 1 Uaod New Holloncl en<' here with her mother, Mrs. 2 18 lte them a be~::.utiful sight with bath, %: basement, furnace :' ,iiii315iilii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iiiil8iiii-;l f:!'!d ~~·':s.b'Pa~an~:c'ad d: _ _ Doris Koenig and son, Ricky. SPREADER-- $325 Blue Lustre. Rent electric· heat ront and tlack porches, :.· Met,. CountJ Deed Reeor4t. -~:::-~~:-:::----,:Power talteoff. Extra eood J0 t 100' 1 100' •liiiM 00 I Said real utate ll located lD orEnll!red Bolplill Mra. Zonn Taylor returned to shape. · ,.,..,.,.,. • Wanted To Bu 3hampooc-r, $1 . Baker Furni· To111Wl!p. Meip CCK~nty, on1o. -;;;::;;=;-;::---::--:__::_:;Y lure, M'lddleport. 'l' •te POMEROY, and tn Mo~~rtmntu.. cornmonlJ llnowr. Persons entering Holt<r Hos- the home of her son, Blain ANTIQUE Fum ~ ~ bedroo frLINCOLN b aa Tuppers PlllllJ, Ohio. Said 52 FORD TRACTOR tture, dishes - -- ,- - - ~. 2 m arne, ath, bot [ AT ITS GREATEST ostate oppr•too at no.ooo.oo, r~;~) •Dd pita! during lhe last 24 bours lor from Camden Clark hospU- Runs good. Priced lo sell. miscellaneous 1;an or wrne , iOUP S ON, the rug that 1s, ail furnace heating, full ba!ie-«nnot bl •old tor le.• tbu tw.J. , thlr~b of tl11 appralaed valuo. Tfll'llll were: Kellh H. Hankins, 1116 al, Parkersburg, where she unMra. Howard Cecll. u W so cIean the spot ~ith Blue ment. Owner may assist in Plain or with pepperoni, , ot nle: cam oa day ot nle. FUlTON-THOMPSON Brentwood Dr.; Mrs. Alva E. d.,.went eye surgery. Main St .. Pomeroy Lustre. Rent electnc sham. financing. $8,000.00. sausage, mushroom, ham or I :':JsRT,,H::~J.~~:. oWo Johnaon 423 Seco d St . Mrs. Mary Bu9by went to TRACTOR SALES e 29 ttc · pooer, $1. Pomeroy Cement ALBERT M. COX, BROKER combinations. Weh!ller and Fultz. lu E. Eblln, Pa~ot ~r visit her sister Mr. and Mrs. wv 2·51 01 Block, Porr·eroy. 2--13-Gtc WY 0 ~M ~ , •••• Attornen tor Plalntlff , .....,.,. -----:-:-:-:-----~ ..-n r VIMhl 9" or 12'' Sbe _75c to 1.50 (2) u, 18, 25; <» "' u, sw Lewis s. Simpkins, Rl. 2 Charles l<lng of Apple Grove Notice BUDGETPRICED furniture In 2 17 Complote carry·Ciut Sarvlce City; Jeffrey D. Fowler, Fiiii=="--:...iiiiiiii""'\ I our third floor budget shop. CALL W'r 2-9905 Mrs. Carl Roach Pleasant: Warren H. Mo1rrlson.l WANTED Baker Furniture, Middleport, FOR SALE : 5 rooms witll utll- Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Pt. Pleasant; Mark R. F~·:~~~ Mfn to monalf or <lealer oper. : Ohio. 11 12 tfc tty room. Water' gas and : 118 W. MAIN POMEROY Ho•leiB of Club West Columbia: Mrs. B1 ate Certified au staUollf ln -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I electricity. $2,500. Welsh thl• r.nen.1 area . Appl,. by ell•· 1 r Town HilL Phone WY 2-3312. ...,.,.,Jj Mrs. Carl Rosch ermerto•lned , J. Diddle, Rt. 2 Racine; New Furniture lnr Salt Roell w. \ 'a . 'f:Jfl.5QU Another Firat 11 Undmerk 2 9 tfc PAINTlNG Inside and out. Gen- lhe Chatter Club Wednesday Gladys M. Jonee, Pomeroy; 11 A. Bryant, Rutland: """'"' "' w<Uo lo J<l3 Soolb NEW! lANDMARK - - - - - -- -- - oral repairing. In Pomeroy an I evening al her home, Mn. f'ront Street. Columbu1, Ohio. ONLY 8 Fyr•ZOfl FOP SALE· 8 room bouse wllh l Middleport area. WY 2-3792. 1St. rollowing a ahort business Forest · Malone, Jronlon; John --- I batb, full llesemen~ BIN 9y-i 2 17 30tp ' session In charge of Mrs. Roach B. Blagg, Russell, Ky.; Mrs. I DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, j GASOUNE flt.DO Down - lolonM witt. sell St., Middleport. Pbooe: . --· - . president, games were played James L. BosUck, Rt. I Wurt· 50c, 75c, and $1.00 sizes. DeCononlent Terme Pl Pleaaaui 695-260'1. CURTIS, Dairy and beef aires. and prizes awarded lo Mrs land, Ky.; Mrs. Mack Crndluxe Pizza, $1.5fl Jeck 's Da1· ! 11 I' tfe Minimum of $6.00 '"": cow. CUiford Ebersbach, Mrs Thorn: dolph, Rt. 4 oak Hill ; Mrs. ry Bar, Middleport 12 8 ~c - - -- - - - -- ~o all farmers for Pmfoklln,a- .. Stewart, Mrs, Charl~s Car- Robert Allen Stewar~ Hamden. i Help .Vanted FOR SALE _ 4 room house uon or serv1ce, ea11 ar er s. 1900 M R bert N 1 M Births 1 WY "22tl4 p "'5-3415 1 ' rs. o eson, rs. M V FURNITURE CO. 24 acres of ground, Letart ~ ' omero), ~ ' Robert Eads and Mrs Howard rs. ance A. Dray, Rt. Z "'M"'AI:-: .E"":-:Need cash? Sell lamMASON, W. VA. Township, 4 acree Chester. 2-l:J..30te birchfield. Mrs. Wilbur oung . Gallipolis, son, 2:15 a.J!l, ThuraOil.> Knapp Aerotred Shoes .· F'ull or part time. High com- , botlom, l garage!,, tbt~~:~;~ SEWING machines. repolr ser li'On' the door prize. Mrs. Nalh-~ day. houae and other 01 l'lce, aU mokea WY ~Z2114 an Biggs received a birthday Dfscilarpd missions plus bonus. Complete located on St. Rt. The Fabrll Shoo Pomero• gift from her secret pal and Paula A. Barnette, lme for men and women. R•ou••r , · $5.500. George Autb>rlzed Singer Salee and a b~lhday gift was sent E. Brown, Samuel Carter, Llla~· l l Equipment furnished free. 1 and HI-Tilt Broker, Hilton Wolfe, Service. J !!I Uc: Mrs. Alfred Biggs from her lee F. Chancey, Mrs. Harry J. ~ r ite to Gordon Rae, Dis· . trict Sales Mgr., 3534 Darby- ' l. improves gasoline mileage man, Z 16 L CONUI'nUNlNG Refrlger secret pal. Dennison, Charles M. Denny, 2. Cleans cc~rburetors , 1 Gary W. Foster, Ja111011 P Fra.ll shire Drive, Columbus, Ohio. 3. Prt!vents ··arburelor icjoa _;.., a!:~ Re!ril!Refreshments carrying out ley, l\llchael J. Hawk, ·Mrs. Zip 43221. 2 16 3te 4. Stops fuel line freete-up lnsurenc:e i· 5 Prevent.& rust, corrosion Til lhe valentine theme were servWilHam M. Hill, Paul R. HoiJd. 4 1 110 WANTED: ExperienCed mecb-/ 6. Cleans ;otake manifUds YOU'U GET A BmER IUY H~ ' · ed by lhe h011tess lo lhose nam- asbel~ Shirley A. Jones, Mrs. anic for minor parts installa- 7. i::uta cylinder wear PHO'ro CopyrJII !emee. Capo ed obove, Mra. Kenneth Mlc!I- Vernon Moore, MrL WIDiam f · M be I a Eimin;t., rough idllng 111 made c1 '-al po-. Eftrydoy Spoclolo 100 service. ust mature, g_Proteds positive crankcase -a ....... ael, Mra. Harold Dunfee, Mro. Beyonlds, Mn. Earl M. w;r.~ll with ability te manage de ' ventilation systeDUI. bi.rtb recordl!l and almost u, Charles Spires, Mrs. Raymond Elmer Roee, Mrs. Frank Mllrlo'o Style Poot partment and sell parts. I DRIVE IN TO LANDMARK Giber doeumeDII. Fischer and Mrs. Howard Pbll· zel, Mn. Owen WUbur, Haircuts $1.25 Good workmg conditions . In I Super S.nlct St•Uon Now ReiUer baaruce, PometOJ Ups. Harry L. Willford. $1.50 letter, state experience, ref· I t Ut Shompoo I Sell erencee and wages expected.; Auto -:IAA'I!!;;;;I'No:A;-;:;CA:;;S;;U"AL~TY;;;-;ln=.=ur=.=.==.. 30 doy color rinM, Shampoo I HI $3.50 Wnte c-o The Daily Sentinel Mulleo •---- .a.. •BEAT THE SPRING 64 Olds _ $259~ 62 Oldt- $1595 Pwmonenlo $7.50 up Bor 686A. 2 I ue'l 1963 VOLKSWAGN, $1.000. P•mero;-:-;:: 'WY'i.isa7_ let Slor I Hard Top Sport We Sell and Senice llJDomte 88 11Dllde7 led. CHAMBER MAID for -Hotei I Call WI 1-mS. 2 II 3te t I tfe Wip IDd Wl(leta Coupe, V-8, auto. lllnl. Belp It wbfte, matcMDI Martio. Apply In person. II o11 viDJt lllterlor v-a; power brake~ power Merie't Style Post oulo.1 power iiiito. 6 · 2-13-tilc steering, radio, wbtte oteer•na. rodlo, tinted IlL 124 l'h, WY U271 1 --Fo-rR_en_t__:_:._ DAIlY oldewallllrel, wiles! dllel, windlbftiG,, llt!l wbfle . IYhevte. Ohio BUY NOW AT LOW WINTER PRICESI tiDied llul, bucket ,.II. tfdewall.l, rul eJiu -..· ' A.OROIIS 2. Owned 19. Mtadow THREE and four room furnishL Pellell 3. Type of 20. City in ~ and unfurnished apartot lead base hit Belgium ' ments. WY ..-5434. 12 6 tfc and h.. llng, Minersville Bu.·ck G. Type or 4... RJfle-ranp ll. Aa-. OIUo. End yolD' ~ewer troub• • • • 62 Oldt _ $1395 6101ch_$1295 ps ttem• awned 4 ROOM tnmished apartment lee. We bave all si!eo oewer 4 Dr. Sedan. Popular Deluxe series wltb all vinyl soots. 9. Moon5. Unapoken rwnea F-tltl Cotlaq Sp, Cpe. V-8 I Door B.T. DJnomle Ill, · for rent P~oll<' WY 2-2776. !\Idlachines. Reasonable Automauc trans. Radio. One very careful loco! owner. Low .. >ngrant 22. Caumotor, auto. tnao. radio, resin tioultr v.a motor, automade ter > p.m. Phone WY ~71. 10. Foreign CeU WY ~2974, day or nlgbt. mileage. aew wblte aldewa1l tlrel, tnDJ., bact-up llihto ODd Howley and Reed Hardware. lZ. O&K!'eAer 7. French river 2&. Twisted wheel diact, wbtte over age 8. R.eeound by to~ 11 willie lldewoll Urea. All IJ 1 tic • lie Bu·1ck blue wllh all blue vinyl 13. Perfume 9. A.leatlan., 26. Hank of BEtTING, PLUMBING Ruro • • • • Interior. Bucket oeoll. eeoiiDDIJ biQ'. .,...,...,.• .a..•• ~T~KA~f~L~E~~un1~=--~~ with 1ncfl\8e 1or one twine Oo•ol Bottle G'8ll Arnold H . Depart tL "'Juieter,• 1.1 2&. Type Delu.e 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage by one particular oWJoer . II '·----------' lgt and 8row1'1'1 l'td 15. Unrelenting 110rno (OHip meaa~ lllertl. Ill E. MaiD Street Automatic sblft. Radio, Immaculate lnolde and out. 37. Born er Park IStaw Approved) 1'1. Extlamalt. Scandlna.. 30. Arabian 89.Wur-ttemPomeroy. • 22 tic tlon viana ln ~Mettatn Mtnemtlle, Oblo, riiOile W\ bel'g 61 Mercury • $895 11 64 Pontiec • $2295 18. U . S. l1landl: RWUiia 31 . Bridre Catalina Pontiac • • • I.D2t I ll ~c 21 _MMal tag• U. Place of poaltionl 40. P tAtallna 2 door Hard Top. t door. V.a, auto., pow., EXPERIENCED WOrahlp 3f. Gup Two TRAILE!f .. sl>ACE:s ·-for 23. MedievaL onwneut sta. Wagon. Sho,.. extra good care. Tblo car wa1 ":~~~~~ Wltb V-8 motor, outomabrakes 6 aleerfnJ, ndlo· by one of our most frequent repeat customers. P rent in the Village ol Middle- 24. Lithuanian f DeW Firt1toee 1100 lteerlng and brak ... Hydramatlc. I"' I" U. transmfQloa. Wftb poport. CaU WY 2-3346 or IVY coin ~· • I' • ~ wblte ofdewall th-eo. Looke 25 . IFW~Cribed wor braket and oleerfnf. 2-2186 or WY !-3600. ODd rt1DI real loocl 27 .~ Cia! ... 11 30 tic Catalina Pontioc · 28. BlackIZ. board ltMI BRICK Dupl'-c e,- -:3:- bedroom From lbe loraHI truet or VB Sta. Wagon. Alr Conditioned. Flnloh and up::!~=~:.~ ... 29. Conlract. bulldozer r1cllator to lbe ~;~~~tl~~e day It was oold. Power steering and living room. dining room. kit- 32 . Comp~W~ 2 • 60 Oldl _ $995 I" • IIDIUMI better core. 600id·~ $1195 chen, ba!'ement and gar:JEe pt>int SUper 88 Celebrity Sedao, llJDamle 88 4 Door S. forced air gas furnact' But- 33. Religious v-a. _ .. brakeo 110servlcedana. Auto. tnaa., power ternut Avenue. Call WY 2-- 1 3-t. Hebrew ,,. e r l 01. B)dnmatle Catalina Pontiac- rbntee, power lteerlnf 5127. 2 4 tlc : tnDJ., llko otw white letler """'~I VB 4 dr. Seden. Beautltul all vlayl upbolJtery Poww II 36. Sf!oa eag!ea llde Will tina~. beautiful and radio. Your ebolee FURNTSHED apartmem , J 1 38 . Atlu, for lloerlng and bl'lkea. Ou of a1ee11 '83 Ill u-.a. ' ~ metowe llnfoll. rooms and ballt. 300 S. 2nd ' "~.. cram ]lllfl one CoaQIIolo ...... 1... Ave., Middleport. Call WY 2- l 4L Weather Crill Knuflttnf 5262. 2 15 tie 42. Correc:t I·· Wrllle. ....... Codr. Hard Top. Bulclt'a flnoll and bell oerle1 and IIIla lltt'fls AVAILABLE MarCh 1st, b"'l· U . Plural &. t.. IIJIADIIIIIID really nice. Power sleerlll& and brlkea. Automallc. .~.~•.,d with I"' ness building. Located at 120 · . ' ..- . Ollfo I&W ud. I'I&W East Main St., Pomeroy. CAll cc. t...,W.ature 141 1 ua Pontiac • • • • • , OOWll 59 Mercury Colony Perle Ste. Wegon _ $595 Matilda Schorn, WY 2-2524. 41 I. Fann CUSTOM BliTCHERiliG "'" 4 dr. Seden. Beautiful all wblto flnlob. H)'dramatlc ,.._ 2 15 tfe 01 ~· 11 V-8 motor, power oqulpment, ute new t1no future eullfDI. WIU bUJ bldea every Power steering and brakea l ROOM furnished apartment. Monday Pbll Meter, ' D-'ILY 08\'Pl'OQVOTE - Hore'o bow t. WHk olh 57 Chevrolet 4 Door Stclen $395 Phone WY 2-5435 212 Soutll Ali:YDLa&AitR S-15lo. ' Ul u. Chevrolet ton • V-8 ~tor. oatomotlo tnnmtulon 5th Avenue, Middleport, Ohlo II LONOFJ:LLOW 1 2 lie One lett.et sl.mpl, daMs for another. lD. th11 sample A. 11 uJJed r'lli !RROOM - -=FUR=NISHED for the tbree L'-' X for ta.e two 0'.. etc. 81J1C]e letten, .,._. 58 Ford 4 Door Stden - - - - - $295 trophJe~~~, tbe leagth and fonnatloo ot U. wor41 are all Ja&Dt&. armrtment. WY 2-5385. V-8 motor, auto. lllnl., new rubber F..u.cb d'\y Lb\111 codt W&en are dlfferat. I 21 tfc • • .& QLM• NIC~I.Y iurnlsbed 2 PlBI<RZQUZ 'rDli:LX D ar,,·tment, Middleport, WY SllXVTL 3874. VZIIlQ xa.z 81<1 l<li'FZQHJILZ I 14 tic V 8 A.J Q D I: liZ X . - L i l CjDR R MOTOR SALES IIIAILER LOT, ·Rutland, flve 't . Y - y ' • ClrJptoqaoW. LET Hnl THA.T WOULD XOVJl mlla from Pomeroy. Phono TH* WORLD, FDIBr ><OVII HBIBII:Lr.-BOCRATIIlll . GMAC FINANCING 811 Nll3. 12 23 IIOte BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCK tC 1118. Klnr n.turw 8yndlcatt, Ilk'.) JOUR . ROOM rui1iimed lporlWY 2-5342 POMEROY, 0. Codii11C.Oid& ment. WY :wtl5l 11 lJ tfc ) ADNM ODd fomlly "' Columbus called 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon, 6500 miles, by local owner, like new 700xl4 tires, spare tire never used, dark aqua finish, ~~~\~~7i~rf[~-~~-,. P.B. radio, big 6 engine, std. trans., showroom clean. &A Til Llor Wont M . .Nicl -----'- - - Ill 1965 Ford Falcon Future :-::--:---- $2095 • ly IIIAL Uy:Mr. IDd Mrs. 'nplntou Clark ' Pomeroy Motor Co. OUAliTT __ ,. _., '"" ••• lllbtr DINNER AT ... "UDIICitloft ...,..,,,.,.., ...., •• "'* :,::;,~~·b,:l•e~,::. .e• r~~e ENJOY SUNDAY . IAINIY toOOLI 11"1 INUI'I'Y IMint • 1..111 llle)'l =•~~:!~' (!ueiJU filii._.Itt I ...:_:--·:: Society News .. , ,-,.· : .·...;.,.-:.•·· By HOWll SCitNEIDEI LEWIS .I REPAIR SERVICE AU. RIGHT THEN, LErS BOTH 1 OASOl.INI! ALLEY SET AN EXAMPLE FOR THE KID ---===·=-=: _ .. Hos·pa'taJ News J p 1Z Z A .... THE BORN LOSER txliln!.l~ ~.~ SE61S AU. MIIJS! / ' 1 -~w.;ASE:'IElAI.I ,-, 1 u' DICK TRACY ·3 ROOMS j...,,...,....,..,.___ 1 '299 i I MASON 'I I 1 ' ~ - LlnLI ORPHAN ANNll! By George··"· :.W'"':.:'· . .• 1 1 i, I .......-. :.~ ............,.J "'"Al-l' V'l<tiOW ~OM ET!-IING , KID 11 I PAY ATTENT10N ; YOU 00 A LOTO~ C H ATTE ~ IN~t J'AlK, TAU(, TALl( I BUT 'lOLl I'I'VEA; !iLJ,.. AN'I"Trl.lt!W! ., ../'. I,,.,,...,.....,,...=,;=='I s.i..---- - ..• .\, PRICE RISE - -------::....::-=:.... ¥· ll• .'.·~~-. .I " CROSSWORD " ' ./ ' 63 ••ter •w 64 ........... .... ~ , ~ .... 1. . I '"""' V8 ~ ~~. i ! ~ 10 ........ .. $2295 63 $1995 • - -•1555 =:..--== • I 61 .. '1 . \.HT ;I II r-:-------., - . WINNIE WINKLE rD BETTER GET M : K lO Th E: MOTEL . P~ · Hfl.~ eiRDIE. NE-ED5 ME. IN 11-!Ee.E ~NAL HOURS l)fR:JRf: HER .v-.ARRIAG! ro wru 1 ''.\ . .. .. - ' - , 0 "•• • •• • - •- •' •• •-" • • .•• , • ., , ,. o -w r , , ; • .,,., ~ · ... • - • • •· • - • •• • • • • • • • - . " "• • • • • • • • •'" ..~ r o A •• • • • · • •• •• • • a ''- ~ 'I !I .", ,j IJ 1 M-IS SPECIALS 'lA By RALPH HEIMDAHL " ., I 'I E rl'l o: a -- - 7 ,. KARR & VAN ZANDT "llr• lloiWOII! Jtn't hi"' but 1 . . ·~- in th1 . - • -" - ,, $395 • BLAETTNARS .. ' .. . ~·J l 0U'•P- ' '1 AND I bedroom By BRANNER $895 60 wv I $1"'"'." ~ ILAETTNARrs ., $)895 RADIATOR SERVICE 64 . ~ ·. H'r $1495 1.---~~--=..,163 m.....,. ... V8 .... , " I .I ·--·- .......... ' ..--- ........... . .,...__ ,- . ., .. .' . • ·;>. ' - .. .' ;. .... ..... ... -~ ·-· ( ·.~· ~ ~ ~·· ,., ; . .•.·' -..; :., ' " �- ........ ~ ' ~ Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way --'•''\Nl - --·AD- - &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 2SICNS ... INH'H•' · ; ' ·ON OIAOl.INII Dr, tefer• f'VDMOtiOD MOI\IIIy Doltlhnt ttM A M CANCILLATIONI COIIICTIOHI Wll• D1 1«4Ptocl u•m t:H A. M.. I P. M. l'ao 01" et ....,.,••, Will 18, 1988 1964 Olds "88" 4 Door \UTUMUBIL8 llllllnJiet - ,.. _!ted, '·•Cd"""WY ....,. .._ lllr'l lloonlo? Family Fun, Fine Food, Our Delight IIIII• $2149 Sl.tuatecl ta thl Towu.hlp ol Power steering and brakes, auto. trans., radio, bt1ater, blue finish, spot clean, deluxe interior. 4 COft I p4f' W~ 1M IMOrtlen MII'IIIIIUIII Ch.,.. 60 eflntl 1:11 Cofth . ., WOrcl tor TnrH Cln- 1959 Rambler American IHVtl¥0 lftHf't..IHI II " ' cent Dtscount on ltiiO 1c11 , ••ra. oM • • INIIcl wlttu• 10 CA.O OF TNANKI & 081TUAIIII 11.11 fer N word Mtnlmu~n . loch ocldlthanll o~~~ord 1c. OF~ICI MOUlt I:H A. M. Je IIH P. M. Doll-, htvrday l::tt A. M. ' to Ualt N"" ' ,, •• 10 ...... TO fi'LACI A IUUI.T I"IIODUCIN8 WANT AD CoUilt)' tow•: $345 ud State ol •Jhlo. and illlcrJbd • lol· ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY-OUT BAILEY'S RESTAURANT l'urnlture ODd bouHbold 100<11. We wW bll)' com. Pomeroy Motor Co. ~I!ROY, We treat families royally. Brlog yours here Sunday for our specialty, Broaoted Chicken, or other tasty dishea. or~. ot !lleiMI 1114 bouaded Station Wagon. 6 cyl std. trans., good tires, aound body radio and heater. A real buy. • OPEN IVES. 9:00 IDd they acoompanled her back t. her home Sunday. Mra. 'Ida Bland and deqhter Mn. Roth Yoho and Mr. IIlli Mrs. Forest Brock of New Mar immne, w. Va., wn Salllrdal &fleet& bere of their sister, Mr. and Mra. Blain Tayl<lr ltld tam· 211 1. Main '.M. Pomeror lrlo (loll•y• Colli,. Holan IIIIey pJete ostatas or IDlalllota. Call ... For S.le KNOTTS USED FURNITURE ond AUCTION OHIO -- ~ . N4l 'U!T us MDI .. I <n<Rl'fi> f!Y 1IIE,.,.. 11!1S Hat MAY IIi II IJTTLIIllO Hi!IT. '· hfJ brother, Mr. and Mr• Way Clark and famlly Sunday. Mra. Charlu Tucl:er and m~ !her Mrs. Glady• Taylor, ean eel on Mr. IDd Mrs. Herman Manball and daughter, 1'0recentl,y. Jifr. Mlll'sball Ia quite poorly at thl1 Ume. · Mr. 8lld Mn. Jack Weatherman were Sunday suesta ol Mr. and Mra. Delbert Newland. Rev. and Mrs. ~land Nor ril called 011 Mr. and Mn. Jock · Weatherman Sunday evtnln8. ::,i' Tuppers Plains lewl1 Repelr Strvlct · -FOReHEATING ePlUMBING eROOFING BaS Pet end PoweU St., Middleport, l:ut 1111 teet ,.~-· ·""' PHONE WY 2·2156 Ia! week 011d only. New FOR SAlE / Real !:state For Sale ll~nd. 416$17 :!:1n~t·;,_.; · ,~;;;ru~; menl of stock, 67 variE!Ites l part of a. troplcol fish, weekend In Memory IIVHY WORRY over a sluggish· ~ 1-I~~===~====~~~· 1 v\l;;,:-';~;if~~[;~;~ lals, pencil fish, 3 pr. --- septic tank' Get Klean-EmBuslnest Service• !! By Mn. Evel)'ll Brlcklu Dwaf Gowraml 3 pr. ~ LOVING memory of our fa-: AU septic tank cleaner, Land.l:l.t'bt f: Mr~ Sed O'Brien of reg. 75c each. X-ray t"'er, Harry F. Bearhs, who mark r·arm Bureau. Pom e-~ TkAILER - lO 1 SO - WI!' I COMPLETE pest and ::~; 911 ~= bua was a guest cat $1.50, reg. price ;.assed away three years ago roy. 2 Ui 30tc NEW - 1963 VINDALE control services. 20 :-'d !ft .~o-,1::!'' Mrs. Ethel Stout. Mn. Painted moons - 3 pr. today, February 18. Sadly Completely furnished, 2 bed· experience. Meigs de1ree1 w Eut 114 granddaughter, Pauline 2 18 2tc also of Celumbus ••• a missed by his children. TIMOTHY HAY. Roy Herrman, I room can sleep i, . only home owned f!or:_ ~..~·•=• 0Cf'.•,;;,,,__ Betty, Pete, Dorothy, Rt . 2, Cheshire, Ph. WY. :!- fl , excellent condition. AJiied pest and termite =o:_ ~.:::r:,-·~"'~i;n;~; ,;;.,,;,i.jj I Selel Used dey guesl of Mrs. Sloot. Norma Jean, Florence 6795. 2 16 :uc MIDDLEPORT - PLUM I tral company. 605 w. 0.11 Aero IDd In aere. Mrs. Donald Hawk and em••· II Farm Equipment -Belnr Ule ume nai •t•to Ann and Families. CARPETS a fright? Makel' 0re s tory frarne, 5• rooms, St., Pomeroy • Ohio• WY oonveyed to Leattlr !lurk 1M VIr. ren or Mansfield spent a week 1 Uaod New Holloncl en<' here with her mother, Mrs. 2 18 lte them a be~::.utiful sight with bath, %: basement, furnace :' ,iiii315iilii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iiiil8iiii-;l f:!'!d ~~·':s.b'Pa~an~:c'ad d: _ _ Doris Koenig and son, Ricky. SPREADER-- $325 Blue Lustre. Rent electric· heat ront and tlack porches, :.· Met,. CountJ Deed Reeor4t. -~:::-~~:-:::----,:Power talteoff. Extra eood J0 t 100' 1 100' •liiiM 00 I Said real utate ll located lD orEnll!red Bolplill Mra. Zonn Taylor returned to shape. · ,.,..,.,.,. • Wanted To Bu 3hampooc-r, $1 . Baker Furni· To111Wl!p. Meip CCK~nty, on1o. -;;;::;;=;-;::---::--:__::_:;Y lure, M'lddleport. 'l' •te POMEROY, and tn Mo~~rtmntu.. cornmonlJ llnowr. Persons entering Holt<r Hos- the home of her son, Blain ANTIQUE Fum ~ ~ bedroo frLINCOLN b aa Tuppers PlllllJ, Ohio. Said 52 FORD TRACTOR tture, dishes - -- ,- - - ~. 2 m arne, ath, bot [ AT ITS GREATEST ostate oppr•too at no.ooo.oo, r~;~) •Dd pita! during lhe last 24 bours lor from Camden Clark hospU- Runs good. Priced lo sell. miscellaneous 1;an or wrne , iOUP S ON, the rug that 1s, ail furnace heating, full ba!ie-«nnot bl •old tor le.• tbu tw.J. , thlr~b of tl11 appralaed valuo. Tfll'llll were: Kellh H. Hankins, 1116 al, Parkersburg, where she unMra. Howard Cecll. u W so cIean the spot ~ith Blue ment. Owner may assist in Plain or with pepperoni, , ot nle: cam oa day ot nle. FUlTON-THOMPSON Brentwood Dr.; Mrs. Alva E. d.,.went eye surgery. Main St .. Pomeroy Lustre. Rent electnc sham. financing. $8,000.00. sausage, mushroom, ham or I :':JsRT,,H::~J.~~:. oWo Johnaon 423 Seco d St . Mrs. Mary Bu9by went to TRACTOR SALES e 29 ttc · pooer, $1. Pomeroy Cement ALBERT M. COX, BROKER combinations. Weh!ller and Fultz. lu E. Eblln, Pa~ot ~r visit her sister Mr. and Mrs. wv 2·51 01 Block, Porr·eroy. 2--13-Gtc WY 0 ~M ~ , •••• Attornen tor Plalntlff , .....,.,. -----:-:-:-:-----~ ..-n r VIMhl 9" or 12'' Sbe _75c to 1.50 (2) u, 18, 25; <» "' u, sw Lewis s. Simpkins, Rl. 2 Charles l<lng of Apple Grove Notice BUDGETPRICED furniture In 2 17 Complote carry·Ciut Sarvlce City; Jeffrey D. Fowler, Fiiii=="--:...iiiiiiii""'\ I our third floor budget shop. CALL W'r 2-9905 Mrs. Carl Roach Pleasant: Warren H. Mo1rrlson.l WANTED Baker Furniture, Middleport, FOR SALE : 5 rooms witll utll- Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Pt. Pleasant; Mark R. F~·:~~~ Mfn to monalf or <lealer oper. : Ohio. 11 12 tfc tty room. Water' gas and : 118 W. MAIN POMEROY Ho•leiB of Club West Columbia: Mrs. B1 ate Certified au staUollf ln -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I electricity. $2,500. Welsh thl• r.nen.1 area . Appl,. by ell•· 1 r Town HilL Phone WY 2-3312. ...,.,.,Jj Mrs. Carl Rosch ermerto•lned , J. Diddle, Rt. 2 Racine; New Furniture lnr Salt Roell w. \ 'a . 'f:Jfl.5QU Another Firat 11 Undmerk 2 9 tfc PAINTlNG Inside and out. Gen- lhe Chatter Club Wednesday Gladys M. Jonee, Pomeroy; 11 A. Bryant, Rutland: """'"' "' w<Uo lo J<l3 Soolb NEW! lANDMARK - - - - - -- -- - oral repairing. In Pomeroy an I evening al her home, Mn. f'ront Street. Columbu1, Ohio. ONLY 8 Fyr•ZOfl FOP SALE· 8 room bouse wllh l Middleport area. WY 2-3792. 1St. rollowing a ahort business Forest · Malone, Jronlon; John --- I batb, full llesemen~ BIN 9y-i 2 17 30tp ' session In charge of Mrs. Roach B. Blagg, Russell, Ky.; Mrs. I DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, j GASOUNE flt.DO Down - lolonM witt. sell St., Middleport. Pbooe: . --· - . president, games were played James L. BosUck, Rt. I Wurt· 50c, 75c, and $1.00 sizes. DeCononlent Terme Pl Pleaaaui 695-260'1. CURTIS, Dairy and beef aires. and prizes awarded lo Mrs land, Ky.; Mrs. Mack Crndluxe Pizza, $1.5fl Jeck 's Da1· ! 11 I' tfe Minimum of $6.00 '"": cow. CUiford Ebersbach, Mrs Thorn: dolph, Rt. 4 oak Hill ; Mrs. ry Bar, Middleport 12 8 ~c - - -- - - - -- ~o all farmers for Pmfoklln,a- .. Stewart, Mrs, Charl~s Car- Robert Allen Stewar~ Hamden. i Help .Vanted FOR SALE _ 4 room house uon or serv1ce, ea11 ar er s. 1900 M R bert N 1 M Births 1 WY "22tl4 p "'5-3415 1 ' rs. o eson, rs. M V FURNITURE CO. 24 acres of ground, Letart ~ ' omero), ~ ' Robert Eads and Mrs Howard rs. ance A. Dray, Rt. Z "'M"'AI:-: .E"":-:Need cash? Sell lamMASON, W. VA. Township, 4 acree Chester. 2-l:J..30te birchfield. Mrs. Wilbur oung . Gallipolis, son, 2:15 a.J!l, ThuraOil.> Knapp Aerotred Shoes .· F'ull or part time. High com- , botlom, l garage!,, tbt~~:~;~ SEWING machines. repolr ser li'On' the door prize. Mrs. Nalh-~ day. houae and other 01 l'lce, aU mokea WY ~Z2114 an Biggs received a birthday Dfscilarpd missions plus bonus. Complete located on St. Rt. The Fabrll Shoo Pomero• gift from her secret pal and Paula A. Barnette, lme for men and women. R•ou••r , · $5.500. George Autb>rlzed Singer Salee and a b~lhday gift was sent E. Brown, Samuel Carter, Llla~· l l Equipment furnished free. 1 and HI-Tilt Broker, Hilton Wolfe, Service. J !!I Uc: Mrs. Alfred Biggs from her lee F. Chancey, Mrs. Harry J. ~ r ite to Gordon Rae, Dis· . trict Sales Mgr., 3534 Darby- ' l. improves gasoline mileage man, Z 16 L CONUI'nUNlNG Refrlger secret pal. Dennison, Charles M. Denny, 2. Cleans cc~rburetors , 1 Gary W. Foster, Ja111011 P Fra.ll shire Drive, Columbus, Ohio. 3. Prt!vents ··arburelor icjoa _;.., a!:~ Re!ril!Refreshments carrying out ley, l\llchael J. Hawk, ·Mrs. Zip 43221. 2 16 3te 4. Stops fuel line freete-up lnsurenc:e i· 5 Prevent.& rust, corrosion Til lhe valentine theme were servWilHam M. Hill, Paul R. HoiJd. 4 1 110 WANTED: ExperienCed mecb-/ 6. Cleans ;otake manifUds YOU'U GET A BmER IUY H~ ' · ed by lhe h011tess lo lhose nam- asbel~ Shirley A. Jones, Mrs. anic for minor parts installa- 7. i::uta cylinder wear PHO'ro CopyrJII !emee. Capo ed obove, Mra. Kenneth Mlc!I- Vernon Moore, MrL WIDiam f · M be I a Eimin;t., rough idllng 111 made c1 '-al po-. Eftrydoy Spoclolo 100 service. ust mature, g_Proteds positive crankcase -a ....... ael, Mra. Harold Dunfee, Mro. Beyonlds, Mn. Earl M. w;r.~ll with ability te manage de ' ventilation systeDUI. bi.rtb recordl!l and almost u, Charles Spires, Mrs. Raymond Elmer Roee, Mrs. Frank Mllrlo'o Style Poot partment and sell parts. I DRIVE IN TO LANDMARK Giber doeumeDII. Fischer and Mrs. Howard Pbll· zel, Mn. Owen WUbur, Haircuts $1.25 Good workmg conditions . In I Super S.nlct St•Uon Now ReiUer baaruce, PometOJ Ups. Harry L. Willford. $1.50 letter, state experience, ref· I t Ut Shompoo I Sell erencee and wages expected.; Auto -:IAA'I!!;;;;I'No:A;-;:;CA:;;S;;U"AL~TY;;;-;ln=.=ur=.=.==.. 30 doy color rinM, Shampoo I HI $3.50 Wnte c-o The Daily Sentinel Mulleo •---- .a.. •BEAT THE SPRING 64 Olds _ $259~ 62 Oldt- $1595 Pwmonenlo $7.50 up Bor 686A. 2 I ue'l 1963 VOLKSWAGN, $1.000. P•mero;-:-;:: 'WY'i.isa7_ let Slor I Hard Top Sport We Sell and Senice llJDomte 88 11Dllde7 led. CHAMBER MAID for -Hotei I Call WI 1-mS. 2 II 3te t I tfe Wip IDd Wl(leta Coupe, V-8, auto. lllnl. Belp It wbfte, matcMDI Martio. Apply In person. II o11 viDJt lllterlor v-a; power brake~ power Merie't Style Post oulo.1 power iiiito. 6 · 2-13-tilc steering, radio, wbtte oteer•na. rodlo, tinted IlL 124 l'h, WY U271 1 --Fo-rR_en_t__:_:._ DAIlY oldewallllrel, wiles! dllel, windlbftiG,, llt!l wbfle . IYhevte. Ohio BUY NOW AT LOW WINTER PRICESI tiDied llul, bucket ,.II. tfdewall.l, rul eJiu -..· ' A.OROIIS 2. Owned 19. Mtadow THREE and four room furnishL Pellell 3. Type of 20. City in ~ and unfurnished apartot lead base hit Belgium ' ments. WY ..-5434. 12 6 tfc and h.. llng, Minersville Bu.·ck G. Type or 4... RJfle-ranp ll. Aa-. OIUo. End yolD' ~ewer troub• • • • 62 Oldt _ $1395 6101ch_$1295 ps ttem• awned 4 ROOM tnmished apartment lee. We bave all si!eo oewer 4 Dr. Sedan. Popular Deluxe series wltb all vinyl soots. 9. Moon5. Unapoken rwnea F-tltl Cotlaq Sp, Cpe. V-8 I Door B.T. DJnomle Ill, · for rent P~oll<' WY 2-2776. !\Idlachines. Reasonable Automauc trans. Radio. One very careful loco! owner. Low .. >ngrant 22. Caumotor, auto. tnao. radio, resin tioultr v.a motor, automade ter > p.m. Phone WY ~71. 10. Foreign CeU WY ~2974, day or nlgbt. mileage. aew wblte aldewa1l tlrel, tnDJ., bact-up llihto ODd Howley and Reed Hardware. lZ. O&K!'eAer 7. French river 2&. Twisted wheel diact, wbtte over age 8. R.eeound by to~ 11 willie lldewoll Urea. All IJ 1 tic • lie Bu·1ck blue wllh all blue vinyl 13. Perfume 9. A.leatlan., 26. Hank of BEtTING, PLUMBING Ruro • • • • Interior. Bucket oeoll. eeoiiDDIJ biQ'. .,...,...,.• .a..•• ~T~KA~f~L~E~~un1~=--~~ with 1ncfl\8e 1or one twine Oo•ol Bottle G'8ll Arnold H . Depart tL "'Juieter,• 1.1 2&. Type Delu.e 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage by one particular oWJoer . II '·----------' lgt and 8row1'1'1 l'td 15. Unrelenting 110rno (OHip meaa~ lllertl. Ill E. MaiD Street Automatic sblft. Radio, Immaculate lnolde and out. 37. Born er Park IStaw Approved) 1'1. Extlamalt. Scandlna.. 30. Arabian 89.Wur-ttemPomeroy. • 22 tic tlon viana ln ~Mettatn Mtnemtlle, Oblo, riiOile W\ bel'g 61 Mercury • $895 11 64 Pontiec • $2295 18. U . S. l1landl: RWUiia 31 . Bridre Catalina Pontiac • • • I.D2t I ll ~c 21 _MMal tag• U. Place of poaltionl 40. P tAtallna 2 door Hard Top. t door. V.a, auto., pow., EXPERIENCED WOrahlp 3f. Gup Two TRAILE!f .. sl>ACE:s ·-for 23. MedievaL onwneut sta. Wagon. Sho,.. extra good care. Tblo car wa1 ":~~~~~ Wltb V-8 motor, outomabrakes 6 aleerfnJ, ndlo· by one of our most frequent repeat customers. P rent in the Village ol Middle- 24. Lithuanian f DeW Firt1toee 1100 lteerlng and brak ... Hydramatlc. I"' I" U. transmfQloa. Wftb poport. CaU WY 2-3346 or IVY coin ~· • I' • ~ wblte ofdewall th-eo. Looke 25 . IFW~Cribed wor braket and oleerfnf. 2-2186 or WY !-3600. ODd rt1DI real loocl 27 .~ Cia! ... 11 30 tic Catalina Pontioc · 28. BlackIZ. board ltMI BRICK Dupl'-c e,- -:3:- bedroom From lbe loraHI truet or VB Sta. Wagon. Alr Conditioned. Flnloh and up::!~=~:.~ ... 29. Conlract. bulldozer r1cllator to lbe ~;~~~tl~~e day It was oold. Power steering and living room. dining room. kit- 32 . Comp~W~ 2 • 60 Oldl _ $995 I" • IIDIUMI better core. 600id·~ $1195 chen, ba!'ement and gar:JEe pt>int SUper 88 Celebrity Sedao, llJDamle 88 4 Door S. forced air gas furnact' But- 33. Religious v-a. _ .. brakeo 110servlcedana. Auto. tnaa., power ternut Avenue. Call WY 2-- 1 3-t. Hebrew ,,. e r l 01. B)dnmatle Catalina Pontiac- rbntee, power lteerlnf 5127. 2 4 tlc : tnDJ., llko otw white letler """'~I VB 4 dr. Seden. Beautltul all vlayl upbolJtery Poww II 36. Sf!oa eag!ea llde Will tina~. beautiful and radio. Your ebolee FURNTSHED apartmem , J 1 38 . Atlu, for lloerlng and bl'lkea. Ou of a1ee11 '83 Ill u-.a. ' ~ metowe llnfoll. rooms and ballt. 300 S. 2nd ' "~.. cram ]lllfl one CoaQIIolo ...... 1... Ave., Middleport. Call WY 2- l 4L Weather Crill Knuflttnf 5262. 2 15 tie 42. Correc:t I·· Wrllle. ....... Codr. Hard Top. Bulclt'a flnoll and bell oerle1 and IIIla lltt'fls AVAILABLE MarCh 1st, b"'l· U . Plural &. t.. IIJIADIIIIIID really nice. Power sleerlll& and brlkea. Automallc. .~.~•.,d with I"' ness building. Located at 120 · . ' ..- . Ollfo I&W ud. I'I&W East Main St., Pomeroy. CAll cc. t...,W.ature 141 1 ua Pontiac • • • • • , OOWll 59 Mercury Colony Perle Ste. Wegon _ $595 Matilda Schorn, WY 2-2524. 41 I. Fann CUSTOM BliTCHERiliG "'" 4 dr. Seden. Beautiful all wblto flnlob. H)'dramatlc ,.._ 2 15 tfe 01 ~· 11 V-8 motor, power oqulpment, ute new t1no future eullfDI. WIU bUJ bldea every Power steering and brakea l ROOM furnished apartment. Monday Pbll Meter, ' D-'ILY 08\'Pl'OQVOTE - Hore'o bow t. WHk olh 57 Chevrolet 4 Door Stclen $395 Phone WY 2-5435 212 Soutll Ali:YDLa&AitR S-15lo. ' Ul u. Chevrolet ton • V-8 ~tor. oatomotlo tnnmtulon 5th Avenue, Middleport, Ohlo II LONOFJ:LLOW 1 2 lie One lett.et sl.mpl, daMs for another. lD. th11 sample A. 11 uJJed r'lli !RROOM - -=FUR=NISHED for the tbree L'-' X for ta.e two 0'.. etc. 81J1C]e letten, .,._. 58 Ford 4 Door Stden - - - - - $295 trophJe~~~, tbe leagth and fonnatloo ot U. wor41 are all Ja&Dt&. armrtment. WY 2-5385. V-8 motor, auto. lllnl., new rubber F..u.cb d'\y Lb\111 codt W&en are dlfferat. I 21 tfc • • .& QLM• NIC~I.Y iurnlsbed 2 PlBI<RZQUZ 'rDli:LX D ar,,·tment, Middleport, WY SllXVTL 3874. VZIIlQ xa.z 81<1 l<li'FZQHJILZ I 14 tic V 8 A.J Q D I: liZ X . - L i l CjDR R MOTOR SALES IIIAILER LOT, ·Rutland, flve 't . Y - y ' • ClrJptoqaoW. LET Hnl THA.T WOULD XOVJl mlla from Pomeroy. Phono TH* WORLD, FDIBr ><OVII HBIBII:Lr.-BOCRATIIlll . GMAC FINANCING 811 Nll3. 12 23 IIOte BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCK tC 1118. Klnr n.turw 8yndlcatt, Ilk'.) JOUR . ROOM rui1iimed lporlWY 2-5342 POMEROY, 0. Codii11C.Oid& ment. WY :wtl5l 11 lJ tfc ) ADNM ODd fomlly "' Columbus called 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon, 6500 miles, by local owner, like new 700xl4 tires, spare tire never used, dark aqua finish, ~~~\~~7i~rf[~-~~-,. P.B. radio, big 6 engine, std. trans., showroom clean. &A Til Llor Wont M . .Nicl -----'- - - Ill 1965 Ford Falcon Future :-::--:---- $2095 • ly IIIAL Uy:Mr. IDd Mrs. 'nplntou Clark ' Pomeroy Motor Co. OUAliTT __ ,. _., '"" ••• lllbtr DINNER AT ... "UDIICitloft ...,..,,,.,.., ...., •• "'* :,::;,~~·b,:l•e~,::. .e• r~~e ENJOY SUNDAY . IAINIY toOOLI 11"1 INUI'I'Y IMint • 1..111 llle)'l =•~~:!~' (!ueiJU filii._.Itt I ...:_:--·:: Society News .. , ,-,.· : .·...;.,.-:.•·· By HOWll SCitNEIDEI LEWIS .I REPAIR SERVICE AU. RIGHT THEN, LErS BOTH 1 OASOl.INI! ALLEY SET AN EXAMPLE FOR THE KID ---===·=-=: _ .. Hos·pa'taJ News J p 1Z Z A .... THE BORN LOSER txliln!.l~ ~.~ SE61S AU. MIIJS! / ' 1 -~w.;ASE:'IElAI.I ,-, 1 u' DICK TRACY ·3 ROOMS j...,,...,....,..,.___ 1 '299 i I MASON 'I I 1 ' ~ - LlnLI ORPHAN ANNll! By George··"· :.W'"':.:'· . .• 1 1 i, I .......-. :.~ ............,.J "'"Al-l' V'l<tiOW ~OM ET!-IING , KID 11 I PAY ATTENT10N ; YOU 00 A LOTO~ C H ATTE ~ IN~t J'AlK, TAU(, TALl( I BUT 'lOLl I'I'VEA; !iLJ,.. AN'I"Trl.lt!W! ., ../'. I,,.,,...,.....,,...=,;=='I s.i..---- - ..• .\, PRICE RISE - -------::....::-=:.... ¥· ll• .'.·~~-. .I " CROSSWORD " ' ./ ' 63 ••ter •w 64 ........... .... ~ , ~ .... 1. . I '"""' V8 ~ ~~. i ! ~ 10 ........ .. $2295 63 $1995 • - -•1555 =:..--== • I 61 .. '1 . \.HT ;I II r-:-------., - . WINNIE WINKLE rD BETTER GET M : K lO Th E: MOTEL . P~ · Hfl.~ eiRDIE. NE-ED5 ME. IN 11-!Ee.E ~NAL HOURS l)fR:JRf: HER .v-.ARRIAG! ro wru 1 ''.\ . .. .. - ' - , 0 "•• • •• • - •- •' •• •-" • • .•• , • ., , ,. o -w r , , ; • .,,., ~ · ... • - • • •· • - • •• • • • • • • • - . " "• • • • • • • • •'" ..~ r o A •• • • • · • •• •• • • a ''- ~ 'I !I .", ,j IJ 1 M-IS SPECIALS 'lA By RALPH HEIMDAHL " ., I 'I E rl'l o: a -- - 7 ,. KARR & VAN ZANDT "llr• lloiWOII! Jtn't hi"' but 1 . . ·~- in th1 . - • -" - ,, $395 • BLAETTNARS .. ' .. . ~·J l 0U'•P- ' '1 AND I bedroom By BRANNER $895 60 wv I $1"'"'." ~ ILAETTNARrs ., $)895 RADIATOR SERVICE 64 . ~ ·. H'r $1495 1.---~~--=..,163 m.....,. ... V8 .... , " I .I ·--·- .......... ' ..--- ........... . .,...__ ,- . ., .. .' . • ·;>. ' - .. .' ;. .... ..... ... -~ ·-· ( ·.~· ~ ~ ~·· ,., ; . .•.·' -..; :., ' " �• PLAN DANCE I Fnther, Children, MASON - Tonight following lbe Wahama-Ravenswood •••• Obatrtl(' Birthday• ketballbe game, teenWahama hance 1 Mrs. Edward Moore, • s. Seo.will held at athe High School auditorium from ond·av, Middleport, entertained 9:31 p.m. to 12 midnight. The with .• family dinner Wednesday Javs will be In rharg•. Spon.oor ; evemng honor Ed rd Inand th ofI her husband, hlldre II tbe Wahama Guidance Dept · ' Tommy wa •and Sheila. e r whoc all ol> n, ed th . blrthd th 17. ;r!my wa: celebrating his first birthday and Sheila was observing her Pomtray, Ohio lith birthday. They received gifl• and cards from relatives TONIGHT & SATURDAY Bprt l-ancaster and friends . r ''THE TRAIN" l A decorated birthday CartoonR \ ensrribed with "Happy Birfu. SUNDAY, MONDAY Daddy, Tommy byand Shei· ond TUESDAY I. day, Ia" was prepared Mrs. "THE KID" Moore. Dinner were - T•chnicolorMr. and Mrs. Richard Hovat'> Ieve McQuron, F:dw . G. ler and children. Presenling gifts were Mr. and Mrs. George Cab Calloway, Joan Blond,.li •John"'"· Mr. and Mrs. Hovat· Colorcorloons I ter, Krist! Morris, and grand! M · 31Membersof.- ' ..· · - - - - - - - ~------ainly About .! Chester' Cou. n"c!l ' Arorind And 111• Amatear Gardeser'l peop1e 1n f, Club 0I M'•dl Abou-t .. eport 1I ""'·" ....... Pcmeroy D fA M f · M' Ill part te preNrVe tilaeblrdl 0 e$ .' · 1ddfeporf lllal are &etliq exllllel, by I ~1-..._ ~_:lttalrdl ullto~ -~. MII•O'BrienTakel Part in 'Seorch' Pam O'Brien, daiJihter ul aad Mrs. Jainea O'Brien, Bill Point, wu a flDal· Ill the Asseclalltn Women Studenta of the Ohio olNorthern UnIveraIty campua In lis aearcb Northern's "Best Girl" Thursday night. Girls nominated by tbelr aororitlea dorms nd by ious • •a var lratemilles modeled three out- SOCIAL ~js wl~ ~on- ~rath Sarge~t, c~cilor, ~ FC•I~~~;.~1.\;; ~uests 1~ ~~~j"~.~·d~;~::J:;'~•Id an~ .::r r~en~ts~in~Ra~d~for~d~-, =V~•~-- = r':;:;:;::;::;:;:;~!P:•-ep a~ Th's ,_ alker messag~ \), :z; HOUSE $1.99 • 36" SPORT DENIM 69c Plastic Oval Rugs The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ~ SANDWICH fnspiTOfiOna/ Book Reviewed Rambler Trade-Ins MENS SUITS $2Q BOYS SPORT COATS 1 = 89c ,... 39c. ,... MUSLJN ° · ....... LET INGELS DO ITI MENS SWlATSHIRTS WHITE SPECIAL PURCHASES METROPOLITAN MOTORS IVY LEAGUE PANTS ••• MENS JACKETS th QUILTING SHEETING 2 wa; DRESSES ·::~ !-price ' DEFENDER" DRESS PRINTS LINEN TOWELING 39c. ,... 39c. ,.,., "Pilgrim Bed Sheets Skirts ·· .. !Price SUITS·· ·· 331% Ladies Coats BAHR LADIES SLACKS Reduced 25% INGELS FURNITURE l price CLOTHIERSMID~~~RT Elberields 1n Pomeroy ••·0 ~7';· '• J, " lr.. ~ •;'!1/ Jury Selection Will Open Case Which Has ~~,·~ Been Postponed Four Times Since Nov. 29 .:::.~ ~~~~7seb~as a:~ ~~ ~":~~.::.·and now will STEAK CLOSED TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22nd Washington's Birthday ~ ;;··• .. ,_ ~" • I' :::s Meeting Held Crow's . tcinally sel for Nov. 29, has been postponed four times. Mra. Borden's trial, which was al- . SHEET BLANKETS ··- =~::;. ::~f::~w::~ Mt.ddleport 69c On Tuesday V~llc" ,. . ly Dkk ThoBarring uDforaeen developments, the beginning of the selection of a Jury will O)lft the flrst.de!P'*murder trial of Erne at Walker, 39, GaWpolio, at 10 a.m. Monday iu-Gall!a County Common Pleas Court. Walker Is cltarCed with first degree murder In the Sept. 7 fatallllooUng of Thurma Borden, 22, Kerr. He pleaded iDOl guilty when arraigned after being ludlcted by till ·'!' September term giand jury. Ada W. Borden, 28, Kerr, wHe of the victim, waa also elm'• ged with and indlcled for first-degree-murder in the shooting of her husband. Her trial DRESS MATERIAL Syracuse WSCS 1!;1 ''' MAKE ElBERFElD$ IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER =~• ·llevot_ed "llo The CW.afer Mldd . If Ohio •1 ·S· the~r Gener~l Hosplt~l. \1,>---~ "t;, ?,,.. ~&-~~----------------------------~~~--------------------------------------~--------------------~----~ ~ ~~ ~ -----------------------------------.. dJ~ a Secret I' -~~----~--------------------------~-~(----~----~~------------·--------~·----~ -" ~. • ~----~----------~r .--~--~1.4·~NO. v~ 2 'GaWpolla SUNDAY, FEBIHJARY 20, 1966 l'llllleniY·Wdle~ ~'·.;~·~~'.~---------------------------~----~~~~ -,, • PRIC! lO CENTS' ,•.., • 1 Committee To v.·s,·t Wl'thPlanS Ch hSh • pec1~l!y I Can Ke vl~lWoo~ter l'_. . =~ a":.u;:~m:e!~ !: ~:o:J!ni~.o!M/~~~ ca~e. ~ It . - i!M ii!¥ I ~ -; Gil" J ' ,,.. b.. !Ill". . ' ' 11111 r•rt: .c ...,. 11m : f . · · CALENDAR ~ ~YanpJan. :~i ' ··. ~ :_ ,.. , i ,. Mrs . Flerence 8ol 1ey return- Chester Counc 11 ' D"""'' .. ""'·"' "' Mr nd Mrs Rodn "--. -plaelacll'll ~w ""' •v_..,, y ed tD her home, Nye Ave., America, met Tuesday evening lng 1'erat Sun'day· for aeyvaca ""t"t... ty • ......,. on • POMEROY CHAPTER No. fO Tbunday alter spending a few wlib 32 members present.- Bar· trip in F1 ld d Loull Mn, Braee Uoyd, ehaJr. Royal Areb Maaonl will bOld itt her daughter and open- While the: IDs maa ol the project and well· lllllll81 illlpectlon J'rlday at 7:31 aw, · and Mrs. DwJght e mee mg '" rttiaUstlc with his daughter and family bon bird lover, baa recel•· p. m. wtth Cllarlel E. ZimnletLagan and son. form. Reported ill were Zelda M d M Re. ed htl wilh lbe '""I fllnll Weber in Sl Joseph Hospital, 1 r. an ':'· nness1er JohnP pn,.. man u lnspeclill3 officer. A Mrs. Leroy Watson con· Fannie Adams in Camden · laon and children. Mr. Rlllcoe Wite, wllo JIOI" dinner wiD be served al 1:30 ftned to her )lome by illness. Clark Hospital and Opal Hoi- Mrs. Roger Klttle of GlousP· m. with the ladles u I Mrs. Harry L. Bailey and Jon has blood clot in her leg. ter visited Monday with her the club lor ue. Tbla ..... Brien represented Weal Hall. SATURDAY Mrs. Norman McCallum were Leda Mae. Kraeuter is home aunt, Mrs. Vesta McCoy. ject 11 ltelq apoliiGred bythe SAUSBURY CUB SCOUTS recent visitors In Sl Albans w from Hospital and Dolores NaUeDII Aasoelallan o1 ,._ PARTY IB HELD Pack 216 wUI haVe a special Va. · · · Wolfe has a baby girl. SidneyMonday Russell of ...,. Racine camp Fire Glrll en- meetlni on Saturday evening, A communication was read torMrs.visited withGloosher oervm ef BlrdJ. Tbe elab..bao Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eskew from Edith Wakely, district Iatner, Rue Tuckerman. placed lt ol lbe bOUIIel 1D Joyed a Valentine Party In Jan- Feb. 19, at 1 p.m. at the Sallswere in Charles!Dn, W. Va. deputy, in regard to the rail . the collllly. vary at Ute Racine Baptlal bury achool. All parenll are Thursday where Mr. Eskew who In Pomeroy on March 31' and Mn. David Ohlmger Church. Attendlng were Jan lll'ied to attend. fell at his employment break- reservations for dinner cost daughters, Susan and Son· Alkire, Deborah Cross, Cricket fUESDAY ir_g his leg, entered Charleston $1.7 each are to be .;,nt ID ya, were m Jut Week· Carpenter Brenda Sayre, Jleo. General Hospital for a cbeck- Cora Beegle. A district prac- end for a wdh their daugbky Sayre, Brenda Holman, Rhllll- AMERICAN LEGION AUX· up. tioe Willi announlled f. ter and armly, Mr. and Mra. da Ervin, Shirley Pyles, Jane D.JARY of Lewis Manley Post Mrs. Clyde Andrews left Wed- March 20 at Tuppers Plains. Thomas InnereUa and sons, Da· Johnson, Nancy Bentz, Joy Z41 will have an Americanism nesday lor a visit with relatives The Buddy Starcher show be- Vld. and Andy. Tlley went esUTC Ut•ln$ Theiss, Martha Yost, AnD Me- program al the MI. Moriah Ball' in Athens. ing sponsored by District for the observance ef Plana Cllnock, Linda Grtndataff, J>l. list churcb, Middleport, Tues13 1f Mrs. John Kerr of Columbus Past Cooncllors Association on Dav1d s birthday. were made lor a ana Cross, an4 Brenda Brad- day at 7:30 p.m., with Mn. and Mrs. Margaret Werner of February 2 at Pomero was .Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEI- lion committee ID call an ford. Campbell Harper J.n charge. .Lagan were Saturday guests o1 sa announced Y , blnny, Jeffersonville, Ind., are IllS of the church by the Busy Pdra. Wllaon Carr, eighth I Mrs. Charles Buck. A thank-yo~ note was read spe~dlng several days bere at 8ef Class of the First Baptist BOll presided at the sliver col· trlrt president, will be t bt Beryl White of Ch..apeake, from Navada Beav.,. for a gift, home in Middleport. :;:'urcb Thursday evening fee service. spt>aker. The public is invited. 0 W. Va. and Ran Might and cards and visits . while haopital· They plan to visit with their church. siSter, Mrs. Floyd Rumfleld of led. Lucille Kraeuter, thanked daughter, Karen, a graduate Mrs. Beulah While, Rutland Vl!llted Tuesday with the memben for gifts, cards student at Ohio University. Alb· conducted the Mrs. Charles Buck. and visits when her dangbtor ens, before returmng ID lndi· opened with the class Mr. and Mrs_. David Might of Leda Mae was hospitalized: ana. "Have Thine Own Way," ro1-1• Pl~santvU!e vts1ted Wednesday Round robin get well cards were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk lowed by prayer. Mrs. With biS SISler, Mrs. Ellen Eb- sent It Mrs. Weber and Mrs. and san, Bobby of Urbana, have bath Slaven gave devotions ersbach and Mrs. Charles Buc~. Adams. returned there after spending tog scripture from St Jllbn and My Bank They also visited in Rutland At the close of the meeting several days here with her a meditation from the "Seo:ret with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. a silent auction was held llY parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Place" Has the Molt Clarence Might. the Ways and means commit- IMiller. Ro.;,n robin earns were lee alter which refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jenkin- ID Fielding Hawkins a patient ANNOUN~ REVIVAL were served by the kitcben 'son and daughter, Mary Jane, at Holzer hospital ~nd Berth• toOfferl 50% Modulus Rayon - 50% Cotton. 45" width Rev1val serv1ces will be held committee. were'" Columbus over the week- Archer 8 po'ient 1 M · Beautiful fabric that requires Utile or .no care at Mornin_g Star EUB church end and visited their daughter Th: c 1 each evemng at 7:30 beginning ~d family, Mr. and Mrs. made plans to remember You ea11 tell a bank by Ita services, and our Tuesday~ Mar. I. The Rev. Men· ames Hoyt ond son, Jimmy. Mathews, who 1s at the Elm· rd. customers know they can Rpect all the Uttle zel Smith, pas!Dt. will bring Th•y also attended the Dis- wood Rest home ith bJrlb. the and there will be patch sports event held Sunday. day gift. ' w a "extras" when IIIey entrust their money to us. apec..J mUSIC. Mr. and Mrs. John Kraw- Members answered U II sccyn and famil . ro ca Oustomera are our "valuables••; we work to aive Drip Dry lu~bus Sunday y were m eo. naming their favorite valenMa Vane . e person. Buddy gifts were them better, fuller bankioe service. The February meeting or the sd ry 'th ooney, who Is re- exchanged and a Valentine box WSWS of the Syracuse Metho- ~ mg WI her sister, Hazel exchange was featured durlnal BANK SERVICES dlst church was held Tuesday anCooney at the Emma Smith the evening. lhoddq hc'ts • Sovln11 Acc'ts e Money Onloro evening at the church with Mrs. residence, is recovering from Following tbe meeting Wiiliam Eichinger, presidenl, lllllJor surgery at Meigs Gen- hers were inviteed to the - Deposit 1.,.. e Chrlot11111 Clult e L••,. Machine waohoble, wiU IOO% Cotton- 70x90 aot stretch. Beautiful in charge. ~rat bHospital_ in Pomeroy. She room for a desoert course serv•.d slri.J!8S and matchin& Devotions taken from Psalm as een assiSting In the care I(<> bl . sabds. 84 were led by Mrs. Royal of ·'Ars· Smith· Miss Van Coon- valentine m a tatheme e carrying out the A large Thomas who gave a meditation ~ and her brother, Pearl Van- edged heart .,..;tered the' table 1 rd. "Remember the sabbath day to Illoon~y • have been with her at with pink tapers encircled keep it holy," !rom The Upper e ospital. llowera. Nutcups of vahmtille Room. Mrs. Carl Weese, procandy were given each gram leader, had for her topic, Twim' Birthdnys ber. Hostess.. were Mrs. "Automation Leisure." Honored at Party leo Bennett, ~· "-. John LyoJIS, D · th and b · urm~ e usmess session, M Mrs. Eva Hartley --• Mrs. LEGAL HOLIDAY 33 shut-In calls were reported. r. and Mrs. William Lam- W """ Mrs. Melvin Grimm reported bert entertal~ with a party erner, contributing. on the visit by rommittee to Monday evenmg honoring their Attending in addiUoo ID the Long wearing Colonial pattern that wipes clean with Syracuse Rc.t Home. Mem- lwm daughters, Tamara and above were Mrs. Lettie Roush, bers will help in the Race Rela- Debra, on their filth birthdays. M,~'· Agnes White, Mrs. Clyde damp cloth. Bright colors. lions service at the church and Games were played and fa- 1\mebrenner, Mrs. Pearl Hoff. will also participate in world vors of balloons and heart shap· man, Mrs. Nora HamUIDn Mrs. Day of Prayer services at the ed suckers were given to the Lillian McGhee, Mrs. Jacob Presbyterian church February gukests. A decorated birthday 1'umer, Mrs. Cora Pullen z. It was announced that the ca e With ICe cream and punch James Souders, Mrs. ' prayer group was active again. Twere served 1D the children. Hamm, Mrs. John Seines, Mrs. 4S Inch wide Prayer by Mrs. Wendell Stu!- he honorees received many Frances Bearha, Mrs. D a! Prlsc:IUo 90 Inch wldt "We Ha .. Grown Becauoe We Have Helped ler closed the meeting, after lovely gifts. Attending were Mourning, Mra. Beulah White SliAMLISI Order 1r l'hene wllich refreshments were serv- Mr. an_d Mrs. James Roush, and Mrs. Donald Boone. ed ID seven members. The and children. Bobby, Diana and Member Federal RHerve Sy• .., Aaol Tab '&m Homo Conme; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe March meeting will be held at S Member Fedorol DIJIOiilln•urance Corporation _-,. WY _ U4lt Ute home of Mrs. Frank Wine- prouse and children, Chery~ Excellent quality, - .... brenner. Debbie, Danny anu David; Mrs. POMEROY, OHIO Snow white, excellent for qulltin1, pure iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:[ ;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;.;;.;;.;;;;;;;;,\ Vesta Lambert, Mr. and Mrs quality. In lbe drapery ii "- Clawson Roosh; the honored ..,!/"':'!ew of the Inspirational department. soli finish. guests, Tamara and Debra and at Bt;,l B,usinesaman looks The Very Best :~!hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Lam- Lloyd• hi~hl~ght~~ :s. Bruce In Used Cera Anywhere ffi<'eling of Class 12 Circle NO REASONABLEANNOUNCE DANCE Heath Methodist Church OFFER REFUSED A high school dance party :day evening at the church. SEEspo?sored bY the Middleport den~· ca~ Swanson, presiSeniOr class will be held this Th' pr · Saturday night following the Mnx: ~k authored by w • Regul1r 99c-$1.19 H1nd Towel1 I GROUP I RACK MiddJeport.Pomeroy basketball live Y tha"'J'", a high game at the Middleport e aneaco Shoe Com· "Your Rombler Deolor" starting at 9,30 p.m. The f."'ys pany for18which Mr. Lloyd Is a Well Known Qu•lity 2 for $1.00 VoiUOI To V1luet t. '""'""'"'P"'O"'M"'E"'Ro,v,;·,;O;,;·,.,..,..,~wvi_illl emcee represen tive, cites his rellg· ~· e~perience in testing the Now Now $5.00 f15.95600 Regular 59c-69c W11h 'cloth• $10.00 B1ble as a basis for his person· al and business life. Well Known Qu1llty _ _ 4 for $1.00 Devotions were given by Mra I GROUP MENS I GROUP James Jivid n in a · paper prepared for tbe 1a y speaker's school 1n Gallipoli Valu11 To Values To $3.00 $5.00 this year enlltled "A Chrls$5.91 f15 .9S - - - Now tian'o Witness 1n This World , She led the group In "T h. e Lord's Prayer" and gave the MENS elosing prayer. · SPORT SHIRTS-Colored During the business meeting 17 Jochoo wide, I" ~uallty Onlohlntho Hooded & Monogrammed Mrs. Swanson announced the DRESS SHIRTS Wack or .brewn, to,..I EXPERT INSTALLATION! Voluos To $ OO llwdor fllr lhlt ulo only World Day o1 Prayer Feb. 25 & BANLONS 13.95 • • It I:JI p.m. at Heath ChurCb Val~• To ARMSTRONG'S SornP Long SleeveR, Some II was announced that $93 $6.95 Short SlE'eve cleared on the sale of pecans. Linoleum . • . Inlaid Vinyl The group voted to doJiate $26 to the achool lunch program 1 LARGE GROUP Floor covuina for every kind of Ooor. Belt and 1D send the f100 ID the Sfd. patterns. ProfenionaJ lnaUJJatlou bJ Ill, or well missionary project ID tbe ilo II youraell, Call WY ~- lor fr" eJil. confere!ICe. Mrs. Nan Moore MI-. Juniors oncl Holf Sl,.. mate. reported on the SldweU fmnlly and displayed a ChJiieae calenWALL-TO-WALL CARPETING I GROUP I GROUP dar which had been oent · to Double led Size 81 by 991nch LADIES REDUCED LADIES REDUCED MOHAWK her from Korea. MAGI I SWEATERS Mrs. Swanson appointed 8 Thl1 S.le $1.69 kpert lnoiO!IatloD committee composed of Mrs. Y2 PRICE Satlafaetioo Wayne Gibbons, Mra. II. L, GuanDteed Fltlecl loHom Sheets, Double led Size French and Mra. Jamea I GROUP den to report on the bulldln& Ledlos 2 Pee. Reduced repair activity. The meeting thl1 S1le $1.89 was closed with the benediction. Pillow CaiN, 42 by 36 Inches _ 89c 1 pair A aalad course wa1 served by the hostesseB, Mra. Norman 1 GROUP Wayland, Mrs. Herman Jlad. dox, Mra. WilHam Ilobsoo and REDUCED le Th~ftylllve AI! of Your IIP•IIpl From Miss Nellie Zerkle, conllrlbuttiDI followlq the meeting. The ble was covered with a crech• ed l!lolh -and centered witll 1 . valentine tree and red to-··• Ill aUv.._ holdera, Mrs. •=========•I MEIGS THEATRE ::~. da/~eb. I ,. :.r. . ', Confesses B&Es Two venires hnve been drawn for each trial. The first 75 prosA series of burglarieo (six) ht Middleport hn be&l pectlve jurors in each case had solved according to Herbert Gilkey, chief of pollee, tD he dismissed when the case Chief Gilkey indicated Saturday that Richard Ward, 20, progreased from the September of 206 Beech·st., Middleport, admitted that he was reapon, 1965 term of common pleas Bible for the breaking and enterings, the first whicb \0011 court to the January 1966 place in mid-December. term. Ward reportedly confessed ID - - - - - - - - Twenty • lllo o1 the oeCOIId the series of felonies at t h e approximately ~ Ia tub 75 juror• drawa lor IH Walk- Bureau of Criminal Investig&- reported taken, the Reed Weber trial bave been ercused or lion Headquarters In London, er home and also his garqe uve not beea avaUable lor 0., where be was takea Friday wbere miscellaneous items were lfl'lllce, Tbll Jeevea oaly 51 by Chief Gilkey and Meigs s!Dien, the Elmer Red home • lbe aelfctlon ol tile jury otarls County Sheriff Robert €. Har- Frnnt-st where uadisclosed Ittomorrow momlag. tenbach. ems of value were apparently Already excu•ed from jury Earlier this month. Ward was taken and the Catherine '"" duty are the following: Helen taken into custody by the Mid· Christine Grant borne. Plymale, Georle A. Yoong, dleport Police Department as Ward L. Pauley, Marta F. a parole violator, and belt! in Ward got in!D the besemeat Dean, Lucy Hamii!Dn, Brian jail since his arrest. at the Grant property, but wu 0. Lanier, Charles S. Bradley. Ward admitted the B & E of scared away • Lois Jean Waugh, Frances S. the Middleport Elementary Chief Gilkey •aid Ward 11 Vickers, Virginia V. Brum· school on Pearl-st. the James being charged with B & li: In field, Willa M. Rucker, James Euler home OA 4th-st where each of the counts. Forth, Lawrenca Smeltzer 1 Elma B. Hall, Jamea L. Wa~ Ml~JI@I¥&\it@+.ii£!1 f4ihiiiiJJiii§j dell, Stella R. Robinson, CorSAIGON (UPII - Communist VIII Cong striking ' nella McDaniel, Bert W. Ross. In the darkno11 early Sunday, fired amall ar..:S and 10 ~~ for dlltrlbutlon through Cressle Watll, Lawn~ S. mortar rounds into thtl headquarter• cemj.ouncl of the tile .Joung treea are Owen, and Rollert A. Brtckles. U.S. Army's 1st Cavalry Division. It wH the flnl bit and KnlpQ ijo~lt.• . ax. ,~1011, thtl Ct1mmuni~ agalnal the htladqu1rt1n, ._. , } , . ,. a.t W ' l .. . . ..hallltf S.IJIOI). • ,. 1,.. -· .. .._:;;ill~ di:ll!.-•'lbe . ,.~ ~~.-.~~i1W IIi( lfi'CIIY ,.,.. ,.,..lil~ · , _ ..er, liliJPoenaed the 41villen ...... brought und4lr attaclt. Ht ltlil fhli.' · • '_- ' ' !ollowinl wllnesses lor the lrlal icano ouflerecl ~mptratlvoly light eHualtiH lnd ma· 1111 111 Mrller date: ~ial da..,... before tho raider• wer..driven eff. TIM . -Earl ·A. ·&em and Gotm!lll :V... Cong in thtlir atla<k took eclvantage of the absence Clark, !ICI:• Landan _Correction- of most of the dhrioion'• combllt troopo, who wore per. al InsUtulltn; Sheriff Denver tidpotlng in "Operation White Wing" about 300 miln (Continue<. on Page Two) northoul of Saigon. ... .·.· u. ,d . . . y· :;e 1 ro SCh. Long Waves the Flag~· •j Man Boxed-in VietCong Counter ·=-'-,i, 1:! · 52! Hour Countdown Is Near � 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 18, 1966